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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
GOLD MEDAL GRAND aud SQUARE
y PIANOS.
srFINHAY L SoN3, aanuisci !7s1',

BTFINNAT SON3, NAulsctI7s1t
no. a Walker 81, uesr Sosswsy Nee f'ft,
l~srded the tiEs Premium whre and whenever they
their P oes into petition 1 the bsa, Toep
{. Boston, e~-Eo.k, PA'sjeipai. al, Sa.lini1re.
Receive the irs rzs Ae-s, At 80 M9toPot,G t=
HashiG stou, 1885.
Ta 10, Pr Mum I. G, Il biets ~ '1e best rsaoF;il7 81
m American inslrfs Crystal Ps'V-, E,EF0TF. 1875
Ene fI P;cud IN IS Cod Medal icr ha Sg PSloEots a.
Pre- aie- 7ani Institute, Baltimore, 1875
The Frst Prize Medal for thu best s. tie An ea
IaF.ute CTYs.s PAisoe, Hev-fofs, 1870.
nh Fiss; PTsugm God Me1) 81 to bes 1fa-3 Piano b
IT, naryarG Institute. Bltimors, 1851
The Prat Premium s. the STATE Fair, Detroit 1881.
The Fir PIE riiu.n =. tae SSte all RiSem1s1 81
AInong the s cslcs talents d "a cs'is
such as w Msscn 6o.-schak, Wolenhalp, &c. C1ali
sauMs Pianos coasrucel VIII TIE tui wootsl a.: log sas
combined warranted ff iHee a1i al nv - ADA a.
s-ea.lI .ea lcea prices = en- tAa lncs.
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printing.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING HALF PRICE.
II-Wefd,ng A. Home Visiting Cards Besness Cards,
Sill Rssds ho,e- Ctecks &c at KELLYS q FuilonsG ny.
VLEGANT Wedding and Visiting CARDS, EN-
IL VELOPES sc Laies Paris ftsles Waiting Pa.e ADD
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t)iano- fortfs dn6 nlnsic.

4 MAGNIFICENT 7-Octaye rosewood PIANO.
- FORTE vii be SOLD very great bargain, and second
hand PIANO taken Ia exchange warranted peec, 10 every re-
pcc and qu4ed il iooe. Apply a. No is Nes broadway
near Cacas.
EIRST-PRfZE PIANOS and MFLODEONS
4 for SALE 81 RFNF at VERY LOW RATES.-Ags n-7 81
I.co5 G cke Boston Pianos, 5 D. IL ". S!.ha css
brd.ed keo3eons aud H. Psoved Newf OK Pianos
A NJ. KANOUSf., 10. ~ Broadway
HIRST-PRiZL MELODhONS and HARNO-
4 NIUMS-Fe CANT illustrated pamphlet. ~ pp eyO) seq!
b. mail Address MASON & HANLlN, Boston Kss-.
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60 farmers and Others.

burdens new Machine IIORSE-SHOES
ID fne o.siity price very cesIes. Depo il New.
York, JOHN w. QUINCY Co.. No 90 "hliamst.
CYRhCUSE FIRST PRIZE MOWER
- Dout fai, 10 examine tie BUCKEYE Alitnsn siers
Pstensl which has important advantages al other
MOVING MACHINES
Da9os IL tssv-icyk: SEARS, ADRIANCE PLATf.
No. 1855 Greenwich a.. COurtlsudcs1
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Re1: Essate Tor 11is.

A REAJTTIFIL COUN TRY Residence Tor
~ sATy q, EXCHANGE 0es. hewsst Il mia Ton Cry
a.. conrr N scrrs Ges. labor has been spent on tie
uisce snI L Is under high sts,e Of nPf vesu iooutigs
sore 800 pea The product Of tn farm WI py ~ eiei
Locson perf.o.ly bes.hy r. PIERCE. M IS Wilimst
N excellent FARM Of AZ acres. 80 miles from
~ York with SEATED Appl Peas Car H. n ~.
Craps &C. in sbrnasn'e san-T - MIX soi SEA - 'H7
Coor Z OII' Hh' 10 ~ Ll--i =
COUNTKY SEAT for SALE.-yiew ua'ur-
rss.sd rr'udt fsu q Ls-3 qcs',"r 1T n
iIoJsou Riycr Ho' sac cod wa;r 'AI-ugho Fine GE',
and ptuty q Fuit q al sino Aso. 3, HYDE PsE OF
sos,s lrquied WlLLET McC0ED 30 - AarsJ.;.
IOR SALE n BROOKLYN-A beautiful two
4 story isIa' HOUSE. oo.s.-.rg $, tho aoisf prove
aeu.s iIo.dlrz vsc bshs. speasiGg tabs b f.
water Itr pcs-fVr 'os-ts, NrAiHApfs 30 .
In perfect orjsr uuI;rs walk from three ie,fls val BE- 90
No. Go Gd-sy ncw FORK. ~ = w b KITS 10 i's N.Y.
L. av., B.o.sjm
L7ARM of 60 ACRES, With acres OF Village
TrorJ ccran, Euitias- and aSnn 90 a.i =. BED
FORD Wtscheser c. for ss t,s3e Tor city BrooGyl
property. . COtKCROtT, No. IL Msrcaaa.'' khchsl2-
NOR SALE, TO Close an Estste-The 3-rtoy
BHck DIVE LLIrG-IOUSE. stus.<3 ., 10 3 HsnTy-si ,
Lcw,, Clsiile Hs;k' SITS The hoyse hn ano yss3
gers estate = yse wits piise1e 81 rene ga *
the # alf0 pei sDnrm. Apply % AUGUSTINE FUND
Ne. q Lib ryst.
E'OR 6ALE-A yefy neat t1neo-stor; anG high
4 bs,er7ent Philadelphia brick f-oat HOUSE on adass
Price $1,000. Apply to tsASyrS = mead, No. 50 5lsy
EOR SALE-A valuable LOT Of LAND on the
north esst corner Il 9Th az ned 9Th So fo SALE sy
HA3ICK5 PARISH
Ho 80 Beaver s,s.
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CIIY Of QUINCY, ll.-The INTEREST upon
the BONps of the above City falling due tue lSr JULY
MKT vii b. paid SID thai day At Office No %
Hra.d... WOODRUFF CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

MARINERS SAVINGS BANK have removed
vi their New Banking House. No Sd Of h at
Open daily from Ia. m. 10 M and on "eiresday and
Saturday D. fom to O'Clock.
Interest allow ed depo a. per cent OF 800 aid
under. THOMAS g. STiLLNAh Yresje1,
CHAs MILES
l. I. SMITH, Secretary
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TOR CHARLESTON.-Tbe steamship MEM
i PIIS Capt. o. ". Watson. will leave pier No u " r.,
SATURDAY June 49, Il O'Clock precisely Passage
SIS Freight reduced until further notice cents foot.
Insurance cue ha yer cent effected Office Apply
II. b CROMWELL. /. Co.,
NJ So Wes.st, coTrsr AlbauJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

Il cen Atlantic Screw Steamship Com7saJs And ca4s
steamship HUNTSVILLE, j. A. Post, comms'der will leave
pier No IL y. R. sATi RDAY Jgne 49, a. ocock M,
precisely Passsse. with unsurpassed daon Is
FREIGHT Un flheG E3c o ceut foot InuTauce
one-hsf " cent, ELECTED at o.. ofi'e. Apry
Il. 3. CROMWELL. Co,
No 20 West-It. corner Albany
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INSURANCE SCRIP.-GREAT WESTERN,
i ORIENT and HE2CAETILE SCRIP Of 1853 wanted BY
MM e. GlLiAn son,
No. 10 Merchants TX ha-se.
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OlEIeE o. LIE CcAa.eLAAn Coz Aso laos o..


NHIUAGU CII1 % Walk LOAN.-IH rsd
~ Bonds July 1872 interest payable semi annually
IN July az Jarusry the City Of EewIok Payment Of in
ured by the water rents which are neg considerably
in the annually required for the Coupons The
surplus interest and expenses $1,000 In l53 The
good fifth dit Of the city pledged for tins payment OF
principal and interest For SALE By
ashley s NORRIS. No. - Exohsnsr rsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
DORTLAND and NEW-YORK.- The new am

L1EAN 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
~ FAST. Dt BLIE ana LONDONDERRY, without 5ssy for
SO Return Tickets 10 either Of the above p,oes good or
rostA. By any steamer Of the ice SEQ
fsos Nsw.Yosk.
EDlSBURGH Cumnir SAT RDAY, July 20 at y aoos
NsWi DIRK Mcmillan. SAT RDAY, JAY TO- a. II poon
Races Of Passage Cabin S5 third class ioaai WITH cooked
provisions, ~. For ireish; o. ps...ge, spply e
ROBERT CRAIG IT
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E'OR 6ALL-A gefy neat tnoeo-stor; and high
4 b.ssr1ent PHILADELPHIA brick f-oat HOUSE 3t9-ss
Pdca 81 900 Apply 2ASyU3 y. MEAD, No. So @iSy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

GslslS 10 LILA snus 2-stofy and ba.e
UpSvbs NET h'ci HOUSE. GA Coaltsi BrooIIyu
nc Boasdmsur,.ca bowen un!op and sAaket.-s,s G>s
Est1rrI Fs!,os Tsry To-, tae .aot. May b.
t~s,s IL ania " DIOR, No rs FiS,ss., ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

EOR SALE-A valuable LOT Of LAND on the
utrth esst corner 4 Gh nod 9th s.L for SALE sy
HA3ICK5 PARISH
10 80 Beaver s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

MAIL LINE.-Tre fsvorics Steamship Al STA. Capt.
81 ;. W,oGhul viii leave SATURDAY 18Th jane, a. p
Pier No North River Cstin Passage 10 Savannah
so. Bills OF Lsnl signed board For Freight Passsgs
spp7 to SAMUEL l. MiTcHILL SON, 10. IS Broadway.
oIds a. Sgvaunah lesvi0 Monday
"wednesday End fnday The FLORIDA Capthl lsaIc Gro
well will succeed AMI .eive On SATU RDAY, 18th june
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
May Party.

2 number of the young Misses ant
Masters of this place and vicinity, pupil:
Of Mr.. PEARcR's School, held a May
Party on Friday evening last, l4'h inst.
in Towner's Hall, and "al went merry
as a marriage bell Although young ir
years they seemed to enjoy themselves
admirably, and their proficiency in the
Terpsichorean art seemed worthy Of per.
sons of more maturity. Miss LOFTY
BoTELER presided as Queen" Miss
MAMIE DOUGLAS and Miss PINKGE BoTE-
LER LIST Maids of Honor. Miss EASY
PARRAN was Crowner, and Miss NETTY
LEE Crown bearer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Att meeting of the Directors of the Bal
timore and Ohio Rail Road Company on
the 18th inst, Mr.. John L. Wilson, Assis-
tan, Road Master, on the western division
of the Road, was appointed Road Master
in The place of Mr.. Wendell BolIman, re-
signed. Mr.. Silas McMurphy was ap-
pointed assistant Road Master, in place OF
J. Il. Tegmyer, resigned. Both appoint
nents were made with much unanlmily.
Both Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. McMurphy
have been in the service of the company
some fifteen years, and proved efficient in
their respective positions. Their present
promotion is in accordance with the gene
raj policy OF awarding tiled and efficient
men in the service.
The President was instructed to address
Mssrs. Bollman and Tegmyer compliment
tary letters on their re.iracy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
Improved Order Of Red Men.

At the session of the Great Council OF
Virginia, held in the City of Richmond,
on the l2th inst, the following Great
Chiefs were elected for the present year,
to-wl:
Worthy Grea, Sachem.-.-E. L. Luns-
ford, of Powhaan Tribe, No. 10, Peters
burg.
Worthy Great Senior Sagamore.--J
w. Mcneil, Of Owego Tribe, No u
Wheeling.
Worldly Great Junior Sycamore
VIM. t. Hannaford, of Nansemum Tribe
No. 20, Somerton.
Worthy Grea, Prophe,.--Philip 7
Shearer, of Michigan Tribe, No. 81
Moorefeld.
w. G. G. Of Records. &C, A. B. Cot
frolh, of Shaunee Tribe, No. 2, Winehes
ter.
w. G. Keeper of Wampnm.--J- A
Clarkson, Pochahontas Tribe, No. Ia
Richmond.
BENJAMIN R. Pulen and j. A. Clark
son, of Pocahonlas Tribe, Richmond
VIM. r. Hannaford of Nansemum Tribe
Somerton, and Lewis Barley Of Shawnee
Tribe, were elected Great Representa-
lives to the Great Council OF the Uni
ted States.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
Circuit Court.

The S,rinq Term of the Circuit COM
ror this county closed on Wednesday las
af,er session of Ten dsys--Judge Pa,
her nrpsiJed. The grand jury made On.
!, one preseulmeni, al This term. r.s
ano.ni Of business was dispo ed Of. Ia.
following among Others were the mos
James liams, Us. the Mutual insuranc.
Comnanv of Berkeley county--to rero,
or damages su-t ined by fire. Vetdic
and judgement for plaintiff for S2375,6.
and costs. Andrew Hunter, and X. \
Conrad for plaintiff and Lee and Faux
ner. for def.
VIM. Jenkins Admir-. Us. Joseph c
Rawlins. This suit was to recover I'll
y.lue Of negro hired by def. and ran,
w,v Verde, for def. Hunter for plan
tia and Hoge and Fau!kn'r for delft
Charles C. Graves Us. DR.. Thomas
y rIev--for damages alledged TO hav
bcen sustained by not properly setting
broken leg. Verdict for plaintiff tor SlC
Tbe def moved to rule the verdict asid
and Grant him new trial. The motto
was overruIed. Ioge and Hunter 70
nIair,iff and R. Y. Conrad for dei'.-
l{nriins5urg Republican.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
RegiInental Parade.

The 55th Regiment of Virginia Malta
says the Free Press. was paraded il
Charlestown on Saturday last. Ii wa
one Of the largest assemblages that ha
appeared in our town for many years. an'
reminded US Of DAYS gone by, with tht
exception that there was loac of The pu
gilistic exercise which formerly charac
terised such occasions--and less intoxi
cation.
At about l l o'clock the Regiment wa
formed under command Of Col. John I
Gibson, aided by Major Jas. l.. Hoon
and Adjutant ]. w. Rowan.
There was but one company in uni
form, the "liamlramck Guards" unde
the command Of Capt. V. NJ. Butler
Lieuts. Morgan, Marmsduke and Lee
which took front rank, followed by tht
jefferson Guards" of Charlestown, com
manded by Lieu:s. Fl. B. Davenport, G.
H. Stewart and James A. Hurst.
All the companies in the Regiment
numbering 10, were present with the ex
ception of the Bolivar company. AfteI
arriving on parade ground, an election
was held for company Officers, in con
(ornity with the provisions Of an Act Of
the General Assembly under the super.
vision of Coils. r. w. Baylor, Francis
Yates and Thomas Hite conductors, sp.
pointed at the April Term of the County
Court, 10 hold said elections. The fol-
lowinn n,med oHicers rara tbop elected .
Company No w. H. Lewis, Capt ;
David Humphreys, lst Lient.; VIM. Ris-
Ter, 2nd Lieut..
Company No 81. T. Thompson,
Capt; J. J. Grantham, lst Lieut.; James
Z. Wilson, End Lieut..
Company No 3--Thos. w. Davis,
Capt; Henry Keel, lst Lieut.; Geo. w.
kerfoot, 2nd Lieut..
Company No ID. T. Gibson, Capt;
James L. Roof,, lst Lieut.; I. B. Robey,
2nd Lieut.
Company No 81. D. Hess. Capt;
J. s, Melvin, Let Lieut.; Tobias Hen
bricks, 2nd Lieut..
Company No 6--J. w. Hensil. Capt;
James NJ. lessey, lst Lieut.; George
Johnston, 2nd Lieut..
Company No w. S. Magruder,
Capt; John Osbourn, lst Lieut.; Simon
P. Snyder, 2nd Lieut..
Company No SIS. d. Hurst, Capt;
J. d. Hayslett, Is! Lieut.; ]. w. Firth,
2nd Lieut..
Company No 81. H. Engle, Capt;
Henry C., Moler, Is, Lieut.; VIM. II.
Engle, 2nd Lieut..
Company No lo--No election.
The "Crsw well Comet Band" Of Shep-
herdstown, added much 10 the occasion.
The day will long be remembered by
many of the juveniles who witnessed a
General muster" for the first time in thar
lives.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
CLARKE COUNTY, VA.

WEATHER.--I,is admitted on al! hands
that better growing weather mas hardly
been known. The promise OF the wheat
Weld is undoubtedly good. Clover is
growing luxuriandy. The country must
be enriched by it. Stock should be stu
Giously kept off.
RoGuERY.-About fifty hams from Mr..
Bennett Russell, short time since, and
six or seven from Mr.. II. /. Whea, and
large number Of chickens, on the night
o. the 9Th instant, were stolen.
SHEEP Mr.. George Carter Blake
more lost by dogs Is head of sheep, and
others were wounded and "wooled.' The
perpetrators have been found GU, and xii
Led Clarke Journal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
Temperance Meeting.

A Temperance meeting will be held in
the Presbyterian Church, Shepherdstown
on Tuesday evening, the 25th inst, at
before o'clock. The Rev. ]. LAND
STREET of Martinsburg, will speak on the
.8uaita6le Remedy for hfemperance
One or more speakers besides Mr. LAND.
STREET will address the meeting. The
proposed meeting is likely TO be of as
great interest as any ever held in this town.
A Senator Elected by Love Letter.
In a certain town in the State Of Rhode
Island, letter arrived for young lady
from her lover, on the day of election.
The postmaster, as is not unfrequent in
the rural districts. knowing the eagerness
with which message Of that tender char
acter would be expected, took upon him.
self the pleasing duty of delivering i, /;
but first, like good Democrat, he mus,
vote, and of course in separate seli-seal-
ing envelope. This was duly prepared
with the Democratic ticket safely inclos-
ed, and the gluten stuck together. Stop
ping a! The towu-meeiing, he deposited
the letter in the ballot box, and proceeded
with the separate and self-sealed to The
house Of The blooming maiden, to whom
he CALAMITY handed tie entire Democratic
ticket, State and town. How the lady in
terpreted the missive we do not know ,hu,
the moderator and clerk ungalanly refu-
sed to count the love-letier and the Re.
publican candidate was declared elected by
one majority.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
paper.
Dismissed.

MIR. Hackney door keeper to the House
Of Representatives, says the Free Press,
has been displaced from his position on
the ground of official misconduct, by a
vote Of l46 to "a. He was charged with
deliberate abuse "in exceeding Authority
in appointing subordinates and increasing
the expenses of The folding-room.''
JOSEPH l.. WRlomT, the democratic
nominee, was elected on Tuesday last 10
supply the place Of Mr.. Hackney.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
PeriOlicctS.

The June numbers OF Godey's Lady $
Book, Arhur'S Home Magazine and Pc
terson's Magazine, have come to hand.
Persons wishing to subscribe can exam
inc them by calling at this office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
Declines.

Mr.. JOHN HISS, who received the NOM
ination of County Clerk. has declined the
nomination, consequently Messrs. THos.
A. Moore and JOHN F. SMITH are the
only candidates for the office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22

A MARRYING 0UrRT.--The marriage
portion of young bride in old times, was
feather bed, six chairs, plain cherry
table and bureau, six cups and saucers.
aud half a dozen silver teaspoons, and
a lot or sand for sanding floors. Now
they expect SET Of silver plate, carved
haIr seat sofas. oilomsns, divans. tete.a.
leies, rosewood piano, msrble-,op ia.
bles Tor psrlors. and painted furniture for
chambers, Brussels and Administer car.
pets, and such modern fxins for show.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
Drowned.

Mrs. HENsRoDE, All old lady, about 60
years Of age, was drowned in the Poto-
mac river, near Degully tunnel, about
the lst inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22

Adjuisnt General Richardson has de.
eided that, at the Malta elections which
are soon to be held under the supervision
Of the three commissioners of each regi-
ment appointed by the County Court, the
only officers who will then be elected are
company differs, viz \: Captain and
TWO LIeuienants for each company. The
field oihrer1--COlonel. Lieutenant Col
onel AMI Majpr--will not be elected until
the company officers have been elected
and have ieceiyed their Commissions
from tie Governor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE w. -
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. oody mel
in New Orleans on Thursday, the 9Th
inst The opening sermon was preached
hv Rev. Or. Corilandt Van Rensselaer,, Of
New Jersey. There were 81 Synods,
;6clndiag New York and al the States
south and west OF i, represented. Rev.
DIR. w. a. Scott, Of California, was cbo.
sen Moderator, and Rev. II. D. Jankin,
of Pa, temporary clerk. Alter organ
izaiion, the body adjourned. The fol-
lowing arr the delegates from Virginia
Synod Of Urgiaia.--Presbyiery Of
Lexington, Rev. S. Love. Ruling Elder
Wm G. Lewis. Presbytery Of West
Hanover. Rev. w. J. Hoge, Ruling Fl.
ders VIM. y. Han, Lilburn r. Rsiley.
Presbv,ery Of East Hanover. Rev. Ed.
ward Marlin. Ruling Elder Abel Head
Preshyiery Of Montgomery, Rev. ohiIc
Calhoun. Ruling Elder VIM. &. Hsgan.
PresHyIery Of Greenhrier, Rev. NJ. q.
Billnger, and Ruling Elder Richsrl
SarmPIin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
Fatal Accident.

Nj. john SUTTON, residing about J
miles from MarIinsburg, and near New
comer's Mill, was instantly killed on
Wednesday the 18th inst, by being struck
OIL the head with the limb of falling
tree. de was engaged in cutting the tree
down. and wished it 10 fall in a particular
direction, and whilst boy was chop
ping he was endeavoring to push i, in the
direction named. when the tree fell with
the above result. He leaves family &c
mourn his loss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
DaSuerreOtyDiSt.

Ii will he seen on reference TO an adj
vertisemen, in .o-day's paper tina, our
friend A, B. McCAusLAND has returned
10 these "diggings" and is prepared to
take Pictures upon the most improved
style. Satisfaction given or no charge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22

Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects, &c.
"COSTAR'S" RAT, ROACH, &C.,
EXTERMiNATOR;
"COSTAR'S BED BUG EXTER-
MINATOR
"COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER, for
Ants, Insects, &c.
E" See advertisement in this day Is
naner.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22

Further News from Ufah-NegOtia-
tons by COL Kane, the Peace Commits
sionerS-GOU. Comming IN Salt Lake
Cify,--St. Louis, May 1.-THE follow
ing additional particulars from Utah have
been derived by The Republican from Mr..
Garish, who leiI Camp Scott April 18Th
While his information does not fully cor
robora,e the news already given, it leaves
no room TO question the fact tina, Gov.
Cumming had entered Salt Lake City.
Col. Kane, who was sent out as Peace
Commissioners via California, arrived al
Salt Lake on the 25Ih Of February, and
remained there eight days. lie then pro.
ceeded to Camp Scott, and while there
frequently passed from the Camp to {
place of conference with the leading Nor
mons outside. In pursuance OF the nego'
tiaiions there entered into, Gov. Cum
ming left Camp Scott on the 9th of April
and was met 0y gentleman on the OH
when two days travel from the city. lie
was accompanied by Col. Kane and es
corlcd. by Messrs. Porter, Rockwell, Egar
and other MOrmong. The arrival Of The
Governor at the city was anticipated OF
the llih, and handsome apartments had
been provided for his reception.
A gentleman who is well informed IN
relation TO the MormOns. and who hat
lust arrived from Salt Lake, told the Re
publican's informant that the general feel
ing in the city was in favor ofPeace, anf
only portion of the leaders were advoca
ting resistance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22

THE New GOLD DIGGINGs.-Respec!
ing the newly discovered gold dlgglngs on
Frazier's and Thompson's river, the
Oympian Pioneer says
1.-The exlravaganI reports are repeated
concerning the richness Of the digglngs-
that parties are making IS, $40, $l5'
s25, and $50 per day each, and we have
heard it confidently asserted as a belief,
founded upon prospecting and extensive
personal examination, that the gold bear
ing region extends throughout large ex-
tent Of the country in hrtir the British and
American possessions, from Frazier's riv-
er TO Fort ColviIle,
The nudson's Bay Company had,
within few months, traded from the In
Gians some one hundred and ten pounds
of coarse gold dust, Of their own procu-
ring from surface washing, with their own
crude appliances. This statement, VIC
understand, is fully confirmed by officers
Of the Hudson Bay Company, which
leaves no doubt as 10 its truth. al the
hands that Col. Filzhugh had in his en-
ploy in his coal mine, except three, had
left for the gold region"
a correspondents Of the Alta Californian
estimates that the proceeds Of these new
diggings averages fell 80 man daily.
The best days work yet known was 81 J )
for two men. The diggings are in Brit
ish soil, just over the line, butt is beieIV-
ed that they extend TO the South oil The
line also.