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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-21

TERRIBLE AFFAIR--ElGHT BOYS SHOT.
Last night, about half-Past eight o'clock,
the neighborhood Of Carpenters and VIr-
gin Alleys was thrown into intense excite
menl by the loud repor, Of pistol, iol-
lowed by the outcrcs Of several boys
said 10 have been shot. On Fastening
TO the spot we learned some of the parilcu-
lars of one Of the most terrible shooting
affairs we have ever recorded. Ii sP-
pears that Mr.. Robert McCurdy, an old
and well-known citizen resident on Car
penters Alley, was married yesterday az
ternoon to a young lady OF some twenty
three or twenty-fuur years. Mr.. McCur-
dy is said to be over sixty years of age.
This disparity in the ages of The couple
excited remark among the neighbors, who
expressed their feelings without reserve
at what they considered an unnatural
union. Ii seems that the boys fully sym
palhized with the feelings Of the older
people. In The evening number OF
them, perhaps fifteen or twenty, gathered
about Mr.. McCurdy's residence and com
Uenceu peIiiDS VIC hO"SN "'''
and stones, some Of which were thrown
through the windows and doors. Mr..
McCurdy went out and demonstrated with
them, warning them 10 60 away, but they
paid no attention 10 him. The company
present were much alarmed, fearing per-
sonal injury from the mob without. Mr..
McCurdy then seized a pistol heavily
loaded with shot and fifeI upon the crowd,
wounding, az we are informed, eight OF
the boys. Mr.. McCurdy was arrested
and taken before the Mayo; who held
him to bail Tor examination this afternoon.
The affair is an unfortunate one, and will
bring regret and anguish to all concerned
| in it. That the boys committed a gross
outrage in assalling the house as they did
no one will deny, that Mr.. McCurdy did
right in taking The law into his own hands
we will affirm, but no one will regret the
occurrences more Than he. He has been
resident Of this city for nearly forty
wears, and has borne the character of a
peaceabIe STRENGTHENING Journal
of FriddV.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-21

The franklin (Pa.) railroad is not to
be sold, bu, will be repaired and put in
order in short time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-21

/
A CORES pondeni Of The Salisbury IN.
ca Walchman. writing from Lenoir.
Walauga county, uarrales the following
incident: 81
As Mr.. James NJ. Spainhour. Of this
place, was riding along near the :oot of
Blue Ridge on The North side in Waiap-
ga county, and near The river Of the same
name, on the 30lh uli., he had The follow
ing very dangerous encounter with rat
lesnake.
AS there was a light mist Mr.. s. had
his umbrella spread above him. He wa.
riding near a bank on the right hand. high
er than his head, occasioned by digging
away the earth below in grading the road.
SuddrnI y he heard the ring Of the rat
lIesnake IN the direction OF the bank, and
on looking around saw The snake IN the
act Of springing towards him. Ii sIIeht-
ell. however, on the top OF his umbrella.
fastening It's Gangs in the cloth and tearing
out It's hold. His weight bore down the
umbrella. and he fell off so near the edge
of The road, that in an instant lie was over
the stone wall supporting The road. aud
gllded out OF sighI IN the thicker below.
HE CONTINENTAL MORGAN GUARDS.
1t will be seen by our paper Of 10 day
that there is 10 be a grand military and
civic celebration a, Shepherd.lown on The
I'd September, and that, win number
of other companies from distance, the
/ Continental Morgan Guards. Of Winches-
ter, Capt. B. B. Washington. have been
invited To participate. Alta meeting Of
the Company. o. Saturday night last, i,
was determined, we lean, 10 accept the
invitation. Our knowledge 81 The people
OF ShePherdslown enables us 10 say, that
all Who participate in the contem plated
celebration viii be most hospitality enIer-
famed IN all respects. As for serving Up
abundant and cholre leasis. cooked 10 the
mosi eofibie style Shepherdstown stands
nnhvsted.-H nchesfer F1gi'iqa.
! UOnderfM Gold DiseoUsrits in Geor-
gtd.-The following i. All ey'rsei from
letter dated DAhlonrga August 9th. 1893:
l"Ihe crops m ihls part ofihe SAFE are
ine--Ie.er bruer reckon; and the dis
c"very Of god would peife ~ asionish
you. Were to tell you what the ore is
worth per bushel in the Field mines you
would moi believe me but IL is SO. The
ore they are now raisirg is worth one
Thousand dollars per bushel. There are
several very valuable mines now nearly
, open and in operation, and there will be
many more H7r.f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-13
A CARD FROM 5. SWAN 4 co.

TO THE PUBLIC-The Press Of this State where the LEGAL.
iy Of laws better understood than New York
have spoken boldly and manfuly against prosecutions
cotton annoy that it requires Of little
sentiments were found against By JuT county
We ready and DESTROYS to test the question: and synE
employed counsel,) Of firm from New YORK
Georgia for that purpose. The adjournment Of the Court without
our act laid term, when satisfied
will be enabled to maintain ne rh which We have bought and
Maid The Sparta Academy Lottery Is legal and all the
Of the law enemies may Try to use for SELFISH purposes
OurJuness goes on uninterrupted and We are Informed BE-
counsel that there is not line in the Statute Book Of Georgia
~ run, and public that have best coun
eel Who advise us ss We can AF RH 9TT T sIE 4n every
Managers Of the sprta Academy Lottery, Augusta, Ga
The attention Of the public also called to the following letter
from Col o. LoCHRA Of the Aornes for swAE & COs
MACON, Ca, June 2, Ass.
IrEs: have received your letter relative to the proS-
cutons gan you Richmond Superior Court employing
COUNSEL aud will appear In Tor you This VIII do more
heartily the peculiar under which these
cuons commenced Tor sec by the Newspaper articles en-
closed, despiaois atieInpt soea 70, o q tai o nna'
ence public opinion, by Of letters perverted 10 publication,
by newspaper articles and the erony Of New YORK Mayor
of GeOra That this my unqualified daappTobaton
J untrted injustice in the courthouse Of Richmond county,
and hold il up to public, only pro-
An Ttsssts zeal or affected Indignation against lotteries is
apology for attempting to oveghelm men in public opinion,
without trial, which all by the Law eOnBtiu-
tonay entitled. have examined the facts connected with the
case. and tes saned me opinions Paed as se IN
referred unjust The lottery privilege under which draw
was granted previous the act Of 1885, upon which the present
en founded The law Of 1888 BY special provso has
application lotteries previously granted The charter Of the
Sparta Academy Lottery granted in l5, and thus will fa
The preentments That it has expired BY its limitation
as stated deny, and will maintain. There Limitation Of
time the charter the Law expressly and unequivoca negatives
such an inference or construction. The grants given the
tees and their IN Qs, for any specified
TINTED time purpose raise by lottery specified sun
Of money The trustees Of Academy hrough you
affecting consummsng the purposes for which granted
and are receiving their insmcns for the But these
questions for the court and not the public to Try We vii there
meet argue hen and, believe successfully and tumpnan
l and the issue will evidence that Tericts writer
ont OF manufactured neither suit the taste, temper, PRIDE indie
pendence intelligence Of Georgia jury, who, being tStut
FJog the law and the facts, will not hesitate in the utter
snce opinions, and the convictions OF their
Judgment irrespective Of dictaon from quarter 1ours truly
isI3-Itrw&WIt o. A. LOcHRANE, Counsellor at Law.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-13

BG- We wish to inform the public, that We have
just returned from the east with beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident We can offer in
ducements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city. If prices are object, are
determined 10 sell as cheap IS the cheapest. We
would call the attention Of the Ladies especially TO
lot Of side striped BeFege and Muslins, which We
bought unusually cheap and win sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Duesls and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods. Our stock Of staple goods is very
completes all Of which We wish to dispose of imme-
diately on terms most favorable to purchasers Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
l. G. NICHOLSON Co.,
apr7-tE No. p Public Square
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STATE OF TENNEssEE.

John King q al ". James Ktng 81 al.
she on % Of the clerk and Master Of the COunig
n Court Nashville the lfth daY Of May, 1855.
motion q complainant counsel in the shove
appearing Tie Satisfaction Of the Usrz and Master that
he ooN lag dslsudaht5 wits Sarah King Joan Fish,
his vile snsaR fishcF George Parker and ms Polly
ParxeE and James King resident Of the iats Or
Tennessee und therefore the ordinary process hs
cannot ssrVsd 0mi ia therefore ordered By
Gle II and that publication De made in Buon and
American, Newspaper published 10 the esV Hashvfllo
recurring ne said deandani appaE at he next 81
ne Cna1csry Court Do holden 0E the county Of DAVID
son, he house thoraof the city Of Nashville
tka GrEt M5ndEV O. July said ol, The
nme win taken for , af5f3 ITO them Ard down
fer hssrlag pastss F.R. CHkAEHAAs
mag1E-<Est prs fss s. Clerk = Aaster.
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IN OHANCaRY AZ CAMDEN.


MAY hBta8Bt ls15s
Precedent and Directory Of he Bank Of Tennessee at Teh
ton - Jahn Ccls and william Cole, e sis .. Bin.
N mouJn and t appearing unto the abstraction the
CLERK AID Mastsr fFom allegations ms oil which
sworn TO- thas 1hsmas a. auri0n Of the defendants
IN this eau e % resident Of the State Of Tennessee,
50 hat the ordRRy process Of law upon
Mms % therefore OTdeTod that publication Be made IN
end a1srieaH, newspaper published IN the city
Of Nashville, Tennessee requiring the said Ehomas IA sur
ton appear next ChabeeFy Court held Tor
he eounI, ksnOn, the court house 10 the Of
Candies 4h hond In september next then and there
plead, demur 70 eOmpainants bail, the
E BE aEen for confessed and se Tor hearing exPas
70 him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-13

aRtDIhe es Of Corn have embraced about Il 900 sacks at
VIDE range o. Og55c for ordinary to good Mixed and g5c
busnel Tor yellow and prime. choice white Oats have been
quite hrm with slight upward tendency in prices the receipts
having mostly been disposed Of Of 4Oa42c for good
Ohio Wahshs &c, and $685. bushel for prime St. Louis
Bran has remained nearly stationary in price, the prevailing rates
on the legee being 2 100 rs For Wheat there has zen
steady export deman lOOON 1900 sacks have found
purchasers principally at s59jc for ordinary prim eed and
u 0Q9Sl 10 q bus1sl for good to prime white
BAeoN-There demand Bacon rly the
and about 400 casks Sides found purchasers mostly at for
prime Western Ribbed and 9G91Sc b for Clear
LAhe recent accounts from Havana not being char
acier 70 occasion demand for that quarter the market here
has continued dull the sales being confined few hundred
packages, mostly llkc for No. Prime barrels and
dercss and about BE Q for Prime in kegs.
HAlKYThe sales have been confined few hundred bar
rels mostly at I7K and IL cents for Rece according 70
proof &C. Common is comparatively and held arm
", with sales the evee at 10 cents gallon.
RIcEThs Market With heavy stock very little demand
continues depressed the few sales inside public being at about 81
sa33afc. p for good 20 prime Carolina
COFTThe has been little demand this week bat prices
have undergone material alteration, and sales Of 400
bags have been effected at range of lOlO for Ordinary
Pair aad lOlle for Good Fair Prime hough the la
ter description generally held fraction the outside
MeEET.The Banks purchasing freely choice Eve
months paper at cent out Of doors the range generally
from 500 FOR mortgage notes. 99l0 Cor first class long dated
ceptnces and Tor other grades ll9l2 upwards
per annum Selected paper maturing the early part Of the
winter is occasionally negotiated outdoors at ga 9S% cent
per snnum.
COLUMBUS CGa) ne 9The sales of Cotton for lhe Tast
week viii reach about lO bales varying from 10
BACos-Ths prevailing rates. Clear Sides llz Ribbed II,
" Z.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-13
Yaluable Farm for sac.

THAT Valaabie Farm which the undersigned have res
aod for the last ten years. Is for sale L lies On he water
Of Duck rver the county OF Coffee eight miles fro Man
chester, and mee from EuilabOma and four uiss
from Normandy. The contains hundrad and MY
ncFes 300 Of which cleared the same or more o.
less Of first farming land. II formally kBown as
Davidson place, this farm Two comfortable F-
dents With all Necessary Out houses barns CRIBS
OF ths qualit young orchards Of choice fruits
good spring, IN abundance; stock water PLENTY
both tracts equal 70 any o eops, ehsr for En or gra
and both uEitsd They VII be sold separately together
Bes Gzs As hose Wahng buy would OF eouF
Wh % view the pFomaea before purchasing, ssdrlhei %
sohptoa dsamsd unngcaaFYj but all are Invited %
En4ss for themselves.
dsSas-Wsa EopGR 4 RA1EsBE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-13
MO YAL IIABLE EARAlS EnR SAT-

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight or nine yesEs is SALE L e
on the Of Big HaTpeh river in the county Of vi
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville ear the Village
Tank, the Richlhnd and CenTeVle Turnpike, nine mile
from Franklin, thu county seat of williamson and within
Two miles of the North Western Railroad now being cen.
sFueted The tract contains about four hundred and ezhl
OF aTS rate farming Land; the county between
Davidson and Williamson runs through the northwest cor
Of the tract. L was formally the well known farm
the lats Wilkins Whiteald.
On this sfm comfortable residences, viii an ne.
eeasary out houses barn. cribs stables csrTas &C.
with an excellent young orchard OF choice frut Goo
sprng water and abundance ofnsveF falling stock water
running from different sources through the sTm AdlOn
ing this farm Is another tract Of two hu Rdred acres
excellent land with good resdenes, for sala The soil
both equal 70 for crops either for grain zrss
and both united they will be sold separately Or together
may suit bRyeFs is thought bv good judges could b,
made one OF the best stock farms in the State 10 ia size
A. these wanting buy, would Of course Whish 10 view
the premises before parchasng further description Il
deemed Unnecessary, but all invited 70 cali and see To-
themselves. aug 25-eo&Ht JOHN I. HILL.
VWIEH 20 sell the farm which reside, In WiliamsCs
county, adjoining that advertised above ey Mr. Iohn
Hill, containing By recent survey hundred Al ninety
nfns aud half Of hRst rate farming land win
Portable dwelling, with E necessary houses suitable
small farm, with good water The farm is well enclosed
with good fences including about hundred yards
stone fence will ss this place separately or together
with Mr. H'sas both united would certainly ma ke Aes
lFable farm, and purchasers invited call On NH
and examine he premises. LAViNIA CRATGHRAD,
StoTsof Snyder FriEzsn. Nashville &. G.
x F-ruFF
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Memphis papers Of the 9th and 10Th report the Mississippi
then at highest waerhigher than at any period within
memory Of the Oldest inhabitants Bat writer Tie Nva.
Zaacle speaks Of eompensaOns for the dsvsaons OF the
food in exemption from the pdemos Of the LOviands and IA
the deposit Of from the Rocky oAlpnlslns."
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SSs8,T2,467

Iesvs baicnce in favor Of California Of S6901407 The
kust odd Is estimated at higher of neness than
that Of oar country, viz at $50 the ounce This IS pro
baby hier than it will justly bear, and therefore,
whatever Of the estimate increases the
balance favor Of California. -
These show that within seven years about bOO
coo hi d ha been added % the worlds wealth. and IS esu
mated reported would increase THIS to
sgoon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-13

II The Grand High Priest Of the Sublime L O. Q. C. R.
A. R. Society" and President Of the Ugly Club,
be the Lieutenant Klerenerai Of the
World town, with his famous recipes for killing rats and
removing grease from Clothes and is stopping at No. Mare
street We inquired Of him the society with he
mysterious nislsthres magic seyenand although be
did crafty US, has suggested that s. o. l. D. vii
furnish the to those who wish enter Look out for
the High Priest President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-13
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

CINCINNATI June g, M.-Flour firm and in fair demand
Whisky advanced 10 lsKe Provisions dull sales 50 far
BALTIMORE, June 9, M.-Flour dull unchanged. Wheat
also du-sas Of red at 9Ol 90. Corn steady Whisky dull
but STEADY 202l &c. Provisions dull prices unchanged
Coffee dul-sales Of Bio at 109llhc
NEv YoRz June 9-Flour heayy-s5OO tls seld s3s59
800 for State s49 IS for Ohio, and 81 1904 20 for southern
decline Of each Wheat heavysaes Of 10000 bushels at
Sc Tor Chicago spring, el8c for Milwaukee club, and 81 for
Western OF 10000 bushels 6097Oc for
mixed, and IKE yellow. Mess Pork declined lOc;
SITS prime quotes Sl49l4 5 Whisky dull 2a24c
At the sales today Greens unchanged and Pekoe and
Gorgeous 1c lower and closed at the previous quotations
CCTSAT1 June g. P. M-Flour unchangeisales Of 1000
sea rec and in sctve demand-sae Of 500 a. being
Of &c Provisions dull and rreguarsaies 200 hds
bu shoulders &c packed and bulk sides at zc Ba
COM lard and pork nominal. 1t is offered at SIC
lfEw YoRK Jun P. Motion closed with declining
deiey-saes 500 sales quotations nominal Flour heaysd
- bbls South unchangedales at S44594IO Whea
heGvyaes 40C 90 bush; Western white Slj9ll0 Chclg)
spTdnE 6has6c Corn heavysales
q &c. Sugar flrm-MuscOvado at 5g61ac Coffee dull Rice
steady. Lesth firm Hides active Naval unsettled
Rrsights on grs in to Liverpool 5R96kc
SEw ORLEA :, June O. P M-Sales Of to-day $500
bales; OriesuI middlng uk9llHc- Sugar 81 &c. Bacon
active shoub 96xc. Bale rope hand spun 50
span 6h965< Preights cotton to Liverpool e.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NV York g. M.-Stocks dull heavy. Chicago and
Rock Island IL Lacrosse and Milwaukee p: Michigan South
New Central Pennsylvania Coal Company
Reading Raj road q; Virginia 6s No 6s "a Gaena and
Chicago 81 Erie Is; Cleveland and Toledo 535 California e
s5k Lacrosse land grants ~ Indiana SIS 95; Illinois Central
$50. 100 e --''-S-- '''''' ~ e-' 80
NEW l'oEK June g. P. M.-stocks lower. Illinois Central
el5S Nj sgan Southern 20i New York Central sl Reading
So hre lSH'
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JOHN @. BAKER & CO.,

No. 154 North Third street, Philadelphia.
And may be had Of the Druggists in this city.
As there is much worthless compound sold under
the name Of Cod-Liver on, be sure to procure only
Of J. @. Baker & Co. for an entirely reliable and
genuine article.
apriI S--d&W3m il
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pBOF o. O. WooD--As y0u aluut tl ic1lrs and
vssi your recently llssovere Hair Restorative, se. for
waos0ever concern have and kEn 0trs %
lhat for several years. been in ae habit % usns
Rest0atves, that Tad vastly superior %
any know. entirely cleanss the head q ia1iru1f and
with one months rfdsr use restore any persons lr % ne
original youthful color auI texture giving hays solt aud
glossy appearance and an s hout seolara te hands at
aD7y il or The lss ulch drops. Eluli terei0re,
commend its every DESTROYS Of having One color and
texture to hair. hesIlstilsly y2lIs-
O. ]. WOOD co, Proprstors, 3l2 Bro1iEag- NeE York
Gin the great n r. Wire Railing insnt ard IA MarEaf
street. ST. Louis, No. And sold By an good Drussial5-
.marjLil-gEn
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WAT TTET Us.-The Cincinnati Price Current 9
IN. OAR savs.

WRAT rrEY sAY OF Us.-The Cincinnati Price CarTe" of
the 9Th says:
Our market for Tennessee Illinois and Wisconsin currency Is
Advcs from Wisconsin, showing the existence oil
large number Of irresponsible Jae have operated
anayoraby upon the credit Of Western Banks generally In
Wisconsin Free Banks quoted at dscount
Free Banks range from 81 to 10 dis and there Is no
disposition buy freely these figures. This class Of Tennessee
Banks IN bad repute, owing the dealcatons, Too %
Tia been committed recently by officials in that state Wno
h96 charge Of the securities"
u BEST BULEoS-Tbe Central Wisconsin cautions the
wo against banks amongst the suspicious concerns
State supposed to be- but not really located IN the town
q va su" Aneng these Gemekon Bank, whose Cash
Ter has been doing logging business Eagle Lake, the
Northei boundary Of that State The HtsoORSih adds
1.-The REST bullion officers have to redeem their bills
with at enekon good pine sagogs they are aE1al tenaer
ever piney, and the bill holders Of the other wildcat
banks urthern Wisconsin, VIII, doubt be gd some Gay 10
get a. good currency as pine logs for the rags
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CRAIGHEAD 4 co.,


% PUBLLC SQCARE, EASHTILLE, TEEYEsSEE
TA1Es B. CRAIGHEA AID having purchased the entire interest
81 Of Mr. va II MINCHIN. n tie bEsness % CraiEhead
Minchin, is alone authorized g use the q ne late rH n
Liquidation, WI contnus he ola stand. Sc
- Public Square, unler the title asahoVe. navef
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