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n6fiee TO Inc Pablo.
As tie members of our firm have, hy way
IL purchase, hccoIne tie owner Of the grants
chartered BY The States of Delaware, Kenr
lucky Missouri. and part of those III G e0igia,
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that 81 WOoDy EDDY 4 CO., who win,
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THE following Scheme will be drawn y,
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-10-22
Incidents ofhe Second Battle
Hsrper's Ferry, Oct. Is.

The town of Harper's Ferry was lhrong
ed last nigh, with military and rioters, land
marital law prevailed throughout the en-
ire community. No one c""ld pass the
hridse without arrest, unless permted by
Col. Shnver. commenting the Frederick
military. The precaunon was taken 10
prevent The possibility OF any OF the dis
iuIbers of the peace of the town.
Nearly The first object visible alter pas
sing the bridge was dead negro lying.
outside The pavement with an ugly sash
in his throat, and other wounds, NO one
seemed 10 notice him particularly, more
than any other dead animal. The cl'l-
gems have not YET recovered from their as
,onishmen, al the civil war which has so
suddenly been engendered in their peace
full community nor their surprise at the
boldness and about which chalacterizes
the efforts of The conspirators who have SO
nv seriously slighted, full armed, In their
midst. The insurgents are Gagged, now
ever. after their work of violence and
death, and the people with great anxiety
awaited The results of the events OF to-day.
AT about 5 clock yesterday morning
the military companies, part OF which
had been on duty at guard during the night
were ordered out. The volunteers look
possession of the streets surrounding the
government buildings, aud cleared mem OF
spectators. The marines were drawn NJ
within the enclosure, under the command
O. Col. Lee. Lieut.. Stewart, oil the army
and Msj"r Russell, with their two Dam
green IL pound howilzeTs. The insor-
gents we're in the engine room OF the
srmory, a small building small building
al The extreme end OF The government
works. they held as their prisoners
some half dpzsn citizens of wealth and
responsibility, and some half dozen me-
croes. One Of the Baltimore companies
fine Independent Grays. Lieut.. Simpson
comm anding.) occupied The railroad ondg'
directly in front Of The unoccupied oui'o
rings.
z The military companies Of the adJoin
iny Tow rs and the Baltimore companle
presented an imposing military oisP'ay
The scene was exciting In the extreme
The mos, GREATNESS suspense exls'ee 10
The half hour which proceeded the attack
Deaf, vas anticipated. and The rockies
daring Of the few bod and foolish fanatic
who Sc, al defiance the authority OF vi
os,er.l government and the whole NIL
lary iolee in their view,cTea'eu All '"'ens
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about ten frel him, man turned
r,'unh, tire up his hands, and said
don't shoot" The soldier iirtd AMI the
man fell intp the water with his face
blown away. HIS coat skiIlS were cut
from his persol !. aud in The pockets was
tnund a Captains cUumIs ION tn Captain
+. Il, Lteman from the Provisional Gov
eminent. The commission was dated
Oclober Is, 1880, and signed by A. w,
Blown, Commander in Chief of The Army
of the Provincial Gove;nmenl Of The UNI
ted States. q
For nearly an hour running and ran
don firing was kept up by the troops
against the rioters. Several were shot
down, and many managed 10 limp away
wounded. During the firing the women
and children ran shrieking in every direc-
non, bnt when they learned that the sol
Jiers were their protectors they took cou
rage, and did good service in The way Of
preparing refreshments aud attending the
wounded.
Our informant, who was on The hill
when the firing was going on. says ali the
terrible scenes of battle passed in reslit"
beneath his eyes. Soldiers could be seen
pursuing singly and in couples, and the
crack of the musket and rife was gener'
ally followed by one or more of the in
surgenis biting the dust The dead lay
in the streets where they fell. The
wounded were cared for.
Defeat Of The hsurgeats-the rioters
Burricaasd IN the .4rmory.
Harper,s Ferry, 81 A.M.-rhe town
being IN possession OF the military, the
rioters are enlrencaed in the armory. and
hold Mr.. Washington and Mr.. Danger.
field as prisoners.
The insurreclionists were commanded
by Capt. BrowG. of Kansas nolorle,y, who
gave his name as Anderson,.to Conductor
Phelps. They numbered originally sew
enteen while men and regroes,bu, were
reinforced during the day.
Allen Evans, one Of the insurgents. a
white man, is lying here dying, with a
ball through his breast. He is from Con-
necicut. but has been in Kansas. lie
says the whole was GO, up by Captain
Brown, who represented that the negroes
would rise by thousands, and Maryland
and Virginia would be made free States.
Colon | Shriver, of Frederick. has gust
had an interview with Capt. Brown? in
the armory. He asked to be allowed To-
march out with his men, and avowed his
intention TO defend himself to the last
They are very strong y posted ~ the eh.
yine house. and cannon cannot be used
against them for fear of ipjuring the pris.
oners whom they sill hold. Some six
teen persons are known 10 be killed.
Fountain Beekham, the railroad agent,
was shot dead from the srmory windows.
Three rioters are lying cead under the
bridge, shot by the Shepherds,ow troops
in the charge on the bridge.
The armorv was taken possession OF
bv the rioters about Q O'Clock on Sunday
night last. and was so quietly done thai
the citizens knew nothing OF II until the
train was stopped.
Captain Brown had been about here
and rented farm four miles of, which
was The rendezvous Of the rioters. Gap
tain Cook has also lived in the vicinity
and at one time taught school here. All
the other white men arc unknown, but
are supposed 10 be men who have been
connected with Captain Brown. III han'
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Goodness of Brown.

Col. Washington. who was keen OBJ
server of Capt. Brown during the events
Of Monday and Tuesday, expresses the
highest admiration Of the cool, calm cour.
age of the insurgen, leader. aud Of his hui
mainly. He told Us that he heard Capt.
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Seizure of firms.

Shortly after The slorming of citadel
of the insurrectonisrs, several respecls-
bic looking citizens Of ilarper's Ferry sp-
preached Major Warner exc'ieGiy, an"
declared thai large nnmber III The insur-
rec,ionists, under the command of j. L.
Cook, one of the leaders of The rebt Hon,
had enlrenched themselves within all I'M
occupied log cabin, somelimtS used as
seaoul house, aud had tirrd upon certain
citizens a few moments bei"re; and ihe
assistance OF Maj,'r Warner was asked 10
di,lodge them. The latter replied that
his corps being aad,r the command Of
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FINE Hooded Sheen.

milford. Ellis County, Texas, Dec. l, 1859
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PURLIC SALE.

WILL sell, on SATURDAY, the 9th instant, in
the town of Milford. Ellis county, Texas, between
80 and 40 TOWN LOTS
In said town. Also. the Tavern Stand "a
which now occupy, and several out lots ofI.;iE.
sizes to suit the purchaser. will also sell or rent
The Farm adjoining the town, which contains
about $50 acres. Also, a lot of Cattle, Hogs,
Corn and Oats, and variety of Farming utensils
TERMS OF SALE-One third in hand, one third
in six months and the balance in one year, with de-
duction of ten per ceut for cash in place of notes.
am offering the Tavern, including four lots, for
s 900 in cash, and will give immediate possession
and the farm at Sl2 per acre. The portion of this
land that rented out last year yielded 33 BUSH
els of corn to the IL bushels being the rent,
and corn worth GO cts per bushel is Sc 60 per
rent OF course, would prefer renting, provided
he renter would loan third of the value of
he farm, and take mortgage the whole of it for
he money. 1 am not going to leave the neighbor-
hood, but ohly change my location in it, as we'll
satisfied that l could not better myself any where.
ARVIN WRIGHT.
II noo o.
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TTNHE undersigned has just reached this section OF
i State, with 100 head of fine thoroughbred Cots
void and Merno Sheep, selected from the best ocks
to be found in the State of Kentucky. by himself,
which he offers for sale. Some of these sheep, on
leaving Kentucky weighed over 800 lbs and clipped
from II to 70 lbs of wool. Persons wishing to pur-
chase really fine Sheep for crossing will find it to
their interest to call and examine this flock They
may be seen near the farm of Mr.. Lewis Shirley, in
Collin county.
have also for sale seven head Of thorough-bted
Durham Cattle, that have been in this State since
last winter, and thoroughly aoclimated, and in fac
o1 louoh' Nl'ca VIII ne sold II rr'Sorah's prices
idirees The undersigned Of Mckinney. Collin e9
soy % 1854 24.5mo. ~. II JQNES
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TIIE STATE OLE TEXAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To The Sheriff Of Ellis County, Greeting:
| VOU are hereby mmanded that you summon.
Il by publication Omey Harrison, William j
Owing, and all others heirs of Erasmus D. IIarri
son, whose names and residences are unknown tc
be and appear before the District Court, to be
holden in and for the county of Ellis, at the
Courthouse thereof in the town of Waxahachie
on the seventeenth Monday after the third Mon.
day in September A. d. 1859; then and there to
answer the petition of William l.. Mitchell, filed
in said court against them, and alleging in sub
stance, as follows, to-wit:
| That the plaintiff on the 4th day of Juno 1852,
entered into written contract with the agent
and attorney in fact of Omey Harrison, for locat-
ing, surveying, and clearing out of the General
Land Office, two certificates issued to the heirs
of Erasmus D. Harrison, the first No. 7O7 for
1920 acres of land the second No. IA, for one
league and labor of land; and for such services,
petitioner was to have one third of said land
Petitioner further AYERS that he has fully COM
piled with his part of said agreement; that land
is situated in the south or southwest portion of
Ellis, State aforesaid, on the waters of Chambers
Creek. Petitioner further AYERS that since said
land was located and surveyed defendant VIM.
Owing became the legal owner of the same, and
by agreement in writing consented that petition
er might take his locative interest in both sur
labor survey which petitioner did, and by virtue
of said agreement has sold his interest therein
upon which valuable improvements have been
made by the parties to whom he sold. The pre-
misses considered petitioner prays that said de-
PENDANTS be cited by publication for eight success
i've weeks in the Dallas Herald, published in the
town of Dallas, there being no paper published
in this county, and that lie have judgment for
his said locative interest, and that commissioners
be appointed to partition and set apart his said
locative interest, out of the North East part of
said leag ue and labor survey, so as to include
land sold by petitioner as aforesaid and that all
the right title and interest and claim of said de-
fenadnts be Invested out of them and vested in
your petitioner, and for such other and further
relief as in law and equity he is entitled to.
Herein fail not. but have you then and there
before said court this writ with your return
thereon showing how you have executed the
same.
. Witness W. w. Parks, Clerk of the
SEAL District Court of Ellis county. Given
~ under my hand and seal of said court,
y, IN the town of Waxahachie,. this l4th day of
November A. d. 1852
w. w .PARKS, cL'Kpc.E.c.T.
By Benz. +. HAWKINS Deputv.
Issued Nov. 18th, 1859.
w. W. PARKS, elk.
BY Benz. F. HAWKINS, Deputy.
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nsTRAY NOTICES.


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suppressed q va "a
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BILLS COUNTY.
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rok fs 'r iillI WORK uA, Hiih s0lur Uhite un Ter
lhs lsll star IN s h'r"he, supposed O. 4. YEAR oil,
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prssgi = 80 Flel September n lisa. IS
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ihIIs, Esl une HAY HORSE a0Ut years oil sleut Is
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tIri'.i saddle marks ON esh sidri appraised Al sso-
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DR.. JEFF. Peak, .Dr.,
S URG EON DE NTIS r

DALLAS, TEXAS.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Dallas and the
rounding country that he has recently from the city
IF Louisville and has permanently located in Dallas for the
practice Of his profession Having experience Of years.
and for the last few months in the city Of Louisville under the
oldest and best practitioners in that city he acrs himself that
he will be enabled give entire satisfaction lie prepared
with material do all kinds Of work in his line,
and will all his work Plate work put up the
shortest notice, specimens Of which can be at his Office
z
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Medical and surgical Notice..

mr. H. D. Snow, takes this method informing the
Of Kaufman and adjoining counties, that he is amply sup
piled with medicines and surgical, Instruments pertaining his
profession and proposes following diseases and
omes, the of which m warrants, viz Fisula in ano
blind Hemorrhoids Cuboot Club-hand, Distortions
joints Anchyloss Necrosis Dislocatons arlp Contractons
from burns Wounds &c. &c. Special attention given the rad
ca of Hernia The operation Hernia simple and
will he fully explained the patients their friends previous
the performing operation This dseaee erna has here
toe been regarded ncurabe hut the progress science
has the contrary For further particulars address H.
J. Snow Kaufman, Texas mar. 2, 1s59.-35:tf
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d, hereby certify that this Is a true copy Of
the original writ to me directed. This Nov. 18th
1859. JNo. WILLIAMS, Sheriff Ellis Co.
20:Sw.-Printers' fee S3l so.
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Plantation ~ Builders Hardware, GUtS
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y GAPEH> md Mowers, Com Shelters Hay
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hinges Screws, Taras 'utIorv, Looks, y ..-, Binds
@c 5p.eo., Gim,atg, Saws Any,l,, Vices, Hnkes,
Forks Nnal1rrh's Tong nrd Hammers, Harrow
Teeth, Grind Stones, Well Buckets Picks, Grub and
wedding Hoes Shovcs and Tongs, Boat Spikes, Sad
dlcry, Dray Collars, Brides and Saddles Plow and
Dray Harness, Trace and Log chains, Black, Varnish
Paint, Whitewash and Marking Brushes, Scales and
Balances, Shoyels and Spades, Axes and latchets,
Sugar-housc Lamps Cane Knives, etc. etc.
Agents for Todd and Rafferty's Steam Engines
from three to one hundred horse power-portabc and
stationary. Strong and Ross Platform scales, etc
Faller's Patent Portable Iron Railing
.,foro Castle, Strand, Galveston.-Nov. 2-1S:2m.
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Mount Prairie High school.

w Assistant
The second session ~ this school, will commence on IN. ar
sessions of i've months each, " ~ saw wv
TfIMsnf Tuition per S,,,iout
orthofraiy Reading, Writing, dcogr.pl nd primary
Grammar and Arithmetic, "s f'"""' q, A
"TimmAr and Arithmetic continued, Elementary AIrsr,
Composition Natural Philosophy, Chemr, ami IIi,,, T., .o
NIge,Ia continued, Gcomeiry, Trgonemetry, surveying
descriptive and Analytical Geometry, DifferentlaI AMI
Integral Calculus, Astronomy, Mental Phlosonhy m.
s0%sn,. o nn Greek aud Spanish languages, Is 90
students wi DC charged from the time entering u.tI IN.
close ~ TIE session. unless IN proractr Hines.
Tuition payable at the expiration Of each term
s school located In Dallas county miles north NJ IN.
town NJ Dallas near the residences len N,rrii nrJ AZ
toner ~ Board can he had with Principal on reasonable
s Each student will be charged so cts per session. Incl
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