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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

DRowsED.-A hand employed on the
Canal Boat J. F. Whealley. fell over.
board from that boat several days ago.
when she was stopping at White Oak
Spring. on the three mile level. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and was
drowned. He was from Harper's Ferry.
His body was found with graphing irons
the day OF the accident. When found,
there was bruise. on his forehead.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

The DELAWARE STATE LOTTERIES
Atthe last session Of the Delaware Leg
islature, an Act was passed granting ic
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs & Co., permission
10 establish Lottery in that State, foT
The term Of twenty years. the profits de-
rivable from its drawings, TO be approprl'
ated in building and completing of certain
contemplated Railroads within the ,jurls-
diction of the Commonwealth. Other
application were made for lotteries for
certain specific purposes, bu. were all re-
fused by The decisive vote Of 10 TO 3.
This is the last lottery franchise that will
aver be granted by the Legislature of Del
aware. The advertisement may be found
in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

THE GRsAT REPUBLic MONTHLY
This excellen, Magazine is published
by Oaksmilh a. Co., New York, It's
fine proportions. its ample pages and lux
urious print, and lis profusion of attractive
pictures, will take the attention of the
public-whle its literary matter canno,
fail to satisfy the reader either for instruc-
ton or amusement. An illustrated DIES.
cription OF travel through the Adirondac
wilderness opens the number. "The
Firemen of New York" and "lhe
Toombs" give a pictorial survey of some
metropolitan features, and scenes in other
lan,,s are described in succeeding articles.
"Seven Years in the Wesler Land is
lively and graphic sketch, and Is followed
by poem of eleven pages on "Ihe Ne"
World" "Msn an Omnivorous Animal
is worth reading alten,ively. The de-
partmen,s Of fc,ion and literary criticism
are well represented.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16
CONFECTIONARLES.
Millinery AID Misunderstanding.

THE undersigned takes this mode Of Inform.
j ing The cI'lz,nS Of SbspherJslow0 ard vi
entity that they havr huel up a room in the
residence OF Mrs. Humiokhoust, nearly oppo.
ute Baker d Billmyer's Store, where they in.
tend To carry IN the
N0nfU0 making, Embroidsring. Fine
Tailoring and Millinery Business.
in all its branches. They have also Jus, re-
ccived Choice and Fashionable supply Of
Millinery Goods, from The city. such as r.
BOnnets, Ribbons, Head-dresses, EH
Flowers, &c, &c to which they invite the at
ten'i"n Of The ladies' generally Good spd neat
"o and low prices C n he relied upon Give
US call ELLA HUMRlCKHOUSE.
WILLIE WARMER.
April is, 1859. 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

o. BHr Messrs. John ]. Lock and 4. n.
Duke, of this County, received the nom,
nation al the Opposition Convention al
Charlestown, on the. 9rh inst, for the
next Legislature. VIM. Leigh of Berke.
ley was nominated at the same Conven-
lion for Stale Senator. .....i
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16
Attention, Cavalry !!
IA

THE Skepherdstown Troop will parade in
l. shtpherdsioun, on Monday the 25ih Of
Apr al o'clock. p NJ. Every member Of
the Troop rs confidently expected to be present
IN iull uniform, for inspection by the ColInei.
on that day, that they may be able 10 obtain
arms before g day appointed for Inc general
muster Of the 18th Regiment Of V. NJ. The
Roll will be called precisely at O'Clock.
by order Of The Captain.
JOHN Il. BILLMYER, o.a
April 10, 1859. Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

o. The grain fields in this part of the
county, as far as we have heard from, are
represented as looking very promising
and, as the season, in which injury is
generally spprohended 10 crops, is passed.
We may reasonably calculate upon good
return for the cares and tolls Of the far
mer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

o. Henry WnteImoyer. Secreiary.by
order. Of the Captain, orders the members
OF the Fire Company to assemble at the
Make, House, this evening, 10th, al
o'clock, for parade and election Of officers.
Every member is requested 10 be pres
eni. sEri. .lr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

&= Col. Humphrey b. Powell, one Of
the mos, distinguished and honored citi-
zens of Loudouu County, died at his res
idence in Mid,lleburg OH The 9th inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

Is We have received the May numbers
of Godeys Lady's Book, Peierson's
Magazine, Ladies Home Magazine, and
Peiersnn's Bank Note List. They are
capital numbers. Call and see them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal pas.
sed along las. week 10 ,ide-water eighty.
three boats in all, of which fifteen were
with country produce, as grain, -four
limestone, and wood, and sixty'eigh'
boats with Cumberland coal. Receipts
for the week. 1915 ascending trade, and
4.ll9 descending: in all about s4,495.
Coal is being shipped at the docks, es'
pecially at Rays dock, with much vlgor'
Vessels are much wanted 10 ship tins
coal 10 the Ea>lwsrd.-Nat. Int.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

and DIP Approximation prizes ranging
from $50 up to $500.
25 sos prizes. amounting TO s'4o'ooo'
Whole Tickets SO, Halves IS, Quarters 81 3D.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

- o. The MercervilIe Warehouse, and
the contiguous land situate on The Poto-
mac river. was sold by Mr.. Ellie Wade to
MIR. Lewis Watson, for The sum Of sl0,-
go. ,tsr, s.s ..sl,,.4 gsa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

A GLoRIoUs RRcoRD. Richmond
Examiner publishes the report of the
Secretary ofthe "Mount Vernon Ladies
Association Of the Union" from which
ii appears that, although i. is not yet one
wear since the Associations was organic
ed, they have succeeded IN collecting and
paving over the large sum Of one humid
,ed and ffy,eigM thousand three hand
red and ihiriy,three dollars! They
have now only 10 provide for the sum OF
S4l ,666. 66, which is NOT due until Feb
ruary 22d, 1852, which. ills believed viii
be collected and paid over III short Tune
This is grand achievement. and reflects
infinite honor upon the WcMEN OF AMER
,lCA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000!

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware.
Glass ID.
To he Drawn in Wilmington, Del, Saturday
April %, 1859.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16
NOTICE.

THE firm of Hunter & Griffith being dissol.
| we'd by mutual consent. AL persons indebted
70 said 6Im will please come forward and
maxi prompt payment. so that their business
can be settled up without delay.
]. H. L. Hunter will seltle up the business
OF the irm.
HUNTER & GRIFFITH.
Dufield's Depot, April l6, 1889.
+. S.-Haying determined 10 leave the State
confidently expect thoss persons owing un
individually, will come forward immed aiely
and bquidale the same, as longer indulgence
cannot he given. Persons having account,
against me will please present ih'sn for pay.
nent. J. II. l.. HUNTER.
April 10, 1859. sw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

Ho FOR P1KE's PEAK.-Messrs. Will
liam & John +. Hargrave, sons Of the late
Rev. John L. Hargrave. left this place
on Thursday last for Pixies Peak. We
understand they intend joining compa-
ny a, ST. Joseph, Mo-, from thence they
will proceed to the land of gold. Sue
cess 10 you boys-pockeis full OF "rocks"
is our ferveni wish. ' ''."'....
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l6, 1859

TEMPERANCE ADDREss.-Rev. Samuel
v. Leech will deliver an address upon the
subjec, Of Temperance, on Tuesday even
ing next, l9ib inst, in the Episcopal
Church of this place. in cnmpirnce to
an iHyilaiion extended TO him. .t.... "a,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

g. Steps are being made TO have
grand Temperance celebration ., Charles
towna by that Division. Sons OF Te"per-
ance. a, an early day. Sister Divisions
and Military will be invited to participate.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

; &e+ The Sickls's trial is sill progress
sing a, Washington with much interest.
We make no coJeciures as TO when IL
wlll terminate. i..-' {.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16

o. The election for Judge of Court
of Appeals look place on Thursday. We
nv little seemed TO be manifested here, not
one fourth of the full @ole was Folled.
Parker's majority in these two precints is
eighteen. No further returns received.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-16
20. 900 Numbers %, 1865 Prizes

Prizes payable in full, Without deduction
In these Lotteries every Prize is drawn.
, 1859-03-09

We record to day the demise Of the Hon.
Henry + Geyer, late U. s. Senator from Mis-
souri,. He expired at his residence in this city,
about II O'Clock on Saturday night The de-
cuous in the foremost rank Of our lawyers In
early Life be Was prominent in the politics Of the
Slata. We believe he sst in the convention
which formed the Constitution. He is the re.
puted author Of the Solemn Public Act" Of the
first General Assembly, declaring the assent Of
the State to the 'sfund&mensal condition" Of
admission proposed BY Congresx He vss
this county, and was chosen Speaker of the
HOUSE, in which capacity he signed the consti
tutiooal amendments which had been proposed
by the first Legislature. In later years he
devoted himself exclusively to the practice Of
law. When the Democratic party Of this Stats
become. to = large extent leaveued with the
doctrines Of Calhoun, hin extreme pro slavery
opinions commended him, though Whi2, 10
.he snti-Benton faction. By coalition of the
members Of that faction in The General ASSEM-
bly, of 1s5o5l, with the Wings in the same
body, he was elected Renton's successor.
Ar. Geyer, though ever diligent in the per-
iormanee Of what he considered hls duty, was
far from being successful in his new sphere.
Sufficient instances abound to justify the re-
mark that veteran lawyers se1ds{m succeed 81
statesmen and legislators A Attorney in the
Dred Scott eAse before the supreme Court, he
put forward in connection with RsvsrdT Johu.
sou, the positions which wero affirmed BY the
decision. H will, therefore, be subject 10 the
verdict which posterity will pronounce On that
question. Like many other old line Whigs, he
supported Buchsnau for the Presidency. He
Was msn Of pleasing presence, and mild and
seda.e manners, and without reproach in his
private and social relations. He was over sixty
years Of age and leaves widow and q young
SOD, and perhaps other ehildren.-4AissoWi
Democrat Th.
, 1859-03-09

DARING Act OF = Railway Englaeer.
Tia Lafayette DaRy fourier of shs 24sh u1t,
relates the following:
"Night before last = deaf and dumb man,
named Lsne, nat with Z thrilling adventure
and nazro~ly s4esped the loss II hi1 life, on the
Hsw Albany aud 6alen road, abort distance
below Linden. H. VII waiting au the traek u
ths passenger train e8me Along, sud the en-
gtnssF observing that b paid no heed to the
warning uhistae Of tia locomotive, shat down
tho brakes, but finding 1t would be impossible
to check the speed Of the train before sts1k-
ing him, ran forward, and bracing himself upon
Tho COW catcher, reachtd out biz strong arm
l. Just in timo to sAvs him. Ths imminent danger
Of ths ersvs saginesr wss greatly augmented
By the net fhat ths deaf snd dumb man had n
|. II upon -hiR shoulder, from which he might
havs Teeeived serious injury. L.ne was not =
| little astbniahad 1t the u1eeremoaions manner
| in which ha had been picked up, And without
! eomp1ehending his Narrow escape, struggled in
! the arms Of his deilverer. 70 the great Danger
| Of both Tho tram. however, soon cams 10 .
halt and the poor fellow, by aigus ard gessures,
| more eloquent than word1, testified hin graft
| tude for tho deliverance. He was the same man
who M knocked into ditch by \ passing train
lAst summer, At or vary near the sam0 spot
where hia brother, also dsaf md dumb, was
| run over and horribly mau9led the year be-
| furao
, 1859-03-09
Legislative Doings In Canada.

: On Monday the House oi Assembly, Ut Toron.
70, reaoived, by vote Of - to 16, that tho pr
dt<as Of members should be fncrs as<d from a
10 &c. This action IL denounced bT The GIobe.
Opposition organ, II being ''to ths shame OF
tas Government There Is li.tle hops ieit,
thst paper Rays, Of even ordinary rstrspahm mi
1t the present session.
The Seat of Government question continues
to aRitate the CanadisnA Oitswa IL 10 be tho
eventual ospitsl-that point Il settled; but
willis Otkaws 10 getting reAdy the Government
will 1eavs TORONTO and mAke I temporary ssstls-
ment in Quebec. 1tere have bean four renoy.
a1s since ls41. costing In ths aggregate E427.-
9l6. 4 report il current that tie expenditures
Of Osta.a will b. postponed for a inds6aite
period, and thus encourage the people Of ths
Lower Province TO hops that Qas6so may JET b.
tbe peFmAueot capital
A bill for the protection OF squatters haa been
Esd second tine and rsf4rred to = 6eleo4
Committee Thess ese large tracts of land in
Lover Causds Owned By non-resident propris-
tors, who hays totally neglected their proparty.
Petpoas hare ss4t1ed on shsss laads without
tiss, and ths obees Of ths bill Is 70 oompel pro-
prieto1s, Whenever &hey remove thu sqas*trk.
topay them Tor THAR impFoSAns1tR. II ensoan-
tsrs oen.aderaals opposition, sut- IL paae.gs j.
R1L%%D0s-! -
, 1859-03-09

We expressed our opinion, The other day,
based on our dispatches, which seemed to say
tlat the Miscellaneous Appropriation bill Taa
defeated, that Mr. Buchanan must call an e1-
ira session Of Congress at an early day to
enable him to carry on the Government. Since
the idea conveyed by the telegraph has been
corrected, and the Postal bill proves to be
that which was lost, au extra session seems
more improbable The appropriations for
The mail service will not be exhausted until
the end Of the fiscal year on the 3oth Of
June. From that day until the first regular
session Of The Congress in December, the De-
partment may be able to carry on its opera
tions On credit, it the Postmaster. General is
willing to assume the responsibility OF such
a course. Again, all the members OF the
House will not tie elected until near the time
prescribed by law for the regular sesslon to
begin. Mr.. Buchanan will, doubtless, be dis
inclined to Eummon Houee opposed to his
Administration until it is decided that tue
country Inns pronounced against him; and
only some unforeseen complication Of pub
lie affairs will give him courage to do 50
then. Probably no extra session will be held.
, 1859-03-09
Foreign Musical Items.

We hear from Naples, that On the occasion Of
the wedding fetts 1t Naples, CAntats, con.
possd By Mercadante, in alluaion 70 the royal
espoufals, viii b. given. Madam Riston il
performing 1t Naples with hcr usual succesA
Verdi has left for Rome. where be will bring
oct bis now opera, entitled Ia Yendetka del Do.
nina. 1t Wa intended for Nsples, hus was pro-
hihltAd
Li,1t hss left Weimar, not u It has been said,
in consequence Of tbs failure Of the opera OF
h1s pupil. u. Cornelius, but for some other rea-
sons, which will find their solution perhaps on
this side OF the Atlantic His symphonic poems,
Tho ldaais. had no success in Berlin, tact
which seems 10 have cansed bis pupil and son
in.law, hr, Bulow, who brought Tbs pieca out,
to do very foolish thing, namely, to show open.
lY his disappointment and anger 1t the non.
sueeess to the aud1enee To battle with pub
lie audience is I harder thing than Mr. Bulow
mos. probably imagiaes We Ars afraid thus in
our dsy g.esssst pisnist Of Germany latter
LissO will learn shis very soon # his Own ex-
pense-
A nsw opera, By Flotow, Veups Canaus, il
ahout 10 b given u Parts--Fsw Yort A..soa!
T rim
, 1859-03-09
The Winter on Lake Superior.

We are now within Eve dsyAo{ the nsss spring
month, and hare scarcely had q brush Of winter
yet. But very few days has tho thermometer
bsen bslow zsro, and but single day Is low as
ten degrees below. Most OF the time it hss heen
mild For two weeks past thtre has been a
balminess and meltowness in The atmosphere.
which waa enough to cause the moodiest heart
70 sing for joy. There WAS a tiare up, however,
@ seended, tSs 2ina 6sr. .nd % saeSs no s.s T srss. G
commotiou IN tire elements, but the next day
ill WIS cslm aud delightful q before. We hare
quite depth OF Buow on the ground, have bad
dne sleighinR since the 10th Of November. But
our Bay has not been closed mora than = week
as = time this winter, sud but few days in all
1t IL open now, and the Eseru monarch Of the
yea" eeems 70 be mailing away into spring.
, 1859-03-09
AChapter Of uorrtblek

Whether the accumulation Of hosfots S4Aa
which our columns have lately tesmeo' sn,
macing every variety Of melaneno'y saa
1ayrge deedr, indicates that man&lpa - w.
orn1stiup. OF merely that tho tai no"
trinpf1ine are more saddsnlJ and safe'9
hroneht Ia. Light than formerly, We CD MT
undertake to Ay. But It y eef'@'n that
%.,tcher,ee. .hootings, po1sonlnga seduo-
t,ons. suicides, Spd the Whole Gaia.
,oo1,e Of horrlblcs, are coming upon
M NTH appalling regularity. One star di-
tereth from another in glery, and 70 does ono
tale Of blood-Epitling iffcr from another In
btdeoutness. Murders At noonoay' murders
at midnight; murders with Knives olud-
geons, shootlug-lfons and stfychnlne; mar'
ders Of wives, husbaaos, cnllofeo eoa Pareotsi
murders for money, jealousy, revenge and
even sport, With appropriate suicides tertnln-
ating the bloody dolugs-have go crowded
upon US of ;ate, that In sheer sickness We have
foreborue to publish any but those Of dlstin-
| rui~hed ferocfty and original marks Of the
| damaable. The Sickles affair at Wash ington
is only peculiar in the high station of the
actors. Shooting fellow nan In the street
By daylight Is literally "no uncommon occur
renee" We can point to balfa dozen within q
week. The HawcsVille massacre In Kentucky
| has come claim upon public notice, both In
the number and barbarity OF those engaged
in it, and the enormous consumption Of gun
, 1859-03-09
PeTs0leEzI 4gss6 Political.

Ar. Glddfugs Is to give several public address, |
es at the North bsfore roturnin9 homs from Wash
iugtan-
The Bsv. Nr. spQrgson has abandoned his
contsnplAted Tip to Amarts, certainly for the
present Jear.
-~A Canadian paper says among other expedi
ences to b: resorted to BY ths Ministry, Is one to
reimpose postage on ue"spa peza.
Tho Rev. Dr.. Bacon.was presented puEs< OF
gold amounting to SILT at rAsty::la his church
On Monday evening Of last week. ::
George II. Dallas il proposed "a the next
Democratic candidate for the Presidency by The
Mobile Rse;.ser. Ths Augusta Canstitutio''alist
lndorsea he Idea, and tie Charleston coussr cop
pies the article.
The New York correspondent Of the Boston
TSunse,ipt, Ears that when Mrs Kenble, was
asked her opinion Of Mr. Beeches's style Of ora-
tory, she replied *sfy father and brother studied
for the church, and then went on to the stage;
M1. Beeeher seems adapted to the saus change OF
vocation"
The Rev. Mr.. Stons Of the Pask'sIeet
Church in Boston being about to psas six months
in Europe, babe farewell to his congregation On
Wona.. s-.n;nr Tne scene at nartia1 Is repre-
seuted as at,tctinr-pot to sa, tender-as he vaz
I;sssd ~ tnr, ~ everv Woman in the coog1esa.
,;on soms .xho vere r.yy sorry kissed their ex-
cellent m stor two or three timss.
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'na' 'oe ''sl' o1 'ne 14.neo " ~. ~ suo opo
| W. eonaae'eo III 'ue n'e'' p'''.so
'a'. 'uo opo tn's '10 '4A.o -. . o.
| ~. -.~-,, 80 49,. 80. - ..,;-.a II.
u;,h,... Ia, h,,, mt -;,h N, uto,o.t v.,rth of
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| 1oosIo .n'".'e wa w. H .,.-., - ~.
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. ,"s,a'. .sN.:.s .s rs.ss.. r ~. f..t .,v. that
I:.. psrs. ~ ".";..,..;.. ..h.. s..n n.rforu al
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, 1859-03-09

a letter from R.me gives IN nrcouut Of tho
Prince Of Wales reception at the VATICAN, visit
iron prince Of the blood rnyal Of Eug!and to
the Pope no, hATing taken place for centuries,
NTH the exception Of the e1iled family al the
StnaTts, who made Rome their residence On the
acc s3'sn o. William III to the thrnDe Of Great
DEnain. The express desire Of Her Majesty hay-
ing been distinctly made known that everything
connected With The formsltJ should be conducted
10 ~ private manner az possible, the Prince Of
Wales vent In the morning to the palace, accom-.
panied By Col. Bruce, Nr. Odo Russell, and the
members Of bis suite. 10 pay his respects to the
Pope, into whose presence be was conducted By
the Co1nmendklofe Daati, merely proceed by the
Swiss guards- His Holipess rose On the entrance
Of the Prince, and coming forward to the door OF
the apartment to meet him, conducted him 10 the
most afable mRnuer possible to q seat and entered
into conversation with him in French, with that
benignity OF address which makes 70 stron2 tu
impression upon all who are presented to Pro
Mono. Col Bruce 1ss the only olher persuns
present at the interview, which w2s brief aud lin.
tied 10 complimentary expressions aud subiscs Of
local Interest, tut perfectly satisfactory to al par
tlea On the Pduce rising to take bis leave, tho
Pope conducted him again to the door with the
same warmth Of manner Nhich he had testified On
receiving him.
, 1859-03-09
A Clergyman Coun ntcrfeiter Arrested.
IPrnu1 thu Tnit1o Uadel


Yesterday: in coming up the Cleveland aud
Pittsburgh Railroad, We found upon the cars
Uaited States Marshal johnson and Deputy
sheriff Hsckett, Of Portage County, having in
their charge D1. Joshua Webb, whose reaidencs
is nesr Salem, Coumhisna County, who had
been arrested By Deputy Hsckett and others
upon information furnished by this Marshal
The doctor Is m old odender-has long been
watched by the ofdcers, and has heEstofoFe been
arrested-the last time il Pennsylvania but suc-
cseded, a. we are informed, in obtaining his
liberty bY brluipg the jai!er. He Is very
gentlemanly appearing managed We should
about fifty. and hia general appearance is
we'll calculated to Grade she suspicion OF crime
The evidences NOW, however, arc too strong
to permit hope Of escape from the severess
penalty Of the Law. Though not engaged in pas.
eng couuterieit money, in the usual aceeptaton
OF the term, ho hss been = Wholesale dealer
furnishing his spurious funds 10 amsller opera
tora at prices which enabled them to make a
very handsome profit upon she Investment, pro
ysded they wers suecessfu1 in dispoaing Of their
purchaseE
Tho finds found in the possetslon OF the Doo-
tor consisted Of tho following: Ten dollar notes
Of the Forest City Bank, Cleveland, e. $50: Eve
dollar notes OF the York County Bank, Penn.
e. $40. Gald, &l,859! silver, H5-making 4
total Of $l2. Oh
Dr.. Webb has figured il various departments,
the must prominent Of which, aside from his
financial operations, have been, pFacticinR naed-
inne aud preaching toe gospel according 10 the
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