Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-15
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Hill, Md.
VIM. Touy, convicted Of the murder OF
his SISTER in law at Richmond, Va, has
been refused a new trial and sentenced to
be hung on the Sd Of November. An
sppeal, however. has been taken 10 the
Court Of Appeals.
The mex, cattle show Of the Mary land
Stale Agricultural Society, is TO be held IN
Baltimore, commencing on the 3Oth OF
October.
New York, Sept, 1t is asserted that
Heenan and Morlissey will fight again,
probably in January, and certainly not la
Ter than the 9Th Of March, for $4,000
aside.
DEATH OF PAsToR.-Rev. G. {. Gull
Ter, formerly Pastor of the Ev. L0lh.
Churches, composing the Boonsboro, Mo-
charge, died at his residence at Milton,
Pa, on Sunday. the l9Ih instant.
Al recent meeting in Caroline county,
Va, Henry h. Cronie and John X. WI
ley were requested TO leave the county on
account Of their suspected friendship for
an individual by he name OF Phrl ps, who
is supposed 10 be circulating abolition
documents through the country.
Mr.. Gowan, writing from SebastoPol.
says that The graves Of those who fell III
the Crimean war occupy twenty square
miles ofierritory.
A MILLIONAIRE Some indiscteet
individual having venured 10 intimate
through the papers that William b. Astor
is worth only about five and twenty mil
lions Of dollars, friend Of Mr.. A. rePels
the injurious SANDER by stating that be is
worth forty millions, al least, and that the
value of his real estate is increasing al the
rate Of about three millions per annum. |
noticed MIR. A. yesterday, walking rapidly
up Broadway, on the shilling side, cover
ed with six shilling straw hat, ana wear
ing suit such as could anywhere be Pur
chased for twenty dollars. Mr.. AsIor has
IaIerly taken to giving superb dinners
Cor. Phil. Press.
Rudicai .4JoHHOnlSts an Illinois,
The John Brown abolItionsts Of Illinois
will hold a Stale Convention, at LeXIng'
ton, on the l9lh instant, for the purpose
of nominating Geniu Smith Presidential
electors.
Violent Hail NOrm-1mO men killed
bY Lighning. violent hail storm oc-
Cured in the vicinity OF Liberty, Fauq"ler
CO., Va, on Friday afternoon. Two
men, one white and one colOIed. who
had taken shelter under d stack oil straw
in field. were struck by lightning and
killed. A boy who was sitting between
the two men, was stunned by the shock,
but soon recovered. The corn was Sc
verely cat and considerable damage done.
A woman in Baltimore committed SUI
eide few DAYS since, because one OF her
daughters married poor, but honest
young man.
Cure fer M.growing Naiis.-lt is
stated MA, cautrGzaiIon by hot IalIow Is |
an Immediate cure Tor Ingrowlng nails |
Put small pirce Of laIloH in spoon, and
heat it over lamp unll II becomes very |
not. and drop two or three drops between
nail and granulauonS. The etec! is al /
most magical. Pain and tenderness are
at once relieved, and in a few days the
EXAMINATIONS all 90, leaving the diseased
parts dry, and d, sriute OF oil feeling, and
the edge Of he nal exposed, so as TO au'
init Of being pared away without any IN
convenience. The operation causes lille
if any pain, if the talow is properly heat
ed.
The municipal election in Leaven-
worth, L. T., on the Sd inst, resulted IN /
the election Of the Republican Mayor by
200 majority.
Vermont Eleciions.- Returns from one
hundred towns lool up :-FoIrbdnSs, 49,
OBS SAKE, 6,26O Harvey, 1850. Re-
publican gain since las, ear, 2,04l. MIR. :
Fairbanks majority in The State will eX-
coed 10000. The House stands, 20 far, |,
l33 Republicans TO l3 Democrats.
LincOLn's Cabinet.-Ne hear it ~.
mored in political circles here, as coming
from reliable Republican sources, that The
following is to be the composition OF Mr..
I,incoln's Cabinet, in case Of his election
WIN. II. Seward. Secretary Of State
Henry Winter Davis, Attorney General
John Sherman, Secretary of The Treasury;
Cassius Nj. Clay, Secretary of the Int
rior /; Benjamin +. Wade, Secretary OF
the Navy John Hickman, Secretary OF
War; Schuyler Coliax, Postmaster Cen
ersl -U'nshington Star.
Michael Crs,net an employee Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. at Martins
burg, Va. was struck by an engine last