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CINCINN Att.
George Francis Train at Mozart Hall
-ThaRksgiTing-JOe. COburn, &c.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20 George
Francis Train, Mrs. Stanton, and
Mrs. Anthony spoke at Mozart, Hall
last night to a large audience. Their
remarks were we'll received.
Thanksgiving day was not generally
observed, except by the churches.
Only a few of the leading business
houses were closed.
Joe Coburn arrived here last night,
and will give an exhibition tomorrow
night.
The Trlbune's special says a caucus
of the Republican Congressman will
certainly be held next week, probably
Monday or Tuesday evening, when
the impeachment matter will be fully
considered, and some definite line of
action marked out.
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RICHMOND.
Hunnicutt BaiIed-Bail $1,000.

RICHMOND, Nov. 28.-J. w. Hun
nicutt, editor of the Neo Nation, who
was arrested by the civil officers, has
been bailed by the military comman-
der, to appear at Charles City County
Court. within ten days after the ad
journment of the Reconstruction Con-
ventioa, of which he is a member.
and answer the Indictment already
found against him for incendiary
language in public speech. The
commander stated that Gen. SchOfeld
disliked to interfere in such m tiers,
but did so that the accused might at
tend to his duties in the Convention n.
The bail was S., 900. Hunnicutt clai ms
that the Indictment is pretext to
prevent his sitting 10 the Convention
He volunteered to appear in court
without cOmpulsion before the mill
tary took the matter in hand.
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ST. LOUIS.
Great Rain StOrm-SnOW six Iaehes
Deep-ThanksgiVing.

ST. LOUIS. November ga rain
storm set in about 6 o'cfock last night,
and continued. until towards morn
ing, when it turned to a furious snow
storm, which still continues to rage
violently. Probably six inches. of
snow have fallen, the greater part Of
which, however, fell in the mud, and
melted. The mercury is now below
the freezing point, and indications
are for clear weather. The storm
came from the northwest, and, yester-
day, prevailed throughout Western
Missouri. Kansas, and Nebraska.
Yesterday was very generally OBJ
served as Thanksgiving by the mer-
.chants. The Exchange, Post Office,
and all public offices, were closed, and
business. generally, suspended.
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ENGLAND.

QUEENsTowN, Nov. 28.-The steam
ship City of New York, from New
York, arrived yesterday.
LONDON, November 28.-In the
House of Commons this evening, the
ministers introduced plan for new
income tax at the rate of a penny
per pound, ta endure for one year
only, to defray the expenses of the
Abyssinian War,
The Seward-Stanley correspond
ence, relative to the Alabama claims,
was promised al an early date.
In reply to question regarding the
mail contracts between Great Britain
and the United States, 1T was stated
that the government mad contracted
with the Canada line for year, at
fixed sums. The bids OF competing
lines were, adjudged unsatisfactory,
but the transactions could not BE
seemed se5tled, as negotiations will
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CHAR E 3ToN.
Arrival Of the Bremen Bark Gl-ase-
$50 EmigrantS on Board. X

CHARLESTON. S. c., November Is
lie Bremen bark, Cause, arrived to-
dy, with $50 immigrants. under the
aspi3es Of the State Immigration
loarl. They were warmly welcomed
! tleir friends. and the citizens
'nly one death occurred during the
pssage.
CHARLEsToN, S. c., November 20
The August and Port Royal Rail-
.oad C6mpanyis fully orgapized and
more than one lo,2lf the grading com
nleted, and Z,U9 hands were set to
York immediately.
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RALEIGH.
POstpOnement of Conservative Con-
VentiOn.

RALEIGH, November 29.-After a
eull consultation between a large
lumber of Conservative gentlemen,
he in attendance on the Circuit
Cort, it was deemed best to advise a
possonement of the Conservative
StaeNonvention, called to meet here
on ne 1th of December, and to leave
the tlmeaRd place hereafter. to be
designated IL the State Executive
Committee. A, Executive Commit
teewas appoihtej. Tt is presumed
tharrangements have been entirely
acdiesced in.
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NEW ORLEANS.
order of General MOWer-PeIieeman
RemOyed-AFFiYaIO Of General Han
cNck, &c.

New ORLEANS, Noyember 20
Gen. Mower, this afternoon, issued
an order remeying a lieutenant of po-
ice IN the Second District, and an
aid to the Chief Of Police.
Gen. Hancock arrived this even
ing No public reception was given.
the troops having beensdismiissed be
fore his arrival. He left the boat in
citizens, dress. GaE rs ,ei5 sIs3 i.,.
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MO oNTGOMERY.
The Convention ADJOURNMENT for
Day.

MONTGOMERY, November 28.-The
Reconstruction Convention, after a
short session to-day, adjourned until
tomorrow, without transactng any
business. The Convention have drawn
$4,000 from the State Treasury, to
pay expenses, in part.
Gov. Patton started for Washing
ton this morning.
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

More About the Conference for the
Settlement OF the Roman Question
BATTLES in .Candia-NeW Income
Tax for EnglaRd-The Seward
Stanley Correspondence to be
FOrthCORing-BOiler Explosion
33 Persons Killed Outright-Steam-
er Destroyed.
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NE1 YORK PsCIALs.

Funeral Procession in Honor OF Fe-
nians-A Dlsgraceful RiOt-Emi l.
gratiOR-The Impeachment Ques-
tiOn-A New Issue OF Greenbaeks
PrOpOsed-The National Debt TO be
Paid with them
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FORT MONROE, November 27.-
General W. F.. Barry, the new com
mander of the fort, arrived to-day.
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MEMPHIS, Nov. 29.-There was but
little observance of Thanksgiving
yesterday; the banks were closed, but
business generally conducted as usual
Weather cloudy and cold.
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SARATOGA, November %. - Ex-
Chancellor Walworth died here to-
day, aged 79 years.
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Thirty-three Persons Kill
ed Outri ght.
A Steamer Destroyed.
WASHINGTON.

Presidents Message Read to the Cab
inet-ExeeutiVe Session OF the
Senate.
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Death of Chancellor WalwOrth-
General Barry at Fortress Monroe.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 29.-The
tobacco factory of Rosenfeld & Bros.
was destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing. Loss $4,000. Insured for $50,
900.
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The White Pine COMPOUND Cures

The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Iipthe-
ria, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood,
and Pulmonary A AfectiOns generally.
1t is Remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Dif
ticulty Of VOiding Urine, BLee0ln0
from the Kidneys and Bladder,
GraCel and other complaints.
.. In November. 1855, first advertised IL
under the name of White Pine Compound.
In two years from that time there mad
Deen WhoIesaled in Manchester alone one
hundred thousand dollars worth, where
it took the lead Of all the cough remedies
in the market, and IL sill maintains that
position. There are good reasons for this I;
II is very Soothing and healing in its ma
ture, is warming in the stomach. and
pleasant withal TO the taste, and is ex-
AS remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Com pound stands unrivaled.
1t was NOT originated for that purpose; but
a person in using it for a cough was not
only cured of the cough, but was also
cured of kidne. difficulty of ten years
standing. Since that accidental discovery,
many thousands have used IL for the same
complaint, and have been completely
cured"
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
sit was early in the spring of 80 that this
compound was originated. A member OF
my family was afflicted with an irritation
of the throat, attended with disagreeable
cough. nau IOf SOME mOnlns previous
thought that preparation baving for its
basis the inside bark of White Pine might
be so compounded as TO be very useful in
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. To test
the value of it in the case alluded to, l
compounded a small quantity OF the medi-
cine that had been planning, and gave ii
in teaspconful doses. The result was ex-
ceedingly gratifying. Within two days,
the irritation of the throat was removed,
the cough subsidized, and speedy cure was
effected.
The above was written by DR.. Poland II
1860. Since then, as in Manchester, tht
White Pine Compound has taken the ilea6
of all cough remedies, as well as prepare
tions for the cure OF kidney difficulties, II
every city, town, village, and hamlet
throughout the New England stat
This remedy Is as safe and pleasant 10
take as it is efectual
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, November 28-The Prus-
sian Kerdtz ZejtuRq has an editorial
this morning on the conference on
the settlement of the Roman ques-
ton. The writer says that with the
exception of Austria not one of the
Great Powers of Europe has accepted
the conference The other Powers
have either like Prussia exacted ex-
plantations or given evasive replies.
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Builders and Painters

w
5000 pounds strictly pure White Lead.
5000 pounds pure star White Lead.
$4,000 pounds Bay State White Lead
coo gallons Linseed Oil.
5000 pounds No. ] Putty, in Bladders and
Cans.
Window Glass, all sizes.
Glaziers' Points and Putty Knives.
COLORS or every variety, DRY or ln
OIL. All of which we are selling as cheap
as can be purchased in the West.
u r5siIs KELLRRi Is WHITE,
Wholesale Druggists, EUansrille, {aE
mch6 tt g
.sg.s49
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THANKSGIVING.

The Day Well Observed.
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the United States on the subject were
still pending.
LIVERPOOL, November 29-While
the steamship Bonbonlina, which
plies between this port and Greece,
was leaving port about noon to-day,
one of her boilers exploded with a
loud report, that was distinctly heard
throughout the city Thirty three
persons were killed outright, and
many others were injured. The
steamship was entirely destroyed.
LONDON, November 29.- 1t now
seems evident that it will be impossi-
bic for the proposed Conference to
maintain the present boundaries of
Rome was not the utterance Of La
Ff1nce, but of the St. Petersburgh
Journal, an official newspaper, re-
garded quite as good authority, usual
", on diplomatic questions.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 28.-La France, a
Government organ of this city, has
long editorial on the subject of a con-
ference for the settlement of the Ro-
be impossible for the conference to
maintain the present boundaries of
Rome. SSH e6
Dispatches announce that several
battles had been fought in Gambia,
between the Turks aud Cretans Both
parties claim success.
PARIS, November 28.-The evacu-
alton of Roman territory by the
French forces still continues. All
the troops will have returned by Mon
day next
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T L E G. E a P H.
For Commercial .e,,t e,a ere slgsr DsspateRes see
Great Rain and Snow at
st. Louis.
Funeral Proce ssion in Hon.
or of The Fenians.
A Disgraceful Riot.
The Impeachment Cues
ton.
A New Issue of Green backs
Proposed.
The National Debt to be
Paid With Greenbacks.
George Francis Train in
Cincinnati.
European Intelligence.
Battles in Gambia.
Boiler Explosion.
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European Intelligence.
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MEDICAL.
Great New England Remedy
DR.. J. w. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

US NOW OFFERED TO THE Az
Ill f1icted throughout the country, after
having been proved by the test Of eleven
its merits have become as well known as
the tree from which, IN part, IL derives its
virtues.
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The i Impeachment CUES
ton.

George Fra ncis Train in
E. Cincinnati.
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Dentbs.

In this place. on Wednesday morning
last. Mrs. EHznJefh SCHNEIDER. wid"w
of Conrad SCHNEIDER. deceased. aged sc
vears. She was the oldest citizen Of this
Town. and died as she had lived, an ex-
emplary christian.
At Bridgeport. Nd. opposite Shep-
herdsiown, on Wednesday afternoon last.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Eniier. aged about 81 years.
The remains Of the deceased were inter.
red in The Lu heran grave yard OF this
place, on Thursday afternoon last, by
Caledonia Lodge. l. o. q. F.. OF this
town, IolInwcd by Large concour'e o.
sofrowing relatives and friends.
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But little hope il expressed al the State De-
n,rtment al Washington that Nlaximiisn's life
will be spared. now that the news is confirmed
that he has fallen INTO The hands OF The LIber-
ais. JuareZ in his communications 10 Wash
iugton charges that the imPerialists raised the
black hAg, and frsi executed Liberal officers,
in this regard. The Emperor will probably be
shnt-mos certainly if he has fallen into Esco-
bed0's hands.
The New York independent sa s:-"The dry
goods trade has been struck by lightning" SAID
one Of The leading jnbbers To Us one day during
the past wreck Suc! dead hall has not been
witnessed since the first shot at Fort Sumter.
Prizes are down down. d. Sn and are going
down daily on all desert, tons Of goods Stan.
dard domestic fabrics are beginning to feel the
pressure. and lie desirable goods are neg ected
almost entirely.
"Brick" Pome,oy, sets w the following shout
over the release OF Jeti Da'i':
"Glory to God in the Highest! In spite Of
Rump tyranny, b. lItion malice, Johnson tImd-
ity and t. hatred Of HE lanatical and big'ted,
Jefferson Dtv once more breathS the air Of
freedom { hat i, TO cay, as free as it can be IN
rump despotism,) aud walks among his fellows,
"the modest Rom I'll OF them ALL Long life and
happy wears 10 the bravest man Of our country
and age"
Gen Wade Hampton contributes regularly to
the "Free1men's Journal" an organ of the color
ed peopIe published in Charleston, ). G.
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nlarrin9rs.

In CharIestown. on the Gard Of Nav.
by Rev. Il. B. Shepherd. Mr.. .3l6ert ID.
Barr, Printer. formerly of HollIdsysb"rg.
Pa. to Miss NOMe r Spots. daughter
Of Mr. Geo. W. Spots, of Charleslown.
On The 10Th ull. by Rev. K. s. Hough,
Mr.. Thomas Hest Of Jefferson county.
and Miss Elisabeth BriScOe,of Winches.
ter.
On the 10Th uI,. by Rev. w. +. Low.
er, Mr.. John LamnStrr 10 Mrs. Harriet
finn STRIFE. both Of Berkeley county.
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ANOTHER VERY
IMPORTANT NOTICE
'rn THE
TO TIE

Agents of StOlebraker'S Medicines.
WAVING observed in the "llagersiown
IA Mall" as well as other newspapers,
TIA, Messrs. CLOTWORTHY d CO.,
Of BALTIMORE. a Wholesale Drug Hou.s.
have Published Card TO Agents of
Sionebfaker's Medicines" ] deem u due
10 the Agents of these popular Medicines
To publish another. The card Of CLOT-
WORTHY & CO. is an ingenious al.
fair. and is calculated TO be mlschevous!
They state that am no, authorized TO re-
ceip, for any money due SIoneoraker.
Hoffman Il Co.. leaving the inference
that am doing so, which is no, the TACT.
They also state that "old Agencies will
be supplied by wagons as heretofore" and
thai complications FOR Agencies will re-
ceive promp, attention" This wording
is very ingenious and gives on, the i'm
precision that Ciolworhy 4 Co., arc
manufacturing my medicines. This they
have no right 10 do--they can sell of tho
stock thai Sion, bEaker, Hoffman a. Co.,
had on hand at the time Of The Jissolu-
lion, but they have no right 10 manuiac.
ture. neither have they The genuine re-
Gel is to do SO. Any attempt TO manu-
laclnre is a violation OF The u. S. Palcn,
Laws. and i. spurious. Agents are eau.
TONED in reference TO this ingenious card.
and advised 10 send their orders TO me 81
81 Camden street. Baltimore. where ] am
manufacturing the genuine articles. and
where | will be prepared 10 supply all de-
mands after the OH day Of June next.
HENRY ST0NEBRAkER.
Baltimore, Md, June |. 1867. 3w
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&5- ROAD LAw.-The following is the
law IN regard to working the roads. as
passed by the las. Legislaluse 1.-The
boards Of supervisors Of the several coun.
ties may increase the number OF days
work required 10 be done on public roads,
no, exec eding six days in any one year.
so as to open and keep in good repair the
roads in the several counties. The pro-
visions Of an &C. passed December fourth.
eighteen hundred and sixty three, in con-
flici with this act are hereby repealed"
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Corrected ,rcrkiy by d. S. Rcmich.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-Howard street Super and
cut Extra IL a sl2 90, do. nigh grades
10 rs \ SID so.
WHEAT.-lncluded in the sales were
300 bushels choice white al SO 55. and
$50 bnshs prime Mary land red al SO &c.
CURN.-I'he market active, $4,000
bushs good 10 prime white 81 Is; 1850
bushs Prime yellow al 20 81 %.
OATS - 1900 bushs offered, and all
cold al 80 a 81 ceuls.
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West Virginia /:

At Rules held in The Clerks Office Of
n the Circuit Court Of Jefferson coun-
~. on the frs, Monday in May. 1867.
Martin II. Miller,
vs.. IN DEBT.
John f. Schlev. Admir-. Of Thomas Hes.
sey. Jec'd.. Elizabeth Iiessey. widow
Of Thomas Ilessey. Philip sbnm nDt
Sarah his wife, T. ID. Fouks. Il. X.
Fouke, +. V. Fouke. James Hsssey,
Edward Il. Ilessey, Il. A. liessey.
E. G. IIessey. WIN. Hessey, b. l..
Dyer and E. V. Dyer his wife. Is. +.
Daniels and NJ. +. Daniels his wife.
The object Of this sui, is 10 obtain
juJgmen. against the defendants for sll3
90. with inieres, thereon from March %,
1859, and s6.95 co.ls. and ], appearing
upon affidavit filed in lie case that The
said defendants, Philip Shuu and Saral,
his wife. Frederick ID. Fouke, Richard
K. Fouke. James IIessey. William Hes
sey and Elizabeth &. llessey his wife.
Benjamin l. Dyer and El,nV V. Dyer his
wife. and Benz min f. Daniels. are NOT
inhabitants Of tLe State OF West Virginia,
they are hereby required 10 appear within
one month after due publication OF This
order and 10 what IS necessary 10 protect
their interest ia The matter. lis further
ordered tia, copy hereof be P"bli'bei
once week Tor four successive seeks.in
sny newspaper 10 said county, and post
ed q, Tie front door Of the Court House
thereof on the Is, Monday after The dss
OF dis order. Tesie.
w. A. CiAPLiNE, CLERK.
Faulkner p q.
June l. 1867. PRS fee 20 ~
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& The BUILDING AssoClArIoN.-An
adjourrel meeting OF the Sbepherds'own
Building Association was held on Salur'
day evening last, in the Court House. and
a Constitution aud By Laws were adept
ed for the government, Of the Association.
The following stockholders were sPpoin'
ted Board Of Directors for the ensuing
year: II. &. En,ler. j.. p. Hoffman,
John d. Sialey. G. NJ. Bel,zhooyer.
Thomas Turner. W. G. Butler and VIM.
A. Chapline. Thi. is good bank in
which TO deposit your money and II will
give you quid pro quo.
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o. SpPERvIsoRs.-Atthe election or
Thursday of las. week, in his eouniy.the
following were elected Supervisors -
Cbarlestown Township. j. h. Hsines ;
Harper's Ferry. James T. Reed Boil
var. r N. Duke Shepherd. John ID.
Sisley ChapIine, w. G. Butler Aver.
i'll. DR.. James Logic 1; Osbourne. Geo.
w. Turner. Haines, Duke aud Turner
are new m mbers.
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@S. We regre, to state tina, our friend
llorne Weast, OF Boonsboro. Md, sus.
taihed severe loss in the death Of bis
valuable grey horse.in this place on Tues
DAY evening last, while on visi, to This
neis hborhood. The horse died Of bolts,
and was valued al $500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-01

De- Col. r. w. Baylor. President OF
The Ashby Memorial Association, requests
che survivors Of The Asbby l.aurel) Bri.
gade, to meet at Winchester. on Thus.
day next. the 9th Of June. for the purpose
Of taking par, in the Floral offering to the
Confederate Dead 10 the Stone wall Gem,
eteTy. on that day.
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A RARE CHANCE.

OWING TO other pressing engagements
y which occupies my whole time. am
compelled to rplinquish The mercantile
business. and in order To do so. ] offer
my entire STOCK OF GOODS upon a
credi. Of iwo years, 10 any one wishing
to engage in The business. The stock 1.
new, complete and Of every variety. and
affords fine opportunity TO a business
man. VIM. A CHAPLlNE. d
Shepherds,own. June J. 1867. #
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Ase We have recently purchased and
fitted upon cur premises. from Messrs.
Ransom 81 Duke, Chs,lesiown. one OF
SlnclaIr's paien, double action well draw.
era. fins Invention has been before the
public hui short time. and is rapidly
growing in favor. II is cheap and not
liable o GEL oul Of order. -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-06-01

as- The Installation of Rev. l.. Keller.
as pastor Of The Woodstock charge. took
place in the Lutheran Church at Wood.
stock. Shenandoah county. Va. on Sat
urday morning of last week. Rev. J. F.
Campbell. Of he Lutheran Church Of this
place, uas presen, and delivered an sp-
r,ropfiate sermon on the occasion.
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Circuit Court Of Berkeley.

Very little of general interest has TRANSFERRED
in our Court since our report of last week
In the case Of +. Randall, for forgery, the
Jury found him guilty upon sll the counts Oh
the indictment, aud fixed The Term 0l "'7 ''u
nr.oumen, at two years in the penitentary
State vs.. F.. Maddin. Larceny. Verdict
not guilty. u,,
Action of debt upon Bond for purchase Of a
slave, sold in September. 1862 Defence, save
uusound at the time OF sale. Verdict s6OO'
Bank of Berkeley VS. Bank Of the Valley, va
Proceedings against the Bank as foreign cor
poraion, by order OF publication. Motion
made by counsel for the defendant TO send me
cause back 10 Rules upon the ground that the
Valley Bank was a West Va, corporation
Argued by Stanton and Pendieton for plaintiff
ard Faulkner for defendant. Court overruled
the motion, and ordered the defendant TO plead
.Ntm Era.