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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

60 INJUNCTION CASE --Merchanis
National Bank ve. Bank Of the Valley.
rhi. case was srgurl and decided in IA
,or al the noteholJeis few days ago be-
fare he U. S. Circuit Court al Richmond,
sud 4. Vance Brown. Esq, President OF
the Exchange N,tionsl Bank al Rich.
mend, appointed Receiver. The cir
cumslances of the case arc as follows:
1t appears that in March 1866, the
Bark Of the Valley being insolven,, as.
signed all lis assets t. Henry NJ. Brent,
its cashier, in trust for is credi,crs. Sub
sequently Mr.. Brent filed a bill ia the
Circuit Court for Frederick county, in
equity, calling on that Court TO adjust
The conflicting claims Of creditors, to
which bill number Of creditor. appear
ed. In August las, it wss decided by
that Court, thSt deposi'oTs Of Confederate
notes made during The war were entitled
to share of the assets OF the Bank equal.
ly with other creditors, nolehoidsrs in.
cIuded, and that such deposits were 10 be
counted a, their value in gold, a, The time
when made.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21
M. PeocrrpIyas OF CRcr,r CouEr.

&C. PROCEEDINGS OF CRcrsr CouET.
Judge. T.. b. Hall; Prosecuting Anor-
ney. e.. +. Slubbs; Clerk. w. A. Chsp-
Inr: Sheriff, Z. ". PolIrrGeldi Deputies
|. +. Charline and George koonce.
The most important case that has been
derihtd since oui last issue ic that Of Jro
NJ, Cu,le vs.. Thomas lliIe. for recovery
Of bond for $4,000, gwen The 26th Of
Eel rusry, 1862, Tor money borrowed.
The defendant set up in his plea that The
mnuey borrowed va. Confederate curen-
c,-on which issue was joined and al
ter able discussions on both sizes the jury
returned verdict in favor OF the plaintiff
l"r the amour, OF bond sHd interest, An
drews aud Faulkner for plaintiff. Stan
ton and Blackburn for defendant
John + Sch.ey was appointed Gener.i
Receiver Of this Court.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

tS- REAL ESTATE AoENCY.- MeSsts.
Augustine J. Smith, Of Baltimore, fol-
merIy Of Winchester; Alexander K.
Boleer. OF this place J. NJ. Bennett. Of
Weston. Lewis county, ". Va; and A.
B. R ber:son, Of Lynchburg, Va, have
formed cO-parInerohiP under the tile
of Smith. Bennett & Co. as General
Real Estate, Foreign and Domestic a.
gents, Office No 5 ST. Paul Street, Bal
,imore. We quote The following from
their advertisement:
"Elaving established ourselves in the
city Of Baltimore, with connections in
the Northern. Western and Southern
States, and also in Europe, we will buy
and sell Improved and UnimProved Lands
in the Southern and We,tern States, es.
pecslIy in The STATES Of Virgins and W.
Virginia"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

~ GopEr's LADY's BooK.-TheJanuary or
New Years number Of this periodical shows
that Cooley intends 10 spare neither labor nor
expense TO please his numerous patrons. lis
embellishments, consists Of a steel-Plste title
psge-wiuter amusemenls; fine steel engrav-
ing-New Shoes, a colored fashion plate OF SIX
figures, extension fashion plates, Berlin wood
work pattern-fgure Of stag 10 light coioT',
&c. In the work department will be iound The
usual amount Of embroidery, braIding, &C.
while the literary departments hiied win e2'
celent ar licles, including several stores 0! pop
ulsr writers. Terms-single copy, one year 50;
two copies e.. so; three copies 81 so; four cop
les .lO, and FIVE copies sI4, with an extra copy
10 the person getting up the club. Address L.
A. Cooley, corner Sixth & Chestnut streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21
Organization Of Bibie Society IN
ShphsrdstOwn, auxiliary 10 The
American Bible Society,"

ShphsrdsioWn, auxiliary 10 The
American Bible Society.
On Monday The 18th instant, ct the III
stance of Mr.. J. l.. Irwin, Agent OF the
American Billie Soci. ty. meeting was
held of as many a. could conveniently DE
assembled t, take into consideration the
propr.ty of having an Auxiliary Society
and Depository in this place. At this
meeting an Auxiliary Society was organ
ICED by the apPoiutmer, Of the following
officers
President-Judge Pan Swsaringsn.
Vice Pfesident-JOssph MneharL
Secetay-JOhn Kcplingr.
Treasurer-B. T. Harrison.
Deposlary-Jas. S. Markell.
Msnagers-C. T. Butler, G. T. Lick.
Hder, J. II. Zinle. Jos. Nc .Nurran, D.
S. Ren'ch, J. S. Fleming.
1t was also Resolved. l.t, Thst the
ministers OF the sevsral Churches be er
o6icio members OF the Board. 2nd, That
Rev. DR.. Andrews and Rev. E. w. Bed
niger BE- appointed committee to pre-.
pare report Of this meeting for the Shep.
herdstown Register.
The plan proposed is to establish
Depository to contain all the varieties Of
Bibles and Testsments published by the
American Bible Society and have them
sold here at tie same prices as at The BIZ
Bile House in New York, with provision
here after to be made for donations Of
cheap Bibles to such as may be unable to
buy.
The agent was Of opinion that all the
books wanted would be immediately for
wsrded by the American Bible Society
upon his appication-the stock to be pur.
chased by donations which may be made
to this auxiliary, which stock, by sales,
is expected to perpetuste itself. Such
Depository las is known existed here
for several years, the stock of which was
ell grstpit,usly distributed during the
war.
The cost Of the new supply will per
haps be $500. All the officers appoint
ed are requested to collect such amounts
as they can aud pay them over to the
Treasurer.
One dollar will constituts an annual
member, and We dollars life member Of
this society. When sufIicert number
of men bers shall have been Outlined,
they are expected to assemble and draft
such rules for the conduct Of the society
as they may deem best.
Meanwhile it is hoped that all will ex-
tend willing hand to this good work,
since depostories'of this kind have not
only proved a great convenience to the
Bible purchasing COMMUNITY, but one of
the most effective means OF circulating
the scriptures among those who are des.
ttUte.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

&% IL you wish to keep your town
from thriving turn tho cold shoulder 10
every mechanic or beginner in business.
xiii him of if you can. Look u1on I've
ry new conner with a scowl, and discoUr-
age hm all you can; il that won't do de-
cry his work, and rather GO abroad Tor
wares OF his kind than give your money
to hiG. There is no more eflecIusI way
TO Ieisrd The growth Of town than this
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

E5- DLaIuty HEERy Berry. E,Q 49,
hi, community we're pained TO learn Of
TIE deslh Of Henry Berry, E.q, Which
ok place on Sun ICY sliernoon last. q.
he re,ijeuce Of his daughter. widow Of
The laie Or. V. VI. Butler, near this place,
.g.d shout CO years. The deceased was
Kindly loved BY numerous friends, and
va. extensively known throughout the
Slate as lawyer Of sound judgment and
high legal suainment', and was d!s'in-
vuished member 10 the Legislature Of
Virginia in the perilous times of SO.
Recently lie was Commons ealh's Atior.
n.y for this county. The Circuit Court
nov in session adjourned on Monday in
respect &c his memory and attended lis
fupersl On Tuesday morning.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21
A victim Of DespotisIn.

The following notice OF The DEAN oil
John w. KEGS We take from The Circle
vile (Ohio) Democrat:
DEATH OF JOHN w. KEEs.-John w.
KEGS, formerly editor Of this paper, and a
victim OF Lincoln tyranny, died in the
Lunalic Asylum, al Columbus, on Mon
day last. His remains were brought to
hls city and inferred in Forrest Cemeie-
~ on Tuesday afternoon.
The deceased was native OF Berkeley
County, Va, and was about AZ years OF
age. We know not how long he resided
in this Safe. but suppose at least twenty
years. lie published Democratic journ.
al al Wilmington, Ohio, in lS4S, and az
forwards, for several years, edited the
Democratic EEpOsitor, al Springfield
Ohio. In August 1859, he took charge
Of The Circleyile Watchmap, which pa
per he continued to publish until lis sus-
pension and his arrest, in June, 1862.
lie was Chief Clerk Of the Ohio House
of Representatives, in 1858 9, and dis
charged the duties thereof 10 a highly
crediisbe manner.
Mr.. KEGS possessed considerable abli-
ties and force as a journalist, and was a
Jealous Democrat. For his fearless ad-
yocacy OF Democrats principles and the
denunciation OF Ben Butler and other
tools Of despoiism, he was arrested by the
minions Of David Tod aud Edwin NJ.
Stanton, al the ins,igaion Of prominent
po.,,Ll;.,ro oc ,b;s ,rupiv apl carried in
The Old Capitol prison, al Washington
City. Like band Of msrauders they
forced bis dwelling house at mld-nightand
after Selling him placed revolver at his
wife's head, to keep her quiet until they
could search his private papers end make
sure their exit. When arrested, and Tor
weeks previous, his mind wac in condi-
ton bordering on insanity, and The ex'
element Of his Kidnapping and incaTcera-
ton entirely GelhrUned his reason, never
10 be restored. After brief imPrlson-
menl, lie was released al The solicitation
Of Hon. S. S. Cox, and soon thereafter
taken TO The LunsiIc Asylum, confined
shor, time. partly recovered and was dis
charged. lie wandered about in a state
Of semiimbecilily until February, 1906,
when he became wholly denenIed, and
was again sen, TO he Asylum. where lie
remained until death came 10 his relief.
Alas poor KEGS. Unfortunate suffer
er from cold inhunsnily. Alas for The
rarity Of Christian charity. lie has
crossed the dark river, 10 a haven OF peace
where "ihe wicked cease from troubling,
and The cary are al rest" there - con-
from, his viIlainous peTss cuiors and heart
less deiamers, Lefors the throne OF an ell
wise Jehovah, 3, the Judgement Day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

g. The Ladies Of lie NJ, E. Church,
Suu,h. Will hold a Fai: and Festival in
Muuldyt's Hall. during The coming Holt
day., opening at o. p, NJ. On Tuesday
u,it. slh iu,,sur, and continuing the
IA !"~iog Days and nights to The close Of
tie week. Supper. Oysters and Refresh
nenis sve,y evening. Dinner. Oysters
and r, lrr,hm, MS on Wednesday, Christ.
ua. We bs,pesk for them large share
uf patronage, for 50 cOmmeu!sble an ob.
irSi
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

is Sheriff ooicIfeli was among the
6f.t Of The officers in the Stale 10 pay
into us treasury $4,000 Of the $4,000
due from this county on The State and
School tax u the present yesr. This
speaks well for The efficiency Of Sheriff
Pouerfeld and his Deputies, as we'll as
the Taxpayers Of the couny.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

FAIRFAX County lTHas.-Mr. Gny.
son b. OIis, late Of Geneva, Ontario cour.
~, n. Y. has purchased 1000 acres Of
land near Cenusviile. and extending
south to the Orange and Alexandra Rail.
road. for grape culture. He isa gentle.
man Of experience and intelligence, and 10
very ssnguine OF success. P;ce, 80 per
acre.
Wm. ID. Shepherd, OF Warrington ei.
~. has purchased "Osk Mount the late
residence Of Daniel +. Eulaney. 'r, o.
sac per acre-300 acres.
Daniel D. Tompkins. Of Washington
city, has purchased farm near Levin
ville-l4O scres-st about $40 per acre.
A farmer near CenreyilIe has made
lhl. season 6heen hundred bushels ofe
with one pair (two) Of horses. and indif'
lerenl ones al thai. rhi, crop 10 nov
worth, after paying freight, 81 ,5oo-.aL
Grandma Gazette.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

&J- Now that winter has come in ear
ucst lei US remember thai there is some
poor people in our midst WHO often SUI
fer for the necessaries of life, and who
sre deserving Of our attention There Is
no work more noble and prdIsewor'hy
than tha. OF charity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

Es- We see it stated iE an exchange
that the Postmaster General has instruct
ed Posimasiers to treat all letters dropped
into the office, directed with lead pencil,
The same as dead lelters. The public will
DO well 10 make q mole OF this.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

05- 4 Lodge OF A. F. and A. Masons
uss organized al Duffields on Thursday
nighl last, under DisPensalion from the
GrsnJ Lodge Of Virginia, with the follow
ing officers -
Or. W. F. Alexander. W. VI.
John 3. Hill, S. W.
William Ruse, J. W.
A number Of Tie brethren from Nj.
Nebo Lodge Of this place, went out TO as
si., in opening he new Lodge. They
were entertained By their enlerpTl5Ing and
z.slous brethren. and psrook OF itch
supper at lie house of Nj John F. 3ane,
sGer The ceremonies Of the occasion we're
over. Tie r,PrssenI1 ion vas large and
The du,es Of The evening passed OF pleas
andy and harmoniJusly, and will long be
,emeu bcred by those who participated
This Lodge holds it. meetings Oh the
frat AID ihird THURSDAYS OF each month.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

Mr. James Campbell, worthy and IS.
,imslle citizen Of Marlinsburg. in :he en .
,loy Of Ihs BslIimore e. Ohio RsilroSd,
was accidentally run over by an engine 81
O point near Baltimore. lis right arm Gu
of and he othersise injured to such an
extent tina, be died fyom tbs effects on
Mondsy lusI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

C. Communion services "ere held IN
TIE Lutheran Church Of this place on
Sunday last. Rev. d. II. Bnlle. the
newly elected pastor, delivered Two ex.
cellent and able sermons. He has already
taken up his abode amongst Us for the
purpose of entering upon bis du'les on The
first Of January, al which time the pres
ebt pastor, Rev, Mr.. Campbell, will va,
cafe
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

NJ TIE GEM OF THE MoETBLIEs.-The
January number of Deno crest, now entering It's
sixth year, redeems the promises Of the publish
err for 1868. II is the most attractive Of the
fashion periodicals, and deserves the successes
which it has achieved. It's aim isio combine
the useful with the beautiful, and It does It IN
the best manner. 1t supplies to ladies founi
of inspiration, which none who have once tast-
ed could live, keep house, and dress nicely with
out; and saves more dollars in year than lis
cost II is marvel how valuable premiums
can be afforded with magazine so costly in its
getting up. So per year. w. Jennings Demo-
rest. 473 Broadway, New York. Send Is cts.
for a specimen, with directions for getting up
clubs and making money.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

o. Col. John L. Schley has received
The appointment Of Receiver, for his
County, by Judge Hail, WHO pre'ides
over our Circuit Court now in session.
No better appointment could have been
made, and we congratulate Col Schlsy
upon accepting this responsible office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

eS~ Departed lhls lie ST his residence
in this place on Monday evening last the
l6,h instant. Mr.. John H. Mckeviu.
eyed obuuI - yeas, Mr.. Mex. was a
Lieutenant s,iarhed to New York Reg
,urnt. Federal array, and received a
wound through one Of his lungs, in sn
engagement near this place with the
Confederate troops, during the war, which
caused consumption, resulting in his
L"sih. llis remains we're inferred in the
Chsrline family burial ground. upon the
i.'m Of Alr. L2reEzp E'chison, near this
place. on Wednesday morning last, fol-
bowed by large Concourse Of relatives
snJ friends Rev. MIR. Kane, Catholic
p,iesi, Of Hsrper's Ferry, oifcia'ed a, The
funeral srTyicrs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

EG a Masonic Fair will be held at
Shsrpsburg during the coming holidays.
II will open on this Saturday evening the
2l.l. te open on Christmas day. and
each night ill after New Year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21
Il Cough, Cold, Hoursens;,. Sore

4 Cough, Cold, HOarsens:', Sore
Throat, and all diseases Of the throat
which ought TO be checked with simple
remedy, If neglected, often terminate Sc
nously. Few are aware OF the inpor.
lance Of stopping cough or slight cold.
That which in the beginning would yield
to mild remedy, il not attended to, soon
attack The lungs.
For sale by Druggists aud all prOmi.
nent Storekeepers.
BELLS EXPECTORANT,
taken in time, will sure the above dis.
eases.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

5.t- Before sn ther issue Of our paper
t.s Chris,ass Holidays will have CONS
sni gone, and ue wi.h all ous pat'ons
s"Mr1y Chsi'IDss and a HsPPy Ne"
Srst
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

GSr Sleighng has been exceedingly
brisk during the past week, making our
town quite lively. AID many young folks
have been going IL a,ara,e Of 1.-TWO
forty" The gingls OF sleigh bell, gresliug
cur ears constantly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

s., II you u,>h to procure al kinds u:
~, euod', g'nrtfir,. "l"'iIng, conieotlon-
su.,. &, &c Tor re Holidays. exam.
i.r or .d,rrI.s,ng columns. Those TO
sa-rrli>e IN ,h~ Register ELL uron favor
Auls rss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

At the parade Of the Maryland N'mcn-
al Guard (miIIlis) in Baltimore, in Octo-
Der last, the Governor Of tho Stale was
grossly insulIed by portion Of Tue 6'b
and 9Th regiments. A eour-msriial b"
had the matter before Them, snc made Ihs
following ending in The Gaze:
FOR gross violation Of military dnsi-
pine and unsoldierlike conduct The Oh
and 9Th regiments. second brigade. fret
division Mary land National Guard, ."
hereby publicly reprimsnded. The off,
GERS Of companies d, Z and G. 9Th req
nent Maryland National Guard, are here
by dishonorsbly dismissed the service
The enlisted men Of said companies ''
hereby dIshOnorsbIy discharged 'hs ser
vice"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

c.. hr. Wuhrinw. nculs,. {, n"" IN
town. rprn professional visit, ard vii
prf,or. in need 81 his services should
Il upon Ian i! ofce.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

The Washington correspondent Of "'
Baltimore Gazette says that The hrs' lo".
nation which the President received o.
the vote OF the rejection on the lmP,,eh-
ment question. was made 10 bin oy h0o'
d. w. VOORHEES,. Of Indians. Mr.. JOHN
son va, 70 much affected that for lev
minnie, he could make no reply. lie
,osn very quietly said. 81 shank you Mr.
yoo,b,.,. for communicating The lnlsIlI'
cence. AMI am grsiihed to know ihs
nublie business OF The country 10 moi 70 Be
further interrupted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

CHRISTMAS Is CoMlNo.-"ChTisimas is
coming - The festive season is near al
hand, snd already LILLE eyes grow bright
Ell and little hearts are filed with joyous
anlicip1,ions Of The happiness in store.
Bright visions Of Old Santa Claus are
pictured in childish fancy, and this kind
old gentleman, with The Evolutionary fur
cap and merry red nose, will in a few
days Start upon his annual visit 10 rePlen.
ish %ilb Christmas things The stocking
Of every coed linle girl and boy. Christ
mas is the season for present masking. and
lei the token be ever so t1fIng, it's treas.
ured with q care that would not be be-
slowed upon gifts al another season AT
Christmas, too, family ties are reunited
The absent ones return 10 The parental
roof. and. with the Yule log cracking
upon the hearth, all gather around the
old folks at home, and care and sorrow
are left without the door
On Christmas eve the bells we're rung
On Christmas eve the mas, was sung;
That only night in all the year
Saw the stoled priest the chalce rear.
Then opened wide the Baron's hal
To yassal, tenant, serf and all
Power laid his rod Of rule aside,
And ceremony doE'd his pride.
The heir, with roses in his shoes,
That night ght village partner choose.
And hard with uncontroll'd delight
And general voice the happy night
Thatto the cottage as the crown,
Brought tdngs OF salvation down.
England was Merry England when
Old Christmas brought his sports again.
Twas Christmas preached the mighilest ale {;
Twas Christmas told the metrest tale;
A Christmas gambol oft would cheer
4 poor mans heart throughout The year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

&sa Ju.i nov, the commencement Of
a new year, is the time 10 subscribe for
the Register. We have recently added
IA ls.se number of new subscribers 10 our
,DIissLy extensive lisi, bot wish 10 ado
nsny acre. VIII not every one Of our
.suGsorihefs scni US snother name and
rI.u, double our list. 1t can be done with
Inle exf.iion On their psrt, end will aid
as materially shouId We determine 10
purchase q a!esE Press. We promise
AZ do our beslao make the paper vel
molthy he patronage Of ils friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

&C. CrRE FOR CoL1 FgET.-The New
Yurk .9due5tisfr gisss t%e following cure
tor celia lett which no dOubl wsIi prove
suecr..Ivl. and persons suffering ron the
s,nre should give 1t = tiia!. i'hs editor
tsys' We s,e assured hy ore ahS has
gwen tie experiment a fair risl. that
cold le,t. and especially those sup.rlAti7e'
IS lrieid .cei tina, ate kept chilled by per.
.yrauon. msy be relieved By simple
cxpe6islt. Hi, is to wear co'tnn socks
mex, tie sAin. and WOODEN stockings out
,Jdc of ,hcm. in tie instance OF our in
{nfmsn,, lie result successful in keep
ina bis fee, warm and dry. The singu-
lar consequence also en.peJ, the, at night
he would find the cotton socks, nrz' the
.kin. quite dry. While the outside wooden
,,urkings would be perfectly damp"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

es- TIE 4ih Quarterly Meeting % tie
T.. l.. Church Soa,h vii commence Ic.
dAv. Rev. Mr.. Baird. tie P,ssii;ns e.
der. alli be present..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

~ Anolher ,nos fell yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-25

John Moore, the desperate who stabbed
Conductor Daily asfew days ago, at Sey-
mour, has been arrested. 1t was hoped
that the shots fired at him while he was
retreating had taken effect, and sent him
hurriedly across the river, but it was not
so. The chances were that Judge Lynch
would try his case.
AtHuntington, last Thursday even ng,
German by the name of Felzhab. was kill
ed by Charles Egar. The two met on a
street corner, and about some personal diff
ficulty, got into a quarrel Felzhab re-
ceived a blow with a knife in the. groin,
which severed the artery. He staggered
some two rods from the place where he
stood, fell.to the pavement and died in a
few moments. Egar fled. He is desper-
ate character. The deceased was peacea-
bly, disposed man.