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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-09
Commissioners Notice.

Abraham Isler,
VS..
VIM. A. Csslleman, &c.
1t is therefore adjudged, ordered and
decreed that this cause be referred 10 Jas
d Fayman, Master Commissioner Of
this Court. with instructions to state the
accounts between the complainant and
James w. Campbell, late Sheriff, touch
ing the matters referred 10 IN the bill, sta
ling all matters deemed pertinent by him
self, or which any OF the parties may re-
quire TO have stated and return his report
10 the next term Of this Court.
A Transcript Copy.
W. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
Per J. D. Fayman, D. G.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-09
LIME!
WINDOW GLASS

lust received stlbe Drug Store large Iot Of
d French and American Window Glass, which
will be soId aithe following prices Is by 10
glass s4,25 per box, 10 by 1924 80, I2by is ST.
~. y oy Is - CD Glass Of every size always
on band and will be sold a. cheap Is can be pur-
chased elsewhere. Give ne call and satisfy
yourselves. II. ". BILLINGS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-09
WE STUDY TO PLEASE.

Quick Sales and Small Profits.
A New Stock Just Received
Z AIDES Morocco Boots, Kid and Last
a ing Boots, splendid assortment Of
ChiIdren's Shoes, CATERS, &c. Mems
and Boys Shoes. also keep on hand
and make To order every description Of
Boots, Shoes or CATERS, & Button Boots.
have a fine stock of material on hand.
Call and examine.
would respectfully return my thanks
to the public Tor the liberal patronage ex-
tended 10 me, and will spare no pains TO
give satisfaction to all who may favor me
with call. J. 5. FLEMING.
ShephcrIstown, Nav 3, 1865 #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-09
Commissioners Notice.

Nicholas Marmion, Elk. Of Gerard B.
Wager, deceased,
Noah H. Swsyne, Elk. OF Gerard b.
Wager, decd.
Revived in the name Of +. d. Doran's
Executor VS.. G. b. " ayers Executor.
October 2SIh, 1851.
This cause came on 10 be heard this
2slh day of October, 1851, upon theEblll
and exhibits, and The answer and general
replication, and was argued by counsel.
Upon consideration whereof this court
being of opinion that under the facts de-
veloped, the eTparte settlement made by
Gerard B. Wager in his lite time, as the
Administrator OF Richard d. DOran, and
also that made by the defendant since the
death of his ieststor. the said Wager,
ought not to be considered as having any
binding effect on the plaintiff, aud that the
whole account should be settled de nOuO,
upon the simple basis Of debtor and cred.
tor, doth adjudge, order and decree, that
a Master Commissioner Of this Court, do
settle said accounts upon the basis above
mentioned, stating specially all such mat
tiers as he may be so to do, or as he may
deem pertinent, and make report 10 This
Court in order TO final decree.
A copy Teste.
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
Per ]. ID. Fayman, d. &.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-09

sIHN"VVtI'f 'IHsi 7 w "aI J y I|"I-
Messr C,0tworlhy & 60 -Geniemsn.-l
bsre sold "a the "PouiteTers' Friend" ! re-
ceryod from you last August Tho poultry IN
the surrounding country was dying very fact
with "Cholera." recommended your "Po0l-
terer. Friend, -" and a. hr r, ! could learn, u
has proved q cure for The dssas.
Respectfully, ". GOODMAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-09

BaiHmor,, february 2, 1863.
Mrssr,. Clotworihy X CO:-My chicken, Wera
dying very last with what ny ns'gbbon called
"Chicken Cholera" was induced 20 Try your
"Poullerers' Friend 4" and Il worked Ike
charm. gave TIA. directed, and IL cured those
that we're ,ben sick, aad have no, iosa any
symptoms Of the disea'c sinee. -
Yours, &c. j. NENChkH,
Gross and Warner streets.
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Will PREVENT AND cuRC
CHICKEN CHOLER.f,

and other UiseGses common ~ Poultry.
amt rOW promote an mer'G'e Of Fat.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH
PACKAGE. PRICE Is CENTS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-09

VS.. Original Bill in Chancery.
Henry Blackford, et al, cGi'ts.
and
Henry Blackford, plaintiff.
vs.. Cross Bill in Chancery.
Martin Grove, ct al. defts.
On motion, and i, appearing 10 the
CourI that the time for filing answers and
taking testimony under the Cross Bill has
no, yeI expired and that there are errors
in report of the Commissioner 10 whom
the original cause was referred. 1t ls or.
Gered by the Court that The unknown heirs
at law Of William Grove, decd. file their
answers to the Cross Bill and take their
dispositions within 90 days and that the
cause be referred 10 James ID. Fayman,
Commissioner, To report on HE several
matters in the original and cross bills, and
notice Of the time and place Of executing
this order, by said Commissioner, pub
lshed for four successive weeks in the
Shepherdstown Register which shall be
equivalent TO personal service on and no.
tice 10 all parties and persons interested
in the question and subject involved.
Tesle.
w. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk,
Per J. ID. Faymsn, d. G.
This is to give notice that | will pro-
coed to carry out the above order on the
22nd day Of June, 1868, al nv Office in
Shepherdstown, Yves, Va, at which tine
and place all parties interested are requi-
red to attend.
Given under MY hand as Commission
er of the said CourI, the day and year
first aforesaid.
JAMES D. FAYMAN, Com'r.
April 25, 1868. Pre- fee So. 4w
QEED POTATOES for sale by
y ap 25 a. r. BOteler, Jr.
DLANTS.-As soon as the season com
| mences, we will receive daily from
the Winchester Gardens, Cabbage, Toms
to, Pepper and other plants, put up in
packages Of IL, so and 100.
Ransom g. Duke.
Agricultural and Seed Store,
ap25 CharlesiOwn.
w KEELING Nails, Noslon Nails,
III BridgeIon Nails, foil stock for sale
by Ransom g. Duke,
ap 25 Chsrlesiown.
BUILDERS Isrdware.-Persons build
- ing or designing 10 build, will DO well
to call and examine our full stock Of
Builders Hardware.
Ransom g. Duke, Charlestown.
z BUSHELS White and Red Onion sells
y for sale by Ransom g. Duke,
sp25 Charleslewn.
NEW Style Hoops, Irish Linens, Hats,
~ Boots, Shoes, &C., can be found a,
ap Il. r. Bofsler'S, Jr.
nRIED Peaches for sale by
y ap Is J. N. SioncJraksr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-09

Manufactured only by
CLOTWORTHY < CO.,
80 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
CAUTIOS.-The public are esBtiOnsd a.
gains' any similar preparations. Only Got
worthy 4 CO : are genuine.
y : = liberal discount allowed when pUr-
chased ~ large quantities.
I-' For safe by JOSEPH ". STOEEBRA-
KKR ,nd II. ". BILLINGS, SbepberdstoSn.
March : 1868 5n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-09
Commissioners Notice.

Geo. B. Stephenson. Nlsan Frank and
Wilson Young & Co use of A. IL. Herr,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-05-09

QNN TONS of the most approved Fer
AOO iilzers, for Corn, Potatoes and
Garden Vegetables, on consignment and
FOR sale by Ransom g. Duke,
apes Chsrles,own.
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JETTExsos, Frederick co Nd, !
Iuf. lkd. 1871.

July I'D, 1867.
uessrs Clotwofihy ( Go.
f,sat.-Tlts sondeffgl cures which have
been made by your Povllsfsr'' Freud cannot
fail 10 interest al who raise poultry. h'gsbtIe
man Of this village has been experimenting on
chickens with The gopes. lie tired your POUl-
terers Friend, according 10 the directions, and
II had tie dssirsd effect 10 removing the worm.
eifceiuslly relieving the chickens 81 once. Since
then have bad many calls for il, and II has
been u,sd extensively @iib the same result. IL
j. Of ncsleuIsble value 10 all who raise poultry.
Respectfully, a. SPENCER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-31
GEORGIA..

The Negro Outrnges the Ogcechce River
Prisoners Rescued by Mcb-Citizcns
Leaving Their PInntations-White Women
and Children i'm the Hands Of the Negroes.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 80, 1868.
The Sheriff Of the county and two constabes on
Tuesday went to Hayward's plantation, the
Ogeechee river, eleven miles from the city, to arrest
seventeen negroes charged with shooting watch
men on the plantations and carrying Off the crops
Of planters. They made five arrests At
Station No. l on the Atlantic ana Gulf
Railroad they were surrounded by about one hun
dred armed negroes, who rescued the prisoners and
dsarmed and robbed the sheriff, and destroyed the
warrants, and threatened to kill him II he ever
served legal process again In that vicinity. The
negroes then separated INTO squads, and marched
back to the plantations, avowng that they would
have the hearts blood OF every white man on the
Ogeechee river, saying the war has commenced.
One negro watchinan Is supposed to be murdered
Two white men were badly hurt and all the white
men obliged to fee the city to their lives
The women and children are IN the hands OF the
mob and have been carried Off into the woods.
Great excitement exists IN this community, and
shoriff's posse OF between 800 and 400 citizens will
leave ~ daybreak tomorrow 10 rescue the women
ana children.
The military decline 10 interfere umll the power OF
the civil authorities for preserving order Is ex-
hausted.
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Trial Of the Br0dhcad Murderer, - i'cnciuNioa
OF the Evidence-Auxie;y at iAe Prisoners.
SrRoupsGuEG, Dee. 30. 1858.
The trial of VIM. Brooks and Charles Ormc for the
murder of Theodore Brodhead, near Delaware Water
Gap, short time since commenced on Monday, and
the evidence for both the prosecution and defence
closed this evening The most important witness is
Thomas Brodhead. who was with his brother al the
time the murder was connlited. Thomas Brod-
heads house had been robbed on september 20. The
Brodhead brothers pursued the robbers. Thomas
coming up TO them FIRST sold them they were sts
pected, and insisted they should return with hiIn.
Brooks seemed inclined to comply but ormc re-
fused. Brodhead. stepping between them, took mold
OF Orme and told him he must 10 back Brooks
stepped back few steps towards the house, then
ralying they both drew pistols and Shot down
Theodore, who had just come mp. shots were hred
by both prisoners at Thomas, who escaped With his
life.
There are various opinions as to the probable YER
dict. The prisoners evidently anxious as 10 the
result. They watch the proceedings withsmar&ed
earnestncss, catching eagerly everything that might
tend to avert the death penalty and referring II to
their counsel.
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OHIO.
wife Murder aud suicide in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 90 1865
A horrible murder and suicide took place In this
city this morning At about two O'Clock. william
Ashback killed his wife Josephine by INJECTING
blows upon her head with Ratchet and stabbing
her once in the left side with butcher knife. He
then shot himself through the head with an En-
field rife, the ball entering the let lower Jaw.
and tearing away the right back pant OF his head
and scattering his brains over the room. The deed
was done in an upper'room OF their residence, and
both parties were partially undressed. The husband
had for months threatened to take his wfe's life. 1t
was second marriage for both and they had been
married for four years. Their ages were sixty-fve
and ffty-seven respectively. lie was basket maker
and she kept confectionery on the first floor OF
their residence at $40 Central avenue. None but
the victims were in the house at the time OF the
tragedy. officers heard the womens cries and
the report OF the gun and broke into the
house. They were both found dead. They had EVIL
IDENTITY retired to different rooms She was jealous
Of his visits to a woman, keeper OF a saloon near
and he doubly Jealous OF her on all occasions.
They also quarrelled about their property, each
owning some real estate, ana she making more
money by her store than he by hts trade. They had
temporarily separated couple Of times since their
marriage, She was on the eve OF applying for a
divorce. lie leaves six children by his FIRST mar
riaga
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LOCAL. iyTELllG:nCs:.

RUN OvEI.--At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Thomas Mullins, OF Hudson city, was run over by
dummy No. OF the Second Avenue Railroad ana had
both his legs bIOkcn. lie was taken 20 Bellevue
Hospital.
DYING N THE SrRREr.-About one O'Clock yester-
day the Twenty. first precinct police found man,
giving the name OF Thomas Fitzsimmons, In the
street. lie said that he homeless, pennllcss and
frendless, and he was evidently dying from con-
sumption he was removed TO Bellevue Hospital.
FATAL AccIpENT.-Yesterlay afternoon about four
O'Clock August Sab, German, who resided at Sal
East Houston street. and painter by occupation,
while at work the building $50 Forsyth street. fell
from the fourth story into the area and was instantly
killed. The body was sent TO the Morgue and the
Coroner notified oil this new demand for his CHASTITY
services.
WIFE SrABBEp.--The Fourth ward. which lat
terly has been making hercuean efforts to snatch the
title OF bloody" from the Sixth, was last evening
again the scene Of a terrible ARRAY John Callahan
aud his wife, who reside NJ No. 90 oak street, quar-
relied about five O'Clock, and after angry cpithets
had been banded for time he seized huge pair
OF aor's shears and struck 40 savagey at his wifes
head that q serious wound was inflicted The noise
OF the scuf,e had by this time attracted attention,
and officer Vanderbilt, OF the Fourth precinct rush
ing In at the moment seized the iniuriated husband
and took him to the station house, where he was
locked up. surgeon was called and the hurts OI
the woman received proper attention.
A WOMAN DRIVEN By "PorIcY'' To SUIcIpE.--A
German woman, forty.aye years Of age. named Nina
Schmidt, who resided with her husband at the cor
ncr of Sixty.seventh street and Ninth avenue, was
found yesterday about five O'Clock hanging TO a
rafter Of the clubhouse OF the premises, ard already
dead. The body was at once cut down and con-
veyed to the house. A search OF the person being
made note was discovered In which the woman
stated that she had lately lost considerable money
playing policy and 1t was apparent that she had
been driven to sefdestruction by the fear Of the
anger Of her husband should he make discovery Of
this fact. II may be necessary TO add
for the Information OF some OF our
readers that policy is species OF gam
bling. depending for decision upon the numbers
drawn In the Kentucky and other lotteries. In every
oice for the sale OF lottery tickets "pocy' II played
and so generally TO the emolument OF the bankers or
hackers of the game that they almost invariably
grow rich upon the money rsked by the poor, de-
iuded creatures who imagine they have found IN 1t
the short and brilliant road to fortune. The suicide
OF this poor German woman, who fortunately leaves
no children to her fate Is not the first case OF
the Kind upon record, nor will II be the last even II
the cOroner's jury at the inquest 10 be held to-day,
should nty characierize these "pocy shops" which
are thicky sprinkled all over tho city.
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IelESRApHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Much restitution exists among the poor u Mon
treal, ana soup kitchens have again opened.
one hundred ana scventy-four HrCS occurred in
Montreal the present year. compared with ia last
year.
John Fogarty. a drunken Irish laborcr living IN
the suburbs OF Chicago, yesterday morning beat his
wife 70 death,
Mitchens house furnishing establishment In To-
ronto Canada, was Quilted by Gre On Tuesday night.
The adjoining store of =. sutherland tailor, was
considerably damaged
George Francis Train was enthusiastically vel
coined in Omaha BY the FeDiGns AMI cliizens who
gave him reception last nighl al tue Academy OF
Music.
Lewis Davis, convicted OF tie murder OF u. r.
skinner, OF independence, ohlo few months aimee,
was yesterday sentenced TO te hanged on February
A, 1869.
lchabod Washhurn, the originator ana head OF
the extensive wIreworks Of the Nashbnrn Il Moen
ut nis residence yesterday morning after u pro
tracted Illness
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARYET.--L0SDoN. Dec. 50-t:30
p. NJ. -ConsOls close at 92i. Tor money and 92i4 "a
922s for the account. United States Hyc-iwenties
firm at 74s Stocks quiet Eric. 26'l; Illinois, %
Atlantic and Great Western, 4Sal.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARiS, Dec 30.-Bourse closed
frmer; renteS, 20 fr. lac
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dec. 3d.
United States fve-twenty bonds Grm ut 7Sia for the
issue of 1862.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-LIvERPooL Dec.
$3.50 p. M.-The market closed active and the
sales OF the day have footed up 10000 bales. Mid
ding uplands. fo78o., miodiing orleans, il56d.
HAyRE COTTON MhRKEr.-iiAvRF, Dec. 30.-Cot-
ton closed active for tres orGnare on spot and low
middlings anoat.
LIVERPOOL BEEApsruFFs MaR4ET--Liy ERPooI.,
Dec. 30-Corn, SIS. sd. per quarter for mixed
western.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIyERPoor.
Dec.30.-Lard firmcr nj G5s. Cd per cwt. Pork 0rm.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec.
30.-Petroleum is quiet and unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE NAREET.-LoNpoN, Dec. 30
Turpenne, 2Ss. GIL. per cwt. Taiiow, as. per cwi.
PETROLEUM MARgEr.- ANTWERP, Zee. 3o.-pe-
troleum quiet at 54f. for standard white
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THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL NOTES.

I,ntrue-rhe intended strike OF artists against
matinces on New Years Day. The idea
Sterling managers tthey are few, no doubt are de-
ternined to have no matinees tomorrow. Theatres
Will be deserted.
Contradicted-The rumor that certain theatres are
paid by cold doctors to turn on steam at high pres
sure.
Frightened away-Several hundred country ladies
by the ticket speculators who were mistaken for Do
litca agents.
Theatrical discomforts--Fun good feet tcold).,
supper thot. throat tumpyl. lungs (wheczlng),
sumption, death,
u Is said there will be no end TO the "smerald
Ring" All other "rngists'' are OF the same opinion.
u has been decided that no Injunction will be issued
against the performance OF "Jack sheppard" at the
B0wery.
The programme at Woods sets forth the horns Of
the dilemma In "Ernani,r adding that there sew
era objectionable characters in the piece Can lie
the inexplcable sea MONSTER
Last night .'Barbe Beuen babe farewell to "Gene-
vieve.n the lady being determined 10 do the honors
at the Francois for the remainder OF the week alone.
several young gentlemen not yet IN their teens
are paguing their parents TO leu them JON inc New
The efreryesceit rostee cannot appear tonight.
bat will naIescally stride tue boards at Pixies on
Saturday night In her Incompatible roe, La Grandc
aI;En Crevcr viii shortly be the battery at the
French theatre, and its production next week IL an
ticipated with pleasure. prize lighter would
translate t "bungcd up
ala Perlchoe y on Monday night next positively
will bring into requisiton the concentrated force OF
the entire company
The Tammaily did not open last evening, IA pre-.
vousy announced. Monday next il lxeu Tor the
grand renauguration
Nblo's Garden. though at present cloudcd with
the effects OF EATER Dark will shine again In
February by the appearance OF the Lydia Thompson
troupe.
'sMoncvr was Wallack's idea last evening and the
same sentiment will induce him TO go to Brooklyn
on New Years night.
blue Beard. and "Belle Helene" are hobnobbing
at the New " rk theatre. Take care. Helen.
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THE ERIE RAILROAD.

The Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central
Railroad Leased PerpetunIly by the Erie
Road.-Twcnty MILLIONS OF Dollars Said to
Have Been Paid-(sreat Excitement Among
Railroad Men.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 80, 1862
The Erie Railroad Company has perpetuay leased
the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Rail-
road, which connects with the Atlantic and Great
western at Urbana, Ohio, and will lay third rail
over all Its tracks. amounting to 7l5 miles. The
Erie thus secures through broadgauge line to Chi
cago and this city, and viii try to get possession OF
route from here to st. Louis. The amount paid is
not known, but in the neghborhood OF 800 ,OOO
The movement has created great excitement in rail-
road circles here, which win probably result in
the building OF new line from this city East.
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MISSOURI.
Relief OF the Poor Of ~. Louis-Stcrnwheel
Boats on the Missouri River.

Relief OF the Poor Of 1T. L0uis-Stcrnwheel
Boats on the Missouri River.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 80, $685.
The County Court to-day appropriated $4,000 for
the poor OF this city.
In view Of the effort by Chcagoans to make their
city purchasing depot for government supplies.
with the intention Of shipping by railroad to Sioux
City. thence by sternwbeel steamers to different
ports on the Upper Missouri river, q committee
appointed by the Merchants Exchange Of this city
mas made q report to the Underwriters Company or
the losses Of sternwheel boats, the argument used
In favor OF the above named movement being based
on the number Of sternwheel boats lost during last
season between here and Sioux city. The commit
tee recommend the Underwriters, for the pro-
lection OF trade and insurance OF st. Louis, as
well as for the protection OF the government,
which insures, to raise the standard OF sternwhee
boat inspection to something equal TO that OF side
wheel boat inspection. The committee show that
over $50 voyages were made by sldewheel boats on
the Missouri river last season without the loss OF
dollar to either the government or private parties,
while eight sternwhee boats, together with their
cargoes, were totally lost.
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CUBA.

Reports Of Spanish Successes Pu0iished-
Nothing from Revolutionary SOurces-isu-
NOR that Men and Arms Have Landed at
La Guannja from Nassau.
HAVANA, Dec. 80, 1861
The Diarto publishes rambling accounts OF unim
portant successes OF the troops over the revou-
tonlsts.
No authentic advces have been received from
revolutionary sources
An unconfrmed rumor is In circulation that the
revolutionary General Quesada has landed, with
arms and men, at La Guanaja, from Nassau
Exchange on London, 171a Is per cent premum
on Paris Ito per cent premium; on United States.
sixty days sight, in currency per cent discount
short sight, 10 per cent discount.
Lard is buoyant at 2lc. 221ac. Bacon firm at
1SC. per lib.
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VIRGINIA.

Discharge Of Convicted Charlottesville
ELECTS of Judge Underw0Od's Decision
Death of "a Survivor of the Revolution.
RICHMOND, Dec. so, 1885,
Sally Anderson, who was released from the exc
cution OF the death sentence by Judge Underwood
and afterwards rearresed by the Mayor, was to-day
finally set free. The county authorities made no
requsition for her. the attorney for the county put
ting 1t the ground that If the court made
requsition and executed her II would be
in direct disobedience OF Judge Underwood's de-
cision, and ii could not try her again without con-
cedng that all its actions since July illegal ana
nugatory. General Stoneman declined 10 instruct
the Mayor in the matter. and accordingly the
prisoner turned loose ut noon to-day. The de-
cision OF Judge Underwood, under which she Is
freed. is that no judge or clerk OF court dsqua
fed by the fourteenth amendment l. now, nor has
been since the adoption OF the amendment, legal
Judge clerk and that tie proceedings OF all courts
oil which they form part are Illegal.
William Greanor, one OF the Oldest tobacco manu-
facturers in this city, died to-day.
Mosly Clark, born In June, 17i7, died yesterday,
aged III years and six months. lie was wagon
driver during the Revolutionary war.