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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
More about the Murder.

Since our las, some additional facts IN
relation 10 the murder OF ANDREW Ro@-
LAND have been brought TO light. Three
negros have been arrested and are nov
lodged in Jail, one woman, the vile oil
ont; of The parties charged with the mur-
der.
Circumstances were brough, 10 light
through the un,iring diligence Of ii. II.
KEEpY, Esq, the States Attorney, aided
By tina, able detective, Capt. WILLIAM
KoLKLEssEn, to the etfec, That Mr.. Row
LAND had been killed by some one con.
cesled in the house. A negro named
Carroll. living in the immediate vicinity
of Rowlsnd's was arrested and testified
tina, man named HARRY WEAVER had
offered him some time back, the sum OF
$500, if he would kill Roland, bulths he
had refused. He stated further that Mrs.
ROWLAND had made various propositions
10 induce him 10 commit the deed, but
thai he refused her also, stating among
other reasons tina, he refused because be
was afraid he nigh, fail. He was let oil
al 6Ist, on a small bail for lis appearance
appearance at Coufi. but Capt. COL
KLEssER being on The trail had Carroll re.
arrested together with his vile, both Of
whom were committed TO jail. From the
testimony OF CAROLS wife. negro man
named GEORGE HoUsE, was also arrested
and committed 10 jill on suspicion OF be-
ing an sccompIce OF CsrrolP'. Mrs
Carroll in her evidence stated that during
the Sunday nigh on which The fatal deed
was CON united, House was there all night;
tina, during the night, possibly about mid
night, she walked and found lha, her hus-
band was no, in bed; ihs, she got up,
struck light and found both her husband
and House were not in the house; that
later in The morning after she had retired,
and had fallen asleep, she was walked oy
her husband coming 10 bed. who asked
her if she did not hear cries OF murder,
telling her TO listen, that the cries were
being :hen repeated. &c. Other evidence
was abducted, which il is moi proper here
to report. bu, from The testimony thus lar
j. is believed that The iigb, thus Tar thrown
upon the murder will lead 10 It's full rev.
e!a,ion.
Since wiring The above telegram has
been received announcing the TACT that
Cap. CoLKLEssRR, through Pntsoure
detective, had caused the arrest oil Harry
WEAvSR, at Piusburg. for whom war
ran, will be a, once issued, and the Sheriff
| despatched with requisi,ion from Gov.
Bowie on the Governor OF Eennsy lvania
| for the arrested party.
Too much praise cannot be given our
States Attorney in the discharge Of worn
duty in this case, and to Capt, Colklesser.
is our community indebted for his aid in
solving what al fist seemed such an IN
fsihomable mystery.
Mr.. r. was not, as stated last week. an
! Odd Fellow a, The time Of his DEATH
Hagsrsto,cn Mail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
Commissioners Notice.

October Term, 1868.
RICHARDSON, VS.. ScoIley's Admlnisirs-
tor, &c, and
Bruce's Administrator, vs.. Scolley's
Administrator, &c.
This day James d. Faymsn. Com
missioner Of this Cour returned and filed
report OF debts proved before him and
audited in lhese causes pursuant to de-
cree herein of The October Term. 1860.
of the lsle Circuit Court Of Jefferson
county, Va. snd Andrew Hunter and n.
S. White, Special Commissioners OF sale
having returned duplicate report OF the
sale made by them OF two parcels Of land
under a decree IN these csuses OF Februs-
~ Term, 1860. Of the late Circuit Court
Of jefferson county, Va, 10 which re-
ports there are no exceptions, and these
causes coming on 10 be heard together
u ION the papers formerly read in the FIRST
above named cause, The reports Of J. ID.
FaJman, and OF Hunter and White, were
argued by counsel. on confederation
whereof on !be motion OF The pl,inliHs by
their Attorneys, and for reasons shown
to the court. the repor Of COMMISSIONED,
J. D. Faymsn iSTtcomDiied with dlrec.
lion TO revise and correct the same il ne
cesssry after careful examination Of the
proceedings heretofore had 10 ihese csses,
also TO receive proof OF any other debts
that may be presented against the estate
Of Charles j.. Scolley's, which have not
heretofore been proved. the Same to De Of
the proper cosIs end charges Of the par.
ties 10 the same, also to ascertain any
other real estate OF the decedeni Charles
Scolley, than .bose sold The real and an
nusl value Of each parcel separately, and
where situated. and what amount, if any.
will remain unpaid Of The hbbilIiles Of the
estate OF the decedenI ScOlley after sp-
plying tie neu proceeds Of he ssle Of
realty sold by Commissioners Hunter &
White. sud the Commissioner in expcu.
ting dis order may give notice Of the time
and place Of proceeding with the same,
by advertising for four successive weeks
in one Of the newspapers polished in
his county, each sdserd emeut 10 be.
equivalent TO personal nohce upon al
parties.
The Ueurt confirms the repon Of the
special commissioDer's sale OF Hyntrr IL
White. and hereby DEGREES and orders
mat they proceed 10 colleen The Bonds Of
Solomon 4. BHs. for ihs unpaid purchase
money for The land sold and conveyed TO
him urder decree in these causes. and
make report thereof 10 the next term OF
THE Court, and Master CoDmjs,ioner
Faym is directed to report also 10 the
aexi term FOR further proceedings herein.
A true cOpy-Te.te,
w. A. CHAPLINE. Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
marriages.

On Tuesday last, by Rew.D. H. Billie,
Mr. RotsrtL. Osbourn TO Miss Anna
l.. Ronsmous. daughter of Mr. John
Ronemous, ell Of this County.
On Thursday morning October 2s!h, al
Flowing Spring" The residence OF The
brides father. by Rev. W. H. Mesde'
Mr.. I'm. s. Mason. Of Charleslown.
10. Miss OeiauiG H., second daughter oil
Col. Francis Yates.
At The residence of the BRIDES father
on The 9th ult..by the Rev. W. s. Crosse
Mr.. Joseph E. Davis, Of Washington
6 ounty, Nd. TO Miss Sarah Jane Small
OF Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

e. LARGE LAMP SALE.-We learn
from The Hsgerstown Naii tina, Messrs.
James w. Breaihed, Andrew Renich and
Geo. Scott Kennedy. Of Washington
Cruniy, Nd, purchased recently mag
niicen, estate called "Bowling Greer"
situated en- lhs upper James River, about
81 miles from Richmond, for the sum OF
S22 40 per acre. The estate embraces
1861 acres o mos, excellent land which
previous 10 HE war was rated at 800
per acre.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

o. SAD CALAMITY.-We are panied 10
record one OF those nscrutab!e cslamIiee,
says the Spirit, WHICH not unfrequently
6ccur-4by which Mr.. Newton Elsa lost
his life on Friday last. The report Of The
circumstances, as detailed 10 Us, are as
follows A we'll was being dug on the
"GreenhiIl Farm" Of Mrs. BealI, upon
which Mr.. Elsa resided. AboUt noon
bias, had been put off in The well, and
few hours after. Mr.. E. descended 10 as
certain whs, effect had been produced.
Discovering dsmpness and foul air in The
we'll, he shouted 10 those above 10 draw
him up quickly, which they a, once pro.
ceded 10 do. When within few feet OF
the top. from some cause-suPposed ex-
haus,on from sufocstion on account Of
the foul air-his hold upon the rope gave
way, and he was precipl,sled 10 The bot
tom. When rescued he was entirely
dead, either from the effects Of The fall, or
The foulness OF the well. He leaves
large and helpless family 10 mourn his
sudden and fearful death.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
Commissioners Notice.

October Term. 1868.
John +. Ford. and wife, end Mary
Jane Cromwell.
VS.
Daniel w. Cromwell. Executor OF
John f.. Cromwell, Jnseph Myers, Lo-
gan Osboun, snh Truemsn w. Potter.
field, Administrator of II. Clay Crom-
well sureiies OF said Daniel ". Cromwell
in his bond as executor as Aforesaid. John
Ksbls administrator Of George W. CrOm-
well, Richard w. CTomwell. John Oliver
Cromwell surety, and Lucy Jane Crom.
well. children Of The complainant Mary
Jane Cromwell.
This cause coming on 70 be heard the
l3lh day OF October, 1868. on the bill.
|and exhibits, and II appearing that the
process has been served on sll the deIen.
danis in the cause except Daniel w.
Cromwell, Murreiy Cromwell, and Lucy
Jane Cromwell. who are non residents OF
,.he Stale Of West Virginia, and rs to
them publication having been made and
completed. and each. and all OF said de-
PENDANTS falling to appear and answer, tie
bill as 10 them and each oil them was tax
en- for confessed al rules and slll failing TO
snswer. Upon consideration whereof 1t
is sdjudged, ordered and decreed, thai
James ID. Fsymap, Maeler Commits.
sioDer OF the Court, do state and settle tho
expcuiorlsl account of Daniel W. Crom-
well, executor OF Jane L. Cromwell do.
ceased, aud ascertain. and report what
amount Of The sssetts OF ssld estate have
passed into the hand, Of the said Daniel
w. Cromwell as executor OF SAID estair.
and have not by him been accounted Cor
and paid over TO the complsinsUts, and The
10 show 10 what extent lie sUrelies OF The
'sd Daniel w. Cromwell will IN bis
bond a. executor as aforesaid. are respon-
sble for such default. as well ~ respec-
tive 10 The assets OF the estsle generally.
and IN taking said account, the said com
missioner is authorized TO give notice Of
the time snG place OF proceeding With
the same in one Of the newspapers pub
lished in the County Of Jefferson by I'D.
verlisemenl for four successive weeks and
notice shall be equivalent TO personal ser
vice Of notice upon the respective par
ties, and said commissioner shall s,eer.
tain and report any matters by him
deemed pertinent. or required by any Of
The parties.
true eopy-Te-ie,
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
ShepherdstoWn Market,
Corrected weekly by d. S. Renieh.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Howard Street Super 6 75s
81 so, Howard Street Extra Shipping
s 25sSs rs. Howard StreeI High Grades
9 00ssl0 90
GRAIN Offerings Of Wheat were
again small to-day. and he market was
fully cts higher; prime and choice sam
pies are exceedingly scarce and command
foil prices-receiP,s were 100 bushels
white end 1850 bushs red; included in the
sales were 100 busbs prime white at So
so: 200 bushs do, 5, 80 40; CSC bushels
good DO. 8, So 25; 100 DO. do. al 50 20
OF red $50 bus strictly choice Virginia
Valley al 50 so; $50 bUshs good red al
50 90; 600 DO. do. al 50 10; 1910 Go.
do. al 80 O5; 700 bushs Western at 81;
100 bushs inferior Maryland at 81 80
also 1000 bushels Maryland no price CIV
en-.
CoRs-0ferings 1850 busLs While and
1000 bushs yellow: the market vas mf!e
active and prices fully els higher: We
note sales OF 1850 bushs old crop white
att O3sSl O5; $500 bashs cord new DO.
al SO els; 900 bnshs damp s'75aoo cts;
2l2 hushs homioy al 95 cts -of yellow
1900 bushs old crop al O5asl 10, as to
condition, latter for prime; 500 Onsh'
new 8, S7sss CTS.
OATs-4000 bushels received; market
steady. with sales OF 1000 bushels good
and prime a, 7Os72 cts; 800 bushels fair
do. al 81 cts: 200 bushels common at
60 cts.
RyE-700 bushels received and sold,
viz: 800 bushels prime at 81 As; 200
bushels fair al 81 IS; 200 bushels CON-
mon a, 25sSl3O per husheI.
GoLD-Gold is quoted IN NeF \ ork at
81 33s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects OF youthful indlscreIion, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send FREQ to all
who need it, the recipe and direction for making
the simple remedy bv which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the ADVERTISERS
experience, can do so BY addressing in perfect
confidence, JOHN d OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar Street, New York.
November Z, 1868. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
CuURoH CASES DIsposEp OF.-Th

CHURCH CASES DIsPosEp OF.-The
difficulty which has existed Tor sons
time with reference TO The Methods,
Episcopal Church South a! Harmony and
the VI. E. Church South al Salem be-
tween The Hills. was disposed oil oy
Judge Thomas on Monday last. BY an
act Of the Legislature, which was passed
10 cover The cases Of churches in dispute
along the northern border Of this Stale
claimed by The Baltimore Conference
and the Baltimore Conference South, 1t IS
provided that majority OF the members
to be ascer.aiDed by vote OF all those
entitled 10 that privilege. shall decide 10
which conference they will belong, and
after that decision has been made The
Circuit Court for The county in which
such church property is situated shall or
der the property into The possession and
control Of the majority. On Sunday, the
members OF these churches by The unanl.
nous vote Of al! present entitled TO vote
decided tea, they belonged 10 The Bsln-
more Conference South. Judge Thorn
as, on Monday, in compliance win me
act OF Assembly. confirmed The posses
sion and control of these churches TO the
membership Of The Baltimore Conference
South. |, was DO, to The mere act OF The
members OF the Baltimore Conference
preaching in these churches 10 which OBJ
lection was made, but il YVES to the right
which they G. aimed TO the possession and
ownership OF The properly, and which
they designed to have recognized, by
preaching IN these churches 10 which the
members OF The Baltimore Conference
South objected, and which induced them
TO have the possession of The property
confirmed 10 them by the laws Of the
State. This, we presume, will end the
mailer, as the military have wisely de-
cded to be governed by the civil law 10
all such csses.-Lsesburg Washingtoni.
mn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

Is The LADy's FRiESD FOR NoyEM-
BER.-rhe November number of The pop
ular lsdy's magazine ls before Us. and the
swee,e., domestic group We have seen for
many day. smiles OF. from The fine
steel plate in front of tie present number.
The coored fashion plate is picturesque
and elegant. " lille il is as faithful as ladies'
or podis,s could ask: and tue wood.euis
aud useful aud ornamental patterns for the
work table are beautifully executed. The
music and literary matter is Of the hFs'
o.Jer. Send for prospectus for next year
Polished by Deacon IL Peterson, BIZ
Walnu, ST., Philsdelph',a, $3.50 year
including engraving.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
Commissioner's Office,

% ShePherdsinwn. Oct 2lst, 1853.
To all whom il nsy eoueern. siIl
proceed to execute The above decree on
The 7lh day Of December. 1868. If fair.
If not, the next fair day IheresfIer (Sun-
days excepted, at my Office. al which
time and place you are required TO attend!
Given under my band on the day and
year frat shove vniien. ~ s- ~
JAMES D. FAYMAN.
Commissioner.
Nov. 7. 1868. Prs fee SIS. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

g. II you want real good and highly
favored Cigar, call at DR.. Mseruder's Drug
Store. We had the exquisite pleasure OF
putting several day or two since, and
must pronounce them m0gnum bonum.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
CommissiOnrr', OHr,

> 'Uttt'
Shepherdstovn, Oct. Dist. 1868.
TO all whom i, may concern. viii
proceed 10 execute the above decree on
The 2nd day Of December 1868. # fair.
II not. the next fair day thereafter (Sun.
day excepted Al my Office. a, which
time and place 700 are required TO suend
Given under my hand on tie day and
year hrsi above written.
JAMES ID. FAYMAN,
Com missioner
Oct 81. 1868. Pre- fee GA. Nv
A Mt Freezing Ci'iern Pumps. and
II Chain Pumps, for saie by
Ransom Il Duke.
Oct "a ChSIlesiown.
Johns Cement and fire Proof PsIBi
u for lesEy Roofs. for sale by
Ransom + Duke.
Oct24 Charlsstogn.
EXTRA Heavy Table Linsn "a
"a yards vide, at John K,piinger,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
GRANT.

for the different tfes!uenHai eau
named below
GRANT.
Maine % 900 majority.
New Hampshire 5000.
Vernon, 10000.
Massachusetts 10000.
Connection, 5000
Rhode Island $500.
Pennsylvania 1900.
Ohio 10000.
Indiana 10000.
Iowa 40. 900.
Illinois 10000.
Michigan $4,000.
Wisconsin $4,000.
Minnesota 5000.
Kaasss 1910
West Virginia 5000.
Tennessee 10000.
California 1000.
Nebraska 1000.
Missouri 10000.
Nevada 1000.
SEYMOUR.
New York 10000 majority:
Maryland $4,000.
Delaware $500.
Kentucky rs, 600.
Alabama 10 600.
Georgia 10000.
Louisiana 10000.
Arkansas 5000.
New Jersey $500.
North Carolina 5000.
South Carolina 5000.
Oregon 500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

JppeE SHEFFEY.-The New York
Herald in giving description of The per.
sonsl appearance OF some Of the pronl-
men, members OF The Episcopal TrIennisl
Convention, says Of Judge Shelley as
follows
"OcGssioually, however, questions OF
order and conflicting motions pile up be-
fore the Chairman with such rapidi'y that
he invsrisbiy looks round 10 the South
end Of the church, seeking out among the
DEPUTIES there seated the intelligent eyes
of Judge Hugh W. shefey. Of Virginia,
by many odds The best parlsuenisrIan in
The whole body. Since his great superb
orily in theoretical knowledge OF Farlla-
men,ary law and its practical application
in ell Difficult. or complicated cases has
been generally scceded TO, the Judge ap'
pears 10 confne himself 10 watching the
proceedings closely. and whenever the
char is doubtful how 10 decide, to be
ready With his suggestions upon the dis
puted point. These suggestions are al
ways followed by the Chair as if they
were instructions. Judge Shelley, in sp-
pearance, looks more what is commonly
understood by The term 'Ysnkee-IIke'
Than Southern but his clear eye, high
rounded forehead, and close and compact
We, plain statements Of his opinion, indi-
cate high order OF intellect. accustomed
to unravel intricate subjects.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

Sanitary Safeguards for the Season.
"a Remember! Remember
IL The month OF October
Has come With its evenings 30 chill
Your thin summer pants, sir,
No longer will answer,
They'll make you feel shsky add III.
Your coat and your vest, sir,
Both week day and best sir;
You need them substantisl and thick.
Gel clothes for the season,
30 cheap and 70 pleasing,
Unless you desiTe TO be SICK.
II happy and healthy,
Were better than wealthy;
Here's health and here's clothing for all
Fine garments for Autumn,
So cheaply Ve bought era,
At the celebrsied OAK HALL.
Gsn!lenenl There is no use Of standing there
shlyering when few dollars will make you
comfortable for The Fall Weather. Come and
see how cheap you Gao buy good PULLED Lind.
sey Suit, a nice fsIhionabls Hat, or 4 splendid
pair or city made hne calf Boots, or q psir Of
Gents Underhirts for q at the Cent? Fur
nf.hing Emporium, kept By
- LLOYD LICKLIDER.
Shepherdslo~n, October 3, 1868. &C
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

THE NOVEMBER METEoKs. an
pual me,eoric shower is expected this
wear between the 10Th and 18Th OF Nov
ember. The astronomer Of the Cincipna.
Il Observatory writes 10 the Gazette Of
that city:
..Or The I2h and 18th of November,
between tie hours Of midnight and sun
rise ws,ch Kill be kept al This obserVa-
,ory for The so.Oalled November me'eo:s'
In this Isbor i, is peculiarly advantageous
to have the corporation OF several observ-
ers. and, as the observations are OF very
simple character. the director "ou.u
cordially invite sill who are interested ID
This subjec, 10 unite therein win him'
Those who cannot DO duty al me 90
serva,ory may s,lll accomplish something
al their own residences, especially II
provided with good watch snd star
map or globe. A map Of the bright stars
within for,y-fve degrees Of Leo may IN
deed, be easily constructed beforehand,
and be used with good results"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

e. The Store of Mr. John W. Neer Of
HarPer's Ferry was entered on Friday
nigh, OF las, week, and some whiskey, TO-
bacco aud twenty-five dollars in money
taken lheretrom. Two young men we're
brought % this place on Saturday last. in
custody of Deputy Sheriff, J. d. Potter
fild, charged with the robbery, and COM
niied 10 Jail, and are now in charge Of
the Jailor, J. w. Osbourn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

o. The Republican Committee VIII
not call the extra session Of Congress
which was 10 convene lie l0th Nov.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

o. OFFICIAL VoTE. The Board OF
Supervisors convened on Wednesday las,
for the purpose Of counting the votes cast
at the October election, in this county.
and a, The time Of going 10 press they are
stil in session.
They met with many difficulties in
counting the votes owing to the informal.
iiy Of the Poll Books, which in many
Tuwnshps were very badly kept.
The Books, supposed to be from Aver
d. Township are not signed, and contain
no name of place or date of holding the
election.
In Chapiine Township the tally books.
and the ballots DO moi correspond in some
cases. snd hence. by resolution OF the
Board, The votes for Recorder and Prose-
cuIlg Attorney were thrown out.
In Charlcsiown Township the whole
vote was thrown out, because the Regis
iraiion books had no, been signed.
Messrs, blackburn & Ineles. appeared
for the Republicans, and Andrews, Bsllz-
hoover and Kennedy, in behalf Of the
Conservatives before the board OF Super.
YjsnFs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
ELECTORAL VOTE.

The returns we received up 10 The hour
OF going to press indicate the following
result, for Presidential electors