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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-18
The Great Pictorial Annual.
p. o. Box 5l2S.
July 81, 1869.

Hostetters, United States Almanac for 1870,
for distribution, gratis, throughout the United
States aud all civilized countries Of the Yves
tern Hemisp pierre, will be published about the
FIRST Of January, ard all VINO wish to under
stand the true philosophy Of health should
read and ponder the valuable suggestions II
contains. In addition TO an admirable medical
treatise onihe causes, prevention and cure OF a
great variety OF diseases, it epbroecs . large
amount Conformation interesting 10 the mer-
chant the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, The
planter, and professional man; and the calcu-
latlons have been made FOR such me ridaas and
ATTITUDES as are most suitable for q correct aud
comprehensive National Calendar. '.r
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects of HosietteI's Stomach Bilters, the sta.
pie tonic and Alternative OF more than half the
Christian world are fully set forth in Its pages,
which are also interspersed with pictorial illus.
tratiODs, valuable recipes for the household and
farm, humorous anecdotes, and other ihslrvc-
tive and dnIusIng reading matter, original and
selected. Amnpg the Anuuals ~ appear with
The opening OF the year this will be one of The
most useful, and may be had for the asking.
Send for copies 10 the Central Mandatory, al
Pittsbargh, Pa, or Ia. the nearest dealer 10
Hostctters,Stomach Bhlers. The Bitters are
sold in every city, town, and village, aud are
extensively used throughout the entire civilized
World r.' .' . % '... .. .
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fofelgn corpqsiop is supposed 10, stand
sppa'or. 'Thi,Qdea r@pull fnefessariIy
drive me road 10, r,hpse sections where
land owners could see ultimate sdvania-
ges in the road 10 cause them to make
concessions. bANifSctsZy.Es
and eqSi,able mode OF sst,lmgf thai diff
Guilty, that those counties along the road
which intend TO make contributions should
make par, Of their contributions, by as.
suming the land usasgeso. and taking the
amount in stock Of The road. We believe
tina, some persons in this county would
freely give up all claims TO land damages
for the advantage Of having the road pass
through their farms but this il moi ex-
pec,ed of ala III ths county should Jun
Gertske ,ospsy for damages, the owner Of
land is compelled 10 accept 8 reasonable
comPeGsssiops as his neighbours are TO be
TAXED 10 pay him. The county could ap.
point commissioners who. having the in-
teres' Of the county al heart. would take
into consideration the advantages 10 the
land owners as we'll as the actual loss and
assess damages accordingly. We throw
out this idea for the consideration Of our
county. -,-.....
SuRvSr,-Up 10 the lime of going 10
press we are MOI exactly informed as 10
the point reschedin the survey Of the
County. We are informed by Mr.. Nc
Etroy, thai the route is an excellent one,
After leaving the old Chapel. the line
runs near Dr. VIM. Pages house, then,
diverging little east. runs through Car.
Hall, Mr.. Gehrge Bur Wells place, ,bsek
of the house thence by Rosni, Mr.
Snne's fsrw, thepce though the farm Of
tbs late FEELING Soaer, on TO Mildsls.
The cpizens Of Warren and Clarke in
the neighborhood OF Milldsle, seem
determined 10 leave no stone unlurned 10
induce favorable consideration OF their
beautiful county in The location of the
Potomsc and Salem Railroad Las,
week soout twenty gentleman, from that
neiphborhood came 10 Mil wood TO meet
and confer with Mr.. McElroy. who lie
conducting the county survey. Many
!. OF these geo,leinan. who own some Of the
bes, land in this section, propose to give
the right OF way. through their lands (;
lhev sre in earnest and know what they
are about. We were pleased 10, receive a
visit Tire same day from two Of the party.
Msssrs. J. S. Timberlake. and John Rust,
enthusiastic railroad men. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-18

o.. DENriNE beauties The teeth, bar
jens the gums. arrests decay, cures can
ker IN the mouth, acts as a detergent
after smoking, neuirslizcs the offensive
sccIe,ions Of the mouth, and imparls to
the breath a fragrance. Price 25 cents.
Prepared aud sold by Henry NJ. Billings,
Druggi.,. Shepherds,own.
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y Emu for Copy OF new ed tioa
III Al 4.

SENU FOR Copy OF new ed tim
- Wells Every Man hr. Own Lawyer
aud business Form Book.
A complete ard reliable guide 10 oil m,,,rrE
OF law aud business transactions for evers Esr
IN the Union. The professional mar, the lI'.
mer, tho mechanic, tie merchant, tho manuiac
turer, esch require convenient. comp'rhen
siVe, and reliable work, which will enable him
10 draw up any insiruueni tlst may be "qur-
cd. and that vail furnish him ~uh ,uch lnlot.
melton as Is usually called fof 10 Ill hi. bu..
ness relations Of Iife-a book that evcry body
can IN 'erstand. aud that will enable eyoy one
TO be their own eosnssl. The sn,ire lesd,og
press OF the rouniry unqusiiiedly endorse The
work. Price only ~ IS. s.nipoa pad. A.
gent. wanted every wher. Address JpHN a..
" Ellis, Publisher, No. arr BIoomr 'serr.
New Yok. ori 23.-3n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-18
Belts Horn CONNECTIONS.

The most pleasant, safe and certain
remedy for expelling Worms. Children
are fond OF Them. Do not pei them
TO take dissgreesbIe Eermi(uges, when a
pleasant candy will have the same effect.
Price % cents
&C. For sale by Druggists and all
pIoninth, Siorekeepcrs. 81 .....-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-18
LAST NOTICE.

LILLY L ~ V = IVHs y
w E hereby notify all persons indebted
III TO the old firm of Snyder. Link &
Osbourn that they shall make payment by
the LIST Of January next. All accounts
and notes no. paid by that time will be
placed in the hands Of G. NJ. Bellzhoover
for speedy and prompt collection.
SNYDER, LINK & OSBOURN.
december IL, 1860. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-18
For Sale.

WILL be offered al Private Sale until
w January lst. 1870, House and Lot
At the west end Of Shepherdstown. This
property is in good condition with sll.ne-
eesssTy Improvements. Terms made
known by sppls ing 10 the .t
dec 4 ..a EDITOR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-18
s 10.
WATCHES.
$40.

$40. w AlCHES. $40.
The Great Trade Improvement Association.
(lneorporated BY The Sialc) sell !'ne Gold and
solid Silver Watches at $40 each.
10000 Engpvings. fully ILLUSTRATING and DE-.
scTioing all our Watches, are placed IN s.,l.d
enveloPe', watch ATE thoroughly WiNed. aud
when o;drrcd are maiIed. post paid, at tho tot.
lowing Prces:-SipgJe Engraving, 80 cents.
Twelve am rich premium, IS; Twenty I've aud
elegant Silver Husins Watch a. prea,ian
so. Every engraving en,i,lcs the boIJer there.
Otto \ Watch worth from S23 10 $40 iTIc.pec.
tive Of value for slO. NoiAlng can bs lo.l by
This iuves meD, ~ NJ article in out suck ~
worth less than tie money asked. while the
buyer may Obtain a watch worth $50. Circ-
lars Tree. Just 'fy ! ONE fi1fe h'Nts tP"'
MlCHENEl & co, Mhnsge".
200 Broadway. cor. Fulton 81 New lo'k.
oct 30 I'm
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House and Lot,


situated on Duke Street 10 Shepberds-
Town, w. Va. known on Plat OF said
town % Lot No los. nov owned by An
drew Ronemous. The above premises
are in good repair. . 6ns location and rare
cbsnee Cor pleasant home.
TERMS OF SALE-0se third cash,
balance in ak and twelve months lIom
day OF sale. the dsfened payments 20 bear
interest from day OF sale and TO be secDr.
ed by lths bonds Of 'be purchaser and a
deed Of trust spon the premises. Posses.
sion given on ti.s FIRST day Of Apri. 1870.
e. Sale 10 commence st2 o'clock, r.
H. ,.- -- J. J. MILLER,
Conniitee Of Andrew Rsnemoas.
G. D. MeGliney, Aueiioneer.
Nov. 20, 1869. So
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-18
THE NEW rnH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

29i B'wery. EMPIRE. 2Yi Bo~sy
The extraordinary success Of tbei' nee sod
improved manufacturing MachInss for Ugh, ~
heavy Work, has Irducej tho ...J III ...-
Empire Sewing Machine Co.
10 mahofscture q New fsmiI Msehins Of the
same style aud construction, with sdiiuon.l Or
namentalion, max ng 4 equal Ia bespIy snd
finch With other PHmily Msehines, ~b@tes' N
usefulness II Tar r..4l |lIJ!aln.f
oUTSTRIPs ALL COMPETITORS.
The prico Of this nov sekpo~i-dsed nees.ss
~ article comes within teach Of every Glass ,snd
The Company is prepare 10 offer tina msst lib
eraI inducements 10 buysrs, dealers and agents.
Every Machine warranted. Apply Tor eirt slsr.
and samples 10 .'H. u
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE co,
No. 29i Bowey, New Yort.
-L ILL s-.- -.L-I
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SALE NOTES DUE.

lpHE sale notes given. at .lhe sale Of the
4 personal propeuy-of the laie'Rev. ID.
6; Brsgonier, deceased. will be due and
payable on The ooh or this month.
Prompt pay ment is required or interes,
will be charged from day sale. The
notes are in the hands Of the undersigned
10 whom pay mon, must be made. -.
- - j. s! BRAGONIER.
december ii 1869. ~ III 3w
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West Virginia /:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of the county Of JefIer-
son. on tho first Monday Of December,
1869. .-. ...
,iyf pI;.tG
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HEAP SIDE IN THE FIELD Il
New Goods, New Goods,
CHEAP SIDE NO. /.

CHEAP SIDE NO. l..
We have Just returned from The
EFH Eastern market with a new AID com
2t plete STOCk OF GOODS, aud arc
H12&S Offering them a. ia days OF ,orc, al
the lowest possible price. Our stock
Is Of every variety, usually kept ina Country
house, We therefore ask all Who are ~ Want
OF something IA our line 10 gave us a call. Nc
consider a pleasure ~ veil rs a dat, 10 eS.
hi5iI our wares. and make no charge lar dong
NJ. We are NOW SELLING FOR CASH. 81
come along with your Gre"uback, OF Their
cqnissleDt, ahc .e can satisfy YOU that our
statement i, correct. Determined not 10 h..
unte rsold by any, neither Jew or Gentle, va
have goue TO work with a VIII, and will do all
GOOD Who aay favor US with acsil. t.E
We here take occs'ion TO ret,itn our hearty
thanks for past fa'ors, earnestly soliciting
share Of patronage from the eiiizeps Of Dot
fields aud vicinity. We eau always ba iohtd
on hand. RrsPsotfU'ly. ..f ..
A. LINZ s co.
Duifeld., Nov. G. 1869. e
Spirit copy.
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e. 4 Sigh, cold, cough. hoarseness.
&c, which might be checked with a
simple remedy, il neglected often ,erni-
mates seriously. Few srsswsre Of the
Importance Of stopping cough or slight
cold, in the fest, '.,sgs. That which in
TIE Beginning would yield, to mild ieme.
dy, II not attended TO, soon attacks the
lungs. BilHngs' Syrup Of rsr and Wild
lCh,rr5, il an excellent, remedy for
Coh.s.a Prize 25 cents a bottle. At
III. NJ. Billings would inform his
CUSTOMERS. and ne public generally. that
be has just received nice 10, OF Raisins.
CiIr6h. cbrran's, &C.. which he will sell
cheaper than they can be purchased else
where . az. 60, ---.-.--sl "a Al
e. MeJicsl literature contributes q new
term TO the Slang Dictionary" Thai.
peculiar swelling Of The knee which used
TO be called the 'h0usemsid's knee" is
now known among surgeons as the ";it-
ulisic knee
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-18
AGENTS WANTED,
rocAI Ayn TRAVELLING e|

LULab ".sD fH"'IIHf-'"' -
For the AsBRICAN MEAT Il vEUETA.
BILE CHOPPER, the best thing. "ishestsr
ceptiou, IN Market ssves 80 per cent, IN sims
and labor Gus 10 10 ~ lbs. Of meat ssescient
" fne for pics. ia four u,inoie.. Agent. coming
money. Cut Of machine. T~m., DC, Pre-.
address ID. A. NRWfON & CO...
No 81 cOaiansi ,. sw Yo't.
Oct o, 1869 on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-18

A FULL line Of Linen, Csmbric, sad
II Hem.sliched ilandkerchiels. ALSO
Collars aud Cufs, at
oc, % Richard 8, Weishans'.
DINE Teas, Green and Black. also Ba-
J. ker's best Chocolate, st .- e,,a
m- DR.. Mdgruder'S
mays Dug Store.
SECOND SUPPLY Of New Goods
y just received al the Store OF t.E
no, 10 lillian A. Chapiine.
GALVANIZED and Japan coal Hcd',
" for sale by Jas. Lar. HooG.
oct l6 ,.t. CbarlestowH.
SWEEPSTAKE Threshing Msctins.
y warranted to clean grain for market
faster and better than sny machine in the
United Siates-hve sold this .es,ob-for
sale by James Lar HooE
aug % q Chsrles,own.
10 MN POUNDS OF WOOL
AUoUUU wanted.
oct 80 Nm. a. Chapiine.
1OOOO POUNDS OF RAGS
lU,UUU wanted.
oct 80 Nm. a. Chapiine.
CCHENCK'S Pulmonic SyrOp for the
- cure or Consumption. and diseases Of
the lungs, for sale At B;iiings
oe, 30 Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-18

Free Press and Spirit copy.
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He has just returned from the Eastern cities
with complete and magnificent assortment Of
goods, selected especially for the Holiday trade
and BRIDAL DreSents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-23

The Indinn Reservation System Indians
Upon the Arkansas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the Quaker System--aOnest Distribu-
ton of RntiOns and Annuifies.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. %, 1860.
General W. 3. Hazen Commander Of the Depart
ment OF Lower Arkansas in which ia embraced the
Indian reservations, arrived here yesterday. The
Republican this morning gives an extended account
OF the Indians on these reservations. Their number
is as follows:-Cheyennes, 200; Arapahoes, 1900;
Kiowas, 1900; Apaches 1850; Comanches, $780,
In addition to these there are about 900 Caddso
and Washitas. Success has not attended the agr
cultural operations so fur, but improvements IN this
direction are expected in the course OF time as the
gard to the Quaker system, the General
says the change Ia advantageous and works
well. The Quakers have much to contend
with, owing to the meekness they display, which Is
the opposite Of that which the Indians take 80 much
delight IN. But tho latter are finding out that the
Iteration OF their condition. that they are honest In
the dispensatiGn OF the rations and the annuites
that the Indians are entitled to receive. Under the
old system the agents seldom lived with the tribes,
while the agents abide with them; and this Ia a
great advantage. All that is wanted s an honest
them. The only traders allowed on the reservations
are post traders, who are appointed Dy the Depart
ment Commander and are under military authority.
The Quaker agents now there are Brinton d. Airing
ton, for the ArapahOes and Cheyennes, and Laurie
Tatem for the Comanches and Kiowas These
agents are characterized BY the General as men Of
great industry and integrity. They are quiet and
transformations. The Quakers are bringing out their
own men as employees and assistants In agriculture
and mechanical operations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-23
ARYLAND.

Another MuniGcent Donation by Mr.. George
Peabody to the Peabody Institute at Balti.
more.
BALTIMORE Sept. 90, 1859.
George Peabody visited the Peabody Institute to-
day during meeting Of the trustees and made an
additional donation OF $500 900 OF Tennessee six per
cent bonds and 100000 Virginia State six per cent
bonds. This sum Is designated BY the donor for the
present institute the site for which has already been
purchased. Any remainder OF the above amount
after the construction OF the new building Is to be
applied to a gallery OF paintings and sculpture. Mr.
Peabody, in his letter making the Donation refers
to the pecuniary difficulties OF Tennessee but ex-
presses confidence in the great national resources
OF the state and the high OF honor OF her peo-
pie aud advises the trustees to keep these bonds for
the present, as they are increasing In value, and
when necessary to dispose OF, at the highest price,
the United states bonds held by the trusteeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-23
ENGLAND.
Feeling Towards Spnin-Against Cuban In.
dependence.


Feeling Towards Spain-Agninst Cuban In.
dependence.
LONDON. Sept. %, 1869.
The London Times newspaper changes ite base Of
editorial argument and apparently conviction, on
the Cuban question in Its issue this morning. 1t
now supports the cause Of Spain against that look.
Ing to Cuban Independence.
Tho Sickles Note md Cuban Question:
British Encourage ent to the Spnniards-
Minister Sickles Said to Have Withdrawn
Tho Note.
LONDON, Sept. "a, 1859.
The London Times says:-
The Spanish have found their advantage in bold
display OF patriotism and national courage 1hey
met an imagined afirOnt with immediate defiance,
though their threatened adversary is ten times more
powerful than themselves. ScKles Is manifesty
requested further Instructions Pending reply
from Washington he desires to withdraw his note,
II this is actually the position OF the Spain
It to her own fearlessness, which may SAVIOR OF I'M
reason but does not partake OF the nature OF bra
EadO. Sue has declared chat II driven to extremity
she will light. No doubt she will. For her to gain
advantage by doing 30 Is out OF the question: but az
matters stand she would lose less by war than her
adversary America may fairly decline an easy VIC
tory on such Oner0us and partial TERMS The people
and government OF Spain are resolved not 10 part
with Cuba without struggle. A contest could only
result In the sacrifice of Cuba, coupled with
other but sllghter losses Sickles expected no such
the face OF such opposition his proceedings
may be qualified or repudiated by his government.
1t Is believed that he exceeded his authority and that
America Is not responsible for his act
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-23
NEW YORK.

The Universaiist OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Three
States Reprosontod-Centenniai Anniver-
sary-Special Memorial Services.
BUFFALO, Sept. "a, 1869.
The morning hour was occupied with o conference
ana prayer meeting At nine O'Clock the Council
resumed It's session. The roll call showed the
presence OF delegates from twenty three States.
The committee on centennial work reported as
foiows:-
The year 1870 will DO the centenary Of the Uni
versalist denomination In America IL ia recon-
mended. first, that the parishes pay OF she outstand
ing debts second, that all the needed improve
ments and repairing OF churches or the building Of
new Ones oe done In the course OF year. third, that
general plan Of missionary work be organized;
fourth that publication fund be raised; fifth. that
as Especial memorial Offering, the Of 5000 600 be
raised and vested In general convention for demo-
minational uses. The committee also recommended
that mass meetings be held In the spring Of 1870 lg
Boston. New York. Philadelphia, Cincinnati and
Chicago Alsp, that Ihe FIRST Sunday Ia June Do sat
apart for special memorial seTylea t.. l.. all the
churches.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, Sc

schr Bniow, Wallace. Rockland for New York. With fine
schr Powers, Robinson, Roctlaud for New YORK; with
lime Sss 70 o CsndAs ST. rressey, ill.,.
schr NsttIs Cushing. Pratt Roctand for New York, with
schr Fannie elder Smith, Bangor for Harlem. with Ium
schr 9 BaIion, oodthwait, saco for New York. with
schr James parssr s., Kelly, Boston for New YORK
s sT Hn ep. hsSSs: sessn 2, Albany
schr Il Bsriien, Harris, Boston Ter Phiiaaeiphia.
sssI s rss's sss q.
s sssr Afsis sIS so'9H FOR IA,
ss s hg"n for Sr New New
schr e Peace DAVIS, pIoviaenc. ior New York
s Sem vsasao aO ro,t, ,ns Nor for rnsd'ph
Sohr Columbia Carrie, Block Island for New York.
schr Empire Baker, New London for New York.
ssRI Panel: smith n.rSsId % New yS,i
sshi RrroSsI Crosby asF.ioTd q 70; Ssw ySrx
s ss Iy%aa anf o.
schr Hickman, Small Pigeon Cove for New York; with pa
schr Lonisr rretethen. New Haven for New York.
sSs s Snn ws 1% hs e" for Nsw York.
ss GI ..s nses sr ds r yp
s % s sT i,
Rchr Escort Ball bridgeport for Philadelphia.
Bchr Messenger, Keen, Black Rock spr New York.
6chr Mail, Holmes, Greenwich for New YORK
Schf Thoinss Jefferson, McGinniss, STANFORD Tor New
York
Sch, 70, yss
schr Luna, Smith, Port Jefferson Tor fSiladepha.
schr highland, Lynch. Rosiyn for Albany
schr Artist FORESTER Nav YORK Tor Hartford Put back
leaking
Brig los. Ray, Crowei, Philadelphia for Boston,
Brig Nsiad yBrl, McIver. phladepha, for Rochport
Schr Kendall Newman Georgetown, DC. for Deighton.
Echr w Everman, Houghton, Baltimore for Salem.
schr Robert surges, Cole, Phlade pha tor Lynn.
Schr Barro,t, Nlckerson Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Hannah Jane Conkln, Philadelphia for New Lon
schr Burley, Phillips, Philadelphia for Nantucket.
schr Charles Cooper, Nickerson, Philadelphia for Nam
tucket
schr J Cake, -, Philadelphia for Fall River
Schr Montrose, -, Philadelphia for Portland.
Schr Read Benson, Philadelphia for Somerset.
Schr James Bayes, Arnold Philadelphia for Providence
schr A Hazard, Miner, Amboy for Hartford.
Schr Wanderer, S,udey, Morrisown for Hartford.
schr Nelson, Mecklsnburg, Elzahethport for Taunton
Schr George Whistler, Phnney, Weehawkon for Fall
River.
Schr Davidson Smith, Albany for stonngton.
schr Gotiida, Hart Albany so e, ss on,n
schr Pavilion Wrightman, Rondout for Providence.
schi Ellen Louise, Hawkins, Rondout for Hartford.
Schr o G Acken, Hobbie, New YORK for Stamford.
schr Edwin Colyer, Bgien New York for Eatons Neck
schr Gipsey, Post. New York for Fall River
schr Sea Bird, Betty New York for Fall River.
schr Black Diamond Merrill, New York for Boston.
Schr Baltic, -, New York for Boston.
schr Artist, HOLSTER. New York for Hartford.
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TENNESSEE.

Trouble Between Revenue OHicer, and
Memphis Merchants.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 90, 1869.
Last evening Judge Embey, Supervisor OF Internal
Revenue, accompanied By N. r. Rider, Deputy
United States Marshal, went to the store Of Edmund
Petingrew Co.. wholesale dealers, and demanded
their books and papers. On the refusal OF the
1rm TO deliver them. except on due process or law
the officers took forcthe possession OF the store
To-day the 0rm entered suit against them and
General Pat terson the Collector, for $l0O 900 dam
ages, and also procured warrants for their arrest
for uniawfully Selling the store. They will proba-
bly, be arrested night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-23
CUBA.

Another Sxirmish and Another Victory for
the Spaniards.
HAVANA, Sept. 81, 1859.
The Spanish troops had a skirmlsh with the rebels
near Eucrucjado. Sixteen Of the latter killed.
Sugar-Operations are limited, owing 70 the
scarcity Of qualities demanded for shipment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-23
INDIANA.

Wife Murder, Arson md Suicide near Dfadi-
MADISON. Sept. a. 1859.
Yesterday afternoon william Moody, an old and
respectable farmer, murdered his wife, dragged the
body from the house, set fire to the dwelling and
outbuildings standing guard over the burning
building until II was consumed He then shot him.
sef He would allow no one to interfere to save
anything. A considerable amount Of money was
burned.
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GERMAN

Tho Grown Prince for the Red Sea- DiplO.
matte Changes.
BERLIN, Sept 90 1869.
Tho crown Prince Frederick William Will soon
depart Tor Alexandria. lie Intends to be present at
the opening Of the Suea Canal.
Baron Won werther, formerly Minister to Austria,
has been appointed Minister TO France, and Prince
Reuse has been appointed Minister TO Austria.