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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
Notice to Painters and Farmers.

T would respectfully call The attention Of
i Psiniers. Farmers and others, having
psinIirg Of any kind to DO, 10 my large
and we'll selected stock Of White Lead
ard Colors, consisting in part Of Lewis
Pure White Lead, Pure Buck Lead.
White Lead Zinc. chemically combined
one OF The best white Paints known !;
Chrome Green, Yellow, Red. Black. and
Brown Paints. Having purchased the
above goods for Cash. am enabled to Of
fer bargains TO cash or prompt buyers
Give US call before purchasing; no
charge for showing goods. and am salts.
fed Iha, we can sell 10 10 10 per cent
cheaper. than any other house in the
county
II. NJ. BILLINGS,
April 3, 1869. Druggist.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
TO THE PUBLIC.
Stoves, Sheet-iron, and :Tinware
Establishment.

Stoves, Sheet-iron, and Tinware
Establishment.
THE undersigned takes this opportunity Of
i informing the public that he is now carry
ing on his Establishment in the Stone Store
House few doors Wes' of the Entler Hotel,
and will continue TO keep on hand and manu-
facture 10 order. all kinds Of
FIRST-CLASS COOKING STOVES,
for either wood or coal. together with gener-
al assortment Of
HEATING STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES,
FURNACES,
CRATES,
&C., Sc, sc. Also
House Furnishing Goods
in great variety, such as
Tin, Copper and Shee,-Iron Ware, Block Tin
and japanned Ware, Flat Iron, Coffee
Mills, Timed Sauce Pans, Preser-
wing Kettles, Baking Pans,
Spoons, Forks, Lamps,
Walters, Buckets,
Tin Cups, sc.
Particular attention will be given to
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and all work will be done at the lowest rates
and in manner warranted to give perfect sat
isfacton.
He will furnish if desired .'Rohrer's ImPro-
we'd Spout Brackets, /" for supporting Spouts on
Cutters under the caves Of buildings, either
metal or wood.
REPAIRING of every kind executed at
short notice.
A large lot of FRUIT CANS also on hand
and for sale cheap.
as Country Produce, Copper, Brass and
Lead, will be taken in exchange for work and
all kinds of Ware. .r.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited, feeling assured that satisfaction can
be rendered. A. A. COOK.
Shepherdstown, June IL, 1869. If
md Mrs Winslawia Soothing
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10

IS now RECEIVING large olOcK
of GROCERIES AND LIQUORS which he
will sell at VERY LOW prices. White and
Brown Sugars, Cofrees, Teas, Chocolate, Rice,
Syrups, Molasses, Liquors and Wines Of all
kinds, Cheese, Crackers, Salt, Pepper, Spices,
Tar, Fish, Bacon, Fruits Of all kinds, Tobacco,
Cigars, Snufs, Pickles, Vinegar, Lamps, No,
tlons, Queensware, Woodenware, Stoneware-
Glass and Tinware, Powder, Shot, Caps, Put
ty, Window Glass, Coal and Crystalized Oil 4,
Soaps, Candles, and everything kept in gem
eral variety Store.
Call before purchasing elsewhere. 1 will
sell cheaper than any other store in the coun-
ty. County Produce taken in exchange for
all kinds of Goods. ID. L. KEEDY.
Shepherdstown, June 10, 1869. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10

WOOL WANTED.
IN N2aN Pounds Of wOOI-for
AOoOOO which the highest market
price will be given.
June 26 Riekard 4 Welshaas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
Che Mlarkets.
ShepherdstoWn Market.

Corrected Osskiy by b. S. PendIston.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10

MRS. Grimes and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
IM Syrups; Davis and Miller's Worm Syrup,
and Worm CONNECTIONS, pleasant 10 the taste
but fatal 10 Worms; Axle Grease; Sewing Ma
chine Oil, for sale at DR.. MAGRUDERS
Oct 81 New Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10

EMPLOYMENT ,hs, pays. For part euIus.
Ia address &. NJ. Spencer & Co. Brsulsboro.
V,rmont.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10

HARVEST SUPPLIES.
yREE spdersigned b." jusi received
Z large lot Of Farming lnpleWent'.
Groceries, &C.. which will be sol cheap.
Juns 10 DlVID BlLLMYER.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
AT THE STORE OF
DAVID e. X EEDY !

The undersigned informs the
public that he has taken the
Store formerly conducted under
the firm of Line & Keedy, and
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Has exposures Of humbugs. June o-0m
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR.

OAN Il WIN bNba'hi's
The newly invented pock
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10

TRISlN. the grea, American Blood Pu-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
THE DANGERS OF YACHTING.

VIM ~ Meier agt. Henry S. FearRye ct al
Supreme Court Circuit. Before Mr. Justice Ingraha n
This a suit by a sailor employed on board the yacht
Rambler against the owners The plaintiff IN loading
three FOUNDER board the yacht during the hng OF
9TH OF July salute 1865 had his hand blown on ne
claims that the accident occurred through deect IN the
cannon or IN the appendages IL was specially claimed
that sponge defective and that the accident oc
eurred through faulty spOngng The evidence was con
Trajectory this point, but was SHOWN that there
were good spOnges &C. at hand The defendants moved
10 dismiss the complaint on the ground that
on the whole evidence it appeared that they
had supplied all that was proper ana ne
cessary The Court denied the notion referring that
and ali other questions the jury charging them that
III this the plaintiff could only recover on PROOF 70
them of the negligence Of the defendants The defend
bound to provide good materials for their bns
ness and competent 10 assist II the accldent oc
cured through failure in either of these points all the
defendants we're liable. So, OO II the accident arose
from any carelessness the time improper order by
the defendants the defendants who were present at
the time would alone be liable. II, however, the acct
dent occurred through any negligence OF the planuH
himself through his dSObedience OF orders or the
man who should have stopped the vent OF the gun was
man who before had shown himself competent, on this
occasion by his negligence caused the aceide4 then the
defendants not liable. The jury were directed to
bring sealed verdict Mr.. Darlington for plaintin;
Bliss d CadWaladcr for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
oTEENs COUNTY COURTS.

The October Term of the Queens County
Circuit Court and Court of oyer and Terminer the Hon
Joseph f. Barnard, presiding commenced at the Court
House, North Hampstead, Monday On the opening
the court the list OF Grand Jurors was called ahd VIII
one exception ali answered 70 their The jury after
al able charge from the judge retired ana they finished
their abOrs last evening and were discharged LOT the
term The attention OF the court occupied on Mon
Ilay and Tuesday the hearing OF the Civil Calendar
Yesterday In the Court Of Oyer aud TeTmner the follow
ing prisoners arraigned, plead guilty and were SEN
fenced Patrick Kenny, burglary. State Prison. years
James Clark, burglary state Prison, year ana months
John Gyun burglary, State Prison, years Richard
Hosa grand larceny States Prison years John Robin
son assault County JAIL months; Charles Mlngo, as
Hauit with intent TO do bodily harm States Prison, 8
years and months. Yesterday afternoon me trial
of DAVID Burke, indicted for the murder OF
Thomas Kane, at Hunters Point, on tie night OF
the great fire at that place, Oct 49, 1868, com
meBced. number OF witnesses were examined on the
part of the prosecution The will be given TO the
Jury this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
CRIMINAL.

At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
heiofe Justice Ledwth Magnus Levy, alias LOyd and
banuel Strauss, alias Winthrop, from Richmond, Va
and the other from Kentucky charged by Harctte
X Berry OF No. lSJ West Eleyentb-sL with having en-
gagged rooms aud board at her house the 18th nst
representing themselves clerks at Messrs. Claim ~
Co.'S establishment On the morning OF the 18th they
entered the rooms OF other bOardeTs, Robert Nj.
Anderson and Nathaniel Whitman carried Of jewelTy
and clothing 70 tho value OF ga So and absconded IN
default Of 900 bail the two committed for trial
III the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Judge Bedford, Johanna Wenthart German
smRTant charged by hotel waiter, Michael Farley,
with having stolen his watch and 80 while IN room at
No. 81 BOwery. very different state OF facts was
shown by the defense and the prisoner acquitted
John Manchester charged with robbery by an old man
named Buckley, was acquitted. James Thompson was
sent 70 the Penitentiary for year for stealing
watch A Trial moved for ia the Of Frank
Adams who feRnd guilty Of robbery; but the hear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

OYER AND TERMISER AND SUPREME C S9s, iag3 1910
1885 1891 zoos 2O 1904 POI 23 2s 2 w 70 ,5s To-
1874 1885, 49, s60 lIO 1919 i''' '' ~ "
1866 Csc Sg2 1870 l572 1873 1880 rod H..
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAI 1EI'M.iaa" ga @1 5ss no
Nos 24l 24S us Isl. "a 20 a9e %'9 |Oa' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
go IN 273 275 276 277, 27s, Z79 - an o., q. O,
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs ~ rs Ss ~ 10 g I7a i3s
IN 1871 23 2l4 l5 ga 24 ais 2ls ~ r. 70 % | |' -'S
atb aSs a5I 9sa asS ass 25g 26L Ca-No 21a
SUPERIOR COURT 49, TRIAL. 1ERM-IARI NOS
025 Il5l lOl7 ss3 1855 o. 2l Ivy sS iii iIs
l6 k0s 100 oo IOoo ]| 4@'0' i-'V A-0V ''n 4-0N
1870 1894 1896 1898 1900 =, oo-o
,oa ~ a., 911I asl 1919 $3.50 1884 1895 3g87 1897 Jt9
Py- So. $50 1916 1864 3g5 1859 1886 1886 1882 $3.50 es
F4ai3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
THE COURTS.
THE COLD INJuNCTIONs.

Smith and Others agt Cor and OtherS-Enos
Art Sams -Pabner agt. SGme-Rhtdrd ,agt same o'"
sthers-supreme Court-Chambers-Before hF' Jusuoo
cardozo-rhe argument for the continuance OF tne
functions concluded YESTERDAY M D1 hnre a state
Eeld ARMED I'm behalf Of the plaintiff that Whee so
OF facts was shown calling for hestancy anu 1n
xonfion Of change until the decision OF the court,
preliminary Injunction ought to issue tbs m %
did not restrain the defendants from ther foW its
conditions and enforcing II IN manner no d ~
~ Of the Assoelafion itself. There were two
auestions One, whether the defendants coulu '"hS
this contract IN another than IL was i1ade anu
90 RESTRAIN them. As 20 the hrsi ne aEue Ia VA
automatically part the contract that u shod De seteu
throngb tbc cold Clearing House II was lmpOsslDe 10
sote transactions of such magntuae py uStEeiy VI "
gold There not three millions OF goa IN Ihe Daks
OF the cty-not forty millions OUTSIDE OF the lfeas9y
which was forbidden to lend-in the whole eoantry.
Contracts were entered lnlo WIN uIeot ICES
facilities Clearing HOnse, ana such facltes nech
Sneion Was then simply whether the Boards might dis
regard essential part OF the contract, and enforce
features IL was argued for the Stock Board that
- had power TO enforce all claims nsrm ,S" the
Stock Board to enforce contract iSr so n1I
and place Of tender were OF tne 20 @
tender. II they had no authority TO 90 ts tdauts
Court had on 1t the duty TO ntersfe; ie proDoson
could only avoid this by establishing wv p,upOoa,i
that the Court could not interfere ~ Oh win mis- s%d
cations a proposition which had no autDOlty, a h
which was c0ntradcted by the very cases on when tne
defendants relied He did not here claim that the
coud Interfere 10 prevent enforcement OF the reason
able rules OF an association but that could ana Should
interfere 10 prevent injury by an enforcement not WITHIN
its lie had argued this without reference 10 ue
question OF partnership 10 that he claimed II was
part ownership In common property. The Court took the
popcYs and reserved its decision Messrs ID. ID. ID.
Field for plaintiffs; Mr. Seward, Mr.. Marbury and Mr.
Ia Costa Tor defendants.
THE GRAND JURY-JAMEs FISK, JR., TO SHOW
CAUSE WHY HE SHOULD NOT BE PUNISHED.
In the L. s. Circuit Court, Southern District
before Judge Benedict the Grand Jury were called and
only fifteen answering, a panel of twenty was or
aered to-day and order made that those jurors
heretofore nuned and who had answered 70 their
names should show cause Saturday why they should
not be punished Among the delinquent jurors is James
Fisk IT, One Of the grand jurymen being temporarily
absent from the courtroom, another person answered lo
him and was Teprmanded by the Court There Delhg 10
business ready for the petit jury they were dschBeu
until II a. M. to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw.roRK................ October 2


PORT OF HBw.YORK. ..,....oeOber 20
CLEARED.
StesmshpsThpo lie Messne Liverpool; Idaho Cutting Liver
pool Ab,marle Couch Norfolk Acushnet Rector
ME SEYMOUR Eewbo Grenada Mercedes Kohl Cenaego via Phia
dephia; A. Richardson, Wright ApalachieolA ~
Tooer CannAs Mas Morn Setson Jacksonville; heeohan,
Carl EeWberB NC d. B. stesmA9 Soul War~et Va Ivelet
Hodges Ewbern NC NJ Brooks Jones JAeksonye john MOSS en-
Cubbery Norfolk R. Hsssy Perry ProVencei Pamss hAnkp
GeogeIosB. S. Z.
ARRIVED.
Steamship South America Tnkepangh Rio JsnerO sep75 Bahia
20 Penamhaco Para aud 81 Thomas H. mdse ard pass
steamship Volunteer Jones Wilmington days naval stores
steamship Brunette. PreemSn. Philadelphia
Steamship Dngo johnson, Portland mdse and pass
SehT Ksts Wentworth, Adams, CaTdenas II days
Sebr. lease Gail Underbil, Malaga - days, mdse
sCHoOSERs-ElyEK oOAsTwsE
g.rth Reed baltimore. LGie Evans, Newport
T. s. Tyler, Portland, CT T. Freeman FIo'aeel'"h
Anna d. Price Rreeport Ame1e.a baele fro'hehes'
Native. EorwAlk Racer, hsT,Bediofd
Isne EH1abetbport e. Hadden. RhIabetbPort
Charger h Iabeihport Peter htsT bI,AoeNhp"E"
Z Flower Pom johnson Triumph, Port Johnson
Josephine Albany. CWh h"h"u6
ThOs Hull RoBd0ut hlebau bVIueni IouBAAeephe
Clara herriek Georgetown, D. O.
Steamships Russia and Idaho Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Oct 20Auvsd bsrk Cloibe B.s Ciehfasgo, hr,
Neptunes BRIDE aud D. Grim Ns"lor' saea steamship S-
ria, for New-lorL
QUEENSTOWN Oct 2Tbe steamship Malta from Ne"lok a'ea
Oct 2oEThs steamship Ohio Baltimore
GGsseou Oct 2O-Tbs steamship Patrick from Quebec arrived
al this port to-day
The Poreues Baker hence for MoneIdeo Pot into y Tbons
Sept saky with loss Of foeB AID boHE having sne0ur'
tered severe hurricane OF Inc ION IN a. T. iO' '''
Ship from NswYOrE for San Francisco Sept lat 10
N, long 3aSo W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
THE BALDWIN cAsE-MoRE AFFIDAvIrs.

Sampson agt. WOOd.-Supreme Court, Cham
bers Before Mr. Justice Cardozo.-Tbis again
before the court but all that done to read an
affidavit OF Mrs Baldwin or Wood, contradicting Mr.
RoOts and Mr. SpuRarns adayits which are not In the
case. The substance OF the affidavit beyond mere den
that tile affidavit made by her IN September
GENERATING Mr. Root was made at his solicitations and
under the peculiar state produced on the mind by the
habtual opium; that Mr. Root lived In the same
house with her for than previous 70 his en-
Ragement BY her counsel and that Mr. Root refused
the results Of the settlement until proceedings
threatened. She annexes Mr. Roots will as proof
Of their relation. Ia tins will Mr. Root acknowledges
the receipt from OF the f30Q and the furniture TO be
held by him for her benefit and, in case he dies before
her leaves her his property this property except some
trug legacles and makes her his cXecutrX. The
was tLen pOstpOned until Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
TIE BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Wieth agt Tie Bank Of NOrtk OarOIIHa.-
supreme Court Chambers-BefOre Mr.. Justice Cardozo
The plaintiff IN this brought suit and obtained an
attachment against the Bank Of North Carolina. The
Bank afterWard went into bankruptcy and the assignee
now moves 10 aside attachment and also Judg
ment in this suit The claim of the assignee Is hat the
attachment falls through his appointment and the ludg
uen was irregular through having taken against
o resident defendant. In answer, the plalnn claims
that the appointment fraudulent ana
thai the snmOns served out Of the State the de
PENDANT reply the assignee sets up that pant himself
took an active part the bankruptcy proceedings be-
poing disguised only when he failed 10 receive his ap
poiDnIent as assignee in bankruptcy and that, even
since he has made several offers OF settlement al better
terms for himself than the rest OF the creditors 10 the
assignee During discussion IL transpired that there
was now proceeding before the United states courts
on the very question OF the rights OF panun under the
attachment. Judge CardOZO thereupOn suggested that
the case was one properly for the decision OF the
United States Courts and adjourned the motion TO await
that decision, which might render any decision on his
oart unnecessary. At the same time he expressed an
opinion the judgment irregular Mr. Fullerton
for plaintiff Mr.. BurTiL for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
Xtssl 1Otins.

CUPREME COURT, WESTMINSTER OuN-
- ~ In an, matter Of the application Of ROBERT PATTERSON.
ITRSRy FKRRIs JACOB z HOWARD. HUGH LUHsBf and III
LIAM WATSON under Chapter $50 he Laws
stA An t 40 authorize Towns OF Westoht and Nest
Fss to construct highway td Towns be lnoNn % the
b ,ni the uBdergned Commissioners OF Ap-
p,mept 10 hereby give nohee 70 the o"eet
owners occupant OF al houses and os Ass
others
serB First That have competed our
thIt m persons PROCEEDING or 10 any OF e
thereby opposed TO the same
objections writing Only verified 10 the Connssion % OF III
Of Oct 1885, the sad Connisaont
parties obeng the foovBg times sud places, Ahs
the Tow 27t dRy Of Octobt lSS
O'clock DussJI Hotel in the Village 81 rodhsn %
YARNS on ef Os 1909 81 10 oeoh m
said appsmsn together VIII
ang report been deposited er
animation the Town Csks Once Of The town. OF We1 fhm IN"
JOHN G. DOEABUB. Commissioners
UAwLEY y. CLAP, Of
CHARLES w. LITTLE. )Apprsissnsht
BENJAMIN r. HABKIR CJsIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
rs A SIDEWALK coAL-HoLE A NUIsANCEt

CaIriH II. HayroOd agt. OriRgtOR Bennett
Superior Court Trial Term Before Mr. Justice Freed
man-Ths was action for damages sustained by the
painth through falling through q coaLhOle IN front OF
deIendants premises The accident occurred In the dusk
of the evening and the plaintiff claimed that ais Injuries
were very severe The went TO the jury under the
charge OF the Judge that a eOalhOle In the sidewalk
nuisance, and its continuance there rendered the pro.
pretor liable whether be made not for any injury
which occurred through It's insecurity, least IN tho
absence Of negligence Of the injured party. The Jury
gave verdict for plaintiff for 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN GOODS on A FORGED
ORDER

In 1866 a warrant was issued by magistrate
OF Catsk County for the arrest of one Louis
Levin, on a charge Of grand larceny. Yesterday Mr.
Marcus Lippmann OF No. 2C2 Sixthave., on entering
downtown store Informed that had Just pre-
scented order purpOrting TO be signed by him Uipp
mann for bill of goods. lie pronounced the
forgery and caused the arrest Of the man. who had
yet left store By officer Crook Of the Broadway Squad
The man proved to be Levin and the way 70 the
Tombs dropped another order, also purpOrting 10 be
given by LJppmanu. Justice Hogan, before whom the
prisoner taken advised that he be sent ~ Catsk
and he will be sent there to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
TILE RlvINGToN.sT. HOMICIDE.

Coroner keenan, yesterday concluded the ex-
animation into the circumstances connected with the
death OF Henry Grant cOored who died at No lss Riv
ingtOn-st Tuesday Lydia Griffin, the reputed VIE OF
the deceased testified that he had fallen on the pave
mont and his skull was fractured Drs Shine and Cush-
man made pest mOrtem examination, ana 10unu tnat
death resulted from compression OF the brain
the woman was recalled when she testified that sne
quarreled with Sam Cummings on Sunday nlght, anu
had thrown stone at him, but II struck te ueeesIu
The Coroner committed her 10 the lOmps " a""' 'ne
action OF the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
vv1s PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pu vessels arriving % POI. are
i.ver packages addressed the Newly orb Associated Press only 10
persons exhibiting authority Of j. W snonlon General
Lgen News nsages Journal Of Commerce Tunes TRIBUNE
World San EEprsss EpeH0 Post Commercial Adt>fisT Stda
Zo and Deokrai should also be delivered OILY 10
The Haipep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
p1CSENG ERS ARRIHED.

PROM RIO JAEERO &e-In steamship South America Oct 20
Lanes Muuroe ~ JAneiro) and family w T Seward,
- Pierce and family Wilder L. Wood, Phebe Iosn T. Borott
Miss Me- utcheon Brckson T. J. Poison A. b. Garner d.
A,eyeio Wheord b. Miller, L. CTosas, L. Nuta, A. Lion,
NJ YenturA b. y ATroNsmlth.