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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-11
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GYQ HOLBRQOK, AUCTION EER; by N LESLIE
NJ Halesroom, ~ Third avenue between Thfyseycpln
and Thirty eighth streets w1 sell s day, lOH oSodk
e Furniture four story house removed for convsnIene
Of consisting Of Paor sus walnut and reps rosewood
and hAircloh, walnut and enameed Chamber suit oafps,
Natesses, Feather Beds, bookcases Per 0Asses ESten
sion Tables, Dining Room and Kitchen Furnture; also
Spring Harness N. Cash advanced on AL knas
Of Merchandise Furniture Carpets, Pianos, hrfos, ae 2e
Goods taken on storage
JJENRY n. HERTs, AUCuONEER.
Ill AsSIGNEE'S SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER III, AT III O'CLOCK,
At THE TABLESPOONS, NO. q hEADE sTREET
comprising large stock Of strictly nrst class Cabinet Fur
nitue every possible variety, All fully guaranteed acd
which only appreciated The goods are
view catalogues ready al nalesroos 70 Resdc
street.
ISAAC WOLF, AuCTIoNEEh, WILL SELL ON
Wednesday, Oct ~ II O'clock the entire Ffstores OF
Of Foryeghth street and
Eleventh avenue, vz:Counters, shelving, Beer Pumps Ice
Boxes Tables, Chairs, nc. Sale positive.
IMPORTANT TO PAINTERS.-THE BALANCE OF
L CBRiSTAL A STRuTHERH stock OF Coofs, Paints,
Sc. will be sold ut auction this day nesday Oct H. ~ ~
o'clock $50 Front buriibg slip. ny
order Of Jacob N1nderpoel, Receiver.
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A UcTIoN.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
n keepers and the trsde-Lsrpe Household
Furniture TINS Tuesday morning Al lo O'clock At
residence 50 Brevoo place. East Tenth street. be-
broadway and Fifth Rosewood Pianoforte
elegant paor Suits, covered with satin brocas reps and
haifcot Centre side Tables. EtAgeres Mrors Clocks
BcDzes Vases Lace Curtains Bedsteads Bureaus Wash
STANDS comnodes, Mattresses, Sofas, Chairs Lounges,
tive BY order of CHARLES YOUNG Enq.
ucrIoY NoTIcE-B. II. sETxAs, AUorIoNEER--
n Cana, Glass, Crockery, yellow Ware, Plated Table
Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &C. &c.--FAHRINgrOS sElAAS
sell tins day Tuesday, oct H. at 10 O'clock at their
saesroom, ~ Barclay street. general assortment OF the
above goods from the shelves, lots to sun city aud
try rsal trade Goods carefully packed free OF charge.
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A ucrioN sALE-So IL TENTH STREET.
N This Gay TUESDAY,, October IL
Over S2noNU worth magnificent Househoid Furniture,
AZ public auction, 10y EDWIN NICHOLS %, Aucnonets,
commencing l0is O'Clock precisely
n the large story residence L Tenth strtef,
between Broadway and Ff, avenue, near FIN avenue
Rosewood a. walnut Paror Suits, Cabinets, -
Bronyes Paintings, Vases; s,aiusryi WORKS OF Aft
Chamber Suits, style OF Lonls AIf
magnificent four round cornersd PiaDoforte
All the furniture made 10 order Tor The present owner and
will be sold in s 10 The bidders Velvet BRUSSELS
Medallion Carpets and walnut Parlor suits richly
carved gded with the richest description satin
trocae striped plain reps lparqueter1s Capne oois
Dc ynrdipieres Bronzes, Ci9cks Vases MTor tan
tDgs Chairs Lounges Bookcases Centre and Side
1Apes brocaie reps and lace Curainn Psnotorte Stool
and Cover rose wood walnut Bedsteads Bufeau Wash
stands Commodes, Spring and Hair Mattrssses Bedding
Pillows, Bosters, Blankets walnut suits covered witn reps
halrcoh sfdeboafd RxtensioD Table Dining Chars
6isss, China and Silver Ware; Cutlery, &C Sale post
Responsible attendance 10 pack goods
for purchasers at reasonaD bic chsfgeG
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INWARD scHEScg. AUCrioEEER.
Ia Nom gage eal| of

Eleganl CEbipss Furniture.
BY lEDWARD SCHEkCK, this day, nth ins> At O.
d.ssrS street. a o'elosa, large as.ortusn. .san.
her Sn, elegantly carved Hedseads, Bureaus and Von-
modes crstArss Bnnes Library Tables, BookcasesVen
sre TnbN Turkish and other Lounges Chairs walnutSnd
st rsdsfs,s large and smau Half stands Ersasion I'D
IAn elegant carved rdnd and plain Psrcr ldbfa
Apd D'nnSSa,ts. In sstip, brocatsl snd reps
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A UGusTus A. sHCLTz, AuCTIoSEER.
n $4,000 worth Of

Magnificent Household Furniture, Paintings,
BronLes Drawing Room Suits, Pianoforte, Statnsry,
snverware. Mirrors, Velvet Carpets, Cabinets,
The largest richest Household Furniture 0rks OF Art
offered at auction this season.
On this dav ffUESDAf), ~ the elegant mansion,
"a West Fifteenth between Fifth Sixth avenues
at l05a O'Clock.
Rosewood Psnofnr,e- celebrated maker Drawing Room
Enits Pompadour style, satin brucate richest
descrpton Etareres, Bookcase Encosnures
Canterbury Marqueters Cabinets, Tables Jar1nierer
orocste lace Curtains, Velvet Medallion Carpets Painting
by eminent artists, Bronze statusry Clock, Vases Orna
nnents Eosewooo, walnut Bureaus Bedsteed, Wardrobes
style Louis XIV; Mattresses Blankets. Counlerpane
Extension Table, Sidebosrd, Silver Casters, Tuieens
SAVERS Dinner Tea Service, ChinawaIe Table Cutlery
sofa Lounges Chairs covered reps, Basement hen
Furniture. n BPartes wishing 10 atlena this sale TAX
Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars.
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II ansng \; IN, hs !ss:ies a. 4 MINER
s""sras ~ Chamber s d and nd z assas s'r's
% IN ss sswssa
A1 SLs s HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, made to order
for present owner ~ OF best city manufacturers
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1ss y @ iss ss ana e %
.ul.e; best nair Mattresses and heavy Blankets.
sse ss sys dinner ss x..,
siiSer Plated are cudsrs. Herrinss rlas safe, Is.
m the front psror Of S. Ess. Seventy eighth street,
GsFes CARED c naSk sAn". S
euls, with Bedding, re-, &C.
Catalogues he had al onlce OF auctioneer.
A BsoLUTE AND uSREsERvBD SALE OF
"A MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY AT DoBbS' FERRY
ON THE HUDSON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 1870,
Du the premise, at l2l8 O'Clock, :. 1870,
rs PLOTS ON BROADWAY, CONTINUATION OF WEST
SIDE BOULEVARD.
ACRES, Elegant Building SITES AZ VIII hns
river and mountain within three minutes WAX OF
considered the chocest sna Most
both Investment and Immediate I'M
This restricted against nuisances ana
Al Terms Special cars VIII
O'clock train oil The Hudson
Kiyrr Railroad a OF the sale.
For maps and further particulars apply TO
JOHNSON MILLER,
Anctlonesrs, 70 Nassau street.
A Hcn. JOHNSTON, AUCTloNEER
N salesroun "a Nassau street, opposite the rost
Df1ce. -
Household Furniture.
JOHNSTON a VAN JAsSELL viii sell on THURSDAY, AZ |
lcs O'Clock. at their salesrooDl, 81 Nassau street
large assortment oil bouEehoId furniture
enamelled bedroom Suits.
20 Brussels and ingram Carpets.
4 Parlor Suits
n Extension Tables
once Furniture, eeean, carved walnut Partition Rail
iEl, Ac
bosewood Piano.
IL Pier MrTofs &C.
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On THURSDAY, oetvo, 1870.
A. J. BLEECKER, AuSiooerr.
viii eel on the yremisespf the
Rutherfurd Park AssocA tion
about I'm Ct,v Lots an w..

and 80 Acres of Land, 30 opeoarnsl
10 ceae ont the property.
sale percmptory. Terms very easy Tas peyfsrt Fyse
ISOLATION the ground "
saie to begin st II o'clock ~ sp~dsI traincn the
Delaware, Lac6awanna and Western Rakoad Roonton
Nranch VIII cnvs New York, by Barclay Id ChrstopA
fsA fsres 10 o'clock, and tho train will have Hoboksn
31O A. FOR circulars free a,v 10 the a,c.
fNDesr nj Cedar street, and the ooe of3s Company
ssl2 HUDSON street, jersey CBy.
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lanes CA6NEY. AUCTIoNEkR AND REAL ESTATE
81 Agent Office 5i5 Washington street. Assgnces sale
Grocery Store Stock Fixtures, Horses Wagons Sleghs
q the old established Grocery 25 Spring street between
Hudson and Greenwich. Sale peremptors by order Vi
Knapp, assignee. Pull particulars morrow. >
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E,OR sALE-A -FOUR syoRY AND CELLAR BRICK
Buldng lot 25xg6; the first story the fun depth OF thu
hoistway. &c. and s well adapted for mandatory Of
situated of the city, occupied
as brass foundry finishing shop. The building
Steam Engine Machinery. Tools Ac will be Sold together
separately great sacrifice the IL DESTROYS Of
retiring from business immediately Tho building ard con
the Office OF W. W. WANDER BiLT $50 Broadway corner
Prince street. or At 1856 d, Ninth street.
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DARGAINs.-THREES STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE
- Fifty-eghh street. between Lexington and Fourth
avenues $21 0O0 $,S0o, street: Fifty seventh
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A LBERT r. wAI.DKON, AuCTrOEEER
N Hotel Furniture, Horses. Wagons, Ae.,
at the Mansion House.
SnItArsvflle


II u DOUGHTY, AUcTIoSgRR.
- Mortgage Sale
VI rusehoid Furniture this day, at tna o'clock.
saeeoons ~ Nassau street. consisting
wootsot walnut PaNor Suits In brocatsL fancy reps
carve walnut Bedstss Bureaus Wassa pds marble top
AdenAfds Pillar Apdcaw EIen sion vain
@arbA Centro Tales, Pier Mrprs Brocslsl CurtAns
yeyeAr Tapestry Cstpets marble Top Hall Stands China
Nfookay and GlRaswars also OIL Paintings and
EnSpvpEs. AL to be premptony Sold. By order VI the
&sngaes.
RI W. CAMPBELL, JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hsSay ~ one ocio%, u West Eleventh street. corner
Cnvenn place, thai Old established Laundry, Buyers
RY MAX BAYERsDoktER, AUCrIoNEER SELLS
% morrow rasdsy "a Fletcher street. elegant
Rayng Idcnor Store doing h bnapess ease Ac comnefs
une nxturSs; cheap II bought nrvAfs,v - -S'
MAJ BAYEkSDARFERS Once sS4 Bowerv
ny THOMAS KRYwoRrl, AUCrIosEpR VIII.
- sell tins day ct 10 o'clock, arS Eshb srann. 80,
ssl assorent Of Heusehod FuSture Carpets stoves Al
fNLOsIN0 OUT SALE
~ Of Lots and TSts
nj Rutherfmd PIX.
On THURSDAY, oetVo 1870
A. J. RLEECKEk, Autiooe.I
viii cell the yrenisesof tha
Rutherfurd Park Assockion
ubprt IN, vote IN,
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LBERT b. wALDRON, AUCTiOSEER
IL salesrooms los Liberty and Ill Cedar str Get.
GahiDst and Household Furniture,
Carpets, Mirrors Bedding. &C,
on WEDNESDAY, vi I0Js O'Clock.
WALDRON a COOKE will sell by auction, an above, A
perry fine OF furui ure &C.
ancding raror Chamber, Library, Dining Room and Hall
furnre In suits and China, Glass, Crock
cry Paintings Safes Desks Cmery Plated Ware, Kitchen
Articles, de- removed 70 for convenience Of
sale.
At l2 o'clock,
about 20 Velvet Brusses Ingram Three ply Hemp
pe of bsn In tine condition OF oenntful
atterns; also oDclo,bs dc Also ~ enAmeled Chamber
Suits, 10 satisfy Judgment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

g. C,RcrIr Cousr.-Judss h b.
Hall. pre'iding. WIN, A. chspl'ne,
Clerk.
The verdi Of tie jury in che Middle
k,uG case. pending q, The time OF last is.
sue. w,s "no, sulsy." whersupon he
~.s discharged.
State rs. James Coos, cold, iudct.
men, for burglary. Ve1dirs guilty. and
imprisonment. 6xed At ave years in the
peni,eDtissy. Stub, for Slate, Black
burn and A. E. ennedy for DefsnJan,.
A. d. Bemovy's Adm'r., IS. Z. and f.
slsS&., ertlon st,.ing from the ssls VI
horse, Verde, for defendants. White.
Tsp. ell and 'rrssers for Plsinmf. Da-
vie. and Black burn for Defendant.
y. NJ. Sbeeiz. We, Isaac Fouke. Right
Oi property arising under levy Of an Exc
cu,ion on horse. Verde, for Defend
ant. J. w. Kennedy, for Plaintiff. and
Faulkner fns Defendant
J. L. Maddox. W. John Shepherd.
D,usges for hogs dying from poison. No
eesLira. TO be srbItrsed. Beli5hooveT
Tor Plaintiff. and Van Sseaylngen and
Faulkeer. for Defendant.
+'nher IL Bro, vs.. CIepeni March.
a.,ue on plea of residence ari'ing from
auschn u, against defendant as 4 non.
1e.iden,. Verdict, for plaintiff that de-
PENDANT 10 3 nonresidru,. Brsgonler
and BelIrhoover, for Plsin'ifT; Green
and Kennedy for dsierdsni.
STATE vs.. Owen Van-sc,er. Indictmen,
Tor murder Of Ryan Piper IN Chsrles'o~n,
9th May, last. The following is the ju.
~ in this Gaze: John II. Keesecker.
Cha.. Gsuell. ID. K. keedy. John r.
Hawn, Geo. W. Show. Wm. Morrison,
Robsr, KrmbIa. H. F. Needy, J. 6. Mil
Ter. James Qsbourn. Abraham Harris.
Hezeki.h Roderck. Trial in progress
8, time Of going TO press. BrasOnier,
Van Swcsrlnsep and S,ubb', for State ;
TIayer. and S:sn,on. for Defendant.
A. NJ. Kitzmiller. Esq, Of Harpers
Ferry, was admitted TO The Bar.
Considerable chancsry bu,iue" has
been di.rosed of durisg she pat week for
which purpose Judge Hall has been hold.
ing night sessions Of Court.
TIE election OF John II z tile Is Trus.
Tee Of the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Of this place, wss confirmed BY the
Court.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

STARTLING REvELATioNs-Co Confession
of Crime.-Ws have been informed by a
reliable citizen Of Berkeley county "s'
Virginia, Of startling revelation OF crime
in thu, county. II seems that some time
during the year 1881 young man by
the name OF Robert Daniels. living near
Gerards,owo, left home and was never
heard from afterwards until las. week.
when q man by the name Of Light, living
al the foot OF the Round Top. on his
death. bed not only confessed TO the nur-
dc, Of young Daniels and stated where
his remains might be found. bn, also con-
lessed to robbing OF Dr.. Coe. OF Gerafds-
town, atou, The same time, and lis, OF
other crimes which death 60, him shuri in
rela,ing.-SpirH Of Jcferson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

Paris is not ye. taken, but the pen
With which Coun, Bismarck 10 10 sign
the treaty Of peace is already prepared.
Herr Bissinger, or Pforzheim. has manu-
fsciored ou, of massive gold an imitation
fan ordinary stout goosequill. The
quill it.elf is polished. 10 order that il.
may be more conveniently handled, bu.
The feather closely resembles real quill,
every fibre being represented. while the
back of the feather is thickly studded with
brillisnis, and below them counts coro.
uet and B,smsrck's monogram are en-.
graved. Decides The engravsr and max.
or two goldspi,hs were engaged on it for
five weeks. The gold employed is Of
ls csrs.. and that part in which the bril-.
lsn's are &c, 10 Of twenty one csrs's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

GS- The WEATHER Here We are in
tho middle of November and flowers
booming in The gardens. snd by the road
side. Does that respectable gentleman,
the oldest inhabitant, remember any 9TH
year Ike it, We leave scientific gen.
,lsrnen 10 furnish reasons for this unusual.
liz fac weather. II would no, do 10 con-
sul, poliiicians as they would be likely 10
attribute i, 10 democratic gain, and 9th.
or political changes. Blu. for few nights
past our familiar friend Jack Frost has
given uum,s,aksble evidence Of his sp.
prosch. Alnos, you can hear him utter
the CRY OF the Hotel waiter, looming,
coming, siI." This tender panS are
dropping. Look into your garden and
you see nothing but csbbsees with heads
up, and We presume that is because they
ale dutch and have read the latest war
news
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

Gs- DEAIH OF DR. CoRDBLL.-The
Chsrle.lown Spirit says. our communi.
W WAS shocked on Monday morning by
the reception Of telegram announcing
the death, in whence he had
gone several weeks since 10 visit his wife
Who 10 sick with her son in that city
OF DR.. l.. &. Cord,ll, Of this plIce Dr..
G was one Of our mos, respected and
public spirited citizens. snd had b'en for
many years a consistent member Of the
Pro,estan, Episcopal Church. In HE
death lhe community loses q valued cili-
zen. and his family faithful and loving
husband and father. He vas ssed about
60 years. lie was buried on Tuesday
BY the Masonic frsterniiy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19
nF..u,os..-We can read in fash

AShiONEs W - N~'' -
ion plates. and in The bonne.s and dresses
of the fair ladies'. tina, Paris is hemmed
in, and thus Gu, of from the rect Of the
world. The ladies' are all Frenchynen in
their sympsthies, snd this will furnish
The reason. They are Obliged 10 wear
the hateful old styles US, because the
Dutch won'l lie, them have the Paris
la,hions. |, is Tor, bad. II Gen. Tro-
chu was appris' Of tho fac, he would
certainly sep. oui balloon-full or two Of
fashions, End thus have the synpa,hirs OF
ell the fir ladies. He i, knowing fel.
low, but he does no, know oil tina. We
bnow. This 10 q chance for some ex.
per, Yankee TO get up a patent bonnet. II
would pay handsomely. We would re-
commend to our ladies the Berlin fashion
plates. They would look sweet in Dufch
bonpels we are sure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

g. BALLou's MAGAZINE FOB DEcEa.
BER The FIRST in the field for Deem
Der is Bslloi's Magazine. and an eIsmi.
nation OF it shows that il is model num-
Der in every respect. The ensrasines are
excellent. the scripIions ingenious spd
eloquent, while the stories are remsrks
tle for their hieres, and great originality.
Mrs. Edson finishes her continued story,
and Hor,iio Alger, IT,, concludes lie
"Snk or swim" in q satisfactory msn-
ner, a. The Juveniles will learn when they
read il. Macy has furnished a sea story
in his own peculiar vein. 10 addition 10
this there are many articles worth read
ing, in the shspe Of sketches, poetry.
&c., and sill for the sum OF Is cents per
copy, or $3.50 per yesr. The December
number closes Vol. 80. The New Ye,r
will commence with many rare novelties
so don'' delay in making up your clubs
or purchasing at the periodical depo,s.
Thonos g. Talbot. GO Congress street,
Boston, are the publishers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

The following paragraph from Rich
mond paper shows how the u. s. mill.
,ary KEEP, the peace" at tberecem cleo
,ion in ,hs, city
1.-THE two companies Of United States
Artillery sen, here to make our citizens
Keep s,rsighi during the election left yes
rrdsy morning. During their bTIef smy,
twenty nine Of them we're arrested and
confined in The various sWi:ou-houses.
charged with teing drunk. disorderiy and
unsbl. TO take care Of themselves. They
hsd the station houses 10 themselves, for
ovr professional drunksrds kept them.
selves sober and no other arrests were
made. So instead OF keeping the peace.
they were the only ones 10 break it. snj
they kept a large portion ct Our police
force busy watching them"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

o. The Ladys Friend for Deem.
br.-We have heard enthusiastic readers
declare that itis holiday number was the
best that has ever been issued. and when
We lock at the varied end superb .mbel-
li'hneni' and the captivating stories, We
are Inclined 10 think 1t is so. The li,era-
~ matter. in prose snd poetry. places this
magazine at The head OF its class, and the
ediIors! department, with many readers.
- the special attention. GIes, ind pee.
menis are now offered 10 new subscr ber,.
Price 81 SO yesr which also include,
large steel engra'iOg J Four cOpies.S8,
Published by Deacon & Peterson. Phls-
deiPhls. Sample copes cent free.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19
Thanksgiving Day Appointed.
by The oovERNoR.1

Apreeably 10 an established custom, in
Difference 10 the religious sen,imen, Of our
nsople, and 10 sccordsn with The recen.
proclamation of the President Of The Uni.
led s,ae., I. William E. Stevenson.
Go,srpor OF the Stale Of We" Virginia,
OBSTINATE Thursday. The 24ih day OF NO.
vember, ins.sn,.ss Gay Of puble thanks
Giving. and earnestly recommend the Peo,
ME of The Stale TO assemble in their usual
place. Of worship. CT in such other 'p.
oropri.ts way as 10 them may seem oe''
for the proper observance Of The day, 10 Z,
give thanks 10 The bouniiful Gi'ef OF OIL
good for the many and continued bless
ioes He has bestowed upon our young
and prosperous conmonweallh.a' well 81
upon our common county.
In testimony whereof. have
bereun,o Sc. ny hand and csu'.
ed The Great Seal Of The SAID
G. 8. State TO be affixed. al the city
of Charleston. on the 81 day OF
November, A. D., 1870.
W. E. STEVENSON.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19
TO- We have received the "S.ar Spa

TO- We have received the "S'ar Span
eled Banner" for December. With It's
Jsnusry number shis unequalled paper
begins it's ninth year Of successful publ
cation. II is Rich. Rare and Rscy 40
column paper, illustrated, devoted 70 Lit.
srsture, Poetry, VIII. Humor. Fun, and to
exposing Svindies and Humbugs. 1t is
only rs cents year, and every slbscri-
Der receives gratis and prepaid. the new
and superb Engraving "Pioneers Of
America" which cos, $1,000 TO engrave.
Specimens can be seen al this Office. or
" i'll be sent free by addressing "Slar.
spsngled Banner" lIinsdale. N. II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

Attempted Hghway RObbery.-It il.
rcmored ,hs, Mr.. Rush who resides in
,hs neighborhood OF V,nclevessiile. in
the county, while returning home from
Mar,Insburg one night last week was
stopped in very dark and secluded par.
Of the rosd by men Who csaghi his
britls rein end demanded his money.
Mr.. Rush replied that he would give him
money IS soon a. he go, his revolver out
The robber then released his hold upon
the bride and struck Mr.. Il with hesv.
y club bU, owing to The darkness be
suuck too high and in,,esd of knocking
him from his horse only in . wound on
top OF his head. Mr.. Rush. fnding hi,
rsiu loos. then put spurs 10 his horse and
escaped wi,hnu. further molestslion.-
Gerardsiown Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

A dispatch from Washington says -
"Tbe Congressional Radical Committee
q, Washington claim majority of forty
ore Radical members in the next House
of Representatives certain. and expect
four or Eve more" Another dispatch
from Washington says: The National
Democratic ComDi,iee was in sestion
here to DAY. and canva.sed the result Of
The election. According TO their figuring
the mex, House Stand, 95 Democrats TO
1875 Republicans. with twenty members
to elect, of which they expect thirteen.
making 1903 Democrats 10 l34 RePubli-
cans.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

A SuGeEsTIos.-In view Of The pfobi-
billy thai the Legislature Of ibis State
will adjourn its sitting from CbsrTesion
10 sone place accessible by railroad end
telegraph with other parts Of the Stale,
and believing ihsl Martnsburg possesses
every facility necessary or desirable Tor
the sccom nodaliou Of such an asseoblsee
we would suggest to our Corpors,s AZ.
ihorIlIes 10 extend formal invitation 10
'he Legislature 10 hold its prx, session
In our ciy.-Martinstuyg Star.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

10 SrABBiNo AFFRAY.-At . corn.
shuckirg. at the residence Of WIN. Torn
er. in Teauspin Neck in This County. on
Thursday night. an alteration took place
between Joseph N. Eniler snd iiarrison
Turner. in which the latter was stabbed
three times. producing serious wounds in
his bteasi Or. Qaisley was called in TO
tdfessth wounds. bot We hsvs ao' been
uniformed Of The nature OF The injuties in.
ah&led, or any further PARTICULARS Of the
aGaI.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

Unlucky Mishop.-We have heard
seversl reports Of an unlucky mishsp to =,
citizen Of African dscent. of our county,
Miles johnson. Miles, i, seems. was to
have been married on Wednesday night
last. and on Tuesday evening proceeding.
whilst near The Opequon. on his way 10
The residence Of Mr.. a. 8. cambridge,
had The sad misfortune to lose his footing
and fsli into a cave. where he uss COM
PEELED to remain until Friday, when he
was taken out by several gentlemen. who
were out hunting and discovered his car
pet-bss on the ground near by.-Spirii.