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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
PUBLIC SALE.

lNIlE sub.crb,r. offending to drc,ro
K farming, will srII al Public S,ir, ur
their Farm half mile West of Kearn"y..
vile. West Va. on the road from ks1r
neysvlIle to Marnn,buIg.
On Thursday, 9Th Of September,
1870, at 10 o'clock. 4. NJ. ihe following
valuable Stock aud Forllng ImpIeucn,..
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respectfully submitted.
GEO. Ii. TURN ER,

Treas. Kablerown & 8Ioomery Turnpike.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
meet on Tuesday following tic 2nd Mon
day Of September.
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Principal Of Shepherdstown Academy

AsrIMPoRrANr.-The ChsrlesIown Free
Press OF last week contains the following
important ex rae, addressed 10 the editors
Of that paper
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
TIE CITY OF BOSTON, LIBEL SUI.

despatch was received yesterday in this city by
cable from London, announcing that In the trial OF
the action OF lnman vs.. Jenkins for libel alleging
that the lost steamship City OF Boston was over
loaded at the time OF her departure from HALIFAX The
defendant Jenkins, had been 'cast with costs.r
The efiect OF this verdict Is to yindicae the Inman
Company entirely from any negligence and 10 ca
tabiish the TACT that the vesse was perfectly
seaworthy condition In every respect.
The libel which formed the cause OF action In
this instance could not have been uttered IN any
other place than Halifax, as the vessel only stopped
incidentally at that port and not for sufficient time
to enable q casual observer to determine what her
condition was. Her real condition established
by the company by parties VINO were professionally
aware OF her seaw Orthiuess and safety.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
SOCIETY OF TEE HOLY CE0S5.

speech Of Richard G'Gormun social
Condition--The War between France and
Prussi0--Hew will it Affect Use-oRr City
Phurisees, and 'sRoucbs.o
One OF the largest and most respectable plcncs OF
the present season came or yesterday at Lion ParS
under the auspices OF the Society or Holy Cross
There were at one time upwards Of 600o persons
the grounds and IN the hotel which had been rented
for the OCCASION the object being to raise funds for
the completion OF q new Catholic churcn in Forty-sec
Ond street in which they were eminentiy successful,
raising no less sum than SIS, coo FOR this purpose
After the festivities OF the day had concluded
and the company mad nearly exhausted the pro-
granime OF the day, which included some excellent
music and dancing, rush was male TO the plat
form. where 1t was understood some speeches were
to 10 made. Among the visitors present were
Richard OGOrman, counsel to the corporation OF the
city, Fernando Wood Judge Coulter and otuers.
q KiCnARD OGORMAN was then introduced To the
company by the President, and after adverting To
The mode OF education and existence IN our cIies
the Improving OF our public places OF amusement
and art, he mentioned the cathedral vi Cologne.
which he described as possessing peen.
to the raging In Europe, and
SAID that he should disagree with anything which
iagouism, the momenary anilnosity wnich the great
struggle IN Europe must engender there. AS citi-
zen Or the United States bound by ties OF duty and
aneciion, he was unable to any good result In
Mct n0tlng but mischief ana disaster to Civiliza-
uOn from eituer tne conquest or HUMILIATION OF
France oy Prussia or tue same Of Prussia by France
! What tate was before them Ia the hands OF the
God OF battcs but If civilization Is imperlied by
war there, II is all the more duty 10 preserve
protect IL here. He further added that abso-
| iutey necessary that society here should be pro-
! tected IN ITS innocent anisements against
the Phartsees OF our generation, VINO, being
unwilling TO enjoy themselves. prevent others
from so doing those VINO for the most part sprang
from among the working classes themselves,
'roughs" who went to picnics among women and
children with revolvers and sung Shots and spread
terror, panic ana havoc all around. What couldlbe
more cOwardly than thlss Tie guardians OF the law
should specially prevent this, and the law il not
strong enough It should be made strong enough,
and SO administered that places OF pubic resort
should be as safe AS the bail room or theatre.
(Cheers)
FERNANDO WOOD then came forward and con.
graduated them on the OF their enterprise
and was glad they saw nothing incompatible with
their religious views IN thus Joining together fOi
amusement and recreation. he himself believed II
to be the highest philosophy, and noped their
would continue to prosper.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

\, HvnnoH MONEY MAnKET.-LoNDoN, August 81 4 30 P.
Amerns ~ 0,osed at wa for both money the
1904 eo1 lcoo old, sly; 1851 sS1z tenorties s Rail
isII. Ssian;y iiie NaHway shares, l; Illinois Cen
'f1, ian' ~ hd1,n hInntic and Great wsstcrn ~
Bourse closed dull scr. 55c 80 "'-H'e"ins'-Ahc
FRANKFORT BouRsR.-FRANKpoRr. Ausp,, N pon,.
firm the quotation of hvetwe ntes todaS or,
LIysIfooL COTTON MAhkE1. .-LIv RRroof, Angus, 81
aBO r. MThe cotton market closed firm MidCln mi. "a
SD midding Orleans 9sd. The sales of tho da h
been 1200a bales including 1000 export, and syecl.
lion. "PSe""
HAvHr CoTroS MARKEr--HAvRR, August aO-Evcn
Ing Cotton closed Al s63I francs per cwt for Oeans
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUfIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. An,
gust 3l-P. M.--Four dull. Corn duh. Wheat 9s Id a
ss 0d per GENITAL for red winter Corn 2s Sd 29s 3D. per
quarter tor European.
LIvrRpooL FRopUoE MApgrT.--LtvEapoor, August
Sl-P M--Rosn bs. 3D. per for North Carolina
LONDON PRoDDUE MARKET. .-LoNpoS, August 81
Taow 4&s 3D. Lnssed oil at Isl 5s g3l los
per ton.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
Died.

GRAvEs.--At Fordham, N. Y. on wednesday
August 81. LILLIAN MAY, twin daughter OF John and
Louise Graves, aged months and 10 days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
grandmother, Mrs. Louis A. Delmotte, lO7 West
Forty-f street, on Friday afternoon, at two
O'Clock. The remains viii be taken to Greenwood.
JoNEs.-At New Dorp, Staten Island, on Wednes
day, August 81, SUSAN Co. wife OF Robert Jones. III
the 57th year OF her age.
Relatives aud frlelds are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon at three
O'clock from ST. Andrews church, Richmond, s. |.
Carriages Will he waiting at Vanderbilt landing on
the ARRIVAL OF the boat from New York, one =. M.
KENNY.-On Wednesday. August 81. JULIA FLOR
ENCE daughter OF Charles B. and Jennie Il. Kenny
Friends OF tue family aud Of lsidore b. Kenny are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence OF her parents, i64 Grand street. williams
burg this (Thursdayl afternoon. at three O'clock
TRAITEL.-On Wednesday. August 81 ANN
youngest child OF william ana Mary Traitel.
The funeral will take place this THURSDAY, after
noon, at one O'Clock, from her parents residence
No $50 East Forty ninth street, between Second and
Third avenues.
WEBB.-in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August 81,
Mr. RICHARD WEBB, age II years and months.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence OF his son
ln-law, Robert Lahey, No. Lawrence street.
brooklyn, on Friday.
FOR Other Deaths see Ninth Pcgel
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
tired. The fractional currency outstanding to-day
Is $40. .067, ,9Sf.
Penalties Forfeited on Customs Bonds Pay
bile In Coin.

tired. The FRACTIONAL currency outstanding to-day
is $40. .067, ,9Sf.
Penalties Forfeited on Customs Bonds Pay
bIe In Coin.
Certain goods, While ia huasitu overland In
Texas, destined for export to Mexico were sold by
the carrier en- route and entered into consumption
without payment of the duties. The bond was given
In the sum OF si00, which amount was rendered by
the oblgors in currency. The question having been
brought 10 the attention OF the Treasury Depart
ment as to whether the penalty was to be paid In
currency or coin 1t answered that although the
bond, while stating the penal amount, omits to
specify whether coin or lawful money Is intended;
yer, nasmuch as the ultimate object of the bond Is
to secure the government against the loss OF that
which Is always payable in con--viz., customs du-
les-and as the condition expressly pro-
vides FOR an optional discharge Of the OBJ
Hgaton ny payment in coin, the object
OF tho bond would be defeated by constituting its
penalty as payable IN currency. The Department
therefore, held and the collector at Corpus Christi
was so Instructed that the penal sum mentioned In
the bond was, payable In coin and when thus paid
the bond might be cancelled The loss OF goods In
fronsft, which, under the regulations entities the
oblgors upon the transportation bonds to obtain
lief must be OF character to indicate that missing
goods neither did nor can enter into consumption
within the linits OF the United States. When the
proof fails to meet that requirement 1t IA insufficient
TO justify the cancellation or bonds without the pay
ment of the duty the goods alleged 10 have been
lost.
Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister, has
left here for visit to the Dominion.
Colonel Freyre, the Peruvian Minister. returned
here to-day, With his family, from his summer rural
izing.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
YACHTING.
The Brooklyn Yacht Clnb-The Time Allow
ance for the Uninu Reraata.

The Brooklyn Yacht Csnb-The Time Allow
ance for the Union Regatta.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club held meeting last even
ing, the President Commodore George W. Kidd in
the chair. The proceedings were opened by the
chairman, who introduced the new Commodore.
Jacob s. voorhis, who after returning thanks to the
members tor the honor they had conferred upon
him, remarked that he would do all in his power to
further the interests Of the club This he could not
do OF himself, but with the cooperation OF the
members the best results might be expected.
Commodore Kidd then offered resolution. which
was carried, that in view OF the races to come
or at Newport the day for the club and Union re-
Ratts should be changed from the 7til OF September
to the 10Th.
The following allowance OF time per square foot
a nnI. -
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Smash-Up On the Hudson River RailrOad--
Nobody Hurt.
ALBANY August 81, 1870.
The Saratoga special train, which left New York
At thirty minutes past three p. NJ, run into at
East Albany by engine used for switching pur-
poses, smashing to pieces the baggage car and the
north end OF the drawing room car Fortunately
no person was injured. The train was delayed here
three hours
Fearful Disaster In WiscOnsin-Cnrs Thrown
Down an Embankment-Eisht DGen Killed
and Fifteen Injured.
CHICAGO, August 81, 1870
Two cars Of train on the Des Moines Valley Rail
road were thrown down an embankment yesterday
morning south OF Des Moihes ana demolished. Eight
men were killed and fifteen seriously injured. All
OF them were Iowa soldiers and were on their way
to attend the State Soldiers Reunion.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Indian Dcpredati0ns in Observation-Disclosures
ON the California and Oregon Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 81. 1870.
The King River Indians and several other tribes
have commenced depredations on the whites of
Mono and Fresno counties, Cal. The Indians are
reported 1000 strong.
freight and accommodation train ON the Call
fornia and oregon Railroad was thrown from the
trestle work near Feats River Bridge yesterday,
and several passengers injured and n.een cars de-
.mvllShed.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
MAINE.
severe Drouth-Eircs Near Bangor.

severe Drouth-Eircs Near Bangor.
BANGOR, August 81, 1870.
The weather continues extremely dry and the
country all about is suffering severely from fires.
Passengers down on the Piscataquis railroad to-
night report buildings fire along the line Of the
road and whole neighborhoods turned out fighting
the fire.
1t is reported to-day from up the river that the
West Branch drive Of logs containing 10000, ,001
fect, which was hung up by the drOuth fire.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
IqKLHGRAPHIC NEWS
FR ON
ALI PARTS OF THE WORLD
ENGLAND.


Ype VnItcd States Fiag-Sad "reminiscences
In Court.
PORTSMOUTH, August 81, 1870.
The United States steamer Franklin Is now landing
powder preparatory to going into dock On her ar
rival visits were exchanged between Admiral Glis-
son and Admiral Hope.
The usual salutes were fred
The London Times attempts 10 exteuuate the re-
cent massacre Of French Catholics at Tien-tsln, and
deplores the Overzeal OF the missionaries in their
proselyting work.
The death OF the Earl OF Aberdeen by drowning
on voyage from America to Melbourne Is reported.
LONDON, August 81 1870
10 the trial of the OF Inman vs.. jenkins, for
libel, In alleging that the steamship City of Boston
was overwhelmed, jenkins has been "cast," with
costs the Judge rejecting his conduct severely
his remarks. Mr.. Inman was entirely vindicated,
and the fact established that the steamer lett port
In a seaworthy condition in every respecs
Damages TO the amount OF f250 were aN srded to
the plaintiff
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
AQUATIC.

Exciting Race ON the Hudson between ,he
Nassaus OF New York and HIutuals OF Al
bany-The Mutuais Victorious.
ALBANY, August 81 1870.
In the three mile straight course race on the Hud.
river this afternoon between the Nassau Club Of
New York and the Muuals Of Albany, the latter won.
Time. 1882.
The Nassaus ran aground on a sand bar below
the city, ana were obliged 10 get out Of their boat
and lift her over the bar The Gullcks were pre-.
sent. There was intense excitement, and the race
would have been close one, as the boats were
abreast when the accident occurred to The Nassaus
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
TrlEGRspSlc NEWS ITeMs.
nni, Of Sligo is In Chinaen.

The Marquis OF Sligo is in Chicago.
The German Fair In aid of the Prussian Sanitary Fund
opened In Chicago Tuesday long procession Ger.
man societies paraded the streets. The Italian Society
Joined in the parade.
John Chandler, OF Salem, Mass, Killed Salem
ard Lowell Railroad yesterday by his head striking bridge
The Touring mill Of Broukhoust Co at Waterford, Wis.,
was burned Monday night. Loss $4,000.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
KILLED BY A CAR.

child named Margaret Mullen, aged four years.
was run over and killed by car No. So Tenth avenue
railroad. Mt the corner of Twonty eighth street The
body was taken home by the mother and the driver
was arrestes.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
LONDON, August 81, 1870
PRUSSIA.


The InfnIlsbiiisy Trouble.
BERLIN, AugusI 81, 1870
The Neso Cross Gazette says that DR.. H. Forster,
the Prince Archbishop OF Breslau Is about to resign
hts ONCE, in consequence OF the PRONUNCIATION OF the
dogma Of infalllbility.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

Few People Have auy gaer What tho Car
o. Juggeroaat looks Ike photograph of 4 hangs a
sne noor ol q. IL I. ANTHONY n Co, bgl Broadyvay
esers Ia Chsons Strrcscopes photographs aud Abnyas
aal.'nceas y!iTa9 A.tp~1. lspgi:s. ~
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

A.-S5,O00 Reward to Any Peryon Pre-
ducng able to show as living
cures OF Neuralgia and rheumatism Dr. FIrLER,S
VEGETABLE RhEUMATfC REMEDY; scientihc prescrin-
ton OF Dr. Eitlcr the eminent Philadelphia physean his
speciay thryseven To protect from rsk
legal guarantee given, stating quantity cure or money
returned Medical advice gratis daily. Office Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
SPAIN.

The Carlist DIOvement-CharGes Against the
Clergy-Arress Of Carlists Continued.
LONDON, August 81, 1870.
despatch from Madrid, dated August 20. says
the Governor Of the Basque Provinces attributes the
late Carlist uprising to the influence Of the clergy,
He threatens with death any taken with arms In
his hands.
The news Of the arrest of Carlists by the French
authorities at the frontier had produced the best
eject IN Madrid
Priest Shot--No Mercy to Carlists.
MADRID. August 81 1870.
priest who was captured with q band OF Car
lists, and who was convicted Of having fred
government troops, has been shot by order Of
court martial.
All armed insurgents captured are TO be shot il
atanty.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

Work Before the Army Retiring Bon rd.
The work OF reducing the number OF officers OF the
army under the new law Is rapidly going on, and in
addition to the large number recently ordered before
the Retiring Boards several daily hOnoraby dis.
charged at their own request receiving one years
leave OF absence and pay from the date Of their dis.
charge. AS as the Retiring Boards make the
necessary examinations OF officers ordered before
them hundred or more will be placed on the re.
tired list which been increased to 800 under the
resent act Of Congress.
The Revenue Gutter Gernniuu.
Captain Davis, commanding the cutter wilder
ness reports to the Secretary Of the Treasury from
Galveston, having got anoat from the beach near
High Islands, the Texas coast, the United States
tender Geranium which was ashore, with two feet
OF water under her bows and four feet under her
stern. Much difculty was experienced in getting
her af1oat, which was, however accomplished, and
the vessel towed by the Wilderness to Galveston.
The wilderness ran considerable risk. and was once
or twice in dangerous position but escaped with
out any material damage
The Alaska Seal Fisheries.
The bond OF $500 900 required under the law to be
entered into by the company obtaining the Alaska
fishery contract security against the failure OF the
performance OF their Obligations under the lease,
was to-day filed by the Alaska Commercial Company
with the Secretary of the Treasury by whom it was
accepted and the lease thereupon issued TO the said
company. The surties--ten in number-are among
the wealthlest business firms OF the United States.
New York Census Returns.
Complete returns received a. the Census ONCE
show that the Fourth ward of New York city has
2s,5s7 inhabitants, the Fourteenth 2s,6o4 and the
Fifteenth 1889.
Legal Tender Circulation.
The outstanding legal tender circulation accord
ing to the books OF the United States Treasurer to-
day. was $500 o0o 900. There is on hand in the Trea
sury OF the United States, notes of the series of
1862 STA, Az, l5S to supply the place Of notes re.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

Bntckelor's Hair Dyc-Ths Best in tha
world Tho only perfect dye hurmlesE rean,. irs.n,a
neogs. Factory Ii Bond street. "
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

Diabetes, Digbeics--Sio ionstiru(sea Vater il
a certain csce for it. Depot Is CiI street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

AUericau WxItLam Watches
at lowest prices
FULLER CO., 2, John street. New York.
A.-Herrina's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2ol Broadway, corner Murray sirss,.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

Excess in 1863 OF imports exports. SS6 215, 100
showing an apparent Improvement In 1870 OF
$74,S0 ,224.
Value OF goods in bond July /, 1868, 47,725,56s
Value OF goods in bond June 80, 1869, $62 45I 436.
Excess OF bonded goods at the close OF the fiscal
year 1859, $l4. .731 $40
Value OF goods in bond July /, 1869, $s2457, 1876.
Value OF goods in bond June 30, 1870 S56, ,S9l4I3.
The balance Withdrawn from the warehouse ana
added TO the consumption for the fiscal year 1870
$5,5G5. 063.
The following comparative statement of foreign
trade for the respective fiscal years 1863 ana 1879
exhibits the true adverse baances:-
1862
Excess OF imports over exports ...... $780, 2l5 1913
Deduct as per warehouse statement Ia T3l $40
Balance. $Tl, 4S3,32S
1870.
Excess OF imports over exports. ,40s, ,974
Aou as per Warehouse Statement. $3.50, 1868
True adverse balance. SIG, 074, 937
True Improvement over 1869. ...... $54, sos, ,39I
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tinguished guest AsI reached the door
the Princess Beauvou was announced.
She is a, lady forty years ofiages apawas
net the: Genera sb9 feli' into bis arms and
both were deeply moved. e The meeting
had doubtless some unusual diplomatic
significance, ! l. am informed she y Q
'pFpminens DrIeanlStl There IS eyidently
Q strong movement hero Tor the Irest0far
.tlop. and Cisngarnicr Is ono OF the prin.
cfDNl leldS.r,,;If.T r45,I.'SfdT ;tn0S rHr
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.0t.e eQE0. MRNDEL Vice President.
G. II. C0EN. Sec'y.
B.C.DICK, Asst Sec'y. febl9
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These 4Fe some Of the sad md melancholyi6f
teetS produced eIt early habits Of youth! IylE:
weakness OF tho Back and Limbs, Pains In Tho
bCAd, gin9eeI q slgbtS IoeR on fnscnE E09dF,
tI9 IPIs 9t the AeEt NeEHOus r.
tiors Gsaetsl ing ts eS k9ae
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IllfPmm pIsp ussldty o. ths UGIted stat0s.l

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ORGANTN WRARNreo

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dom dilute 81 ono of t6eS mos iillnelt f1l.
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neees Deins 9latme9 AZ sud d sounds, bashIHi
ness. with 4edEeqt 6la6hilg, offended soiae,
nass w1sa arrangement of mind were epfeallp
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Married Pet6ons OF Young Men contemplating
mArrilge being aware Of Physical WG5inegS.
S9Sanlc Debility, peFoEmltles, apeeaily e0F0d.7
az who places himself Under Ah care Of Drift
~. ana confidently rely upon liiS Slsif n nhyl
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0RVccIST0E5 anIi
x ryERYBODY's MOUTH.

/ .vo, /, has been tried you will and thO
WAsts NJ Logan, List b Co.'S Excelsior BAKING
RFa.sSSr sod By dealers everywhere. 0oyo
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Z, 80. Y TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE jES1q d
Pc. y. addEeBeeS all thpB0 IMh6, have iilaFea
h4bttat which ruin both b06YRl1 mind. pnfffIii9
t tiG foF either business, study EBOciety Of 1
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especially, who have become the T1cstms Of Soil
NhlchI annually Sweeps ftOI an 1iItiroeiy FEFS
Thousands Of Young Non OF the m0gf exeslIGft
talents and brilliant hBIl0otE VIC ilV6t Othof.
wise have entganced listening 9ealt0S Win the
living lyre, may tall With MI coin q, III