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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-08

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
Y SALE.-PursuAHt - u decree of the Cir
cult Court for the county Of Fairfax, in the case
o! William H. Gooding, Ass gnee, against J ohm
H. Barnes ct a., pronounced at its Juno torn.
1862 the undcrsiS n"d, Commissioners. will sell,
st public auction, ut Fairfax Court House, on
the 9th DAY OF UNE 1870, Court day that
valuable Mill in Fairfax equity, known as
HOPE Ark MILL located on Piney
branch, miles from Cnntreville, miles from
Fairfax station, and 3 from Clifton, on the
Orange and alexandria Railroad, to which is
attached TH RrY ACRES OF LAND seven
eighLh5 OF which arc in timber. The mill build
ing is IS by 20. three stories high, overshOt
power, with six feet head Of water, 81 feet
wheel running Mt Drascntione pair Of burrs.
There is also small but convenient d VEL.
LING HOUSE near the mill, small BARS 90
and other out. buildings 70 ali cnterpr: Ely
ing HAL, acquainted with milling. the aboTs
properly may be made very profitable.
fGKMo-rcn per cent. Of the purchase mon
ey ~ be paid in hand The residue in 6, II and
l. llo; th,, win interest from the day Of splc:
the title o. the Land TO BE- retained and the
property liable 10 c. resold upon default in
citEor of the derrred instruments. Sold b.
tween - end 3 q clock THOS. MOORE.
THO%, Z. LOVE.
Ts:rC,y TO- may 81 avis CONS Of -ulr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-08

fEHRUSTEE% SALE OF A TENEMENT
{ AND LOT OF GROUND IN ALEX
ANDKlA. VA.-By virtue of deed Of trust
executed by Reuben Ingalls,, dated May 3lst
lsC9 and Of record in liber Z, No. 3, psge BIS,
OF tho Alexandria county land records, tho IN
dcrsigncd us Trustee therein named, will ex-
poso to sale, by public auction. in front of tho
Mayors Office, in the city of Alexandria, Va,
on SATURDAY, the lllh day Of June, 1870,
at II NJ, q TENEMENT and LOT OF@
GROUND, near TO and north of the Canal E:;
Basin in front &c feet II inches, and in depth
% feet to an alley II feet in width-tho same
being the property nov occupied by said Kou-
ben Ingalls,.
Terms of sale cash.
ie4-ts+ MICH Il FANNON, Trustee
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Wash. Keep. copy and send BILL

z1OMMISSIONEkS' SALE or VALuA
Eli! REAL E9TATE.-p.u,r s na,tr, 10 Of a
Fnrlsx, rendered in tho suit o. e LEX, eTS'1sf =,
~ Wialoy, decd Ct 81. NJ it5 .Ino ''ln,,
1850. the unders gned ,ro w'o'
.rll. 1T public auction, Il! fn,riax Court house,
on the G:h DAY OF JUN nv, 1879, thst be'ng
t;"nr. dag, the following described PhorEh'
LIT NO. l,-von'sining 395! acres is situated
near Cen!rcville, adjoining tho farms 9t rHgn n
ULte7!rch and others Is well watercd ana has
y small qusrtity of timber upon il. j he asss
HOUSE, located st Centrev!l!e' INC IS nssss:
.ary out. buildings, with we'll Of good water
ia the yard. ,o,or
TEEM>-Onot tenth Of the purchase money
70 be o!ii in band as a deposit; The leslu. C,
ecrof Is %Gnths , S,'h land 'ii to- be
,ctsinnd snd tho land liable to be resold upon
saut in hsc Of or The eost on the
purchaser. IL; T;I q MARE
THOS. K. LOVE.
,rovG-14wt1 Cons. or oSht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-08
Fairfax CO., my l8-law.s

y41kUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust from William D. Shepherd and WIFE,
dated the 5th day of December, 1867 duly re-
corded amongst the lsnd records Of Fairfax
county, and for the purposes therein mention
ed, | viii sell, at public auction, ut Fairfax
Court House, Va, on MONDAY, the IO o;f d tHy
or Juno next, that being Court day; the ThAGl
Of LAID called "MuENT OAk," near the
llage If Falls Church, formerly belonging 10
D.nicl =. Duiany, containing near 3QQ o acres .
Tho buildings consist of large BRlCh EEI5A
SWELLING HOUSE ard other out slsEa-
buildings; it ia vel waLercd has su1Hclchcy
a. tilnbcr Tor lis support, and Is one OF the most
beautiful and desirable tracts OF lana IN inc
r1mTiy. II is distant about miles from Wash
iuw:oH civ ard from Alexandrla.
TEKMS-Sl .5a4 G5 with interest from The ~
nr .January, 1865, and the expenses 81 sale, WIN
l., !,uu;red in cash; Sl,69l65, with interest,"
from The 1T OF january, 1868 on tho lst day OF
january, 1871 1872 and 1873, the excess. II any
with interest from the day OF sal to be paid on
the. l.. DAY Of January, 1878, To be secured 10y n
lien unun The property, ~ the expense o. inc
purchaser. selling rs Trustee, shall convey
sucn title cnly ~ is vested in me- which' ho"'
ever j.. believed to be unluestionAbic
H'''' TIlOS. L. LOVE, Trustee
H., e.. = c1 NV lO-lHlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-08

No. NOTICE.-We have on hand
fe'S large stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Chlidron's BOOTS and SHUES, apd in order
TO reduce our stock, will sell 1T gre4tly reduced
prices. Al! in wmIt will do we'll ~ cGi! ut II
King street.
jan 2S-tf w 2 WhnDET
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16
Editorial Breyities.

A Maryland paper. speaking of the pc.
talo bug, says .ha, This year "elernsl vigi-
lance will be the price of potatoes.
A pig a, Sparta. Mo-. has rooted up
$4,000 in gold. which the owner buried
during the war and iorgo', There's mon
ey in tina. hog.
The celebration OF the 4.h in New
York was worthy OF grand old Tam.
many, Senator Cssserly OF California
was the chief vralo: and bis speech VAS
worthy of the occasion. lie hnldly and
unspsrnely denounced the usuIpsions OF
Radicslism and called upon the people Of
the country to rally for their overthrow.
A man in Ohio b. of The head Of a live
rat The other day. on q wager. Every
fellow 10 his taste.
The peach growers Of the Eastern
Shore of Maryland have commenced The
shipments Of peaches TO the Noriher mar
kets.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company purchased from the Stale on
Saturday the Blue Ridge tunnel. paying
for il $500, 900 in Stale bonds.
The u. S. income lax has been fixed
at two and half per cent. with $4,000
exemption and rent OF homestead deduct.
ed.
Idaho has gone Democratic. tbs Dem.
ocrs,is candidate for Congress being cleo
ted by m,jori,y Of eight or nine hun.
dred.
Millions OF acres Of land in Missouri.
su,e.ed % nominal buyers at l2a cents
per acre, it 10 said. srs 10 be thrown on
The market. unless The claimants promptly
comply with the terms Of purchase.
Under the new currency distribution
act. vjrginis's proportion Of the 6fty.(our
millions will be s4,9l5,9s5. West Vir'
! ginia s457,770.
The Engineer Corps. engaged in he
final location Of the Washington d Ohio
Railroad, have reached the Shenandoah
river. and are nov msking good progress
towards Winchester.
J. II. Bris,or, Real Eststs Agent. Mar.
tin.burg, West Vnsinls.hss sold The farm
OF G.. g. Toucy, containing 236 seres. to
}. W. Anderson, Of Pennsylvania, a, s2o
per scIs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16
Deaths.

In Dubuque county. lowe, July 9th, q,
Consumption. Isaac Ns,ston. youns.n
son Of James L. Cbspline. formerly Of
hi, County. sged Is years. 10 nOn,S.,
and day
Al the residence of Thomas Lieilid.f.
near Kerneysvills. on Tuesdsy last, Mr,,
Mcrgoret Brotherion, wife Of Thom,s
bfo'heI'on. deceased, in the 77,h yea, Of
her age.
On the l4th of Jone. 1870. near Sun.
mi! Point. Mise Rachel Blue. dsusht.,
Of John Blue. in The 22d yssr Of her s...
10 Baltimore. on Tuesday. July 18Th,
Rosa Hirt. vile Of Chs,l.. b. L,T,os.
and dsosh,er Of Dr.. Aie.rnd., e. Rob.
inson.
At her residence in ChsrIeslown, 90
Monday evening. July 4,h. Mr,. Nam
~. Wilson. formerly Of King & Queen
county. Vs.. sged 20 years.
In MiddIe~sy. Jefferson county, W.
Vs.. ON Saturday. July Sth, 1870, in Ii,
6srb gear Of her sse. Mn. Serene
Peaic Hank, reiicl Of the lsIe Rev. VIZ.
Hank.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

@ The use Of tobacco among men
and boys Of all ages is certainly alarming.
We see upon our sreets every day, boys
from four 10 FIVE years old. smoking and
che wing, land Of course swearing which
is certainly disgraceiul iu the extreme.
A sensible writer says good thing, and
a true one, too. for boys who use tobacco.
and we think it worth the attention OF ell.
He says at has utterly spoiled and u'-
,erly ruined thousands Of boys. II tends
TO The soflening and weakening OF The
bones, and greatly Injuries the brains. the
spinal marrow. and The whole nervous
fued. boy who smokes eagerly and
fuently, or in any way uses large quanli-
ties Of tobacco is never known 10 make a
man Of much energy end generally OF
muscular and physical as we'll as mental
power. We would particularly warn
boys who wan, to be anything in the
world. to shun tobacco as mos. banelul
poison"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

EUROPEAN ARMIEs.-Frsnce has a war
strength Of 100000 men, 100000 Of
whom are ready to march at moments
notice. Austria, who, seeing tina. she
has Sadowa to avenge, may DO looked
on as The natural ally OF France in the
coming fight, has a war strength OF s3s.
700 mon. 100000 Of whom are ready to
take the field Immediately. The South
German States will probably take the
same side, and could contribute l07, 900
men a, once. with 1900 as a reserve
force. This would give The hero Of the
Plebiscite command of 777.000 trained
soldiers. with 8 reserve Of ] ,596, l06 men
familiar with the science OF war. Prus-
Ella could bring sgsins, this formidable ar
ray. without moments delay. 100000
men. backed BY reserve force OF 1885,.
600. North Germany would psobably
follow the standard OF Bismark with 944,-
900 troops, Of which number SAC. 900 are
ready TO march. which would give Prus.
STA a, once $40. 900 men with reserve Of
1884 .32l. BY these figures it will be
seen tina, Bismark would have $4,000
more men ready for immediate service
than Napoleon, but the latter would have
a larger reserve force by 23l,7S5 than
Prussia and her allies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16
Marriages.

On the 30ih uli. 81 the American
House. in M.rtinsbure, by Rev. u. l..
Cutler. Mr.. Charits C. Shell 10 Mis-
Annie Hine6rennsr, both Of Shepherds.
town.
Ia Shsrpsburg. on the 18th inst. by
Rev. Mr.. Gring. Mr.. ". G. BoUmsn.
Of Frsmoni Nebrssks, 10 Miss Jane c.
Rohrboek. OF Sbsrpsburs. Md.
On the 6,h inst, by Rev. 8. v. Leeeh.
p. ". Souders 10 Miss .amy 4. -Zife''
both Of Msrinsbure.
On the 2ssh ul'.. by Rev. p. H. Tho@'
a.. Mr.. G. Stephens to Ms" Nary f.
Zepp. both Of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16
From the National Intelligeneer, March, 1861
AN INCIDENT OF ITS.

The besu,iful incident OF our Resolu'
,ionary history so iouehinRly related by
the Hon. Mr.. Boieler. OF Virgini,. in his
speech in the House OF Representatives
on the 25h uliimo. interested the &C.
,eemed Mrs. Sigourney, OF Connecticut
so deeply that che gave 10 the story the
attractive form of poetry. for The sraces
of Which her fine genius 10 so widely
known, and has so often been exempIl.
fed in our columns. Many friends, h'V.
ing perused the efusion in The hands Of
Mr.. Boteler, insi,ted on givingii 10 the
public, and il is therefore subjoined. 10.
ee,her with her letter 10 Mr.. Boieler. con.
senling TO i,s publication.
HARTFORD, February 20. 1850
Ny DEAR SIR ! thank you earnestly
for The letter OF the last survivor Of ihs!
pslrio. band who nobly marched from The
Ancien, Dominion 10 the aid Of Mass
chusetls 10 ITS. i, is indeed very kind
OF you to send me such precious gift.
which shall be preserved with my most
treasured autographs.
recolecl no incident in our Revolu-
,ionary history more graphic in its char
scler ian that with which you have 30
eloquentIy closed , our speech OF the 25'h
ultlmo. The poem mentioned 10 your
note is entirely ct your disposal, and am
yours. with great respect.
l.. H. SlGOURNEY.
Hon. ALEX. r. BoTELER, Of Virginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

ea BARsEcuE.-rhe Barbecue or go
cial gathering. today. Of the sSr'lrIng
members OF The old Potomac Rife Con.
dsny, al Morgan's Spring, will no doubt
be 8 pleasant affair. al least arrangements
have been made 10 make il such. Cris-
wells Come, Band will be present. The
surviving members, and citizens general
ly. will form in procession, under The d.
Iec,ion Of Capt. Lewis Lucas. in from. Of
the Courthouse, al 10 o'clock, and take
up The line Of march for the Spring.
Speeches will be delivered also.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16
MONUMENT AT ANTIErAM CEMETERY

MONUMENT AT ANTIErAM CEMETERY.
"A committee, consisting Of Hon. O..
l.. Cranmer, Hon. James G Blsin. Hon.
H. H. S,srkwes,her, Gen. E. A. Csrman
and Thomas A. Bout, Esq, held meet
ing on the 2slh ul,, a, the Metropolitan
Hotel in New York, for The purpose OF
concluding arrangements for the erection
Of q Monumen, to the Union dead in An.
tiatsm Cemetery. We learn that the
prospects for an early commencement. of
this work s,e very encouraging. and that
it will be OF such character, so lar as de-.
sign, ex.en, end beauty are concerned. as
to reflect credit upon the Nation. and tn at
it's cos, will probably exceed Thirty
Thousand Dollars.-Hagersfown Her.
aid.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

G% CouRr OF APPEALs.-The follow.
ing cases, from the Sixth Circuit, Judge
Chapline. is taken from the published
Docke, for July Term. 1870. 10 be tried
a. the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of this
State. published in the Charleston Cour.
Ter Of the 6,h instant -
George Seiber, e, 81. sp'nts vs.. John
NJ. Linton. ap'ee. appeal Gaze. from Berk-
ley, Faulkner for pl',f, Stanton & ALI
son for deft Hezekiah Rhoderick. ap'ni
vs.. b. & o. II. r. Co.. sp'ee. appeal
case, from jefferson, Faulkner for pptf,
Lee for delft; David G. Byers. sp'n.
VS.. A. D. Rutherford. apee, appeal case,
from Berkeley, Faulkner for pIlf. Stan.
ton d Allison for def; NJ. Wcisenleld
g. Co., ap'n,s vs.. Fred. Mispelhorn. ap'ee
appeal case. from Berkeley. Faulkner
for pl'ttF, Stanton & Allison and Van
Swesrinsen for def,; William J. SsePh.
ems We. Joseph Brown e, al. appeal case.
from jefferson, Santon & Allison for
pl'tG. Van Swearingen for deft; Daniel
Lafever, ap'nt VS.. John i. Blllmyer g.
81, sp'ees. appeal case. from Berkeley,
Faulkner for pVtG. Van SweaTineen for
dert; Crow and Howell, ap'nts VS.. Su.
peryisors jefferson county. ap'ees. appeal
case, from Jefferson, Sisnion q Allison
for Diff, Faulkner for deft; Farmers
Bank of Virgins, ap'ce vs.. Thomas H.
Willis e, al, ap'n,s, appeal case. from JeI-
ferson, Faulkner for pl',ff; James Nc
Grsw. sp'se vs.. Joseph Myers, ap'nt,
appeal case, from Jefferson, Faulkner,for
pl'if. Stanton & Allison for def; Will
liam Engle. spn.vs. Isaac Kidwilder ct
al, op'ess. appeal case. from Jefferson.
Faulkner for Pr,f, Stanton q Allison Tor
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

o. PosT OFFIcE REGULATIONS -rof
the inform alton of the public. ~e give Tue
following Postofics items:
Letters ,bs, have no, been delivered
from Tho Office, can be forwarded with
on, sddi,onsl postage.
Letters with q request TO be returned 20
,be writer in ~ days will be returned
a. requested wi,hou, additional Postsge.
The regulations are erpiieit against de.
liverine letters from one Office tia. are d.
rec,ed 10 another Office, excep, in case oil
discontinued Offices
Packages 90 wrapped that they cannot
be examined withou, destroying the
wrappers are charged letter postage.
Mo registration fee is charged on re-.
turn registered letters, bearing a rcquts.
Tor return.
Boz rent and Postage on papers ere
required 10 be collected at Ieas, three
months in Advance. and proceeds &C.
counted for Of the Department.
The name of the sender on a newsps.
per subjects i. to letter postage.
A private person can carry letter on
mail route ss matter of courtesy, pro'i-
ded II is enclosed in stamped envelope.
The Department does no. allow the
sale Of Stamps on Envelopes OH credit.
Pos.masiers ordering Envelopes al The re.
quest and on the credit OF another do 20 at
their own risk.
Unmcikabie Letters are those that have
no, due rate Of postage 3 cen's) paid
those misJirecled, and those insufficient.
ly prepaid. by those who kaow that The
prepayment is sufficient.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16
BALTIMORE MARKET.

TFHEAT-PeceiPt' Of new continue
llght. and miler under contract for nes
-four find II difficult 10 make delivery I"
pronp, a. wa. expected: most OF the ne"
wheat forwarded so Tar has been inferior.
and unsuit.d for grinding; the prime and
choice. which bears but email proper
ZION to the infenot. me 10 with active
com pc ,i,ion from miller. Oh''ing' 10.
dsy aere $500 bushels included IN Tho
.aes ,ete 800 bushs white 81 4S'si.
90. I75 bushs prime new red al %.
700 busbs fair do st$t 40, 800 bu'h'
inlerior at 1881 20: 1000 bu'hs prime
Ohio old crop a, 81 ~, $50 bush' shoIcO
Penn,ylvania at 81 so.
CORN-l350 bushs white end 1000
bushels yellow received-narkst be"y
and prices favored buyen-sale. 81 1850
bushs While al ! 1881 10, 1850 bushels
inferior to prime yellow ~ TO 81 o..
bulk at | O2 10 81 O5, 400 bash' w.'is.
mixed a, 81.
GOLD-Sold IN Baltimore NJ l2i.in
New York at III.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

IS CoMsIrTED.-ElizsbeIh Potter. 8
colored girl Of Hsrper's Ferry. was COM
mi,led and sen, to Jail on Friday last. by
Justice Patterson. upon the charge OF
stealing bracelets and other jewelry. vsl-
ued a. over $40.
Justice Avis committed James Foreman
to Jail on Tuesday last, on default Of civ.
ing security TO keep the peace.
Justice Patterson also committed Chss.
Hardy upon the charge Of assault and
battery pom Frank Wilson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

MA BOARDS OF REosTRATioS.-We
learn from The Charleston Courier that
Gov. Stevenson has appointed Hezekish
Rhoderick, Chss. H. Traynor and 5. n.
Lindsey. az The Board Of Registration for
This county, also Elias NJ. Pi'zar, VIM.
Jacks and Cogfor, Harden, for Berkeley
county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

@ LARGE SH,PMENT.---We learn that
during the pas, twelve months, Meesrs.
Boyer & Colbert, of townsville, Wash.
ington County. Nd. shipped from their
Warehouse, on the c. e. o. Canal, 10
Georgetown, one hundred and forty six
thousand bushels of wheat. This i, con.
sjaered very heavy transportation, and
we ecngf aiuls.e our friend Geo. II. Col
bert upon his success in business.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16
ts- IMPORTANT DRclsIoN.-I. will be

o. IMPORTANT DKclsloN.-I. will be
remembered thst abou, two years since.
Henry Stonebrsker ob,sined an injunc-
ton in the Circui, Cour, Of Baltimore
City, sRsinsi Samuel Siosebrsker, Il. X.
Hoffman, Dr.. Abrshsm S,onebrsker and
Clo,worlhy and others. Who we're manu-
featuring medicines and using his trade
mark. The case came TO q trial in said
Court and Henry S,onebraker gained il.
The defendants took out an appeal and
the case was tried q, The Court Of Ap.
peals. ct Annapolis. where the decision
was sRsin rendered in Henry Stonebrs'
ker'e favor. The following is the de-
cision as rendered by the Court -
Important Trade Mark Decision
The Court OF Appeals Of Maryland on
Thursday las, rendered an important
Judgment upon the law Of trademarks ID
the appeals Of S,onebrsker. Hoffman and
others sgains, Henry Slonebrsker The
opinion of the court. delivered BY Judge
Brent, adopts and sfiirms. upon all the
material points in controversy, the opln'
ion and conclusions Of Judge Pinkney IN
The court below. the cause being remand
ed for further proceedings. under a modi'
fics,on Of The original decree TO be made
in conformity with The views Of the appel
late tribunal. The Cour, Of Appeals
recognize the appellee. Henry Stouebra.
kerr as the proprietor Of the trademarks to
The medicines and preparations long
known and sold under the Slonebraker
name. and concur with Judge Pinkney in
determining that the appellants. Samuel
S,onebrsker, Henry X. Hoffman. DR..
Abraham S,onebraker. and Clolworlhy
and others. had frsudulen,ly combined 10
appropriate and initiate HE trade marks,
wrappers and labels. and to sell their own
preparations as his, and had so sold them
in frsudulen, violation OF his rights. The
appellants (who were the defendants be-
low are accordingly held liable 10 &C.
coun. 10 Henry S,onebrsker for all the
medicines and preparations so sold by
them in fraud. and the Court Of Appeals
dete mines .ha, the injunction "as proper.
ly issued against them, and must stand.
The modification Of the decree refers
entirely to The question of accounting. the
defendant. being exonera.ed from lisblli-
" for the preparations which they had
Manufactured bu, had not sold, and Tor
those which they were entitled to cell un-
der the agreement Of dissolution Of Stone
brsker. Hoffman g. Company. heing the
stock on hand al such dissolution. In all
other respects the original decree is al.
hrmed.
This is the first trademark case deci-
ded in the Court Of Appeals. end The op'n'
ion. 10 Q brief but lucid and comprehen-
sne statement, OF the law, has fully recog-
nized and confirmed the doctrine Of
property in trade marks, and the iurisdic-
lion of courts Of equity to protect their
owners. by injunction. as we'll as by &C.
count and compensation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

Another batch OF Chinese have arrived
si New Orleans. Vi. the Pacific railroad To
work plantsiion'. The New Orleans pa.
pers thinks The Chinese element in the
South will become very large ere long,
and thai the Celesiisl' viii in 3 great
measure take the place Of the negroes.
IRON whom petitions Of renon,lrsnce 10
Congress ate expected.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

,ha, The gres. heart Of our country will
cease TO pulsste with anxiety which no"
causes i, 10 ,hrob; and that we will escn,
in our own appropriate sphere, DO what
ve can 10 make ourselves more worthy
of The es,imable blessings which . GOOD
God has given Us. and which can only %
enjoyed by free, rirfuous. and '''1-
ted people. (Applauss.~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

Co. The colored citizens Of this town
and vicinity intend celebrating the rs'i6.
cstion Of the Fifteenth Amendment, IN
this place, on Thursday The 2Slh instant.
A Band Of Music will Us present, and sew.
ersl distinguished speakers. The differ
en-, cOlored Orders frog the adjoining
towns will be prseent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

&C. PARALYzrp.-We regret 10 learn
aha, Mr.. John Marshall, near Wslper's
Cross Roads. was pszalyzed . few days
ego. Mr.. Henry Blsckford. near ShsrPs'
burg. also become psralyz ed last week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

o. TALL CLov9R.-Mr. John I'm.
phrsy Slrider. near Kerneysville, sen, Us
q stalk Of Clover which measured 81 10
inches in length. This is a considerable
growth end hard 10 beat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

s. LARGE CoNTRAcT.-We learn that
the Potomac Cement Mile Company,
near this place, has received another order
for ten thousand barrels Of Cement for
Washington City. These Mills give EN-.
pioymeni 10 a number Of hands and is 3
great help 10 our community.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-16

o. The Concert Of Sacred Mpsic, by
the Lutheran Choir. on Friday evening Of
last week, wss well attended. The sing
ing vas excellent and the audience wss
well pleased. The OrgsD is 3 very 6ne
instsunen, and is credit 10 the Church.