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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-19
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ShepherdstoWn Market.

Corrected ,ceekly by d. S. Rsnieh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-19

DEATH OF MRs. NALLANDIGHAM.-M
Louisa A. Nallandigham-wldow OF the
late Hon. Clement L. Nallandigham, OF
Ohio-who died in Cumberland, Md, at
the residence of her brothcr-ln-law, DR..
McKaig, on Sunday morning last,
was the daughter Of Mr.. William Nc
Mahon, who was one of the earliest ana
most influential citizens of Cumberland.
She was born in the year 1918, and In
1916 she was married to Mr.. Nalland-
ieham, and removed to New Lisbon,
Ohio; but shortly afterwards Mr. Vail
andigham took up his residence in Day
ton, where he lived to the time OF his
death. The Cumberland News says:
"After the burial of her husband, Mrs.
Vallandigham, accompanied by her son,
came to visit her friends in Cumberland,
with the hope that her health, which
was shattered by the distressing death
of her husband, might improve by being
with her nearest kindred During the
first two weeks succeeding the lamen-
table occurrence of Mr.. Nallandlgham S
death her reason was much affected, but
she had fully recovered after the lapse
of fortnight, and her mind, up to the
hour of her death, was as clear as ever
The immediate cause of her demise was
dvsenterv. from attacks ofwhich she had
been suffering all summer. But few
weeks ago Mr.. Mrs. Vallandigham
were both in robust health, with the
promise of many years before them.
To-day both are wrapt in the cold en-
brace of death, and Of the happy family
they and their son composed, there is
only Charley lcft-a promising young
man, aged about seventeen years. We
learn that it is designed to place the re-
mains of Mrs Nallandigham in a vault
at the Rose Hill Cemetery, and to re-
move them to Dayton i'll the fall
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@-The thermometer stood on Wed
needay afternoon at lOl degrees
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-19

g- The following letter, addressed
by prominent democrat residing III the
Western part of the State, to a fellow
democrat here, has been handed us for
publication -
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PUBLIC SALE.

Aug 10
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st. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-FIour closed dull ard
lower, snperfine winter $3.50; Xxx $500
$50 xxx 1915. Wheat, inspected lots
Of red fall active and higher, No. 3 SI.I5
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West End Avenue.

Maj. W. f. Foster and j. NJ. Nash have
II cejved the contract for grading West
Eud avenue, and laying down the railroad
track from the intersection of Carroll
street to the Fair Grounds and Oockrill's
Spring. This avenue, which is a continu-
alton of Broad street, will be ninety feet
wide. The street railroad track will be
laid down in the centre of the thorough
fave, and on each side of the track the
width will be sufficient for pleas
ure carriages without coming
in contact with the line OF
the railroad. The contractor have al
ready commenced work, and every possible
effort will be made to have the avenue IN
der proper grade and finish, and the trsck
finished by October, in time for the Fall
Fair
West End avenue is destined TO be q
thoroughfare of note, and we can picture
in our minds eye the scene of ratthog We
hicles and the crowded condition Of the
and forwards between the city and
the Fsir Grounds. But this travel
and hustle Will not be con-
fined alone to the fair week. Think of
the long stretch of railroad aud the very
pleasant ride it will afford. And then the
Avenue too, SO broad and smooth, will sf-
ford one of the best drives leading from
the city, and it will, during the pleasant
seasons, be a very shell road indeed,
where fast nags can be Let out to test their
speed. All hail West E1d-we intend to
get up an excursion party as soon as flu
ished, and chars or O whole car for our
qualification.
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statutes of renne..e..

We are indebted to Paul & Tavel,
publishers, Union street, for a copy
Of the Public Statutes of the
Stats Of Tennessee since the year
1858, being in the nature of a Supplement
to the Code" edited by James Fl. Shank
land, Esq, an attorney Of this city This
much needed book is gotten mp in excel
lent style, and reflects great credit both on
the editor and publishers. Every officer
and every lawyer knows how extremely
difficult it is to find out what the statute
law of this State now is, because
of this many enactments since the
Code. The alterations, amendments,
reports and revivals are innumerable
and ineomprehensible to all except the
close professional reader. This volume is
designed to exhibit in one view the public
laws of the State, enacted since the Code.
Acts repealed and acts merely temporary
or special in their effect have not been in
oluded. 1t also contains the new amend
ments to the Constitution OF the United
States and the new Constitution of the
State. In the appendix, the repealed and
amended section of the Code, the Statutes
repealed since the year 1858, and the Acts
repeating them, and the Acts relating to
county lines, are all specified. We think
the arrangement Of the matter will be
highly acceptable to the profession, and
we predict for the book the largest sale of
any law book ever published in this
State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-29

The following are the cotton Gaotat;oI 5
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, wheve
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly. and are always aoces-
stble to the public.
LIVERPOOL, July %, IO:3o.-Ootton
market quiet. Sales 10 OOO balee. Up
lands 9@94 ,; Orleans 94@95d Net re-
ceipts of the week of all classes 5000
bales; American 5000 bales. Stock of
all classes 699, 900 bales; American $50, 900
bales.
New YORK, July 26, 10:3O-Ootton dull
and nominal Ordinary uplands 15s@15tc;
good ordinary 17s@17tc; low middIing 1871
1890; middlipg 203@20sc; Alabama 2Os@
2O3c; Orleans 20t@21e; Texas 2lt@214o.
July delivery l9c.
LIVERPOOL, July %, 1:2O-Cotton fiat.
Sales 5000 bales; 1000 bales to specu-
lAtors. Uplsuds 81; Orleans sd
New YoBK, July %, 12-Cotton dull
and nominal. Sales $50 bales on the spot.
Ordinary aplands 15sc; good ordinary 17se;
low middliDg 19fc; middling 2O4c; Ala
bama 2GAc; OGeans 205c; Texas 1tc.
July delivery lS5,; August 1889.
New YORK, July 20, 2:15.-Mazket weak,
but demand fair for spot cotton. Ordinary
upIands 1890; good ordinary 17sc; low
middling l94c; middling 204c; Alabama
2Osc; o leans 20ac; Texas 21so. Contracts
steedier. Sales 1000 bales on thespot a. d
8, 900 on contracts. August delivery ISEc.
LlVERPooL, July 20, 5.-Msrket un-
changed Stock of all classes afoat 1884,
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The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets are doing reg.
Mar exchange and banking business; they
receive deposits and allow interest thereon;
thew furnish drafts in amounts wanted, on
London, Dublin, L ,inburgh and all parts
of Germany; they FL orders on commits,
sion, for the purchase or sale OF bonds,
stocks, etc; they keep for sale government,
state. county and railroad bonds, and they
at all times pay the highest rates for gold,
silver, uncurrent money, land warrants,
railroad stocks, etc.
The Sozodout is highly recommended
for the teeth
The United States Hotel, Louisville, is E
good place TO stop at.
The American House, Boston, is one Of
the best hotels in the country.
Go 70 Bob. Patterson's, round the cor
ner, this morning, and get plate Of turtle
soup.
The trade is supplied with Epoch Nor
gan Sons Century Soap by Slime d Biz
minghsm.
Guardians, administrators and executors
are referred to the notice Of W. &. Ewin.
County Court Clerk.
Fall style silk hats open to-day at the
fashionable emporium of Ely & Whiteside.
Chancery sale of piano and furniture at
the residence of III. Morganstern.
Hostetter's Bitters have stood the test Of
time.
Called meeting If Phoenix Lodge TO-
night for work in the third degree.
Return books belonging to the State Ii
brarv
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Hon. Z A James, of Chattanooga, was
in the city yesterday.
Andy w. francisco, formerly of the
Cincinnati Times, returned yesterday from
a visit to Chattanooga. He will remain in
the city for several days
W. A. Wade, the handsome editor of the
Lebanon Herald, was in the city yestsr-
day.
w. NJ. Bowles, clerk of the Maxwell
House, was registered at the Louisville
Hotel on Thursday.
J. W. Allison, of the Sequatchie San, is
in the city.
There we're large number of arrivals at
the Battle House yesterday, among whom
we're J. L. Ridley, Murfreesboro; P. L. s.
VIrdeD, Delaware; Col. J. j. Wherry and
W. S. McGlothlip, Sumner county; n. f.
Chairs, Spring Hill; J. G. Rodemer, Gal
latin; Joseph j. DobbiDs, Georgia; John
T. Stark, jackson; A. d. Trimble, Win
chester; G. W. Carrigan, Lincoln county;
E. L. Woodson, Virginia; A. Thompson,
Maury county; J. Q Gates, Louisville, KY;
J n. Fakes, ST., j. M. Fakes, jr, and D.
o. Fakes, New Orleans; James j. Clifford
and Robert L.. Martin, Murfreesboro; G..
w. Mckenzie and K. h. Wyatt, Dickson
county.
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LOCAL. JOrTINGs.

An exchange says that Senator Brown
| low viii spend the balance Of the summer
| in Maine. He can remain longer if be so
| desires.
fine rain in this locality between IL
and O'Clock yesterday.
The sewer through Bunk Alley is nearly
completed
The foundation for the new block of
buildings on the City Hotel site is pro-
crossing as the work of tearing down the
old wall is going on.
The weather of the past few days has set
people to thinking about Cannes ice
cream saloon, and the good things he pre-
psres for his customers
We regret to hear that Mr.. George Hick
man, some weeks since badly hurt by q
falling timber at new structure on Church
street, and who was at one time thought 10
be recovering from the effects of his iDiu-
ries, is again so much worse rs to excite
painful apprehension as TO the result
Among gentlemen interested in railroads
nothing very exciting was yesterday occur
the meeting at Linck's Hotel of the Edge
field and Kentucky Railroad Directors.
Our amiable young fciend, Albert AkeIs,
Esq, Clerk of the Circuit Court, who has
been in feeble health for the past few days,
is again able for official duties and deeply
impressed by gratitude for the pretty
flowers sent him by his lady friends.
The entire profits on lot Of twenty live
wstermelons yesterday purchased and sold
by an enterprising vender Of fruits was ex-
actly five dollars in favor Of the original
holder. The merchant just lacked that
much of making a cent, but takes some
thin consolation in the reflection that the
experiment will ultimately work to his ad-
vantage.
An enterprising artist, supposed to re-
present some illustrated paper East, was
yesterday afternoon engaged in making q
full and correct sketch of the Markethouse,
City Hall, outside sheds, etc. Gentlemen
who were watching his movements insist
that he was perfectly sober and sketching
away in regular built earnest. We want
to see them sheds in print.
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Cumberland University EndOw-
InRnI

Col Ball, who represents the st. Louis
Life Insurance Company, is having fine
success procuring policies for the endow
ment of Cumberland university. He
has already procured 10 policies Of 81, 00C
each in this city, and has only been at worn
two or three days. He has the promiLe o.
about dozen more. He hopes to raise al
least $50, 600 in this city, aDd on the plan
he proposes this ought to be done. Cum
5erlsnd University is one of the great
leaders in Education, ard every citizen is
interested in its success.
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RIVBR AaB WEATHER.

The river was about stationary at this
poiut yesterday, with % inches on tie
shoals Weather cloudy, with a heavy
shower Of rain about NOM.
The Umpire cleared for Cairo last even
ing with a summer trip.
Osps. j. N. Corbett, who has been on
the Marble City for several trips, has again
taken charge If the Sc. Joseph.
The steamer MaysyiIle is tied up for
dsbt at Msysvills, Ky.
During the year ending June so, 1871,
there were built At Cincinnati % steam
boats, with total tunnage Of I2,31S.3 "a; 4
towbOats, total tuunage 525.I5; 2 ferry
boats, total tUn1sgs IS 81; l propeller,
total tunnage, 1886. % barges, total tuu-
mage 7,472.39; and 4 canal boats. with
total tunuags of 1876 80, making IS vessels
in all DuuDg the year the number of
vessels lost and abandoned amounted to 3
steamboats,, "a baTges and so canal boats.
William Campbell, who ia at present in
command Of the Governor Allen, has been
steamboating in the capacity of steward
for twenty seven years, daring which time
he has never been IL the employ of but
three different parties. He owns one Of
the finest improved farms in the
State of Missouri, and has yalua-
bic property in New OdsanR, and
has long since been considered
a rich man, but he seemed to think that
his sphere Of usefulness lay in the stew
ards department, and has studiOusly
summed promotion. He is in many re-
spects a remarkable man, and, perhaps.
has not in point of ability and popularity
a superior among the steamboats, of the
South.
The St Louis Times, Of Thursday. SAYS:
Quite an excitement was occasioned yes-
terday on board the steamer Ida, lying at
tho Omaha whsrfboat by the bursting Of a
carboy OF vitriol, which set the steamer on
nre and threatened fOr a few seconds to
become serious. fortunately the Nile.
which lay aloDg side, had her nose shipped
up and washing of the dsck. The en-
glneer, seeing The frs, Immediately turned
Gu stream OF water ard put it ont, and
threw the broken earbOy into the river. A
moments delay might have caused The de-
struction of several steamboats,. as il WAS
but one Of dozen stored together.
On July l, 1901, seventy years ago. ona
Of the frst steamboats, ever built made a
trial trip on the Thames. This is the ao-
punt of it given by the London papers of
he day:
An experiment q s taken place on The
riVer for the purpose Of working barge OK
my other heavy craft against wlcd and
iide by means Of steam engine, 90 avery
'1mple construction. The moment tba
engine was set to work, the hnree was
brought about, answering her helm ouick-
y, aid she proceeded III once 10 msks
way against strong ebb Tide at The tsts
81 nearly two miles and haIf an hour.
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Edgar Mission Chapel.

In Golfers window yesterday We no.
ticed a d-aught, by X WiIlett, of the
Edgar Mission Chapel, lately erected in
North Nashville inst beyond the cotton
factory The Chapel Is named in memory
of the lamented Rev. De. John Todd Ed
gar, the able divine, and for long period
the beloved pastor of the First Presbyte-
rian Church Of this city. Tho chapel is
Gothic in style, and very handsome little
building, and from the continued increase
of population IN that locality, it is likely
will be largely attended So mote it be.
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tennessee DentaI Association.

The Tennessee Dental Association met
in this city on Thursday at the ofi,a of
DIR. w. X. Bowling, and adjourned yes
terda,. The attendance was good, and a
considerable amount of business was
brought up and discussed.
Among other matters discussed, was the
subject Of adopting some method by
which the people at large will be educated
more fully 10 the benefits to be derived
from Dentistry, and a resolution was
adopted ordering the printing of circu-
lar for general circulation.
The following officers we're elected yes
terday
DR.. l. G. Chisholm, President.
Dr. Sandusky, Of Shelbyville, and DR..
J. @. Ross, Of this city, Vice Presidents.
D.. Z Chisholm, of Tuscumbia, AlabaS
ma, Recording Secretary.
DIR. A. Hartman, of Murfreesboro, Cor
responding Secretary.
DR.. S. ]. Cobb, of this city, Treasurer.
A resolution was adopted last evening,
rendering vote of ihanks to DR.. Bowling
for the use of his Office.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 2S, P. M.-Consols 80
United States bonds firm; 52Os Of 1862
92s; 1865 92I; 1868 9ls; I0-4Os 81. Pc
troleum spirits 11s@1Is Cd. Turpentjne
43S
FRANKFORT, July 28.-United States
5-2Os of 1862 965@964.
PARIS, July zo.-Rentes 55f Toe. The
bullion in the Bank of France has de-
creased "a, 500, COO francs since last week.
LIVERPOOL. July 28-Ootton fat: mid
ding uplands Sd; Orleans sd. Sales
5000 bales; for speculation and export
1000 bales. Sales of the week rs, 900
bales; for export 1000 bales; for sps oula-
ton $4,000 bales. Receipts of the week,
$4,000 bales; American II 900 (3S, OOOO
Actual exports 5000 bales. S ock afioa5
46i, 600 bales; American 80 coo bales. Re
ceipts of wheat for three days 20, 900
bushels; American $4,000 bushels. Flour
24s Sd. Lard 49s. Cheese SIS. Turpen-
tine Ass.
Manchester advices are less favorable
and cause dizziness.
New YORK Money Market.
New YoRK, July est I'D dull and
looks az it lower prices will be nIsds. Ths
CLIQUE ere trying not to let IL dfop below
III; opened at 1128 and olo-ei at l12
Loans made at from TO - ca. p. r
anEum, and 1-64 of per cent per day for
use. C'e rrings So, 1000, 600 Shipments
TO- morrow estimated at SiS5,OOO. Gov
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER

WASHINGTON, D. O., July %, 1871.
Synopsis for the past tDeHty f0ur hours
No important changes have been report
ed from the Rocky Mountains and Pacific
stations, High pressure on Lake Superior
has extended southwark to Kentucky, and
eastward TO Lake Huron. Low pressure
that ives north of Lake Ontario, has grad
ually disappeared, and that which existed
on the Western Gulf has probably moved
northward That which was west of I'LL
nois still continues. N1rtheasterly winds
have prevailed from Michigan to Lake So
perior, and to the Missouri River, bat are
now charging to southeast. The weather
has remained without material change in
the South Atlantic States. Rain has fallen
Or the Immediate Gulf Coast. Threaten
iug and cloudy weather has prevailed d.
ring the day from New York 10 Tennessee,
and thence to lowe.
Probabilities. -Threatepiug and rainy
weather will probably extend tonight east
ward TO Michigan and Eastern Tennessee.
The same is probable for Saturday in the
interior of the Southern and Gulf States,
and pleasant weather for New England.
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Before special Chancellor DE NoSs Col
A. 5. Colyar, on the side of John Frjzzell,
in the Winchester aud Alabama Railroad
case, yesterday made long sud able ar
gumept He had lust concluded when
court adjourned in the afternoon, his be-
ing the O1ly speech made in the case du-
ring the day Gen. Pillow, representing
Wright Il Co., viii close the argument this
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Tbe picnic Ruth eryord.

We are authorized to state that arrange
ments have been made with the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad to convey all
persons from this city to the grand picnic
ia Rutherford county, on Wednesday next,
81 half fare, leaving here at 8 A. M, and
returning by special train at P. Ii. The
Committee Of Arrangements inform Us
that ample conveyance will be in waiting
at Winstead depot to take the visitors to
the picnic grounds and return them in
time for the evening train.
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EIccaed Librarian.

AT the meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Library Association, held yesterday
evening, our young friend, D. d. Raips,
was elected Librarian. This isan admirable
selection. Mr.. Rains is the right man in
the right place, and visitors viii always
find him affable in manners and active IN
ihe discharge of bia duties. In week or
so. tls rooms will be openC d, and, in the
meantime, We again suggest that the exec
utive COMMITTEES are prepared TO receive all
the donations that may be made.
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Death OF Gen. Boyle.

The telegraph brings us the intelligence
of the death of Gen. j. I. Boyle, Presi.
dent of the Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railroad. He died suddenly Of
apoplexy, at his residence in Louisville,
yesterday evening, at 8 o'clock. The de-
ceased, during the wo-, was q Brigadier-
General in the Federal army, and was at
one time Military Governor OF Kentucky.
lie was q man of iBdomitable perssve-
rance and energy, and since the war has
been linked with many important enter
r,ricno
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EafnhItshed 1909,

Enoch Morgan's Sons Century Soap will
not rot or disorder the fabric. Requires
less quantity, less time, less labor, and
costs less than the ordinary family soap.
One trial will convince the consumer of It's
excellence and economy. Adapted for use
in either soft or hard, cold or warm water.
For durability and oheapness it has few
equals, and 40 superior as a family or
laundry soap.
The trade supplied by Slime Il Birmipg-
ham, Sole Agents. jy29 st
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Lovely Peace Returns.

Two large Irish families, or rather fani-
lies of large Irish people, aud mon, wo-
men, and children, were yesterday present
at the office Of Justice Wilkinson by force
of peace warrants mutually sworn ont by
the heads Cf the two warlike houses. H.
stead of requiring the qusrrelsome neigh
bors to enter into peace bonds, Justice
Wilkinson succeeded in doing better
thing by inducing them to make friends.
The prosecution in each case was with
drawn, amicable relations were fully re-
stored, each man kissed the otheI's wife,
and peaceful influences agliu held sway
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A 81. Robinson ct al vs.. Sd National
Bank; Judgment $2,299.50; appealed.
Chas. NJ. Mathews vs.. Mayor and City
Council and Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company; judgment 81, 1872. so.
appealed. II. H. MArbury VS.. Mayor ct
al. and Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company; Judgment s87S.07; appealed
Willis Baker VS.. w. J. Emory; judgment
SI5.26. j. P. Rexford vs. Il j. SullJ; given
to the jury. r. L. Weakley vs. K. Mallory;
Judgment S1OS 81. G. W. Gale and AK
vs.. ]. T. Lyons ct al; Judgment S1O3 81.
Lott Scott vs. NJ A. Parrish ct al. pending.
Several cases dismissed, and several con-
tinued on affidavit.