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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-18

GLASS Tor Picture frames aud windows
U al SIZE. f;om 2 fee, by feet to al!
sizes smaller. ell ii. NJ. BiIiinGs
feb Dug Sore.
CARDSHEET'S S.l'e. McAl''rer'.
VI S,lve, McGill'. SsIve, llolIaways
Salse. CatbolIc S.lse. aud Sings Itch
Oinlmentei II. NJ Billings
feb II Drug Store.
III HAT To Wear And How To Make
I'll l,-A Book Of lnsucrrnon on Dfess
and Dress Making for the Spring and
Sumner Of 1871, price IS cts. at
Lauck's Book Store.
MARK Twain's [Burlesque) Au,obi-
Ll osrsphy and fret Romsnee. Richly
llIusns,ed. Price IS cts. at
Lauck's Book Store
old Iron. Bones. Rage. Old Copper
u and Brass. wanted in exchange Tor
Goods or Cash BY
Ac Curly s. DUKE.
msreh II Chatesrown.
III HITE Wash Brushes, Cement. Gil
III cine Plaster, Cisicrn Pumps and
Patent Water Drawers. for sale by
McCudy + Duke.
march ii ChsrIes,own.
III L have for sale large stock Of Tin
III ware OF our own Manufacture, and
give prompt attention 10 Tin Roofing and
Spouline. nc Curry &. Duke.
march Ii Charles,own.
CORN Shelters. Hay, Straw and Fod.
" der Cutters, for sale BY
81 Hecu'dy + Duks.
mach II Chas'et0va.
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4 VOID GCACNS.-A VIC IN OF carly IadIs-
n creiion, ecu Ing nervou, debility, rfepslure
decay, DC, having tried m VAIN every aver.
Used remedy, has simple means Of ,tllou,e.
which be "l,I send tree 10 his fellow 40 fTerer.
Address J. II. Tuuie, IS Nassau street. n. Y.
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The oommistion for eIsmins claims
q Soo'herntoy aIis.s FOR supplies furnish.
cd the United States srmy will hold an
eai'y sess'on in Washington.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-18
A CARD.

WE The undersigned having purchased
w the business and Stock Of Boots and
SIoes Of John Ray. we will continue The
business al The same stand. and respect
fully ask the patronage Of the public,
and will endssvor 10 do our uimos, 10
please our customers. Gives US cali
GEO. NCCllaN.
GEO. W. YONTZ.
March 4, 1871. Il
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Ag]z2g The Great Cause


Price SIX cents.
4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
MENf and hadicsl Cure Of Seminal " esk-
ress, or Spermatorrho.s, induced by Self
Abuse, Involuntary EmIssiors, Inaoteucy.
Nervous Debility, and lmpeGInenls to Mar
risge generally; Consumption, FpIlepsy, and
Fits. Mental and Physical IncspscIty, &c.
BY ROB. J. CULVERWELL, II. d, author
OF the &c, cen BOOK" &c.
TIE world renowned author, in this sdniF,-
bic Lecture, clearly proves from hu osu eI-
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certain aud efeclusl, by which every sufferer.
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This lecture will prove boon TO lhouisud'
and Thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain en"lope, 10 any
address, on receipt Of SIX cents, OF two postage
stamps, By addressing the publishers.
Also, DR.. CULVERWELI5 Marriage
Guide" price IS cents.
Address the Publsbsn,
CAAS J. C. KLINE & co,
l27 Bovery, New York, s--
Post Ofice Box $50.
March II. 1871. u
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4 GREAT OFFER. Horace Nser., isl
Roadway, y. Y..wrlj Jl,po-e OF One Hound
nd PIANO., htlOjsons. snd Orgsns OF Elk trs,
Class mskef.. inci,Jln. Waters. at extremely
IJw puc,s forcash during this mon b, "f MI
takc paU cash and islsn,e IN monthly Or
quarterly ipsislimeuts.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

InHE undersigned hereby informs the
4 puthc that he has for sale 100 tons Of
PLASTER, 100 Sacks OF G. A. SALT,
FLOUR and OFFAL. and 1000 bushels
OF No. | LINE for white washing and
plas,eIing, upon reasonable terms.
&. H. COLBERT.
Cedar Grove Mills. March IL. 1871.
P. S.-l will pay the highest cash
prices for WHEAT, CORN and OATS
delivered al any convenient point on Big
Ssrk Water. on HE e. & o. Canal.
Freieh,in2 of all kinds alsO done on
reasonable terms.
G. II. COLBERT.
Townsville. Harch II. 1871. 3m
STEREOSCOPES,
VIEWS.
ALBUMS.
CHROMOS.
FRAMES.
E. g. II. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
sol Broadway, New York,
Invite the attention Of the Trade 10 their e1-
lensye assortment Of the above goods, OF their
own publ cation, manufacture aud importation.
Also,
PHOTO LANTERN SLIDES
aud
GNAPuoscoPEs.
NEW VIEWS OF YOSEMITE.
T.. d. II. +. ANTHONY & CO.,
sol Broadway, New York.
uppo.ire Metropolitan Hotel,
Importers and Manufacturers OF
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
March II ~
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IT'S Acres.


The Improvements are not so good. bot
| will cell the and on such terms thai II
will gay the purchaser 10 bulld on the
land. 1t has enough Of Timber, good
Orchard, and is well wsIered, there beng
upon it goud well with new pump IN
it, 2 ponds, and running wafer through
the fern in Two places. wlI! cell US
Acres or " III cell part ol It. There lie
DC Acres, wiki running water through H..
and about Acres Of Timber. and have
,he lumber 10 bullI house on The ground
which viii let 60 with The &c Acres. |
will give possession in 30 days.
would Ike to have one hIrd down in
money or good paper, and tie balance !
Will wall from one to five years.
THOMAS FILES.
March !. 1871. #
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FARM FOR SALE.
Ttsle,
". A. CHAPLlNE. Clerk.
March II. 1871. Prs fee SO 4"

I OFFER the Farm on which ! now re.
i eide, at Private Sale. The laTm lles
q miles west OF ShfphcrJsIo"n. sdJorn.
ing the lands of d. S. OrnjorG and 9TH
ers, and contain,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
jefferson County.
Emmsl ne Lee.
John Lee.

To The Defendant
Take notice tina, on the 3rd day Of A.
nil next. between the hours Of 9 8. m.
and r. III. The dep"sinons OF Emmsllne
Lee. William Bison and other Witnesses,
will be taken in this cause, before BsFi
Avis, Jusiice Of the Peace, al his office,
IN Hsrpers Ferry. in said County and
State. II not then concluded, they will
be continued from day to day until they
arc,
CHARLES DAVIES,
Pl'Ts Attorney.
March 4 1871. Az
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Green e. Lucas. Pc.
March II. 1871. (Prs. fe. s6) 81

A LARGE stock OF Wbite~ssh Bru.h-
n &c. of all grades, from IS cents TO The
highest prices. si
march Billings Drug Store.
TUST received a nice lot Of Wos,eu-
y bolm's Cutlery. .,
m.reh4 Billings D'ue Store.
VlRESH Garden Seeds just received
* from Robe,t Buisi, .,
match 4 B,llings' Drug Stose.
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DSYCHOMANGY.-hny lady or seatie.asn
J. can make SiCOJ month. secure their own
happiness and Independently Obtaining rSY.
CHOMANCY, FASCINATION, or SOUL
CEARN!|G. 400 pages: cloth. Full IN.
s'rlciions % Csc TINS power over men or ant
msis E, will. how &c Mcsmeri1e. become Trance
or Writing Mediums Dvina,ion, SPl'ru,hSm.
Alchemy, Philosophy of Omen. and bro ms,
Brigham Young's Earem. GUIDE 10 Marriage.
& 20 al contained n this book; 10000 .o'd;
price ~ ms! in cio,h sl.25; paper cover ".
Tor.cI-hny person Wiling to act "a agent
vii receive sampls copy Of The work fee. A.,
10 CAPITA is required. al d-,l,ous OF Genree
employment should s.od Tor me boz. ca,i95.7:
70 cents ior ros;5e'.to T. ". EVANS & co,
I Souta SIN g., Philadelphia
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seIIIOR TOT S1'VV'
A good Violin and Bow only 81 90
A SC Guitar 70, 3 SO
A IS Banjo for %
A So rs ACCORDION. French, for 81
A SO so Accordeon, GerWsn, 70
81 90 Coco Flutes for %
A 50 SO Concertna Tor 81
SIS Base Violin for 1900
50 cen, Violin Bows for 70
Csll early and secure Bargains. a
splendid chance for parties to form
String Bands and get their instruments
cheap, Don't forget the place.
W. B. LAUGHS
March 4 Book Store.
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GREAT s.edIeal Book aud i en~a seeIets.
" u L-dles. aud Gent. 'Ssrt tree iof t"o
stamps. DR.. Doasp.rIe Co., Cincinnati, ID.
Mach IL q"
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March !. 1871.
3 g 8 ? 9 9 8 s 9

2 Z & 9 g Z e 2 2
TO THE WORKING CLASs.-Ws are
now prepsrel 70 fu;nIsa al, ciasse. wiki c.n-
s'2aI employment a. home, the whole Of tie
time c. f3r the slare moments. business new,
ll,L; and prof.etIr Persons Of either ser 'as.
i!y earu ron SOC. to IS per evening, and pro.
poruonai sum 10y devounG Their whole time to
the business. BOYS and guls earn nesriy a,
much a uen. Tia: al who rec this notice
may send Their address, and lest III. hUsl'ess,
We maze The unparalleled otT,r. 10 such -
are not vel ss,.-hca, va viii send s to Psy
for &c uoublr o. wrrirs. Foil particulars,
valuable tamPs which vii 10 30 commence
vo-i On, CO. = cory of INK rsor-yt b'rEaA.
~ IcariH.cN--, e O. tie isrsea, sud Jes;
f@y rc~5.s-crs eve rab.isaed-aN sent
i.ss b. nsjl. is7''', yog ~tn, permanent,
Prohia5!s vc,E address
/. q. h.LkN { Co., Augusta. Ncine.
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mou 10 Inis IUr nisn

a correspondent of the Charleston Cou.
rier, writing from Black villein this State,
under date, July 22d, tries to be hfa-
lutin. Speaking OF shat place and
its inhabitants said correspondent sayn:
The sons of Ham may be seen about
the village any hour of the day.
'REcupASs SUB rEGMINE FAGI,
as Horace has 1t, and it is ouly in the
South Carolina ucgro that you will 6nd
that 'otium cum di9nitatc' to which so
frequent aliuslon is made by the classic
author"
Doubtless the Cowier's correspondent
lot so a long breath when he got of that
Latin. The Courier too, we have no
doubt, sent it ont to its many readers say
ing the while "Now our subscribers can't
say we havn't got al intelligent corps of
correspondents, for they can write
Latin" .
Oh, dear, oh dear. Shall we spoil
the pretty correspondence Of The Cbu-
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rier (? Ifso let our readers know that
it was not Horace who wrofs Essn1ans
sub tegmins .tagi, ssIt was Virgil, the
Opening S~s-YIa q; " tnns author pepig
".Tstyre IN pataiae gseutsss SUB tsgamsJ Jagi."
Oh, dear soh dear Where il. Hor-
ace where is Yirgil,--and oh! where are
the classic shades of the CourierP
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[coMMUNIcATED.] .l6 6yxHE.
LEwIsvILLE, s. C.
July Goth, 1871.

July Eotb, 1911.
Editor Orangebny Mr,cs:
Sir: as subscriber to your paper,
l take great pleasure in writing ,ypp. o
libe or two I have watched closoly
the course taken by tho NEWS since it
has been under your editorial, mnnage-
ment. and l must confess that altho,
heartily disausted at the manner iu
which yon crowded its columns, from
week to week with the laws of the
State, to the exclusion Of other rca Iing
matter, yet have always found in your
editorial columns, articles, the spirit or
which if carried out, will rebound to the
benefit of our County. There are scarce
ly any politics in this State now, and
like you think every man should strive
for the best men for office and positions
of trust. Let Us all Join hands together
and try to work for the redemption Of
our State. | did not much Mr.. Editor.
like your course in the beginning of
your editorial connection with the NEy,.
but latterly have read with Inseress
and admired tho manly tone Of many of
your articles. Ifyou will continue to
hold out in the futsrc against corrup-
tion and dishonesty, as you have in the
past, we have hone that with the aid
the Daily Republican will give Us, on
the sidp of honesty in the next campaign.
that better era will come about
But l started out to write you word
or two. and | find myself away here on
second page of foolscap.
Enclosed please fnd subscription for
another year. Perhaps you will hear
from me again soon.
Respectfully,
LEWISVM.LE.
[The receipt and tone of the above
letter from the gentleman that wrote it.
we must say was an agreeable surprise to
US. We assure our correspondent that
whatever 1somissa,wo have made in,onr
editorial columns, ws,meaM, and will
faithfully observe i,s ,lie future.
As to the Acts which se have bren.pu5-
iislSius, we pmmisc to, fsntsii,veey SON.
''Lcwisvi,k@ viii accept uur tf,,n'ks li,r III.
whcrewith,l for s,sslcription tooarprp.r:
Good readers, how many more Of you.
will do the sa,se? /, i. mighty h It, md
ts lave 20 sseai and fa.nc over fsulsc,,p
paper from dry to dry without a, ses
cents now and then to give Or. Oi?ycros;
Soda Fountain c1ll, is not tho. nssat
pleasant work in the world As,soon as
another good old Subscriber pays US up,
we will lot our readers know it, for It will
he sure to make 10 all feel good. Our
devil Hasn't been on "bendcr" for six
months bacause not possessed of the
wherewithal ,n do it.-Ep. NEws.1
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OBITUA a r Y.

DiEp-On the 10th of July, 1871, Mr.
SAMUEL BOARD, aged about sc years.
Grant o God, that while we, the friends
and relatives, lament the departure Of our
esteemed friend, we may always remainder
that we are NEST certainly to follow him ;
and give MS grace to prepare for that last
hour, by n good life, that we may net be sur
pised by sudden and unpropided dea,l,
bu, be ever watching, that when Thou shais
call we may. with the bridegrosms enter
into eternal glory, where we will meet an es-
ieemed friend and fa,her
The promise is, blessed are they that die
in the Lord, for they rest from their labor
and their works follow them" .-
J. p. M.F.
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de.ion.
You nre hereby summoned and required to
be and appear before Thompson IL. Cooke,
Esquire, Trial Justice in and for the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, on the twenty eighth
day of August, 1871, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, at his Oaiccin the Town Of Orange
burg in the County and State aforesaid. TO
answer the Complaint of the Plaintiff in this
Action, which is filed in the Office Of the
said Trial Justice.
If you fail to answer the Complaint sfore-
said, Mt the time aud place above mentioned,
the Plaintiff will have judgment agaiss, you
for the sum of fifty dollars with interest Mt
tho rate of one and One-half per centum per
month from the twentieth day Of December,
Ammo Domini 1870, and for the costs Of this
action. IZLAR & DIBBLB,
p, ,ntif's Attorusys.
Dated at Orangeburg, S. c., June 90, 1871.
Witness my Hand and Seal. s
J, II. COOKE, [L.S.1
.,s Trial Justice.
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To the Defendant 7. Addrson nHrphy:
Take notice that the Summons In this Ae-
ton, of which tho foregoing Is copy, vas
Filed in the ofiee OF Thompson II. Cooke,
Esquire, Trial Justice at 0rangeburg. in ths
State Of South Carolina. on the thistseAth
day Of Julyyl871. - ! hEgda ,'ea3tp
lZLAR & DIBBLE,
Z E1t 253 Plaintiffs Attorneys,
'if ssa Russell Street.
orangeburg, 6. c.
July ii, 1871. .--l5 6t
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B~-oUR' COUNTRY FRTENBe'
are respectfully invited tn mvkc use nf-
our W WAGON YARD when, they visit.
Town-G0OD WELL Of WATER
TROGGH &C., convenient. So
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sAfN u CO. ssfa Sam q, CO.
SAN SANS : ,S9 S9 Fl sSssssiIES ssiS : ! g g,
.sAINs d, cG.gSsgf g-fsg SAN SAN 4 CO.
SELLS
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was finally crushed under the heel Of
British despotism.
Now the Orangcmcn deemed them
selves free aud independent subjects of
the United States Government, not lack
ing in allegiance and patriotism to Rcpub-
lican principles and Republican laws,
and felt that thay had right to celebrate
or commemorate any day that was dear to
their hosoms or their memory. Hence
T."U'. ~. - --.-.-- ---.-.:-...~..o. "
parade the streets Of New York City on
the 18th Of july, 1871 hence their in
dignatiop at the order Of Superintendent
kelso, sforbidding them from tho free
exercise Of Il right which the Cons.itu-
tion Of this country guarantees to its
humblest subject.
They simply desired 10 commemorate
the eanniyersary ofa day which was dear
TO their Protestant hearts aud il was
wrong and inexpiably mean in Kelso to
order them to desist.
Is this not fFeo country Arc
mems opinions to be hampered and fash.
lonea alter those of their neighbors,
simply because those indivuals declare
them to bc wrong?
Are the few oraRgemea in New
York to be forbidden from doing that
| which the Roman Catholics claim
right to observe, aud do carry out Let
Superintendent Kelso answer.
This country has come to petty
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The Civil War-prObablc Argentine Hedia-
ton Rupture of Diplomatic Regulations
Betweea England aud UruEuay-llarkcts
and shipping News.
MoNrEvIDEO, Nov. Is, 1871.
The unfortunate revolution IN this distracted
country drags slowly on, without any decisive adj.
vantage being gained By either party. General
Aparlcu-tne ''blanco'' chief-after recognizing
his gducho soldiers, made a move towards the
Uruguay River. where the principal towns
OF the republic are situated, ana the
mails OF the past few days bring the
accounts Of his having attacked Paysandu, but was
compelled 10 retire without gaming any advantage.
In the meantime the country suffers severely, the
tracks OF botn armies being marked with devasta-
ton, plundering ana barbarilies OF every descrp.
ton. Public credit ~ destroyed, ami In commercial
circles the greatest caution prevails among buyers
ana sellers, which has tendency TO curtai opera
tons and proouce staanatlon IN our markets.
Notwithstanding all that we suiier, and although
Respondent at the failure OF the various attempts
madc 10 bring about narpy and honorable recon-
still entertained That u settlement viii be made
through the mediation OF the Argentine govern
ment. his idea IS strengthened by the appoint
ment a lew days since Of Dom Andres Lamas as
confidential agent to Buenos Ayres, IN which cnar !.
acter he has already presented ms letter OF credence
We can only patiently wait the result, ana Trust iG
may not end 50 unfortunately as previous peace
movements.
our markets continue dull except for lumber,
when is muc1 wanted, and stocks IN the BARRACKS
OF our dealers have diminished considerably since
the setting In OF our spring demand. Cargoes Of
welassOrted white pine would command SAT to $4S
(patacones', god, per m lie eet, on board, and
pitch pine is quoted at s4s to $50. Dry hides, suit
able Tor tie American market are scarce, and Gag
eriy sought for at 49, 10 reals Loading Tor New
YORK, American bi,gs Amy 4. Lane ana Walter
American bark savannah.
LATER.
We have Just been astonlsncd by the news OF the
rupture OF dipl omatic rea i)ns between England
and the government OF Uruguay. Mr. Mcdonnell
the British Charge rctlres to Buenos Ayres 10 await
Instructors from England. Reason assigned, the
refusal OF the Oriental CABINET to listen 10 the Just
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Trial by Court. Complaint dismissed with costs and
allowance SIS.
Barer va. Goodwin. -Action on contract. Trial by
Court. Judgment plalntIr for ss43 SO aud COSTS
Holstein w. TrembIe.-Acton for damages. Jury
disagreed; new trial ordered.
Moves W. Bates. Action on contract. Trial by
Court. Judgment :or plaintiff, 800 aud costs.
Montague vs.. Wise.-Actlon on contract. Inquest
for SIS.
simpson vs. REPRESENTATION on CONTRACT. In
quest for 1852 50.
Alischce vs.. Bermas.-- Action on contract. In.
quest Tor $3.50 OF.
\ McGucken W. snyder-Action on contract. In
quest tor s -67 81.
Bryan vs.. Onderdonk. Action on contract In
quest .or $2)2.
Granam vs. T1ner.-ActIon for rent. Defence.
Surrender ov Verdict for PLAINTIFF $780,
Hess Va. Thebaut. Judgment by confession for
$5U7.
Hannah vs. Hamman.-Mo to vacate attach
ment granted.
Farrell vs. BOrrowsKy.-Referred.
Chapman vs.. Dler. Referred.
Wise DIer.-Reerred.
Murpny vs. Standardization for materials &c.
Trial by Court. Judgment for plain'tn Tor S734 and
costs and s25 allowance.
Goodrich va Albae.-Action for money loaned
Judgment for defendant, with costs and $40 allow.
ance.
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VENE ZUEL A.


Protests Of the Brazilian and spanish Minis
tiers Against Blnnc0-Oufraxe Upon an
American Citizen Reported success OF the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of CaIubozo.
ST. THOMAS Dec. 10, 1871.
The news reaching here from Venezuela Is favor
able TO the revoutionIsts. Generals Herrera and
Olivo had marched on Calabazo and after . fight
era Herrera then proceeded TO st. Esteban. pro-
cured some 800 rifles which had been sent from
Ciudad Bolivar, ana was marching back to join
General Olivo at Valencia. Guzman Blanco had a
force near Valencia, but decisive battle has
taken place. Each party wishes the other TO
make the attack. General Patin0, one OF GuZman
Bancos chiefs, has oined Saalar's party. Near
~. Cabcllo there was smal ngnf the revo.
lutionIsts, some 200 strong, led by Salazars wv
net news, attacked aud drove back Blanco's troops
capturing some 100 rifles.
oUTRAGES ON FOREIGNERS.
The Spanish Minister at Caracas, Don Ll0rente
for the treatment OF Spaniards. II was feared
that the friendly Intercourse with Spain might be IN
terrupted
Several persons have been shot by the recruiting
parties OF Guzman blancO In the streets Of Caracas
The Briz.ian Envoy, as Dean OF the diplomatic
Body, mas protested In the name OF his coeagueS
against the DEGREES OF Bianco against iorel kne's.
Barcelona IL still In possession OIL Guzman banco,
but this town Is threatened with an attack by Gen.
eral Ducharne This Is the only place vi importance
IN the mat Is not IN possession OF the revoiu-
tionary party.
Mr.. QLirk, an American, known as the one who
introduced the Gu ture Of the sea island Coz ton IN
Venezuela has 10 Is sald Uccn prosecuted by order
levied on him. lie was at last allowed to leave FOR
the tinted States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-21
SUPERIOR CeUaT-TalAL TEgk-9ART 2.
\ California Suit, With an Interesting
Point Tor LAWYERS.


Hopard Us. Stith.-This was an. action upon a
Judgment recovered In California, aud which tho
pIe,atr claims was assigned 10 HIM py the plaintiffs
IN the California SUIT The defendant IN 1861 was
one OF the owners OF the ship HaIdee. running from
this port to California. Inc plantils shipped coal
ON TINS vessel, giving notes III payment. THESE
notes were not paid, although the Dils VI laalag
were marked paid ana were transferred 10 parteS
in CALIFORNIA. An action was commenced 10y the
latter against the master oil the vessel who had
tscn ordered not To deliver the coal on account OF
the freight being unpaid. subsequently sup
plemenialy proceeding was begun by the holders OF
me bIlt5 OF ladlng IN Calnurnia against Inc DC.
Iendant smith personally Tor damages on account
OF the detention Of the coal. A judgment was oD-
talncd against the defendant wniCn Judgment
was assigned 1t Is GAINED To the ent plantl
ana hence TINS suit. Tue prlncipal deience Is nat
the attorneys who appeared Tor Inc defendant In the
suit IN California were not authorized To appear Tor
the defence. The mas been once tried, and by
direction Of the court verdict rendered Tor the
piainlin. me General Term reversed TINS on the
ground that the question OF authority IN Tie Caor
90 the Jury Notion was made Tor nonsuIl on eiie
ground that the judgment was not proper Judgment
ana not properly assigned To the present paintln
The Court That he preferred 10 eave 10 Tue jury
the question oil the autnoruy oil The CaiOrna attor-
neys to appear Tor the defence, rs 1t was new ana
Important point In law verdict was given Tor the
S5Iendan, ald twcnty days granted the plaintin TO
imake case.