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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
NEW $50 GOLD LOAN.
SAFE, PROFITABLE! PERMANENT!
JAY COOKE & CO,
Offer for Sale at Par and Accrued Iniere', the
Fir.t Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

These bonds ore secured, fret, Ivy First
Mortgage on the RAILROAD lseIl. IFS rolling stock
and all equIp menrS second by i FIRST Mcri-
z se on rs enIiTe Land Grant, being more 'hsn
rwentY.Tw ThousanJ Acres oi Land 10 each
II lie o. Road
The Bonds nre free from United S,aIes Tax :
the Prnclp,I and Interest are payable Ia Gold
the Principal at The cnd OF Tnrny years. and
ih1 Interest Semi annually, at the raie OF nkNES
AND rHREr-rLNrms Per Cent. per annum.
They are issued IN Denominations ct ; LOG,
$500 81 0)0, S5,U00 aud $40 900.
the Trustees under the Mortgage ale MesSr'.
Jay Cooke, of fhraJrphlaa ]. Edgar Thom
son. President Of the Ieunsy llama Ccn'ra-
Railroad ComPon
These Northern Pacific 30 Bonds will Of
all times before ma'uutv. lie receivable at IES
Ptn CENr, Premium (or, '0), IN exchange
lar the Company lands al their lowest cash
price.
In addition 10 their absolute saistv, these
Bonds yleld an income larger. "" believe. IN IN
any other FIST class security. Persons holding
United States 5-2o's can, by converting them
ir,o NcIlhtrn PacfcS, increase itere yearly
income oue-thlrd, and sllil have perfectly r>lI-
able InvcstmeL;.
III ~ ~ III IL l. VI " Our nenieN
Bank or Banker will supply these Bonds In
any desired amount, and OF sn needed tenom-
nation. Pcrsons wishing 10 exchange stocks
ir other bonds Tor these, cin DO so wit. any oi
our Agents, who will slow the highest current!
pr,ct Tor sli marketable securities.
TEo.e LIVING in localities remote from Blnk'
may send money, or other bonds directly TO Us
Ivy cIpIe,., aud wc will nd bscE Northern
Pacific Bonds a. our own risk, aud ~iIhout cost
to the investor fo' further information. per.-
phlels, maps, ETC. call on or address the u der
signed. or any OF The Banks or Daukers employ.
ed 10 sell The Loan. Fpr salehy
JEFFERSON SAVINGS BANK,
ShePheIdsto"u, ". Va.
F,hfualY Is. ISL. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS Of
GEN.R. E.lEE

The OH. nu,EuuLrd nl.d Uin, idI D.V-'.,hV
Of the Greet Chiehain. It's popularity aud
grea' value arc attesled by The sale OF over
10000 copies already.
CAUTION.-Old and Inferior Lives Of Gen.
Lee ere being circulsted--Sre that the books
you buy are endorsed by al The leading ifn-
sral. and prominen, men of the south. and thai
each cory is accompanied .! superb ii'ho'
graphic portrait Of Gen. Lee, on st.eet l9 by
"a inches. suitable for framing; copy Of which
We ha . instructed ou' Agents 10 presen, 10 ev-
ery subscriber for his work.
AGENTS WANTED.-Sendf for Circulars
and see our terms. and foil description OF the
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adelphia, Pa, Atlantis, Ga, Cincinnati. Ohio. or
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
;yN}Ig'yMM'G &IA{,LII
OF
Valuable Property
SHEPUERDSTOWN.

ny Virtue OF deed OF rust 10 me a,
- Trustee. from DANIEL EnIler & wife.
Gated l3.h February. 1916. and recorded
in jefferson County, in nesd Book, No.
d. page 40. gwen to secure q debt IN
,aid deed described, will
On Saturday, the 9Th of April,
1871. at about n'clnck, =. NJ. offer al
Public S lila before the C"url. lluu-e. III
Shppherdstnwr. the following properly {:
LOT OF HALF AN ACRE .'usrrd
in ShepherJs'owu. Jefferson County. ".
Va. designated IN the plan OF .sld Town,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
Garden Seeds, Garden Seeds

Garden Seeds! Garden Seeds {!
Without good se.d /, 10 impossible 10
raise good vegetables, and the only guar
sntee in purchasing reliable seed IS TO
gel Ihem from q rrlatle house. Robert
Bui,t's IL ,ckno~ lodged by Ill gardeners
snd planters as the m"st reliable house
IN IN. Unird States. His Feed can he
soften Al al fret lass srorrs.- For ssle
4, II. VI. BILLINGS
dug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
Save Doctors Bills.

l(you want to keep from paying many
doctors bills, keep bonls or two Of
ENTLERS SURE CURE in your
house. |, will cure Dl,rrhes. Cholera.
Cholera Morbu.. Dysrn,ery. Cr."p Col
ic. Summer Complaint in children Ne.
A sure REMEDY. For sale by
n ~. BILLINGS.
DTu2Rir.
hepherds.owr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
BLOOMINGTON, Oil, J NURSERY.

lgth Year. co Acn, - GtsoLhou,s.
Largest Ass0Gm"bi 'IIeS. Bet Slock
Low Pncs, Would you know Nhii, v ben.
How 20 Plant Fruit. Shade. E,,rprrn
Tree Root Gfsiis., seedlIng, O.ag. rlsHi.,
Apple Seed E''iy Rose Potaio-,. sS,ub., R".
~, G'cenhcu'o end Gsrtrn Plabis. &c, 81.
Flower add F'selbls Setd' fn"i. Btt
oil e. on-Sors snd qualiiJ. send 10 trBis
for Ne". lllusIra'ei. Deceptive CAisicEus--.
81 pag,s. S"Dd swamp. each. Ter Caisiocs ss
Ct Sr''''. "nh pam dm""uonS- "a p's... Bed.
ding SID G"d'n PHniS- . PaGr-. ,nd WI Of,
,sie P'.ce L--.i rsfos. Adde'S Y. X
Php'nII. BInnml stnn lisos.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
TO THE PUBLIC.


ynIE undersigned hereby informs the
4 public that lie has Ior sale 100 ions Of
PLASTER. 100 Sacks of G. a. SALT.
FLOUR aud OFFAL. and . 900 bushels
Of No. | LINE tar Whne washing and
plas.ering. upon ressdn able terms.
G.. IL. COLBERT.
Cedar Grove Mills, March II, 1871.
p. S.-I will pay he highes. cash
rr,ces for WHEAT. CORN aud OATS
delivered a, any convenient pom. on Big
Slack Water, on the & & o. Canal.
Freightlnl o. all kinds also done on
reasonable terms.
G.. u. COLBERT.
Townsville, lisrch II, 1871. 3n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
Settle Up !!

T HEREBY give notice Ilst have sold
l. out my business aud stock OF Boot,
Shnes. Has. &c, 10 Me.srs. MoCh4n
& Ynn'z. and desire 10 Lave NY businrss
seeded ap al once. therefore rsq"es' all
,uu- bIed To ne Ia make InHetIate pay
men, as longer indulgence vii not be
sranied. JOHN RAY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
WEST VIRGINIA.

Al hhlte ~ IL III us AItIN N,!tCc 81
The CucuIl Cont Of JrllrI,ou county. on
the titsI Monday IN Match, 1871.
John +. Schiey,
IS.
Jonn T.. Knode.
pebi and Attachment
The otlect 81 this sui, - Ia obtain
Judgment against John l. Knude u,nn
prnnn-nIy note and lee bill. a"d - att ca
HE property of the SAID knnde within the
coGnIy slore.slG, and pnrtlrularl y N :he
hands Of John t.. SchIry, General Re.
cerver OF HE Cuuri. and Joseph II y one.
cr4krr and y. =. Rcnrrh. And ~ Ep-
prsrIng upon affidavit 6I.J in tins s,I'
tat s.Id defendant - not resident al
TN. Stsir. hc /, her by required 10 sPpe'r
within unr month alIer cue puhlIra IN OF
III, order and do what /, Necessary Il"
protect hiI interest ~ tins msir.r. II l.
iutIhcr ordered that copy Of trIs order
be published once week Tor four sue.
cessle weeks IN some newsP.rr IN said
county.
T,s,r.
W. A. CHAPLlNE. CLERK.
March ~. 1871. Pr lee Sc Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01

3O.UDD s ed, Tor sU When % "S he l sbs.r
market mice wi be given.
may Rickard E. Ufisi1ns.
DUMFORD'S Celebrated Yeast Pow
Ii der., cold at
DR.. .Nngrndtr's
June l9 U:Ug Sure.
HUBBEi.L's Butter Wine # Iron .Elx-
III II OF Y,Ieurnate Of Ammonrs. Elixir
al Cali-sys Iron and Br.muih. Elixir Of
CsIissys Iron ami Surirknis. al
feb II II. NJ. Billing Drug Store.
IVlSrERS Csbine, and Rowan. BIZ.
" Ier-,,' II. VI. Bling Drug S ore.
DABBlTT'S & Dobbin's Snsp at
u II VI. Billings Drug Sore.
CONCENTRATED I've and Stove
" Polish at II 81. Billings
feb II Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01

4 VOID QUACkS.-A VIC Inr Of ,afiy iadIs-
Il creIlon, eau lrg nETYogs debility; pferRssoss
dersy. DC, having tired IA vain every aver
tsrd rrmeJy. Ia. simple means q self ruie,
which be aih scni Tree 10 hrs fellow tufersrS
ALjres J. II. TutiIe, % Nassau street, n. !.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
Lot No. 80,

and bounded as foIlnw.: BEGINNING al
the corner 81 Lot No. 81. on German
suec, thence with The line Of tie same ~
feet more or les. 10 the line al Clinton
part Of .sld Lot Ne. SO. thence win Cirn.
IONS rar. Of sand l.";, 4 feer TO sake.
thence psrajtrI ~ the fist lIne ~ ie"i
more or les. 10 German streri. thence
with ssld street : Leet tn lie beginning
TERMS.-Oue-iuur cash. one.lou'.h
in 6 months. one fourth in II monIhs and
one fourth IN 8 months IRON day Of sale,
Deferred paymehis TO bear interest from
sale secured by bond ci he rurch,-er.and
deed Of irusl m tn. property sold
S'amps and convey,ncrnq. al Coz, Of pur-
chaser. Y H. LEE.
Iru,tea.
March IL. 1871. So
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
NOTICE..

r/ELt'S \ VI MUNlA ! I'D BONE SU.
II PER PilOSPII arE. i. h,silr re.
cu,nm, I'D, d tnr The C I'm crop. Sod l."
br sure preventative agsrn-i "ofms ::
making the PROV IN much more vigOuinns
IN J healthy aud adding grtaIv 4" 'he
weld Of corn. Price reduced Ia $50. 90
ton. iteirh;s addict. For sale by
J. S. MELVIN. Agent.
Dollleld's DepoI.
March o.. 1871
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
rs Acres.

The Improvements are not so good, but
uiIl sell the land on such terms that II
viii pay ,he Purchaser tn build on the
lard. |, has enough of Timber. good
Orchard and - vel uaiered. there beng
upon IA goud veil with anew pump IN
II. ponds, and running water through
The iorn in two places | MI! sell 10
Acres nr will eel r,It Of II There i.
46 Acre.. with running wafer through 1t.
and about 3 Acre. al Humber and have
the lumber Ia build hou-e IN lhe ground
~ hrrh | wll let 90 with The 4G Acres. !
will give possession IN 80 day..
would Ike to have one lhlrd down in
money or good paper, and the balance
sIli wall from ole t. five yess.
THOMAS FILES.
March 1 1871. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
EElEla The Great Cause

JusI Published, IN Scsird Envelope.
Ptlcr ak cents.
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The world renowned author, n this sdmra
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Sent under seal in plain enreiore, to any
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Also, DR. CULVERWkLlfS Marriage
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
BELLS
WtU4tE!oA
BELLS

sdoi,y becoming more popular and 10 now
sonsde:ed by those u>eiug 1t the best, clean
est, cheapest, and most efficsc;ous LinIment 10
use for Man or Beast. Applicable 10 Rheu'
ua,sm Frosted Feet and Hands, Burns, Cuts,
Bruises and whenever an embrOcatlon isrvPnT'
Cd, on men. as well as Saddle Calls, SPraIns'
Scratches, Wounds and Swellings, of all KINDS
On Horses. Price 25cenis. For sale by Drug
gis,s and all prominent storekeepers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
A CARD.

WE The undersigned having purchased
" tie business and Stock Of Boots and
S loes of John Ray, We vii cortlnoe The
business ell The same stand, and respect
fully ask the patronage OF The public
and will endravur 10 60 our utmost 10
please our customers. Gives us csl'.
GEO. NCClIAN.
GEO. ". YONIZ.
March (. 1871. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01
FARM FOR SALE.

7 OFFER tie Fsrnl on which now re-
u miles west OF Sh,phcfAsro.n. adl"'n.
ins the lands al d. ) Orndofh snL oth.
ers, aud rontains
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01

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Bones g! Bones :!

Bones e! Bones
PIE highest Cash Price will he Pald
! for BONES ST my Furniture Room.
March 10 j. II. SCHOPPERT.
IIANES. Trace CHAINS. and Horse
IL Collars. Tor sale by
MeCurdy E. Duke.
march II Chstlestown.
CPADES. Spade Forks. Hoes. Rase''
y Gs,den Lines and Trowels. for sale
By NeCurdy& Duke.
march II ChaIlesiown.
9lQXS sasikLAs -G+laliue. at -
" Blllina.' Drug Store.
WALKERS vinsa" Bit.rs at
" II. n. Billing Drug Store
DlERCE'S Aliersive kxusc, 81
i II. N. Billings' Drug Sore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-01

[ REA T. b.edieal Book and p eneh sscre,..
~ L-Sies aud Gent. sert Tree FOR Two
rmPs. Dr.. Bosspsne y CT, Cineinn,ii. O.
Mach IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-15
MINOR FELFGRAMs.

Hon. Geo. Taylor, Judge ln the Gath
Judicial District, died at Huntingdon
Pa, yesterday morning, Of paralysis.
-=AtKenosha, Wisconsin, this after.
uoon, =. +. Morris, an old resident Ofthat
city, shot his wife In tho lell side, killing
her instantly, then placed the muzzle ol
his gun In Ills mouth, and blew of the IelI
side Ofhis head. No cause Is assigned for
the terrible deed
Governor Fairchlld, of Wisconsin
has authorized the furnishing Of threG
thousand feet Of lumber, free of expense
10 every family who will rebuild on Their
lots, recently devastated by fire.
Judge Morgan Carpenter died at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, this morning, aged
70 years. r' uhI
g. L. Mcintosh, q defeated candidate
for the Assembly at Appleton, Wisconsin,
on Saturday made an assault on Samuel
Ryans, Jr, editor Of the Appleton CreS'
cent, striking him q fierce blow on The
head from behind with o heavy stick.
The Fon du Lac, Wis, Common.
tredlM says Geo. G. Chase, bookblnder
In that establishment, has establiRhed his
claim to a fortune In England which will
give him one million five hundred tEous'
and dollars. .rn.,.
William Keech was arrested Of Provi.
dence, II. l., yesterday afternoon, by On
officer of the Secret Service, Rs q confed.
crate of Miner Couch and party In Their
counterleiting operations. a.
Wiley Miller, Of Jessamine county,
KY, was yesterday held In $500 bail BY
the United States Commissioner, charged
with shooting with intent to kill Sam
Strange (colored.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-15

Oil CRY, November Alt has been
raining hard all day. The prospect for a
rise in the river Is very good.
OH Cry, November 40 p. NJ
1t continues raining steadily. There ID
not much rise in the river yet, but the
prospects are good.
BRoWNsYnLE, November 40 =. NJ
River stationary and raining.
FAmMoNT, W, Va, November Alt
has been raining nearly all day.
GHAFToN, W, Va, November 14-1O
p, M.-Weather cloudy and raining. 1t
has been raining all day. Raining gene.
rally. all through the mountains. i3l
PITTSBURGH, November 14-Alternoon
River rising with 80 inches, pier marks
and raining hard. Thermometer SO deg.
west southeast.
PITTsDuHGH, November Alt began
raining last night, continued all day and
tonight the river was rising with 80 In.
Ches In the channel. There Is every pros.
pect OF Coal.boat rise. The river men
are very active. There Is an immense
quantity Of coal awaiting shipment.
CINCINNATI, November 14-River ris.
Ing. ltalned about thirty hours; ceased
about six this evening. II Is now blow
Ing up cold still cloudy.
CArRo, November 14.-Arrived-R J,
Lockwood from 81. Louis at II A. NJ
Departed-Oity Of Vicksburg for ViCks.
burg at 8 A.. NJ; Belle Pike for Memphis
At o A. Nj Eddyvlle for Evansville alta,
NJ; City Of Chester for st. Louis. Rain
last night light snow this morning. cloudy
and rnll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-15
LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 14.-A colored
man named Ray struck q white boy
named Lecoy with an Ak, yesterday, In
flicting o aserious ifnot fatal wound.
The new City Council has been In ses-
sion oil day endeavoring to perfect an
organization, There are four Clayton
men who hold over, and four Brooks men
who were elected on Tuesday. Three
hundred ballots have been taken for
President, but without any choice. The
Council Is still in session.
II has been raining all day, and the
river has risen two feet.
Alter ballOting over seven hundred
times for a President, the City Council
Adjourned at / o'clock this morning until
Friday night The vote Is q tie, all the
new members voting together, and the
old ones together. 4rra.a.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-15

Cholera Spread Ing In ConstantinopIe,
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA party of practl.
cal bridge builders now in this city, have
made proposition TO construct . span
bridge across the Mississippi river at Gar.
ond0let, or South 81. Louis, six miles
south Of the Court House, agreeing To
complete II within two years at cost not
exceeding two million dollars. Three
railroad companies have already express.
ed their willingness 10 enter into the ar.
rangement, and negotiations are now
pending to secure the cooperation Of one
or more roads terminating at East st.
Louis. There Is every Indication the
work will commence in o short time.
Preparations are already made to con.
sttuct q branch road from Laclade station,
on the Atlantic g Pacific railroad 10 Car.
ondolet TO connect with the iron furnace
there. Large stock yards will also be
constructed there, and the necessities for
q bridge at that point Is becoming imper.
atiVe, I"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-15
GtAGtteQfae4fsr1
Gen. Crook and tho Apaches.


N. Y, Tribune, NOV.G, 1871.
Accounts from Arizona are rather un.
favorable for the prospects Of any lasting
peace with the Apaches. The harraAsed
Territory is in turmoil, and the soothing
presence of Mr.. Vincent Colyer will
probably be demanded BY Arizonians-
thatis; ;sol course, II they believe that the
only remedy for the disorders which
RiiliCt them, It must be acknowledged,
however, that the only man there who
has shown a correct appreciation Of all
the bearings Of the much.vexed Indian
question Is Gen. Crook, who, with his
great Sagacity and shrewdness, has never
combined that harshness which Is too
often characteristic Of military men.
New York Tribune, November Q, 1871.
The War Department coDtemplates, At
last, the issue OF IN order which seems TO
be the only practicable solution Of the
Indian problem IN Arizona. 1t Is intend.
ed TO place all the Indians In the Terri.
tory under the direct control Of Major
General Schofeld, commanding the Di.
vision Of the Pacific, This, though It Is
. virtual confession Of the failure Of the
present giving policy, ofiwhich Mr.. Vim.
cent Colyer Is the exponent, Is a hopeful
turn Of affairs. Itreally places the whole
management ofthe Apaches in the hands
of Gen. Crook, who commands the De.
partment Of Arizona, and whose shrewd.
ness and humanity the Tribune has here
toiorehad occasion 70 note. One line Of
policy having failed, Il d proposed to try
another in which the "friendly" Indians
will be accountable beings,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-15
BosToN.

BosToN, November 14.-The American
Womans' Suffrage Association hold theiI
third annual meeting in Philadelphia on
the Dist and 22d Of November.
The Merchants and State Banks which
settled tho controversy about SG00, ,00C
lost thro1g II the operations Of Milton
Ward 8 Co., by shaving the loss, intend
10 bring the case before the Court o.
Claims 70 recover the above sum from The
United States, as money placed 10 The
Sub Treasury without consideration
Each party pays their own expenses.
The American Institute Of Architects
commenced their fifth annual convention
this afternoon. The present number o.
members is n and associates 600. There
Is q large attendance Of architects from
all parts Of the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-15
Rtn,hl ontrage Near 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, November 14.-A whisky
soaked beast, named j. j. stauter, who
was moving west from Cumberland Gap,
Tenn, Is under arrest here for the brutal
violation Of a stepdaughtef, 10 years old,
some miles from here, last Saturday. The
brute first attempted to arrange with the
childs mother, his wife, for the prostitu-
lion Of bis daug Inter but falling ID this he
sought his opportunity, forced the girl
into the brush by the roadside, and alter
0 severe struggle, in which the child at
tempted three times 70 stab the monster,
he felled her iBsensible 10 The ground with
the but end Of his whip, and accomplish.
ed his purpose. The child is a grand
daugtef Of John ]. Mewlee, highly re-
spected farmer Of Cumberland Gap, Tenn.
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The Paik.Famlly Murder...The Nut.
dafefs ATrested.

LOUISVILLE, KY Nov. 14,-ALast night
tho citizens Of Henrysville, Ind, near
where The brutabmurder Of the Park iami.
ly occurred on Saturday night last, put a
rope around the neck Of Geo. johnson, a
negro, implicated In the murder, and tell.
ing him the crime had been traced 10 bis
hands, demanded 10 know his accom-.
plices. johnson, thinking all was dis.
covered, made d full confession. Two
negroes, named Taylor and Davis, plan.
ned the murder, with himself, believing
that Park had $400 or $500 Of tue church
money In the house. johnson says he
watched outside, Davis held the light and
Taylor committed the bloody deed, lie
says that his pattners refused TO divide
fairly with him. They got only $40
The whereabouts Of his accomplices was
learned, and q party Immediately started "a
effect their arrest, which was done. The
excitement was so great that the officers
had 10 take the murderers through the
woods 70 avoidethe mob, and bring them
to Jacksonville, where they were lodged
in jall. Ig H.aa.rs
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SAN FRANCISCO.

BAN FRANCGsCo, Nov. 14.-Lorlng, who
was murdered with others In the Arizona
stage, was popular author and journal.
ht, and was on his way East, intending TO
lecture on Arizona and expose Colyers
peace negotiations.
The appellants in the Fair case have
twenty days to file a brief, and the peo-
pie have the same time to respond II is
doubtful II a decision will be rendered
before january lsL. -.---.r-. 80