Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-04-27

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Hall, Judge: w. A. Chapline, Clerk
Geo. NJ. Beethoven, Prosecuting At
tornev G.. w. Chase, Sheriff Deputy
Shertfs, |. Thos Chapine, Geo koonce
and r. j. Kimball.
The following jury cases were tired
since our last ISSUE
S. H. Brown Us. John II. Strider, nc
ton for recovery of commission for sale
, of real estate. Verdict for defendant.
/ White & Trapnell for plaintiff, Travers
for defendant.
Charles Coins VS.. James VI. Roper,
appeal. Verdict for plaintiff. Travers
and Fouke for plaintiff. Green Il Lucas
and A. +. Kennedy for defendant.
r.. \. IIcsscy vs. Virginia Paper
Mill Company, appeal. Verdict for
plaintiff. Green e Lucas for plaintiff,
Travers for defendants.
State vs.. John W. McGnnis. Mis-
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: c. c. Porter, assignee, vs.. 5. II.
! Woody and Jere Harris, ,ebt. Verdict
for plaintiff. Hunter for plaintiff, Green
" Lucas ior defendants
kamey " " a"NlNS'oh vs. .'''"''
McCrelSht " Co., appeal er"ic' .oF
- Cooke " Aennedy Tor PLAIN
tiff, Hunter. Travcrs and Davies for de
PENDANTS.
|. II Moore Pobt. w. Hunter and
uaI,,o, Conr.I E,os of Winchester
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ton, OF the o'll OF April we i'o''c' INC
following complimentary Resolution OF
tered in that body, in favor Of Col. W.
\. Morgan. and others, members Of that
Lodv I, !. s;ngulor fact that COL
Noroan fo,oht rs brayeIy as anv man
in the Confederate army. to DESTROY the
"old Flag" and since the fortunes of
war" have decreed it otherwise, he now
has been offered Il tribute OF thanks in
his "patriotic" efforts to SAGE the "old
Flap." This is truly magnanimous.
But here is the resolution -
Mr.. Campbell offered the following
resolution, which on motion OF Mr..
Morgan, was land on the table
Resolved, That the thanks OF inns
Convention, and the people OF W est
Virginia, are due to Col. W. y. Nor,
gan, Gov. u. u. l. farhS"of'h ana
Alal. George y. Davenport, Tor iheir
patriotic efforts TO save inc nc .''u a ! ,'S'
Wlleh 'le NohI e"'Ioi' IAN was III ''''''eS'
ana 'na' cac', DC l,FtSc,r,eG WIN S'''
edged copy po"n'' III "'N'! mon u'I|'
OF the ola ana glorious song oi Many
round the rag boys fai'y one vi"
ally!
nag~ Mr>IcAL-Prof. Il. c. Unscld.
observation-disclosures oo,;,s Lovs hut
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recent! u ->I" y" "'''' ~ ~ '
ceSstnIiy taught several large classes III
the art OF singing, III tins town, lately,
has taken up his abode III MaftlnsDurg,
for short time, ut least, Tor the purpose
Of teaching some OF the citizens OF mat
town the "charmlng art The N'a''S-
man thus refers to HIM =
1t affords us pleasure TO announce Z, 70
our 'iiT''c'U, t'''J''C '''''' lT'. =.
;,% tnacbnr is IN TOWN. mak'ipo arranoe-
ments to organize one or two Musical
Institutes or classes, for the improve
menu III SilSiI'9' 1t S',oU'" " "'' Nv ~
'''''''' ' iI c, 10, .," o ,atn ~, yhm4
= frs, class musician. His residence
being at the very headquarters of music
III this country, ana beng aiso me I ,T
rt'1! 90 1'' ,,hn, % nrof,s."rs w.
cInd.s thcleadino teachers Of New York
and Boston, he is thus usually well pre-
pared to give us the benefit all that is
new in music and its correct perform
ance.
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