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rE,O REAL ESTATE OWNERS

4
ALL Persons in Virginia having Real Estate
such FARMS, MILLS, FACTORIES, TOWN
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, !
I,,lv . 1897. Z

Editors Shenandoah Herald:-I suppose you
have seen list the graduates of the University;
but In the event that you have not will give
you list OF the graduates from the Valley in law
Il. L. Lewis, D. S. Lewis, Jr., Paul and J. f..
Roller, of Rockingham, and Leondas Triplett of
Mount jackson, Shenandoah county. Messrs
Roller and Triplett graduated in one year. l will
send you in few days full list of the graduates
in the other schools GIrIzEN
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The Senior Editor Of this paper is frequently
asked, 'Why don't you register - Because
we can't. Held Office and took the oath too
often before the war,
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III ARDWAEE!

7 T ARDWAEE!
fuil assortment of which can be found at all
times at
GEORGE W. KELLER'S.
A fes0 doors North Of Taylor Hotel,
WINCHESTER, VA.
Consisting in part Of
Oarriage Makers Materials, Building Hardware.
Shoe Findings, SadGlery, DC. 4 superior lot Of
Oi.o Grindstones, and " indow Sash-Prme,, ana
Glazed, constantly ON hand, all of which will
be sold as low for cash any other house this side
Of the Eastern Market. Cali and examine prices.
remember the placc-Opposite RED MEMS
HAIL. GEO. w. KELLER
June 6, lSG7-Cm.
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A MEXICAN STOCK JOURNAL. a
~ first class monthly, containing So large dou-
bic column Pages, only so cts. for 6 months Try
it! Will save every farmer many dollars, as we
offer Horse and Cattle Doctor free. Address n.
2. Boyer Co., Gum Tree, Chester Co., Pa.
may LEY.
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0LAS2 P&Qde
WILL BE FOUND
large and complete assortment of
FRESH DRUGS Il MEDICINES,
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS,
WHALE OIL, COAL OIL. FLAXSEED OIL
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, VARNISHES;
A full assortment of
DYE-STUFFS, and nice assortment of
CONFECTIONERY fine selection OLDEST SHOE
BINDINGS; the very best Chemicals; SNUFF,
TOBACCO, CIGARS; fancy articles in great
variety; LOOKING GLASS PLATES, all sizes:
STATIONERY, &c, ALL or THE VERY BEST
QUALITY, snd as TOW figures can be had at any
place in the Valley Ny Tinctures, Esscnses, Oint-
mens, etc. warrant to be oftie strength required
by the standard pharmacop9is.
gzs- Prescriptions carefully compounded
TO Physicians and others in want of Drugs and
Medicines in considerable quantities, will sell
at small advance On Baltimore prices.
TERMS CASH, Or IT'S EQUIVALENT.
Woodstock, jy 4. B. SCHMiTT.
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NJ ANTED TO MAKEAN ARRANGEMENT
W with live man in every county, who wish
to make money, and can give good references.
No capital required. Will sell a business now pay
ing 800 per month, and rely on profits for nv
pay. Address, j. C. TILTON
maylG-ly. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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A GENTS WANTED for GEN. L. c. BAKERS
STiE DRY Of the SECRET SERVICE.
This work embraces an Authentic and Official
account OF the hitherto suppressed facts and inior
years service as Chief of the National Detective
Police. Now that the war is over the Nation de-
mands this inner History, and historian, the
Author subserves no partisan purposes, but writes
the plain unvarlished truth; sparing neither
high nor low, Loyal nor Rebel, Statesman nor
Convict, Civilian nor Government Official judi
ciously justifying his statements with vouchers
from the highest authority, imparting thereby
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Active. energetic Agents are clearing 5000 per
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Jy 4-4WSo W msGA, pq
THE LATE JOSIAH HELLER'S ESTATE.

GtANE OR SORGHUM MILLS,
~ OF NEW IL IMPROVED PATTERNS,
with turned Rollers and turned Journals with cast
Iron Frame and Set Screws to adjust the Rollers,
only to be boted on four posts, or frame and the
mill is ready for use, at the low price of $45
weight $50 pounds. Address,
F.. r. SNAPP,
APP Is. Winchester, Va.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the clerks Office of the circuit
court of Shenandoah, for the month of july.
1867; Jacob A. Mohler, plaintiff. VS.. William
Shutters and John Woods, observation-disclosures
net IN chancery.
1.-THE object Of this suit is to recover money for
goods furnished and money paid out and expen-
ded for the benefit of said Shutters by said Mob
Ter, at the request of said Shutters
1T appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
/ defendant, William Shutters, Is not an nhabi-
tant of this State-H Is ordered That the said de-
PENDANT do appear within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest; that copy of this order be
published in some newspaper published in Wood
stock once week for four successive weeks and
a copy posted at the front door Of the courthouse
of said county ON the first day of the next county
court.
A copv.Teste, j. G.. FRAyEL Geese
Jy 4-4wS5 Wms&A, pq
TTHE LATE JOSIAH HELLER'S ESTATE.
Notice to all parties aehone 1t mag con-
Germ
ALL creditors of this estate are urged
to come forward and prove their claims st once
before Geo. II. Miley, Commissioner in chancery,
at his Office in Woodstock. The accounts have
been before said commissioner for long time, and
will be closed on the lst day Of August next
when all persons who have not needed the notice
given by him or this will be left out of the list of
creditors reported-to assert their claims as best
they may. A distribution will be made upon the
basis of the commissioners report.
All persons knowing themselves to be Indebted
to the estate, either by bond note or account are
invited to come forward and settle up. If they
cannot pay the money they may make some other
arrangement which will avoid the necessity i'm
posed upon me by the law-of instituting suit a.
gainst them. MOSES WALTON,
jy4-3t. admir- of Josiah Heller, decd.
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II Object
Lost, misaid or destroyed sometime ago, land
warrant issued in my name by the Commissioner
OF Pensions, granting to me one hundred and sixty
acres of land.
have applied to said Commissioner for a re-is-
sue Of The lost warrant. GEO. 7. HUPP.
june 27-Gt.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

and that the plaiasins remedy is BY an are
ton for con accounting. The condition is
also stipulated that the defendants are not
to sue the plaintiff.
BUFFALO, April 17.-Bishop Simon Of
this city died last night. Aged II years
lie died after short illness.
Weather. very warm.
A large force Of wofkmen on the Canada
side are commencing operations preparatory
to constructing the greet international
bridge.
ALBANY. April 16.-The Governor vetoed
the broadway, New York City, surface
railroad, which has failed 10 pass over his
veto.
RccuEsrrn. N. Y, April ia bridge
over the Erie Canal, Il Knapvills. II miles
east u the city. fs,l yesterday. Mysos Bos>
y orth, Of PssSinteo, was crossing. q the
time, with tsa0. BosweelA wao ossieusly
and his Little 80 la1llly injured.
BussAas. Apsn le.-RG Asv. JeAa Us
msa, OssAslie Dlshep Of DulAls, 10 lying
dsagsssssly o. He physleians esssssain
no hopeo q his sooovoey.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-General Solgar,
Minister from the United States Of Colum>
bia to this country, received important dis
patches, dated March 18th, stating that the
difficulties between President NosqueSa and
Congress, which gave rise to tho suppos>
ton Of . coup dcfaf. has been satisfactorily
arranged by the two branches Of the Cow
eminent, and the public as we'll as CONNER
cial affairs have resumed their former COM
dition.
After the Senate had voted to 20 into Ex-
ecutive session NJ. johnson rose to intro
duce resolution, but Was declared not in
order owing to the fact above stated. The
resolution il 10 said recites various points
in Mexican affairs, and concludes with a.
expression somewhat in the way Of On ap>
peal 10 the Liberal Government in behalf ol
Maximilian and army should they fall into
the hands Of the troops Of that Republic; ia
other words sseeuding the efforts Of the Ex.
ecutive in the same direction.
reconsideration Was moyed IN the SEN
ate, in Executive eeesios, on the vote Of
yesterday. BY which the nomination Of Col.
Cspron, - Commissioners Of Agriculture,
vas laid over until next Decsmbsr. The
motisn WAS rejected. Il Il stated. by major
ity Of six.
The Senate lest week recensidsssd the
vote BY which sx>Gov. Bradford, Of Mary
land, was esnRrasd Surveyor Of the Port Of
Baltimore. but ts>dsy again con6rmsd the
oonination.
WARRINGTON. April 1.-THE Senate re
jected james B. Bingham - Marshal for
the Westsrn District Of Tennessee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

WASHINGTON, April lG.-SKvArr.-Th
President appointed Messrs. Buckale, An
tnony and Trumbul special committee on
Mr.. buckalew's resolution relative to the
reports for the press.
Mr.. Fessendca called up Mr.. Anthony's
motion 10 extend the time for adjournment
TO 10 morrow evening.
Mr.. sumner moved 10 Substitute Thurss
day.
Mr.. Hove maintained that If the Presi
dent send improper uomiuations the Senate
could not coni1ru, and II eGlcss wess left
ooen the Prssidsot wee TO blame.
NJ. Camsron beliosed that The Preoideut
did not intend TO send any but the worst
men for the oGlcss. He was wiling ~ i'd
journ to-day and shrow tho responsibility
on the President.
Mr.. Chandler wished 70 correct the misc
apprehension that coppssheads end traitors
would be confirmed - intimstsd By several
Senators.
Mr.. Fsssenden IVES not aware Of such init
nation until the present remark ofthe Senae
tor from Michigan. He supposed the Se0a-
tor would name them.
Mr.. Chandler replied that be alluded to
Senator Fessenden
Mr.. Fessenden said he repealed the re-
mark with the contempt and scorn it de.
served, and argued that it Vas the duty OF
the Senate to stay here until all vacancies
were filled. He had never made such re-
marks as charged by Mr.. Chandler.
Mr. Chandler said he had followed Mr..
Fcssenden 40 bis leader, but he now stated
that he would never vote to confirm copper
heads and traitors
Mr.. Drake did not consider it the duty oil
the Senate to stay here TO act upon repeated
nominations, who had been repeatedly re-
jected.
Mr.. Davis claimed from the commence
ment Of the govssoment till now, that ths
President always he'd the right 70 nominate
whom he pleased provided thet were com
petent and honest; but new rule had bess
insisted On here that oil nominees should b
radical republicans.
N. Yetss dissented from the views o
Nj. Davis. claiming that - the radical
were Triumphant in the . sctions, their Of
fees should be filled By such persons.
The Senate passed resolution to adjourn
Thursday at o'clock and went into sxscu
tive session.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

A TfORNEY Al LAW. Office No. 20 Brady
"A street. Dayenpost, Iowa. decae DIFF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


III especially important q; this time, when the
markets OF tie Unhcd Ststcs are flooded with the
dlrcst polsons. under the name of imported liquors.
and When domestic compounds purportinr to be
Medicinal, but not whit less pernicious are herald
Cd TO the world sovereign remedies, thai me
public should fully Understood the fae,s BE II
known then. that while al the difusive sfimnan'r
called liquore are impure and all the Tones contain
log alcohol are manufactured with fiery article con
tanning arnpyl 90 fusol oil, mortal poison, HOS
TRTrEgs CELEBRATED STOMACH BfTTERs
contain lone Of theee things. bat are combination
Of pune essence OF RE with the pure juices OF the
most valuable stomsehic. anti bilious, and aperirni
b. rbs and plants and that safe and rapid remedy
for Dyspepsia and Ill it, Kindred complaints. this
preparation stands before The world without riv.
competitor. It's sales to-day equal 10 the CON
bined sales Of all the other tonics advertised in Oh.
United States and the certificates which authsutieat,
ifs usefulness signed By adiv1aals Of the high
Get star ding IN every peofessonal eaing and wall
Of life. BeV0e ol limitations ana lmpoesoee
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81. LsCis, April l6.--The 7smeS 81.
Jsospa spscial ssys: The steamer Sunss,
ran into the Moun,sineer, about eight miles
below Brownsville. to-day. kuockine . hole
In her hall, the latter sinking. Los no.
stated. = sAIfe
ST.. Jossrn, April l6.--Ths Helena. Non.
tara Gazette Of the 2lst ult, contains the
result Of the trial Of the Cave Guich PRISON.
ers. There were nine Of them under in
dictment for killing four men who were
trying 10 jlmp mining grousd in the Gulch
named The tfisl lasted four days. The
jssy, after beicg ont two hours, returned o
verdict Of not getty.
TIE tsssk Of the Union Pacific Railroad.
Eastern Division, is laid TO the Salina river.
and Construction trains are running q iaf
= TT point - =
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81. Paul, April l6.-Frank Noulton
con Of Hon. P. Moulton. Of Rochester, vas
shea md INSTANTLY killed - Tie accidental
disshargs u . gun whils hunting dasks on
the Zubr0 river.
:" Hom,in the day." the Chippewa Chief
arrived lsst evening With . white wife,
whom he r arrisd out Of the laundry Of the
Washington Hotel, where he lately stopped
This Indian gentleman is nov nearly q
much married - Brigham Young.
Two horse thieves, Wm. Nsf. Of Lexiag.
ton, Kentucky, and James Crosby, Of Cape
0iraudsau, Missouri. were captured for
stealing horses in Fremont county, Iowa,
and taken TO NcKissacks Grove. A public
meeting was called, aud after deliberatiou
they were ordered 10 choose between death
bv hanging Or shooting. They choose the
latter, and accordingly they were shot by
IL men with revolvers. Over 2OO horses
has been etoleo from farmers in that county
hence the sure snd ssddsn vengsanss on
thieves when caught
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

ST.. LOUIS April Il.
Flotr-Supertns at elo.75@l2 20 extra at
&l2.,t,l3 %; Xxx At el4oo@t15. so.
Wh;at-Spring &2.60@2.65; fail prime % 20
@3.st
COr.--white q ll@l,l2,l; yellow el.lo0
Ill
Oats-Lower, at 75Qsoc.
kye-Better, at 1.5sdl.s0.
Bafsy-ijull spring at LIS. fsa
Hay-&27 .1o@S0 90.
Mes Pork-f22 so.
rois:ons- Unchanged.
baeca = Clear sides 12ixc.
Larc-Choice lac.
Buttr-30@3lc.
Leac-9c.
Whlkey-Sales at 2lO02.11e.
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TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE. April lS-The eonserv..;v.
Union State Convention met At The C.pitol
to-day. lien. Elijah Walker presided
The number OF delegates present Ia l.rr.
representing three fourths Of the coun,;.s
of the State. number of color.d dels
gates were present and participated A
highly conservative platform WAS adont.d
and Hon. Z Etheridge nominated for Gov.
eYpnr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

A rTORNEr . COUNSELOR AT Law
IA aud War Clair, Agent. Office Daveuport's
Block, "a Floor. cor. Main q q Second streets.
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49,
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA. April 1s.-Deleeates 10 the
Southern Press Convention. and persons 10
attend the same are gathering here. Erastus
Brooks and J. .. Thrasher have arriyed
from New York City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

CoLux.us. APsii LIE Lssislasurs ad>
ieurnsd Ghis 666nioe ~ d.. IA
CncIrxArl. Apfn 1Ss-IAo ION noula>ep
in this city ere on strike, cad 400 Of them
are out Of employment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17
ILLINOIS,

SrRrnGvIELp, April ls.-A Gseusa Asso.
citation assembled at the grave 81 Lincoln
and sang appropriate pieces The scene
was solemn and impressive.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

Chicago Market.
CHIoAee. April II.
Flour-Market firm On highest gredes and
sellers are demanding figures to correspond
with the advance in wheat. There was mod
crate business in low and medium grades The
closing quot ations are ts.50@l 90 for Low to
fancy spring supernne; ell.6O@l250 fos low
single TO tais spring extras, asd IL B01l4 % for
good 20 fancy spring extras.
Wneat-Market strong, and moderately activs
for regular receipts Of No. 2 spring-opsned
early Al 4 Al, advanced to 2.4S, and closed a
24542 45is fresh receipts sold ct 242@246it:
rejected spring sold at2l6.
Corn 30 / opened comparatively quiet. At
! CsiS, adv anced to i04, but declnirg, especial
after the second New York dispatch, and
closing with sellers Al I02. t0
kts-No. .. 11S@slc. lower and dull with light
sales a, AK t55c.
RYE flrmer, with sales at .45Q1,4T for No.
| at the close.
Barley--No demand for No. 2; rejected sold At
Sic as sas
Provisious-- Market very dull - peiceo q
most rominal; on ~ articles Of hog prodost
scarcelv any den and. and buyers % the market
not disposed 10 take hold unless they can make
their own prices.
Mess Pork There were buyers at 90. 50 and
| sellers ut 22s5.
Lard-Wss offered TO . moderate extent q
| l2lse fer prime steam.
Cut Merits Altogether Aominal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

RicnnoHD, w., April 1.-THE various
ncsre sssietiss Of this city celebrated the
declaration Of Emancipation in the Districs
Of Oelon6ia today. Several white and
sOlssed delegates to the State Cosssatlon
which meets here toAmorrow. havs asvsved.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

Tho bridge over the Republican river i
not yet considered sac. No locomotives
cross, but freight and passesses cars are
nushed OF cr. m