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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-08-22
w ESLEYAN FEMALE
INSTITUTE,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.,
Under the patronage of the Episcopal Methodist
Church, South.


The next Session begins the 18th day Of Sep
tensb.r, 1867, cad closes the 24th day Of Jtne,,
l6oS.
Rev. VIM. A. HARRIS, President,
Than this, similar College offers greater Etsat4
icational advantages. The Faculty consists OF ten
accomplished Professors and Teachers. ..-
The Professor of Modern Languages will be as
sisted by superior lady-teacher of French.
Rooms will be newly furnished and carpeted
with fires in each.
No Tuition charged Ministers daughters.
TERMS FOR ENTIRE ScHoLAsTIc YEAR:
Board and Tuition in the Collegiate Course.
embracing Ancient Languages, $500 co
Modern Languages each...................... 20 90
Payable IN currency-one half in adyance-re-
mainder ID February.
For circulars address.
REV. VIM. A. HARRIS,
jy25. SrAUNToN, Va.
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w ANTED to make an arrangement with
W live man in every county, who wishes to
make money, and give good references. No
capital required. Will sell business now pay.
ing 81 500 per month, and rely on the profits for
my pay. Address j. G. TILTON
Aug. Sit Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Hoes CATTLE. Honshs

| wish to sell for cash, or exchange for wheat,
Six Sows with Sixty Pigs; a few Young Cattle !;
one excellent Mich Cow, that viii soon be fresh
one good work horse a pony very suitable for =
lady to ride and new our-borse wagon, with
iron axles. Address at Edinburg Shenandoah
County, Va VIM. H. CLINE.
August l, 1867.
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V0 L AND W00LEN GOODS.

The undersigned are constantly manufacturing,
and have on hand at morgan Mills" Factory,
npar Winchester, very large and complete stock
of WOODEN GOODS, such as Blankets, Flapnels.,
PULLED and Plain Linseys Tweeds, Beaver Cloths,
Goods for Boys Wear, and in fact. everything
pertaining to well appointed establishment, to-
which they invite the attention OF Wool Growers,
or any others in want OF serviceable goods
Persons from distance need have fear of
being unable to procure such goods as they need
from us this year, as stock is adequate to any
demand that may be made apon it, and upon mod,
crate terms
~ CASH paid for WOOL.
Address, 7. B. WOOD & co.,
Aug. l-3m Winchester, Va.
TClarke Journal, Eeesburg Washingtonian,,
Martinsburg New Era, and Shenandoah Herald
copy months aud. send bull to advertiser. l. Wiu-
chester Times
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ing last year, 135, as reported by brother Pirk-
ely.
Cooperation then adjourned tomeet at Wax.
nut Spring Shenandoah County, Va, on Fri
day before the LIST Lords day in August, 1868,
: at IL O'Clock. A. NJ.
DAN'L SKULL, Secretary.
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August 8, 1867:
New Advertisements

A GENTS WANTED to canvas. for 'EFour
"A Years in the Old World" $4,000 already
Sold Now is the time to make money. No com
petition. Great inducements offered teachers,
active ladies or experienced agents.
Send for terms to Foster & PRIMER, JR., IA BIZ
bic House, New York.
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W
May Ply
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A VALUABLE FARM.

NJ. TtNrv mani, c0TTF TaIIT1t,
others, defendants--in Chancery.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court, rem
dered in the above cause, the 9Th day of April,
1867, the undersigned commissioners appoin-
ted for that purpose, viii proceed, or Saturday
the l4M dog Of September, 1867, upon the premi-
ses, to sell the land Of which John ". Farrar died
seized and possessed, lying on the North branch
OF the Shenandoah River, about two miles south
east Of the town Of Woodstock consisting of three
several tracts-the one consisting Of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-08-22

The next Session begins the 18Th day Of Sep
tensbsr, 1867, cad closes the 24th day Of June,,
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
From Washington

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
The President to-day appointed F. L. Sher-
man Postmaster at Chicago, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Col Gilmore.
The Comptroller of the Currency gives notice
that the circulating notes of the National Una
dilla Bank, New York, will be paid in lawful
money upon presentation at the Treasury of
the United States. = n
The report from the Statistical Bureau of
Commerce and Navigation of the United
States for the fiscal year ending june 30, 1867,
Will be issued in a few days, six months earlier
than usual. 1t will exhibit the following re-
suits: Total imports of foreign merchandise and
specie S4l2, 233, 1913; less foreign merchandise
and specie exported $19,941 ,229; net imports
$500, 291 1896. This does not include the valueof
vessels sold to foreigners, which cannot be given
tor several months yet. OF this amount S42 ,548,-
81 remained in warehouse on the Both of June.
The domestic exports during the same time
were 1864 $40 043. All these figures are in
gold, the domestic merchandise from the At
lantic States having been reduced to gold val
ues at the rates indicated by the monthly av-
erage price Of gold in New York.
Major Gen. e. A. Hitchcock, of U. s. volun-
teers, has been mustered out of service, to date
Oct. 1st Major A. e. ii. johnson, A. A. G.,
has been mustered out. to date Sept LIST.
Various Cabinet rumors prevailed to-day.
Among them one that several members had
formerly rendered their resignation, but it is
aScertaned that the report is untrue. There
are no new Developments on the subject.
1t is believed by prominent gentlemen that
the differences between the President and
Gen. Grant in relation to Gems. Sheridan and
Sickles, are recOncilable. The orders issued
by the President yesterday, directing Gen.
Hancock to relieve Gen. Sheridan and Gen,
Candy to relieve Gen. Sickles, have not yet
been executed. 1t is said that Gen. Grant, in
letter to the President declines to direct the
order to be executed, and states his refusal
IN strong terms, virtually denying the right
of the President to interfere i'm removing
any one in the five Military Districts created by
Congress, asserting that the entire control of
the Departments rests, by the supplemental re-
construction act, in the General of the armies
of the United States; that, therefore, he is not
at liberty and will not transfer it to another
The letter has not been made public, but the
above statement is believed to be reliable, as it
is derived from usually well informed quarters.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28

AUGUSTA, GA, Aus. N.
:. freedmen in the list and 4th districts are out
in addresses to their fellow Citizens prospect
I'VE OF color, asking their support as candidates
for Congress. gThey claim that their right 70
vote gives them the hight to hold Office, ana as
they are in majority whites shall not De
elected by their votes. These candidates aio
conservative and in favor of unlyersai amnes-
ty. 1t is the impression that a large huInoer
of whites will vote for blacks in preference 10
whites. tihf-i. it''l-
Gen Pope has issued orders revoking tenn
porarily so much of his Jury order as inter-
ieres with the present terms OF CIVIL courts as
the registration lists are not completed
White Jurors will be permitted to serve exclu-
siyely, provide they have registered.
The rains during the last two weeks have
been unpreeedently severe. Accounts from
Middle, Southern and South Western Geor-
gia and Florida, where the cotton prospects
had been so promising, now represent that
they are most gloomy. Continued rains have
beaten off the bloom, and the Caterpillar and
cotton worm have made their appearance. 1t
is believed, however, that notwithstanding the
neavp rams fair crop has been made already.
MOBILE. Aug. q.
Inc weather is unsettled. 1t rained last
night and this morning, but it is now clear
Crop accounts from all parts of the State are
favorable. The caterpillar has appeared III
some sections but is not doing much damage.
81 SAVANNAH, Aug. ~.
Heavy rains continue throughout this state
Seaboard planters are complaining from all
points of the rain, saying that the crops are
greatly damaged, and if the rain does not cease
soon very serious consequences Will follow.
Brooks county reports heavy rains daily for
the past six weeks.
..........,.s ,s IA NASHVILLE, Aug. q.
Gen Cooke issued an order this morning
stopping the disbandment of the State guards
He gave as a reason the bad conduct of out
laws and disloyal citizens in certain portions of
the State. He recommends loyal men who
have been threatened to bring suits, and prom
Uses to dispose the State guard for their pro-
lection. yEt 80 "a ga * "a - 4
Joe Williams and Ben Holmes (colored )left
here to-day to speak in behalf of the conserva-
tives in Georgia, ON invitation.
ID, ~ ~ MACON, Ca. Aug. q.
A colored mass meeting was held here to-day,
and was attended by from 5000 to 5000 persons.
Speeches were made by white and colored ora
tors in the interest of the radical party, and a
radical platform adopted. General good order
and feeling prevailed on the ground and in the
city. a.. gEEsGF rFkV q gEsEGF fsF
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e. N. PATTEN & co., Aucttcn,r,.
o., OFFICE BxCHA EGE STREET.
Furniture, Beds, iie;iding, &c. at
mn xxafinn ~ .aN .N
Hhfi property at Auction.
ATGD.
WontaI
WanfQl.

OK THICK Boot Workmen by the York Boot and
~ Shoe Co., Kennebunbport, Me- None need
apply but good workmeU. au2Gd1w
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81.
The Chamber of Commerce have called a
meeting to consider a memorial of the ship
masters relative to the difficulty with sailor
landlords. Five ships are now waiting for
crews. 4Sss s }
A correspondent of the Bulletin writes from
the city OF Mexico under date of July 31st
describing the entry of Juarez, which elected
much enthusiasm. AT grand banquet, Jua-
req said he hoped that the nation would imi-
tate the clemency and moderation of the
United States in victory. The Mexican press
is clamoring for general amnesty. The peo-
pie, it is said, are sick of bloodshed. So
Consul Cooley, at this port, has received an
authoritative denial of the reported massacre
of the Imperialists at Queretaro
Ortega was closely confined at Monterey.
Juarez has announced his determination to
put down all armed factions, but he will pur-
sue course of clemency and Cancellation to-
ward those who are submissive, and will do all
in his power to heal the distractions, develope
the resources and elevate the character of the
country. The army is to be reduced to $4,000
men, and many prisoners are to be relieved.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28

. FOND DU LAC, Miss, Aug. %.
Scribner's say mill was burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000.
Hl0 a MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Aug. "a,
The machine shop and engine house of the
Lafayette 81 indianapolis Railroad were de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday night Four loco
motives were consumed. Loss estimated at
100000.
lHAtaE@ 8HaNEw YoRK, Aug. 81;
fire occurred this evening at No. los Broad
street, occupied by Thomas, & Benham and
Robbins q Crook, commits SION merchants. The
building was completely burnt out. Loss prob
ably very .heav . .24t;reman, named Larbey,
was killed by faii1..: rom the root of an adj
Joining building,
tsitH ~ 8EIC CINCINNATI, Aug. 27.. :
A very destructive fire occurred tonight at
Greensburg, entirely consuming the wooden
factory of Messrs Bradley Bros, the ware
rooms of Coskey & Shirk, the Merchants
Union Express office, and several other build
ings. The telegraph line were also destroyed.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 26.
The Auf0cfat of tlae White Housc-IKis
Cabinet ali Ready to Leave.

rla ~ f.a NEW YORK, Aug. q. %
A Washington special says it is well known
that for some time past the President has vir-
tually been in possession of the designations of
his Cabinet officers, which have been offered
verbally, but recent events have induced them
to repeat the offer. and am able to state on
the best authority that the President now has
in his possession formal written designations
of every rlD1nber of the Cabinet. In this con-
nection tAe fact that Jerry Black, who has
been absent from the city for several days, has
been telegraphed to, advising him of the
change in affairs of the Cabinet and requesting
him to return Immediately, is significant
Another special says in the case of Mr.. Nc
Culloch, though probably his resignation will
be the last accepted from fear of danger to the
public credit, still am pretty certain that he
will be permitted to withdraw after some time,
and better man appointed in his stead. The
idea probably is to familiarize the public mind
to the proposed change in the Treasury man
agement by degrees. and not make too sudden
change. Among the rumors ahoat is one to
the effect that Secretary NIcCullock has ac
cepted an offer from Jay Cooke & Co, to man
age their new banking house, which they are
about to open in London. If this be true, it
would certainly bear out the probability of
Mr. McCulloch's retirement.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
Roarders wanted

BOaTderS. ..
FEW Gentleman boarders can be accommodated
TAwith genteel board at 10 York, Street.
auo20-dow ..H
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From Richmond,

..-a..-..E RICHMOND, Aug. q.
Gen. Schofeld last week ordered a commits
sion of magistrates in Hanover County 10 in
vestigate whether colored military organiza-
tions existed. The investigations show that Sc
cret military organizations of formidable
strength existed among the blacks, which are
believed to extend to all the counties through
ont the State. This fact creates alarm among
the whites, who have neither organizations or
arms.
Nearly 81, OOO, 900 in 6 per cent North Caro-,
lima bonds were issued at Raleigh few days
since to certain rail roads in that State, to be
paid out to contractors. This is part of the
$4,OOOyOOO authorized by the last Legislature.
Over half million dollars have been sub
scribed by Virginia counties to the Chesapeake
" Ohio Railroad. The County of Greenbriar
yesterday voted $250OOO -ao
meeting of ex-officers, soldiers and sailors
of the United States was held here tonight,
and adopted resolution calling for conven-
ton to be held in Richmond on the 25th of
September. Hf " t
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28

Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday
Aug 20, 20 and 90, Afternoon and Evening,
Under their waterproof Pavilion capable of seat
ing 5000 people, at and P. NJ. 4t
Admission so cents. Children 20 cents.
Aug 22-dtd gBh 1855 sttGNt4 N8GSsBs3 N
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
New York Market.

7 I NEW YORK, Aug. u. :
lCotton-lc lower; sales 700 bales; Middling uplands
at q a 27ic. -safTaJa1f a4fF %
Flonr-f5 a CSC lower sales 900 bbls; State at 90
GD II 30; round hoop Ohio at GO @ 10 80; Western
at 90 "a 10 90; Southern dropping; common 10 good
new at 60 a 10 IS; California lower sales at Is 90
"a IA 90.
Wheat a &c lower for Red and 3 a &c lower for
White; sales rs, 500 BUSH; Amber State % q 81;
White Michigan 80. 4H kitsa saa4 TX
iCorn-a shade lower; sales 10000 BUSH; new
Mixed Western 1 90 a 12I aoi'ia
Oats-frmer; sales 49, 600 BUSH; new Ohio rs a
S0c old Western &c a zoe.
! Beef-fim. la fia7 Zig E it
'Pork-lower; sales new mess at % 81 a % 40.
Lard-dull; sales at 12a "a 13Sc in bbls.
Groceries generally steady. ,..,r %, f.4.la .tr
Naval Stores-quiet and unchanged.
o ls-quiet - etrerI I..ft..rs lG .5i. a-r. &
.Petroleum-stoady; crude 1870 in bulk and III
bbls; refined bonded at oslo.
.Tallow-tirmer; sales at III a. ~ 3-16,. q ~
Freghts to Liverpool-scarcey so firm; Corn per
steamer GD AID. i a..r.,ffh -.r...fI
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28

THO Canvas the city for a very popular article. An
Il educatea lady preferred. Apply at 3O1i Con-
gress st, Room No @, between 0 and A. NJ.
Aug 22-d1w# r...
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
EUROPE.
NEWS sY THE CABLE

LONDONDERRY, Aug. &c, Noon.
The steamer HISTORIAN, from Quebec, has ar
rived. ,-.t.-.- l..'e. 45.',,
PARIS, Aug 26, Evening.
M. Nelpeau, the eminent physician, is dead.
An abolition Congress, composed of the Lead
ing anti-slavery men of the world, commenced
a session here to-day. A large number of Amer
cans and many representatives OF the African
race were present. One of the objects of the
Congress is to prepare and adopt a memorial
to all those powers which tolerate human sla-
very within their dominions urging the total
abolition of such bondage.
BERLIN, Aug. 26. Evening.
The preliminarieS for a meeting between
King William of Prussia and the sovereign of
the South German States have been arranged.
Baden has been agreed upon as the place of
the conference, which will be held at an early
day. 'si'i 'f'f'
MARsEILLEs, Aug 26.
An arrival from the Island of Crete brings
the following intelligence: While Russian
war steamer was taking on board a number of
refugees from the Cretan coast, the command
err of Turkish man -of-war, which was lying
near by, forbade any further embarkatioh. The
Russian commander refused to desist, and both
vessels ran out their guns and prepared for a
fight, but Omar Pacha, the commander of the
land forces, who was on shore in the vicinity,
hearing of the danger interfered and prevent
ed an engagement ee
LONDON, Aug. 26.
The reports of troubles in Spain are conflict
ing and unreliable. Official dispatches pub
hshed at Madrid and telegraphed abro i'd, say
that all the risings have been put down and
that the insurrection is ended, while advices
from the insurgents themselves fatty contra
dict these statements, and maintain that the
movement against the present government is
going on with success and gathering strength
day by day.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 26.
The Russian government has sent an order
to the United States for 100000 Berdlan rifles.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
BOstOn Items.

The Secretary of the Treasury has obtained
a lease of the Merchants EXCHANGE newsroom
for several years for the reception of the suh
treasury, as the accommodations at the Custom
In the U S. Circuit Court to-day there was
lengthy argument on the motion of the conn
sci of Julius F. Hartwell late teller in the II
s. Assistant Treasurer's office, who is charged
them to the State street firm of Mellen, Ward
& Co. The principal ground taken by counsel
for the defence was that Hartwell was not an
officer in the meaning of the law, charged with
the keeping and disbursement of the public
monies. The Court overruled the motion.
Hartwell was arraigned and pleaded not gull
ty. Chief Justice Chase was present during a
portion of the hearing. ie al hals =
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
MIisccIlnneons ni.pn,che..

A1t'-- s'a'' 7i CINCINNATI, Aug. q.
Accounts from the crops are very discourag-
ing by reason of the drouth. .-rr g.,r4
CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. q.
The difficulty with the men ON the Mobile 8,
Ohio Railroad has been settled, and the trains
commenced running regularly to-day. ,-
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug q.
The trestle work being used in the erection
of bridge across the Susquehanna river at
this point, gave way this morning precipitat-
ing seven workmen into the river, killing one
of them and slightly injuring the others. a.
asa. BALTIMORE, Aug. q.
The base ball match to-day, between the
this city, was won by the latter, the score
standing 81 to 40. .s..
The State Temperance Convention, now in
session in this city, is well attended. aeI
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
ehtaess stashslsl

riour--i,iii and declined a d SOC; Spring extras
7 so, Wheat irmer and steadier; sales No. / Spring
att 20 a II; No. do. at So a 5S Corn duh at
declined u &c, closing at 4Olc. Rye less active
and declining; sales at 90 O3 for No 4 and SO q 90
for No closing at OF for No. 1. Barley quiet and
visions quiet and unchanged Beef Cattle dull at 600
e 81 for fair steers. Live Hogs dull and declined
~ q ibc; common to good 525 q 6 %. Sheep dull
20 Reeepts-7,5o 500 bbls -four 1885, 900 bush: wheat,
sssaooo bush corn 155, 900 bush. oats 5000 hogs
$4,000 bush corn, 100, 900 bush. oats.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28

s--.s ..-.s For Rent. .f.s,,....
OFFICES in the third story CT building corner
" of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
flee OF OCEAN INSURANCE co,
Feb 25. If 'e Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28

1.-TWO or more gentlemen can be accommodated
with genteel rooms and board. Apply at this
Office. 80
Portland. Aug 10, 1867. ...-.a aup2O-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28

a GENTS WANTED-SiO to 800 a dly. 10 intro
~ duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price 800. Ii uses two threads.
anu makes the genuine LOCK STITCH. All other low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory gwen. Send TOR Circular. W. q. WILSON
~ Co.. Mdl,ydcfureTs. CLEVELAND, Ohio. aui3.l3m
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
Railroad Accident.
.AfFs po,,.,.Y,r urperp NJ "

,IEIfli POUGHKEEPsE, N. y, Aug q. g
The engine, tender and baggage car of the
noon express train down, due here at 1850 P.
NJ, ran off the track to-day while coming into
the station. fhe engine was thrown one way
and the baggage car another. The tender was
upset and the fireman, Dernis Cushman, badly
though probably not fatally injured. The
train was delayed some hours.r Dos a4 aats !.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
For Sale or to Let.

alp story house, situated on Sawyer St. in Fer
Airy Village, Cape Elizabe H. containing 10 finish
cd rooms, has been built but IL years, and is in
thorough repair. There is a SPLENDID we'll OF water
OH the premises. Very conveniently arranged for
one two families. Has woodshed and watercloscts
on each floor Will be vacated by the LIST of Oct.
For further particulars enquire at the store of A.
s. v. R. Cole, Ferry Village or OF
sF CHARLES II. FROST
At G. Staples & Son, M achinists Commercial St.
Aug27-d3t* Portland
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
For Sale Cheap.

A LARGE lot Of Slab Wood and Edgingson Burn
1ham's Wharf Inquire of DAN'L MAYBURY,
No. SO Commercial St.
Also on corner Of North and Walnut SITS. Inquire
of THOS. CONDOR
Also, best quality Of Hard and Soft Wood for sale
at either of tina above places.
Also, Lumber OF all kinds; all of which will be de-
livered free to any part of the city.
DAN'L MAYBURY,
aug27d1m* THOS. CONDOR.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
AuCTi0g SALES.
BYM. CHARLES 4 co.

:. ID q M OAfEA4k13Io "a OOf
ios Federal Street, Portland, Me-, and 81 Hanover
Street, Boston, Mass.
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ON FRID NY, August Both, at 10 o'clcck A. NJ, I
" shall sell at office, 1853 Fore Sneet, Beds, Bed
steads, Mirrors, Carpets, Sinks Chairs, Centre
Dressing and Dining Tables. Baskets, Curtains, Cas-.
tors, Silver Plated Forks, Spoons. Butter Knives
Cutlery, Crockery and Glass Ware the contents Of q
crate o. Crockery Ware, Paper Hangings and Cur
&c. f. o. BAILEY Anct'r
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28

...,.ts.. LII .,.,, NEW YORK, Aug. q, :
Ryan at Roslyn, L. l., Sunday night, and then
severely injured Michael Realdon, who at
tempted to arrest him.. Conking was captur-
ed yesterday and locked up. He mstook
Ryan for another man at whom he was en-
raOnd
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-28
New Orleans Markets.

. aula. 9a4.l NEW ORLEANS, Aug. q.
The Cotton market is at a stand-still; Low Mid
ding nominal at 26lc; sales SO bales; receipts for
three days 5l9 bales against 655 bales time last
year; exports fr three days 2400 bales. Sugar and
Moasses-no transactions except at RETAIL and prices
unchanged. .AEE fs - rrI
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TrOtting Horse for Sale,

81 The well known trott ng horse SAR-
EGSTc< DfNE, can be seen at CHA $ SA(iI RS
TN N5ta lie Oak st. -
-s-Lz--L- He was driven last Fail by Fo,t.r
Palmer, mile in 1.22. BY David Avcrn Eso., last
summer In a common wagon a mile in 2s5 -
He Is an easy tiotter under the Saddle kind in all
harness, afraid OF nothing and stands without hitch
Ing. lie Is a bright bay, stands 1871 hands high
weighs 1850 pounds 80
.eY- viii be sold by Mr.. Bailey at auction satur-
DAY, Aug Slst, IL not previously disposed Of rs his
owner Is about to leave the city Applv 10 =. =.
au23dtd II. G. THOMAS, % Danfortb St