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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-07-18
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THE HOME MONTHLY, for July, is one of the
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PETERSON, for August, has been received.
1t is filled with everything lady could desire.
Published by Charles J.. Peterson, Philadel.
phia.
The LADY's FRIEND for August, with its
beautiful engrayings, fashion plates and inter-
esting contents, has been received. 1t is equal
to any former number. Address Deacon &
Peterson, 319 Walnut ST., Philadelphia so
year.
ARTHUR S HOME MAGAZINE for August comes
to us with its usual quantity of Interesting
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rE,HE LATE JOSIAH HELLER'S ESTATE.
Notice to all parties achone 1t mag con-

Notice to all parties ecAons 1t mag con-
Germ /:
ALL creditors of this estate are urged
to come forward and prove their claims at once
before Geo. FL. Miley, Commissioner in chancery,
at his Office in Woodstock. The accounts have
been before said commissioner for a 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 this, will be left out Of the list of
creditors reported-to assert their claims 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 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 institutng suit a.
gainst them. MOSES WALTON,
jy4--3t Admir- OF Josiah Heller, decd.
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At NO. 81
Cheap side
WILL BE FOUND

large and complete assortment Of
FRESH DRUGS & MEDICINES,
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS,
WHALE OIL, COAL OIL, FLAXSEED OIL,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, VARNISHES;
full assortment of
DYE-STUFFS, and nice assortment of
a fine selection OLDEST SHOE
FINDINGS; the very best Chemicals; SNUFF,
TOBACCO, CIGARS fancy articles in great
yal iety LOOKING GLASS PLATES, all sizes;
&c, ALL OF THE VERY BEST
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place in the Valley. My Tnctures, Essences, Oint-
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by the standard pharmacop9ia.
gzs~ Prescriptions carefully compounded
70 Physicians and others in want of Drugs and
Medicines in considerable quantities, we will sell
at a small advance on Baltimore prices.
TERMS CASH, OR ITS EQUIVALENT.
Woodstock, jy 4. B. SCHMITT.
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Notice..

Notice.
M. Walton, admir- of Josiah Heller, decd,
gives notice to all creditors of the estate, to
come forward and prove their claims at once,
as the accounts will be closed by the first of
August,
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IN. CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
WINCHESTER. VA.

KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
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Furnishing Goods, OF every variety and style.
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IGOR THE LADIES'!

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pRING SUMMER GOODS!


A full assortment of which can be found at ali
times at
GEORGE W. KELLER'S,
A Jfew doors North Of Taylor Hotel,
WINCHESTER, VA.
Consisting in part of
Carriage Makers Materials, Building Hardware.
Shoe Findings, Saddlery. &c. A superior lot of
Ohio Grindstones and W indow Sash-Primed and
Glazed, constantly on hand, all Of which will
be sold as low for cash as any other house this side
Remember the place-Opposite RED MEMS
HALL. GEO. w. KELLER.
June 6, 1867--6m.
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ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE for August, comes
to us with its usual quantity of interesting
matter, fine engravings, illustrations, Sc
" 90 year; L. s. Arthur & Co., publishers,
81 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
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THE LADY's FRIEND for August, with its
beautiful engrayings, fashion plates and inter-
esting contents, has been received. 1t is equal
to any former number. Address Deacon &
Peterson, 319 Walnut ST., Philadelphia--$ so
q Vear
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PETERSON, for August, has been received.
1t is filled with everything lady could desire.
Published by Charles j. Peterson, Philadel,
Min
Evening star., 1867-05-21
TO WHOM ASSESSES.


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Thoma, William 80.
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feet front of sloe tfifeet
and the east forty teetl
front Of lot four by the'
depth thereof. So
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| on I street by the depth
OF twenty feet ,.se -
Todd, william B., trust
| GotIieb 4rxmmer.,,... So.
| Alley tax; interest from
June IS, 1905. .$57 q,
Todd WiiIf8m II -. .
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Observation-Disclosures
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TO WHOM ASSESSED,

Oct. 20. 1866. .;..sf77tl'
Beginning Whers Sixth,
street Sast .fnfsrieetsI
south e strsst, then east
along south e street.
twenty-five Ieet, thence
north seventy-two feet
four inches, thence
northwest eleven feet
SIX inches 70 intersectl d
South Carolina ave-
nue. nineteen faet four
inches from IDS inter-
section with Sixth
street east, thence,
southwest along South
Carolina avenue nine
teen feet four inches, !
thence south along
Sixth street east sew
enty. seven feet four
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by the depth OF the lot.
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feet elevoa tncAee Aeopl
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fset eleven inches cloepa
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south slxty-tWe and
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First installrnent Wafer
@x....,.,s-e..s..SS tax
Beginning on Pen nsyl
.vania avenue ntnetEr
eight feet seven and
half north west.
wardiy from the s6hth.
east angle of said
|. square, and rrinningI
along said avenue hf.I
ty one feet, thence af'
rieht.Angles with said
avenue ninety-seven'
feetone and three quar-
ter inches TO an aAey,
thsnce sopthlWest-I
wardiy along the line
of said AlleV, nine feet
and three quarters of
inchs thence due east
along said alley forty
feet1Wo and onequartsr
: inches, thence SOUTH
-.westwardly sixty eight
feet, thence at rtghtan-t
gles with Pennsylvania
avenue forty feet six
inchgG tOtheplace OF Be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20

TUST RECEIVED per schooner Ar
- menia 800 tons superior AGTHRaClTE COAL,
which viii ue pleased to furnish to my custom.
ers and { pablo at the lowest market rates |
have stove coal equal 70 the Carbon Hi! Coke.
Also OAK AND FINE WOOD.
Orders taken for SOFT COAL. ANTHRACITE
Goa l. sold by weight.
Office 1859 lain street, and atyard, Nineteenth
and Cary streets.
no lets CHARLES ii. PAGE.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washfnrf0u.

WAsHINGToN, November l9.-The Pre-
sident is said to be displeased with the evi.
dence of Commissioner Rollins before the
impeachment Committee. Rollins will
probably be.removed December lst.
General Sheridan has been summoned
by the Impeachment Committee.
Speaker Colfax has not prepared lists
of the regular congressional committees.
Mr.. Stevens will introduce a bill dividing
Texas into two or more States.
Henry Sherman, of the loan branch OF
the Third Auditors office, is the author OF
the article in the National InteUigencer
heretofore credited to Mr.. Stanbery.
The southern Radicals will hold q con-
vcntion here February 22d.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, November 1o-P. M
The Cabinet had prolonged session to-
day. All the members were present ex-
cept Secretary Welles.
The revenue receipts to-day were $685.,
900.
1t is stated that the English don't like
Secretary Stewards negotiations with Den.
mark for the purchase Of the islands in the
West Indies.
Unless ordered, Speaker Colfa1 will not
name the regular committees until the
commencement Of the regular session.
Juarez has given permission for the
transportation through Mexico of supplies
for the United States troops on its northern
borders.
The Greek Legation has advices that the
Canadian war has been vigorously resumed
The Peruvian Minister was presented tc
the President to-day.
There is large torchlight procession
and serenade tonight in honor of Gene.
raj Garry.
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The Election in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 19.-The
election passed of here to-day quietly and
without any disturbance. The negroes
behaved with the utmost propriety. A
strong military and police force were sta
toned at the polls, and paraded the streets
all day. 1t is impossible to tell the result
Of to-day's voting. About 1900 votes
were cast, mostly by negroes, who all,
with two exceptions, voted the Radical
ticket. The whites reserve their strength
until tomorrow. Many blacks forgot the
names they had registered under, and
thus lost their votes.
1t is thought the Radicals are ahead to-
day but large majority of the whites
are yet to vote, while the principal Radi-
cal strength is already polled. The Con-
servatives are jubilant and confident of
success. The vote will not be counted
till tomorrow evening.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 19.-The
election here is passing off very quietly
About 1900 votes have been polled-near-
ly all negroes. There were l25 white
votes against the Convention. The whites
will vote tomorrow almost unanimously
against Convention.
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4}itjlnload 0lspatth.
,,rnxrsDAy.....N NOVEMBER 20, 1867.
,,crun, Revenue Decision.

v,.n1xGToS, November lS.-The Com
toner Of Internal Revenue has made
~, allowing decisions: When a convey
'., ~ realty is made upon an actual valu-
Gl c,r<idcration which is manitcstly in
mate. toe deed should be stamped ac-
@ ing to the amount Of valuable considc-
Ion. and a Succession tax, unless the sue
,' ,.so~ he the wife Of the predecessor,
mid be assessed upon the value Of the
S.-s conveyed, less such consideration.
~.e-c is no stamp upon promissory
-, until it is issued. A stamp is to DC
'..n..,,cd when it is attached or used ; and
,Sourh a stamp may be affixed when a
..'.s j signed, il cannot be said to be used
....r, hc note IS issued. \ check, draft, or
.~,., for The payment Of sum of money
..,,a Otherwise than at sight or on de-
....; ) liable 10 stamp tax at the rate of
..cuts for each SlC0 or fractional part
..a-nnf. 4 receipt for bank check is a
-...a, for money upon the terms of the
email reycauc act; aad if for sum ex-
.M...nr $50, it requires two-ccnt stamp.
II is 10; relieved by the stamp upon the
check.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20
Census erfiic District OF Caiumbin-A
Iorl, in The Washington CouuciI.

sgrcia, dispatcA tee Baltimore sun.
WASHINGTON, November lS.-Complcte
-..n~a> rom Ali the census districts show
dep, u,ation Of the District TO be S6,O4l
whites and G9,ljl colorcd; total, 1852
+ Washington city, 73,O2S whites, 32,742
sud total, lo5,7179. In Georgetown,
,. whites $40 coloved; total, II SOP.
rs a.t county OF Washington, 1881 whites,
oo,ovcd; total, $3.50. The above is
AZ. approximation, but the official result
lis wards viii be announced shortly, when
{. ,rsumetei an increase over the above
w... be shown.
TIE Common Council again tonight re-
..>et 10 &C: on the appropriation bill, and
.ia.tcl resolution that they would not
..,, On any bill Of that character unit! the
..-gG school bill became a law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20
The Markets

New YORK, November in Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat 1G2c., corn 1c.,
and oats 1591c. better. Pork dull; mess,
s2l. Lard quiet at l2240l33sc. Cotton
firm at l8c. Freights steady. Turpen-
tine quiet at 541ac. Rosin quiet CON-
mon, $3.50. Stocks active and shade
better. Money, IA per cent. Sterling
unchanged. Gold, l395S. eos, '62, cou,
pons, 1851.
NEW YORK, November 19-P. M Cot.
ton tirmer and active; sales of 1000 bales
at ls@lsIc. Flour favors buyers State
So 30GslO.15; southern, sl0@s14. Wheat
quiet; No. l, S2.279s2.32. Corn-Mixed
western, sl.34@sl.3S. Pork firm. Sugar
firm; Muscovado, ll@l23sc. Other groce'
ries steady. Turpentine, 541a@55c. Rosin
s3.4OGs9. Freights quiet.
Money very stringent at 7 per cent
Gold, 1893. Sterling firm at l093sg
l0ob. Governments fraction lower
North Car olina 6's, "a.
BALTIMORE, November l9.-Cotton dull
at 1715c. Flour steady. Wheat dull
prime red, $3.50. Corn active and ad
vancing; new white, Sl.l5GSl.l6; old
s1.39 yellow, 81 So. Oats dull at 72674c
Rye, 5O955c. Provisions dull and no
minal.
CINCINNATI, November 19.-Flour un
changed. New corn declined 2G3c. Wits
key dull. Provisions unchanged. Pori
held at 500.
HAVANA, November l9.-Sugar firm a
So reals. Exchange on London, l41aG
I434. Federal currency, 25I5@26 discount
Gold-Long, 81 short, premium.
LIVERPOOL, November 19-Evening. :
Markets quiet without quotable change
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Vie World to hive ID Eixnl

NV loEE, November lG.-Thcrc is
>.' 10 he a strong undcr-currcnt of dis
.,t..Actlon on The part of many of the
Nwncracy here with the course Of one OF
.r morning Journals, which is supposed
f" he their accredited organ, and there is
ID j therefore about establishing one which
VII. embody and reflect their sentiments
",a greater accuracy. Indeed, II sub
,U"riIon Tor S250,000, with that end III
view, IS already under way, and the party
w-' gives me this information says there
,ggt little doubt that the whole amount
So. DC forthcoming by the lst of January
.aZ,. II is further said That the new or
..4 viii advocate George II. Pcndlcton as
Democratic candidate for President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20

A Box KILLED By STEEL KNUCKLEs.-
The following appeared in the Providence
Herald Of the l4th
"On the afternoon ofthc 18th, two boys,
named Ciley and Fitzgerald, the former
fifteen years of age and the latter twelve,
while playing marbles on Ives street, got
into an alteration in consequence Of the
younger one refusing to "knuckle DOWN.
that is, hold his knuckles upon the ground
for the other to strike with his marbles.
Finally, Ciley kicked Fitzgerald in q very
severe manner, and afterwards struck him
with pair Of steel knuckles which he bad
on. The boy, although badly hurt, man
aged to get to his home on Ives street,
when he told his mother. what had occur
red, and said, "Mother, I am going to
die" Directly afterward he became in
sensible. A physician was at once sum-
moned, and everything was done for the
young sufferer which skill could suggest !;
but the injuries proved to be of a fatal
character, and at 5 o'clock yesterday af-
tcrnoon the unfortunate lad expired, hay
ing laid insensible for twenty-four hours.
Officers were in search Of Cilcy all day
yesterday and last night, but they did not
succeed in finding him. This is one Of
the most painful occurrences that ever
came to our knowledge, and one that
should not be without lesson"