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DOCKS AND sTATiONERYl
BOOKS AND sTAT1orERYt
INQUIRER BOOK STORE,
opposite Mengel House,
BEBFoRB, pESs'A
The Proprietors take pleasure in Offering to the
public, almost every artieie belonging 10 the Cook
Business, and THAT TOO al City RETAl PRlcEs.
Miscellaneous Books,
consisting Of PozTRT By the leading Poets ali the
late snd standard NOVELS by the oest authors
Bibles, Hymn Books, &C.
Large fsruily Bibles, Lutheran and Methodist
Hy1ans and selection Of Religious Books.
School Books,
Being complete series Of the Books now used in
our Common Schools
Stationery,
Of al kinds, and quality. from the smallest Note
to the largest Cap.
Wall Paper,
the cheapesf, BEST and largest stock ever brought
70 town
Blank Books,
Day Books, Ledgers Tine Books and Pass Books.
Inks and Ink Stands,
various kinds, all convenient and dura
Pens and Pencils,
Of twenty-five different varieties good in kind and
quality Also al the very latest and leading
Periodicals,
always en- hand al publishers prices
Eg-Any article called for and not On hand ii
desired, viii be ordered promptly
Give as a call. opposite the MeHgel House and
one door South II the INQUIRER OFFlCE
mar2z DURB0RBOH & LUTZ
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mayI7 67yl " DTBERT. Prop
DEDFORD HOTEL.-The IN

ID EDFORD HOTEL.-The un.
1 4ersigusd having take charge of the Bed
ford Hotel formerly kept by cai. John Hsfee. an
8aunee- & tae public that be wiil be able 10 A.
ford the best accommodation, both % the travel
iHg public and home custom. The house will b
improved and sc-flted. and tie Bar will alxavs Fs
veil supplied with choice liquors. His table xiU
be supplied wth the choicest ediblss of the season
and he Al III spare no pains 70 make II suitable f-
all His stable is oae Of the best ia Bedford and
4 good hustleF will Always be ia attendance.
BoarteFs taken By the week, month OF gesr
Terms RESPONSIBLE. The public are respectfully r-
vited to give him call
JOSHUA J. SHOEMAKER
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DANIEL BORDER,
~ PIrr STREET, TWO PoORs WEST or rRE BED
FORD BOTEL, BEDFORD, Pa.
MATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN JEWEL.
kY, SPECTACLES, &C.
He keeps on hand ii stock 0f fine Gold and Sill
er Watches, Spectacles Of Brilliant Double he
med Glasses, also Scotch Pebble Glasses Gold
Watch Chains, Breast Pins, Flnger Rings best
quality Of Gold Pens. he viii supply % order
any thing in his line not hand.
Oct. 20, 1865
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4 YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,

EE > CAL II 4 XIII Pills
For all the purposes Of Laxative Medicine
Perhaps no one Medicine Is 90 universally re-
qaiTed by everybody as = cstbaEfie, nor was e-eF
any before 50 universally adopted into IN eF-
err country aGd among all classes, this mild
but efficient purgatve Pill. The obvious reason
Is, that il is q mUre reiahe and far more efectas
remedy than any other. Those gh0 have tried IT,
know hat It cured them those who have not
know that il cures their ueighbcrs and friends
aud all know thar what il does once it does always
that 1t never fails through any fault neglect
OF its competition We have thousands upon tbgu-
sands % certificates o. their remarkable cures y
the following complaints, bat such cares are known
In every neighbsrhood, and We need uut publish
them Adapted to aii ages and cauiitigas la ali
climates containing neither calotnei OF any dele
terious drug. they may be taken wiTT safety bg
ybpiy. Their sugar coating preserves hem eF-
eF fresh anG makes tGeu pleasant to take. while
being purely vegetable 10 aaTm can arise from
their use ia any quantity
They operate b. their p5Scrfu! infgeaee on the
internal VScsr3 % parity the blood aud stimulate
Ii iutJ healthy a.si1H-rsEnyEe the gB=gructiul@ Of
te stomach, bowels liver, and other 1rgaas Of tia
b58y, restoring their ITregaia action go health,
and By correcting, wherever they exist. sasA
arrangements a. are The 6rst Jrlglu Of disease.
Muu'e directions are given Ia the wrapper On
me The box s2r the fulIoains complaints. which these
ft.5s IaPi@4g cure -
for DYsPEPsIA Or IyDIsgsTIoy LIsrLEssSEss-
LANGCOR and Loss VI appetite, they should be
iakeu moderately SO sTiu8Gitje the sguHarU aa1
restore its healthy tome aud actiyn
For LIVER COMPLAINT and gJs various sym pt0Ds.
BILIOUS HEApACBE- sick HEADACHE. JAJSpEeE
or tfTeeu SICKNESS, Bilious Colic sud Bilious Ee
vers, they "a suid be jgdieIyusy taken for each
ease 70 correct be diseased acuon 81 remove tie
05sTUct!ous which cause it.
For DTsESrERY or DIAEEHGA, but one mild
d0se l. generally required
Far hhEuHATIs4, ToCT, GRAVEL, P8LPUATIyS
OF TIE HEAEr. PAIS IN THE SIDE, BAUE and
LyISs. they should be continuously taken,
CURED, 10 change g be diseased uciiou Of the sys
len With susb change those complaint. djsap-
pear
For DRoPsT and DRcPsTCsL SwgLLIvGs they
should be taken in large and frequent doses 10
produce the effect OF drastic purge.
For SCFFBEs Sos large dose should be taken
As 10 produces The desired effect by sympathy
As e DINNER Pit, lak= 0ue or two pIll7 e. pro-
mote digestion and relieve ne stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates The stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and nV4sorace= the system Hence 1t is often sd-
vaHjagUygs where no serious deraAgeueut exists.
Ouc Hln feels tgIerabiY we'll often iads hat dose
VI these Pills mikes 1GE feel dseI sdjy better
from their clsausiu aud reugvalinE effect On las
dlses I've apparatus.
DH. j. Z. AYER Co Prqc-ira1 Chemists,
LOHELL, -NASS., q. !. 1.
aug2l 5syi b i. HAHNY. AGENT
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Aotet.
VAeHINGTON HOTEL. /

aAT NH f-FJ ifJN hui Ii, BFU-
w FORD. Pa.--fhis large and edmnodioB,
hoszse- having been Te-taken by the subscriber !;
now 8f,en for the reception 0f yisifors aud bead
srs The rooms are large well initiated. ana
eofnfortAb furnished The table will aiwaqz i
sarpiied sifh the hest the market can afford Tbs
Bar Il stocked wi1h the choicest liquors. n shar,
it IN NY purpose u keep r EkST -tLA5S HOTEL.
Thaski the public f',r past fayors, 7 respectful.
IS solicit renewal Of their patronage
n Hacks will run constantly between ,bs
Hotel aad the Springs
mAyI7. .61yl VI DIBEkT PraE,-
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gewina aaiafhines.

AO, Cs1S eI
I-c
49, '
7. ..,.s,.7 mia. -,+si, =. zach or an
TBi. Machine u.ss straiga. needle. makes the
LOCK STITCH alike on both sides, sas self
adjusting tsnsion. and can 5o ercrr variety Of
AuERrc4v SHUTTLE SEEING rNA
Warranted for Five Years
--.
,..- ,r..ts-. ;-...s - ,,e;,gs,+ + Makes yrs-
- --
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oissly toe same s-ilaA maze y lNe 0i0s''
er Wilson. Howe, and FlOreEee Machines, Il
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mas tne an ''''
Machines, and d the only IeF-p7eea Snatue
e.. u.
4aA'n'is - 'I7 =
u,yr-TTrp ~
are ensnled 70 seii afstc14s5 IN 4 Il ~
,-ryrezp - erv low rriss On account OF its Sim
pleity and consequent low cost of Manufacturing,
81, r7-yf.a.a As.Lf,e.
ID c'1n PaEss'~ WIN ~'~' sl'iSE4
ACr-N-7-,
AOE-V 1 D
X, -.;.1 ., $780,. -;+t = s,,ts male o- female
,o S.; n
% represent tHe ALnef-'A" 7Aa'Is ewing -na
chine. ir each State, County, and Town IN the {
r-...4 r.a.a, ,4 r,,..~;o Extrs frducsnasnts 10 /
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Experiences d Ag7ALa' 20 4N-i pa
Salary or Commission, address
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nnANH9OD: HOW LOST. HOW
Tvs RESTORED Just published, n new edf-
tion Of Dr. CuLYERwELL's CELEBRATED EssAE
on the radical cure lwjthout meticiael Of SPga-
EAFoRRHeE4. or Seminal Weakness Iuva uutary
Seminal Losses Impoieuey Mental aud Ply sioal
Lncapacity, Impendimeuts 20 Marrisges, etc;
a}s9, CONSUMPTION, EPlLEFsT and FITS. induced
By seli-iniulgeuce OF sexual exiraYaEsEce.
.=y7Priee in 3 sealed envelope. only cents
The celebrated author, IN this admirable esssy =
clearly demonstrates from a thirty year. success
ful practice, that the alarming consequences OF
sef-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous Of internal medicine or the appli-
cation Of the knife pointing out d mode oE cure
at simple, certain, and ehectual, Jy means
Of which every sufferer, no matter what MS con-
dillon may be, may cure himself cheap!y, priya-
teiy, aud radically
tzy-l his Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man il the land
Sent, under seal, ID plaiU envelope. TO any ad.
dress, postpaid receipt of six cents or two post
stamps Also, Dr CuiverRel. VI 4rFlage Guide
price p cents. Address the Publishers
CHAo. j. Z. kLlNE Co,
"a Bowery, y. Y. Post Office Box 45s6.
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philadelphia Grade.
428 HOOP SKIRTS 62s
Asp
CORsETS, CORsETs.
EM T HOPKINS
EM T HOPKINS,
No. SIS Arch Street, Philadelphia.
AAxUFAcTCRER OF THE
CELEBRATED CHAMPION HOOP SKIRTS

The Iargesr assortment, and best quality and
styles In the American Market Every lady
should try them they rocomm I'D themselves
By wearing longer, retaining their shape much
better being lighter and elastic than all 9th
ers-WARRAATED in every respect al soii At
very low prices. Ask for HOPKINS -.CH AAPI-
ON SKIRT
Superior Handmade WhaEe-boae COR SETS in
Fifteen different grades including the Imperial
and THOMPSON 4 LASGD0S' 5 GLOVE FITTING
C0RsETS, ranging in prices from 81 Gents 10 So
80 together with Joseph Beckel's CELEBkA-
TED FRENCH WOVEN C0RsETS. superior
shapes aud quality. ten different Grades, from
al 10 70 $3.50 They are the finest asd best goods
tor the prices. ever imp0r ed The Trade sup
piled with HOOP SKIRTS and C0RsETo IL the
Lowest Rates
Those visiting the City should not fail To call
and examine ur Goods and Prices a. we defy
sH competition. septlf, 51chm5
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1rg-6Oods, &e.


Qrg-6oods, &f.
r. EhoVED
to the
COLONNADE BUILDING!
MILLER & BowsER.
At the Old Colonnade Bedford, Pa
OFFER GREAT BARGAINS.
On order to rsdase their stock, before making
their spring purchased il
Ready-Made Clothing,
Fancy Goods,
Notions,
Cotton Yarn,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries,
Queensware,
Wooden ware,
Tobacco and Cigars,
BrO0ms,
Baskets,
&c, &C., &c.
LOOK Ar SOME OF THEIR PRICES i:
CALICO, at 3, 10. y, Is, 1e.
GINdHAAi, at 12l, Is, IS, 20.
MUSLIN, at 10, u, IA, IS, IS, %.
s@ Cassimeres, Cloths, satinetts and
Ladies saeking, at very low prices
"a Ladies', Gents and Misses
Shoes, Sandals and Oyer-shoes, III great variety.
IA Mems, Boys and Youths Boots.
rs Best Coffee, Tea, Sugar and syr-
up in the msrket- Prices low
~ Feed, Flour, &c, for sale at all
times
Bas- We invite all to call and see our
goods and compare prices lsfore buying elsewhere,
E9- Our motto Is, Short Pro6fts.
E3g Terms Cash, Note or Produce.
apr3, s.
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PRICE, SI.00 Per BoTrLE
S5pIt u 8 f. HAIRY. agent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
FOREIGN NEWS.

LoNDoN September PIP VI Adj
vices have just been received IRON Spain
which state that a battle was hourly cx :
pected to take place between the troops Of
the Queen, under command of General
Nevallchez, and the revolutionary forces,
under Gcueral Serrano. near the city Of
t'ordoya
It is also reported that the royalists sus-
talised II loss Of over six hunured men in
an engagement which took place before
they took Santatn!er
General Calogne intends TO march to-
morrow on the fortified town Of Santona
situated sixteen miles east OF Suatander,
on peninsula in tie BAY Of Biscay, with
detachment Of the royal army and says
he is resolved TO fire aud level the place #
It's Inhabitants resist Tie wound tins
desiroysa Governments ARSENAL a,iiafrack>
ample military magazines, extensive naval
ai.chor frgts and the buildings Of "a port
which can shelter line-of-battle shlrs.
PARIs, Semtemher % The llonitcw
has the following news from Spain
Alcoy. a city of about 80. eco inhaii
tan's. in the province of .Alicante, has re-
volted. Three ships appeared yesterday
Sunday off the town of Carthagena. sup
posed to form part of General PRINTS
feet.
Marshal Paiva. Of the Royal army, was
sill recruiting.
1t is said the town Of Leon has pronoun.
ced for the reyoln'ioniSts. Also, th.t Sara
goSsa has rei., lie! anal that General Jean
P,zuala Count of Ches'c. was killed
LoApoN, September Is. -Advices from
Spain to day confirm previous reports that
the insurgents are marching in force up
on the capital. The Royal troops who were
sent against Santander, and since the cap
ture of that city have been pursuing the
rebels. have received orders to return to
Madrid tor the protection of the capital. =
Tie revolution is rapidly progressing in
the interior The city of Valladolid has
pronounced against the Queer and the re-
volt has already extended to most al the
provinces in which Oid and New CASTLE are
divided.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

we copy, the following from the staun-
Spcctutor in reference to the Methodist
church at that place. It.only shows how
far radicalism will go, even to destroy the
church, iii order to carry oat their own
fell purposes:
Under a military order requiring that the
Methodist churches III This county should be
occupied alternately hy me ministers OF the
NJ. 4. Ct 'rciI ana the NJ T.. ehirch, South.
Rev. E P. I'hslps ot The toin.vr church held
service iii the Methodist cnarcn of this place
On Sunday afternoon
The praeticti e!fecfs o.. Ibis military or Ter
will be 10 urn on VI loorS one half IF the time
very large congregation o. the VI. e. Church
South. that HE CHI" Oh ma, be occupied by the
ministers Of the VI. L. chui ch which has but
one member in h.s place.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

e: VI httEoi ;Uu,elal Grant was really
sincere or not in closing his letter Of az
ceptance with the prayer for peace. yet,
We are certainly convinced that the party
of which lie is the chosen leader. is not
doing much to accomplish the lesileratun
of his prayer. The country, and especial
ly the Southern sections, were never in a
more laman,able condition, and at the
present, less hope for peace. than at any
other time since the close Of The late war.
Not on y the deceptive workings of the
.Iacobin leaders III all around Washing
toa. but every petty iuol, with but fl W
exceptions, tEoAi- The military district ty-
rants down to Tic nasal twauged carpet
Dagger and, yet, more INFAMOUS scala
wags, seem to regard it as their especial
duty and paramount obligation to cngen-
der discori and to excite feelings OF hatred
and malice between the races III the south
Oar exchanges are filled daily with ac-
counts of the most lnhu man outrages aud
acts of the most isarta.ous brutality The
Camilla affair, which we have published
III full; and every similar outrage, has been
conceived, plotted aud carried out by
these Ill ANGUS tool,'of the liadical party
Every day We hear OF the most horritying
outsgcs }srr.tr;teG in Tie South, ty ne
grocs, who are acting under the baneful
Tnhue nee of tie teaching of the "noral
idea party. Bata few days, ago we had an
account Of a horrible outrage by negroes
in TehEcssee-a an old man butchered aud
his daughter outraged by five negroes. =
Auli~.Faish a,roclty 10y negroes i'll Mort Ii
Carolina-a young and beautiful widow
iasiy outraged by nine:aegro demons, and
he little daughter violated and Murdered
ia her sigh" Brutal murder Of lady in
Arkansas BY mega, Ia fact eyrey ex-
changActsi lat colues :ttrsua is;ss All account ot
soae recently perpotFatcd outrage, and all
can be clearly Traced to the teachings OF
the Infamous tools of kadicalsm, whose
leader is so huu'l,ly, # not so sincerely
praying for peace. Let US have peace.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

men in the States OF the South. and to put i,
IN the hands of the ilalf cis.ll1sl Afric.a =
Tyoices-- SO do +
! hold II also TO be nj war with the Consti
tuition of the Unis Ell States, because then this
Radical doctrine and policy tramples down he
rights Of he SiaRs, which have themselves
therighi TO fix tae a,iatica ion oflleir own
voters-a right VI h3at which a Stale cea sas
10 be republican AT all 4 voice-ssIhat 5
so.'
Again, Ishoid that this Radical policy is
against the Constitution. against h. national
faith, IN This. because il attempts 10 annul tia
pardons which have been couslituticnally
granted by the President 10 hundreds of thou
sarlds Of enlightened white men OF The South
and because TINT policy. Without trial or hear
ing. IN open violation Of the Constitution, CHS
Franchises them.
hold. also. sh5i this Radical policy has
declared war against the existence Of ten
States of the Union and against lie liberties
of eig;iI millions OF people because in express
terms u. Ia" passed BY Congress annuis ali
civil goyernin IN these States, BY which
alone he liberties of he people can be secured
and by that same law Of Congress il has placed
eight millions of people uaier the ahsolete,
despoiIsm of the sword
arraign and impeach this Radical policy
as a crime against mum unity itself, because ii
tends OF necessity}to bring on conflict of ra-
ces. 10 the destruction O.. one or both, which
nothing bu standing army in these States
can prevent, winch our liberties cannot long
stsvive. nor our resources long bear.
/ arraign this Radical policy because il
tends make false all the promises which
were given by the friends of the Governments
during he fearful struggle 10 pat down h
rebellion. and bee use that same policy tends
TO make lrue altthe forbolihgs aud prophecies
OF its enemies.
Il arisiigu il also because il. breaks the ma
iional faiih: Because II entails aud makes
niece sary an almost unhearabe burden OF tax
aiion. which, unless better policy shall pre-
vail. will in the end bring reputation .s the
revolutions OF the earth.
For all oi these acts, amongst others, | ar
raign and inppach this Radical party. Any
one of those subjects fully considered would
occupy your VIII ele attention this afternoon
1t will be impossible for me to go over them
all. aud shall content myself with calling
your attention specially &c two or three ot
theGi.
We regret that we have not space for
the whole Of this p,ech.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

Great Troitiity on the Fashion Course.
The brown geiding John Stewart, on Tues
day, at Fashion Course trotted twenty
miles to wagon in iity-nine minutes and
twenty -tiiree seconds tor "a wager of g.
600 against 81 600 thatshe could not make
the distance IN an hour He tralied quite
evenly bis quickest mile being il Z:49
and his siowesl Ia 3:O7. aud he came out
OF the long TRIP 30 little wearled that the
last mile was msde. apparantly withou,
e1er,in., in 1852 This feat is said to be
unparalleled !, and the biting, which on
the nlneicehth+ mile was 5l00 to Sl5 in
his favor, at the commencement was 800
to 500 against him --.sew York Herala
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

\
\ ALkNTiNE RIPLEY VI. L. his wife, pffs,
against
Joseph Moore, JOIN. H. More. Solomon K
Aioore Tlaolton Thomas Mary Anr Moore,
twidow } ard Vim Smith arthur. guardian
ad liem Ton Frank Drarmaf Moore, Samuel
Pine, sloo Asoere AMI Joseph Renben
Moore insani children liSonlg heirs at Ii y
q George Meore. Gee i: the/ sad Joseph
Moore as adiasr Of said Geerga Moore decd
harles s. Wnnlier and Eii beth bis wife
5e,,iamin 3 Hernaau & c,ha.iae his " u
Joseph Hawkins and -snr' llias wife Incll'y
X x
he court do;h adiudgc. oFer and deere ).
that one OF the commissioners this court do
lak an acSonrt o, tn, iegafieS g qneafh. d by
The viii Of lentsn Moore, 10 be taid b. his our
sens. je>epll John solomon and 5teorge Moore,
% Elizabeth Wander, Catharine t}w tha wife ot
BetJainm -. Wie41nan. i,nd tn h irs o. r. an
ces Allen. dae'd; showing now inuh Il any OF
SAID gacias, has been paid and byRnd 10 whom,
and the balance still due, and to " lpm tia he
ascertain any Of ihe lands devised t. his four
sons Joset h. John, Solomon and Ga ge have
zen sold and conveyed and. Il 50, lus, hon and
that n stat, s,ttl an,l adjust III ad tin alton
account q Joseph Moore win III esste 81 Geo
Moore, tec d, and lhat he state 50 daily such
matters as tte mas deem proper that any OF
iht PARTIES may require o b5 stated, AID eport
ms proceedings to the court in order Is final
decree. Four weeks notice in some NEWSPAPER
Published in this county shall be considered as q
personal service upon the parties.
eopy-Teste. W. 3 ARTHUR, ccsc
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

The lower House of the Oreeap)i.eois.
lature has aAopte'la nemorialssD Congress
asking all in money anl the passage cfa
law far constructing a. branch of tn. In
ION Pacific railroad from the vicinity OF
Salt Lake to the navigable waters Of the
Columbia river and theuce to Portland.
TIA Puget Sound
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
MARRIED,

On the a inst, by Rev. J. NJ Ciymer, Mr..
VIM. Fl. HOOVER, and Miss KATE C. Corr
MAN, all of this county.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. II. Shaull. Mr..
MosEs PAINTER, and Miss l.. Louisa, young
est daughter, of Henry Emswller Esqr. all of
this county.
On the 2ith inst near Columbia Furnace.
by Rev. &. H. Martin, Mr.. Henry MILLER
ana I!is, NARY ELlz>BErn Irwin all of this
cotit.y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

THE ROAD To CALlg,RvIA There are
yet I" be completed 253 miles by the Tn
ION Pacific road aud 333 miles by the Cen
trail Pacific, making $50 miles; and rs
they are now building nearly 100 miles ii
4lonth, it is highly probably that the en-
tire road will be completed by the 18th of
july, 1863.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
CoIMlssIeNER' ; OFFICE.

The parties. compliments and defendants,
are hereby notified cha; have appointed the
I'm doy Of Ocfoter next. if fair if not the ,rxi
lair day thereafter NJ, said office. 10 take
ne &c cunts required W The foregoing decree
at VII h me aud place Won are required 10
atien" q ven nn'ser my hind. rs COT mr. Of
'he sasd court, h day anu year FIRST aforesaid
sept ll-iw G W. MILEY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

FROM THE INDIAN COUNTRY. -.Su4 Fran
cisco, September % --Arizona adyices to
the 9th instant have been RECEIVED Colo
uel Price has made treatIT peace with
the Wallopie Indians. the sayag's consent
ing to surrender their arms and locate on
the river
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

Two attempts were made last week to
burn the White .SalpliurSpfing property
Three of the cottages were entirely.con-
sunied. and bue for the timely assistance
rendered by the visitors present much of
this valuable property might have been ie-
stroyed. Two negroes were arrested in
Cnvington. Va. suspected Of the Crime.
and 'aks.Afo Gre snlrier county. = Tulleg
Visyinsun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

The UNION PAcIrIc RAILWAY. Nee
York. September ID a dispatch receiv-
ed to-day fsoln the ehd of the tract; an
nominees the completion of another section
Of the Union Pacific railway, making $40
miles in operation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

UNAUTHORIZED FEES. = The commissions
er of Internal Revenue says that any as.
SCISSOR who charges fee FOR approvin
the bonds does 80 without authority of law.
The defence us iebyeertain ass ssors who
have claimed il rs.tlsat the fee taken for
this purpose is intended to be used in sup
porting the political campaign-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

T Discharge OF Surra tile is Set Free.
WASHINGTON. September "A -The
counsel of Sarratt to-day plea led the stat
ute of limitations of 1893 The plea was
decided potent by JUICE Wyiie, and Sur
raft was discharged from custody