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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

Peru vants Peuce nth Spin --Lon-
don, September % 1t is reported here
that Peru has sent agents to Europe to
make treaty of peace with Spain.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
CoMMEssloNER's OFFICE,

NoOdstock. Sept TO, 1868. !
To ?. j. Fravel S. p, &c., complainant and
John Sager, admir- George Kibler, deed, def,
and the creditors OF the esta,d Of the said
&. Kibler, dec d, and all others concerned:
4 on are hereby Notified that have fixed
the 3D. dog of October nett. at my said office,
to examine State settle and adjust the accounts
Of John Sager, admir- of he estate of George
kihler. dec,d and take proof OF debts or de
mands against lie salt. deceden or his estate
and state specially any matter deemed pAiti-
.se,'l. or which eiit~r party may REQUIRE =
/, CURED by a decroe OF The crcuii c"urt of
Shenandoah county. rendered on h, l. day
ri September. ieiS AT " ch time :tml place
on arc iequircd ;rnd Giv.n under ny
ltrd a. comm'r ot said court, The day ana
}5s tirsi aforesaid
sApt Civ GEO " MH.EY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
Fight with the Indians United States
Troops HeSieEed

A III WITH TIC IstUFHtts- q IIFU JsUgFs
Troops Eesiesed.
Fort WALLACE. September a. -Coio-
mel Forsyth with fifty men is hemme'l in
by large number Of Indians ninety miles
north of here. Lieutenant Beecher had
been fatally wounded, Colonel Forsyth
wounded in the leg and hip. and DIR
Moore shot in the head while dressing Co
lionel Forsyth's wounds. At last accounts
the party had sixty rounds of ammunition
left: They were fortifying. and were COM
PEELED to kill their horses for rations. -
Troops are moving to their rescue
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
CDMNis>IeN.Hs OFFICE.
Woodstock Sept. 10, So.

"
Woodstock Sept. 10, 6S.
/ . Joseph Keller. complain nj, and Mary
iturn. w..ow Dlvld Dsiisr ani MARTA
+. his " III" NJ sd,snn Sp ns Ter ana III Zen Il
H. wife lew Keller an Nnrg his Is ftr.
Ellen Ei4rn, lAtAer Hum Jehl La ..
;g:.G. ,,In. snub A,lh,r. oti5'rsFan AZ ~ m
t3r Fannie Hum an-t Luther Harh ahsi p'-
vid NJ Spen2er. a IN. ...,,o.
iprn- tep',l, stufentlan s--and ilse s.,eAi an.
oil fine estate Of Isaac Hum. doca land all
others ,oncesnett:
You are hereby notified sha h We appointed
h lShh day If Octoher 1865. NJ ms said ,.f!ire.
10 state. se'te AID atljusi the ad4slni>ira ion
accuani OF Luther lin II and Davr, NJ Spec.
Ger admrs of Isaac Hum. decd mad sake
proof oil . gu standing debts or demands
against he said interstate. r his estate asc-r-
tam the real estate Of which said Isaac Uurn
dl'd seized. and lis gross annual value. aud
any other matter deemed pertinent on which
either party may require req0ired by de
cree OF the Circuit cauri ct Shenandoah e. Urn
I, r".dered on the "a day of sepremb is
IN y suit IN chaaeery in said court in which
You are parlles-- III VIII eli Tim aud place ,ou
;le required 10 attend Given IN Ter my hand
as commissioner Of said Court the da, aud
Year first aforesaid.
sept lo-iw GEO. W. MlLEY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

The Supreme Cout of Tennessee has
adjourned until November. not feeling sat
ished that it i>a legal body Objection has
been nalc t" Horace Maynard continuing
one OF the Judges lie is member Of
Congr -, hui was recent, appointed to-
the Supreme B,neh ty Governor Brown
low
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
Wallet VJILls lllI))1I

1 HaA = constantly Dc hand very supetei lot
4 d Gsmods, such 5 cassmeres c..sinetts linsevs.
1anheis aud t'anhets, Dc. some are made % the
hnest wool thai COWS il y~ginir. which capnot
Dc sutpa>sgt By any other Maauia0tuis in The
country, III pegara t. quality. iini,h and dnrabil-
ny, which AN niilieg tt axciiAnrcto wo l. &c
n themsst eeas"nahi' rms, ! also do
PULLING. 4 CARDING.
Or ca OF trade on the same terms as either
vol kmen. T r. MATTHEW'S
lalieN Factory, near MiGdietewn, Va
Octll. 66--,ti.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

The London Times Of Saturday las an
other article On the United States aud
Il 4xie II is wiIlin. the latter country
$ Guild be ah.orUed INTO the \ American
Un ON if II could he assured of ~ things
VIZ the future peace of Mexico, anu the
payment OF her debts
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
4 Small but Valuable Farm
q nk JTNVtfj.f~, CREE

AT PRIVAE Z SALE.
We wis to sell cur Farm on Iinvili's Greek.
liockingham county. Ii contains
1o31 ACRES
and lies in The very neart of the beautiful
Liuvil Greek Nat'y. ~.thln had n lie O! ghe
o A. < II. Il. haltroal. Tncr. ire - acres
of good w,ter,d IN 'ad9w on the :'la" wAicn
Is one of :ae most pro tlctlvn On h t,rceG
II has on it an Orciald of cNc' ..>ut Frau =
The farm is ljyid into ho.d> OF ABOUT I,n
acres each with a spring Of wa.ei in every
field The buildings are in tferen. III
farm Is well enclosed h ah ut %
acres Of good timb,lesi land npon H. place.
The farm will he sold u hargat.. aud npcn
accommodating terms. Arpl. 70
DEFER a. WARTMANE
Register office, 'liarrIsonb.rss Va.
aug 27 G9.6n
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

The mum i al election in Nashville
Tennessee Oh Saturda resulted m thu
reelection of the present incumbent.
Both candidates were Kupu bilivanS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

More earthquakes aud volcanic erup'io,iS
have taken place in the Sand@h L.
lauds. Th4 re orte sinking Of III. south
eastern shore OF It's wall is coniir II IT,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

The lead ny Fenia throughout IT.
land are said to be forming condlvs VI
the tories.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

A gene al election is tn be held i'll tile
st tie OF Cu,Ti,a, Mexite 81. Il,
18th of Octob r. I is will b. the
first general ele ton since the ol IL
cal eXistence VI The STATE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

The United States viii he requested to
send representatives 10 the tIuropeaI. Peace
Congress at brrne.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
WOODSTOCK
FEMALE SEMINARY.

tSNHiS Institution will reopen on the fist Mos
1 day in September.
Terms per Session. Of Fire Months:
l-0rthogra by. Reading. w titing ond
Mental ithmetic......... ................ 5 { 30
2-Geo. Grammar. Written \ ithmetic... 10 %
3-Geo. High School An, 4 Sacred,l
Grammar and anavsi. Eng. Comp0-
so
,sifiop tijstorY and Arithmetic ...,. IL
An 2tat.,sld Neral Science. Nat. lthiie
sof's'y. Chemistry, Botany. Astsone.
my Hea hen Nj ylothtlagy. and Lam
guages ....,..,... -. ...............,.. Is Oe
Incidental Zee (reqnired in fuil in aH>cases) Sc
Nasle ON Fiano......,..... .......,..~..... 20e0G
Use OF ns'ument.......... .........-........ 30
Board, including washing, u{N:llghts
aG<ftaition lGs %
AndresN p. w. MAGhUDER. Principal,
Aug Is Woodstock Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE or

4 sCMMlSsiCN FRS SALE OF
I tat rSrAT,.
~ vrtae Of Il decree Of ihn Ciecutl l'0,r u
h nhmtpan rouuli. pronounced vi h BIS
Ia, Of August. 1868 n me c,~e L tt:..hj
: I,rteI ew,an,i, aimr NJ Isaac s-m,3nd.
tt,c'd, It al. The undersigned. spec :! comm
tt said decree ni-pon'eu vii sell Oh tie FYe
.njSes. near = gSty < t'o's sje,n saw ,I.l
m Is from Tie ttwn ot EdntulE.
1Hi,ty-to"r Acres q Prime Lon3,
batoug ny Is the estate of S4id isaac <aw'afj.
aec'd tn Satur!3y ne 81 day q nca5cr. 1855
4, Il. clock \ II T,eSe 81 ,cres are part
ii ne ii M vac, # Tie ii Isaac Newlas|,
,tsc.l; upon It Is 4 ma n " la5n l4.ceat}y
balt ine iai'i : oi priut qoahti i,ad h 81
improved. has land j. tijeyt 10 n w'G-
avs over ami viii be oorl with The ~a,"
iower ! b ; itnd = under sUeG 3tutlue and
..igh'y 'ios.ranie.
Terms $50 III ton days trom sale. and
'hr rest iii wo equal arnnai raym, MS. VII
tnitres, from IA, OF sal. wun lien o. ltn /
.,u.i rithe reserved ul all h payments ar.
,il>ch lrgets Sal to cpn:ugnce M % y. NJ.
H. I. bR iG0NIEn.
sep 104w Sp' it"mnr
Also, "a, rle-same tim aud lacc with '.lo,s
100 .i"res Of .E0aaf"in L nd.
Wing on Top If North A.0unra II. naa. Tro,tl
-ont in Hard. county. nest Va. TINS t.n't
Is 4niy valuqhle Ter g,aztng, ua,d is Que fur
frpntn share of nart itsll i q TuIiA
1915 Il. {. {E q Nifb. Ccnlpr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

The Lieutenant Beecher killed bv the
Indians is said to be a son of Henry Ward
Bsecher.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
WANTED
FAMILIES supplied with the

FAMILIES supplied with the
BEST LIQUORS
COZ Meiical purposes. and Superior Wines
brandirs. &c.. for theirsculinaTy Departments
Produce and grain tlken in exchange tor Lio
uors GIVE me- n call one aud all, at lie
Town Hall. Woodstock Virginia.
sept. 2a-W HAIRY GILL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
New Advertisements.
Notice., New Firm.

FEHdE firm Of Danaer & Bro,
al' this l.y 5s.a III.
solved by mutual 'eonsent and will Continue
The business under the name VI Banner < DIN
ner. The namc aid style of the firm las
been changed iel the express purpose of sci
lung IN closing up thier business up 10 The
first OF October. We have ben linda gent 10
our custom r. and now ask them once more
10 settle lie l. accounts. We will snI.avor 10
lie as 3li ,s9 As n"ssibiri 10 he iuinrr bur
W. wish ito De perfectly :iidersfoo tllit III,
account wall be ptrmIttel 10 sand .unon oui.
books longer than % days. Come on., Gene
ali and settle up Re- tctiuliy
Oct. | % DINNER & BRO
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

The Government is to issue arms to ci'i.
Zons living an the Indian frontier.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
z04 Acres, 8 rds & SO Sc. pls,

more o. less. about four niest N ttiDwest OF
Mount Jackson. The soil is .imes tone Of ex
cellent quality; about 81 acres are well tim
bersd, the greater portion Of tie timber OF the
yer, hest quality.
The impgovements consist of 4 good 2 stow
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

Tie New York .ierald has q social
tie era t. fir III VI drld. which ann IN es
mat s,v rai-l'ru> inces have otv alca II!
favor Of the rev .utiu ISIS
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
New ADVERTISE. ents.
COMMISSION ER's SALE or ~

IN EDIa,BJaG
John Pirkey and wiie,. &c. vs.. Virginia
Bowman.
Pnrsnan' to a decree Of the count court o.
Shenandoah pronounced in he above named
cause. on the 7th day of September. 1868
| SHALL on Saturdly The 3izt day Of OcsG ~ '6s
apon the premises, proceed 10 sell III pubic
sale - ,he Ii CHEST bidter. HOUSE & LOT
N The Town q Eaiithaig, beng h, same
which betoilse'i 10 stephe:. Bowtsn dc Il.
upon The following
Terms: = Onesihirl in 80 days: one-slsiati
IN one year, ni one tiiia III mo years IRON
day OF : IL. all 10 bear nieresi from thai ia
he purchaser 10 give bonds with two gao,i
securities, and llsn o be retained in tie
Iced additional security. Sale to lak,.
place about so clock, p VI
.Oct. Its NJ. pI3U Con.r
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
Farm for Sale.

] lie sW9s fIHef VII sen, on WY T''ss0''''
b,e terms. OF he acH toode 70" t5pn ProPer'g
farm OF
$50 Acres &C Lad.
situated on The Ea>i side of Shenind }ah riv
er. in Warren county. Va, Ira m'e3 lton
Ren1ohvilr and ten from Froni Regal
One half this land is cleared. The balance
we'll infberel The lmprovem' mts CONSIST o
A GOOD BARN. CONFOHTABaE Dwell
LING. !. GOOD SPRING OF MATER,
AND AN ORCHARD OF I.blT
near the house. 1t has good mill Site and
offers great inducements 10 amy one wishii 9
t. eng re in the lumber business.
For further particulars, enquire of he sub
scriber, at his residence near Bentonvilte.
Warren comfy, Va.
aug 2I.3m Z. A. FINNELL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

& HAVE rcce ged on consignment nd
FOR StLH
One dry ~. I ecot mich COW. 80 bush Is
rye. - yards Of new c.rpeting, several sets of
mess. &c
Wanted horses. vehicle. stock. sheep, sc.
to asell Terms moderate ami quick sales
guaranteed. Also W II attend to sales al pri
waite residences on moderate terms Patron
age Respectfully Solicited. Town Hall Wood
stock Virginia HARRY GILL.
Sept "a 68
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
4 GRAlNlNG

DAISTiSG, ep,,x,,s
Pi?ERING, sc
| am always ready and PR pared to g. II,
KINDS 81 work in ms line II bushes =, sh1.,
notice aud on 4feason.'o Ie tar,s
prepared TO d. e''N
L L K MS OF TURNING
| so'll'' % p.'ronage Of the puolic. ana
'e'.'i u '..As 'or pass pairnn.ge.
'SpSt : + II. JNo. II. FtAyEL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
New M -4inery Gods.
Tumbling Run Tannery.
Hides Up and Leather Doacn d!

r II. BARB & Co, successors to A. H.
81 BARB. wish to purchase lmmediately,
T.co Hundred Cords Of Bark !.
They will ALWAYS have on hand a supply of ali
kinds OF LEATHER sole aud upper. ca!i-skins,
harness, &c, for sal, in quantities to suit pur-
~iasNrs They can sell sole As low as Is cents per
pouGd And hlgher. grads a! proportional rates:
They are Scteltiiaed not To b. surpassed 81. any
other est,a lshmen! 81 tY,s country in the hnisR
and durabilit, Of their leather and .eheapness Of
price, They will also keep on hand a good sup
ply of Spanish sole leather. Il
h.t those in want OF cheap leather call ana IL
anime "a, stloN before pu'. sing elsewhere.
NAV Ia. est
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
Log Dwelling,

wea,herhoard D. ami all eessary out build
ines: sprng honse wash no ST.. meat house
gr' II ,.,y. corn crib &c, The barn WIS burnt
ny sheridan. There is Il never-tailng well
near he dwelling, ana npon the premises
young thrifty orchard Of select fruit.
There will be crop sown out this fall, and
the pure ser Will DC entitled to two his Of
The grain and straw, the crop to be cut and
lhreshel by the tenants. Possession Will be
given on the 10Th Of November next, subject
to tn right of the tenants to secure the crop
20 be Gown this iai.
Ysrms Of Sale = One-hrd on the first of
February next, aud the b,lance in three equal
annual payments from thai day; lii, .leyu 10
he wade " n The first payment slAll have
b Gil received ami Il deed Of trust upon TIL
premises 10 be execute to secure the bnc X
payments. with provision hat upon a fail
are 10 meet any payment. he l'us upon
,hir'y day. notice Shall spll the whole at -aid
iaud, h. first payment 10 BE- so much w Il
b sufficient 10 pay lhe exp lenses OF sac and
SO much OF the purchase money as M y IL, :.
he du-. and the Ia ne III payments cores
pointing to term. ana amounts with lie
payments no. inel. due. Sale 10 commence at
Ii clock, \. n.
WESLEY FMSWILLER.
Executor Of the last will an3 Testament IT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
Town HAIL z Es sraa']ds4! ~

IL IL Wood~toeh, Va.
Always supplied with choice Liquors. Wines,
Co.diais Cigars. etc : viz: Pure rive Whisky
FRENCH Brandy. Ginger Il Blackberry Brandics.
a.ticl1s of great valuN to families in summfr COM
pliints: pa e Gin ard Pot and Madeira Wines;
Salta G, NJ hum ot Tnr and JEWS agg nog;
AZ. ot which viii b. SOLD a. low as can b b,u ght
in the VALLEY ior cash country produce. grain,
lumber, etc.
Meals 1t all hoprs % The "a, and at prices to
suit the times. kead,a peit On o bill of tare ami
pgiecs ~.
.a-"uii"t.. u Gus: Frl.d Liy"r .......22 cts
lIa,a 4 Eggs 49, % st.: Ilot Cof' .........6H
Boil Il Frg els: SCgaH bee SE:.. III cts
+ id chick ,r.35 cts: Z Ill d a,kerei..9 rs
Mock tn Il sou. lis ei. gvtabie s"n"...l5 cts
Feni>on in season Game in season.
OYSTERS s. rived IN every styl'.
Tha Rublic are :es''cet ui'y invited th give me a
call mains will D. AIRED t. make all comiOr
BILE and i.,i al home--I hav, engaged the seryi-
ces 81 first class cook AMI every thing shall be
done in style. polite ba' tender to mix btandy
toldi's. gin sings, uleps. &c-all o.' " hich can
b bought ;or 10 cents a INK. BE sure aud try
uS--sep2 "A IL, II, GILL.
4 II WE for ne a ga1i heavy
DRAUGFlF, H0ESE
A. pau III eaier he knows no equal BY
An y tp,Nftatioa 4 good ha gain can br hai,
A. Sooi work AND Rliiag mare Apply
eas}y . HARRY GILL.
sept n 6S Woodstock Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
isIcrch Its Hotel.


and conducted upon the EUROPEAN STYLE, was oncn-
90 Mas /, ss6S. The Hotel has bad Il conn ct.
and thorough renovation. ard every hing pr sents
an All q comort and CLEANLINESS. Being in the
heaft CT the husiness community, it necessarily
oilers superior advantages to cur numerous per
sona friends throughout Virginia North CARROLL
na Maryland. and stranger generally. to give us
cali feel ured all W iii be made to feel al
home, and aud at moderate rates
The internal arraf geuients are OF a super &.or-
der, desienrr with view 70 the convenient and
e S,1 soests The Parlor keeertei y md
the entire building is ST. ikingiy pl, atant
The sleeping atafsmentS are unsurpassed, the
rooms hring la re and any, and well ventilated
Fine bathing and shower rooins every floor
combining cry facility to be aeslreo.
The BAR viii be under tbs -:entlemanly su-
perintendenee oi Mr.. John Stout. whose well,
known reputation III compromising DEIIGHrFU
BEVERAGES has become an established institutional
HENRY SCHOFlELD. Proprietor.
May Z, '68-ly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
4 DSIlNG>TRATUH,s NOTICE.

N parties Knowing themselves 10 b. inI"bt ed
to the estate OF Stp ilen Bowman deed. are
rrCu s'ed 10 come forward and make pa Yment;
those who have claims against lie estate will
present the same, properly Authenticated
JOHN PIRkEY. Aim'r
Seni lew
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
Hotel Cards.
M ere b ants H 0 tie |,
BALTIMORE. MD.

NH present Proprietor Of Schofield's Wbits
IL House Restaurant" having leased the favor.
ably located Hotel property corner -of Hanover
and Ptat streets, to be known as the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
u I,~I.EY FsjSWJIJFR

Executor Of The last vail an3 tp.tament If
SPIT Is, So. Jacob E'n wilter deed.
~ Win hester Ttmas copy weeks and send
bin To this alice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sale-Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking BIRDS at b. DovEys, Nos And5 Greene street,
corner OF Canal.
N.B.-Ladies attended to by M-s Doggy.
Ii BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peek slip. Bntler. nfa-
libe Mango Cure and Flea Extermnaor, 75c Buffers
work, g. Extra stock Dogs, Ferre,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

MARBLE MANTELs.
M designs nj very low pr,ces Al a. KfABERs Marble
WORKS. 3f and lS5 East l5tn street Thru avenue view
York. hantels put up In the country Cut THIS ou,
MARBLEIzED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND
NI Marble Nsnlrls Rich and elegant designs
7. r. STEWART, 2ls West Forvseeo street
Branch, ". S.AIa avenue heM ssosaWsI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18
PROPOSALS..

~ PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
The Erie Railway Company will receive proposals for the
supply delivery at the Compsnys docks In York,
jersey City the line Of the road for tho following Art
ces:
LOO kegs Railroad Spikes
100 tons Railroad Chairs.
Frog eel az wanted by specification.
steei Frog Plates as wanted ~ specification
yellow Pine ia pieces from 50 TO 50 feet long.
500 kegs best cut Nails.
Steel Axlss 10 drawing
300 Car Locks pattern used by the Erie Rail-
way Company.
$50 Union Car Springs.
100 tons best refined Iron, assorted.
loo tons No Glove Pig Iron.
so tons best charcoal Pig Iron, equal TO Richmond.
800 cast steel Fucs inches outside diameter IL feet long
300 standard Car Axes.
900 assorted Oak Pine Cherry and Ash Lumber
deliverable Mt Dunkrk n preferred.
The deliveries 10 be In such quantities a. may nom time 10
time DO determined BY the company after the acceptance
PAYMENT OF the deliveries month will be In the
Of the following month according TO the custom OF the
company.
The company reserve themselves the right In Of
deviation from the spu atons either to make good
deficiency OF supply under the contract by purchase
market the expense OF the contractor annul the
contract AZ they may determine.
Parties rendering mus. state the price Of each article tender
ed for and where deliverable.
The company themselves accept the lowest
Tenders addressed 10 the undersigned of whom form, and
information DO obtaned) sealed and marked outside
Tender for ns%ng the sceh viii be received up Friday
GE0 9. HALL, Purchasing Agent
JAMES FISK, Jr, Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18
COAL AMI wOOD.

(IokE DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY. APPLY AT THE
" COKE ONCE a. the works. Twaniyrs and
sus n or al aoS Broadway near rwenty.thrd street.
i. y. Sill RwO0D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

A SPEED, &C-AT vANDEwATER's AUCTION
N "a Duane street, this day. at IL n prompt two
extra nne, fast and high bred tro.ting Horses
Bay old Hamblevnan Colt sired by the Edsa Ham,
betonian, l6 high stylish and fine driver has never
troted public and warranted TO show 40 and warrant
cd sound and kind.
Also the chestnut trotting horse Keenan, old 10y
fne stylish and game driver with great ambition and ondur-
ance has roted 49, and Is warranted to rot In Az;
warranted sound and kind.
These two Horses are worthy OF special attention for
beauty sye speed and fine breeding and better seldom
offered auction They are the properly Of sporting gen
teman who Ia compelled to sell Full particulars a. SALE
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

| THREE CHEAP HORSES, IS TO Is HANDS 8 TO II
4 &c., $75 49, stylish bay Horse, $500; two
Express Wagons. 794 Washington street Bank
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DAsSAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
Liverpool and Queenstown.
Also from Liverpool and London,
Drafts payable in all parts Of Great Britain and Ireland at
lowest rates.
Apply TApscorr BROS. So South street and Is Broad
New YORK.
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GEORGIA.

The state VIII Go About 10000 Democratic
Mnjority-A Conflict in Savannah between
Blacks and Whites-JIany Persons Killed
and Observation-Disclosures Negroes Pre-
vented f-0m Voting in Ognehuc.
1t Is impossible TO say who is ahead until the actual
count is made
At Ogeechee precinct the negroes to the number
OF about one thousand strong, armed with muskets,
shot guns and pistols took possession Of the polls
and allowed no democratic negro to vote. The
whites who were allowed to vote had TO do so under
guard. All is quiet in the city.
SAVANNAH, Nov. g. $685.
The negroes appeared in great numbers when the
polls opened this murning and took entire possession
OF the polling places. This continued till about
seven O'cock. Every white man who came to wore
was dubbed away. Finally tight commenced
and the negroes were driuen back by the whites,
who then commenced to vote. In few minutes
the negroes rallied and attacked the whites. ne
gro deliberately drew pistol and shot policeman
In the stomach. mortally wounding him. The flrini.
then became general in the crowd. the police came
TO preserve order The negroes fought them desper-
atey. Finally the police used their pistols when the
negroes broke and ran. Five negroes we're killed
and wounded. Four policemen were woundep-onc
MORALLY.
young lady residing In q house opposite the
Court House was shot by ball Which came In
through the window, but Is not dangerously hurt
Since the morning disturbance all has been quiet.