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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20
STOLEN.

HORSE STOLEN.-On last Tuesday night
IL aoout u O'Clock, from my lot, my ridins <
HORSE. followed him as far IS Holly SprinRE
ana LsCraAEe. Tbs. thief offered him for sale
in both the livery stables 81 Holly Springs. I
an inclined 70 think be viii make for the Me-
bile and OHIO Railroad. Said horse is 8 large
bay, ~ bands high, very broad scross the
hipsL little larger on the lett hip thsn the
right. left hind foot white, broad nat foreheSI,
WalkH snd trots well, and No. iOper, very
snort body for a horse OF his size on the lsft
shoulder is = brand N, and J. P. under it. and
q ]. p. on the left hip; Saddl- land harness
marks around his g1rth, scar on one Of his
ankles. don't recollect which mRDe q little
worn BY eOllsr. I vii give FifIy Dollars for
eas recovery OF the horse sr any infornatiO
% that Will get him sgaiz or One Hundred
Dollars Tor the thief and horse.
FL. BOYDT.
ssrdis, Miss, October !, 1853 ocsIm
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There iS golden hour In every life
We long remember, as we look afar
Ger this dull, weary werld ef care and strife
II shines upon us like radiant star
Through gloomy years; and whea this life
ahsQ elsse,
The light Of other days" Is round us yet,
To cheer as as we pass TO long repose
And summon 5oys we never can forget.
dare net say 10 thee how much prize
The music OF thy dear, familiar tone
r. lusifous glory Of thy darasome eyes.
Thst ifRnt my pathway as / walk alone.
But may tell OF one delightful hour
Now fading in the dim and distant Past
" len first felt thy sweet and magic power,
And tby bewitchins spell around me cast!
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CIRCULAR NOTICE

We take this method Oflfermng cur friends and the pub
lie that We have resumed business since September i last
at cur old stand No. 8 Man street. Of Adams OppG
site the WorSam House. where shall heretofore con-
tnue to keep constantly large stock Of DgY GOOS GLOTA
TSG BOTS SHOES, HATS, LADIRS AND GENTS FURNISHING
GODS NOTIONS, etc, a Of which we Oer at very Sght
adyaSce On New York cost.
New received daily from The Eastern markets. ana our SSck
will be found large
from The public
IIu.s ger
M. KRAUS 81 CO.,
No. Zio nam et g0F AuaHis OPpOSic WOEsaa
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WANTS.

"AHTED-Tor rent, O Residence convenient
w TO business, somewhere between Ex-
change and Vance streets, and not more than
two or three squares from Main, con tstning z
about i've or six rooms besides servants room.
Address loci n JOHN AINSLIE-
VTANTED TO Exc HANGE.-I hsve tract
w Of sc Acres OF Land, twelve miles nom
Dover, the county town OF Stewart county.
TeHuessse, which desire to exchange for city
property. 3. P. YEOMASs, Attorney,
eost 80 Second stree, Memphfs-
XUASTED-By . competent man, a situstion
w Book-keepeE or Salssmsn-a Cotton
and Grocery house preferred. The applicant
hss been engaged in business in Memphis for
Twelve yesrs- Ths best Of city and country re-
fscenees given. Address T, care J. N. Ksetinz
APPEAL ofdce. sell
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n O e.

WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBE-
W raj -.
CASH ADVANCES eS SHIPMENTS
Of Cotton 10 our correspondents In New Or
leans, La.
MA RTIN WALT e co,
Memphis, Sep. zs 1858 uml 2zs Front st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-20

7 HAvE two besutiful and well improved
Il Plantations In Lea county, Ga, within
three miles OF the City OF Albany. bounded by
enc Of the best Railroads Ia The State, and
nus Lot and oonrncdious Dwelling IN the CITY
which I will gladly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer 70 me.
apls A WRIGHT.
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gTW MlLLINERY.
THE AfIssEs oUINLAN.

1hb MISSES QOlNLAN'
NO. 240 MAIN STREET, CNORTHEAsT
~ corner Of JefersOn), up stairs. have re-
5eired n large and elegant assortment OF NIL
LINERY GOODS, eompriAing al the
NOVELTIES OF THE Season
Bonnets Hats, bress Trimming, Of every de-
sign, which they viii sell st prices 10 suit the
Style.
ec2 ln f-f r.t.g.-
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Notice.
NOf{Ga.

HAVE good EIGHTY SAW PRATT GIN
II which 1 will sell cheap. 1 refer to Meszrs
Galbreath, stewart & 90.
seS q A. WRIGHT,
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

THERE viii be meeting OF the Ineorpora-
tors and Stockholders OF the Memphis,
Holly Springs, Okslons and Sslms Railroad.
st Okslona, on MONDAY. November eth, for
the purpose Of organization. A prompt and
full aften6sncs is expected. - ~. eH-
o4le N.R FORREST. President. pro tsm.
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roR RENT.
z911EF FOR SALE.

-FSoR sALE-PAEENT RIGHT.-The Patent
4 Right OF 4 newly invented e Lock Guard
for any state IN the Union can be secured by
s4piicztion 70 the undes sig gned. II Is useful,
Ghd win pay active men who engage In It's sale.
one In use at this once, where those interested
osn inspect it Address NJ W
azs II SAM sHLOsS. Appeal.
CUBURBAN LANDS AND REsIDENCE FOR
- SALE ON EASY TEEKs.-Ay lEnds, miles
Sasf OF the city, are for ssle, on terms 70 suit
purchasers. fer cesh or o4 any time-from one
y ten years, and in any Qusnufy-rom acres
. 90. My residence, with from II 20 - acres
1AsId. viii Be sold at great bargain, for cash,
q en- ths usual terms. Apply to myself, OF the
premises. OF TO Royster, 1reEevEnt Co., my
agents, in the city.
1eI7 n. IRRELEVANT.
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DON TRAxEDEs MArBo sAGAsrA.


HIS appointment TO the Government
is just, judged by his antecedents.
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The latest railroad scheme is thus
diBcribed: "fhe scheme is the applica
ton Of the postage system to passen-
gers. 1t ia the eontrivance OF one Rs
phael Brandon, who proposes that q lu
naaD being, Like letter, shall be dis
patched to any point for a threepenny,
siIipsnDy or shilliDg stamp, as q third,
second or 1lrst-clRss train shall be IRE.
feifed. The invention produces statis-
tics to show that this marvellous cheap
nsss, in view Of the immense increase OF
travel, may be realized. What is added
10 the expense of transportation by the
weight Of a passenger compared with
thktof letter, Is saved IN the cost of de.
livery, ths passenger delivering himsslf" !"
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THE sIAMEsE TWINS.

Sincerely yours,
GEO. WASHINGTON LANGLI
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

IMPORTANT GOLD DIscovERY.-We un-
derstand that gentleman of Frederick
City, who was prospecting i'll the spur of
the Rlue Ridge mountain near and ada
cent to Frederick, has discovered fine
quality Of gold quartz, specimens of which
have been examined and tested by expert
enced gentlemen, some of whom are cx-
perts. having had experience in California,
who pronounce it rich, and very similar to
the gold quartz of that Ell Dorado 1t is
genuine gold, and found in bed of gold
bearing quartz some four hundred feet in
length, five feet in depth to surface of wa
ter, and sixty feet width of vein. A gen
tleman of Intelligence and marked infor-
nation, who has travelled through large
portion of California, Mexico and Oregon
who has seen many varieties and speci-
mems of gold quartz and surface gold, pro-
nounces it of first quality. and says it
resembles goldbearing quartz of Calfor-
MIA. There is no doubt Of its being pure
gold, but whether it is in sufficient paying
quantities is to be known by further devel-
| opments. which we learn will be made in
few weeks In the same locality indica
tons of copper were seen by the same gen.
tleman, but lrther researches were
made. --Ftrd. r,.. (Id) Union
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

FEARFUL Explosion. In Belgium nj
troglycerine has recently caused fearful
accident. An agent of Dutch chemical
mandatory had persuaded two Belgian
quarTymasters that nigro-g ycerine was a
much more efficient and much safer blast.
ing agent than gunpowder. To demon
strate the latter assertion for true, they
undertook to assume the responsibility of
all accidents which might occur by it The
quarrylnasters, upon these terms, gave an
order for 1000 pounds of nitro glycerine
The Belgian Government requires it shall
be transported with the same precautions
taken when gunpowder is moved A van
containing it, drawn by two horses and
guarded by four art'Aassyn, carrleu1t to
the quarry. Seven people Stood around ~ ~
van when it was unladen neat- 15 ~ two
wood saasj'eefisW were at work. aod little
! further young girl was busy picking up
chips. About half the load had been stor-
ed in the magazine. when an explosion
took place. The shock was felt nine miles
off. The immense magazine was entirely
demolished; no trace was left Of it except
a few bricks. The windows of every house
all the trees and crops within 500 yards,
were destroyed. and no trace of the ten
persons near the van was found except a
portion of one mans skull, the girls foot,
and one button of an artilleryman's uni
| form.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

ifest Erginia Ao.ainees The Demo
Gratis Of West Virginia held their State
Convention on the 10Th. More than ten
Thousand persons were in attendance, ex-
cursion trains being run over the various
railroads. Mr.. George II. pelldleton and
and Senator Thurman, of Ohio, and 9th
ers, addressed the aSse:nblage. The fol-
lowing nominate ns were made:
Fer Governor, j. n. Camden, of Wood
County.
7 For Auditor of State, Daniel Mayer.
F"r Attorney General. Captain Will
ley.
For Judge of The Supreme Court,
Mathew Edmiston.
Resolutions endorsing the nominations
ano platform of the New York Convention
ana dsnanding the repeal of the registry
Jaw " force in that State, were unanimous
Y ENTHUSIASTICALLY adopted.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
ORANxY SPRINGS !!

THHIS well-known watering place is now open
/ Tor the reception of Visitors, Pieasure-geekers
anu Invalids.
Messrs. bradford and Cootes have taken
great pains, and have spared no expense in
refurnishsng and fitting up this
DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE
for the ensuing season. 1t is most delightfully."-
situated in the most beautiful and picturesque
portion Of The Valley of Virginia, and is easily
reached by A DAILY STAGE LINE, over an
excellent road remarked for its beautiful and
delightful mountain scenery. 1t is 100 miles
from Baltimore, 100 miles from Washing ton
City, D. c., 100 miles from Alexandria and
II miles form Mt Jackson, the terminus Of
the Q. A. & VI. G.. Rail Road.
The waters OF Orkney are not surpassed, for
their medicinal qualities and variety, by any
in the State being some seven different kinds,
of which three have been analysed and pampl.
lets Of same with various certificates can be
had on application.
At the Springs is located permanent Ply
stefan, who will always be in readiness to rem
der prompt and efficient medical attention.
The 0. A. q NJ q. Rail Road is now running
regularly through to Woodstock, and will BY
the lst of August, next, run to MI. Jackson.
There will be
TOURNAMENT.
AT Orkney, to take place on the 18th Of July
at O'clock, p NJ. No pains will be spared
TO make TIE occasion one Of the grandest ever
gotten up at this fovorite watering place.
STRING BAND
Of four string pieces will be Oh hand and will
play every evening for the accommodation Of
those who are fond Of tripping the fantastic
toe.
THE BAR AND BOILING SALOON
will be conducted in the best style, and every
accommodation AMI attention secured to visi-
tors
BRADFORD s. CooTEs, Proprietors,
= .Julv ID AZ
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

nkEoY s. The will of Edward Coles,
y Mginia, recently deceased,
10 probate in Philadelphia,
1t contains the following
To the American colonization
n the purpose of removing the
S1d population of the United States to
Africa, nine hundred and forty-six acres
OF land in Carroll county, Virginia; also
one hundre! shares of the stock of the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany; twenty seven shares of stock in the
Union Bank Of Tennessee; several quarter
sections of land in Illinois and 81 900.
There is also bequest of of 81 200 for
the purpose of making. the son of the de-
ceased life member of the society.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
l@ More eases of the sunstroke

E More cases of the sunstroke have
curred within the past two weeks than
pre- known before in this country. a
large majority of the fatal cases have oc-
eurred in the northern cities. Persons
of frail constitutions should avoid exposure
in the sun as much as possible. live tenn
eratsly, eschew stimulating drinks, battle
in the morning or late in the evening,
and keep cool generally, and they will
ii ,ninish the chances of ia Hing victims to
shls prevalent yisitant. The majority of
those who die from sunstroke are men Of
am temperate habits.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

D.owsED.-On Sunday evening last
DR.. Jocob Burkbolder. living in Edom,
was returning to his home, and in crossng
the slab over Linville creek at Edom made
q mistep and fell into the water. whic b
was choat twelve inches deep. and drown
Ell. His body was found in a short time.
DR.. Burkholder was man upwards Of
sixty years old Hasrisonburg Common
uenith
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

ELECTION CALCULATIONS of the
nespapers are beginning to make cnlcula-
tons as to the votes of different States al
the presidential election, land to foot ur
the bill" 1t is rather early to commence
the usual process. One hundred and fifty
nine votes are necessary TO an election =
Mr.. Seymour's friends claim as certain
for him already one hundred and sixty
Eu0uirer
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
Brick Pomeroy on the


As there has been much
Tested on the part of some of our peopll
to know how Brick Poiner0y Saaai,ya1nfhl
l.ews of the nomination ofl
Blair, We transfer to our column
lowing paragraphs from the last - ~
of the LA Crosse Democrat:
We place at the head Of our columns to.
day the names of Horatio Seymour, o!
New York, sand Frank p Blair, Jr, Of
Missouri, who were nominated to the office
Of President and Vice-President by the
National Democratic Convention which
assembled irssthe city of New York Oh In.
depeldcnce pay. 1868.
The names Of Seymour and Blair. rep
reso1sing as thsy will upon the platform
of the Convention, the earnest sentiments
of the aeopk Of the country, will awaken
that enthusiasm in the great Democratic
heart that needed but touch to fire it.
"Praacspsa ,aiea homines %
This has ever been our motto-the sure
guide post to victory Acting under its
inspirations and under the glorious banner
of the people. and upon their platform, VIC
earnestly and determinedly shall support
the nomination Of Horatio Seymour and Of
FIank 2. Blair, and with the gallant De
moeracy of the country will march in sol
Id phalanx to victory with the battle-cry:
The Union restored
Tn a.oLtesof' Sf,,,ee
Eqaai taratiou-no bomdholdcrs' eremp
ton!
One currency? for the rich and the
poor
Retreachnaeat and economy an the od.
ninistyraion Of tie Government!
TIE Convention was unanimous in its
nominations -tle people are unanimous
III their notifications
The friends Of Mr. Pendleton-those
who were bis most determined Ndhsssnts
i'll the convention-6rs psa ussaeio Ssy.
mour in nomination. md den, auilst che
widest enthusiasm. the delegations from
every State-North. South, East. West
wheeled into line and cast its vote for the
gallant statesman who heads our ticket,
aud whose election is to restore our coun
try to peace and harmony-to its wonted
prosperity and power. The nomination
of Frank p. Blair was equally unanimous,
aud made on the first ballot.
We have enlisted for the fight on the
side Of Seymour and the people, against
Grant and the shoddy thietec of the capi-
tai. Where the battle is hottest there will
we work.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

MAIL Contract Virgfai1 -
Route ,404, contract is ordered with the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Rail
road Company-John s. Barbour, prosi-
dent to convey the mails from Manassas
to Woodstock, seventy four miles, at Sd
700 per annum- equal to fifty dollars per
mile per annum.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
CORPORATION WIS.

4 meeting OF the Board of Trustees for the
~ Town of Woodstock, held on the 10th day
Of June. lS6S---
Ordered, That the Bylaw passed March 10,
1855, by the Board Of Trustees for the Town OF
Woodstock, entitled IAN ct to prevent obstruc-
tons to the sidewalks, streets and allies of the
Town of Woodstock" and which reads IS follows:
''Bc it enacted by the Board ofTrustees Of said
Town, That from and after the first day of April
next, it shall not be lawful to hitch any horse or
cause any horse to stand so as to obstruct the
sidewalks, causewavs or bridges in said streets
and alleys, to obstruct said sidewalks, cause
ways or bridges by any wagons on other vehicles.
Any person violating the provisions OF this &C,
shall be fined not less than one or more than five
dollars, to be prosecuted, recovered and appropra
ted as all other fines - and that the Bylaw
passed March 10, 1855, entitled IAN act 10 pre-
serve peace and good order in tn" Town OF Wood
stock" and which reads as follows:
''Be it enacted by the Board of Trustees of the
Town of Woodstock, That if any person shall
boisterously or profanely swear within
the limits of said Town; shall, whilst drunk, be
found upon the streets or alleys OF said Town. OF
shall haoo or in any other way disturb the quiet
Of said Town; or shall indecent, exhibit himself
or herself in the said Town: or shall disturb any
public meeting, exhibition. concert or fair in said
Town. shall for each offence be fined not less than
one more than FIVE dollars, to be recovered
and appropriated as all other fines be enforced
and after the LIST day Of July next; and thai
this order and the referred to be published in
the Town paper for four weeks.
j. S. IRWIN. P. B. T.
J. HENRY LIcHLITKR, Clerk OF Board.
June Is, lS6S-4w
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
re The u S. Senate have confirmed

re The T. S. Senate have confirmed
the nomination Of Mr.. Eyarts Attorney
General in the place of Mr. Stanberry, who
had resigned the position to act as counsel
for the President in the impeachment tri-
al, Mr.. Erarts was also one of the Presi-
dents counsel. and his splendid arguments
in the case induced the latter to nominate
as Sfr:. !stanberry's successor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

BAD FOR RADICALS. There is one fact
in connection with the approaching Presi-
dental election which will have an exceed
ingly damaging effect on the hopes and
prospects, Of southern Radicalism for success
at that t;me The polls can be opened
then for only one dav--the first Tuesday
ia Novcmbehnwhich will be the 3d---and
there W. wnce of voting the 10y
q Lssa each. -LyaeA-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

DEATH FROM EATING CUcuMBERs On
Monday night Mr.. William Slagle died
very suddenly from an attack of cholera
morbus, brought on by the injudicious
eating Of cucumbers, Homorey (Po.)
Spectator.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

1t is stated that Mr.. Sumner has AREA
dy received two letters from colored citi-
zens of Massachusetts, abiding to his views
on colored senators, TO his enlightened SEN
atorial term, aid asking if he will not
prove his sincerity by retiring from the
contest and advocating them as his sue
ceSsOrs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

The Vernon Banner records the fact
that there is living in that county color
ed man named Grigg Harper, vino was
born in Virginia in 1876, and is conse-
quently one hundred and twenty two years
of age 1t is remarkable fact that the
colored person in question was not wv ASH
iugton's body-sorvaut"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

LIBEL SUIr.-It is stated that Joseph
II. Bradley. Esq. has brought suit
against Judge Fisher, of the Distaict of
Columbia Supreme Court. for libel, laying
his damages at $50 900; the alleged libel
being the action of Judge Fisher in strik-
ing his (Mr. B's) name from the roll Of
attorneys pracficing before The Criminal
Court of this District in August last -
Washington Star
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

THE VIRGINIA WHEAT CKop Reports
from all portions of Virginia give the most
encouraging acnounts of the wheat crops
particularly along the James river and in
the Valley. The crops is considered to be
over an average one
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

Our wheat harvest is over. and we are
pleased to learn from farmers in every Sec
tion Of our country that the crop, both as
to quantity and quality, is one of the best
raised in the county for many years.
Stounton Viadacdtor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

The WhiAry n.-Under the new
bill just passed by Congress the removal Of
spirits in bond IS required to take place in
nine months. The special tax on distill
ers remains as heretofore The tax On
sales of wholesale dealers is one per cent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
~ ours, very truly.
Tumbling Run Tannery.
Hides Up dud Lcuther Dotrn!

T II. BARB / CO., successors to A H.
u BARE, wish to purchase immediately
Ttco Hundred cords Of Bark.
They will always have ON hand supply Of eli
kinds Of LEATHER. sole and upper, calf-skins
harness, &C, for sale in quantities To suit pur-
chasers. They sell sol, a. low a. - cents yer
pound, and higher grades at proportional rates
They are determined not IT, be surpassed ty anv
other establishment in the country in the finish
and durability OF their leather and cheapnc>z of
price. They will also Keep on hand good sup
ply of Spanish sole leather
Let those i'll want of cheap leather call and @
amino our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
may IA, 'G8-tt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

A Canadian Frcnchman has been exhib-
it ing himself in Northern Vermont who is
eight feet high and weighs four hundred
and ten pounds.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
---------------------------
EE The & - s. Senate have nassed

RI The Us Senate have passed a
Tilf to prevent the indiscriminate hunting
and destruction of the fur-bearing animals
in Alaska Territory, or Walrusia, as it was
formerly called. This is probably all well
enough. as that inLospitable region is on
ly valuable on account of its furs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

At Walden. Miss during the election.
the negroes we're told tina. unless they vo-
ted the Radical ticket they would be put to
work on government plantations
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

Az At Sen. VIXEN Ben Butler an
ao'lneed 10 Congress.s few days since,
lAas ne might not keep on with the Re-
pipflcan party, Democratic member
xose, and, il dramatic and amusing
Iss exclaimed. Don't come over here. :
simllar manner Republieans now say
slt6aid )on't come into our
zkce York Commercial
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

The following was one Of the toasts at a
celebration on the 4th of July in Burling-
ton : The day we celebrate-Hot as
Hazes"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

The women of Genoa, Ohio who clean
ed out the whiskey shops there the other
day have been prosecuted for riot.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

At the annual sale of Kentucky horses
at Woedburn, fifty head of yearlings
lsa ,1Ght $2l,912-an average of more
,405 each