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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-10-14
THE TREADEGaR WORKS

are source of great interest, as well as con-
siderable life to the city. They are the largest
iron works in the South, and since the war
have had nearly all their machinery changed
to the mandatory of railroad material The
company now employ an immense number of
hands. and turn out about sixty tons of manu-
fac ured iron Fer lay. Weare Indebted to Col.
Anderson for his courteous kin iness in con
Quoting US through this immense establish
ment, which is now furnishing railroad ma
terial for all sections Of the country
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-10-14

The committee gave the decision in favor
of HE negative. WM. l.. HuDsos,
Secretary.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-10-14
TIE FOLDING CAsEs

Which open with spacious tables to sustain
the york, aud which fold into tables or boxes
to protect the machines, when not in use, from
husband meddlesome fingers, are made from
choice woods, embellished by pleasing designs,
thus making our new family machine not only
an Ornamental piece of furniture, but in some
of the more deliberately. finished machines,
work of real art
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-10-14

ofthe city are rather of the higher order, and but
few of the lower order of concerts AMI can-can
establishments, so peculiar to Mort hern cities
The theatre is rather an elegant establishment
under the management of an able and efficient
directory, and under a fine patronage is in
fourishing condition.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-10-14

coDtaininga fir a tion over l9l acres. The Build
ings upon il are comfortable and convenient, and
most of them new. There is
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-10-14

THE JAMES RIVER AND K.NAwHA CANAL,
Of which great work. Col. Charles s. Caring
ton is President. To attempt to speak of the
ultimate importance of this work, in these has
ty notes, would be impossible. Suffice it, for
the present, that it is under the cement
Of an able and efficient directory, who are
hopeful of a speedy completion of the work.
which will then rank as one Of the greatest
public improvements on this continent and
will be the source Of incalculable wealth
to the State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-10-14
Pnhfic Sale.

Oct. 18th. 1869.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-10-14
THE ATTACHMENTS.

OF our new family machine, above referred
to,are not only numerous, but highly use1G
for the purposes for which they were intend
ed. They need only trial to show their
great value. Among the most recent of the
attachments is the
, 1869-07-09

excited. and higher range Of prices p1rva1fd,
sales being radc II f1-14s1- -z14 for cash 0. seer
the month. No. corn closed nj s0.t9ssI1c, seller
lhe unntn-111i hau. In the evening, buEtness vas
inn, bot prices we're arm nt f1.ao tor No spE1og
Wheat, sud No eo7n nj SIC, seller last hsf- Pork
products were Mele6a Grain yeSsels were In linz
tied demand, and rates wert unchanged We
note the charter OF the propeller Tonawzada. con-
to Bnnalo, on p-r ..
Tho hog MARKET wss fairly active for The upper
grades, Ano nm II Iu1 prices, but common and
medium qualities were only salahle 81 rolnctton
Of la31hc, During The day ISIS head changed
hands 1t prices ranging at 3a0b5as:s8 for COM
mon to extra. Received, 6,s&S
There sas IN active demand lot beef cattle, and
previous rates verc thoroughly sustained The
pr3oes paid ranged ar The way from tLoo for tn
ferios, to $500 Tor e1ra G5ades, ns which Grange
sorae 800 head were closed ott- Received Ism
head.
, 1869-07-09
ACo-Opcfatlyc Farm

A co-operntlye farm, OF over ten thousand acres,
has recently teen started hy the A2rQius De bas-
slvre. French gentleman, Of ample meana and
an a1ent Disciple Of Fourier. The founder OF THIS
II planting and Improving the farm, erecting large
dwellings end m&nufactohes, before inviting per-
spus OF gn1lRr views 10 loln him A large number
OF lahoFeIs are how engaged IN the preliminary
work OF estAblIkhIrG n "phalanste1y," oau the
Marquis Is now urtng with them 1u = rough
nane house In hae1Hoo.is style De Bois!ele ms
embafled his whole fortune, amounting NJ tae
lowe II estimate 10 Sl,o01,0oO In this benevolent
enterprise, und hxs made will, 81 wing 4loo oo 70
iis1e Rttres and ycstlng the remainder N trustees
to carr oct hts plans Although follower OF
fourteF. the Aa1QulA De Botss.ese does not ap-
prove Of the Wild schemes Of that philosopher
md Is ~ tAver Of preserving social INSTITUTIONS as
n!u a, ! polsrscanle tcnoa, m France. and
has heretofore teen cnGeaed In oaaaS-
Ing his Estates cuuipitstnE 500 aetet o. land.
ncar BordeauI- "CUmmunis0a " Is not approved
Of, aud every man and WOMAN IN the settlement
must earn ; separate living. The Institution
forming model Of the Kansas colony Is INC
t'iamiiy " IT 0use, near St Qaentin- "a the east
OF France. AZ G11sc. fAsDl!J house has been cs'
taultshed WHERE AL inc members, uo*tls NoFtlna
ceopte cheaper their living BY ealing ut cou1nou
iaiic-the sartng Icing effected BY purchasing
qualities In the vicinity Ase tatl0s Aad Eoft
ahone, owned by Il { society and under the super
,E1uE Ct u.An4EerS selected from The community
Applicants for AdmlsAon must pFodcca katiS
factory evidence Of sobHety and tndaEfy. nat
.ay a email Initiation fee. Apartments: ar
furnished " The memacss- Hho Eare the p"FMac,
oI using 4 HbtsrJ, The cttl nust he eta: q
sctuol \ certain numt,er Q! Sca12- Obituary
musey If Got 'nlluEed-tae oEly cEfTtney BETA
c.-ccIs In ucd BY the socIe:y.
, 1869-07-09
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TRUSTEES SALE.

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JAMES GART6R, 1r1.tse
, 1869-07-09

sleeping ~ the hase1ept Of house On A1sa1Gah
Avenue. She 1rs 11st olt ot Bride veil lor drank
I'D ~! 20 back to her I'd quaEte1s zssn-
.-Tne t4uitor o building No ZIG L,salls street.
lsl Two sots EFT rested for sc-l ns LEAD p1ps tFoLo
tHe Ea'.sc!ose' Vi the Building They se.s dts
char Cd.
= !oLn Dor,. for threatening. to shea: 1ulis
Btil, IVES heid IN q ,0a3 bail uo1A the necnaA3
eau be procured
Chs. Ryder. ueLrs Ilock11eE.er hoh bernard
There ven tht17r iom cara dsposod q: res
dar+ and noes Imposed Amouasr1S - aooui &sA
NApIsox sTlEEr CoUEr. ., ,
Pat Ward, John Ward and John Qutfk, mem
s E 9i9a & g ~ 81 On
:e-ed the house OF Nj. Lsnd and stolen fsll Tae
Two Johns were discharged, while Pat va held
Il 8c00 for t1a1, the ctrc lnstantlAl evidence Nd
d1Eed be!a9 anything bat In h1s faros.
Cherry Brady, \ teauaeE, w2s n7ed s. for y
tempting 10 drive ncruas Washington Htttet At tts
irter1ectlon with Carpenter. Where some men are
It wotk, putting down tbo block psvtineot nnd
stirling MN who endeATofed 70 stop hs pro-
-Fzt Kenny md Pat Quade, who wern chazsed
with azaaultinx In11 On the corner Of Sixteenth
and Jefferson streetf, HGe each nned SO for dis
orderly conduct
John era, ton h.d . future hearing upon the
charge Of &ssauit1ng bis mother Vita butcher
tln!e and WA held tn $500 ball for utal
Andrew johnson, y years OF age, beins des-
Ia. OErien was ct2rSrd SG for the privilege
= hitting naD on the nose ...
-Jehn Custck. aged ~, m fndo3ent fellow, Was
LIEl IS for YSRrAncJ.
Michael Whe'ac, Who ures at No 81 Pof
Street, and keeps 3 blacksmith Asnp a. No. 30
S.,tsfh Clark street, Is dGslrous that the puo.lc
Should not conlound him with the Michael " Wnean
~so was mentioned ID yesserdaJs TA1BrsE ~
t..vug leen lined SIS In Jutuee Qatnns court 1os
Whipping his wife and a policeman.
, 1869-07-09
The British 1sMsen1 Syntem.

: The proposed abolition Of the Patent QElce In
G trIt lrttaln has met With q rctnAtahle Arto1nt
o! fEppul1 tsam distinguished men Of 10th parties.
Str RoerdtN faimer, great Liberal lawyer, asM
LII Stanley. equally grcz& Comparative states
man, are united IN AavLcatlnc the measure, which
IL further supported hy rhe London TiutA. On the
otaes hand, the London H~rau maintains that,
" Ute tie catEn1 1stfm T. 1t present atsurl
and shonld he rrfor.ne.l,' the suggestion Of
a:ps1.h:ng patent rights Is NOT one fhAt
thy tt his hire, IA The burden Of This argument
The 1iH<4 takes the ground that The reform Of the
TAteni ~ elfn c2nnO6 be complete, and between =
bad system And no 1JEtem II Ill II would be oettsI
to choose the latter An Invention Is not the
fruit Of one l.aln; the Inventor learns by The fa!
gwen to ene man when ths germ O! auceeas Wss
contained n the failure OF another VINO had pre-
.ce6cd him: Then Il does seem positive in1uEy
10 trade by completely blocanE It ST Roun-
Dell Palmer, In his speech before the House af
Commons, WAS ElAd II ta*ser 70 os Aose %
practtcsl man, nAd undertaken on practical
r1punda He made q powerful speech Against
The system, showing ts tnerlcieHcy aud un!A!r-
nexA-- lie aaW vide distinction between the
nonoNly of copyright and that OF lnven.
ton In the former case tho creation
the ruce m the second Instance the ~note
world was competing; each compettoI leaIn-
tn1 Isom Others. Lori StAnley stated thAt ihe
opinions of . PariMMentH1J cunE1nef, OF En1en
he WIS chAlInsn, MAS strongly against me EAte a.
pyftctn a8 productive Of tTll On the otner nAu q,
MI, MuntilA and other manufacturer polnteo
out the sunufu1 st1oried ~ the ps tent 159se1
Nj. NGne11a mentioned several instances In WHICH
he xaA concerned, In which the ratenfee fecelvea
large buna Tor his invention. lie Thought thf:
TAf unq1et etuonAlAy useful in enosdlnE reward
for nel1tor1cug and palnstxking research
, 1869-07-09

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rHoN AARacr11--ou M>sVot.ta correspondent
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X II fvr view for dAyt After the seddt IL ~
Ers- Of tht bckto,. c her ate i nlcddet 10 ~
mud between ten and sftetn ft The m.eatns7y = I
q se1 eaaH1 Y nbere was h.v
rpnE <kJ bottom. md 10 that *reof ~. Gute plos
eltt thst she would nut nnu have Leen WORTH -ev.n6
EGox DEIR M7=The DttIylt Fest q fhs ~ eontAt1
e. ee e e i. Il:
Rnsaio+ Weather On 1Aks Atehtkan e1attnucd toel
Wtie sssfne South Fox 1AAud. LAke AichtSan. Ark
rnHter Of lnda1s Ks1e sefn re aent T. ne
eeut dnw ard pathAsr The schooner le'Inn.owes-I
= Ss1aItl%
: clerk fl The iouowiak meua:anda: Lett Duuta !Il
I, It ,. m; H,ade The usual laad2Et; and Asnted
Fes-ktr Lake On the q, 4 = 2 Mt ths KsHee11.i
| Mar1uette % The oh. II p q. Aet tn 0ntonsfno
hTi,d o. III Norhan Isht hIaakht ds.n r. ens2
reetsers ash fer pef-yit. nd II toas iun ose- so
r. Il, ipua zig iron for CtevelA1d
, 1869-07-09

PfUsA tft UttrOit Ihat JEl19
Weiearn th4t our entefprning to*nsma1, Tap
tain E. Il. Watd-acL1ng In DthaI Of The Rolling
M1!!4 Companies OF Chicago, Milwaukee and H5ap-
Eotte-las Effected the purchase OF The cntire In
scrrst Of the ss edes Iron Company IN iheIE H.
1nu.ts mining properly In Southern WISCONSIN,
The sutE pa.t WIS s:i3Es,t00, THIS transfer ell
bracrs ali tue orc belonging 10 the Sweaes lEun
CulnpaEly that Is available and known 10 be vain.
al, aI.h with tue purchase previously made by
the Altve-LnutI companies, gives them the con-
pltie cnntroi OF Ill the wosks anI nppurtenances,
tuHs1kting OF railroad connected with the mines,
one blast furuace, With the buildings mad about
e,tH| acres OF land, together with considerable
Tcat estAt: I'll Chicago s...
Tae mines, which are situate nbout my miles
northwest uf Milwaukee are noted for the superior
quality nf Their Product, well Is the almost H.
t1hau4iitEe nature Of the dcp+is, which MIL
yield according 10 the computations OF eEreHcnced
jud9cs lot less than 4n,tO0, ,u,. tons Of ore. The
ore Outlined nj these mines Ii peculiarly adapted
to the making Of rails The rails that have thus
far heen made nom 1t give entire satisfaction
They wear remarkably well, and such thing As
oue oi ;heuI LcbR bruken il the tsack has never
Teen known. II Is believed With the utmost conf
tha, from the Lake Superior mines, rails can be
rnde thu. Will prove ce-1ied.y more dura-
lie ts.4n thotc inadc any herr else In the
AZ u I,er nult Of the " Ewedts' u1c and the l,wcr
llaf 6t that from Lake Superior, i5y thi. pau the
u-p will se nhssets+d nf t1i EaortttuaFy har1ncs2,
se he b,ltuni wi!l hAvc that ttrOUs- touEa pc
cuts1.ty ta4s has gttcn Tic l-aIe Superior ore q
u,r'd-Nilc reputation,
The HInes arc located nj favorable point ior
I supply Of the Vert. The Gre can he delivered
II. Milwaukee al cort not exceeding sa:A Err Ion.
Ind truu can le made FROM II cheaper u ausul =
~ ;oE than EcAa Ee delivered f4f ffola aly other
loIiit. It Is PROPOSED 10 Immediately commence
itr erection of buildings and furnaces In Catta2o
nd Milwaukee Of . cn9ariy adequate 10 tho f'r.A
d., tot II 40 W. 1uns Of Pig metal per year, IN
addition 10 thc amount already n5nfucei " the
onrauses Interested Sopcradtcd 10 the other de-
,a1 IN. bts at this mammoth e4terpst,e, y PLAZA IL
row fYlnR usAtErcd tor building iarEe puddi,nx
nils IN Chicago md Milwaukee for pudHl.n< the
hs Ihr various rolling Mill compancs lu The new
teEp1tee are " o-tflh1 bs ihe CntcaEa. kiInIln1
aluut1ut ny the Milwaukee, tnd onstn1th hy the
VT a1Iotie. It will be the strongest Iron conrctn
when npttcly In operation. of any one estAb-
-l,eueut IN The Tinted states, repre- cutak @apk
tnl ul s., ,tuO Co., To caITJ on the op+rattons a
ne ,a7ous points Will require foroe OF moro than
N{UQ YurAmeH,
, 1869-07-09
Treasurer Cnry, OF the st. Pnat
Hallway Company, lnAssAnfay
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From lht Nil1euu1.s :s<nti,seL, Juiv I.
ON Nonday afternoon our c!1izcns were startled
,lrer aud Secretary Of the Milwaukee / St rnul
I.aIinat had met with instant drath. II Pe~au-
kce, by falling under train Of carr Il appeGN
tsal Mr.. CAry went out on the O'Clock train
o! the old La Crosse Division. with the intention
pf returning on the Incoming train, which meets
~ IeMaascs; As nc ssn tan a. ~ ,1onine saa
winch was standing un etce.sTzcE, 70 Ea!t fo1
passenger. Ne cal5 WIS doing In the bsgx.ee~
ssrted ST., ou toe ne * een o. sad Ii
fore tic depos hs forrot 70 release his
nu!d op tile iron hautl-raii. whicn threw hin BE-
,~ttn lie cars, four OF which passed over ~
sed1. killing hin instantly. The tram wa SACK
s:nx IL ,peea a. tas TINE ,o.o o. TIC .eeas2t; s3
aHs4t RH horribly tuAngird filx WAkt WAS
found SONG distance 1su.n the body wi:h the pcn-
ii lire rel MINUTES 10 O'Clock, Tho momenl ot The
lhin occurrence The E-natns were b.1'ught In
by tie incoming train, kni, after being plaEd In
H. sot,A sale.
MT. Casy cane to Mheaukec IS early as 1s5s'
1ti h!trr ssrsinC Bs houkkcrper for lhe hFn d
al~ffll Flr1a8H, AhlTlc4Ipenters, secured posi-
III Il - CLERK IN 1hc 1'oat u:1ce, utMef J. A. Moo
ma. La Len Postmaster. Leaving the Office he
wre;. M, rrma!eea Il in III hut e.taplisame aa1e1
1hr sotctcssLg Ern u1 Wheeler Co Mr.. Cary
vas shou!y .1!ss transferred to 4 branch house
nrnl rasnc Of Russell, bsse Co. 81 cha:acte1-
ls;,c tAt1h1nlh'ss and tn1esr.. he galocd the rr-
trtci and ndsh'p VI the tcnlor pattacr, who,
when called 70 The csatrui ot the St PAui Rat
WAY. WIS not hloT Ii securing his election to The
important and responsioie urlcts oy Trcaslscr and
=, 1y,9 ef ;af s i2@pa1x o9y; TIT .oos place nc
WHICH time he had Daae troops Of frfrnhs and ~.
cnrrd the confidence and estcrul ol Iii tLe oraccrs
nl the corporation
Nf Cary learet wife and fix children. VIM Arr
lnv ID in E1tef at the loss OF KIND husl,ann md
laTtag father. lie wAh . c1Enunisant aud ves.rv-
nan u Dr.. keene's church. sud RlAo an hcaored
ErInLet OF The Order Of Odd Fel!oWA
, 1869-07-09
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