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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the matter w. II. Order, Bankrupt IN
the District of West Tennessee.
HNHE creditors of said bankrupt viii take
notice that there viii be a general meet
ing of the creditors Of said bankruPts cred
itors, on the Sth of April, lSlO, at ~ Oeioek
I'm. at theo office of T.. J.. Latham, one OF the
Registers in said District, for the purposes
named in section y Of the Act 81 Congress
entitled /" An act to establish UNIFORM ~.
tenn Of bankruptcy throughout the OhlSeA
States approved March z 1876.
mh3 {. A, UHFFR0WELL, Assignee.
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On thursday, March 81, 1870,

In front of the entrance to the Circuit Court
Building, on Union street, in said city, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock am. and =
o'clock pm. sell, ut public auction, TO The
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed property OF lot OF lanu, Win the ap-
D~urtenanees thereto belonging, lying and
being situated in the city of Memphis Ten
nessee. and described In said Deed as follows,
to-wit: Being the same knOwnO on the plan
of the town Of Memphis as lot one ~
and eighty-fOur lfS4l, beginning at point on
the east side of Main street and the north
side of TOnery's alley, being the first alley
north of Jackson street; running thence
with the north side of said alley east one
hundred and forty-eight feet and six inches
04S feet s inchesl TO an alley; thence north
seveuty-four feet and three inches "a feet
inehesl: thence west one hundred and forty
eight feet and six inches [lfS feet . lncheSl 70
Main street. and thence south seventy-four
feet and three inches "a feet3 inchesl to the
place of beginning.
The title Is believed TO be good, but convey
only as Trustee.
acruggs & Duncan, Solicitors. 1eDo
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to me
ID by r. NJ. Mason, August "a, 1865, to secure
certain debts therein specified, and registered
in the Registers oficeof Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in book 81, part l, page 80, viii, on
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crIstadnro,s E~xoelsler Halr Do,

On the contrary, has been analysed by FroL
Chiffon, the great analytical chemist, and
Pronounced absolutely harmless, as well as en-
Gent. See his urritea certificate, At C~ristGdoTo'Sl
Astor House, New York
C~hristadoro's Hair Preservative, as a Dress
ing. acts i K g charm on the Hair amer Dye
ing. Try IL.
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Bankrupt Sale Of Real Estate.

In the matter Of Thomas J. O'Daniel, Bank
rupt.
ID Y virtue of a general order Of sale entered
ID by the District Court OF the United states
for the District of West T-ennussee, in Bank
ruDtcy, on the 18th day Of December, AID,
lSfS. / VIII proceed 10 sell, on
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MURRAY & RlDGELY,
Ta10rS
n. zE,DreoN STREET.

DESIRE to inform their patrons ana tne
nnbiic generally, that they have received
the most complete and aan haSe eS sepo Seen
~ - offer in This market, consisting OF tine
a norv choicest selections of French and Eng,
Iish Cloths, Coatings, Sultings' fans ny
az Tedneed price, and to make mp In the --latest
and most superb style. Give them q call. m.
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CLUBBING RATES.-TO clubs o. two or
more subscribers We VIII hena our hIahLnOtn
WeskIV the largest paper in the SOuth-SND5
tnches-for m year, each, s. To clubs oft|o
- more subscribers we viii send
APPEAL, for one year, each, 81
DeaIers. Express Agents, Country
Serchauts. Rostmasters, Depot agents, aHo
- friends Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL VINO
aIHif1 40 10. are requested % procure regular
nr-fheFs RENTING TO Us the amount less
f 5 ner cent, or i've per cent lQE L49ps' l3l
services; or, If preferred ErsRge19 sneci "a =
CONFORMATION VIII Pc maoe' SP0oiH
cconiss sent on application
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sTRAYED or STOLEN.

0NE RAY HORSE, about l51z hands hign,
- age or years; not IN gooa 9 3n 'front.' I
I iii nav SO reward; apply at my once 30
Nam street, DIR. A. WESSON-
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sanaratiYs Affections.
Observation-Disclosures Seminal
Weakness)-Syphilis (Prlma-
~ and Secondary


Sores-Spermatorrhoea QSemlhal
Weakness)-Syphilis (Prima-
~ and SeeondaryE
Desay-Deblity.
The press, the pulpit and me leeset ~ Nv
rn1 organism A false dellcecy conceals
16e E1oWfsdFe for which thousands Sni Isl
And how terrible are these alssatses 80
~notnrrbosa- shattering the epAfs Rsrssns
Svsfem-impairing the mind-ano causing
sslf-destruction Syphilis, eating up IH9
body by pieae-meal-loslng bone, muscle anu
nerve, by i~nohes-Deing literally eaten up
alive, and torturing the brain with agony.
Tharlstans, or incompetent physicians may
essay TO cure them, but IN Vain. me oniy
none and resort is in the humane and learned
physician who understands their case
Among these affections, none are worse
than SpermatOrrhOea, or seminal WeaknSssl
and emissions. DR.. Woodbridge says, "Ihat
the loss OF one ounce or seminal nulu ny
abuse, is equal TO the loss of forty ounces oil
T6e worst form is when the seminal fluid
passes OF unperceived in the urine.
Fnpirics, and characterless men, Dy WORK
ing upon the fears of q mind. too often shar-
ing the feebleness of the body, not only eX-
tort large sums OF money MI, N neariy eve
~ instance, have eonpilcatea the uIsease,
never vet seen a case Of Sexual weakness OF
Impotency cured by any physician butmyseI1
All the affections of the sexual organs nave
haen deepiv studied Dy me for many years. l
nave made a discovery in the treatment OF All
svphfftic and Virulent diseases which prom
ises 10 overthrow all former preconcetved no.
tfons and theories on the subject. employ
entirely new remedies, and never use nause-
oug copaiba, cubebs, turpentine and mercury.
IN every case I guarantee a perfect cure,
once hours from . am TO D pm. III. j. D.
Russell. Consulting Physictan; l.. y. Warran,
Secretary, assisted by a full corps OF eminent
PHYSICIANS. The usual courtesy EXTENDED 70
/. the regular profession. 1a4dWs
~ALEN1s HEAD DISPENSARY, once 7OE
III Jefferson street, between second an9
Third streets, Louisville, KY, established
Ig50, and chartered by the Legislature Of Ken
lucky. 1861, " for the treatment OF all diseases
OF the urinary and generative organs OF DOLE
sexes" including spermatorrhea or seminar
weakness from early errors, g~onOrrhea, gleeti
structure, Varicocele, syphilis In All us stages,
affections Of the kidneys and olaodef, ana
the diseases of women.
medical pamphlet, containing sixty large
nages and numerous illustrations on a new
method OF treating the above diseases Win
ont mercury. and Important advice on mar
rIage. etc. sent under seal for . cents,
yarix clasp, warranted to cure YarlcOcelt
in four days; price S&; sent to any address
Also agents for Device Female Regulating
Pills, warranted to ACCOMPLISHMENTS, etc
price at once, or by mail. ~ a 1ull Assoft
ment of bandages and trusses always on hand
Male sneaths, superior quality single one d
or IS per dozen. Address,
GALEE'S HEAD ISPENSAH1
uols '@ouiHVile- Nv
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WARRANTED THE Isl BAL THE UNITED sTATEs
LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE.

ny virtue Of a Deed in Trust executed on
ID the Sd day of October, 1866, by Ih0mas
James to Newly Gibson and Louisa A. A
James to secure a sum OF money thefeln
named as due by said pTom1ssofy note
mentioned, said Deed being recorded IA me
Registers office for the county Of Sheloy'
state of Tennessee. in Book No. s6, pages a.,
IS and 40; and by virtue of a decree OF the
Chaneery Court Of he city of Memphis, sara
state, appointing me Trustee vice NeWDy.
Gibs0n. Trustee. diseased, for the purpose CT
having the aforesaid sum OF money, 1 VIII
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21

q Dennis and H. Clay Cross did aSso-
.tafa fbemselves Of date February 2, ls40, as
oa~fners in the Boot and Shoe business, ana
pr corrv on the drm business at " Main
streef Memphis, Tenn under drm name oI
DenniE & Cress, ~ y SCPcss
mh4
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WANTED---AGENTS.
HORTICULTURE
PI ANTSI PLANTSl PLANTS

GREAT exhibition OF plants received Pesl
melis. Magnolia, Azalea, Maronia, Rododen-
rum, Leonia, Hydrangea, etc; a great va
riety OF new Roses, Fruit Trees apple, fe ~
snecies seeds and Roots) Flowers, and a
ouanfity Of other new plants from Europe
and California, too numerous 20 ennineLaeT'
No a4sZ second street, between Jefferson
and Court Square, invites amateurs TO ylsi'
is fine collections, PVees very hiouelSssS
sd Gardens made to order, tepaz
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Attention, Builders.

Q EALED proposals VIII be received 5y the
y undersigned, at Monticello, AIhi go
from thfs date until the 18th DAY OF April, lor
the building of a COURTHOUSE tor Drew
county, Arkansas. Plans and speeincatipn
may be seen and information as 70 prles2
materials. etc.. obtained by application %
the undersigned. or to Messrs. Jones & Bald
win. Architects. Memphis, Tenn.
Payments will be made p~r0mpLly-One,
third when the contract is undertaken, and
the balance when the building Is nnished.
ID. ). WELLS,
~bTo Commissioner.
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Administrators Notice.
March Election Election Notice

ON SATURDAY, 18th of March, 1870, an
election will be opened and held, al the
respective places OF voting IN the ciNli us
Circuit, County ana Criminal Courts, Irnstee,
Revenue Collector, and for Justices OF The
Peace and Constable wherever any vacancy
exists. and for the Ratification or Rejection
Of fhe New Constitution, Dy
the recent convention, according 70 law
poi1s Ooen at 9 am and close at 4 o clock pm.
The following are designated as the pollhs
Distriet NoI-Gratitude Church..
District No. 2-Starkey Reddetts.
District No. 3-John c.. Bottoms.
District No. Cuba.
District No. 5R. M. Kings.
District No 6-Raleigh.
District No. T-Bartlett.
District No. S-Bartlett.
District No. 9-Shelby Depot.
District No. lO-Walter Aliens.
district No. I-Fisberville.
District No. 12-Colierville.
district No. l8-Memphis.
District No. I4-Memphis-
District No.l5-Mempnls.
District No. ls-Memphls. -a
Oislrict No. H-Intersect1on OF breeulOfe
avenue and new Raleigh ROAD. ura
District No. S-Big Spring, on old state hhe
road. -
District No. &-Forest Hill.
District No. I-Germantown.
district No. -McClary &Co.s Mill d p
district No. 3-White'sS station m.& 1 ~
District No i-Intersectlon OF hoiH A
Snisfriet No. g5-InterseetiOn ofPigeon Hoos'
road ana M. and Q. r. 4. w,t1 be
List of officers TO holo inc eleO'A"
published Aereai'e 8. n. SHOCK.
uhlS Commissioner of ReessesahoA.
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COTTON.

To-day there was little done in the
staDle. Nearly all buyers We're WIND
inc up their weeks work and snip
ming. The sales reported show a Tali-
ing of in prices from yesterday, Dut
the offerings of Low Middl1ngS ana
above were extremely light, and IN
order to operate to any extent buyers
would have been compelled TO pay
22lc for Middlings, and 2l9a2zc Ior
Low Niddlings, while not a few asked
oven higher figures. The impression
Is strong that both New York and
TiverDool will be better on Monday.
New York closed firm, while but One
Tiverpool dispatch was received up to
the close of business. The days
sales foot up S3l bales, Includi9g l9l
bsIes sold last evening and not before
reported. We quote 4 bales Strlct
Hiddlings at 25cs IA Mlddhngs, al
22a22fc; ) LOT Middllngs, al Zze5
81 Good Ordinary, at HlaZlc, WITH an
occasional pickup" OF this grade al
I9alg}c; 600 mixed, on private terms
COTTON STATEMENT.
OF CoNMERCB,
hsTch 10, $50.
stock on hand Sept. !, 1859. %
RaceiVed tO-day-.---...... fte
Deceived preyiOUsly--"-24S42-%5'S
235, 03G
shipped tO-d2y......~-.s" ~ o,oeu
Shipped previOUsly- Zz5@-zl%'o1,
IND Of nom today PISS!
IMPORTS.
Memphis ard Charleston Z, r.. IS y,
Mississippi and Tennessee h H. :,
Memphis and Ohio r. R.,-.a.." d
Memphis and Little Rock X. r.. -
Steamer . ~
Wagons, Az
Memphis and Charleston 2. r.. 8
mississippi and Tennessee 2 R.--.- -
uphfs and Ohio r. R--- "A
- ars
Ssosmer
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uerse Thief.

usrse Thief
On Monday, the 14sh instant a small
sized, young man stopped at the NatioHal
Hotel, in this place, and, after having his
clothes and boots busted, enquired of the
Clerk for the Real Estate Agency of Trout
and Grabill, and referring to one of their
descriptive catalogues desired 20 be direc-
ted to their Office. He represented him
self as the son Of a gentleman by name
of LAMBBRrsoN, from Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania, where they had sold their
landed estate. and were now looking for
lands in this Valley. They wanted two
farms, one large improved farm for the
father and smaller property for the son.
Said they had been about Forestville, and
on their return he had left his father in
Mt jackson, who would arrive in this
place the hext day. in their private buggy
Hearing that Mr.. 0. G. Billings would
sell his desirable farm on the river, and
meeting with Mr.. Billings, the man hired
a horse of Mr.. Shelter, of the National
and accompanied Mr.. B home. The
father not arriving as expected, and he
not returning with the horse at the tinc
engaged, Mr.. Scheffcr became uneasy and
sent down to Mr. Bis to ascertain the cause
Of the absence of the party hiring the
horse, when he Was informed that the
party had left his house the day before.
ostensibly to Se3. some other farms, with
the promise of returning. Mr.. S. sent as
far as Winchester in pursuit, but nothing
bias been heard Of the man or horse up to
this time Bills have been struck at this
Office advertising the Thief, a nj Offering a
reward for his apprehension &c. The
man was vel! Dire ased in dark suit, cut in
Jockey Style, dark cap. Rather barrow
face, and when talking showed his teeth
in squirrel shion; ar, hair and whiskers
Spoke the peculiar New York State
dialect. He pretends to have travelled
some in England, Ireland and Scotland.
Talks we'll and appears well informed -
1t is thought regular organized band
of horse thieves have commenced operation
in this section.
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E.ARRIED.

HELSLEY-DELLINGE the 18th
inst, by Rev H. Wetzel, Mr. Jacob Joshua
Helsley and Miss. Sarah Maranda Dcllinger,
both Of Shenandoah County.
STICKLEY- BOWMAN.-On the 18th
inst, by Rev. Levi Keller, in Powe's Fort
Mr.. Benjamin NJ. stickley and Miss Ora
Bowman, both Of this county:
-COPENHAvOR- On the II,
inst. John W. Hickman and Mintia A. Copen-
havor, both of Shena ndoah County.
RYMAN-- HEPNER.- On the 18th inst, by
Rev. J. s. lex, Samuel Ryman and Sarah
Hepner, all Of Shenandoah County.
STICKLT-SIBERT.- ON the 18th inst.
by Elder John P.irkey, David Il. 'Stickiey and
George A. Sibert. '"
ER--BEYDLER.-On the 17th
lust. by Elder Samuel A. Shaver, Mr.. j.
Funkhouser and Mary E. Beyder. ....
STICKLEY- STICKLEY.-On the 22d inst.
by Elder John Pirksy, Daniel E. stichlsy and
Eliza c. Stickley. .ee- ,
ALLEN-MOoRE On the 22d inst, Linden
Z. Alien. and Fannie NJ. Moore.
A-KOONTZ.- the oath inst
L. WALTON Spiker, and Mary Ellen Koontz
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Local Notices.

SEA Moss FAMINE is creating great sensa-
ton in the food market, and its uses, as set
forth by the reports of scientific experts, are
many and various. In the first place, when
employed in the preparation of puddings,
cusards, blanc manc, creams, gruels, and
scores of o.her delcacies for the family table
or the sick room, 1t adds largely to the guam
tity OF autrinent deriva5le from the other
mat erials /; and in the sec end place renders
the dish, whatever it may be, far more diges
tible and agreeable to the taste than it would
have been without this cheap and pure
ingredient. Such is the testimony of large
number ofthe most prominent hote keepers
in New \ ork and other cities. II is being
used largely in all the hospitals, and will
prove lasting blessing to tie poor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24


FEMALES old and young, who have 80 long
been troubled with some female complaint,
should not despair. Let us whisper words Of
comfort. You can be cured. You can be
sna.ched from the monster which has so long
Frustrated and paraly zed your whole system
You can regain your health, your beauty, your
strength and buoyancy. Take courage,
despond not, be cheerful remedy is at
hand, prepared by experienced physicians.
specially for jast such diseases US afflct you
nd as the profession are using and prescrib,
ing this remedy with much sucsess, we feel
proud in calling your attention to it. Il
comes highly recommended, and ve earn est ~
advise all suffering females to use this great
female medicine at once. We allude to the
English Female Bitters," advertised in
another column.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE

4 NOMNlSSl ONERS SALE
" OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court
of Shenandoah, pronounced at its August
Term 1870, in the cause wherein Leonard E.
Balthis, Executor ct ais are Plaintiffs and
Isaac S. Bowman's Administrators, ct ais are
defendants, the undersigned Commissioners
will on ~
THURSDAY, DECEMBER THE STH, 1870,
on the premises. proceed TO SELL st public
sale, to the highest bidder, SO much of the
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
of which Isaac S. Bowman died seized and
possessed, as may be necessary t. pay the
debts audited and proved against said Bow
mans Estate, said land lying aud situated on
the Valley Turnpike about Ii miles North
East of Strasburg, is very fertile and produc-
tive, and possesses the advantages of charmd
ingbuil ding sites, and it is further provide
by the said decree that the said commission
ers may sell either by private or public sale
in lots Of
FIVE, TEN OR TWENTY ACRES,
or in such manner as will best move to the
benefit of said estate. Private bids will bs re-
ceiyed afaer one publicatiou
TERMS OF SALE:
Three per cent cash ia hand, en- day Of sal
and the residue in, FOUR ~ equal annual in
staillnents. bearing interest from the day o
sale, taking from the purchaser bonds with
personal security for the deferred payments.
and the title TO be retained until the further
order Of the court
f. E. STICKLEY,
OBED FUNK,
Nov. 3.-4w. Special Commissioners.
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Got thirsty.

Got Thirsty.
On Monday night last drove of cattle
was stopped at Dir. Hoovers, about two
miles south of this place. with which
there was a negro, as driver. About dusk
Mr. Hoover went to the we'll for water
and discovered the negroes hat laying on
the platform Of the we'll but could no
where discover the negro Thinking the
ebon driver had fallen into the we'll he
ran to the house and told his fears. One
Of the boys then ran to the well, aud
looking down the black depth discovered
the negro clinging to the wall about for
ty feet below. just above the surface Of
the water In the greatest alarn for his
safety he was called to AMI cautioned to
be steady, when, with an air of having a
purpose interfered with. lie rolled up the
lite Of his eyes and exclaimed, Ego wa
dar, don't shake dc rope. Ise guihe to
fast dis bucket" 1t appeared the well
b .cket had broken loose and fell into the
we'll, and the thirsty African had descend
ed into the well for the purpose of recoy-
ering it. In few minutes more he as
cended the sides of the we'll with tho agil-
ity of a cat, having Stacked his thirst
where Truth is generally supposed to
dwell.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24

NoTIcE We invite attention to the adver
tisenent in another column of The Great
America Tea Co., of New York City. The
hint to parties to get up clubs for their goods
is worthy Of notice. This company has been
established for ten years, and their numerous
patrons give them fall credit for reliability,
promptness and fair dealings, and all testify,
to the excellent quality AID low prices of their
goods. AS they warrant all their goods to
give satisfaction or refund tho money ard ex-
penses, no rial, is run in ser.&ing them an orr
der t'%
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24

Large Buck.
A very 6ne Buck, weighing 100
pounds. was killed in Walkers Gap, in
the Fort Mountain, on Friday last It
was FIRST shot by the veteran hunter,
Mr.. Jacob O'Fertel, With his famous
German Scythe Rife. breaking one Of las
legs. Ths deer run on three legs about
two hundred yards when it was shot in
the head by Mr. Shipe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA. AND MANASSAS
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
nN AND AFTER FRIDAY, Nov. the 18th
" loI9. ore daily passenger train viii run be-
Meeting at Cor louisville with the Chesapeake and
ONO ..a.lroad to Richmond, Stanton and the
Virginia Springs; at Lynchburs for the West
and Southwest, and at " asllington to the North
and Northwest. a
Leave W: shington daily at 6.55 a. H.. and
Alexandria al S.iv Il. H., arriving at Lynchburg
at sos p. m. 4
Leave Lynchburg at s.25 a. m. I, arrive at Al *
andria at 81 p. IN, and at w ashington at u. Is
p. m
Passengers fer MANASSAS Division, will
ca Washington daily, excepting Sunday, ats
9.55 a. M, leave Alexandria at ii 90 a. m. pas
Strasburg at $40 p. III. and arrive at Har-
rsonburg at GAS p. IA. Eastward, leave Har
fisonburg at $40 a. w., and pass Str;ssburg,
at o.S a. IN. and connecting at Manassas juno
ton with main line,i arrive at Alexandria at
l.43p. N, Na-hington at l.s5 pm, connecting
with the 1850 pm ,rain from Washington to Bal
timare. 3
Good connections, by comfortable coaches, are
made to Fairfax Court House from Fairfax sta
ton: to Middleburg from Pla ms; to Uppe rville
from Piedmont, ami to Stanton from HARRISON
burg, $3.50 $500
Both the Eastward and Westward bound trains
make close connection at Strasburg with the Win
lIarper's Ferry, &c. a /
Through tickets and baggage checked to al
prominent points. {
J. VI. BaOADUS
Nov 1s--if. General Ticket Agent
GEE The advertisement OF
ID stssf Nelson Co. nov 10.
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Quarterly Court.

Quarterly Court.
We cal. attention to the following Or
of the court of this county, changing the
time for holding the regular sessions Of
the Quarterly Court:
"Ordered that the January, March,
May, and October terms Of this court, be
and they are hereby designated as the
terms for the trial Of civil cases, in which
juries are required.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24
Mountain On Fire.

Mountain On Fire. :
The spur of the Massanutten Noun tain
next to the Page Valley has been on fire
ON the Fort side, en- both sides of the road
leading to Milford. The mountain is
usually fred by hunters, at this season of
the year, in order to burn up the dried
leaves and underground. 1t was, how
ever. partly extingpished by the snow on
Friday night last.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24

BARRON is still trading in butter, eggs
chickens and turkeys, for which he pays
the highest cash price. He has removed
his old quarters ON the Town Hill, TO
the property belonging to Mrs. Hill.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24

New Schedule.
We call attentio, to the new Schedule
for the running of the trains on the o.
A. & M. Railroad. The trains did not
commence running, until Saturday last,
the new Schedule, on account of the delay
in finishing South River bridge, which
was expected to- Ne ready to run over on
Friday.