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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24
RECOVERY on TIE BoDIrs.

PETTsToS. Aug 15.-Ihe last body
vas taken out Of the Gag Ie shaft at about
( o'clock this morning. The work vas
continued all day yesterday, and up to
midnight last night emily I've bad keen
taken out. About this time the nine
inspector put stop 10 all proceedings in
order to ventilate the mine, So lbat those
who wentdowa could work without don-
ger. a stream Of water gasturneG in,
and the passage-way arranged by melns
Of doors. So that q current of flesh air
circulated throughout the mine, which
soon removed the after-0amp or choke
damp, as it is sometimes called, which
always follows Tie explosion CT gas or
fre-damp, which RutIocated seventeen
men, or those Of the number who we're
not killed outright
About haii-past the eight bodies were
discovered and brought up, and a fresh
gang of workmen went down aud brough /
up Mariin Manson. The remaining
three funerals viii be held tomorrow at
Odd Fellows Cemetery i jury has
been impannoled By Coroner Imalley, and
an inquest will be held on Friday Morn
ing al 10 o'clock Meantime commit
tee has been appointed, who will exp lore
the mine aud give evidence before the ju-
RI as TO the cause of the accident.
The victims have been carried to their
homes and placed in coaios ready for in
termcnt TO- morrow Il is net known
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24

Tie Sea Serpent Asdore!l-A cores
pondens writing to US from Greenbauk,
Pocabontas county W. Va, under date
Of July 3ist, Informs US that fey weeks
ago, daughter Of Nr--, vhe lives
on Esk Mountain, in Poeahontas county.
whilst in meadow about quarter OF a
mile from the house, came upon a mons
tsf in the shape IF a snake. When dis
covered. tie snake was believing like an
OK, and was Of such terrible dimensions
thas the e7rl at once beeame frightened
and took to her serapers, and We i'm
aeine at 10 mean speed ran FOR the house,
The girl represents the snake to have
been about the size of store-pipe 0!
enormous length, and head as lergo as
teo-kcttle Nir -- went in pursuit,
but could End nothing hut the trail in
the grass. which looked Ike 3 log of wood
had been drawn along Grsea6rier IN
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Female P4.esident.-Tn answer to

Female President In answer to the
question propeunded by the Golden Age
= shall the pext President of the t.
S. be woman?' the Charleston Repu6li
can says Thinking it al over, we don't
know but what he shall be a Homan
Where's the objection? It depends very
much. it strikes US, on what kind of a
woman It shall be. If she we're young
anu beautiful, raven tresses, marble brow,
pearly teeth finely chiseled nose, q rose
bud Of moath. really kissable, and all
that kind of thing 80 eften given of their
beroines by The novelists of the romantic
school, and ifshe had the intellect of a
Bacon or Webster, and knew how to
hold her tongue when important State
secrets we're to be kept, then where would
be the objection ? Mud, we don't say
there would be none; We only ask what
the objection would be Anyhow. oil
upsl admit that such President would
give lively interest TO governmental
affairs. But we repeat. it very greatly
depends upen the kind Of wonan."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24

WgDDTyG.-Tho Alexandria Gazette
says: 4 large crowd was present Al
Christ church yesterday evening to wit
ness the marriaee of Mr, Charles W
Greeu. the head Of the extensive notion
house Of this city, and Mss Nellie II
Saunders, daughter Of the late Dr. AddI-
son Fl. Saunders Of Prime William county,
Virginia, Bishop Johns offieiated. The
happy couple Immediately left fer the
White Sulpier Springs tie spend the
honey moon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24

shipping Cities ~ Railroad. -SeAe
weeks since ILLUSION was made IN Tie
Chicago papers to the inauguration in
thar city q q new enterprise Oh large
scale the building ofready made houses
for shipment 10 the apassoly settled dis
triats Q tho Interior, where skilled labor
is scarce, and lba facilities Of house build
ing l0eeg.e. It noW appears from tbs
Chicago press that Tue enterprise Las
proved an immense success. The Tri-
bune OK late date coutains the follow
ing:
sin visiting ;]ta new hasbor at South
Cbicaro We noticed throo Of the cars Of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
loaded with four complete two~etory
Dwellings. containing seven rooms each,
with partitions, stairs, door, windows,
sash and casing, roofs, and trimmings
for doors ard Windows complete, and
which can be placed in complete eondi-
zion for occupancy in two hours after be-
ing unloaded from the cars, This is the
first shipment On an order fer two hun
dred dwellings given 10 the South Chi
caeo Building Company. The buildings
are constructed under the patent aad d.
reotion OLD. s. Whittenhaf, spd viii be
fern isbed in every variety, aad at prices
that give them an attraction and merit
over any ether buildings now used Eos
the aoc0mmods zion Of popa iation in nelg
localities
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80 s.-lla.> -. -

FGsUINa BILL AND UsvRg hAWs The
Eyarreaton Index says it has authority fol
the statement that 'Mr. James Marshall,
Of WINCHESTER. ia sf opinion that tha
Legislature shou ID promptly repeal that
feature Of the fundSg bill, making eon-
sr@csireable for taxes, and that he is
equally decided 10 opinion that the pres
ent usary laws shonld he repealed sud tie
interest laws restored. Tue fear is fas!
gaiaiag ground :hss unless this is done,
Reputation will follow
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24

BoREs Says an exchange: There is .
great variety Of nesespqper bores. The
most 6eDdish and relen fless of his class,
however. according to the Courier -four
-as.sl, is the superanHated Augur who picks
up paper some where, and finds a de-
Wish good thing, that haven't seen in
your pepper, and which perhaps you've
overlooked /; its something you ought to
have Since the days ofshe fret of these
Augefs, no one of them has eyer found
anything Ct to be printed in any paper.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24


Saeage Negro oahqge n KentucFy-~
las; Saturday girl aged 10 years, a
daughter Of Thomas Bennett, living nsar
Fulton Station, o. the Padsuch ard Gull
railroad, ras missing from her home
Search was rade for her. but in vain.
4 negro who had 5een working for Ben
Rest since the war vas suspected and ar
rested but escaped He was, however,
shot and re-oapturcd.
Becoming frightened, he confessed
that he had attempted to commit rape en-
tho child, but noss1cceeding ha ohoked
her to death, and Ehen accomplished his
infamous purpose with the aid Of . knife.
after which be threw the body in pond
st the last account tie lend vas in the
custody Of citizens, but is probaD y
lynched by this TINS.
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a .Spee5maa, --At Paris, Ky, or
alectioa day, n q22gtel which began
IN q ljttls good natared ga;ilery, ycnhg
man named n. k. A.exaudars sou Of a
banker, was Instantly killed BY G Nj.
Il iblaT, cier6 O enc Of Inc courts. The
fo7mar, coming out Of tue bar-room Of .
hotel With several friends. found MIR.
Hiblar and others sitting in the doorway
an putting his hand On his chair said:
Mr.. Hibler. can You move your char q
hIsle The latter playfully replied, i
tAiuk there Is room .or you to pass, Dir.
Alexander The request TO move Nae
repeated. and Ar. Hlblsy said There ID
room, enough for Jon to pass. ! don t
Intend TO move. Alexander asked ,
Gan you Yak JOKE Ees. can, re-
piled Hibler. If you can't take a jolle
you can draw and take your Steps, re-
joined Alexander, and in an instant they
ooth drew revo!yers and fred, almost
simultaneously, -Four shots we're fred,
enc Of which struck Alexander in the
breast, killing him instantly. Hibls!
| .--..e- s44ae h1lDA
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TyTE MfEE

Tn is mine had BEEN nearly exhausted,
and was known to be filed With the
blaok-damp, and jet it was considered
safe, and has been constantly worked
since the conclusion of the strike, al
though not to its full capacity 1t is
Owned by Mr. j. SchQoly, OF Wyon ing,
and worked by Mr. Il. Fompkins, who
is extensively engaged in the business Of
mining coal. and owns and operates sew
eral other openings, Twelve feet Of gas
was found in the heading just Of the
gangway. which bad been traversed ell
day by explorers with . baked ligh5, and
the merest accident would have caused
another and worse explosion, Involving
1. loss ofat least fifty lives. During the
fore part Of the night those assuming CON
brol Gave ordered the pumps reversed, and
water had been forced down the shaft,
thus hoping to increase the volume Of
pure air aud expel she foul At this
hour, II o'clock, Superintendent Ken
driek and Inspector Blewitt are preparing
to descend into the mine, bus even should
they find their expectation Of reploaiab-
ing tle avenue with pure air res lied.
they viii hardly be able to draw away the
debris necessary to reach the imprisonea
miners be fore morning.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24

4 Seas2nsJ5s Hord A5oat fegedes.--
The Medical independent cautions persons
agaiust eating peaches in tbo ( evening,
asserting that they aro Oppressive to the
circulation, aid exhaust thesya!em, ow,
ing 70 she praSaio acid they contain =
Speaking Of peaches, re wauld inform our
Iady readers G the raethcd Of preparing
dish, which SIC think. will be new 10
most then Hare it is Take good
sized freestone peaches, wipe shem with
8 towel. haive them, and place them fat
side down in hot butter or lard. Let
them fly to nice brown, then turn and
dll the sced~cup with sugar, which, by
the time the fruit IS properly coated,
viii be melted and form with the juice Of
tie peach rich syrup. Serve up hot,
and If you don't like them yoa need not
repeat the experiment Most persons
think the dish a superb one. 81
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24

On the 5til Of September, two weeks
from Tuesday nazt. the irst Of the fall
elections Wilde held in California. where
8 governor and State officers are to be
elected for four years. together with three
members ofssCongress. and Legislature
on which will deyolve the duty Of elect
ing United States Senator in place Of
Dir. Cole.
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toNNIaslQNEN,s OFFICE

Saml, 9. Stephenson VS., J Ohm W. 3oebr.
70 PlEts. and Dei'ts, ard all other2 wdom
itmay concern
E-ou are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the ed day oil Sept 1871, for taking an account
ofheisns upon the real estate mention ed in hill IN
said suit. upon wha tportions OF rea iastata SAID
liens operate and their respective plioruies and
real and annua value Of same as required BIZ
decree County COurt,1t which tire and place
you are REQUIRED 70 attend Given under my
hand IS Cana,'r. OF said Court the day and
year first aforaaid. P,W. MAGRUDHH.
aDr "a Z. Ce-na' T..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24

TIE Board of Supervisors 0f Hardy
county. West Virginia, have ordered a
vote to be taken or the 4th Thursday Of
this month, on the question Of subserib-
ing $3.50 eco to the Washington and
Ohio Railroad.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24

Heary immigration The steamer
Berlin, Of the North German line, which
arrived at Baltimore on Friday, brought
IS caHa and 1913 Storage passengers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24
Thursday Morning, august, -, 1877
The gr,fish Parliament wns nrorocued

The British ParliamenF was pFoFogued
on Mond,y last. Her Majesty dwels
18th satisfaction upon the Treaty OF
thington, and hopes for a general rec
Jon Of the principle for galaing the
Eime conduct Of tie neutrais. She
perfect reliance upon the disposition
Americans to carry out all the
pes Of the treaty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24

/ 4 neu style 81 hca5o'es i . wide baud
| or auf 81 FURNISHED gold. h tue conter
| Of witch is a vino Of flowers, III enamel,
studded witqsspail aiamouis and sotbci
precioas stones. e
| Two Aruo svoiled 10 food ~ the
@FselFine saogs in the Apepninas. has
egerfo#n ia banks IN mary places, oaus-
ing gres. de sSructiau TO crops
ghera are 1890 visitors at the White
Sulphur Springs.
Smaii,F9x he's appeared in Harrisburg
Pa.
On "Wednesday John Denvers, ofRock
iugham county, Virginia, was arrested
near Winchester, having in possession a
horse ard buggy. which ne had hired
from livery stabIe-keeper named King,
of Hagorstown, Maryland. e had pre-
viously made attempts to sell the establish
mant.
| Drought IN west FirgEnia-Tho Con-
vention question.
The drought in this section is begin
ming to get oppressive, and the crops ere
Suffering for rain. Tho springs still con
tinue crowded. Among tho arrivals to-
night are Gen. Beauregard, Col. Caswoll,
ofGeoreia, John W. Wyatt. Of Rich
lnonl, tIajor MoaIahono N B. CLARK,
Virginia.
The election to decide whether con-
vontion shall be beld for framing con
stitution will be held in this State 90
ghursday, the 4uh inst. It is generally
conceded that The vote vii. be largely in
favor Of the convention.
we hope the following, from the
Wheeling Register. may be someth ing
more than cheap talk
There is DO doubt that West Virginia
will pay her portion Of. he pnblia debt
Of Virginia, no persons in this State
dreams OF denying that fact So far IS
We are aware there is no disposition upon
the part Of any Of our people to rePudiate
the dabs As soon as it is ascertained
bow much ne owe West Virginia gill
fairly and squsraiy meet Tie liability.
The stakes &2,2e9,ia. the Mace Coaurn
fgis Lave been tyausfarrea, Sew York.
from Tie hands Q: Harry Lii 70 8ulgs
Huns
Two yo9ne men named Holloa were
arrested as Abingdon, Indiana, on 6atur
dag, CHARGED will 5ha m1rlsf Of q nan
named Tib5i5ts, in 1864
The dry dock vas competed at 8ayan-
nah Ga. yesterday.
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0lhe ORC mary expenses Of our Govern
raent are nearly forty-seven and a halt
m illions year more than those Of Great
Britain. A beautiful commentary on the
alleged economy Of our Raiica i admins
ira tor.
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TDOANOKE COLLEGE.
III, SALEM, ROANOKE COUNTY, VA.

The 10TH ANNUAL sESsl0Nsot This IN
stitution will commence on The 9TH DAY
OF ~fSpYE;M BIER, 1871.
Expen SEES for Session OF Z en-saionths, including
Board, Tuition, Room Rent, Fuel, Lights and
al iuciden tails %205.
The expense to students board ing with pri-
vate families Will be about thirty dollars more
Fro part iculars address the Prssident,
My l2O-sm. RKy. u. h. BITTLB, D.
IA STAMA can be eured in many eases and
IN always relieved BY The use OF he Green
Mountain Asthma Cure. Mr.. Henry Hotel has
derived
GREAT BENEFET
ifom its use, his Is case of long standing
Price &c. 60 for saie ID b. soAMtri's DOUG sloAag
June 70 IT,,
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GYOIMISSI0EER'3 OFFICE.
"a; ,orsreo.y " AR 1o-l


y WooDsTooK, VA, Aug, 1871.
10 the Creditors Of Vim. Slgler decd. and
all 0theFs eoncer ned;
You are hereby notified thatI have fixed upon
the 18th day September 1871 at my Office to
take an account Ct dei IS and demands aga inst
said deoedent his estate at which time you are
requir ed to attend GiYe under my hand as
Commissioner in Chancery Of County Court II
Shenandoah, The day and year FIRST aforesaid. 4.
aug. 24-4t P ". MAGRUD Err.
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LEG AL ADVERTISEMENTS

-
fS5M551SS i0NEt%aS OFFICE
~ }Foo0a7oeE Aug ~ 1871.
c. Conner sss2ichart Miilors Administering
&c The creditors Of Richard hiaer decd.
and oil whom it M con .cra.
You are hereoy noti6ed that I have 6xed
unea .bn o1ss iav of septembsr il mv otg:os
70 qtsta aoso..1t ST de9ia aud demands
arairat soi9 laesls9l ar Ills estate and Of The
5;g4;tr n s.-o,s aud tho gross and annual
vs}as If same rs reou:rld bT decree. Of
,o,,,.{-, court IS >1eo4.9ti9.b az which tina
and rjses Won, ara required 70 ATTEND. Given
nndar rnv hand III l9r,,.i,s:ar,,r i, ctapcerr
~ 4,ii co,. IT,, 79v andSvsaJ svsI s for asaf3
$50 "a Y. EEAGRUDER.
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{ r 7HEAT SEEDING OF 1871. o.a
- INPORTANT To FARMERS.
THE MARYLAND FERTLIZING AND
MANUFACTURING COMPANY


Have reduced the price of their best quality
Of AMM0NIATED SUPERPHOSPHATE to
$50 per Ton, which they warrent to be of the
highest possible standard, and equal to any
Fertilizer il the marke. at any price.
They have also reduced the price Of their
FINE GROUND BONE PHOSPHATE,
warranted to contain 60 per cent, Bone Phss-
phate, to SOS. Allput up in substantial bags
twelve 10 the ton.
Descriptive pamphlets and circulars can
be had at the Office Of the Con1panya
Purchasers Of their superphosphgtes are
requested 70 observe that the anals sis and
the names Of the President and Chemists are
on zach bag, as there trade-nark sAIAay land
has besn pirated BY ether Manufacturers.
~DiRECToRs.
W9. G.. HARRISON I GHAS. j. BAKER,
LAWRENCE SAxGsToN, RICHD J BAKER.
ROBERT TURNER WILLIAM TaEG0.
LAWRENCE SANG5T0N, President.
H. G. HOWARD, Secretary
J. EDWIN MYERS, General Agent
WM TRFGO, Manufacturing Cheniss
Of:ce SO Exchange Place, Bal,imore.
farmers visiting Baltimore are invited to
visit end examine The worksof the Company
Foa SAFE. at the Agricultural and Hard
ware Store Of
J. W DaNEER,
aug 24-2 no Woolstocx Va.
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4
.1'he object ofthis suit is 10 sell the real
estate c Which David Fisher died seized ard
possess Cd, and make distribution Of the
proceeds Of be sale thereof among his, the
heirs Of said David Fisher, deceased.
Itappearipg by satisfactory evidence that
he defendant VIM. Fisher, Charles Fisher,
James NJ. Fisher, John Wesley Hottie and
Susanna his wife, and Silas 1Iiley are not In
habitants of this State--It is ordered, That
lhe said defendants do appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, and
DO what is necessary to protect their interest;
lha+ q copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Woodstock, once n
week for four successive weeks, and q cory
posted at the front door o. the Court House
Of said county, on the first day Of the next
County Court,
a CopY--TESTE
E.g.s. p. q. GEO. W. MILEY. Clerk.
Aug. l1--4w.
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fur. 27l8T7.
INV ADYERTIs E5llI I55SITE5.
- ARnEas LooE 70 ToUa INTEREST

4 y AAEhlA0 .AOOh i v HULL - @14ASAA5 4
VIII furnish, atlowest
CA s Il R a II Els.
Peruvian Guau9, Plaster, Bone Dust, and
several Of The best
sUPERPH9gPII4TE8 or LIRE,
also all the necessary Chemicals usea. in pra.
pairing homemade fertilizers,
AIS o
The willoughby Gum sptins Drill, with
CR0WELh'8 IMPROVED
Fertilizer attachment warranted to be The
BEST DRILL IN 5lARAET,
on accommodating terms.
take pleasure in referring 10 parties,
who haye used ehir drill Cell and e1-
aug aug. a4-4f >. ". D4ssnR. !
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Virginia is 10 have State tournament
convcation at Amelia Springs. on Ser
teusber 9TH
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GHINN & CO.,
~ CSUccEss oEs TO SAMUEL HARTLEY,l
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No Is Union Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ALEXANDRIA, va

~ P2rie4lar 2tt4nti aatnsr aid fihs Il U6nhfrrqT
Produce, and filling orders for Groceries, Gu
ano, Seed, Plaster, Fish, Salt, &C., DC, at low
est market rates.
81 Agents for the Ground Top Hydraulic
cement.
July 13--tf.
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97IOM4lISsT9NER1s OFFIC3E

f7I0lGISS} Nls8' S 0FEIGE
~ WOODSTOCK, Va, July 3lst 1871.
10 Moses Walton trustee &c. Couplainenis.
| rs 4. Hottie and John. i}aCsarman late partners
under style Of n. Hottie and B1aseriaan, +.
H3tbat J0h1 BausermGn, ANDREW and Henry
Hottie, la,e partners under style Of 4 & Il
Hottle Jacob a Hottie Sheriff, Commissioner
AGministraiar Of Joseph IT. Clover deceased,
Nm. Golladay, 0bed Cofmau. George ".
Anderson, Daniel Burner, Joseph Hottie Of
Joseph, Elizabeth G. Moore, I. W II. Moore,
and Mark Bird Executors Of Charles Moore,
deceased AudreF N, Wright, Administrator
Of VIM. Wright. Jacob and Isaac Richard,
Vim. Ott Jacob OFT, William Frayel and
George Haun, Executors Of John Haun,
deceased, Christina Ham, Samuel Hickman,
Joseph Hickman, VIM Goehenour Of Henry,
John Rhodes, Executor If John Rhodes
deceased, Levi Rhodes, Henry Kern, of Sam
uel Defendants.
You are hereby notified that have fixed up
on the 3lst day of Angus, next at my ofice to
state settle aud adjust the accounts of Moses
Walton, trustee for Frederick Hottie, to ascer
tain how purchase money derived from sales
Of property has been disbursed, how residue
collected or unsolicited ought to be distribu-
ted &c, as required by decree Of Shenandoah
County Court at its July Term 1871, at
which time and place you are required to
attend. Given under my hand as q Com
missioner in Chaneery Of said Court the day
and year hrsi aforesaid
aug. 3-4w. p. ". MAGRUDER.
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NIIRGlNIA 10 WIT:
At rules held in. The Clerks oaoe Of the
County Court Of Shenandoah, for the month
Of August, 1871.
Geo. Lan:z,,....... Plaintiff,
agains
Catharine Jane Clark's adDe'r.6.c Dofts.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to recover the
amount Of a judgment recovered by said Geo
Lantz against Catherine Jane Clarke and
r. III. Conn, in said court, to have settle
Inent Of the administration account of Abra-
ham Dysart = ijh the estate of said Catharine
Jane Clarke, and if necessary, TO sell her
real estate.
Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants Samuel CoHman and Virgin ia
his wife, and William u. Coffman are not IN
habltants Of this State-It is ordered that
The said defendants do appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, and
DO what IS necessary to protect their inter
est that o copy Of this order be published
in some newspaper printed in Woodstock,
Caca . week fer four successive weeks, and
a copy posted ct the f'ont door Of the Court
House Of said county, on the first day Of the
next 00uHty Court.
u. Bird 2. q, A Copy-Tosta
Aug. Sd T.. GEO. ". MILEY, C. S. G.
TE69 CARPENTERS.
Proposals Will be received By the under
signed, for the carpenter work necessary IN
repairing the Presbyterian Church at Stras-
burg, until The 18th day ofAugust
EDWARD YEA,
C, g. SPENGLER,
aug 8-2t. pd J. j. CRAWFORD.
4 TTBNTIoA, TEACHERS.
: Iha Committee Of the Graded Public
School at Woodstock, desire to employ three
Teachers for said School for the ensuing year
commencing September LIST, next, viz. one
Classical as Principal, one intermediate, and
one Primary, at the respective salaries Of
Seventy, Forty, and Thirty dollars per month
and to this end respectfully invite applications
from suitable teachers Persons applying will
please give references as to character,
qualifications, and proficiency in teaching
Communications may be addressed to the I'M
dersigned by whom they will be reported to
the committee for consideration.
GEO. NJ. BORUM, Secty.
July 24th 1871 st. ofC )mmi ttee.