davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22
E-EzsEEiIls-zzz-z- Ezas..---zzss1g--s-s-E-z
The CC0ns EYerYwherc

We take from The New York Sun the
following general remarks upon the pros
poets Of the crops in all ;pa.ts Of the
count Try as we'll as the II condition in
Europe F.:
The season has nov 50 far advanced
that some Intelligent estimate may be
made as 10 the prospects o f the grow ing
crops. In cotton large decrease in tbs
total product is looked for; cold wet
spring ia the South Lindered the planting
.oF { staple. an / it is estima5ed that in
eight Q tne cotton States there is for
1871 decreased acreage of nearly
l,000. 600 acres. It is generally believed
thai there will be a falling off of from
300, 600 to 1000 000 bales in the crop
for 1871; yet it is thought thas the plan
ters will make more money Than last
year, as they have IA ised more pro visions.
and the low prices Of the last crops have
LED them to conduct their aft irs in a
more economical manner, wlile the de-
crease in production is likely to be in a
great measure eouuserbalanced by an in-
crease in price. The gram crop, taking
the country through, prom ises to be a
large one, notwiths landing all that bes
been said about drought and il.e ravaees
of the Hessian fly, Seine Of the YES
tern States report an enormous yield OF
wheat, and corn is generally doing well
alt over the country. In California they
90 not expect to gather over half q crop Of
wheat but Oregon promises to yield
mich more than ever nefofe.s In the
Easlernaud Middle States the hay crop,
which to the Northern farmer is of more
value than anyof the grain crops. has
been injured by dry weather. Potatoes
IN several of the Western States have
suffered severely from the ravages Of po-
tatoe bugs elsewhere they have gen
orally dcne well. The report about fruit
from all directions are moderately favor,
able. The latest wports from Europe
give gloomy accousts of the crop prospects
in Eng land andou the continent; and
from present appearances there T i'll be a
large demand for breadstuffs for exporta-
ton t good prices. There IS every
reaton TO Eelieve that, with rene ex-
captions, farmers and planters win be
I well repaid for their labors of the current
season. 81
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22

Z
4 manifesto has been Issued ia Paris
by another portion Of the international
Society. although they disc lain all
eonnec tion " It'll those who accepted The
responsibility of the cooRagrations, they
yet afi,m that they are engaged n war
in a .strGgg le-against monopoly, despot-
ism and cowardise. They declare them
selves unconqaered, and that their nom
inees must have Office.
The programme Of the elections by the
Monarchal press has been met BY mani
fesso from the Republican journals. They
FAY that the only rational and Legitimate
expression Of the National sovereignty
is in a kepublic, for Monarchy implies
its abandenmeRt.
The Bopapaftiets candidates are strain
ing every nerve and making great ex
pendlture Of money to secure their cleo
ton to tde National Assembly. Some Of
tbem have proclaimed The watcawofd Of
free trade. " b.t It is said ID Versa Hlas
they have no change Of success, the AS
sen.bly having already determined 70 up
held the Goseraigeat IN is. present form.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22

REPORTED RAILROAD PURCHASE. 1t is
reported here that she Pennsylvania and
Contra Railroad Company is negotiating
for the Washington and O hio railroad, a
short branch forty-fEe miles in length
extending from Washington city and AL
exandria westward, on the South ide1 Of
the Potomac river, to Hamilton, Va 1t
is understood to be the intention Of the
Pennsylvania Company to extend this
road to a Junction " lib the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, after the Pc nj Of Rocks
branch las been finished - Wash. Cor.
N. Y. IriLanc. a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22

The Editorial Excursion lately made
by the representatives Of a number Of
northern papers is bearing fruits. With
one exception, sc far as heard from, these
gentlemen bear testimony TO the true
temper IN which Southern men accept the
duties of the present and The future, and
in SO far as their influence extends they
thus qualify the bitterness Of sectional
feeling among their readers In another
aspect the influence of their trip may be
estimated BY the. following sample of
editorial remark selected from the Geneva
(New York; Gaz tie:
Lands Ga yirginia) are offered very
cheapr-- for from three to fifty dollars per
acre, ACCORDING to imptoyehidhts = lands
that viii produce all CROPS. and fruits
peculiar 10 The North, and others fhat can
flourish only il his mi.9er latitude Still,
to be frank with our readers. we advise
them be they sfarklefs, tradesmon. pro-
fessionaI men, mechanics or labofers-
that if they are well circumstaliccd at
home, engaged il business that affords
theun s,sse remuneration, and reason-
aale profit from year TO year, are
blessed wih good health and surroun-
ded by peaceful, kind and genial neigh
bops. torcmaia where they are, to cpi-
iglate neither 10 Tie South Tor West /;
hut il determ ned upon.a change, we
beAovetl.e South ,ofcrs greater aitrac-
tons tAan tie West 10 cheap farms, q
- - 4
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22
Rev. A S. Lakjn. vho.st tie c,

Rev. A S. LAX in, who 1T tie c,ofe
Of he. war had been sent to 4 labaml BY
Bishop Clark to organ ize the Methodist
Episcopal Church in that State, wss yes
tcrday ezanincd lief re The Ku-Klux
g annlittoe. He gave accounts Of several
ministers eiiLcr killed or required to
leave their circuits, and said affairs ia
4 iaballsa were bad Is ever. This ksti-
meny 81 krv a s Lakib, is deBoun ed.
~ Governor i.indsays WHO represents tile
: tate as iLolougt y peaceful.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22


Matters look lively in regard to the W.
% O. Railroad Many railroad men have
been in our towntho past few days look
ing at the line and getting information
with a view TO contract. We hope the
pick and shovel win be busy bsfofe the
4th ofJuly and that they will not stop
till they put down the last clod on the
bank o the River of Beauty Htaches-
ter Nears. .s ,-aa s. .5
TrsrlmoNIAI-We clip the following
from the Staunton Ialley Ti'yiaie,n;
The menlbers Of the Valis-y NJ usical
Association, through their President, j
Emmett Guy, ofthis place, have piyseu-
ted to Prof W. II Evan,r, as d tesiiAcn-.
ial Of their appreciation Of his Efforts in
behalf CT vocal sacred music,q.a beautiful
baton. Il is made Of ivory, tipped at
both ends with pure gold nicely cafTed,
with gold land in tho GENRE Of the
baton, on iw'iiicth is inscribed - Presen ted
10 Prof. " IL Evans by The Valley
Musical Association May, 1871. The
cost Of this apgrogfiaie and exquisite
Ylescr, was $50. ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22
OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Woodstock Va. June IL, 1871.
John Wetzel use of .Harmeson vs.. +. E.
Hergeshe1mer's Ex'r. To PITS. and def, and
tbs. creditors of Louisa Leopold and all 9TH
ers concerned.
You are hereby notified that L have ap-
pointed The l4th. day Of July next at my Of
fee TO take the accounts required by decree
of County Court in said suit, and 10 take &C
counts of The debts Of Louisa Leopord trus-
tee of F. Z. Heigesheimer,. and the value
of the real estate Of which the died, seized
and possessed. at which time and place you
are required to attend, given under my hand
as Conan. in 0hancery of said county, the
day and year first aforesaid -as 4as
June 15-4 PW MAGRUDER
EDURE COPPER DISTILLED RYE WIS
KEY
for sale at IT, LOGAN & CO.'S Grocery
Store, Woodstock
MANuTAcruREp BY SMITH s WtLsoN puons
Run DIsTILLERY.
June ST. EaE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22

This tendency Of Dir. Vallandigham ;
vas more plainly shown ia his recent
speeca at Dayton, in which he sent forth
principles which have been termed the
f'new departure of'lhe Ohio Democracy.
The new departure, however, was nothing
but an absolute ard unconditional accept
aAcc ofevery thing arbitrary and uncon-
stitutioaal, ieh has been forced aDon
the people Of the South IN particular by
military depotism, and is what the New
York democracy mas been really advocat-
ing since the close of the war. 1t was
IN accordance with this policy that Mr..
Chase, the most bitter antagonist of the
youth, was to have been run at the last
Presiden tial election. and it is evidently
in pursuance of plain, then concocted
by a NewaYork clique, hat Mr. Valland>
igham lately became the mouth-pieee of
sentiments they we're not then prepared
openly TO avow In doing so, he, OF
course, virtually repudiated his career
during the war. He Lad been a leader,
aha,y unfortunately being politician,
desired 9toe Lead aaain.Lnira Vailan-
dighaR1 married a sisterofo the late
Hon 81 w l. AeNahcn. He was
a frequent visitor, IN years past, to this
city and Lad mary: friends, who ad-
mmed his talents aud were attracted to
him for his soeial sqaalities. - Bait
Gazette. TaaE mGl Ga
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22
Valley Items

sAA n@e1
F.,an s9lD.- imop. near Charles
town, be han1lseMei faro Of G Man !,
mig eohstialra 8Gp acres, has Seen sold
70 L. J Manning for $50 600 cash
$l00 per5 acre. -Clnlestoa2s Free Press
Fbe degree OF Doctor ofDiginity, has
been conferred upon the .Re3e ~, Co
Meredith Of w inches ter " tie ytnera-
bic College Of " liism and Mary.
Capt Henry Harrison, Of the Cubsn
army, formerly Of Clarke county. is
prisoner o war in Havana.
DECISION .4Oa Monday last Judge
Mci4angh lin, Of the judicial circuit render
ed decision ofgreat ihlportauce1 involv-
ing the validity Of tire homestead law, as
applied to debts cheated prior to the
adoption of the State Constitutions. 1t
is il accord with Utmost every acjud meht
that has been made by the circuit judges
in Vrgiuia 1t is right, in view Of The
Federal Constitution which fcrbids in
reference " lh the obligation 0 cou tracts,
and, a lso, in view of the equity of OBJ
legations Tie cause was, that in 1869
Dempoter's administrator recovered a
Judgment against John 4 Ymtoden ard
Samuo II. Steele for 81 $50, tie cor-
tract Of indebtedness having been made
in 1860. 10. 1870 The administrator la1
sued o1t an execution ard ltv:cd it upon
the property of defendant Samuel II
Steele. This defcLdant claimed the
homestead exemption The administration
gave au indemnifying boul, and proko5ed.
to sell tho property Of defendant. Steele
enjoipedthe sale upon til ground 'hat he
was entitled to the benefit Of the hoine-
stead exemption Tile coartdjssoIved Tie
injunction and pronounced The homestead
law Unconstitutional u applied to debts
contracted prior to The adoption Of The
State Constitution ..1.s.. ......
The decision is in accord with consti-
tutional lag; tie obligation Of honor, and
the interest OF the commuaity dH!ey
Ttgih"u, 5
IsYusrr. AS the Glitter Of The Rock
inghau Register has been Boosting ofbis
country, Tor Industrious girls We viii
cite him to one, oftbc many ia Shcuan-
andoah, Bertie--a daughter 3fDr@G - Z
in Eoresty lille jgst 3 yearS Of age, oIurp-
ed 8poands Of butler, while Fer mother
was engaged in other houSeuo d tluties
Beat this if you can, triend II II tG2hea,.
Taly. .'.'., = .a-''
An interesting episode IN the Floral
memorial Of the 9th. was the gathering
Of oh comrades around The grave Of Capt
FletcAcr~~the Boy Cap.aiu-~wao reeoir-
ed his iea;'l wound III The hatJAe Of Cola
!Iarbor. Whtn the nullieds drums LA
ceased their sad refrain, Mr.. Ri. kurtz y.
who was BY Capt. Fietchers side when
struck bythe fatal shelf, paid brief hut
heartfelt tribu'e to the memory of the
youthful hero, whose infringement Of the
Skrmish line. On tho night preceding
Jackson's capture Ct Winchester, ex-
'orted he rare compliment from that
coosumn}ato General, that 1T was the
best conducted skirmish he had ever seen.
Sach deeds should not be forget en-
Hjnchester Times 4y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22
4 4QAMISS IOAEE'S 0FFIGB,
- ANAI 80 j. HIM, I D Z

4 4QNMISS I0AEE'5 OFFICE,
Wo3dsto9l jlga9 r. IStI-- 81.
10 Wm. Noel Compit. and Salal Herman
and Chas. NQel Admir-. Of Sani Noe. de3!
Elizabeth Noel widow Phoebe AM Noel,
Ghas l.. Noel, VIM. S. Arthar-gdn- 41l.tem
for Lydia G. Noel and Elizabeth Am EoeL.-
def'ts. and all the creditors Of the Estate 5Ts
Sa nuel Noel dec d. aal all others ca2qeen7.
ed. g.t er.-...s
You are herby notified hat have q npoi1lt- r
ed the 12th day Of July next at my o1t1oe at
the Court House to take the accounts re-
quired By the deerao OF Shenandoah ca.
Court, i'll suit of Vim. Foel rs. Samuel Noeifsf
Admir-. Sc, at which time aud place yoil ara
required to attend. GNea Under nHssEraAd
as Comm'r. of5Iid C9Itt, tie day and ay5tt
first aforesaid. rs ~ @ i-sA
JUle l5-4. ?. W. MAGRUDER
A D,IIEI8rBaT02s', NOTICE. e-.
The Debtors oft43 estate Of David jsEer
deed. arc earnestly rrQEested to settle ny
THEIR ACCOUNTS
as soon as possible, as iao fsnds are badly
ceedet!. ..s-....
toz Ala :l5hN STICE.LEys =
~ sss.:- .NUFAIAN,ia sea
-t'A Admits .rsl.orsy
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.

&f --:0:---s fl f& N
Lecture on the Nature, Treatnlen
Cure o ( Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrhoea,
induced by Self Abuse, Involuntary Emissiens,t
-fmpotency, Nervous Debility, and iinrediments
to marriage generally Consumption, Epilepsy,
and fits mental and Physical lncapacity &c
BY ROB. }. CULVER VEIL, 81. d., author of
the .GreeS1 Bonk,' &c. ,at4e og.~s ostG &
The world-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly pl owes from his own experience
that the awful Consequences o Seii-Abuse may
be effectuajly removed without medicine, ana
without dang lrous surgical operation, bougies,
instruments, rings or cordials, pointing out
mpdesosf cnre at once certain and eflectual by.
which eferv sufferer, no matter what his con
dition may be- may cure himself ctreapfy, pri-
vatcly amt radically. his lecture Billprove a
boon to thouands and thousands.
~ Sent d9aer seal, in plain 'sealedenye lope,.
ITO any address, on the receipt OF six cents, or
two postage stamps, by addressing the PUBLISH
ers. i.f
Also, Dr.. Calscrwell's Marriage Guide
price Is cents Address the publishers,es
CliAS. }. Il LIN T. s. co.
I27 Bowery, Aew YORK, Pest OtIie- Box $3.50
Aaryr. $3.50
N oTIc Z. .g $40 aaa ?
Ali subscribers to the 'Wopdstcskt Graded
School, wboehaye not paid upaheif subscrip-
ton regularly, are earnestly requested 10 do
so without fail, by the Both June 1871
June 22-2w. .,s HITF BIRD,
~Treas
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22
! 81 4 .I9Y ~ fLs a.NIi,N,,41ts
MF#afeE

M 80 = hGGBs, 4otl H48, TN 81.
y "a goa, ID 9, a larse toalerl in Eiaaoa.
'0egana Music and Musical Merch8n3ss5
geaerl!iY s.i, 81 ii this CJanty au1 Sc; II
opfeoot 5r 40 wee&s; ending June s:a o.
18th. Those 3esniag his services totaa3 or.
sgatae 'thelf p.ssslos wiib leave their opsecs
a tha 5acatal osa H;gald Oifiee, or the
Once Of the Warren Sentinel. From. Eey4l q
or wlth \ jackson Esq dealer III fra.t trees
june I6-It. rftr9r..s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-06-22

(1oMAlSsI0NER'S OFFICE. z
Y WOODSTOCK, JGxs Y, 1871.
To the creditors Of the Est OF YIN. Smith
deed. and all others concerned.
Gu are hereby notified that l have fixed
upon the 18Th day Of July next. 10 take an
account Of debts demands against the estate
Of VIM Smith decd. and to settle the admins
tratiou accounts of Henry Jennings admrs al
which time and place you are required to
attend. Given under my hand as. Comr. in
chancery Of county court of Shenandoah CO.
the day and year first aforesaid ..4-
June l5-4ws 2. W. MAGKUDER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

"sr1cx TO THE FENcg."-EFrom The San
rronci,co Ec1cs Letter. -For fifteen years
daily, at Stamford, Conn, man mas SAT On Oh,
y fence and watched every railroad tram as
il passed. Exchange. I,u
iIc is probably trying to make up his
mind if it would be safe to ride in the cars.
Old fellow, You stick to that fence If the
top railhls sharp, turn It over s;n OF put .
cushion on it. Fit up. a smoking apart IT.
nent on the next panel il you like, ana rig
- ,nxurious couch on the next one to that.
Bring out your baggage, take check for
il, and hangit on post. Buy ticket and
punch it yourself. Ask Yourself the g d ~,
lance to the next station, ana get lnsTll ~.
Secure, "a your means will permit, al the
Injuries Of railroad travel, but don't get
of thai fence to enjoy them. So shall You
not cxpend the farm fighting thG o l,e sa-
You're in the right O this thing, OLD roos-
tor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20
asT1.rToN sALgs-Tbis Day.
- m. 1s,,s q II. ,Mn. Ancsfone.r.

r 4RGE. ATTRACTIVE, AND Eg ON
/ fpIETE AsSORTMEET uEsu Chg nndfiM :.
M Iaashsa1ARE,sPLtT FfsRM aEDxM0n 1is
h nSss ssGhIVS. TRUCK, DESKS. SgT nTTEEGs ~
~ WH INV 10Th inst. st 10 gl ssl
al Tho store No. 1906 Main street. under Ss ssast
Hotel q large, attractive. and .compiets assoaS e
tne,,t OF Crockery. Glassware. &c. Z. .o,.rua
The whole Of which VIII be sold Eilnout W sbo
In lst. Ia suit Che trade, consisting In part "a WIG
Following staple goods: 80 J, 7, o.,,,,o.
white Granite and U. 0..Ye'loW ana ~ LIZ
ham ware embracing ful and complete plS ,eaa
aets containing $50 pieces; reasels, e. M
Oh: Pttche~s Mugs, Bowls Ckambers, SuPsa a
Saucers, Basins and Kwers, Dishes, flates' spiO-
The glassware embraces Tumblers; sooie rs
Dfshes Tahie-seta Fruits. Preserves, Ceiefes &C.
kftar which will he sold:
| 1 Howe's Standard Plato, III ScSieS,
9 Counter Sca'es tcomp.eseI, svs -'tt r- ~.
/ Copying Press, MI 81
| / Mahogany Counting Room Desk,
] 2 Office Desks, Counters, sfeivinR. 4,,., 10,
/ Once Stove, toge her WI. other art!cies ho'
necessary to mention. .,,n,.r,v 70.
This attention Of the trade 10 particularly ne IL
ouested 10 the above sale, as IL EN- VA
Isrosst and most desirable stock OF stap.e gooaI
that we have eyer before offered In klcnmonSi. t
The sale will commence punctuaiIy AZ ~ ~ "a &c
and ttIse wishing TO avail Thu mseves o. n1d bs
or.l,Itunity or purchasing bargains, S'uMN
promptly in attendance. JAS bbnctonear.
Il col II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20
by &. c. Pulliam, ~,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Main and l4th streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, THE VAL
Il UABLE ZEAL ESTATE BELONGING TO
y RS Macy D: LIBBY, Local Ed RGTWEEM
SIZE MARSHALL sTRXET, RICHMOND,
VA.-At the request OF the owner. will sell ct
auction, On the premises, on THU RSDAY, the
2ist day OF Septem5 Der, 1871 at O'Clock +. Me- the
above described property, as fDllOws: ..s.,,tstf
Ist.The BRICK RESIDENCE. with nine roemsi
and Kitchen, with two rooms. Hot 30 feet 'front.'
The buildings are in excellent repair. ,uii yliy =
I'd. THE WOODEN BUILDING adiofnj-.g the
brick building ABOVE described. Lot Eonling %
feet, .5E.L. t-.tS<, s.r 49, .t'iFii
Sd. The VACANT LOT adjoining the brick
building, fronting 80 feet and running back ls5
feet. '.. sSt III * stassa -ess Il ~ + Z
This property being located In a very flourish.
ing portion or the city, and In an excellent neigh
bOrhocd should command the attention of DUR
CHI sers. The owner intending TO remove from the
State, will sell without reserve. & 2aset17 TfE
TERMS; One-third GASP balance in six and
twelve months negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. a. q. PULLIAM,
&c ID .a.s = =. tiHl&4.i .4.Auetioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

r,v TIM, wAvn.--prof. Caleb @. For

Tux TIDAL WAVE. PROF. Caleb q. for-
shev has comfarted committee OF anxious
inouirers in New Orleans with the as ,:',,
ance that the tidal-wave prediction ~
aseribaa to Prof. Agassiz, is "lnon sarouS
and cruel hoax" in which the learned ?
cry, had no agency. Pref. Forshsy states ssses
SOME of the facts with regard 70 tue e,a IN
which are set forth with equal cle snd eves
the primary school geegrapnlcs -, anu non; E
tue pleasant assurance ,,.,ever their posi-
ton Of the .ppn planets Ea aset the eartn
t lions s So Il seems we won't have the basin
tidc n.,t 30 :, cleared out by the great
az anoncv NJ nature without expense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20
;, By j. l.. Apperson, Il
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Main and 1l,h streets,

YERUSTFE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
L SUBURBAN FARM ON The MEADOW
3 RIDGES ROAD, ABOUT ONE AND HALE
MILES from RICHM0ND.-By virtue Of q
ID ed of trust to the subscriber from A. F. and
D. Mnsby. dated eth Of september, 1870; recorded
in Henrico County Court In Deed book 81, page
GU the premises. on Fa1DAY, September 20. 1871,
at clock z. ID. IF fair If not, the xt fair day
there after) the above. described property. the
occup ncY of said Mosbys. The improvements
consist Of an excellent DWELLING and all other
necessary houses, IN good condition. The farm
Contains F)FrY.FiVE ACRES OF Ian u, very
highly improved "A large portion set In strawber-
ries, raspberies and other small and large fruits
TERMS: cash as to SO 500, interest from 18th
inst, ard expenses OF sale; credit 10 the Cd OF
January next $2 ads.5o as to the residue Of the
purchase money, to we announced sc sac
Sc 10 ids j. L. A PPERSON, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20
r3@ BY GPubbs Il Williams, 4as.
t,#S Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets
SALE OF RpJr

COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF BRICK
NJ RESIDENCE AND LARGE LIT At
TACHED, ON SECOND STR EFT, B ETWEFN
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS, AT AUG
TlO9.- In pursuance Of decree entered July 81,
tmond, in the suit OF Smith, who sues &C.. VS.
Courtney, trustee, and ais -, The undersigned, as
special commissioner therein named, Will, on
THURSDAY, the elst day or September. 1871, at S
O'Clock M, sell at public auction, on the prem-
ises that very desirable aud conveniently located
Bh1Ck sDWELiiEG, with large lot attached,
situated as above described-the former residence
Of Captain VIM: 9. smith, now OF Baltimore. Nd.
The lot fronts aG feet on I'd street, and runs back
alley on one side running ITS whole depth. -
: TERMS: ene- fourth cash, and the residue npon
acre dtof4 8, and IL months, with Interest frou,
the day Of sale, and tie title retaiasattth the whole
Is paid. a!tIs. -.g,4Te THOS. L. C0URT&EY,sSs,
sel6 Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

Tur Bosros SOLDIERS MoNUAENT:-Bos.
~, sent. 1S,-The services Of the laying OF
, ,U' ,orncr-stone Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument, on Boston Common to-day
cnmnncnccd with All overture by one nun.
G p,' musicians. After PRAYER the members
Of the G. a. IL. sang hymn, written loT
the occasion. Mayor CASTOR and Generti
Robert CoHdin made addresses, after WINCH
the cornerstone was laid by the M"sp nvi
' Woodhmrv oiliciating. The procession
com n Of the State militia, Posts OF the
to" asR fire Il, department, &c., was iarge
and imposing. There were immense . crows ths
, ,'"n , The route of procession, anu the
,;tv Generally wore gala appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

"A GRICULTURAL SALT.-Fifty tons
IN AGRICULTURAL SALT for sale low by
80 A. y. LEE,
an % Virginia St.. near Danvilie depot