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New-York tribune., 1871-03-24

I'RIE RAIL a - hAlN0 Leave DcpOtc
4 5f Cham and foot Of 2Aist.. a. follows;
Through IT 3:p
daily Leave Abst. al o:iJ 0 an 9.lS
daily New and improved Driging Room Coaches
aecoupanT through Bafio. connecting at Horneil
magnificent Sleeping Coaches running through 10 Cleveland
srf Sleeping 1T m.
quesnns Buffalo the $3.50 train from Newlo ork 70 Buffalo sni
he Ncs Y0rE "a Iloru-lTe, Buffalo. and Cincinnati
An Emizran Train leaves daily a. 1:fj m.
Port Jervls and " az f:lp l2Ji a.. i:l5 p nl
Miown and AZ. 81 $500 .2tsi J;l9 p MI and San
ForOtsvle and al s-:3t 3d. t2-is., +7-l5 A. M
H. FSi sasrn and wav p m 3st, and 5:i5 m
IqIastar Trtu .Gu. IN. tLJl-st. 10 2 b.
F,r Ptf4r.or ana from 2d. Depot - H5 and -
and O.. = g.. From Chanhers-st Depot At
6.tj 1000 A. ~ u m Il IS, :, s. 3.l5, ald D q
For Hackensaes isle from 2Jdst depot at 8 m and
l1,a5 3 and tb - From tlau1rssL Depot 800
a nj anl L e. t5.lr g. and lt. - p n. , ,-
Pr ps-or Nr,ek Ts mans cm 2ht. Depot al el3
"a; IJ J5 s5 6.l5 snd Saturdays on y ~ y
SIS aud t6 D. no.. Saturdays only. ~ 00 midnight
Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coaches and ore fr he a1 rnsr Of Bag
Cupauys Offices 24l 52s lnd % BroSiSsy 30
Chambest GreenEichst l5t.st and Ira hAI-ni
m Fuou-sL Br0osyu Depofs of tharh t au foot Oh 20 81
No EEhar- ami Lons Dock Depot jersey O and
Of the Agents a. the pn-c pa. hot.s ~, % p,pp
j. y. RUCKER, ptctz WI r. batillf
Genl Sup- l'o zen fNss A.
lF"f iacAthsacA oh!
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forses, Carriages, farnfss, &c
A GREAT SALE OF FINE HORSES,
~ WAGONS. COUPB. HARNESS. &C. AT AICllOh
THIS DAY, MARCH y AT STABLE ,--
No @ GRd4T JONKSAT y AT ,rHs y5 V,g6yEFR


No q GREAT JoNESST At & ig5 VTL0fA Sd,FFR EERArl'
Uapdpa styi,b and bed team Of 6ns Ceilings about
5l hgh and yess oil With dns Sowing minss ana tl %
closely mated snip face and white be <eh heR'
Their appearance hey have sne sPd and oy ssv a5
travel together Il miles without Ag1ng and WrAnse 70
without pot or bemsh and arr style and speed goes
pr p.5om t s , bs o1s MIre, Maid o. Orange Lady
They u ths spnag Mad q OTsa.s
wnss L,y Car @ f, va r,d By Er Coasr couo
& pl'Ie Tssoi oIaIs s L aa ' - Iejg Coaesr showed full
D % ~ S @ ~ iI , s IN az e, have ue besa used by present
% trot public race ouss oea solicited By
Their track drove them Tor he on 80
personal fs0ls ta without PREPARATION % Poi2s P'T1 & '1 s
ane the state produce aad ss mPI9, P
T 5aeF poiHt. are sI dfver. either ns double % lag
or m bse great po~er OF eaursnee pure rapid gated aHd
rlle warranted beat $50 either snse or double
Of ima6e dispositions lnl ere perfect esies , At , ll
vel behaved hOnes ald ieln nothlg has ane 'mlei o i -
si gf and '''n prompt driver and ''' roadster '''a'' sound -a'
Ezra aae Gsug l5i hh rear, 9.d .rsi 6I Csa .a1 y
ran beat minutes nov well behaved gene ini prompt
Also the famous young trot nyho Kennky George ri'-d BY r
A. AeEinisr and sired by Young Aba = - hgh 'e.r. o.. 10
. one G & % m s ~ fs,I 9e. oot t or iet I'D is sne
b-yel reliable oompanT makes sates Las rsco1 o.
2i warranted % beat 2io sale and wniri 'oa1a aa S %
months Phae,on By stevens Coupe BY wood Bo Also
single Hiue.s ali Or cty makers Blankets Robes &C
hos So are going abroad for an period and closing out
EerT horse viii be so with fln responsible rntee and
ample aud examination and Will be ol ".-'' '
es hmt RESTRICTION or o E nj and stock can be
prior 70 sale at stable above - ursi' goh
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE
BREWSTER WAGON"
The STANDARD for style and g1.y Of A. weight, Nth nth 81 Ina Dr., s'h'''
tops suitable for pleasure driving speeding no" Oh WV " ~
FrFTHAvE wAREROOMs.
The public will please remember connection "ha'eTeI
With stock company dealing IN carriages anlefs nu ~
PRICES FIXED AND UNIFORM To ALL
BREWSTER s. Co,
OF BROOMEsr
AT GEORGE j. MOORE's, No. 376 BOwery,
~ for SALE eh,sp EsnHouTop PhAETOhs Doesos oP
WAGONS sing Top and no-IOp BJGGEs and Nss As'osA
Of ofsecond- hand WAGONS
-CLARENCE. CURTAIN COACH, COUPE
"A. PHAETON Depot WAGON. VICTORIA secondhand AZ 4
80 ~ Aks r,o HAMS Patent Carrnces LaDdlnet Lsndaus
PPrCRS RFDICED IHAM Fourth snd BOaiway
ETNE HORSES-Twelve pair close matched
il rpe1or CARKIAGE HORSES. select teams Of arsreA hOAD-
HORSES and severaI fast siugle TROrTERs, At $500.
NJ S. CURRYS, No. l45 Eas TsentyiosIth St st.
HARNESS and SADDLERY.
L Il IMPORTERS a-d Manuficrnrers
NELSON GUILD,
39 UyI0N-sQCAKg.
Out Of orie1 promptly attended 10.
HARNESS for farming, teaming, ,truckngcart-
z expressing companies "a -
ia
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matbinsrp.


NOR SALE or 70 LET-A FACTORY for the
nnufirf1 Of Iu Bolts With good maenery 'aua9e patent
- Se s.abIbe viii be SOLD or LEASED on terms 70 insure
isrye urost Address p. o. Boz 2OJ..
ING ENGINES new for SALE very cheap.
" S1es 2l I -
- ! IS
siresI8 TO-
RrFFAIO MACHINERY AGENCY, Buffalo n. 7.
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AmusEmenis.

NALLACKs.
THIS FRIDAY
~ nno...." ROMANCE AND RRALfTY"
IitvSoxp pHVy.ShAA, GILBERT MARLOWE RTNGGOLD VIII
"hhhON, MCCORMACK ' AS
sATuRDA. MATINEE
MARRIED IrPFH
'efs 'iiOert FISHER sSilar- R.,x
6ern0u, Mestayer. Sefon De,sf es''' '''s''
80 hDai NHfhl fast timel-"
The sboye n "a ~, "NN'
Il. - POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHTS
70 eonsequence Of he probation on no,.f..s '''"''
On MONDAY, MARCH g. WIN te sv.i-r.t n y ,v y.,.,-
entitled W" FhAii
- BIRTH
TUEsDAY-" BIRTH
WEDNESDAY-" BIRTH
IN preparation ShW COMEDY payaz -h I,fwEysR Spc
CbSs IN LONDON Also PREPARATION aaa = = r,-.t ~, 49,.
tine is four years ~ 20 ''' - 'i''
ROSTDALP~
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stramboats ano Railroads.

6teamboats ano Railroads.
DFOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
~ rest and most m,guifcent the world The
- 3uS DREW sn DEAN RICHMOND. One Of the above steam
per No North River afternoon inundaY eIerpe
t ARRIVING AZ ALBANY with railroad trans
, ~ cock D m the yA Of connecting trains from the
eF can obtained the Ohce the Wharf; at Dotds
a Broaduav COurtst Brookyu Baggage checked
20 h 5stnatou Freight received until the honr OF departure
nFGT-LAR EVENING LINE for Albany and
II Trv o'clock Pare 50 Behs 80 cents state rooms
Steamers leave DAILY (SauriAy excepted ron PeI " y X
pv.t These splendid al Albany snd Troy WITH
M sd. West and North Through tickets issued Aaa oas
gage checked N destination
HTDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESUMED.
The Boas Peoples Line for Albany resume their tPs
on SATURDAY. the II inst At O'clock pm Psssase q -
NOR RONDOUT and kINGSTON.-The
steamboat RIP VAN WINKLE every IT. ESDAi Thu sDAii ami
SATURDAY, from foot Hirron-s North hlyer al p m
NAVIGAT RESUMED for HARTFORD
DIRRCT The steamer GRANITE STATE vii leave PECK slip
sr THURSDAY for Hartford and River landings The
M sud popular stewards retained paJing all Dls u th dePar
'1N wM II GOODsPEED " p. a 4 n Y. Steamboat Co.
NevYorh March g. ls7l
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of NewYork
and Civ Of Peok slip daily q for Hartford
connecting Springfield Chopee Hooke Northampton
BatsbOTo H.. &e Fare lat class 81 10 ID elAs. o. -
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and the
NorhSteaers leave Peck slip for Nesfaven al J9 aud
H. connecting WITH Railroad
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fertures ano Meetlnss.

A COURSE of POPULAR SIT. sGIEN .N.l-ir.I,, 1T ~
LECTURES illustrated With anme99s 70 ssoy .n1 aobosea n j.
bsgpning with WEDNESDAY March % ard E pis.t Usnrr
June T. The Snbsets vii BE- s,n TIE spectroscop>"
nv PM G y Barksr sound" By Dr. sous .,gis ueIsts
netsm" By Prof A NJ Mayer Coarss '
25 =
COOpFR Union FREE SAIUkD(Ao1 ~, M NJ
u TTRES for The PEOPLE at P ~ j,,sei by RIOS EG-
s1-r-pT lecture Wi r
"a h5A 'lA'' p,f.s,or Neuy IN o1.gA Ss...
1s M.nuf.stus irVa" IeAsts : INV II secretary
Room i. ~,
-o.,,,DT AN NccABE will lecture on ne
NhAfLAls t IN Ib6y-The Stories we Told aa0 ne sSnss
~ Bright Side OF b. K Church bsseeu AFeSI1s anl ps
IN Ias N.rrh = Tickets To b. hsd al nc
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TFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FRQliMl ytI FQ0I ~ soL OF
~ nRSEFOsSES-sr from foot OF NOHi tso s. s =.
y rsr PHiI4DsIPHIA $50 and 90 a m - and D. m
L'I w. phiaiep plia via Camden a ~, = H
y n[tl fo f "a ASII iSGTON and Tnk Nknl US bsv Vn
& -. Dei =. Ii1 and s.2 For IN I'M p .s ear, sre
p. SILVER --.bbnry
syebe T. tbe $40 D train daily and In I'M tS,-s. % m
- F,r rtls WEST via Pennsls "a l 80 sd run
soa sSy- Pal,ee esrs atsched TO the s &c.,
through New iors 70 10 the y D. H. daily and
sT 10 pittsburgh Cincinnati Louv - 20 N. gf D. H. aad
1Iol-. S,,,r Palace AiAAr1 70 - 'r@.-t. t,r
t-t III % uahgs snd Ciud1nau elNo4 a. P-o,dv,v
a. AZ loot Of Deahrossessi foot oi 'o ereeptelD
e Daily. n A.. = ~ JACKSON. Genl sUpt
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%rFW-YORK AND HAVEN Raj


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENClNG JUNE 2. L8N. 49,,
Passenger sSD-b pb,ve Fatrlr,e on Twenty seveathst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK. ,r
For SegIsveu and Bridgeport (ELl ll.y n EI' 'Eil
Far ao1 strliioi Far1e5 southport aai wespOrt ilo
F5r 70 yoss.s s IL 5 s5 55n.@l lss r grl 's 40
C5 e.. ,oS S.59 S' eng q .ha = R ? n IS $50 so and
FSr stanford (Er) ll.Jl q. l2l bh) 3l9 . hLl
as lEI ts go soo 7ls e. ? o.ss
80 49, a. Nh % Fave. Twenty SvYork at p n i'f
Bo,top va bot spnnz.ed / ne ani Shore L ne
-' ~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. Springfield. a. n, AID P a.
For Boston via shore Lire. l2:l5, . D n "a, - . ILL.,,
For Hartford and Springfield e. n E'Io 2 ~ y u !" ~
% Newport R l2.i5p H. Erl connecting siih steamer Acr0"
Nsrr.gAnsett Blv arriving - $3.50 p m ,,- . ,t..,.,t
Pe- Connecticut River Railroad o E:l1 p H. 70 Montreal
For % Hirsfori Providence and Fht Railroad N ll p m.
For Shore Line Raws Norwich and Providence I1'l'
For 90 Ses and northampton Railroad m n to North
aH Fa gef aa5ssrc a5. = RaIros a and ,v..,
For Ssugatuck Railroad, a m p n an - - ~ 20
For Dsnfury Ind Sorvals Railroad a n ~ 10 aHl ~
For NevC Railroad, a. n L - '.O an - .n a sun.
day MAJ 5rA5 90 . sIs hne JAMES HOYT superintendent
NrFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-IIain' % ieavr IN if.c5sd
spes Car ETpre.s for Cneazo' NO aee'"
,,tn Cor va passenger except Drawing room car ,-. -.
G0.t0 a "a Northern and Wssien Express" DfA".As '0'" ~
tsehsa N,,,-.,i Erpres, ORA riug-oom attached w.,
Fn Pacific Express viii Sleeping ca" through #" "'
towi Syrlcuse and Cansndgul tDaiE s,,, attached FOR
N, ~, - Roso. aso or Chicago both l. : ah- n = H.
,5s fr - Louis via Toledo and Louisville va iha'an'p ~
trso sill leavea a o 3. on blulAYhl
= 4Irm AMI S p m, Poushssepae trains trains
81 m AIS AMI 6fo N. PeetsNl ifAh'
$50 and so NJ "a sns % ~ l5lihi + m 'as $40 a'lo and
n sunday train o II EFSpRICK Gepl Passenger Agent
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-06

received the cold shoulder. however
from those innciionsries TO whom he
applied, not one of them eeiqning q
consider his papers. In this exieency
he met With 4 disisagutDed CARPET ia gger
from eur reighbor;pg coup' y Of Bedford
who, from the time thar Ire weilt TO The
Virgin ia Convention until now has slWays
been 'on he make told lin that Io
would M lertate the cause foa fee
The bargain was struck, the money paid,
and MIR. s. returned homo. 4 few days
thereafter he received letter from ais
agent C-s. who returned the papers
Chit not.tho money!. saying that the Re-
ppblacan party was split IN. that he did
not take sides and there was no chance.
The disappointed Office seeker tells this
himself, and denounces his Bedford wash
ington ageht and the whole party - y-
neAbnrg Iayinian.
The Connecticut election, Returns from
all but l6 towns have been received.
The majority for Jewell, republican, Is
estimated at 1902
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-06
Adjournment ofthe LegIsla.urc.

Tae General Assembly oil Virg mia adj
j,urned sine de Yesterday, after session
Of ncaily four monlhs. Our reporters b. ve
sketched ihe closing scenes OF both Ft4ous-
es
The session has been one of great in,
terest IS vel as great industry. linpor-
.aht matters have been considered, and
measures haze been natured which rus,
have d great effect upon the welfare OF The
State No Legislature mas met in Vir-
ginia during the present century the bulk
+of whese members had had so little expe-
rieuoe il legislation as that whose SEES
SION vas concluded yesterday. and no
legislature has assembled daring the
same time which had more important
aatias to perform than that now just ad
ieeeneii. Il to these facts We add that
ihefe was new element in the body dur
Tag The session 5ast passed. which occa-
sioned embarrassment and perp!exisy, we
mary understand tae difficulties IN its way
Tue session may, vith these points con-
sdered, be pronounced 70 have been re-,
marsably successful and entitled to the
jast reward for services faithfully per-
formed. 4 body more earnestly devoted
10 the work before it We never knew and
though in all lis acts it may not Lave
been Without blanio--we never knew
Legislature taat was-in the main it,
measures have been wise. while its devo-
ton to tie public interest has been clear
y proved.
Socially, the most agreeable and GEM
n feelings hes prevaile1 during the scs-
sjon, two great railroad wars have len
waged with unsurpassed energy am
pluck, the kind relations Of the members
to each other nave been generally main
taiaed with a becoming courtesy aud fra
lerual q.
Ne tander the members our best wish
Is for their safe return to their homes,
and trust that they may find . warm
welcome from family and friends. and
that they may receive the approba ion Of
their constituents -Richoeoa3 Dispatch
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-06

THE PARIS Revolution. During
sitting of the sub central revolutionary
committee, after a proposition had been
submitted TO disarm that portion Of the
national guard which Stjll refused It's adj
herence to the, Paris eovernmen1, II. AS
sy. the real president OF the government.
said that committee Of public safety
had been formed. and that all opponents
of the new government would be shot il
they attempted Interior measures. The
hostility betW cen tle Paris and Eersalit
govern n4nt8. 50 far from ass ing a
more moderate form, appeags TO have be-
come practically more bitter than ever
The roads between Paris and Versailles
are now regularly pieketad, as in state
of war, aud firing along the line" has
commenced 1t has been announced that
the Versailles government has, after con-
sutatio with he generals commanding
the army. decided to make an attack mp
on Paris. but subsequent dispatches n
dictate that tie Germans will have some
thing to DO With the next movement in
that direction ii. THEIRS stated in the
National Assembly yesterday that a con-
venton had been signed fer more Gtr-
man troops TO ontcr Paris and f0r the
increase proportionaleIy of the French
force allowed the city. Crest disor9ani
cation in every depar men Of busiaf s con
tinues in Paris. The acts Of the central
committee are arbitrary aaa relentless
whenever directed against taeir opponents;
the worlsmen forced to attach themse lves
to the revolutionary regiments are com
PEELED TO keep their mnskets ready fer a
call to Conflict; no courts are open. and
large numbers Of las cases remain in
allegiance.
The discussions between leading reyo
lutionists IN Paris arc still uAhealed.
Blanquin, who was among the lenders.
has been compelled to hide himself for
not being hot enou h. Pyott aas also
Withdrawn himself from the communal
eauneil but viii ed il The future official
organ Of tie commune Business is
stopped 1t Marseillea, although It IS re-.
norted that the revolution there has ell
,ire!y failed Efforts are now being made
by tie monarehists to get Count de Cham-
bard who represents the Bourbon dynas-
~. at the bead OF he Versailles govern
ment. bur strennoas opposition is made
by the supporters OF the Orleans family
The Chambord party have agreed upon q
.Iusion prograsanle iar tte sdminlsira-
ten, providing for a liberef government
and = parliament on The Btslish pan
m the iaea i said p have The support
q the exisii.g government = Baltimore
1s.n
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-06
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.
thursday Morning, april 6, 1871.

AN interest in thls Office having been
purchased by YIN. I. Williams ana
John G. OFT the business Of the firm viii
Lerea fter tie conducted under the name
and s,yle Of J H. eirabill & Co. Under
the new firm no effort viii tie spared TO
make the Herald worthy the continued
support of its patrons. Every effort will
BE made TO furnish At all times lie attest
news Of importance, forgetting ct no time
that ours is county paper and devoted
especially to ;he interests Ct the people
of this County. Tie Agricultural depart
ment Of the paper will be conducted with
great care. ana viii always contain some
thing Of interest 10 our farming patrons.
IN politics we hold the old doctrines for
which we fought, and which though now
tran.pled under the heel of despQtlc power,
will we confidently believe, Gree more
triumph over the present dogmas Of Had
icalism.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-06
Tie Buchanan Ghost

The Baptist church at Buchanan has
adopted the following;
''Resoleed, That alter Fuli and careful
investigation Of the occurrences at the
house Of the Rev. G. C. Thresher for the
past seyerai tnouths, this Church finds nc
ground for the conclusion that any o.
these manifestations result from super
human agency.
may aia tbat the little girl, mem
Der Of hir. 1'hresher's household and .
member Of the church, has been by the
church refused letter Of dismission OF
the ground that she has been the prom
inent actress, If not she only one engaged
in the continued mischief that has been
going on in his (Yhresbers) house.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-06
eSNszs3s.s:;7..:.s,zzs=z=gu

THE LEsIsLATUKE ADJoURNs We
write with heavy heart that the Legs
la,ure adjourned yesieIday-the Liouten-
apt-Governor and Speaker Turner max
ing the chief iuaerai oratlons on the oc
casion, and sundry members-Conserva-
tive and Radical saying all sorts OF kind
parting words. 4 efsat many people are
sorry, aud many are glad, that they are
departing. and that the capitol Is already
as silent and as lonesome looking as the
White Sulphur III February or cora
marsh after frost. In tie first class are
the ] o el-keepers, resi- u' ant f,iks &C., and
among the latter are those people who
paw taxes. have nothing to sell members
aud 20 legislative axes to grin. There
were many good men in b)th Houses Of
the late General Assemble, we frankly
admit. and to them We say goodbye;
Continue virtuous and you viii he happy.
but there were also many who were not
gaod-in feet, who we're Desperately wick
ed. These would have syurned thirty
pieces Of silver and turned up their nose
ats mess of pottaee, but s7jth them
81. SEQ, S.. COO or $40, GEO were a di,-
ferent thur. 1t rade them alike oblivioHs
Of duty. State. CONSTITUENCIES or honor.
70 them we say, don't come here any
more Won cant resist temptation yoQ
mean to be honest. We know because you
went to Sunday school when children.
and YOUR mothers taught you the Ten COM
- 10. lab hstt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-06

TIE PARIS REvoLUrIoN The b.gin-
Ling tie end of the revolut on it Paris
appears to be at hand, though happily
thus far no such terrible conflict has
occurred as recent kilograms have antic-
ipa.ed The power OF the revoIutionists
having become seriously compromised by
their Discussions, no estimate can be for
med as 10 tae resistance they viii present.
The opening combat before the city does
not give premise ola very serious siege
whatever may occur after occupation.
The Versailles array advanced It's out
posts on S saturday,, on the Avenue lie
Neuillv, vi hin huA drcd yards Of the
ramparts Of Paris. and yesterday several
thouetnd Of the Paris nationals. occupying
positions at and near the AeuiIly bridge,
we're routed. many we're taken prisoners,
and the rest fed iuto the city, The Yer
sally army has occupied St. Cloud and
the line tile Seine The moral effect
Of The government success is considered
excellent. President Theirs has sent a
dispatch 70 the projects Of France an
nouncing the favorable state Of affairs
end adding that Lyons, ST. Etieune
Creuzrt. Toulouse and Perpieuan are
quiet. that Marseiles mas recognized tn,
regular government. and thit the insur-
gents at Nurbonne had been defeated anC
lbeir leaders captured. -Ha{timore St@.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-06

An AMAZON Still another Amazon is
eported IN Eova. An Ohio eirl enlisted
a. A0seatiao IN 1851 in Twenty fourth
Iowa Iulaotsv, served till the close OF The
war, and rcterDed to her fathers house,
where she was warmly welcomed, but
told nothing Of her army history. She
invested in Iowa lands and became rich.
Finally member of her former regi-
meut Tell in love with her, without the
least suspicion that she had been his COM
rade, hut as lie was not at all shocked at
the recital, they were married, and she
for the first time tod the folks about her
army career
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-06

GoRDoNsxiLbg. THIS town Of magnif-
cent distances is crossing rapidly. To
the last twelve snonihs quite number
Of neat end com Portable looking dwelling
houses. sso~e houses and wefk shops have
been erected and number are nos
approaching completion. It has a consider
able trade rom the counties Of breene;
Mad ison, Orange. Page and Al bemarle,
and me are glad te sec 50 many evidences
IF prosperity p iednlont Hllqiaian.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-06

The Fortieth Congress passed law
eeiving pensi rs for life to soldiers Of the
war OF 1872 and their widows. But a
proviso was inserted which prevents the
payment TO any widow OF a soldier Who
was not married to him before the ratlica-
ton Of The treaty of peace in 1911 or who
has since remarked
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-06

The Secretary of the Treasury reports
that there is due to the government from
defaultiug collectors of internal revenue
(three hundred in number) nearly twenty
one million Of dollars Only fifty of these
have been sued on their OWE bonds
What an exhibit
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Gold Sill.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT


CJMMiS3I0NER'S SALEOF
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to 4 decree IN The CircAt Cour
OF Shen"n"ot h County rendered on the 29th
dty of Augu-t 1879. in the Chancery Gauss,
al; hyeo5 81, against Japhet Keller SC
l Shall proce d TO sell on
SATURDAY THE 9Th OF NAY 1871,
on the PREMISES, a Valuable tract OF land
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND
n;nety-eight acres more or l-ss. The said
trict Il land is situated near the
CAT0N SPRINGS GRADE,
about two miles from the Win hester ( stras
burg +. Il. Depot and adjoining The lands ot
Jacob Keller. john Miller and others. The
qualify Of the land is good AMI produces
veil.
- THE DWELLING HOUSE
sez' I is a good Stone Building. con-
Afaf5 veu,ent and CONNEXIONS, with
- spring OF e5oeient water III
10 yard Inis is fac opportunity for 4
good and safe invest menf.
T'ERMS OF6ALE.
Enough in hand to pay the cost of sait AMI
expenses Of sale The balance in three equal
annual payments with interest from day Of
sale. 10 be evidenced with bonds, The first
with ecuytv. and all to be secured hy deed
Of trust. Sale 10 commence At ! O'Clock
Anil ga sneoisl Ca,a,a.,.
-
nJULIC SALE Of VERY VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY.
v;liam Go,lsdov against usorv po,t,e Sc
;, ~
pursuant 20 d~sfee OF me Cncnf o3art
% N"e,.i."9,a4 NouH re"'ere '"e -2'h
'y u ,.',,'' ,rrIi,e..,v =, ?"
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THE CnEsAPEAKE AND Ono RAILROAD
CoNraAcrs There were about seventy
i've contracts put in At Richmond. Va.
On Tuesday, for constructing the les
niles Of The Chesa7eay and Ohio road
west Of the White lsnlphnr Springs. Bid
aels. however. will not kiow their tate
until the Ilth Of April
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r27O INyEN ToRS!!

Letters Patent for New Inventions arenroeared
by MASON. FENWlCK Il AWKENCE,
Patent Attorneys, corner and + sts.
ashington, b. C.
Refer by permission to~Gen. K. II Lee.
NoTK:-- Our Mr.. Char es Mason, formerly
Commissioner OF Patents, has no connection with
al} other Agency.