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FOR THE CURE OF ALL
OF RHEUMATISM,
IT HAS NO Equal.

BALTIMORE, February l0, 1865.
DIR. j. j. LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: i take
pleasure in recOmm ending your Rosa
DALrs as a very powerful Alternative. /
have used 10 In two cases with happy
resuits-Oue in case of secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pro-
uOuuced himself cured after having
taken i've bottles OF your medicine.
The other Is a case OF sCrOfu of long
sanding. which Is rapidly improving
under is use, aua the Indications are
t1st the patient viii soon recover. ]
have carefully examined the formula
by which your HOsRdllis is made, and
lind it an excellent compound OF ale
tBratiVe ingredients. Yours truly,
r.. W. CARR, Nd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-11
RUsT0H
S1LE

at AUCTION
THIS MORNING AT 10 0'CAr
syA.E FRAEKLAHD, 1876 & I97 aa.8 ST.
- UGAR, whisky. Brandy CgEausa-. -l
> ions. Cheese, BaE Liquors Axes. q l-----
tlre, etc.
e. FHAEKLAED. Aur-l1uaHr-
faug I85 and Ig- Main street.
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TRUSTEES SALE
-OF-
HORN LAKE LANDS !

DURsU ANT TO the terms Of two deeds in
I trust. which ar recorded in Book No.
of the records OF mortgages and trust deeds,
pages 57l, 572 and 5l3, at deruandOi MiHsls-
sfUrf tbe one executed ny r.. p. Manning and
the other by W. T. Arbuc le. both Conveying
TO me. as Trustee certain lands therein men,
toned To secure the pay ment OF notes due 20
= ~ Fletcher; I VIII, as Trustee, proceed 10
sen. on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-11

There was a heavy Snow storm al
and west OF Reno, on the Central Pa
cihc railroad, Monday night and yes
terday morning. Telegraphic COM
municatiou is interrupted tempOTa-
rily, and there is no report as 70 the
running Of trains,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-11

UHAHLHHIUN.
CHARLESTON, January 10.-cotton hrmer;
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-09
Indians on the var.path.

San Francisco. November 3.-Th c
Apaches, on the 1lth of October. sixty
staong attacked rauche on San Sim on
in Arizona. killed one man, wounded
another, and burned the place. Captain
Smith; of lie TWEEN ty-Grst Infantry
writes that the indians were pursued by
The troops. and were found 10 have come
directly from the reservation of Canada
A lamosa.
There are 500 Indians on the ration
70 lis at Camp Grant. and On the last ra-
ton day only fifty answered, the remain
dss being On the wur-path.
San FRANcIsee, November A cou-
rier from Tucson, ARIZONA. to Los Ange-
los reported that the Apaches who mui :
dered Richard Barnes, near Camp Doron,
we're overtaken at Horse Shoe Canon by
Captain Russo Il and twenty sold iers, and
found posted in secure position. a
sharp battle followed A citizen guide
was killed and two soldiers wounded
Two horses we're killed. The indians
could not be dislodgcd Captain Williams
reports that the Indian were led in per
son by Cochise, with whom Vincent Col
lyer Is said to have made peace at Canada
Alamos.
A quantity of stock Las been stolen by
the Apaches from the settlers near. Tue
son, since the treaty of peace of Vincent
Coilyer, and found on the Apache reser-
walton Is Camp Grant and recovered.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-09

TRIBJTE OF RESPECT TO THE Lat
JUDGn ALLEN On yesterday meeting
Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court o
| Appeals and the members of its bar wa!
held to commemorate the death Of Judge
John j. Allen, formerly pres ident of the
court.
On motion of James Lyons, Esq,
Judge L. Moncure Was appointed chair
man and NJ. T. Starke secretary.
On the motion of the same gentleman
the following gentlemen were appointed
commtte to draft resolutions suitable
to the occasion James Lyons, John A.
Meredith, William Daniel, j. 9. Taylor,
and P. r. Grattan, Esqs. who withdrew
to the conference room, and shortly after
wards returned into the meeting with
their report
The resolutions are unusually eloquent
feeling, and appropriate, but lack Of space
precludes their publication to-day. They
were seconded by Judge William Daniel,
Jr Of Lynchburg Peachy R. Grattan
Esq, reported of the court and the
Hon. James Lyons, all of whom paid
beautiful tributes to the memory of Judge
Allen, aud spoke IN appropriate terms of
his great ability as a judge and of his
kindness of heart and gentle, uaassuming
demeanor as map.
II. Coalter Cabell, Esq, moved that
iu addition to the above resolutions the
court be requested that they should be
prin ted in the next volume Of Grat;au' s
Reports.
TIE resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and hen the meeting adjourned
At a session Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals which commenced Its fall term
on yesterday, Jane Lyons, Esq presen-
ted to the court the resolutions above
alluded to. in respect to the memory of
Judge Allen, ard requested that they be
spread upon the records Of the court.
TIE court unanimously decided that it
should be done. and Judge Mopcure, IN
announcing the decision of Ibe court, tcck
occasion to speak in the most kindly,
feeling manner of the ability, integrity,
and virtues of fudge Allen. with whom
be had been for SO long a time associated
upon the bench dispatch.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-09

We learn that Messrs. Bennett, Camp
BELL and jackson, Virginia debt com
m issioners on the part Of this State, pro-
pose to visit Richmond about the 10th
proximo to arrange the preliminares and
mode Of procedure for the contemplated
settlement between the two States
Wheeling Intelttgencer.
When Gen. Sherman burned Column
bia, in South Carolina, hundred guns
were fred by some ofthe people in Chica-
go-then a great. and -four ish,ng city.
In more Christian spirit, as tie Rich
mond Wing remarks, some of the people
of Columbia, from their desolation and
distress, now have sent Chicago copdol-
ence and dollars Let this be lesson.
There are many dreadful accounts pub
listed relative to the late fires in Wiscon
sin. One is that to escape being burned
live persons committed suicide By shoot
ing themselves; another is that man
killed his wife and children ana himself
to prevent obstruction BY fire; another is
that IN village three hundred houses
were IN flames in FIVE minutes after the
FIRE commenced. May we not hope that
| these accounts are exaggerated.
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Explosion of a Locomotive Boiler.

CINCINNATI, November 5-A dispatch
to the Carcnicle, from Portsmouth, says
a terrible explosion took place yesterday
morning atthe railroad depot. The mail
train going east stood at the depot, and
while the fireman mas taking coal the en-
CINE boiler exp loded. George Valkner,
who was engaged in shoveling coal from
the car, was blower fifty feet in the air
aud fell mangled corpse two hundred
yards distant. Adam Schilling, fireman,
was instantly killed, the top o: his head
having been blown off. Henry Burt,
fireman, and Adam Wamslcr injured -
Fragments of the bcilcr, weighing from
thirty to fifty pounds, were blown several
squares, and fell through the reefs of the
houses on Second street, some passed over
the wharf boat and dropped in the river:
The front of the boiler was blown forward
and buried in the rear end of the express
car. fhe boiler had just been patched
up, was twenty years old. and considered
in bad condition. The depot was badly
wrecked. But few persons had arrived
at the depot before the explosion, or the
loss of life would have been much greater
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There never was any paper published that So
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MATAMoRAs, November 1.-Advices
from Mon terey to October % have been
received. General Trevino was stil!
outside Of Saltlllo. He had enough men
but not enough arms and artillery to
attack the town. A condition of siege is
maintained is Saltillo by Cerello, the
Government commander, and the people
of the town are required to retire to their
houses in the evening MARTINEZ, on the
- her side of Saltillo, has cat off com.
ohunica,ion with the interior. Monterey
papers publish captured correspondence
0 f Cerello asking the Government for
additional artillery. 1t is reported that
Corona is on tkcway TO take command Of
the Governor elect o + Coahuila, who had
joined the revolutionary movement OF
General Trevino, died from exposure in
the camp of the latter.
Cattle stealing on The Rio Grande is al
an end The thieves have all joined
Cor:iua, who is preparing to attack
Nararijo, near Mier.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-09

THE RISE IN COFFEE. The recent
extraordinary rise in the price of coffee
has produced much discussion i'll CONNER
cha circles. The price of good Rio in
cargo, for instance. has. the Baltimore
Sun says, within few weeks aevaAced
from II / cehts to nearly IL cents per
pound, gold. Other descriptions OF coffee
have riee.l nerly az much. Ii is stated
tina. there are at present but forty odd
thousand bags of cotfee 10 fast hands in
the United States, and some Of the large
dealers are ordering corgoes from Europe.
The short crop of coffee has inaueuced
the present rise in that necessity.
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VIRGINIA TO WIT Z:

in VAcATIoN-In the Clerks Office of the
County Court OF Shenandoah, Oct, 81. 1871;
Joseph Windle and David NJ. Plngiy Com
plainauts.
Against
Samuel Pingey's Executor and others De-
PENDANTS,
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is 10 recover the
legacy bequeathn by Samuel Pingly 10 the
said DAVID NJ. Pingly.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendant jeremiah Alias Jerry Plngsey
is not an inhab.tant of this State 1t is order
ed. That The said defendant do appear here
within one month after due publication here
of, and do what is necessary to protect his
int ereat that copy of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed in WOOD.
stock. once o week for four successive week 8
and a copy post ed at the front door OF the
Court House of said county, on the first day
of the next County Court.
A Coop Teste
Mark Bird p. q. GEO. W. MlLEl, =. So
/ nov. 2-4w.
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THs SUCCESSFUL Hunt DIR. Godfrey
and Lewis Miller, DR.. Phil. Boyd and
Mr.. Henty Stable returned on last Satur-
day night from deer hunt on the Capon
in Hampshire county. FIey were quite
successful succeeding ia killing four fine
deer. One Of these was brought down
bypthe gun of Master Fred Miller, a
poung sou Of Or. Lewis Miller. = WincLe:-
ter Noes.
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NOSiMIS5IUNERS' OFFICE.

" SrnAsBGRa Nov. lst 1871.
10 the creditors Of john il. Ruiz decd aud
Geo. II Ruiz, decd-all others CONCERNED d.
You are HEREBY notified that | have Axe
upon Saturday the 18th day Of Nove der
next at my office . take an account o. all
the debts and dem snds against the said de
cedents or their estates respectively, al which
time aud place you are required 10 attend
Given under my hanl as Commissioner III
Chlncery Of the county court Of She audoali
toun y, the day and year above writ en-.
nov. 2-4w i. E. STlLkLEY.
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NEW ADV EKTISEMENTS
~ OTECE.

Sealed proposals will be received until
Nov. 18TH by the Board of Trustees of The
Town Of Woodstock, for digging well on
West Back Street Parties bidding will put
in their bids specifying the amount per foot
of earth and Of rock, including the wall for
the well. Bids will be sent to,
JNO. g. OFT, Secty. Of
Board of Trustees.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-09

RE-loUsE, DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT
For sale in TIMBERTILLE, Rockingham
Co., Va.
THIS rs GOOD PROPERTY
in a good section. For further particU lars
Address JOS b. McINTURFF,
Timher4ille Va.
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TO WIT.

In vacation, In The Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Shenandoah, Oct. 3lst 1871;
VIM. Donaldson and others ......... CompPt
Against
B. J. Baker and wIfe......... ........ DetSts.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to subject house
and lot. belonging to the defendants, to
sale, for the payment Of sums dae Judgement
and other creditors of b. J. Baker
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants b. ]. Baker is not an inhabi
tspt of this State--It is ordered, that The
said defendant do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and DO
what is necessary TO protect his interest.
that copy of this order lie published in
some newspaper printed in Woodstock, once
week for four successive weeks and copy
posted al The front door Of the Court House
Of sa id county, on the first dry Of the U II
County Coart. GEO. W. MILEY. G 9. Z.
M. p. q. "A Copy --Teste
nov "a t.
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oct. ST. Dealer in produce.
l,MOM OFFICE.
u srRAsBuBG, Nov. 1st, 1871.
10 the creditors OF Geo. X. Boyers deed.
an all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that l have fixed
upon Saturday the 18th of November next al
my office 10 take an account of all the debts
and demands against said decedent or his
estate ut which time and place you are re
Quired to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery of the county court of Shenandoah
the day and year ABOVE written.
nov. 2-4w. Il Il. STlCkLE1 +.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
4 Mr. JACKSON, Oct. % 1871.
To the creditors 0 Sarah Pence deed. and all
Others concerned.
You are hereby notified that | have fixed up
on FgIDAY the Sd day Of NOVEMBER next at my
office, to take an account OF the debts fand de
mands against said decedent her estate, at
which time and place YOU are required to attend.
G iven under my hand Commits Toner in
Chancery OF the ~eunty court of shenandoah,
the day and year first above written.
oct. TIT. l.. TRIPLETT.
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Th Z YEAR IF &>ATTTE
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all these legal clqims, which may be re
ported or favorably, are TO be paid by :
confscstioa of rebel property; it become,
very serions matter The idea is not al
Original one, nor enunciased now for thu
G:si time
| The SMALLPOX in Philadelphia.
! HIbADELpHIA, November 1.-THE board
Of health reports an average Of fourteen
deaths per day from smallpox during the
| week ending to-day. beins slghJ increse
over the previous week.
| A man by the name Of Jones has
written book to prove that 'thc United
States is the Kingdom of Heaven
Then South Carolina must be the
1 othor place just now.
A Cnlpeper county experimcntor writes
followt:-' From three quarts of the
Touzelle wheat, sown on one. tenth, of an
acre, | harvested FIVE bushels, weighing
Sc pounds per bushel. It ripened June
/. about eight days earlier than other
varieties
The recent election in the State of
West Virginia have resulted in the gener-
al success of the Democratic nominees
In many instances there was but little
opposition, and, what may seem some-
what remarkable, many of the colored
people gave support to the Democratic
candidates.
People who are in the habit Of critis-
cising typographical errors in the new
papers, should remember hat every col
umn contains from ten to twenty thoas-
and distcts pieces of metal. according to
the size of the paper and the type. The
displacement Of a single one making an
error, is it any wonder that errors occur?
". & 0. RAILRoAD.-We see it stat
ed in the Alexandria GdzcHe that the
negotiations for raising the money necess
airy for the extension Of the Washington
4 Ohio railroad to the coal fields, in
turrupted some time ago, have been re-
sumed #i'h every probability ola success
ful termination. = Winchester Ae'es.
PENNSYLVANIA TWINS. Among the
cerious social facts developed by tie ven-
sus statistics is tie appearance on the
ro lis Of PcnDsy lyania 0! cue family With
seven pairs of twins, one family with six
pairs, and another family with four pairs.
The mother Of the last group hal tx
other children, and was only thirty-eight
years CID.
THE iIcG CHOLERA We have heard
of many persons during the past few
weeks losing their pokers from this fell
disease. We trust that some way may
be found Quito eradicate it Win hester
Ne,S.
FEMALE EDucATrox. Boarding School
Miss in Winchester: 'sOh! Charlie, ex-
poet to graduate next commencement
Graduate What will you graduate ir?''
WAY, in white tullc"
Fact -Winchester Neps.
1t is gratifying &c see that are there
very few candidates, even for the Virginia
Legislature, avowing themselves as III
favor Of "repudiatiun - ind of these, we
hope none will be elected. ''Repu0ia-
ton" is one thing which will not be
recogn ized in Eirg mia Goaetfe,
AS many INDECENT heirs hasten to
divide the estate be fore the testator Is
buried, the rival cities of the Western
States began to quarrel for the trade OF
Chicago before the fire was out. and are
yet seeking for the ''spoils Bus
Chicago will ''hold its own in all proba-
ility.
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will on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18Th 1871,
before the front uoor OF ne Court House Of
sa id county, proceedto sell. at
p u b Lie S Il L b
70 the highest bidder, the tract or parcel Of
land in the bill and proceedings of said suit
mentioned, namely, certain piece Of land
lying GA the North Fork Of he Shenandoah
River near Narrow Passage, ii. said county.
CONTAINING AZ ACRES l ROOD and 80
poles subject to he dover as assigned by
Commissioners in said suit TO the widow OF
81 id Henry Bowman decd.
CONTAINING Is ACRES and s SQUARE
poles, the said dover land consisting Of swo
lots, one of acres and 10 square poles of
bottom land and the other of ] ) acres and Is
square poles of upland. After the death o,
the widow the purchaser will be entitled 10
the said dover land s.
TERMS OF SALE
As much cash as will pay the costs Of sui
and sale, aud the balance in three equa
annual payments, all 10 bear interest from
that day, the purchaser gi ing bonds with
good personal security, and lien to be
retained upon the lana in the deed as adj
ditional security.
MARK BIRD.
MOSES WALTON,
oot < 4 q Comr,,S
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