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The New York herald., 1871-12-15
GOVERNMENTS FIRM.


The government list was lrm. but In some in
stances shade lower. Business was light and
quotations closed as follows:-United States
currency skies. 11sX 1lsx; do. do, 1881,
registered, 1l3sl ia; do. do. coupon, ll7k
NIX; do. nve-twenties, registered, May and No
vember, lo9z Ito; do do. 1861 coupon, do,
ITO lloK;d do. do. 1904, do. do. 110x a lloN; do.
do, 1885, do. do, lily nix; do do. registered.
January and July, 1l1K NIX; do. do, 1885, cou-
pon do, ll3X ia; do. do, 1851, do do, ll5n a
11bh; do. do, 1862 do. do, ll5X 11sx do. fves OF
1881, registered 100 a 1o9K; do. do. do, coupon,
1904 10ox; DO. tenforties, registered. los,s
1oox; do. do, coupon, l0o,s 1904.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES QUIET
The Southern list was generally quiet, the vir.
ginias being strong and the rest Of the market
heavy, and In most instances lower. The following
were the nnal street prices:-Tennessee ex coupon,
65N 60ys; do, new, o5k co; Virginia ex
coupon 6lta q g; do. skies, consolidated bonds,
ssk . %; 40. axeA deferred scrip y > 2Ti
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The narke. tor beef cattle ruled steady at 1Oc l2I5c
Hogs rm at DC. 6hc The receipts were about 250
catti aandE hOy
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chago and 81 90 for No Milwaukee. in sore bu. holders
were firm a To- to &c. above these prsces choice Chicago
bong generally held at 81 So and Mwaukes at 81 a
Win sma offerings the only sales small sales white
&w Ma* W. ~ Corn du old mixed WAS held ~ 1901
Mh 7Se bid anoat the sales were about 10000 bushels At
ioc. 17bc. for 75o. for old Oats
dull but unchanged. &c. being range for Western
mixed and choice white anoa the sales were about 60 O
bushels Rye nominal at 90c. 9Jc. Barley duh,
and nominally 9vc. IL s5 for Western and Canada
FRFtGHTs.-The market duh but ratos without
material change charterng line there a fair call
ior vessels for the petroleum rde and the scarcity Of dc
rsbe ones aono interrupted business Rates remain frm
Inc sncagemsnts were;To Liverpool BY steam, $50 boxes
London by steam 5000 bags cloverreei TO- pork
7s % hhds tobacco, S5 1856 boxes bacon 35 log tierces
Ard SSs 100 packages beef S To Antwerp 200 tiercee
lard S7h 3D. The charters wereA Norwegian bark, SO
TONS hence TO Bremen, general CARGO private
British bark from PRsdeiphia TO Havre 800 bbs crude
petroleum. 6s iuSd, # 10 Antwerp, g. I'D An Amer
can ship 0 TONS from San Francisco Calcutta, thence
70 New York or Boston. with general cargo; lump sum
have only 5O bb OF New Orleans crop
at o2c 66c. Foreign remains entirely neglected We
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STREET QUOTATIONS..


THURSDAY, Deo l-6P.M.
C0FTRR.-Thers was considerable inquiry to-day and
few sales the particulars Of which public
The market however, very sronc prices Of Rio were
trne higher. We quo,e:-Cargoes Ro), ordinary lSc
lls!4o! DO DO fair; lShc lSxc DO DO good, 1eAc 4
days Maracaibo, t7c. lsc; Laguayra. lsbc lso st.
Domingo bond, lSc. al2c Java &c. 2c gold duty
paid.
COTToN-Ths market irregular, opening strong and
heavy and closing with the Advance lost. EorwaTa de-
ported on Change sum up as foilows;- -,
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 1vo
TO seven per cent for carrying The operations
OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fonows:-
GO0 cleared... $20 OSQ 600
dOu Dhi8uCeb. COL bDl
Currency baances.... s...................... 1,9lS,772
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TIE COTTON MOVEMENT.

LIVERPOOL, Dec II, 1871.
The undermined vessels arrived at this port with
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a nv telegram informed y0u went over 10 Geneva
where he etayc Cd but o rev hours, returning imme-
6latey by the morning train 10 Lucerne. IL was
gfyon out that ne had an important meeting az
Ueneva and that, In fact all uncertainty as 10 the
fusion had disappeared since tnat According to
other re ports the Prince merely went TO Geneva 10
visit his father-in-law, who inhabis villa on the
borders OF Lake Leman. However tina. may DO, ~ Is
hardly likely that the Prince would undertake
journey occupying twenty hours ON the railroad--
I. e., ten hours gong and ten hours " return
unless he had SOME ver important buslncs to trans
aoI ! know it to be fact tnat ms solonrn al a.
Geneva was limited from four +. NJ till I'VE O'Clock
the Following morning. Deduct therelrom the
necessary time for rest and but few hours remain,
curing which he received visits from several gentle
men men VINO had arrived IRON France. Nothing o.
course mas tranapired as 10 the nature or those
visits. The knowing ones are, however, JubllanL
- QUIET AGAIN.
Lucernc mas now assumed Its usual quiet aspect.
Few VISITORS Indeed are seen here during the winter
months, anu al the large hotels are shut up ordl.
nariiy irom November till MAY rhe visit OF the
Bourbon King aud mis- adherents has been an extra
ordinary event, therefore, and hotel keepers have
renpcd rich harvest n the hopes OF she royasts
are doomed: There seems consolation In the fact
tha some OF the propretou OF theae Swiss caravan.
sesies have srown EichsE
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The gold market was steady, ana. on the whole,
nrmer, considering that the Prince OF Wales was
better, and that the Bank OF England reduced the
rate Of discount 10 per cent; but the speculative
feeling was not active, and Ii IN doubt as to the
policy to pursue, gold being low to sell and dear to
buy II specie payment is coming. The course OF
the market Is shown In the tablet
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-03-03
THEODORE L. HENDRIcK, Attorney.
CHANCERY SALE.

BY virtue OF decree made in the Circuit
Court tor the County Of Vau Buren,. i'll Chan
Gerry in a certain cause therein pending where
IN Sarah w. Phillips is complainant and
Comfort Sparks is defendant bearing date April
2Ist A, D., 1870. / shall sell at public vendue
TO the highest bidder, on Monday the 9Th day
Of March a. II. 1871 at o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day at the front door of the
Court House in the village Of Paw Paw Van
Buren, County and State Michigan, the follow
ing described pieces of land, viz: The west
half Of TIE southwest quarter and the south
east quarter Of the southwest of section num-
Der twenty-sx (26) in township number three
(3J south of range number thirteen (l3) vest,
all being ia Van Buren, County Nj chgau eX-
cepting therefrom twenty COZ acres or the
north end of the west-half of the south. west
quarter, also that portion decided to Mckeys d
Co. containing about one ~ acre adjoining the
above, also the right OF way decided to the said
Mckeys < &c, across the north part of the
south east quarter Of the southwest quarter.
Dated Jan 18th, 1871. S25t7
JONI KSowLs, Circuit Court Commissioner.
STEPHENSON & BARsUM, Sol'r. for Oompl't.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment of
tho money secured TO be PAID by certain In
denture of mortgage made and executed by
James W. Warner aud Amanda warner, his
wife. OF the village and township Of South
Haven. in the county OF Van Buren, and State
of Michigan, and bearing date the sixth day
of November A. ID. eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, and recorded IN the Office Of the Reg..ss=
ter OF Deeds for the county OF Van Buren, on
tho fifteenth day OF March, eighteen hundred
and sixty nine, at ten o'clock IN the forenoon.
in Iiber '. OF mortgages, on page one hundred
andiifty, and on which said mortgage and the
note accompanying the same there is now
claimed to be due and unpaid thereon the
sum of Two Hundred and Eighty-one dol
lars and foTty-eight cents ($20l, 4S), besides an
Attorney fee OF Twenty-Five dollars, stipulated
therein TO be paid in case or foreclosure, and
no proceedings having been had or instituted,
either at law or equity to recover the sum
due as aforesaid or any part thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that by
virtue of power of sale in said mortgage
contained, and the statute in such case made
aud provided, the lands and premises IN said
mortgage described as follows, to wit All
chat certain piece or parcel OF landsituated and
laying in the Township OF South Haven, Van
Buren, County and State OF Michigan, known
and decribed as follows to wit the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF the south
east quarter section sixteen (l6) township one
() south OF rangenumber seventeen QO west,
containing ten acres OF land, more or less ac-
cording to the government survey, in order to
realize the sum due as aforesaid. together with
the interest thereon and the costs Of foreclo-
sure, will be sold at public vendue, to the
highest bidder at the front door of the Court
House, in village of Paw Paw that being the
place Of holding the Circuit Court In and FOL
Che county OF Van Buren,, on Monday
April 10th, A. ID. one thousand eight hun
bred and seventy-one, at the hour OF one
o'clock in the afternoon OF that day.
Datea Paw Paw, January IL, 1871.
JOSEPH GILMAN,
S2itl3. Mortgage.
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CHANUERY NOTICE.

By virtue OF decree made in the Circuit
S,,ourt for the County of Van Buren,. In Chan
oesy. in a certain cause therein pending where
~ nenry J.. Robinson is Complainant, and
Z0ah Shepard. Elizabeth Shepard, Horace Sc
aprivg, Daniel Spicer, Franklin T. Campbell
and John Ihling arc Ccfondants, bearing date
Of the Apri, Term, A. ID. 1869, shall sell at
public vendue to the highest bidder on Monday
ihe 18th day of March, a. y. 1871, at one
o'clock la the afternoon Of that day. at the
front door 90 the Court House, in the village of
Paw Paw, in the County of Van Buren,, and
state Of Michigan, the following described
piece or parcel Of land situated in the County
af Van buren, and State Of Michigan to-wit :
lot number four, in block number one O. in
LawtoI's ssryey Of the village Of Lawtou, in
sad County and State,
Dated Feb. %, 1871,
WILLIAM II. TUCKER,
Z ,,cuit Court Comr for Van Buren, Co., Mich.
Stephenson q Barnum, Complts SOl'ts. 26t7
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Dry Goods

BUSINESS. But still we are not so vain as
to think we can convince every one of the
honesty of our Intentions there will no doubt
be some who will laugh at the idea Of Mer-
chant selling Goods at Cost, however much il
may be to his advantage to do so, and declare
it humbug got up fer the purpose of imposing
upon the credulcus. But to such we say, in
all charity, call upon us and if we do not con-
vince you that we act in good faith and offer
our Goods impartially and unreservedly, we
will give you liberty TO explode the whole
With this explanation Of our intentions, we
once more come before the public and respect
fully invite the attention of our friends, Gus
toners, and the public generally, to this notice
assuring them that nothing shall be wanting
on our part to secure to them and as the object
of our labors
That their intercst.as it e'er has been before,
May still be found at Smiths Cheap Long
Brick Store.
4. SMITH 4 CO.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12

" less than One Cent a conv ii
$50 Club at ever BY. "a "a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12
TO THE VOTERS OF SHFW-
EMDOEH.

In coming before you as candidate for
your futrages 10 represent the county in the
next house Of Delegates of Virginia, l would
sub, Nit briefly and indicate the course [ will
pursue if elected. / am opposed to the fund.-
ing bill, ap- royed March 30.h., 1871 The
act was premature, in advance of the settle
meut Of the de bt question with ", Virginia.
compromising he interest On The debt. If
any change be required the rate of interest
should be reduced ! should not favor any
tag 10 be levisd for the payment Of the deb t
or interest on the State debt unless Otherwise
instructed by my constituents. | believe
with the present rate Of taxes levied, and
guarding against ali future expenditures here
Will be u sufficient &mopnt TO meet the i'm
pcrative demands If the state g5verRmcnt
thersoy leaving balance in the treasury
that would enable The stale o purchase her
own bonds. AMI il otiere at prices they have
been sold and bought ct fr1m 20 to so per
cent discount, The debt can be paid with
about 0l,e half. | will advocate the aboli>
ton of unnecessary safe AMI county officers
and only allowing others such amount Of pay
that heir services really would he worth. l
am opposed 10 the Usury or II per cent. Jaw.
1t has deprecated the value Of lands, offer.
ed a premium TO creditors to distress, and
has para iyzed the energies of the people. A
modification OF the registra lion law and 9TH
er amendments shouht b" referred 10 the
people for change of the constitution at as
early day as practicable. The jurisdiction
Of Justices sho@ld be extended, thereby many
cases would be disposed CT, without reaching
county conrts at the cost Of The people
Having thus briefly given my views on some
of the questions for your considera ton, and
as space u0es not permit ne to discuss all
the quest ions that will come before the leg
islature. | will add in addition, l have been
bora and reared Tirginian, my interests
are identified with the interest Of the people
l have shared in veal and woe. fortune and
misfortune with you. If elected, with full
sense Of my responsibility, 1 sha / discharge
my duty with al the wisdom and energy it
may command.
IN conclusion l would say that the State
convention recommends county conventions
which may be the better plan. nevertheless
always preferred au open tied ana ia IL
fight. If this cannot be done without ieop-
ardizing our interest, [ shall cAeerfully SUBJ
nit TO The wishes and interest Of the PEOPLE
Yours Respectfully
s. HANNAH.
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he Convention

Pursuant TO appointment. the convention
assembled atthe Cour: House on Monday.
last. All the townships except Davis were
represented. After soma discussion of the
subject, the convention determined that it
was inexpedient to nominate candidates. We
think the convention acted wisely. The
candidates who have announced themselves
are .1aen Who have the confidence of our cit
jzens, and while We cannot agree with some
in the policy they have in dicated, we are
willing 70 aequiesee in the decision Of the
people.
After the convention on Monday, the
people we're addressed by Gen. G. s. Meen
and Capt. Mo;ter, candidates for the Senate
Gen. Meem discussed the question of eligi-
biity and expressed himself satisfied that
>seat in the Legislature is not an Office and
that none are ineligible on account of POLITICAL
disability. He expressed hinsels opposed to
Reputation and the II per cent interest Law
IN favor of a general Railroad law and the
eduction of taxes as far as the public in
trestwill allow.
capt. Motter followed In protracted his
tory of himself and his war record, paying
fine tribute to Maryland, his native state.
He expressed himself as opposed 20 repudia-
lion, the y ner cent law, and the Rsgstra-
ton law, and in favor of ths reduction Of
taxes. He proposes 70 refuse 10 pay inter-
est upon the publ deb for number Of years
and if the Bonlhold RS should not agree to
the proposition to postpone the payment of
beth interest and principal indefinitely
Several other questions may ave been pre-
sented, but as we took no notes We canaot
give their views with sufficient accuracy and
as we do not wish TO do Injustice to either of
the gentlemen, We will not attempt TO give a
more extended report
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We would irnfoi ure.
that our own brano business
-, "QOARTEA YsTE
will be found TO ~,
have ever sold at that fA
Being determined TO do
CASH OR PRODUCE 5
we shall be satisfied with the SIN
and can assure our friends that ",
everything in our power to reno
dealings with US pleasant as we'll rs
bic TO them.
Call in and see for yourselves.
P. J. FRAVEL & CO.
sent ,1S-tf
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The Parker DoubEe-barreI Breach

The Parker Double barrel Breach
Loader.
We are the fortunate owner of one of these
superb guns. Its finish and appearance more
than pleased US, but after trial we are lef;
without adequate words Q commentator,
we tested it at 40, so, and 80, yards with No
8 shot, and 1t throws shot, farther. more
regularly and closer than any gun we have
ever seen.
We invite cur spsrtsmen to come and see
it and they Will not require US to say ego
aud dc likewise
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12

i number ofpersons in this county have
tried NarsL's Patent Truss, and pronounce
them superior TO any they have used. Dr.
Marsh enjoys high reputation in Baltimore
and we are satisfied that lis truss will be
found to be Of superior quality. The afflct
cd can consult him either in person or by
letter. His address is % Y. Bait St.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12

CEOE FINDlN5S at very
~ SHORT PROFESS
at the. Drug and Variety Store of
June 29-tf. B. SCHMITT
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Mr. I. NJ, Honi ngsrOrth, living about one
and half miles from this place. has turkey
cock, which set upon Nest OF eggs and
hatched large brood of chickens. lie took
charge Of them and gave hem all the atten
ton usually given by the hen, s1d success
fully reared nine of his brood. We know this
TO be true, and can account for his strange
freak only upon the theory that he had read
The Richmond EnqHirers Hens Rights meet
ing
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12

number Of our farmers have suffered
from HE ravages Of dogs upon their sheep.
We-hsFe our candidates for the Legisla ture
will lei the people know whether they are in
favor Of passing q law placing a sufficient
tax upon dogs to rid the community. of a
large number of worthless ours. which every
year destroy thousands of dollars worth of
property. Our farmers have 8 right TO de
mand law of This kind
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12
DIED.

CALVERT.-Departed this life, in Up
pervile. Fauquier county, Va, Sept
%, 1871, rejoicing in hope of blissful i'm
mortality .-George Calvert,--in the 18th
year ofhis age.
During a long and eventful life, he made a
greater number of acquaintance as ar in
ventor, and friend as q gentleman Of the
old school, than generally falls to the lot of
one man. He was a soldier in the war OF
1872, wGs severely and permanently injured
IN the lerrbIe Railroad accident at Piedm on
on the B & O. Railroad, in 1856. and was
incarcerated in the Old Capitol prison, du
rim the late war between the States, d
his family feel deeply grateful to q kind
Providence which permitted him, after
jonrReyings so far and wide, to close his eyes
IN the bosom oS his weeping family, and no
IN the land of the stranger: lie was un Ell
ergetic, enterprising man true TO his friends
his family, and his God, and in Jesus Chris
he has triumt hed at the end.
HUPP.-Near New Market, Va, Sept. 20,
1871, Mrs. Ann Hupp--aged about SO years.
WASHINGTON.-At his residence, sBeall-
Air, Jefferson County, West Virginia, On
October lst, after few days illness, COL
Washington. in the 59th year Of his age.
MOUNTZ.-0n Wednesday, 18th inst, at
his residence in this county Joseph Mount,
aged about so years.
Mr.. Mountz was highly esteemed and IN
huential citizen o. his county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12

On last Friday evening thick smoke at
tended with an ojor CT burning goods circu-
lated through the houses Of cur citizens
many Of whom examined their premises un
der ihe Impression that there was fire II
was noticed in almost every section Of the
county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12

AT colored sociabe, held few nights
ago, one Of them tried TO amuse the party by
transforming himself into a ghost. He sue
ceeded we'll enough to brighten one Of the
girls into spa sns, from the effects Of which.
it is thought, she VIII not recover.
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MARRIED.

SHACKLETT-LONG.- At the Parsonage
of he NJ. L. Church, South, IN Harrisonburg
on Wednesday evening, the 9th ult-, by Rev.
W. A Wade, Samuel Shacklett, ESQ, and
Miss Sallie Long,--all of Harrisonbu rg.
HINTON CHIPLEY.-In Newtown, Fred
erick County, Va. by Rev J. R: Graham,
VIM. II. Hinton, Esq, of Clarke county, Va.
and Miss Sallie Lee, daughter of James Chip
ley, Esq, OF Newtown.
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. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. are the New York
Advertising Agents for This paper, and CON-
plete files Of it can be examined at their office
by any ons making application. This firm
has reduced advertising to more perfect sys
en- than has heretofore Seen known.
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ADVERTIMENTS
s O'CLOCK
nov. "a. Luz

rv.--- ---------- nov. "a, 4w.
w asenIIthEsD-;AGENTs, $50 per d.r1 ;.
SEWING Ne eael1ehbEated HOME ST SH GaTy T.
anal nsfs s 1s ssE 9S Eli a s sassr
ohnson sewing WI Machine in the market cheapest
Pa Cbi. olarke Co., Bo ton, Mas e' address.
o--cAgo, H., or ST. Louis, No. : 't's9eu our
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GEUNHtU.
a little daughter OF Mr. Morgan Wakemsn,
proprietor of FJfts Mouth Mills in Wars
rem Co. fed into the mil, race, several days
ago and was drowned.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12

we are endebt'ed to Mr. Barron for mess
Of fresh oysters. Mr.. B. keeps good oys
tars on hand at the lowest price. Call =.
his ss loon opposite the court house.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12

E.NvELoPs, Paper, Pens, Ink. PAPER Col
H lars, Pocket and Memorandum Book s
Combs, Perfumery, Lead Pencils, Fishing Lines.
Fish Hooks, Jews Harps, Harmonics, Cigar
Holders, Tooth Brushes, Collapsing TumbIes,
Children's Teething Rings, Children Ivory
Rattles. Gum Balls Marbles, penknives &c for
sale by j. f. SHERRY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12

Our farmers. for the last feF days have
been busily engaged in seeding. Most of
them have finished. They are generally
putting out large crops
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12
NEW ALI IA.

| NOTICE. tie 80
parry Il
THE, Ihe Board Of Directors hal
annual annual dividend Of three nee p,'
q notes held by the e Com !. I KS !,
ieglalng July LIST, lSc9 h. ,a' !,
o co - - the address OF I'olicv-I!
By order Of the Board Of u;
:. BY the above it will b. - - -.
5oilcy-holdcrs Of this Con, ! s !. !, .
~ ! a an9 as such are entitled
'n9 dlTMends or profits Of t '5,'
RicHl
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For tie Senate.

We are authorized to announce Cot. JAS. II
SIBERr as a candidate to represent the district
composed Of Shenandoah and Page, in the
Senate of the next General Assembly of Vir-
ginia
tie.
We are authorized to announce GEN. GILBERT
S.MEEN as candidate to represent the Counties
Of Page and Shenandoah in the Senate of the
next General Assembly of Virginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12

Mr.. William Boyers is pushing forward hi 9
furnace, a0d expects to have it in full blast
by next spriug.
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WHO can heafitI

" ITO CttEt Utat &C
Mr.. G. Gochenour has left at our Office an
apple measuring ~ inches in circumference.
II anybody can beat it, We would like to see
The apple.
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. ADVERTISEMENT 1's-
8o EVERY ONE

serih moving himself indebted 10 ~
9 onnt e3H in and see him sett 70 The sub
- I na Without 'elay. He needs your &C
tep pay MS debts. All who dsresard Ih re-; money
fce s' nisy eApectto find this c1a;na ms no.
Take Iyna . after waiting reasona ~ an Of
corS;o uIe notice and govern yonrsa time
-- W. II BARCFTn
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-10-12

Notice.
Ny protracted absence having created the
impression that have abandoned the pracs
ice Of my profession, desire 10 in form my
friends and the public generally, that I
have resumed practice and will in future give
t ny exclusive attention.
r CA3TDPFTT