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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
C.. S. SACVINET.
al e y sheriff of the parish OF Or4.aus


-'Gfs. " iO3Ss 1ihcftEe NeSSiS vs.. Alt&1E-
der Norton-Seyenth District Court 70, tie
T;.l isl ni Otlcans No $500.
EeY VIRTUE OF AW RlT OF SEIZURE AND SALE 70
Ed me directed by the Honorable the Seventh l.
court for tie parish of Orleans i'll the above
'ed eause. i'll proceed ~ sell at public auction 81
'ir Merchants and AUctioncers' Exchange, Hov.tl
e-i'tt. tween Canal and CuStomhouse streets ~
1T" second district III TINS city, on MONDAY. Pen
i.lT .. .8-i Ut twelve o'clock NJ, the 10 Ing
described property. ta-wit:
:. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
lrsi tlst~rt Of This cItv il rc square bounded ~
HiJ ID camp, Lafayette ah1 Magazine streets,
i,s twenty-five feet front On Girod stls : ty
cIo ti'udI"d end went ;-tiv,. feet in dcntf.
, JWC CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. W. Tho
ltc-roT'mcn1S thereon, situated i'll the SAD F-...
!.stuct OF this city, in said square tnl,Itfu ~
Gitoa, Camp, La,aN EFT ana Magazine street. 4Ad
iNels'.-ng each a American measure. twenty oue
ret t?out GG Magazine street, by one hlliCiyd al
:, ytHtv-oHt t'ct III de i1h
htlng tee -alro property which purchase 4
Ioo. a. pablic sale taeu So dc by 'uthrer- B.
It. then Marshal Of the United States Ter -
Eastern District of Louisiana. acting u1IGeg W.
~ t.tl fa"ids, 10 him directed by the NouoTab
the Eiret Court OF the United states for The S.ytr
Circuit and Eastern ui~tric; of Louisiana. "a tie
fifteenth iJv OF Man. lG66 and rendered IL. Tho
Uiat"r Of tn. OF the said Ale sander Enr-cn
stt&rler H. X V. iii and others, No. Pm 81. ~
d0".et a. said Court: which said sale has bee iuly
Circuit Count, IN book OF sales No. . pages ~ -
III, inclusive.
Seized IN the abov" suit
ierms-iash or the spot.
g. S. SAUNTNTT
i;.25 trl' IS Sheriff of the Parish OF oIiea-s
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IMPORTS.

Ep,1.H >.VTr.i.-.. VIA N..'x'. r.. ..J-
SHY. .ii!.ius.-4 1910 IL slt".e = t"i, t"" =.
b.ils l.s :. NIL. r..: h-i l. ..!,. !.'.' .Iu
sundric-
NOBlLE-S..a.u.. !.:r:..-inC bale. .o.:ru:. o..
pork and >l,i..;l.-
LiVELIU.!-Sg..:. .,..>a:".--osH $50.
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coNsTABIE'S SALES.


~. .,.,,,..x 70. A. Chcvalier-Third
i'Ist;c. Court for the parish OF oi'0'''''
1921. ,,, p.c1.s 70
ny VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF F1ERl F Aout.y at
* ,irarted hy the Honorable John +; hou ~ 81
i,,rJ ,I1stce of the Peace in and for fG
dr,.',- viii proceed to sell, on "Es 2o
Janaary g. 1871, at y NJ at my 1es,rised ,.,op-
So Bienvilie street, lhe ioi'o"Ae
erty .. TO os w,fI BALLOON. TACKLE AND APPAHEl'
SEC ~ rs hem thu, second and last an'ion,
VA, .i property viii he definitely "oJ','nc'tt"
IN. highest aud last bidder. for "i;tt J.. t,
tr;,r = Iu,.lyc months credit. tie purchase
si,-,.~ bond it'll good and solvent sc'7'f. - t'
~ il e per cent interest per anniih 'i''' 'S
,ia mtr.h.;ser shall have TO deduct and pay
y, casu The printing and Clerks fees ana 1919
n'ounti,.: "t"se'Aer 10 w 81. i.,i WEEK. v.
: lo2:.a Constable T,ird Justice CoNr..
g.. y. H,oxyu vs.. samuel PoIlard--efNh
justice Court, parish of Orleans No. 40. MN
NY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF FIERI FsClAS 10
II r. directed BY the Hem Charles =. : vtfs'
- Justice OF the Peace in and fel HE pa-lsi Oh Ni
,.,.us viii proceed 10 sell at public '.uo' o o
Washington street sstE.;" n,Gnui, ~ III =.
ONE Nuisance CART. ,,.,;.
sad IN the above entitled and nH'nt"i'" 80
'i.ru,,-,'asi. on the spot in United states ~,
7 JAMES MOOR.
az .G:, Constable Sixth justice S"tAT-.
4. To"ati-, Agent, 70 e ss s.: NJ fe"'''''''-
ryy VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FiEKi ~. 40
II 10 me directed by the Honorable W. 4. hs,ih,
,,-orG ms, it- If the Peace i'll and for lie lsf'sn
cf orleans shall proceed to sell at Hnhc aug 'oE'
or FIip4i January y. R1l, at II ocloek ~, q.
ii, warehouse, No. 2i6 Grod street t'e -'>'e'
TIM LOT "F H0CSEIioLD sFURNlTuRj, az per
;jv.ntoIy file ia my ONCE
Al. DAVEf:.
.7-5..- Constable Second Justice touft.
I'd. Tnor.p.on vs.. IS. K: Warner a;'d
" liam j. Stantord-First Justice :c"ii' P'.''
IN -: Or.raus. No. ti21.
Wy VIRTUE OF WRIT OF VEIL ".
II Ems 20 me directed by the Hon. r. >.
+, b,,e iirst Justice Of the Peace in ard jci Do
r:- ], OF Orleans will proceed t" sell - p2t'e
auction At No 81 Dryalts street on itf57hfh' >
,@,,,,.ry Il ~. at twelve O'Clock H.. l:e fCil""
! ur e.. sclited property, to wit $1,000
'Ti,E BUILDING No. 8. Dryadts street: s"e'N
.-;I.aul tIrlyier streets, First District
..Ig4d in the above "ntItltd SUIT.
- tn... DANIEL CROW LIZ,
81 ., Cons tab.e.
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:

Two .xpr,ss trains daily. On ard after MONDAY
January b. 1871. passenger trains will run az 'o
lows: Leave New ORLEANS, from the foot of C"uai
street. TOR Mobile and intermediate stailons III .
4 " and 3P NJ Arrive at Mobile at 2:20 and 900
=. NJ. Leave Mobile. from foot OF Government
street, for New Orleans and intermediate stations
ut 8!5 A. NJ and $50 p. VI. Arrive at New orleans
IT 2,o and go +, VI. Connections made AT Aopli'
by 4. NJ trains with Mobile and Ohio road TO-; ~.
Louis Chicago, Louisville, ana ALI! RON 4 >
VI. train With night express train % the ,-"'''
and Mon, go,lcry road for MontGcnH'ry -iilitnt';;
Augusta. savannah, JarkS"n>lr F'orlts' ava a.
,,;nts North East and West. Freight trains t:sc'l
way daily and freight Hceivrd at the foot Z" Ji'i'.
street before T. Vi. delivered at Mobile ealsV :!tAi
morning. Freight as low as By any other rcui''.
Fer through tickets further intoiln;tlo'i d. :"
rates OF freight. apply ut the company Once cor
ntr o! Camp and Common streets.
Y. K. EENDKI(k, General Sup-l1 Itent"Et.
N.w Orl.,r. I,;ru.. ~ 20 l8-I ~.
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fQR RENT.

~
ENGJe RENT. DESIRABLE FARM SITUATED
Il one mile from Amj:e City. on the Jackson
Railroad. containing TX acres III fruit trees, Oh"
acre III grapes HnL about ,,lty acres under fence
t,,o rood dN .'ine- lrt al necessary oTthniiding3
Apply TO X fRiItliaHD,
l2o6 ct No. 50 Carou,!.lc' street.
NOR RENT-CDTTON PLANTATION IN THE
l. Parish of ro!I!fc loHpee, al SlmiHsrort; no
acre. iucloscl ana ready for sultivation good
brick dweIlin ghouse and cabins foi labortrs;
cotton gin stables and NECESSARY UutbulldiHes Tor
MAKING a crop: land first class. Terms: ! 900
per anuu,n one hait payable in advance Apply 20
dcl5 s. SEYMOUR No. % Cnrnndelct street:
DOOMS TO RE<T'-UNE OR TWO FINE,
II large. airy, comfortably Furnished Rooms can
be had i'll JriH ate family. with OF without board
where the French and English languages are
spok. H. and free from the annoyance OF children
by applying at No. 81 st. Am street corner OF
ptrbi.r,iv The cars pass within few doors of
tI,a hnvs. 'Tar,,s worry moderate oc,o
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..L:tE MA.
a., .,:pITtr!!

B.i: more. ..lu'.r.
-n".:.. 30. - .eo-S;' .n-al 81. 81
rived in ,i., t..u has: q collision -: :i' .'"5'.
Nfyt,yc 20, boa. I. Z, J. t....,. "u !.hr";. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

CEPTOLINE OIL COMPANY.
IMPORTERS A,D DEALERS IN
Lamps. Lanterns and Chandeliers.
burners, Chimneya and Wic.i..
Shades, Globes and
Lamp Trimmings,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ncn-Explosive Oils and Portable Gas
Fluids.
Our first premium Portable Gas Lamps should be
examined by al who interested i'll light. Our
non ex plosive Septoiine OIL was again awarded the
first premium at the State Fair ot Alabama and for
light-giving qualities, safety and economy, stands
pre-eminently ahead Of any other oil in the South
ern States, increase i'll daily sales will
truthfuly attest. Country merchants and others
are requested to call and examine our large and
varied assortment OF Tampa and Lamp Trimming
Goods at
No. Is Dauphine Street,
Near Canal street New Orleans.
Do not forget the number.
Liberal discount to the trade. ial3t II
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NEW ORLEANS JANUARY a. 1871
STEAMSHIPS.

Nl1AMN0xI0
FOR BOSTON.
l+> TO SAIL SATURDAY. JANUARY
$50 %, at 6 P. M.-The fine Al steamship
E& HERCULES,
DOUGHTY, Commander.
Is now receiving at her wharf at Bulls Head
Ellis "f la.lin. signed through to Lowell. Law
renee and ChicOpee. For freight apply to
WILLIAM CREEPY, agent.
Corner Caron'ielet ant. 'iravier streets -,
follow and sail on her regular day. az6
FOR NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LIME.
Comprising the tirst-c!ass steamships
CRESCENr CITY. Captain George L. Sorto1'
GENERAL Captain ;ia.i'' A. w. sampson
UNITED STATES captain IL, D IL
MFsTFRE cp;a Il s s. eHf
EMILY B. soUDEK... Captain Miner B. C'owel!.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT The
-: steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS.
II. :. OF lex. Commander
Will leave her wharf. foot ot Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY, January ~, at 3 \. NJ.
These steamers have superior Accommodations
for passengers
Ste+race Passage. y
Bills OF ading signed through 70 Liverpool, Gas
cow Bremen and Hamburg. Though tickete .nI
trst-class aid steerage passengers tor Liverpool
and the Continent, connecting with GoI + Line Of
Steamers sailing fior New York every Wednesday
For freight or passage apply to
Low L LUDW!GSEN,
No. 100 Common street.
the steamship Gk%rE-,L MEADE VIII 'oi.ow
leaving OF! SATURDAY. February /, at 3. n.
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nOVER sTAMPING COMPANY,
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS,,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in every
description of stamped Tin Goods, Tinners Hard
ware, French Tinned Iron Wares, Japanned and
Enamsled Wares, Ice Cream Free1ers Stove 6hOvels
Walters, Foundry Supplies, Timers Tools and Ma
chines Coal Hods, Stove Polish. Black Lead, Rivets
Bars etc, RU4 If
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e. =. NACVINFT,
i,-.?. Sheriff Of the parish of C:,e:ns.
,,... {. r Oln,>tci vs.. Robert Pi.A'n---

VIE. s. r OInI~tcG vs.. I<Obtft Ei.N,E-..
H-v.i.rh District Court for the parish @ Or
.,us-So. 5Gli
-. VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF FIERI FsC-AS, 70
- H.. erected by the Honorable the StVerFa
Is,-.ict Court for The parish OF Orleans, ~ she
above el tied VIII proceed TO se'. pob' &c
.t.,t ion, At Ike Nj rciiants and AuctionteIs rN-
h,:..t. Hoy.i street. between Cana! and t'-ston-
nous streets in the Second District of this city 90
TUESDAY. February :. 1871 1T twelve q CLOCK M,
Il. GLOWING described property. to-w!t-
.tRTAtS JUDGMENT, rendered IL iaTOr OF
..tt,ll.t against T. L. Jacobs, in the Second Jus
= .o.r. fox the parish of Orleans and nuElpered
1879 u.i ~, docket oi said "onrt, ior T." III ~
y: .!i!e do. LAYS AID yve cents y ~,
:. YER 81 and ccets
~.iA, IN The above .Ht.
l.:r..--t asa the spot
C. $: SAUViNhr.
of the Parish OF OIi.a 9.
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CPECIAL Notice..
-. Louis, IRON Mountain and Scu'aern
Railroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To IT. Louis Chicago. Omaha, San Francisco, -
Paul, Kansas City Leavenworth, ST. JGS''i:
and all Points North, East and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave The View cre"is-
jackson and Great Northern R:.ilrCa-. l'.!.,.
daily, at A. NJ. and T. NJ.
IN iXPRkSS TRAIN leaves the foot Of Canal str'tt
daily at 6 \. NJ. via the New Orleans, Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad, making clos" c"iii''c-
,iois at Mobile with the Mob t and ONO II. y
road to all points North East ana West.
For tick.ts apply to
Ticket Agent New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad, corner Camp a'.! ColAnoi!
s;Icets, under City Hotel; or !"
W. bFUELL,
Ticket Agent View Orleans. Mobile iI,! Cha:' ar""a
Railroad. No. II" Common street, under -
Ch,rl.. Hotel.
III WISGFIELp,
General Superintendent. Agent ST. Louis, iyo:- Nom
TON and Southern Railroad. ia2'
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
riday, January y, 1877. )
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COTTON STATEMENT.

stock on hand Srl.euicr l. l87o-ba!cs 2G6et
Arrived since las. statenItl.t...... -'
Arr. Ell ,revio.sl y.............. 80 i'h-.1l ~
Total &c. $50
tIearrd'I i..v...-................. '.''i
Cleared preyjo; 3.25,9- 80 l9o
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25

NEW GOODS.
.inxiety for his reti,n, Every body waiting
for an expecting Bargains. We are author,
lied to state that on account of the recent
DECLINE OF GOODS
parties desiring to purchase would do well to
wait as long as possible. 1t is well known
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25
Chassis of va. OF the REFORMED Church

Chassis of va. or the REFORMED Church.
This body which held its regular annual
meeting in this place, the past week, after a
harmonious and pleasant session, adjourned
on Saturday evening last.
There were in attendance upon its sessions
Ten Ministers with a spending number
Of lay -iel3g ties, members Of Glass is besides
several advisory members from the Elder
ship of the various charges embraced within
s Classical Territory.
The opening session was preached on We'd
nesday evening by the Rev. NJ. L. Shuford
President OF last year, after which the organ
izaicn of Chassis was effected by the election
Of the Rev. John Lantz, of Augusta, Co. Va:
the Rev. H. ST. Jno. Rinker being continued
as Stated Clerk and Treasurer.
This Chassis dismissed to other classical
bodies during the year and at this meeting
four ordained ministers, and two Licenliates,
and received into its connection during tn,
same ;eriod FOUR ordained ministers and TOO
Iicentiat ESQ
This body has two Beneficiary students
under her care and there are several other
young men from this state and Wa. who
are preparing for the Gospel Ministry in the
Reformed Church.
She is giving missionary aid to the extent
Of two hundred dollars to feeble charges
within her bounds.
This Chassis raised during the year for the
| Benevolent operations of the church $418,57
ard has assessed UPON the congregations and
| charges under her care, for the ensuing year
$52t,No.
The pastoral reports, Which were read
before Chassis, whilst they presented the usual
! aspect of light and shade, gave evidence thar
the portion of The church represented by this
b ody is advancing in spiritual growth as
! we'll as in practical activity.
| The Chassis by. resolution rendered the
usual 70 lie Of thanks to the membership OF
| St. Pauls Church and TO the citizens of this
| place and vicinity, for the very kind hospi-
talitie5 enjoyed by its members, and also
passed the following resolution of thanks to
the authorities of the O. A. & NJ. Railroad,
| who kindly furnished It's members with free
return tickets; except such ministers as hold
the '.clcrgymans ticket issued by this com
| pany to a number of our ministers:
Resolved, that the thanks of this Chassis be
and hereby are given to the authorities o,
the o. A. & NJ. Railroad company for their
kindness in granting to tbs members Of this
Chassis, half fair tickets and that the Stated
Clerk communicate this resolution 10 tht
authorities Of said road
It's next annual meeting viii be held in the
| Reformed Church Of Mt. Crawford, Rocking
ham Co Va, on Wednesday before the 81
Sabbath in May 1872. r.
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III Orse Ri lis,
Printed in finest style, at the Herald Office
Proceedings Of the Memorial Associa
ton.

Proceedings of the Memorial Associa
At a meeting of the Woodstock Memorial
Association held at tao academy on Friday
evening May, 18th, 1871, the following
business was Transacted.
| Mrs. Bette Marshall was elected President
of the association. Misses Augusta Dosh
| Mary Scheffer, Mollie Gillock, Maggie Oft
Mary RodtGer and Bette Donaldson, Vice
| Presidents.
Miss Lucie A. OFT, Mrs. Julia Allen and
Miss Mary J. Williams, secretaries, Miss
Mamie Bird Treasurer
The following committee was appointed to
| draft Constitution and bylaws for the gov
ernment of the association; Judge Il. C.
Allen, j. C. Mckay, D. fl. Walton, Mrs. DR.
Borum and Mrs. Walton. Cont. TO report
next Friday evening.
Tie associa ton will meet in the Methodist
Church Saturday June Sd, at o'clock P. NJ.
There tile Grafton will be delivered by Vim.
| H. Efnger ESD, of Harrisonburg, Va.
The following Marshals were elected FOR
The occasion.
Judge Il. c. Allen, Chief Marshall Henry
Burner and Miss Maggie OFT, MarsLas for
the Methodist Grave Yard, |. II. B I'd and
Miss Ella Bu, her for the Episcopal Grave
Yard W 7. Williams ind Miss Hattie
,I!.er for HE Reiterated Grave Yard II. c..
tiagruder anL Miss Augusta Dosl for III. Lu
lberan.
The folloA;nS Committees were appointed :
Committee on Graves: Ii. B. Burner, Hugh
OF, and jro. Y. Haas.
Committee on Evergreens: Robert Hosiour
Elton Bird, Wm. FAINT, Ell. Frayel ami VIM
Bargelt.
Committee TO procure laurel: Wm
Donaldson, jr., J. ]. Speng Ter, Chas Williams,
and VIM. Dosh. jr.
Committee on Music Miss Hattie Miller
and Miss Maggie IJoshour.
.mmiltce to request suspension OF business,
Miss Molie OFT and Miss Laura engler
". I. WILLIAMS, Pres.
GEO. W. AlILEY, Sec.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25

Speeches of Senators Sumher & Shurz on
Tie foreign policy Of the administration.
The Ku KlGx il! Woodstock. Intense ex-
citement ii CONNER eel cities. Nelson gone
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25
Scripture and Science have met together
Genesis and Geology have kissed eacE other.
SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE

4 book of thrilling interest and greatest i'm,
portancc to every human being. The Papers
Pupits and People are all discussing the sub
iect and book, every man, woman Ind child
wants to read it. The long fierce war is ended.
and honorable peace secured, Science is true.
the 5ibl2 literal, pure and beautifal, both nov
satisfied, and firm friends. Gods work DAYS.
gives the very cream of scicnce, making its Thrill
ling realities, beauties, wonders and spdikling
gems hundred fold more interesting than
fiction. AGENTS WANTED. Exrerien-
ced Agents will drop other books and secure
territory Immediately. Address for circular
ZiGLER u McCURDT, I6 S. Sixth St. phla.
Apr. l3-4w. Pa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25
Horse & Cattle Show.

The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Soci-
ETY. at their meeting held il Winchester on
the 10Th day of Apr il last adopted a. list of
premiums which will be awarded at the horse
and cattle show to be held on Thursday and
Friday. LIST and End days of June: The of
fee rs. Of the Society have made application
to the Railroad Company to give visitors to
the horse and cattle show return tickets.
This will be good opportunity for persons
who wish to visit Winchester and see a fine
coll ection of fine stock
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25
Dead Beat.

Dead Beat.
An individual pretending 10 be an agen
for Forepaugh's menagerie and Circus stopped
at thi place, few days ago, stating that he
was day or two in advance of the Bill Pos
tiers &C. He proposed to contract for Bill
Boards go feet long, and 20 feet high. AT
ter cumming off the hotel keepers day or
two, he left for parts unknown.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25

esF~ About one thousand pounds of Bass
have been recently caught in Warren County
They are said TO be very numerous between
Wsston's Mill Dam and the Railroad Bridge.
If the proper measures would be taken by our
fthc,nen Ne could have a supply in our
branch of the river. We hope it will be
attended to during the present season.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25

Mr. Abraham IIsey, living near this place
met with n singular accident on Friday last
Ii was leading calf, having the rope in
one of his hands when the calf started 10 run
AMI by sudden jerk, cut of one of Mr.. H'S.
fingers, around which the rope bad become
entangled. The necessary surgical all was
rendered by Drs. Irwin and Triplett.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25
Assessor,
Town and County Affairs.

New Advertisements
Attention is called to the following
new advertisements, which appear in this
issue, for the first time.
b. Bird, Comm'r will sell real estate stu
ated on Narrow Tcssa&e, on June the 10Th,
before the Court House in Woodstock.
Pure Whistles for sale by Wilson and
Smith, Woodstock Va.
Order those samples. You need 'em. A
gift invariably ''tLrown in Sc John john
sons advertisement
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25

nay Arrangements have been made 10
organize another Sunday School on Cedar
Creek. library Of well selected books have
been purchased and The exercises Of til"
School will begin at once, 1t will be held at
Cedar Greek Church.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25

TERMS OF SILE:
AS much cash; as viii pay the costs, of sale
and the balance in three equal annual pay
ments, all to bear Interest from the day Of
sale. the purchaser or purchasers to execute
Bonds Will. good pursoral security, and a lien
to be retained i'll the Iced or deeds, as
additional security. i,
MARK BIRD.
nav At d s. Trustee and Com'ra
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Wy ON GT S
OF THE WORLD"

Over oAe thousand Illustrations. The largest
best selling, and most tract re subscription book
ever pub lishcd. One agent in Denver, Colorado,
sold loo copies in ! days. One agent in Miwau-
Der from 20 to 80 copies per Gay. Seud for Cir
culars, with terms at once. Address L. s. Pub
fishing Co., New York, Cincinnati Ohio, and
st. Louis, Mo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25

sSFThe first cat nj hdfac tured by the Wood
stock Manufacturing Co., was last week de-
liyered TO Patrick Hoar for whom it was
specially built. We learn that the Company
was only about ten days engaged in its con-
structIon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-05-25

U We publish in another column the Act
passed by the Legislature for the sale Of
tract of land belonging to the Trustees of
Strasburg Academy.
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apr. 20, ls7l.-jf.
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The community seems 10 appreciate the
enterprise of our neighbor, Z. Schmitt. if we
may judge by the crowds who are continually
surrounding his counter, refreshing them
selves with pure soda wafer 1t is Of excellent
quality. Try it for yourselves.
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kg Mr.. J. NJ. Ramey had eight sheep kill
ed by lightning last week. They were lying
under tree at the time, and strange TO say
the tree was not the ieast injured.
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BOOK NOTICES

With the June number Cooley closes its
forty first year.
Age seems to make it more beautiful and
youthful in appearance, ale its usefulness
increases with each number. The fashion
plates are splendid, the patterns valuable, and
the engravings beautiful
The literary department is full and is ex-
ceedingly diversified and interesting.
Tho Small Fruit Recorder for May, con-
tains valuable suggestions. No one will fail
in growing small fruits if they subscribe for
and read the Recorder,
Price only 81 per annum.
>, A. NJ. Purify, Palmyra, N. Y.
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Pic Mic.

The col ored Pic Mic will come off on Satur-
day next. They request their friends to
come with wei filed baskets. Tn, pleasures
of the day will be eniivcned by tournament.
which, we suppose, will be followed by the
coronation of the Queen of Love and Beauty.
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rEA. A large delegation of Thinkers pass
ed down on the train on Tuesday morning
last, on their way to Pennsylvania, to attend
the council.