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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-10
HOWE
Sewing Machine.

He will spare neither pains nor expense to
give his customers complete satisfaction.
DOES NOT CHARGE FIFTEEN DOLLARS
IN ADVANCE AS SOME RIVAL AGENTS
ARE DOING
oct. 10, IS72-6u
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-10
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN.
years, old, strayed from West Fort Noun
tain. He is Of roam color, and has no mark
A reasonable reward will be paid for his
recovery. Address me. at Toms Brook, oil
Shenandoah Herald Office in Woodstock.
oct. 10-2t. PETER F. COOLEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE
WORKS
And Land.

Mark Bird, Trustee. Complt vs.. Geo.
Hupp &C.. Defts in Chancery. Same Compl't
VS.. Carol DC. Def is In Chancerv.
BY virtue of decree rendered by the Iir-
cult Court Of Shenan ioah County, Va. on the
2Sth day ofAugust, 1872, the undersigned Conn
missioners o Sale will proceed 10 sell in from
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11th. 1872
(that being the first day of November Co.rt)
that Valuable Property, well known by the
name If
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
GLEANINGS.

A mass meeting will be held IN Monroe Vii
age Orange County under the auspices Of the Greeley
and Brown Republicans at o'clock this evening i 40
and Charles III. Winfield OF Goshen.
An Eighteenth Ward Greeley and Brown
Club was formed No. 800 Thrdaye., last evening.
Michael Purdy elected President and Harry s. Null
eda Secretary Nearly all the members mechanics,
and have never before been connected with political
club
A XIIIth Assembly District German Greeley
and Brown Campaign Club was formed last night at
Hepse's Hail. No. Ill seventh-ave, under the call of
the Provisional Committee Officers were elected and
committee appointed 70 arrange lor fatnoaoh meet
ing TO be held next Thursday evening.
The following are the permanent officers of
anew Second Ward Greeley and Brown Campaign Club:
President Patrick OWENS vIcePresdent, Morris Quin
arksoD. FINANCIAL Secretary John Callahan The Club
VIII meet every Saturday at No. lS6 Beekmanst.
In the notice of the raising of the fine
banner Of the Greeley and Brown Campaign Club In the
XVIIIth Assembly District, in Wednesdays TRIBUNE
there was an omission TO mention that the banner was
presented 10 the Club by the Hon H. o. egeI i9rmery
Minister in Central America, and more ialey CoihuiS
siOner in Peru
The Greeley and Brown Red Hot Campaign
Club Of the Seventh Ward is a strong organization with
over 400 active members. James oDonnel is President
Richard c. Walsh and Frank Leonard. Vice Presdents
L. Walsh, Secretary, and Charles Lndernan treasurer
campaign banner VIII DE raised next Week at tne
headquarters, No. is East Broadway.
The Greeley and Brown Amnesty Club of
the XXIst Assembly District organized last Wednes
day evening at odd Fellows Hail. In seeondaye.,
Eighty secOndst., with large membership. The follow
ing are the officers: VIM. Hebberd, President; Vim. j.
Bell and John Thea, Vice-Presldents Edward McCaDs
Treasuref Jacob 5eaDOld aud John H. Renner SecetA-
ries
Gen. Banks was in this city, yesterday, and
received hearty congratulations from prominent Liberal
Republicans He expressed Willingness to enter i'm
med,atey into the canvass for Reform and response
TO request that he should speak IN ms city soon said
q am IN your hands gentlemen. Make the best OF
me that You can" IL is understood that he VIII make
an address this city within few weeks and that his
subject will be financial policy OF the Administration.
Many prominent Germans connected with
the Democratic Union Association OF the Sixth and Four
teenh Wards have organized, at No l0i Bowery Gree
ley and Brown Campaign Club OF the iiId Assembly
District The Club numbers 70 members. The Following
are the officers: Henry Peters, PrYident hchsid
Knabe First VIcePresideDt; CHRISTIAN Stegner, 9eeOnu
Vice -President Henry H. Sales, Secretary; william
Krumweiler, Treasurer; Edward Peters, sergcanthC
Arms; Henfy Mulbach, Charles Weiss c. LuttsohwaSor
Trustees,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Rev. DR.. Newman now delivers cam
paign sermons.
Senator Easement of Ohio is authority for
tho statement that Greeley will carry Lake County In
that State.
Cara, Kansas, which contains but 10 Demo-
cras has been thoroughly canyassed and shows co ma
jority for Greeley. ---.
The Hon. j. O. Shackleford of Tennessee,
who had been proposed as Grant Republican eleotor,
declares for Greeley.
Gen. I. r. Sherwood, the Grant candidate
for Congress from Toledo Ohio said to bo poet He
writes verse against time." .
Greeley Hall, at Evansville, Ind, was dedi-
Gated, on Tuesday night, with speeches by Judge
Niblack Col. Williams, and others
A Greeley Club in Kansas advertises for
cannon weighing $50 pounds. They do not mean to be
behindhand with the November salutes
Gen. Philip Sheridan is reported by The
Watertopn (N W Dispatch to have peremptorily re-
fused TO address the Grant meeting that city, on Mon
day last.
The Hon. w. II. Sbankland, late Republican
Justice Of Supreme Court In the With District New
York IA President of tho Greeley aud Brown Club Of
Cortland.
Franklin County, Vt, now figures majority
for Greeley East Highgate is called the banner town.
as It contains but two Grant men, one OF whom is
wayeriDg
The Hon. Charles A. Eldridge, writing to a
friend says: have for one moment thought OF
supporting Grant All such stories are lies made out 9
whole CLOTH am for Greeley now WIN NY "Ho'0
heart"
= The Hon. VIM. T. Scott of Corydon, Ind,
Secretary Of the Harrison County Grant Republican
Committee resigns his place and declares for Greeley
and Brown 1t is claimed that 100 Republicans oil the
county will support the Liberal ticket.
A largo crowd of people greeted Senator
schurz and Upton as they passed through Richmond
Yesterday An effort was made 10 induce Senator
Schurz to stop address the citizens Of the oty but
previous engagements prevented him from doing so.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
LAWLESSNESS IN MARYLAND.
LYNCH LAW IN CECIL coUYTY-AN INcENDIARY
HANGED.

LYNCH LAW IN CECIL CoUSTY-AN INcENDIARY
HANGED.
BALTIMORE, Aug. IA letter from Elkton,
Cecil County Nd states that on Sunday night last the
house OF Mr. Griffith was totally destroyed by fire. the
family barely escaping from tho flames.
On Monday, three negroes-John Jones, his son. and
another-were arrested in Cecil County charged "itn
setting fire to the house, ard had hearing before
ooistrae During the examination, soon after the son
Of the negro Jones confessed that his father and he went
tooetber and fixed the material when the son ran away
leaving his father to set the fire.
On Monday night about 10 o'clock. while the negroes
vere being taken to the Jail at Ekton In charge OF
constable party of 10 or 20 men, in disguise took the
prisoners from the officer and hanged John Jones 10
,roo where the body was found suspended Tuesday
norn,ng The fate OF the other negroes Is unknown.
Tho letter adds that Jones was discharged from the
cmpoy of Mr. Griffith Saturday last and, on leaving
used threatening language.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
FIRES.
AT FRANKLIN, MAssACHUsErrs-AN ACADEMY
BURNED.

AT FRANKLIN, MAssACHUsErTS-AN ACADEMY
BURNED.
BOSTON, Aug. 1.-The Dean Academy, In
Franklin Mass totally destroyed by fire. last night
The total loss will amount to $4,000 The building.
grounds and apparatus originally cost s2OOOo The fire
ia supposed TO have been accidentally caused by
plumbers who had been at work about the building The
entire philosophical and chemical apparatus ahd the
cabinet were saved together with most OF the pianos
and furniture Of the parors and reception rooms The
total insurance on the Academy is s1O6OOO, OF which
$40 100 Is in the Homo and 800 in the Citizens and In
fernationl Companies OF New-YOrk The balance ls
mosly IN Massachusetts offices. At meeting OF the
trnsees to-day 1t resolved that the Academy SHAH
be Immediately rebuilt and IL was announced that the
school will be continued.
AT BALTIMORE - WHOLESALE WAREHOUSES;
DAMAGED.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-The fire in the whole
sale warehouse Of Drost & Jordan No. 27O West Bat
morest last night involves loss to that firm OF sSOOo
which is covered by $4,000 insurance in home companies
and 900 each In the Imperial of London and tho Inter-
national offices In New-York The wholesale ware
houses of Hoander Prechel, adjoining on the west,
and Leonard Parsons on the east, were considerably
damaged by water Their losses not yet ascertaned
but arefy covered by insurance In York and home
oomnanes The Fire Commissioner estimates the total
damage TO the stocks 1000 All three OF the houses
we're heavy dealers in fancy goods toys, &C. Inc DuId
ing occunied DrOst & Jordan Is damaged tWVi
covered by insurance In home ofnces.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

sAILBY-on Thursday August 1872. Harry Bailey ofHoa,
FuSsls S sIq o% H1tSs the residence parents w.o.
West On s'Ss, 4 s,ross asss' ,s &
EWBAYK-In Flushing L. THURSDAY morning: August 1871.
Maria obsO James Ewbank and daughter Of The late "s~
Ry and friends are invited to attend s. aogvs
Church. Fushng, saturday. August ), at Up ~
HARD bis residence Orange n J Thursday LIST INST Bsdsy
O arm Of Bradley Hard Coz in the 18th yeN Of hs
Funeral services will residence of his
No 3s Grsndsys erookn On sTd ss n o ,ssa
HoRTON-On Thuay se lingering lness. hiss Char
iotte Horton in the s2d year Of her age q
niece Nrs e. r. Ssmmis. respectfully in attend ne
funeral saturday August D. asp fOm be- de''s' S<
HUBBARD-A Llchseld. Conn. Tuesday aisrn ay 10 Hos"
The n m vi" BE- rom St MchAes Church Lsei SATURDAY a,
LywTs-suaden a, sOuh.mptoo L. wednesday Jql u th'
M year Of age Mara widow Of he a aonei Lewis
ana daughter the late John T. Champa Of TN, CITY
Muroes are invited the funeral from his residence Nc ~
Pih-sve Friday August O. at 10 o'clock m "a'a' 'aI""
notice.
IIyNGsToN-he funeral Livingston Livingston .he dt
Rome & viii .as R Mo S rae STssi Il Ts G
Relatives respectfully requested to attend without fur
oINRYon Wednesday morning. July 81 HoO Jesse olaey TIE Tes
Funeral TO place from his late residence Su'''' Conn., ''
Hartford and New Haven papers please cOpy.
RoBBRTs-0n Tuesday evening 3Oth nst MARY Roberts, vide"
The Of the family and Of Der sons Aet'1ss sas @ &
late resdeSe l11 East ouehuudred sndweO ' h'f'
lem 90 Friday att o'clock
scoTr "Wednesday 3lst u Ann eHct Henry Scott
the I s1 ,O ae are respectful, invited TO attend funeral
from her late residence lS Prince st., on Sunday August
O'Clock ?.
rALLMAN-x,te Ford daughter Geo and pr'nes r'nn '
Pans from the Of her parents 2is E. .ss
twelnht, Sunday, August aisp M fns'd' o. 'oe '" ~
spectfuly invited TO attend .,
TRussAt Cu,chOsus L. L. on Tuesday mOrnns Jnly % Csyr.
Louise infant Of Isaac " and LYDIA Truss .soa "-
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

comes from your fields your forests your mars, your
schools and from where religion points er sPaoe
yenward-a man Of truth. integrity, anu ttt
Sontlemen such ia your candidate and alongside OF MN
ia that chivalrous. noble, bold man VINO ms "voy
igned with enthusiasm the native ardor Oh tne
r. (Iratz Brown. (ApplauseJ with such men i,ro Ior
your sandardbearers there Is no possluy VI rha one
- nersI array assembled 10 count their losses, the
sum for their arithmetic is How many Ms & HhSsie
cSer tbe result mt Gentlemen It Is like whstng at
funeral ON the Other side we have the festlyo array
not Who have left us q" And thus we have the CON
trast OF n funeral among our aovfelrsiII'' "
riage feast among ourselves. lAppauSoI
campaign song, "Carry the News to greeley was was
sung after which the meeting aoDournou VIII" '"''
cheers for Greeley and Brown
THE TAMMANY COMMITTEES.
The Tammany Hall General Committee
hold regular meeting last evening John W. Chanef
nresidipr. The Standing Committees for 1872 were
announced as follows: -.
Finapce-John Kelly Chairman; II. F. Clark, JerC'D @
Buck Timothy Brennan, Edward Burke, samhei D. ~"
Oe CcrTesponde1ces L. NJ Barlow Chairman; IoSfna S8Rn
Tyler Kelly, NJ J. shandley FeSdoIo SerSon'
Haturazaton@James G. Spencer Chairman; rr;,S 4; o.
Campbell, Henry A. Gum6leton Sonh nm, " w Sook
Printing-NelsOn W. Young. Chairman iaa William p,o H
Conner, Seth Douglass, Memo Dienenaori' ihona'
son, James T. King, Ambrose ONem' -,
The resignation of exJudge Thomas W. Cerke OF the
XVIth District was received and referred to the Com
mttee on Organization. Jerome Buck was chosen Oor
responding Secretary the Committee on Organization
The Committee then adjourned to meet on the nts'
Thursday In September
The Hon. John Kelly, Chairman Of the Subcommittee
having in charge the preparations for mass meeting 10
ratify the nominations of tho Baltimore th
states that received favorable responses ron ce
Chairmen of the Liberal Republican hatonai o"iv ~,
cratic, and German Democratic Union Oonhatr' ah teo
whom extended invitations TO cooperate WIN 'po
TammanY Society.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
GEN BANKS DECLARES FOR GREELEY.

GEN. BANKS DECLARES FOR GREELEY.
ma. DUTY TO HIMSELF AND HIS COUNTRY RE-
oUIRRs HIM TO SUPPORT THB LIBERAL TICKET.
BOSTON, Aug. 1.-The rumors Of the detection of
Gen. Banks from the support Of Grant and Wilson
are confirmed by tho following letter 1870
BOSTON, July 81, 1871 h
Dv.pS SIR. T bave the honsr to acknowledge by
tb;s note in addition 20 our conversation to-day the
receipt Of your invitation to address the ctizens OF
Lynn. Thursday evening in support of the reelection
of President Grant and the policy OF his Admins
tration.
No invitation could have greater weight with mo
from any part of the county, nor from any portion
of nv fellov-citizens and it gives me pleasure 10
you that nothing could be added to your sug
eestions. as the representative OF the citizens oil
Lynn. TO induce me to accede to the request Inelr
kindness to me many years since Is acohlihung lne
remem brance and nothing would give mo greater
satisfaction than to renew my associations with
them. But | regret to say that am not in accord
with them in regard to the Presidential canvass.
Aoainst NV wishes and my personal interest am
compeled TO believe and to say that the perpetua-
tion of the present policy o! the Government is not
FOR the advantage of the 0untry, and that 1T Will
not tend to establish its former peace and prosperity
nor TO promote the Interests of any class OF citizens
No personal feeling of anycharaeter enters into this
Judgment 1T Is IN Wow d BcneIai piinClpIcs ahu
publo interests alone that adopt this conclusion.
The unity of the masses Of the people OF all
parties sections and in support of the grand
results of the war is indispensable to the permanent
establishment and the common recognition Of these
results 1t can be secured by no other means; we
shall all be forced to this conclusion later.
This united action upon tbs basis has been the hope
of nv life. fervently desired it during the war,
and in the reconstruction If State Governments sub
seouent to the war; believe it Is now rendered to
us IN good faith in the nomination of Mr.. Greeley,
and, for one, cannot reject it. 1t was what de-
sired. and its oonsummabOn, although sudden and
startling, does not alarn me. My duty to myself
and my country requires me to give him my sup
mort. / cannot advocate before your friends diff
ferent course which neither my judgment nor my
heart approves.
1t GROVES me most deeply to separate myself from
anv one of those with whom have been so long as
sociated and to whom am so greatly indebted, but
believe that the result will justify my action, give
to the country that peace and prosperity which Is
the object of all our labors and to every ct-
zen the civil and political equality and freedom
which was won by tho sacrifice of SO many valued
lives. Accept assurances Of my lasting friendship
and esteem and believe me yours, &C.,
n. =. BANKS.
Jas. s. Lewes, esq, Chairman Republican General
Committee, Lynn, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

ing 10 he tarred and featbered The paragraph rather
sperfuously adds "TBE TRIBUNE should not ieno lts
columns TO such trash and II it possesses any res". "
Of it's ancient character it will correct the satemeht
speaker Blaine should not resort 20 such mnciv Ways
accomplishing very simple matter snd IL ne poS%seg7s %
Of 10 again.
The Nepark Daily Journal, commenting Cd
the adoption by Grant in that city OF the oe
insinuatons Of The Nev- York Times against GOV
Randolph. offers, II that paper will make distinct
charge, by which II shall become legally Responsible 20
pay upon satisfactory proof within thirty days TO
Thomas Kinney ase- Gsorge Peters of that city. nye
thousand dollars TO any hospital fund Of the city pro
vided that tho amount shall be forfeited by the
author and publisher Of the charges II they fail TO SUB
stantate them The Journal 10 In earnest and insists
that these sanderers by in2utaton shall either cash
ND " or cork up"
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
SUMNER AND THE COLoRED MEN.

SEVERAL COLORED CITIZENS PROMPTLY AN
swER THE CHALLENGE OF THE ADMINS
TRATION ORGAN-THEY TAKE THE SENA-
TORS MOTTO AS THEIR OWN.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE IRgBUsE.I
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The National Repub-
lica of this morning having stated that cOlored man
in the city will accept Senator Summers advice or ap-
provo his course, nunlbsr Of leading coored men
have addressed tho following otter to the editor Of that
paper: u.
We the undersigned having read the following III your
issue of this morning namely: I'VE have not yet seen
or heard of coored In this city who will accept
his Mr. Summers, advice or approve is course ana We
hereby throw columns open TO all who desire 10 an
nounce that they will be guided by his advice, or wish
others TO be guided by it, meaning the Hon. Charles
Sumner therefore willing not only TO announce,
bu TO affirm readiness TO accept hsadyice and follow
his teachings Knowing as well as We what he has
done for us people, long before the editor OF me
Republican had made up his mind 70 become one or the
number of our many friends. We therefore declare
his motto be ours "Unity OF the Republic. Equal
rights TO all, and reconciliation"
DAVID FISHER, Sec.
W H. A. Wormley Geo. ID. johnson, John H. Butler,lr,
J. j. Ketchum, X. w. ThOmpkins, William D. wilson,
John A. Gray Z. A. Fleetwood H. NJ bfOWn'
James WOrmley,
The above names include OF the leading colored
men of the District. They well known here not only
as men OF intelligence but men OF property.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
THE WR1THER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Orrtoe OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WIsuIEaToH, ID. c.. Aug. 2, l872-l a. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OffIckk'
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug 2 lS72-l a. w.
Synopsis for the Dos toehiuIo~ Asw.
Clearing weather with rising barometer pre-
Gs i'm the Middle states. with FOG and~southery 70
westerly winds. 80, IL, a.aos and easterly
threatening weather, with rain areas anu @ ~,
Gulf with westerly and westerly %S&s MnaS ana
the south Atlantic States with ,na nnper
lakes and southwark 10 the Ohio valley westerly "u mus
on ihe upper Mississippi valley ana weS'""ru WIZ" P
TALLY cloudy weather. nm,
,,oo aLe Michigan TO Lake Ontario and soutnWh,,u
~ nhin Valley clear weather and north wesiery
Winds extending on Friday morning eaS'""U
winds clearing weather IN tne ou ,
and south Atlantic states partly CLOUDY ,,h ta"9
Northwest aud Upper Mississippi Nanoy' WV"
h,rntoetef o Friday.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
TrLEaRAPHIC NOTES.

John Hensler shot his wifes paramour. Wednes-
i.y night al Rochester, and then killed himself
The Southern Dental Association, which has
hen session al for three days, adjourned yesterday q"
meet next July in Baltimore.
A determined effort il is said will be made to
tbe Mace o Bawin pzefgh announced to take place near
frcdeTick ksburg Va. WITHIN two weeks
IA dispatch from ST Catharlhes Cansu9 ma W.,o1 nS
& -, secoau, Of the scarcity The water ow but n'sa
imuele
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
TRANSFORMATION IN OREGON.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-The North Pacific
rapsportaon Company has sold its steamers and bust
ness from San Francisco to Portland Victoria and ska
TO the Oregon Steamship Company new organization
The latter Company has also bought all the steamers on
~ w,uanatte River IL is understood that this pur-
aho 4. in the interest OF the Oregon and California
Raroad Company and that all receipts ara to go TO pay
tha nteres Il on its bonded Indebtedness Inc oregon
one Una Teiiforna Railroad Company practically CONTROL
now ali the land and water transportation 10 anu o M
and in Oregon, and the payment OF tue iheres on ''
doht IA assured.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Mixed SSc White, 6Id6s Hay-Phne s2ids Choice sSS
S27 So DALI offering SlJ 80 Bacon hrmer oeo,
drs 7lc; Sde si9Oe doll at 5e Lard 6mer. Rehnea
eces 81 a9ic; Kegs Ol9llc sngsr easr Good 20 fsT s
iO9iO Other articles unchanged BEchuge Sterling I6i SeE
York sight premium God, 4t ..z.u.. q. -, =.
MEsPHTs Aug Flour frBer at % @0S9 20 Corn que,
quiet 400e Bacon steady shouiaers "a
7ie Clear Sides, sIa9ic. Lard sigleic Pors nom.n A.,
AlplsY Aug -Whea and what little there vas 10 ms
market was Iep up at prices Rye quiet Oats steady eas
ToLHDo Aug Pour quiet and unchaoset Wee ase' saa % w
chsngcd No white NciIan si ST. Amber MEXICAN ~ Us.
eli ssI a. Aagu,t sl OIesl Il buyer september sl y No
Amber Illinois. 81 6 closed 81 S. No Winter Req 81 so sss
tember, 81 a. No Winter Red 81 20 August 81 N1s. "
Corn dull unchangct High Mred tSet8s osyer Aagus
seller August ts Michigan 4sc smsge6 Ss os" Yes '
Peh. firm to Buffalo taiic; 70 ossego sds to knson 20
Flour bush Wheat ZOO bush Corn
bush Data shpmsntsOo bush Wheat, 1000 ba'h Oo' ''""
bush
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
, CONTESTED ELECTION IN CANADA.

KINGSTON, Ont, Aug. 1.-THE. first contested
election for member Of the next Dominion Parliament
took place here today betweeniSr John A. macDonalu'
n premier Of the Dominion, and John Carruthers The
-, ororgetic exertions wero made on both sides, and
noarlv the entire vote OF the city was polled Ine
pTemier was elected by majority OF l3l ThrOughOut
h conn,ry the interest manifested In the result was
nost Intense This tho twelfth time Sir John has been
1Tned Tor Kingston which he has represented for 20