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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

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uommsssins THuRsB Az. Hpri Z, isG
Goods, consisting o. West of Rnglapd, French and
German broad eud nAtrQW wgolsn Cloths, AL shades
Tveeds and OAasimsresi fprbact, Mosooy ard Es,
1e' Az. soosoh. froneb md o.snaa P.iSiy. oass.
mere oueensand and other fashionable and desirable
hhagia Dress Goods In great variety, suoh Black
and Oolotei hnt, satins, tTish Gnd Lyops Popllns
All.vool Mefino., pel.inss, SAtssu Cloths, ssrsss
elegant Imported fiaids Alpaoaa, Empress Ooihs
Ae., 40, Avsu roh and rare A.sortmsnt q LSobs
MIA Nelyets. Nelvetaens and me Sin Plush Suiunsa
yarda vide, A large line of knglish and Amsfiean
RlAnksts, flAnues, ladies'. osnts ard uhildren's
we'll selected stock % Nslvsta. Brusssa, iddsrins
Tor, Tapestry and lnFrAin oaTpsiipEa Houss RuRp,
other Linens. ao, from medium to hne.t Imported
ant variety Of other goods uumero to msnti
Sals 70 from dsT 70 day un Tho entire stock
disposed Of. be whole N be sold without reserve
a. m, y and PIN. Ap9lm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
BASRSh~ BRASisSf Z ha{$f T;o;,::. ;:;
nv %. H.. NVkRNRR, Heal Rsiate BTeLer
Dand Anotionear, No, 71g seventh s.rsot, between
q sod II.


TRgssTEEs Ty SALE o. DssrRARLE 3 two STORY
STREET sOUrHWRSr.
yr us Of deed ei ,Ius. 70 dated AnEn.. istb,
ISL, and day recorded In libsr No 6t folio &C. oaa
Of the land records for WAahinnou county, Diattot Of
Columbia and = the request o. the party hsrsbl "a
cuned will sell ~ puhii0 auction, the promises.
on TUESDAY, Aprl ~. isd1, a. $3.50 o'clock. 10
the highest bidder. ot ~, In Todd and uuunslra r.
naedod subdviaon OF square t51, together with the
Terms viii 20 made Known on the day Of sli', sinO
down when the properly 10 struok o. Title perieet
10 oase the terms are not complied with 10 days
after ale the propary will be resold at the risk and
cost Of tho defaulunG purchaser. Stamps aud con
veJanoing At the coat % the purchaser.
PpkkSSRss9h pkkSSRss9hk I; n EAII23kk' EsATII23kk'sKy Trustees.
ATaso4ds N. WARMER, Anet
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

y WAHHTNNr rDN, ID. W. MaToh 2, ED,
On the petition at y. N. zoos. Of MGnshsld.
Ohio PRAYING t9t the sE,sasioS e patent Er.nsd o
9Itn dLs n Deosm ber, i-5e for improvement In
Pans ior ksaperNtinE Cane Juice; Y"
IL a ordered thsl q teatimony In the be closed
sn the alst day of M lsFt; tpAt the tns iof d.
Ing arguments Gnd the kEAmlasyi report DO limited
the 9lst day Of hag neIt aud that 'sal p9tiuon be
heard on ths 9Th dAY Of Jnns neIt. O..
AuI psrson may oPposS this etiensian.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
Building Materials
DOORsi
DOOltsi

DooRs' DooRs'
Just IeoelVed. a large invoice Of No. 1 DOORS.
various aiEea.
Ths Cheapest Place 10 to.n 70 buy DOORS, SASH,
BLINDS. BUtLDkRs HARDWARE, Ae.
tEBUILDERB DFPOT-2OJ ssyouth ,tr,st
northwest, opposite Centre Market
ap2-9v PERRY OoLMAN.
u MARBLE AND SLATE MANrEIS,
now sailing ~ reduoed prices for cash al WM RUTH.
hhfOkDs hArbls worka. north strset and New
Hork avenue near the TreAsuEgpglldlnE. mJiaiJ
4 ,InIRi LME'; LIMEii;
BRsT wooD.BuRNT LINZ.
81 PKR BBL DELIVERED.
TH0MAS FAHKY,
mh9en Corner oi Tepth street west aud Canal.
MOST OoMPLErF srOOk IN TAX orrY oR
Vu Paints, Ous Loads. ulAsa, Ao. loS tor cash, At
ny store ial1 streel near rhirtsouth. kul AIsrt.
mJisiJ wa. RUTHERFORD
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
BY n. II. wAsSEa; "a EI.;, Real Estate Broker
7lO ssyonth atreet. between O and Il.

sfRKfr, TWEEN o Akp i sfltkST.
-, By virtue Of . deed OF trust TO uu, dated
IN August 10, Is7l, and duly recorded in ilbsr 6S4
11follo t8, one Of The land records Of Washington
the party secured thereby. vs will soil, st public
tlop, 10 The highest bidder, OF MONDAY, April ~,
10 RsdfsIns subdivision Of square iaa toesthsr with
the improvements thereon.
down when the property 10 struck o. Ti's perfect
In the torms are not complied With Ia ssNea days
AftSr aAls the property will be resold risk
ooat Of the defAultinE purchaser. stamps Aad con
veyanolbH At cost Of the purchaser
AhSul9h,,I AAhSule9h, Il " kATT2NSs ksATTI29NNS Trustees
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
URITkD STATES PATENT oFFIoE.

" WAHnnaror, ID. o., March -, ls7a
On the petition Of IhA h. OABH, Of New York, n ".
prAJinH Tor The extension Of pAtsut granted 10 him
ou The nth dAy OF july isbs. for Improvement 10
p Atea for burglar Proof Sales
Il IL ordered that the testimony 10 tha case bo closed
the 18th dAy Of June merit; that the for ding
arguments and The Htnminsr's report bs limited %
heard 90 I6s iOth dsJ Of Jely merit
mhls Th8t AZ, ID, u.GG R1'r, Conn 1aiOnsF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

The MAN IN THE IRoN MASK; Dana's In.
iormaut.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

ogE, nsosIEIossI ROSEWOOD oAsE PLANO
hRRfrh sssVssssp pQ2ggbAygI l. so OREsioa VAL
T4kgE sgfgGi5E MshbIt roe TsBI.Es.
sSsqS s5ss BdRTsls RtsIt w9fSPi ss ss
YSsNiSE SlSSssgE thi6Ri s.SSh.s . yiSg, sE;
AND PEDgarAls HEVFRkL sIPRKioR
gHs2A99s, fIsE BRtiSSE !, n Is "a RRFTs iSii
MAENur MARRLE: rQP oHAMBEn SUITES,
MAIMuT WAhDHOBES, OAK MARBLFsrOP
MUTE 1INE HAIR MATTREssKs, SUPERIOR
kpRlhM uHpERBFDS, SUP PRRtOR fRAi HRR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
LIMITED sTATKs PATENT 0pEJOE,

" ~ o wiansafos. B. e.. Zach II, 1874.
On the petition Of MARnrTE sMIrH, o. Ithaca,
New York, AdmlnisltatrtK Of George r. Smith, de
70 the said usorgs r. Smith on the Slth day o. july
s6s. and Tsissusd the 18th day Of December is61
Tor an improy emsnt in Railway bNitehsai
IL oEfnFed that the Testimony In the be closed
on the Ma asK Of yaae psIt that the time
limited 70 the 18TH day of yun9Ps aud that said
pe.itlon DO heard on the "a DAY o. Dab RSEt'
Ap(Th1W w. ID. LRuGH1tr, Com m lasloaAs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
Auction Sales.
lSn ~ y. M aan Si A''',',.',. .,

nv Wal. o.. NVAIIt a. 90, Auctisueers.
- -. lev Marble bnildioF,
LARGO hND ATTRAurtyR PERRMPToRY
VIolOkN,, LY!vlks tr-, NV kLRy, uluSTERs
AND hOLlfAtRF nfN0s, STUDS AND EAH.
RINGS. PEAkl. OARNFT, OPAL, RUBY,
OnYN, AND OTHENktTs, STUDS, sLEi w.
BUTltlNN, HHAUHftErs, Ac. -.
On THURSDAY aad IllID Ay MORNINGS, Apti
landt9 comm snoinG II . o'ecck, ul veil vithin
our aie oom, the entifs stock nfJaeeiry,A OF Eew
Yofh hrm, valued atover seun, al of vhich vii be
and positively vthout Lesstye kvery aftioio euAt,
antrad - steprasented. The atnck compftfes-
Hupsfb Clnststa and Solitaire Dautouda, In HinEs,
Pins, Easrings aud uds, Braoele's B.ouohes, 40,
Rich IA kafAt told fsNelry set with Pearls hubies
Amethyists, CORAL, Kmsralds, aud other precious
Atohse, In every va'tstg Of Artistc monntinga
fthe Ciold Huntlng and Open-fAce Diamond and
Fuamelsd wstehss, by ali the most celebrated Swiss,
kngiiah aad American mAkers, &c.
We call special teptlou Of buJe-s 70 tbs above
lale, A. the stock l. from one o. the largest inportng
houses In the county, CataloGuea viii be ready aud
goods on exhibition "wednesday, Aptn 10. .
alaN W. l. WALL 4 90. Auotloucers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

" WAaHEoToN, D. O., March u, ls79.
On tvs petition Of PHILos b. 1TLkR, II New Haven
goanJ WnLIAM Josf. n spnnEhsid, Ms. and
" lAnD VI springfield Mas, AdmlnistTAtoTa u Bsu.
iamin iAthrop, dsasased prang for the eLtsnsoulof
pAtent gfaSlsd % phllps b. Tyler, William Jahs.
and the sAld BsajAnin LathToPj oa the "a dsJ Of
JlBe. lbs for 40 fmpFoyuinont IL RyetinE Machines
on the Hist dJ o. Nay holt that the time Tor
hlnE aIgumsnta aud the hKAmlners report bs hmltsg
heard on the bth daT Of June nsIL
Any psssoa may opp9sS 'hi, ~, e ssispEon. ,,,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

+ u Il A X 80 ID A
AND
NJ / N + II A l. w A T 4 X s
on DRAUGHr
MILBURN'S DRUG STORE.
53t rnesnih street, Opposite Treasury.
EREEOnIAN'a SAVINGS
IL AND
TRUST COMPANY,
BANKING HOUSE, 1907 PENNSYLVANIA Av.
RNUR. OPPOSITE THE TREASURY,
Pay. . Ps. cent; iptsr.s,, HssLnaioE sI.t q s.Sh
O.ii or ssOd for ! copy oF the rules fssa.
ITNIrRD STATES PATENT OFFIoE,
" -. WAsHtsdIos, ID. o.. April .. ls,a.
Nee Y x, praJlns Tor The eIiensien Of = psteai
granted 10 him the 6th day Of July. ISIS Tor an
Ii orsred that tbs ~ the case bs closed
90 tho 18th day OF June merit That tha tlm- for
hint srEu@ehL. and the " Sml9eI report be lmIted
heard on the 18Th day Of June bsIt.
AIy gsEssn may pPRo-;r ;ks.sf ses ;1SIn'SS
n NITKD srATEs PATENr OFFIoK,
" wAIHISarOE, d. O.. ApHl 4, Ma
Ga he petition o. hsISEi.n ~, b SMITH Of smith,
% "saT Ss hS ,S' 81 .S S paIIS, oi
Improvement IN Arrangement q Devices for PlahinE
III ordered that the testimony In the case be oossd
| 90 the tth day Of June bsIt; that the tins fol
GnE Arsumsnts And the kIaminsr's report he limited
heard on The istS DAY q Jsas nsIt -' '- '''" ~
spiFSSsD may PEI GsGGRfF "a iTF.iSei SSiaml..ooor
| II IRIrED STATES PATRNT oFYIoE,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14
The General preparation Bill for
the Year.

The joint committee of the two houses
of;the General Assembly on finance have
agreed to report a bill .'appropriating the
public revenue for the fiscal year 1871
~ which bill disposes of about $3.50,
Geo., The fiscal year closes 30th Sep
TENDER. The items are as follows: Elk
penses Of the General Assembly for the
sess GU commencing on the 9th day oil
December, 1871, $3.50, goo; salaries and
allowance Of the Officers of the civil
government. S2O4 1000; criminal char
ges. $15 600; contingent expenses Of
courts. $40 600; for printing records Of
the Courts of Appeals 5000; m Military
evntigcnt fund. 81 600; Virginia Militia
ry Institute, SIS 600; Western Lunatc
Aszlums $50 900, Eastern Luaatic Asy-
lum, $50 eco 100000 for tie. annual
support, add 500 900 for the heating
! apparatus:) maintenance Of lanaties in
jail, S. 600; Institution OF the Deaf
Dumb and Blind, for annuity, $4,000;
civ prosecc tons. s. 1000; vaccine agent
$500; civil contingent fund, $40 900;
services of temporary clerks in the off
of the Auditor of public Accounts of the
Second Auditor, aud the Treasurer. &c.
500; eommi >sIoncrs Of the reyenus, and
townships assesso $, $75 Q00; contin-
gent expenses Of the board of public
works, $3.50; University Of Virginia
SIS, 900; registration Of births, marriages
aud deaths, $1,000; public printing
$4,000: salary Of messenger in the
Office of the auditor of public accounts
81. 600; expenses of funding tho interest
III the public debt, $4,000; penitentiary
| expenses, $4,000, support of eongicts;
$40 600; for salaries TO superintendent,
assistant keepers, pay Of interior guard,
ST.. 40, for trasposting eontists to the
peuiteLtary, $12 geo; oyster fund $50,
coo; pensioners, $3.50; Central Lunatlc
Asylum, $40 ,O0O; Richmond Medical
College. $1,000; contingent expenses
of1he Office OF the alditor of public. &C
counts for postage &c. 81 500; con-
ingent expenses of the secoud ,rdtor' 5
office. $500; contingent expenses of the
treasurer's office, $500; repairs to CAPT
tol, $225; interest on the public debt.
held BY literary institutions, S32 900;
arrears Of interest oE the public debt,
held by individuals $4,000
Any Of the foregoing appropriations.
payment Of which has been anticipated
by authority of law, are not to be paid
a second time
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14
Baltimore Conference NJ. E.
Church South.
FOURTH DAY.
WARREyroN, March 8, 1872.

v ARRENroN, March y, 1917.
The Con ference was opened, with the
usual exercises by Rev Mfr. Manning, OF
the Virginia Conference After approS-
al of the minutes the report of the Com
m ittee Of Examination for cand dates Of
the first year was called for, and the fol-
lowing were reported as having passed
their examination. and their characters
we're passed: B W Bond, W. r. Nil
Ter, Charles 4. Beauchamp. James Rem
bert Smith. JAS +. Folin, Asbury G.
McNeer, Hamilton w. Kinzar, B. S.
Highly, and they we're also continued on
trial, SIS
The report Of the Committee of Inquiry
on the ease of l.. D ). Huston was read.
and while they give no expression Of
opinion as to the merits Of the case, they
recommend that it be referred for inves-
tisation to the Presiding Elder of the
Gas. Baltimore district to be examined at
as early a period as possible.
ACQUISITION of accuracy as to certain
article in the Episcopal Methodist, in
which it was said that Dir. II. had de-
maEded aa investigation. was settled by
mutual explanations between Drs. Poisal
aud Munsey. re-
The question, who are admitted into
full connection, was called, and the. fol-
lowing preachers having passed their ex
animation, aud their characters being re-
ported upon favorably, were admitted
Jefferson w, Duffy, Leslie IL. Day S,
John s Hutchinson, Ham ilton ". Kin
ger. And they were also elected to dea-
cons orders. * 7 * y.
James D. Nalley died during The year.
The character of Robert Ross was pa So
ed, and be Was continued on trial f
The question, Nv hat local preachers
are elected eders?" was called. aud the
following having been duly recommended
were elected to elders orders: Joseph
Helms credeu tials were presented, but
owing to, his absence the case was laid
| over
y correspondent Of the GAZETTE, wrie-
ing from Warrenton, says that the agen
OF the Associated Press was in error il
| ois statement, published in Saturday
paper, that The Church was thronged
with ladies during the proceedings il
the case of DR. Huston. He says tia
there was not u dozen present at thu
beginning, and not more than thirty a
any time; and be does not believe tina
ore of those had any idea that the cas-
won Id be called.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14

NEw YORK, March "a special dis
patch from Matamoras. dated the Eth,
says Gsueral Goiaez " ortugat has been
compelled to evacpate Agnas Ca,ientes.
The rebel chiefs Donolo Guerrero and
Ma. tinrz are qpalrellIng with Treyino,
Naranjo and others, and their commands
have separated General Diaz has arriv-
ed on the northern frmtier aud assumed
the chief command, Juar,z has over
81 600 900 in the Treasury. which in
sures his probable success, as the rebels
have nothing. Folk Diaz was killed by
amob with clubs IN the State of Oaxaca
The Government has removed the ex-
port duty on specie The frontier is quiet.
General Coriua is at Reynosa. The
Juarist Colonel Nuez holds Mier. An
order from Washington forhidding the
clearance otve>sels for ports in the hands
of the revolutionists causes great excite
ment among merchants, aud depression
among the rovolutionists. as, it will put a
stop to all trade on the frontier.
The river steamer San Juan aground
below Reyuosa, is assyet' unmelested
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14
TIE BAYLY BEoUEsr TO THE WAsnIN,


THE BAYLY BEoUEsr TO THE WASHING
TON AND LEE University CoLLtGE.-The
Lex ing,on Gazette publishes the follow
ing in relation TO he legacy left by the
late Mr.. Bayly, Of New Orleans, to the
Washington and Lee University.
Robert H. Bayly. who made the mu-
niicent bcqucss OF $40 900 to Washing
ton and Lee University, was born in
Frederick county. Va. in 1903, and died
in New Orleans, February, 10Th, 1872
AT the age of II lie migrated to Mis-
sssippi with scarce enough fands for h is
expenses Asa clerk in bank at Nat
chez he gained such a reputation for in
tegrity and industry as to give hin sut-
fcient credit with the saving of his sala-
| lyin few years to start him in business
in country store, Grand Cuff, and Rod
ney. A iss L. this his success was SO
good that in the year 1913 he was ena-
hled to engage in a large wholesale gro
eely business in partnership with his
esfother, G M. Bayly. in New Orleans.
| La 1850 be retired from business, and a f.
wards lived on the aecumulating interest
| his fortune.
! He never married. His will provides
for his burial at Woodstock, Virginia in
u marble torab sufficient 10 contain the
bodies also of his sisters and of his father
and mother. and his s.faithful friend o ID
aunt Eva" whose "ashes are to be re-
moved from Kentucky" and their names
engraven on the tomb A memorandum
to the will specifics (say9 SIS O00 for this
purpose, aud $4,000 in specific legacies
to h is sisters aud brother.
The bequest to the university is a fol
lows:
Il give to The Washington Robert E
Lee College. at Lexington, Va, seventy
thousand dollars in cash, say $4,000,
to establish professorsbip to be called
by my name; the president and trustees
Of said College shall designate the most
uscil one for the institute N. The
amount, say $40. 900, shall be kept as a
permanent fund, the amount never to be
made less, The interest on the same to
be paid in support OF said professorship
II appoint my brother, G.. NJ. Bayly,
Of this city. and General Lee, President
of Washington and r Il. Lee College.
at Lexington, or his successor in Office,
my execu tors or admin traitors to carry
this will into effect, without their Civ
ing any security"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14

A Charitable Society in the West |

A Charitable Society in the West has
novel and most agreeable method of
raising money for various benifcent OBJ
iects. Any man sufficiently blessed
with courage and ready cash. takes hi,
seat in the middle of the room, and pays
ten cents into the treasury for every lady
that will come by and kiss BIN. OF
course, the devotion of the ladies to the
good cause is measured by tie number
o + smacks the man gels. ana the cause"
must take all the credit, and all the
blame, for the kissing very nee ar
langemen for sh lifting the responsibility
A handsome aud agreeable man now, we
iasagine, mustneeas De well ,fsrnishea
With dimes ct the fairs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14

e SOAIMIsSTcNERS OFFICE
~ WOODSTOCK, VA. Feb l4th 1872
VIM. H. Miller, and wife. vs.. Lindamood's
40 Plaintiffs and Defendants in SAID suit the
creditors Of Jno. Snowman decd and all others
concerned.
You are hereby notified that have~fxed
upon the day of March 1872 at my office to
settle the accounts required in said suit l.
Executorial account of Jno. Snowman Extor
Of Stephen Snowman and to see to what extent
the will has been carried cut. O. The adm in
istration account of Jno. w. Maphis admr. of
OF .lno. Snowman deed. 3. To take an account
OF debts VS.. Jno. Showman's deed. his esta tie
4. Tbs real estate Of which said Jno Showmsn
died. seized and possessed and the gross and
annual alue ofsame &c. At which time and
place you are required to attend. Given un-
der my hand as commissioner IN Chancerv of
the county court of Shenandoah the day and.
year hrst.a fore said. ~
feb. 15-4w. P. W. MAGRUDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14
thursday Morning, March, IA lsaa
lie Legislature.

Since our last issue the bill repeating
she coupon feature Of the funding act has
been passed over Inc Governors veto by
the Senate and has become law. On
Thursday last, after nearly three months
wrangling over the State debt. the in
tercst, and the funding bill, the Legs
lature determ insd to pay four per cent on
the funded and two-thirds o: the In
funded debt.
We rejoice that things have terminated
10 worse. For many days agitators and
dsmagogues by their crusade against con-
tracts pualie and private excited dis
trust and a larm at home and abroad and
inspired hopes in the breasts Of men
burdened With debt that never could be
realized. While we don't believe that the
Legislature can atone for TIE. great IN
jury they have done the State, we re-
gard the passage of the bill providing for
the payment of interest as above stated
as the first step towards sustaining the
faith aud credit Of the State aud favor
able Indication of the return of sober
second thought.
The Special Committee to inquire into
the expenses under the fund ing bill o!
engrav ing aud lithograph,ug the bonds
and certificates has made its report.
The cost Of the engraving, the commit
tee report at So. 423 rs, and of litho-
graphing S4,705.
The committee are unanimously of the
opinion that the work was contracted for
on fair and reasonable terms.
The Senate joint resolution petitioning
Congress to amend the bankrupt law as
to Virginia, so rs to make it conform. to
the homestead exemption prov ision OF the
State Constitution has passed. The bank
rupt act as it now stands secures to those
who avail themselves of its protection
$500 worth Of property in add ition to
what the State law exempts from levy
about $500 Can an homes. man ask foi
more? We hope Congress will refuse
the prayer of the petition.
The bill for relief OF debtors, and te
authorize the adjustment of debts upor
the principles of equity has been dis
missed. We sincerity hope the Legs
iature viii not attempt TO revive it. We
regard it as most revolutionary scheme
tending to unsettle and alarm the public
mind. If it is again ogitatod we vii
publish the bill. -....
4 relsf bill Known as the bill to pre-
vent forced sa'es of personal property
which provides that tho real estate OIL
debtors Gin cases of debts incurred prior
tn the 10th of April, 1869 shall be OK
hausted before their personal property
shall be sold, has been postponed,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14
Destructive Fire at Cinclnmali.

SIX STEAMBOATS, AND CARGoEs BURNED
OTHERS DAMAGED-Loss OVER $3.50 600
CINCINNATI, Marco IA fire at the
wharf last hight destroyed the follow ing
loading boats, together With the cargoes.
The Champion, Afgosy, St. Charles,
Kate Rob- Mayor anderson and
Ab>oa,g j'ae immense New Orleans
ssllafl boat was also considerably damag-
ed Cthcl boats were removed from the
vicinity OF the confagration by tugs.
The fire originated on the St. Charles;
the Captain Of which and some others
jumped overheard and swan ashore. II
is feared that some were lost
The Champion was load ing for Red
river and had nearly COMPLETED her car
go. The Kate Robin on WAS loading for
the Tennessee river. The Argosy had
two hundred barrels Of whirkey aboard
for New orleans. The total amount is
estimated atover $3.50. 600
LATER.-A large amour Of cotton and
other freight on the wharf caught fire
from the burning steamers and was burn
ed. Two deck hands belonging to tie
St. Charles are missing. qua .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14

The Emperor Of Germany has grartc
large donations TO has Generals on ths
anniversary Of the entry Of Paris, which
gives rise to much comment there.
tits said that Prince CHARLES, Geuer
ais Moltke. Room, and Monteuffel and
the Duke of Bavaria received each 800,
600 thalers; General Geobcn and NJ in;
isier Deibruck 200, 600 thalers each, and
twelve others 15O, coo ttalers each. Gen
eral Fabrik, Blunenthal and others were
prepprtionately remembered.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14
. VIRGINIA TO WIT ::

At rules held in the CLERKS Office of the
Circuit Court of Shenandoah, for the mont III
of February. 1872
Abraham Painter and Rebeeca, his wife,
Joseph Lambert and Barbara his wife, Isaac
Foltz, Harrison Foliz SC, ... Plaintiffs
Against
Robert Foltz in his own right, Mark Bird
and Robert Fol,z as Executors of Joshua
Foltz, deed. Samuel FoHz &c., Defendants
IN Chancery
The object of this suit is to contest the vas
lidity of certain paper writing supporting
to be the last will and testament of Joshua
Follz and admitted to probate as such in the
county courts of said Co., and to have the
same set aside,
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants Peter Helsley and Susan, his
wife are not Inhabitants ofthis State-It is
ordered, That The said defendants do appear
herewithin one month after due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary 10 protect
their interest: that a copy of this order be
published nsom newspaper printed in Wood-
stock, once week for four successive weeks
and a copy posted at the front door of the
Court Eeuse Of said county. on the FIRST day
ofthe next County Court.
a ESQ. W. MILET, C. s. C.
WINS. &.Bro Woodson, p. q.
Feb 1b-9w