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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

THE INTERVIEW The Philadelphia
P.ess, gives the following report of the
interview between Gen. Grant and Col.
Mosby
Col. J. s. Mosby called to-day upon
the Pres ideti1. u company with Senator
Lewis, OF Virginia, aud was kindly re-
cs,ved. They talked for some time upon
public affairs. aud during the interview
z |. j. W. Forney. OF Philaaelphia.
came IN to pay his respects 10 the Pres,
dent. He was, Of course, introduced to
Col Mosoy. The latter had his Ii'tle son
with him, to whom be introduced Col
Foroey, saying Here is tho man
who has abused your father in his news
paper;" t., which Col. Forney responded
MOT half as l,uch as you deserved"
"Hell," said Mosby, ':what are you
going TO do about The Liuciuatti con
veEtiou:
10 which Col. Forney replied:
II am going TO stand by the old flag
and follow the oh leader, Gen. Grant
We shall settle our diff ;ult.es il
Pennsylvania. II there IS any wisdom in
our party Leaders and so help to secure
good editor fur the New York Tribune
aud gond President for the country"
''Theu," said Mosby. turning to Grant
Il Will never Vote tor nurace Greeley
| will stump Virginia against him. l
viii undoubtedly support democ, attic
candidate it my party nomina'es one, auu
1t it don't Will v"te iol Pres den, Grant
The President was very much pleased
with the interview: and after Mo>by le;,
remarked that he lmked like u mau who
c"nl ri lie horse bnl Il and freeley
Before leaving the President, Mo>by
said lyon republicans, ought to an
tlcIpa'e Greeley i'll his forthcoming letter
OF acceptance by proclaiming universal
amnesty, aud thus securing the Southcln
people - .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

Madrid accounts say that the insar-
gents in all the provinces lately infested
By bands of Carlsts are coming in and
surrendering. 1t is said that the YER
sailles Government will be questioned by
that Of Spain for permitting C.rlists to
escape to French territory. Carlist &C
counts of the situation are again received
from Paris. Don Ca,losa IS reported to
have'"succeeded in joining his parts
ans" 1t Is asserted that the Official &C.
counts greatly exaggerated the affair at
Uroqnicta, that the prisoners taken were
nearly all inhabitants Of the place. sus-
,pected of sympa'hizing with the insurrec
ton. The greatest strength Of the Car
lists. they say. is in Biscay, where they
had attacked column of Span ish troops
marched out of BIltor. and driven them
back.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

4 oMMIssioNEh's OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, May, 18th 1872
Rinker aud Lantz vs. Myers, admr. Sc
To Pitts and DeFts.
You are hereby notified tia, 1 have fixed
upon the 18Th, day of June 1872 70 take the
accounts required by decree Of circuit court
IN said suit, viz 1sl. To settle the account
OF conn. OF sale aul trustee also CONF. OF
sale OF ) - acre tract aud show what will
remain tor distribution ont the whole fund
alter deduciing Costs I'd. The true account
of indebtedness on deed of trust, wherhe,
5000 or 1922. " it'll interest from June lU.h
1866, and TO wnom payable AMI wiethsr
any pat has been rec.ived by any of tn.
parties-Also on same day II. S. McCel.bs
vs. Geo. G. Lobdelt. 80
Ist. To ascertain wheih her any rents and
if so what sba all be allowed the widow am,
neirs OF Chas. Bush for their portion OF
Caroline Furnace since July /, 1856 and b,
whom same should be panl. and TO report
the fair yearly rental value for each yer
from July /, 1866 TO March 25th 1871. 2t.
The several interests Of each owner of the
property. 81. The accounts of comr Walton
showing account Of COSTS and other ex-
penditures paid out under former decree
aud his receipts from sale of Caroline
Furnace aud amount of bonds and interest
thereon 10 the day of Report. 4ih. The
amount payable to each of the owners of the
property, stating the account with each
owners charging for rents and profits, and
# CD. 10 del ,liaol' fur any s lie luct same
from his share and ere lit with d cree for
repairs except SO much rs has been paiu
him.
Given under my han as Comr. in Chan
cary of Circui. Court Of Shenandoah county
The day and year aforesaid.
p. W. MAGRUDEE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

The Missouri Republican thus states
the case t., the Democrats
1t is in the power of the Democracy.
on the other hand. to make Horace Gree
ley the next President. and to do it. too,
that we eau never forge, the obligation
Greeley would bean Immense improve
meut on Grant and this fact alone would
he ample compensation for his election.
But this is not all the main cnnsitlera-
ton remain to be stated. and i, is this !:
The election Of Greeley and Brown hv
Democratic Yates involves the Inevitable
accompaniment If the election of i Dem
"cratic majority in the lower house
rhe next Congress. This is worth more
than the Presidency or the Vice Pref
dency. or both together Congress is the
real scat of power in our government. "a
the plain lesson of eleven years has dem,
on>t ated A Democratic President. with
Republican House to oppose him. would
he she nos, hehless of beings; bat a
Democratic house. even with a Radical
President in the White Hunse. woull Be
an immense acquisition while Demo-
craic house with Horace Greeley in the
White House and B. Gratz Brown as
presiding officer of the Senate, would he
IL! but Democratic asccniancy. [,
would unden'abIy he Something im'neas-
urably better than Pcnll"ton or Hancock
or Hendricks in the White House with
his hands 'e,te, ed, and a hostile house
hiuging his vetoes bark in his face.
Bt.wee., Greeley and Democratic
Congress. and Grant AMI y sical Con-
grrss Democrat ought no: To hesitate an
instant; yet this is the solitary choice
Al The Democratic National Couven 'inus
hat eau assemble this year cannot alter
it The psescn 'ation Of til rd ticket
instead Of widening the field of choice,
would, in reality. narrow it down to
Grant and make him the inev table next
President
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

Our country readers should remember
that in arranging fowers ill beds the
principal things to be avoided are: The
placing of rose-colured or red Anwers
next scarlet or orange, or orange next
yellow, blue next violet, or rose next
violet. On. the contrary, the fol-
lowing colors harmonize: White will
relieve sDy color (but should not be
placed next Yellow, orange with light
blue, yellow with violet, dark blue with
orange yellow, white With pink or rose
and blue with yellow. BY observing
these rules the amateur may have his
flower borders vie in beauty and arrange
meps with those of greater pretensions,
and even surpass many Of chem.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

Brown. However ohpuxiaus The. an sece-
dents Of these men may be to as. they
are now the recognized leaders of par
~ pledged to on honest administration
|of the government. aud to liberal
policy towards the d0wn-troddeu AMI
outraged people Of the Southern States.
The Bedford Sentinel is not cover
whelmed with enthusiasm" but is''ready
to take Greedy III preference to Grant.
and give him cheerful support 1t de-
clarcs that i. is idle to talk about beating
the nd,ninis,.a,i n with a third party
and that Democratic nomination will
ensure the recollection of Grant.
The Lyncnburg Ncws. in announcing
the result of the con ference held by the
Democratic National Committee. which
is the calling Of a convention on the 9th
of July, remarks:
This action on the part Of the com.
mit,ee we regard as cmiuently wise and
proper, and whatever may be the resu 1t
OF the deliberations Of the convention
the great Democratic and Conservative
"'SSSo W 9'iO Vouh'i ANo'cas ooou"
| East, and We~t-will. we venture to say
cheerfully abide by aud sustain.
The News is not very enthusiastic over
the Liberal Republican ticket. 1t would
prefer something better.
The Lynchburg Virgimsnn says We
must not do what the enemy is snxiou,
We should do, and that is run a straight
on, Democratic ticket. It says:
Let us learn wisdom from ur enemies
in this matter by refusing to do thai
whlch they desire, above all things, We
should DO We want no triangular con
te>t now-no divisions Of the Liberia
aud Conservative elements that may re-
suit in the elec,inn of Grant bv a pit
ralisy of the popular aud majority Of th'
electoral vote; or. falling in that, remand
the question 10 the decision OF the Hnus,
Of Representatives, where Grants success
,cou1d he certuin.
In conclusion. we would urge ou
Democratic friends tn move very eau
tinusly in this matter. lest they fall int
the trap prepared FOR them by the keep
or Of the White House-tbe most obnnx
ious man +, Conservatives in America
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

What Greeley's views we're before the
war, What his course was during the war
is matteFo Of 20 concern to us in an
emergency like the present.. Since the
war he has manifested desire for peace,
and has been conspicuous for an absence
Of maliguity He voluntarily became a
bondsnan OF Davis and was an irrepressi-
bic witness sgainst thieying carpet
baggers. We do not feel enlhused at a
nomiuat;on iu which We had no voice,
but shall be just as certain to vote for
him as toose who hurrah his name on
.ip-toe At the top of their lungs while
they swing their hat around their heads
-Inaer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

Col. john S MoeBY's Poslr1oN.
have seen II letter from Col. john
Musby to friend in This city. in which
reference is made to reported conyersa-
ton between Col. Mos5y aud Pres dent
Grant referring to that report Col
NJ. says:-''l see am reported as say
ing to Gen. Grant that would support
him even it Democrat were nom mated
against him." do not care aoou. con- ing
out III the papers to correct this. but |
h"pe my friends will not think that
said any such thing. On the contrary |
expressly told Gen Gran, that would
support the Democratic hinee. bat az
between him aud Greeley | was In favns
Of the South going for The one hat waull
offer US the most generous terms-i. e..
that the Pni'alcl phis Convention must
out bid Cincinnati "-AL eandria Gar,
elte
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

The following is an extract from let
ter written by Mr.. Greeley, May Is
1865 just after the conclusion OF the
war. to r. W. Brown. E,q, of Nash
Vile. Tenn
MY Dear Sir: have yours Of the 9Th
for which | thank you. X
heartily concur with your view of what
should be our naiiona policy. and l am
d"ng my utmost to have mercy aud mag
nanim'ty. its ruling attributes. Only /, /,
the late insurgents JPN with US in say
ing sl"rery is no more, and l think we
shall gradually mold the public will to
our views. Just now the assass ina ion
Of President Llucoln has made the North
furious. but We shall .outgrow that.
shall not hesitate to labor aud suffer re-
preach in the service Of Heaven, blessed
charity and mercy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

The New YORK Tribune says tina, the
Cincinnati ticket will not be withdrawn.
no matter who may be nominated at
Phila2elrhis, but il Democratic ticket
be noainatcd it would injare the pros
poets Of the "LiberaP' movement.
R.cnMoaD, May 1l.--Judge Wexford
of the Circuit Court, to-day decided that
coupons should be received for taxes,
Notwithstanding the repeating act of the
Legislature. An-appsal to the Supreme
Court will be taken.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16
Col. GEoRaE W. CARRIERS WIFs

Col. GxoRGE W CARrER's WIFg Ap-
PLIES EoR A SEPARATION AT the recen'
session Of the Circuit Court of l. udnn
county, Mrs. Orr. NJ Cater, by her
next friend, James NJ. K,lgour. applied
for a dive zee from bed and board from
her husband, Gel George W. Carter, OF
New Orleans. This separation as APP
pears frcm the papers in the case, was
asked for Col. Carter. for reasons Sc.
forth aud filed in the papers, in the shape
of private letter to his wife, dated Feb
ruary last. lis interest in farm in
that county was ordered by the Court 10
be turned over to bis vile and children
for their support ynchJur5 Virgin.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

THE ELECTORAL VorE.-Just now the
politicians are figuring upon the elec,or-
al VOC. bo'h as bearing on the presiden,
f'al election aud on the action of the
io-thco hing democratic convention. The
following is the new apportioumeut Oh
such specula'ion- arebase'':
ALBANIA 9 Arkansas 6. California 6,
Connection 6. Delaware 8. Flordia
Geo. iga'1l Illinois 81. Indiana IA
Iowa II, Kansas 5, Kentucky IL. L"uiS
lana 7, Main 7. MARYLAND s: Mas>achus
cts ID, Michigan II Minnesota 5.
Mississippi 8. Missouri, Is Nebraska 3
Nevada 3. New Hampshire NV Jer-
sey 8, New York 81. North Carolina 10
Ohio %, Oregon 3. Peuns, lvania 2S,
Rhode Island 4. South C4roliu,
Tennessee IL. Texas s. Vermont 4.
Virginia II Yves, Virginia 5 Wis
cousin 1O-to'al 357. Necessary to q
choice, 179
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA, .
Thursday Morning, May se,h 1879

The National Democratic Committee
met at New York last Wednesday. and
fixed upon Baltimore as the place Of hold
ing the National Democratic Convention.
and the 9th day Of July as the time. Be-
fore the meeting of the Cincinnati Con-
ycn.ion, we looked t, that body to deter
,niuc who should be the next President
Their nomination leaves the question in
doubt upon the action Of the Baltimore
conven ton depends the success or defeat
of the present administration We hope
It may be composed of men whose only
motive will be to secure peace and The
defeat of Radicalism.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

The Nat DUAL Democratic COMMITTEE
decided tina, tho Nominating Convent lon
OF the party snail be hell in Bali nos
on the 9th of July. The basis Of IT.
presentation as fixed by the last Dem
ocratic Convention is double the num-
Der OF Senators and Representatives in
Congress from each State under the
spporiionment census of 1870 Each
State can send delegates accordingly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16
The Radica, conventions in Del

The Radical conventions in Delaware
and Minnesota, have instructed the dele-
gates to the Philadelphia Convention
from those states to vote for Grant and
Culfax
The opposition to Mr.. Greele,'s nomi-
nation by some Of the Democratic journals
as the North does nor seem to be moderat-
ed OF modified. :
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

Further accounts from Masamoras re
present the revolution in Northern Mexi-
co as exhausted, and it is promised that
the entire country will be under control
OF the Government in few weeks, and
open to commerce. The entire regular
force at Matamoras marched out yes,er-
day morning. and will go in pursuit of
General Trevino. who is described as be-
ing 10 desperate state.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16
BALTIMORE MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEME NTS
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
~ WonJ,tooE Mo- 1Qth

~ Woodstock, Mag 18th 1872.
NJ G. R. r. Co VS.. C. Sonenstinc.
To Pitts. and Defts. and all Others con>
ccrned
You are hereby notified that I have fixed
upon the 9th of June 1872 to take the
account rs required by decree of Shenandoah
County Court in said suit viz. LIST. Who were
entitled to the fund of S558,87 paid into the
hands CTS. G. Williams la,e Receiver of the
accounts and dire:red to be loaned OUT by
him. 2. Whether the parties entitled
thereto OF either of them have been paid in
whole or IN part their proportions Of said
fund either by said Receiver directly or
Abram Sam 10 whom the same was loaned
Sd Whether any part OF said money is still
due 10 any of said parties
Given under my hand rs commissioner in
chancery Of said court the day and rear LIST
aforesaid.
P W. MaGRUDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

In the Methodist General Goa ference
Mt New York yesterday resolution ap-
pointing committee to convey fra:crnal
greeting to the NJ E Church. to meet
in 1874. was adopted, but all amend
,nent that an attempt be made by the
committee to effect organic union with
that body was withdrawn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16
may l6-4 ".
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
WOODSTOCK, May Il 1872

HUUUDIUCk, May tt IoI1.
, Obed Coffman vs. VIM GolladaJ &c
To pl,i ). and Den's. and Crsditors Of
Clover Hottie y Co, &c..
You are hereby notiisi that l have fixed
upon the II day OF Juae 1872 10 settle tho
part nersh ip accounts of Clover Hot lie q o.
and specially ascertain The capita. s'o"k put
in by each partener. The indehte dness OF
each partner to the frm-ihe account aa1
value Of partnership assets. the indebts
of ga id firm. the partnership fund for
tribution AMI TO convene creditors OF said
firm &C. as required by decree of said court
at which line and place ysu are required TO
attend Given under my hand as comr. in
chancery OF said court the day and year first
aforesaid.
may l6-4w. P. W. MAGRUDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16
NOTICE..

The undersigned will receive bids to fur
nish So locust plank, feet long, ten inches
wide and " inches thick. bids must be
handed in before Saturday, May 18th. Cash
will be paid on delivery of plank. They are
intended Tor head and foot boards for the
graves Of Con federate Soldiers
JNO. c. OFT,
may 9-2t. Committee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16
The Convention Called.

From the washington Patriot.
The fret prac'1cal AID important step
has be' taken by the National Demo
cratic Cemmit'e" toward pcrfcc'irg an
in,,ned late a, d Thorough organ zdtion OF
the party. by fixing the time aud place
tor b'lding the Convention They were
fortunate in both respects. for the ti;ne
is sufficiently dis,an, 10 afford emporium.
ty tor the fullest development in regard
to the effect OF both the Cincinnati and
Philsdeiphi ia Cow. rtiops, aud the place
is free FROM the objections which we're re
Gently 50 conspicous and offensive a, Gin
cinua,i. This notice has already gone TO
the extremes OF the Republic. and it
will serve the good "bjec, of removing all
doubts i'll Tie minds OF those who, by
PLAUSIBLE prctences, may have been led
to suppose that the honored usages Of the
party were to be tacl'ly put aside or
trampled under foot to subserye perso-
nal purpose.
1t is of the greatest moment now. that
the work OF organization should proceed
promptly and vigorously in every State.
and with perfection Of detail that will
secure the iu Hest and best representa- ito"
at the National Convention. Such pol
icy is wise and necessary in every aspect
Of The political situation. for in this day
oisurprises, when candidates turn up like
the fortunate numbers from lottery
wheel no man can pretend to furesee
what few weeks may bring forth That
the heuchnlen OF the Administration are
alarmed and Distracted admits of no dis
pate. They do not affect to conceal their
fear, or to shut their eyes against the
signs of popular revolution, which
threatens the continued possession OF
power.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

CIicAso. May S.-The adjourned
meeting OF the Democratic State Central
Conmittee this afternoon was very briet.
A resolution was passed authorizing the
executive board of the State comm ittee
10 call State convention. to be held
two wceks-prior to the date fixed for the
NAtiona! Conventions, and the committee
adjourned.
The general tone Of opinion as ex
pressed m converse tiona! interchange OF
views appeared to be in favor Of an en-
dorsemeut of the Cincinnati ticket by the
Democratic National Convention, as
against any ;icket likely to be nominated
.. Philadelphia.
a meeting of editors Of democratic
newspapers Of Illinois was held here to
to-day. Eighteen journals. located at
various points iu The State we're represen-
ted. Alter v',ing down resolution an
'reservedly endorsing the platform and
candidates Of the Cincinnati Convent ion
resolution was adop ed to the effect that
1t the Cincinnati candidates were endul sed
by the national democratic convention
the democratic press of Illinois would
give those Candidates a hearty support.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16
VIRGINIA, To Wit.

VTIRGlNIA, To Wit.
At rules held in the Clerk'e Office Of the
County Couri of Sh, n tndoah, May lst 1872.
Moses Dodstn & others, Conplainauts
Against
Jacob Dodson & others, Defendants
In Chancsry
The object of this suit is to obtain cons
strucicn of the will Of Jacob Dodson, decd
by the Court also of marriage contract
entered into between said Uodson and Ann
Sine prior 10 his last marriage, to assign
dover to the widow, divide the residue Of
the realty bel ween the heirs or legatees. and
settle up the accounIs of Moses and Levi
Do,lson admrs of Jacob Dodsrn decd.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants Jacob Dotson, Charles F..
Dodson. Mary Catharine Blake, Daughter
of Annie and Blake. &c hrisIian name
unknown, and Lydia Kumsburg and Henry
Rumsburg are not inhafitants Of this
State 1t is ordered, That the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here within one
month after due publica lion reot. and do
what is necessary to protect their Interests,
that ~ copy of this order he published in
some newspaper printed in oodstock. nee a
week for four successive weeks, and a copy
posted ut The front door of tlle Couri House
OF aid county, on the first day of the next
County Court.
GEO. WHITLEY c.. C,
w. & W, p. q.
NAV 9--4v
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United STATES iATEKNALnEA. NJ,
CULLECTOR'S OFFICE,
NIstGIA

OLNE NTH DISTK1CT UF VIhUINIH.
Alexandria, April 24'h, 1872.
The Annual Taxes assessed under the U.
S. Internal Revenue Law are due as follows:
Taxes on Incomes for 1871 are due and
ayable Apri; 30th Special Taxes tor
1872 are due and payable May Est.
ma, The Taxes as above assessed. in
Shenandoah County. may be paid to my
Deputy, at Woods, ock, ON the 2lst Of May
1872.
E. E. WHITE,
Collector of Internal Revenue.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

neA- IF these T.xes are not paid as above
required, personalnotice will be served, by
mail or otherwise, and an additional
eaarge incurred scvordins TO law Z
may 4-2w. y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

Tws'.t, -sne. M .n.ul u s.lonaries sail
ed for Europe from New York Wednss-
Isy.
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NEW ADFEKrleEM ENT.
; NOMMlSSloNER'S OFFICE.

q fOW NJ IOSIONE II . UT r II Il,
WoopsrocK, Nay IA. 1872.
VIM. Gulladay vs.. henry Hottie, To Plain tiffs
and Defendants.
You are hereby no titled that have fixed up
on the 18th day OF June 1872, to ascertain how
and by what title the real estate in bill and
proceedings mentioned. was held, and whether
the same was partnership property or net. as
requ ired by decree OF c ircult Court Shenan-
deah, at VIII ich time and place you requir-
ed to attend.
Given under my hand as Comm r in Chancery
o county court, the day and year 6rst afore-
said. P. ". MAGRUDEk
may 1S-4w