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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-12-26

Use PLASTER in Winter.
# every farmer having a heap Of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-12-26

90. Louisf MlchlFen. Msgnstic sprInss.
The INST Magnetic Water discovered inAfneri-
cal llS9l Has been visited by over 10 o00 persons
ESTIRE ROUTE BY RAILROAD.
& u r II, -
Neuralgia, Paralysis. Rheumatism, Gout. Dis
eases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Dyspepsia.
Tmpotency ana all diseases OF tbs Seryonssys-
tenn. m.ContEsetcd Joints. General Debility. FINE
BATHS. For painp phiets containing. descriptiou,
ansiy sis OF Tater.Rnd s.n other Information, ,ad-
dressAIAGEErlGSPRIt COsfPAS Y st Louis
5r6fist Co.. Atch.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-12-26

Ss ska $la per d-yi Agents wantedI All
40 tO eAS CLASSES Of H-.rkiE2 eeople, of
either sex. ycEng or old, make more moGey at
work for 1S In their spare moments. or all the
the uCse, tran 81 anytnins else. Particulars
|nn0c AGENTS wASTED.-wo guarantee
1853 emplov nent for all, either sex, at 35
per day, or 81 90 or more = year. New works
by Mrs. 81. stowe and Others. superb pre-
miuns given away. Money made rapidly and
easily. Particulars Eres. QUEEN CITY PUB,
CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01

In the Methodist General Conference a few
GAYS since, memorial was presented from a
Colored preachers meeting in New Orleans.
representing nearly 5000 colored members of
the VI. f. Church, declaring that in their opin-
ION the time has come in the history of the
church when one of he- bishops should be a
man OF African descent, and asking that, in adj
dition to the bishops already elected, one of
African descent be chosen. The special com
mittee to which the matter wss referred made a
report yesterday, recommending the election of
colored bishop for the south, and the confer
ence unanimously agreed that the coIored men,
bers Of the church are entitled to be represented
among the bishops by one OF their own race
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01

The Philadelphia Press comedies that the
democratic nominations in Pennsylvania are
strong, and Colonel Forney writC7 that 'it is
folly, worse than folly, ID suppose the Republi-
can ticket can be elected as it stands" He calls
Tor the retiring of the Objectionable candidates,
and ur es that it is not yet too late to secure VIC
tory by bringing forward good men. The fact
Is that the Pennsylvania election will have so
much significance as 'straw' that The repub
heans cannot well afford to throw away any
chances by runnino objection able candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01

Mr.. Sumner in his remarkable TRADE yester-
day against General Grant made it a serious
charge against the President that he 'listens to
stories from hOrse-cars." But did not Mir. Sum-
ner yesterday-statesman and scholar as he is
descend from his high position to retail the Cos
sip OF the cutters Mr.. Sumner, who thinks so
badly OF the camp as training school for the
Presidency, should set a better examnIe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01

According to the showing of Springfield ILL.,,
correspondent of the Chicago Inter ocean, the
chances OF Senator TrumbulI's reelection are
rather slim. The correspondent estimates, from
the last election returns, that the next Iegisla-
tuTe OF Illinois will stand about as follows:
Senste-republc-ns,3 81; democrats, Is. House
republicans, s.; democrats, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01

The secret of the failure of the negotiations
on the supplemental article seems to be that
the Gladstone ministry, finding that their Do
htical opponents are likely to make a poin;
against them OF having Numbered throughout.
are anxious now TO abandon the treaty alto
gether.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
SAIL kDAf ................June 4, 1877.

The arraignment of the President by Mr..
Sumner yesterday was exceedingly bitter and
severe, but betrayed so much temper and ami
mus that its effect upon the republican party
and the country will be slight. 1t Is simply an
ebuliition Of temPer-a reproduction Of all the
stereotype abuse of the admnists alton by the
New York Sun, and almost in the language of
that paper. 1t will be singular figure that
Charles Sumner will make in the Senate should
his ''any thing to- beat Grant" policy result in
democratic majority in Congress opposed to
every one of his cherished convictions, and
whose first business would be t. overturn the
work OF his lifC tine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01

Everywhere the news of the serious illness of
Hon > ). Cox will be received with regret, an
with the earnest hope that the life of one so es-
Unable and gifted may be preserved ID the IA
fiOp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01

The Rockville (Md Sentinel thinks the dem
ocrais have made good trade by shopping of
Mosoy for Lewis Mckenzie and Judge Under
wood-two for one. But are they sure they have
got the Judge?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01
PERSONAL.

WHAT OLD DR.. DARBY DOES NOT KNOW
w about those Confidential Matters iss'not worth
Knowing he is the only rscOgaized physician
practicIDg q speciality in Washington. Separ.te
rooms Tor ladies. ~ street, three doors south of
PenI sylyahls avenue. maySD Inns
MES 3. sAwYER, Clai,roya.i, MasaeIie Ia,
W Medtsp, can be consulted at her house, No
SO 7th Ut between O and d. Island, upon all i'm
portant business past, present and future mia In
A o L o G T.
MADAME ROSS,
TIE WONDERFUL PSYCHOLOGIST,
has Just arrived from New Orleans after an absesoe
OF nine yeArs, and will be pleased TO see her old
friends, and all those desiring Astrological Consul
tauons. She has astonished thousands Of peo ole
who have witnessed her, She is the only lady that
s really endowed with the natural gift OF foretell'ns
the past, present and future: This lady has trsv-
eled throughout Europe and America, and " herevar
she has visited has never failed to give unboundsd
satisfaction. This lady has been pronounced by
the most scientific phrenologst and astr.loe.t 10
De the most WONDERFUL In her profession. Advice In
She respectfully invites all to car and be oo,.
WINGED OF her great powers. Satisfaction guarsn.
teed or no Day. Business strictly conf iential.
Madame boss cures all diseases fnciden, 20 fs.
males. Her parlors are now located ct 900 .
street, opposite Masonic Temple.
Ladies, u; Gentlemen. Sl.0. may6-lm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01
A 7 PRIVATE SALE
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

NJ w o Z Z.
JUAN BOYLE a GO,
REAL ESTATE BROKE
No. slS fIFTEENTH STREET, PLANrs' BusrDT-s
FOB sALE-
3 handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE or s8rsb A
street, between d aud 81 streets, with al the modern
lm proFements' small cash payments and Oag the
sEyEsAL FARMS,
enal and large, % the line Of ahe Paiaf 81 R9cks
Railroad, within few minutes walk of ths drpyf.
within thirty minutes Of " sshingtOn, Term. e.sy
one o. 10 acres on the same road aud same distance
from depot, improved by House, &C.
six LOTS,
Near CAPITOL fronting New Jersey avenue: one Of
the nness tuaticus in the city
HOUSE on North A street; 100 cash, balance
90 long time.
- ALso,
HnusEs and LOTS IN 81 parts OF the city
TWO HANDSOME HOCSES on Ninth street
MONEY TO LOAN
In sums OF from sl,oW to Sl0soo on real estate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01

A CSTIN r. BROWN,
"A Corner N. Y. avenue and 18th street,
Washington, ID. O.,
LIMBER, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &c, &c, SC
III MBek BILLS cut 20 order on short notice
BLUE STONE for Building. Macad amiZfne sra
pssins purposes delivered in any part Of the Dis
REAL ESTATE bought and seld ana money n.
vested To this branch Of the bus iness will here
after give my personal attention, and will be At my
once daily from ten .. m. until four D. m mari Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th end d SITS.

b 10. 1901 northvsss corner iotS end b sss.
fsgsIrEy sALI o. XALgA9LE Es 49, g;
Q0Q.Li, MARYLAND, [ivL MIL Es fhon
TIE pLefBIUr OF C0LunBIA, AND ONT
2UAKfE4 OF nILE FRoM HrArTs-
O. !Ss3sSSI, the sth az ss.y,s q -: sr9 e
~ ~ vssSs - s ssiy % sss:
IN Liees g.: No. 8, ioiie Z. &C.. %: q the land
record bosk. q Prince oseree e1snsys Nap land.
al thess eertsp psross q isnd sson,sS "a ,Ss
osore: stss. q n:.ylsnd snO.n ssf
seveassss, l,7J sighseen ls) and .lneteen. nsJ
thereon. consistina Of . Brick Dwelling House,
Known q the late rssidenoe Of Judge VIM. Y. Par
Terms One fourth cash; balance IN g. r. ls aud q
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured b.
a deed of trust the premises cold. All convey
apcfrr and revenue stamps ~ the cost OF the pur-
chsser S1p down on the day OF sale And m the
teT ms Of sale not complied Win within i've dsy.
after Of SALE the Trustee reserves the right
10 resei the premises at the risk aud Of d.
faultibg purchaser, By advertising three times ia
some newspaper published in Washington city, &
the District 81 Columbia
GE0RGE r. RUIZ Trustee.
nay4-s.tu. Ads GREEs WILLIAMS. aucts.
VERY SUPERIOR BLACK DOEskIN PANE,
from IS 90 %, AZ A. sERAUs', l0ll Pena-
sylssI Ia avenue. my9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01
De: 7UTTS HAZE DYE PROMOTES TIE
nl2s-e,1 GROWTH OF 1HEHAIR
NJ FROM THE EARIICsr rs

~ 20 the present day, scrofula has been a.
lane, and, as II were, the curse of mankind 81 ,sr
the world history that person know 10 he 49,,
90 with 4 would not be allowed 20 mix with sneie,y
Happily in our day the disease Is strip ped ~ H. -,
TT ~ the use OF the sANARITANs RoOr AND HFRr
~ Chs and the victim Ct serofula, Ulcers, Sore
PiV pi :, BiOtehes. letters, &C. can be re.,arsi =,
s1urd health in Q few weeks -
ROOT AND HERB JUICES. al % per bo.,ie
sid Is sc FORD, lIO5 Pa ave and bv DE-
g.. g., DESMOND CO., Proprietor, 81 Race Il.
t---~~N'ts.s. mayE-ly
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FOR SALT.

Vo BE SOLD Ar PRlvATE saTE, a, tn Long
TIsBkK kpSls 10 A BRooks or a. a. : \ N 2.
PLEBAuGH, lloa MARYLAND avenue. il 81
EoR SALE, VERY CHEAP-Ona Que ENrEN
One i"s ri BSa asia$ So ' one -
SGM and HORSE A. my ssmi, s9s b. ala
for several months, 50 that I have no use for ths
rel eoa ON street. under Ms.o aSfrS sSSe
FOR sALE1A HORSE, Kind and sentle; suitable
leave: the eity; ,NAiL0K s son, New ~
York avenue and 18th street. msl &c GA
FOR sALE-Nery handsome STALLION. chest
u nut sorrel; Young, sound, Kind, 50 a
s Y HAks9ss' 'Y.s sSi ETs n o RSs
WHIPS, SADDLE, BRIDLE, &c. Horse viii ia
seld separately, II desired. Inquire l02s sth street
II q age; work veil. To De seen At XXI q ais
EHERs stable for a few days; the ewDer In
I CREAM SALOON. doing thriving business
toT s ssIi n owner leaving the city Ads'
LOB sAIE-stock, Fixtures and God wiII Of !.
GROCERY STORE centrally located with an
established family trade DOING good and lucrative
Address NJ. H, stsr Office. me- 81
A PRIyATE sALE.Ihe beautiful Country
Ridge Road, about one mile from GeSrsssown, ~
s ness DroyeEs Rest } This place Il one Of the A
nHest IletrtCt. and W ~ be sold
than cost. IL contains twenty five rs acrs- ~ iarf
ali good soil, aud under hne GUILTY. alton, with nns
6fs s@e sts AZ. Ts sfs .
House House Barn; Corn House, Her House snd Bee
could DO converted into are House This piscs
: perfectly healthy. sud sold Cor 40 other reason
than 10 leave the country. For terms apply %
- ID. M. LIGHrfOOr,
mays I'm on the premises.
4 PRIyATE SALE
The beautiful country residence called mrs.
bhhION HALL situated on the ROAD IN -
rlerees Mil g rennsllytOvn, about 81 mi!es frur-
Washington, ID. u.
The place contains about .wenty-thr acres %
anu, improved Do O mansion hscss coptaiatr.
eighteen rooms, and two small Gotta one
mR eix the other three rooms, ice house. barn. a
Ihere are seven acres of grapes In bearing, 80
peaches aud other fruits -
The view from the house IL one OF the rnest IN tas
bistrict. Any desiring u ine country reid ne
w9nld DO vel 70 call ant examine this property.
the place IL not sold by the L.; Of June the 81
sion House will Dc for rent during the season.
For terms apply t.
PIERCE SHOEMAKER,
hHlu near Pierces MI
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sABBATH SERVICE AT $50

ROBERT wEInENStLI,
he travelling agent 81 the Young Mems Christian
AssOcIatlon OF the United States aud British Prov
inces. viii siye an account of q recent extended
yHr through the south and the Religious work. Ii
MSS 500 REWARD -Any person who will nr,-
eC( duee one text from the Holy Bible that
teaches that Living Souls immortal will receive
tie above reward from the Christsdel phisn Syns-
Eogne who celebrate the death Of Jesus, the ChrI,t
corner of New York avenue AMI 7th street. This
ESeesia has no identity with any of the Sects Of
thristt ndom, catholic Prots stsnt,l believing
the Truth. its
~sTRAN BEkRY FE5TIYAL-Tbs ladies'
uS and society Of the AsSE CHURCH
corner sth and streets. will hold a Strsyberry
festival on fRIDAland SATURDAY Dinner 20
Sents, from Ito O'Clock. Festival in the evening,
sno residing hy Miss wARE. Admission, 10
mo 80
rs PHYSICIANS USR THIN IN THEIR
Il 10 almost univsr.slly the he case tina, p,v,;,i.
SoDdemn what are generally known a. dPatent
Medicines" Although Dr.. TUFTS LIVER D 49,
ts Dot Patent Medicine, yet its composition nh
rsut Of years OF study Is known only 10 hirnse
Al 50 airabs are their valuable curative n,onar
ties that very many Of the first Physicians In the
tee and recommend them to their patients.
sHEr BY COUNTY, ALA, Sept i,,lsa
ID HHl. n. Tsff: sir-AlthOugh an an n ID .
std naturally hostile 20 all "nostrums," yet see
ass q oeieying, and ieelinSis the naked truth" 1
yst SAY from ctaAl Observ atioa that your Liver
lis ar All you represest them 10 be. aud q little
N01Aoes' snail always rtcommeRd them.
j. n. DENIM, n. ID.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
FIRST GLASS TABLE BOARD, IS PEA
= WEkk; At kERNERS CENTRAL DINING
tweed 9th and 10th streets. jei 81.
FURNISHED Rooms AND BOARD FOR as
Il per week. Table Blard, 81 per week Sfree /,
cars pass the door. Massachusetts avenue between
4th and 5th streets, No. AIS. lei -ats
A ENPERlENCED TEAUHEH WISHES TO
n French, German, English aud Music Ami
streets. ,a1 60
/ ARG e, COOL AND AIRY ROOMS, in suite, or
and cold baths at h st2ee snf hot
T.ha R~ from slo to so per month; Also,
IAoie boAhD may ~ Inn
1900 Y ST. NEARLY OPPOSTrE THE EB
Io1ESS bit House.IHsndsomely Furnished
kOomS, en- suite or sins gle, with without TABLE
BOARD. Terms reduced for the summer mon rs.
Transient aid Table Boarders also accommodated.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED TMMEDfATE
W. hor lainitx ~ fonr, within An hour ride Of
Nashington Three rooms required. Pay in al
vance: Address, with full descri ption and terms
Postal Lock BoxI71. may2i- n,
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
NJ prices moderate, AZ 2lO5 corner of Pennsylva-
MIA avenue sEd 2lst street. msyi-tf
pLEAsANT RESIDENCE AND BOARD in the
Z COUNTRY, near the new Sehuetzen Park, or
TIN street, few steps from 9TH street cars in new
and elegant house. with large garden attached, for
M s .sss Tr
4Is 9TH street, between ID and L northwest. In the
same building two large and fine PABLO Rs, with
al the modern improvements, for Lady and GENTLE
man. sp0
EIbsT-CLAsS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FROM ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street Good location. and accessible. mh2s-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01

I'HE FARE REDUCED TO THE CONyEN-
TON is nothing compared with the reduc ton
OF Prices at A. STRAUS', ClOthisr. lOlI Pennsyl-
Nahla avenue my29
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LOST AND FOUND.

L OST-On the Dth of May, In the vicinity of D. tn
- street and Penssy lvania avenue, q POCKET
BOOK, containing about $40, and other papers Of
value to owner. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving them at the Star Office Dl3l st
I OsT-Monday evening, May 18th, on st. N W.,
IL or Pa. avenue, between 7th and 18th sts, q Gold
bRACELET, with q name engraved within it,
Finder Will be suitably rewarded on delivery at
41lCst, NV. tm3l-3t'l FRED. CHASE.
OST-Within a few days, black CANE, with
white head, &c, valued as the gift of q friend.
a handsome reward will be paid for its return TO
HAMLIN'S Restaurant, corner 9Th street ami Lou
isiapa avenue. insist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-01

The SUNDAY MORNING GA.
SS ZETTE, always in the front rank of
metropolitan Journalism, will,
TOMORROW.
Present to its many Thou, sand Reaiers
ATTRACTIVE CHA RAOTER.
az, Fl KsP member the SUNDAY MORNING Ga
oeen, ADvhs if asD iGisa''0' is an eh
II ADvERTIsEMENTs RECEIVED Until
TWELVE 40 O'CLOCK TO NIGbTi IL
N~FOR ANYTHING You WANT ALWAYS
9rc1T SpsTlt the AtPHABErIcAL Business
N AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 7as
1IH STREET NORTHWEST.
Ss in she Room the
"A, 400 s,h street norihwest MoNDaI June 3d.
meeting may psy their due. At the Office Of the As
Der Of shares viii be sold to new subscribers This
Association loans to members the full amount of
ST BOND, President.
W. W; BURDETTE, Vice
gHQ. $ CROCkER, SPresidents.
insist vi! s BklMH s ere TTs..ursr
% NORTH WssSsJHfHIE EfdSi BUILDING AS
The attention Of subscribers TO stock Of above
meeting for the payment Of dues, to be held At Bur
astte HAL New York avenue, merit 20 the corner Of
abb of June prOximo.
The Directors are especially authorized to receive
subscr; ptions, and books for the purpose now
p. side1s-SSEo. W. CIssELL, grocer, No. sac
Vice Pres.-F:G. GsTE.No 10 Grant Place.
NJ drsss ST. wood and coal dealer
.DirsstoEs-E 9 ECKLOFF, Dep Marshal Dist,
No. 429 street " W.
il CeLLETTE, 9,h street N. E., bet and @.
" con, No. sos 9Th street n. W.
RUSSELL, rec, estate broker, No. III 18th
LIE. CANNON No, I444 $ street W
a. Kinney, Office Controller of the Currency
jos NEYRlCH. butcher No. 1900 7th st. N w.
w: fZNAGA, atty at lay. No. 319 Az street.
opposite Chronicle Office
secretary-JOHN A. PRESCOTT. Office, 319
ga street; Residence, No. 1921 9th street N W
Certificates Of Stock will be ready for issue.
after the nrstresular meeting night, at the Office of
msyai- lot JOHN A. PRESCOTT, Secretary.
NM DIR. A. PRATT. Graduate Of Ohio College
" 8 Of Dental Surgery, 435 18th street, between
y and a few doors north Of Odd Fellows Hall
Kefersto A. Bacon ard Rev w Il. Evans. mis-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-02
Spain.
THE oARLIsr INsuRnEorIoN.

MADRID. April 25.-The friends, Of
the Ministry in the new Cortes heh a
meeting last night which was presided
over BY AdmHaf ro2ete. The object being
to ASSURE the Government Of sympathy
and support in its struggle with the in.
susrection.
Sagasta made 6ery speech, demand
ing to be placed at tho post Of greatest
danger.
Serrana and Rosa also made addresses
full OF patriotic enthusiasm and loyalty
PANS, April 25.-The Spanish ma lis
have not come to hand to-day
u Uniuerse and Liberte announce that
Don Carlos has crossed the frontier, and
is now III Spain at the head of 10000
men: The same journals say perfect
understanding exists between the Carlists
and Republicans. The former are to
dra~ the troops into, the open country
aud leave towns defenceless against the
Republicans, who are to rise against The
Government on May LIST. in all parts OF
Spain. DULY two Of the Isabellist Cen
erals have as yet joined the instruction,
The French I4egitimists hold aloof from
this last daring enterprise Of Don Car los.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-02
The Brutal Murders ON the Railroad
Train.

ST. LOUIS. April 26.-A special from
1snsas City gives the details of the
brutal murder Of Stevenson, Cline and
Dutro, on the railroad train near Holden
on Wednesday. after the trafn stopped
f ur of the mob mounted the locomotive
and guarded the engine with drawn
revolyers. The train was then surround
ed, and Cline and Stevenson called out.
Cline appeared and after some words
regarding bis connec ion with the fraudu.
lent issue Of Cass county bonds, he was
riddled with bullets aud his body thrown
by the side OF the track Several OF the
crowd cmptied their revolvers in his
mangled budy.
Stevenson was in the baggage car. aud
b ad barred the doors against the mob,
but the mob broke 10 the doors with a
log OF wood, and poured vo.ley into the
Judge. killing him instantly. S'evenson's
body was drags ed out and laid beside
that of Cline. Dutro. who was in a
passen ger car, was MORALLY wounded.
The train was then allowed to start, but
was sienalled to stop The dying man,
Dutro, was then dragged from the coach
and thrown down near the dead bodies OF
Cline and Stevenson.
A report reached Kansas City last night
that Judge Forsyth, another OF the coun
ty justices, had been shot and his body
hanged to a. tree. Great excitement
prevails throughout the county, and fears
are felt that still others will be murdered.
The perpetrators OF this massacre claim
that they have one thousand men in their
organization.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-02
Thursday Morning, May end 1879

Tho Cincinnati Convention met on
yesterday. The excitement throughout
the country, caused by this political
movement has been unprecedented. Con-
sternation prevails in the radical camp.
Thousands ofrumors arc daily telegraph
ed to the prominent political papers =
Some say that Grants name will be
Withdrawn, others that be will be nomi-
mated, aud that Ec vii sfsefWss1s decline
the nomination in favor of the nom inee
Of the Cincinnati Convention. These
rumors naturally grow out of the e2-
element which Low prevails. Gen,
Grant intends to receive the nomination
and he intends to use every effort ia
secure his election. Whether be will te
successful, depends entirely upon the
Cincinnati Convention. If the proceed
iugs Of that body aud the principles which
it may adopt are OF character deserving
the support of the American people,
success will attend the effort, and our
people will rejoice in the overthrow of a
party which has brought the country to
the verge ofruin.
Whether the new party will receive
the support the Democratic party de-
ponds entirely upon the principles SET
forth by the convention and the men
who receive the nomination. Fit is q
libersl movement and actuated by o
desire to place good honest men in power
it will receive the cordia! sdport of the
eutire democratic party, and a large
portion of the present republican party
A few days will decide and our people
will then be prepared to act intelligent
II. LIE. US wat patiently for the result
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
vAkuA8i.ELAND

John j Sioneburner Complainant, vs.
Henry Bowman's Admir-. and others Defts.
In Chancery.
Pursuant to decree ofthe Circuit Court
; of Shenandoah pronounced in the above
named cause, on the 18th day of September
1871, the undersigned Commissioners, there's
in named, will on
SATURDAY., MAY 11th. 1872,
before the front door of court house of said
county, proceed to sell. at public sale to tie
highest bidder the tract or parcel of land
in the bill and proceedings of said suit men-
toned, namely, a certain piece of land lying
on the North Fork of the
SHENANDOAH RIVER
near Narrow Passage, in said county,
CONTAINING ~ ACRES, ROOD,
and 80 Poles. subject to the dover as assign
ed by Commissioners IN said suit. TO the
widow of said Henry Bowman, decd.
CONTAINING Is ACRES AND 8 POLES,
the said dow er land consisting of two lots
Of acres and 10 square poles of bottom
land, and the other of Is aeres and 3S
square poles of upland. After the death of
the widow the purchaser will be entitled to
the said dover lands.
TERMS OF SALE:
As much cash as will pay the costs of
sui aud sale. and the balance in three equal
annual payments. all TO bear interest from
that day. the purchaser giving bonds with
good personal security, and lien to be
retained upon the land in the deed as
additional security
MARK BIRD,
MOSES WALTON.
apr lS--t ds. Commrs.