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splendid assortment Of New goods 81 the 6.ors ~
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june 12-tf
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of tbe
Circuit Court of Shenandoah, for the
month of July 1873:
John II. krons and joseph Y. Kronk
adnir. Of Jonas Crabill decd Complt's.
Against
Jacob 0. Crabill and Geo. Borden Deft's.
In Chancery,
The object Of this suit to attach the sum Of s19s
IN the hands of George Borden and due the com
p!alnants !ohn II. Eronk and Joseph T. Kronk admir-
OF Jonas Crabll decd from Jacob o. Crabiu
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the de-
PENDANT Jacob o. Crabil ie not an inhabnt of tljs
otete-ltl Is ordered, That the said defendant do a-
pear mere within one month after due publication
do what fa necessary to protect his interest
that copy OF this order be published i'll some. news
paper printed i'll Woodstock once A week for fnur
successive weeks and copy posted ut the trent door
OF the Court House of said county on the first day of
the next Circuit Court.
A COPY TEsTE.
marx Bra P. a. GEORGE ". MILEy, CSC
july lew.
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r5No tie creditors of John a Fry.
4 You are hereby required to present vour
accounts against the estate of John A, FRY.
at my office for proof at once.
p, W. MAGR UDER
July l9-iw. Comr. OF A ccou nts
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LOANS IN EURoPE.-The Baltimore
Sun, in its money article, says:-As an
Illustration of the extent to which
European capitalists are assisting the
growth OF our country and its railway
system, it is proper to mention the loan
which Mr.. Thomas A. Scott, vice
president ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad,
is said to be about negotiating 1t is
issued for the purpose of building the
Texas Pacific Railroad, end is for the
sum of seventy-five million Of dollars,
for which it is reported in the Phila-
delphia Press, Syndicate has bid 81
per cent. and it is understood Mr..
Scott goes abroad at an early day to
accept the offer and complete the
negotiation. Such transaction few
years ago would be deemed fabulous
and visionary, but European capital is
all the while seeking the opportunities
offered in this country for the rapid
accumulation of profits in many of our
investments--albeit in others it meets
at times wi tn terrible losses.
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ALEXANDRIA, MA RKETS.
REPORTED By
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
July ID, 1873
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VIRGINIA TO WIT:
" At Rules to be
held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court. for the County of Shenandoah. on
the first Monday in August, 1873.
RAPHAEL G WILL,
Plaintiff. In Assumpsit
SAINT. II. NEFF and an Attachment.
SARAH his wife, Defts.
The object of this suit is to recover from
the defendants the Sum of $3.50. Is, with
interest thereon from the 18th day of De-
cember, 1869. till paid, due to the plaintiff
from said defendant; and the plaintiff
having sued out an attachment against the
estate Of the defendants upon affidavit that
they are not residents of this State, and
that they have debts due to them in
this County, and the said attachment hay
nG been levied upon the following estate
of the defendants, to wit: A debt to them
from David kerlin of Shenandoah County,
Va, and neither process in the aforesaid
suit nor copy of the aforesaid attachment,
having been served on the said defendants,
1t Is ordered that they appear here within
one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect
their interest in this suit, and that copy
Of this order be published in the Shenan-
doah Herald. news paper IN the town of
Woodstock, in said County, ONCE week
for four successive weeks, and posted at
the front door of the Court hotise of this
county on the 1st day of the next term
Of the Court of this County aforesaid.
GEO. w. MILEY, C.C.C. sc.
July II, 1S73-4t
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lust received another supply of Cherry
d seeders and for sale by
j. W. DkNNER
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.O BUILDERS.

THO BUILDERS. !.
Proposals will be received by the undcrsicn-
ed. for building frame school house near
Van Duran Fur mace, 2Sx37: IA #. high. Doors
windows, shingles for roof, and timber for
frame will be furnished. For plans and
specifications and particulars apply to
!. HITE BIRD, Woodstock, OF
FRANK KING, Van Duran
july lot. Furnace g
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NOTICE

1t is desired that all persons having relative
or friend Inferred in the Luther Church yard
who wish enough ground for q Lot, and all
other DESTROYS of purchasing lot make i'm
mediate applicati gu to the undersigned. The
burial ground will be enlarged at an early day
and special attention will be given to MAKE Il
very attractive.
NJ. COLEMAN,
elk, for the Council.
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r Sale Fruit Jars of the best quality
s. A. BANNER
NOTICE..

Al persons having claims aga inst the estat
OF VIM. Copp.decd. are no tilted to present he
same at once at my Office
June 12-6t
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Sole Agents for the sale Of
ORCHILLA GUANO,
Persons desiring to rur CD ase this Guvno
will plesse call on
JOSEPH MAPHfS,
Woodstock, Va.
or JOSIAH STICKLEY,
Str asburg, Va.
july l7-tf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25
The Cuban Question from kentfa
Point Of View.
RICHMOND, November -, Il


TO The Editors Of the Dispatch:
Dear Sirs,-Iou will greatly obllSe ont
who fosters IL feeling of interest for his coun
try,s good by the insertion of the few aud
humble opinions sustained III the following
words:
Nv attention has been wildly drawn Il
the close pcruSal u! letter published III
your columns Of the 18TH Instant beaded
"Some Thoughts Suggested by the Cuban
lmbrogiio."
This letter, in my humble estimation, haS
many true points. and should bc read by
both the old aud young-especlal'l the latter,
rs they will, il war should he declared, be
the active participants. There is notln.
more true when your correspondent says !:
"Howeycr the Yankee may rant and buster
about his 'oId flag and The destruction OF
his fellow-ctizens, he will never refuse m
apology worth one hundred million per an
num-"
How manifest to Us Of The South is the
Yankees ayulicc for The "atigtty dpiidr!"
tell you there is Ito fight in The Yankee
wien money is Mt stake. we OF the South
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25
The Cuban Pow.Wow.

From present appearances the Cuban
cflarc-up" will end In smoke, hut not the
smoke OF battle. Mr.. FISH and Senior CAS-
7fLAR are too ardcntly inclined TO peace to
permit any harshcr uttcrances than ia'r
words. 'SASCHo pANzA declared that words
Of this kind buttercd no parsnips; but they
have the virtue of notifying angry trmpcrs,
and. by postponing quarrel. permitting ~
dirna,on TO ooze out at the iingcr.cnd,.
\ late telegram concerning the effort Of
the State Department to "Work up the case
of the VirsiniuS" significantly informs lis
of the waning of the force Of the facts cali
Ing upon our Government TO Interfere. Tie
connecting links tina. would bring her under
our protection are very shack'Ing-so says
this telegram. 1t needs little in addition 20
give us to understand that the Nirglnlli>
will be left to her fate, and that Mr. EvA;TSs
law, laid down in his speech At the great nc"
York meeting. Is not the law of the cIse.
SO we think that there will be lost 70 the
country much finely rhraScd Indignation ana
n world of touching sympathy for the butcii'
cred rasscngers of the Nir2inlus.
How can the United States undertake 10
recognize the Cuban rebels rs hclli-crcnts
should our Government be satisfied with The
apoloyv and PREPARATION made by Spain;
We trust that those rebels will not BE-
recognized ~ rebels. OF all the suggestions,
that have been made. that Is the lnlncst and
most impotcnt. No; if we have not calIse
To seize Cuba, Let her go. If there IS not
enough in The imbcciIity OF the Cuban GOV
erumeni, in the continued disturbance which
that imbeci!ty occasions on Our coast, and
in the harba tiles Of Cuban officials TO JUS
iiir lis in sciliug Cuba u II matter OF police,
for the sake Of order, why We lad bette
let her go.
some want 10 SEQ Cuba independent. We
do not believe The United state, Govern
mcnt will permit i. Certainly ii cannot
wisely and safely DO 80. any settlement but
that Of holding Cuba will De mere patch
work.
Some talk Of a Joint action Of TIC United
states and Great Britain III the matter. ina,
is another proposition that the people Of this
country could not dream Of. The United
States would in such case show signs OF
decline before she had reached tie zcnit!. Of
her career amongst tho natipG:.
Again. some talk OF arbitrltion-indced.
Yesterdays teiegrams speak 81 that As the
probablc tcrmnatiou Of tic "!Dss and
furthermore, it is stated that in that event
King WILLIAM o. Prussia will probably be
the arDitcr. 10 give cTadencc 10 The stale
nlent would he TO charge cur Government
with an utter want OF force eind s9s.city,
20 nlaD Of Prominence who has spoken on
tbs subject ye, tu!oratls The idea Of inter
vration or arbitration. Every Que who has
alluded, 10 that mode Of adjustment has de-
c!arcd that il cannot be thought u
We shall see.
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who may vollntccr--God grant there may
not be one single on of this grand, unfair
nished old State who may deem it bis dtity
10 do so-wll not be expected 10 tight SIDE
by.>ide with the Yankee gentleman, but Win
his hifcd SATELLITE. g,
We Of The South of Yir-inla-who have,
after being conquered in patriotic Struggle
for liberty aud Independence, been tea
down aud restricted by the most dcspoiic
cords of tyranny, TO feel it our duty 10 de-
fcuh the Government from which We have
undrser,cdlv received such lawless treat
mnntl No, il cannot be- il is not our duly.
Nor can we of Virginia forfeit the hopc5 Gu
,crtained and iostercd for the restoration
of prosperity aud peace within the limits OF
our beloved state; and il is my firm con-
yiction that ii we do volunteer in the sup
rort OF The Government we will undoubt-
eds forfeit greater part Of these hopes.
Let the Government of the United States,
composed of Yankees as it is almost entirely,
manage this Cuban affair, and not the Gov
crDmcnt Of Virginia or Of South Carolina.
The Dispatch saysa word "to the p0tnt':
" The indictment Of our correspondent-ii-
di~putably truc-conccru> matters that have
noated by. and not within the reach of
correction or Ic,ress with the sword,
they should have added. Now Is the time
10 show them that although conquered by
he sword, buried BY such Il muIlitudino"o
nuntcr OF hired ,oIdierp, tic .prtle directed
bv the great intellect, who have and 10 now
compose Nirginia's people, i mightler han
The sword. The DlSpGtch also says: We
live uu!r1 one Government. which IL Is our
duty TO st!st.in,' &c. | admit tha upon
certain conditions that this Government H.
the Government Of our state. The DiSp0icE
again SAYS : :" 1t /, our duty 10 look upon
the wrOugS we remember rs the wrongs OF
men, not of the laws and Constitution EN-
actIy bat these laws and this Constitution
80 Invaluable TO the countrl's pcac" aud
prosperity have been and are still overri'|cd
~ cruel, ayaricious, and cOrrup'ibIe men;
and when these lass and this Constitution
are 80 overruicd they Must be cast into the
record Of oblivion.
admit the Cuban atrocities to be >uthcen.
r3i,~, for resentment on the part u the
uitcd State Government but Lei Ii o: the
south ruDt!pe ourselves to- the rcmodeiin&
and protection Of our own individual stale
Government ; and when We have made that
safe and secure from the invasion OF d"spe-
rate and Jealous enemy, who has for 20 ion-
iIln,wlcd with lis power and honor, then l:t
The intclltctS Of Virginia aud the south IL
general re turned to the rcmoGciIiDg and
Protection Of the General Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

PoruLAH sclESrE.-The PopnIor S2encc
Monthly fer December has for ii; contents
the following papers: Radcali-m Con>crya-
tism, and the Transition Of Institutions. by
Herbert Spencer: Furs and their Wcarrrs.
by james IL. Partridge; Correlation Of Vital
with Chemical and Physical Forces, ~ Pro.
tessur Joseph Lc t0nte; Hereditary and
Race Improvement, hy Fernand Papi.iUu
Hnckcl'- Moncr>, by Anne Schncilrr: i
New Method with the Brain, by Professor
Fcrrcr; Mars, by the --latest observations,
by Camille FIammarion; TCnnysun and
Botany, by j. Hutchison "Watcr Turned
to Blood" lrom the French Of Or. y. July !:
The Requirements of Scientific Education,
by Professor X. W. Raymond; Preparations
for the Coming Transit OF Vents: The Pri-
mary Concepts of Modern Physical Science,
by j. b. s!alio; \ Powder-MilI Explosion,
by William Aikman Sketch of Dr.. }. u.
Hooker, i. Il. 5. Editors Table; Literary
Notices; Miscellany; Notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

UNITED STATES SEHAToR.-" We have no
special candidate to champion ourselves. but
we venture the opinion that perhaps il
would he wise for a>pIanis, rs we'll n thelC
friends, 70 understand nj once that the
Valley. Piedmont, and Underwater sections
will cac, BE Il claimlnt for the next senator,
and will hardly be inclined to yield il to the
Southwest, which already enjoys the hi@h
distinction of one senator and one Lletl'
tenant-G oycrnor" Petersburg Ne'rs.
We don't know whether the above is meant
for Stables or WithcIs. Both, perhaps.
Who is this candidate for United State,
senator:
"It has come TO pas, that there arc III Nr'
pinia men aspiring 10 be her senator who are
today loading the mail-ba"s with letters adj
dressed TO the memEcrs-elect OF her Lcgisla
turc beSeeching votes III their own behalf iol
this high position, travelling from post Il
pillar Button hoing every man they meet
to assert their own peculiar merits, aud be-
seechiug influence ana support. LplchjWy
Republican.
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Ncwspaper Postage.

no ru>i!iiastcr-ttturr;ll, in his annual le.
;,...i c>tiili.t,,> that third Of the postage on
.inry>pipc.s Is not collected. His remedy
.r III, Joss 10 the Department is the pre-
:.yuiot -. postage by the quarter. Ioayold
,ruG>." sid simplify iAi> prepayment he pro.
,.,rs dat publisher, u newspapers shall,
,3,,:cr g:t1, late the number OF papers that
a.. sent from Their respective Offices, and
.fl} i. ;..e be- inning Vi each quarter Tor the
u,..bcT 50 sworn 10.
80, nevertheless, there is Il great deal OF
Nor" rNra tuc pu,ima,l,rs under this
>,:.Cn which might tc entirely avoided ty
-. Il Ian suggested hy this paper twelve
:.oJt..> >n>e. That WAS 10 weigh together
~ Tic Packages Of papers from each Office,
nd IL prepay them according to weight. it
90; 10 liz 1t standard of weight for every
'>".iairt by weighing ii given number OF
j&grr, AID ~ ,rcyating them hs the hundred
,ut til" fractional! hundreds Of pounds, and
t.Niu- them accordingly. The whole qucs-
ii1l u postage on III" daily, ,cmi-weckly, or
~,,E!y i>>"rs Of every newspaper could bc
Lifted III u minute by this means. These
l9ru,cnls Dy weight would be the simplest
ln,;t.g IA tic world; and when no paper
s..ait leave an Office without being prepaid
~ care and trouble concerning The ncw>la
p.r ,.!a.ls would be al an end. The Govern
!:.cut would bc certain 10 collect its entire
revenue from newspaper transportation, anC
lie reduction OF postage proposed in thai
,;yu. ty Nlr. CgEswELL could be made al
once.
The i4ai! service ought TO be cheap, and II
ought Lot 10 De rendered 10 any class o, mcl
"ra.uitously. Everybody should pay TO!
Tn Il>c"! the nj ills aud if everybody pays
!, .nr proper postage on all niattcr going
tllv.i2tl Tie mails j. Ill collected Is the pos.
master sA >--the general service could bt
.t.d,rtd Il. reduced rates. lie says thai
tcriy per cent. may be taken of the third
ca-s 1t. soon as the entire postage on news
papers i, collected. Then, let news matter
ng "a! weighed aud prepaid by weight, to th,
comfort and convenience OF all concerned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

About fifteen candidates have so far an
nounced themselves for the Office OF Super
intend,nt of Public Grounds ana Buildings.
General ". {. NeHberry, The present ill.,
cumbcut, though not button-holing the
members Of the General Assembly, saws he
would be glad to retain his POSITION Ejch-
UouH hhn'-FcteT$bug NecS.
The Augusta (GA.) Constituencies says
Of "::omc Thoughts on the Cuban In
broglio": "Tbc following exhaustive art-
Gle. which we tnd communicated TO the
Richmond Dispatch, hits the nail <quarcly on
the head, and Is worthy of the pcrustl OF I'll
southern people
Ey.Secretary Boutwell, lcciurcd at Chicago
Saturday night on the finances and the panic.
In the course Of his lecture, referring 10 Gu
ban matters, he deprecated the idea Of war,
coun>elcd moderation, and argued That our
symp.ilIies and moral aid ought TO hc given
to Spain in her efforts 10 establish re-
public.
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The lat" General RAwLlNS, who was one
81 Tic most liberal men in the Government
towards The South. and who was, further.
'lorc, Il Dau Of comprehensive policy, WAS
.tmpIthi1rr with the Cuban rebellion, -
certainly warmer one than No are--hnt
I,- sympathy was - strong that 1t cccu-
.'.cd hi, thoughts in his dying moments.
1t" present discussion has brought out his
dying words. which we publish below:
" Ie-, have something more to say.
There : luba-poor, struggling Cuba.
wan, you 10 stand by the CubanS. Cuba
Et!l br free. Her tyrannical enemy Must
Z" cIn>hci. Cuba must not only he free,
III, III Der sister islands. This Rcpub-
.lc is responsible for that. am passing
'War, but YOU must look after this. We
hive been together; now you mus, look TO
'hle.'-DWng Words Of GcaeJM Encitn5 10
cecse!efJ lrcs,cet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

The iHrErENpINr FKE>S.--Nc -" moi ices
of u rrw paper in Petersburg st,lcd The
UGi!Y N.U$. We have no. received copy
OF it, but scc that X. II. GLASS is IL piiuci-
pal cd!!er, Mr.. ". &. McCaBE literary writer,
aud Colonel J.. =. DARuAN city reporter.
From the following extract, copied IT, :; colt
Temporary from j.. sautation TO i reader,
we ta,p i. that it i, 10 he very independent
journal:
THE Uaiiy Ncrs ins been founded TO hc.
and mt;.liS 10 be, THOROUGHLY lEDLrL%DL>T
II has ample capital, and nc",> 10 -un>!tilc:
from cIique> or moGcycd corporations; on iii
silnrci,-roiiiral social. and commercial
il will speak H. >ccln- good 10 !iScl;, amt that
without fear or favor. Thus luHri!. ut iua>t I,
our reaacr> may reckon upon >ttrci..'
This is II fortress indeed Wl:!"l may Gc;y
ciiuucs and subsidies. such 4 paper is III
acquisition to the ranks Of the independent
press. We know rot how u paper luay De
more independent Unless il become lnde-
pendent of money itself. That would be al
invincible sort Of independence.
Our old acquaintance, GLASS, is, we n2r
say, Il veteran journalist, and thoroughly az
l,iauted With bis business. Ig. NCtABE
has quite literary reputation. And Win
the city affairs in good hands wc anticipate
good and enterprisins ptper il the Nc!r$.
Petersburg Is fortunate indeed in her press.
The Appeal is one of tbs most spirited AID
independent papers in the Stale, aad pow
we have the .NetrS, which at Tie beginning
iloutS the subsidies, and the cliqucS. and the
moneyed corporations. BraNuly said.
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WHO STARTED TnEM.--TFr otiicia! new,
relating 10 the Cuban difficulty continues OF
a r,4s-urin~ character, The sensational re-
por;, Of the attempted assassination Of tue
United states Minister III Madrid and 'lLIt'2F
cunards are anthoritltiyely denied, ana tbcu
ori.in traced 10 Walt street, lhei" purpose
being The intltion 81 values i'll To" ld.cIc>,
OF >pccu,ltOrs. Baltimore o"1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

The present naval preparations are 10 pre-
vent the occurrence of similar acts, by being
ready to compel respect to our tla", and to
guard our citizens either in Cuba Or on the
seas from arbitrary arrests aud spoiiation Of
their property. The tone of tie Spanish
Ministry continues friendly, and dispose
ton is manifested 10 act iii all matters III
controversy in such way as viii preserve
peace between the two nations.
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ple. Give them time and opportunity TO
seek the mercy of God. Thus only can you
comply with your duty, and my blood
ought 10 be sufficient. These poor men had
no knowledge of their crime. Pardon NE If
/ tell you that l do not believe that
their deaths will tend to the benefit Of
Cuba. According to our method Of viewing
matters should bayc had the Intervention
OF my Government, whereby would have
been saved many lives without having con-
promised the dignity Of Spain. Scnores, !
pray God that the members of the Council
Of Judgment perform their duty regrei'uIiy
aud that they will remember us in their
prayers to God, and Wi! ask their wives
and children to bc:cech for Us also.
"CAPrAS JO>Eru Fry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

We try to give reliable news about the
Cuban troubles. The New York Herald 5
DISPATCHES from Washington ere not ccn-
Grmea by the official organ ut the seat Of
government