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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-28

M1LwAUKEg, Aug 20,-A private let
ter received from Ishpening, Michigan,
dated the 10Th, says: eve have q riot
here. A man was killed on the street,
and the. lnurderers were arrested
While they were being removed from
the jail to the depot they We're taken
from the officers, and beaten, one of
them so badly that he died in a few
hours, and the other so that he cannot
live. Some of the ring-leaders have
been arrested, while others are still at
Large. The Irish are collecting from
numerous parts, and the Irish flag is
floating. What the result will be it is
to tell"
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LOST IN A Foa.-The President a,

LOST IN Foa-The President and
party came near being shipwrecked off
the cost of Maine. With careful solic:
tation for the safety of the trip, Secre-
tary Robson had telegraphed that the
party was not to be taken out into salt
water. The President is by courtesy,
however, Commander-in-C Chief of the
navy as well as the army and the cutter
,si+ the e,ssoe"sias,jets h1,ara mt off
Baltimore Gazette, according to the
usual Presidential policy, they got lost
in fog. Not even the most persistent
office seeker could have found them,
even an insurance agent would have
been baffled. Under such blissful
circumstances the President did not
care how long they staid there. All
bearings were gene, and every half
mile the officer on watch would sight
dangerous rock yard or two a head.
Finally the vessel made Deer Island.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-28

BosroN, August 21.-A number OF
gentlemen, mostly grain merchants, at
Young's Hotel, yesterday, organized
the Boston Grang e of the order Of Pa
irons Of Husbandry. John B. Bartlett
was elected Master, and Herbert Rad
clife Secretary. The full number of
charter members obtained, it is propos-
ed to form oranges in all grain ports
on the Atlantic States. The Boston
Journal of Commerce was made the
official organ Of the New England
Oranges.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The first bale Of this years cotton
received at st. Louis was sold at
auction, at seventy cents per pound.
General Kemper's watch word is
simplicity, economy, and honesty in
the administration OF the Government
MIR. Hughes cries out: Cup with Sam
DO and down with old lnasterI"
At colored church fair last night at
Atlanta Georgia, eight rowdy black
men attacked mdlatto boy and stab
bed him with knife. The boy drew
a pistol and shot one of the eight dead
i'll the church door. The rest ran.
1t is stated by Staunton paper that
Capt MS. Lurty has been appointed
by President Grant to The Office of
United States district at torney for the
western district Of Virginia, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
OF Col. Robert w. Hughes.
ST.. LOUIS, August ls.-At CRANKY
Mo-, during circus fight, a prominent
merchant OF that place was killed and
two ladies wounded. A negro who
participated in the fight was wounded
through the breast. The other two
participants, who were white, escaped.
and have not yet been arrested.
LOUISVILLE, August 18. Three ia
tel accidents occurred Sunday OH the
Louisville and Nashville railroad. One
man was killed by attempting to jump
on moving train, and two others were
killed while asleep on the track.
HARRISBURG, August ga fire
commenced at one o'clock in the cen
trail part of u ifllin, Pennsylvania, and
spread rapidly, consuming one block
and portion of another. The estimat-
ed loss is 100000; insurance un-
known
GALVESTON, August 2I.-The Indian
chiefs Santanta and Big Tree arrived
at Houston yesterday under guard,
from the penitentiary, en- route tor
Fort Sill, where council is to be held
between Secretary Delano and Cover
nor Davis, and the Kiowa and Com
anche tribes, with a view to further
peace. OASIS
New ORLEANS, August 21.-Jno.
Yeager, carpenter, residing at the
corner of Claiborne and Sixth Streets,
upon returning home last evening from
his work, found his wife, Catherine
Yeager, aged twenty two, lying dead
in the yard, with eight btlckshot wounds
in her breast and left arm. There is no
clue to the assassin.
THE TRIAL OF THE MODoCs FINDINGS
OF THE COURT.
The proceedings of the MILITARY
Commission which tried the Modocs
Were returned to the Secretary of War
by Judge Advocate General Holt, he
he having completed his review, and it
is understood approved the findings of
the Court. They will be transmitted
to President Grant tomorrow.
BELFAST, Me-, August ga most
destructive fire broke out here this af-
ternoon at two o'clock, the weather
hninn drv with a strong gale from the
loft, north of r. Silby Brothers wharf,
and spread with fearful rapidity along
the wharves as far Carriers shipyam |
and the marine railway, crossing Tn
ion street and extending to Hight street |
all the buildings in a south
easterly course as far as the house of
&. K. Boyle, on High street, where
the fire was stopped. Over one hum
dred and twenty-five buildings were
destroyed, mostly of wood. The loss,
as near as can be ascertained to night, |
is nearly 100000.
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GEN. CusrER.-Bisrnarck, b. r., sAu

GEN. Bismarck, D. TAU
gust 10.-A stir was created on the
Yellowstone expedition by the arrest
of Gen. Custer by Gen. Stanley. I did
not learn the cause Of the arrest, but
Custer marched in the rear OF his COM
mand one whole day before he was re
leased. Clusters men denounced the
arrest as an act of tyranny, while Stan
ley's men sustain their commander
Another interesting episode was the
destruction Of all liquors in camp by
order Of General Stanley. Not a
drink was left III the camp an hour al
ter the order was issued. The infantry
sutler lost six barrels and the cavalry
suffer seven. The officers take Jamaica
ginger as a substitute, while the men
prefer pain killer.
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This is 8 specimen of the PLEASANT I

This is q specimen Of the PLEASANT per
s,nal paragraphs which Western news
papers are printing about the salary
grabbers. The, Weston (Mo) Com
1serc;al says: 'sComingo, our Comingo,
Of salary grabbing noteriety, has gone
to Colorado with his family to spend
a few weeks and portion Of his back
pay. May every anticipated pleasure
resolve itself into ghost Of his heinouf
crime, and haunt him until he disgor-
ges his ill-gotten salary, and resigns hi
seat for an honorable man.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-28

The Charleston Courier and Neus
says ofthe effect of Radical party tyran-
ny in South Carolina: "What do we
row sect A few men-a couple of blan-
kets would cover them ALPHABETICALLY
own the State. Whence does this
influence come Is it from the conf
dence and esteem of the people whom
they rule? Is it from their pre- eminent
integrity; ability, and patriotism The
simple question seems absurd, for they
are just the reverse. They are the
very worst men, utterly destitute of
moral character, and Old Nick himself
if he had the privilege of selection,
could not choose men more after his
own heart. 1t is by party tyranny,
made practicable through the Ignorance
OF the negro, that such men have rode
into power and now sustain themselves
there. They manipulate county and
State conventions; they secure the
nominations through bribery and cor
ruption. Then they call upon and per-
suade the negro voter to support the
does II. - II - - a = -----,-
How IT FEELS TO FREEZE. One who
knows tells how pleasant it is to freeze
to death in Minnesota. He says the
bitter cold does not chill and shake a
person as in danlper climates. 1t steal
thily creeps within all defences, and
nips at the bone without warning.
Riding along with busy thoughts,
quiet, pleasurable drowsiness takes
possession of the body, and, in mind,
the fences grow indistinct, the thoughts
wander, weird fancies come trooping
about with fantastic torms,the memory
fails, and in a confused dream Of wife
and home, the soul steps out into obi
Won without a pang of regret.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-28

LONDON, Aug. % "A collision occur
red this morning on the Great Northern
railway at Retford, near Nottingham,
between q freight and excursion train.
The trains were badly wrecked and
reports thus far received say twenty
persons we've killed and aslarge num-
Der injured. As there is great excite
ment at Retford, this accident may be
exaggerated.
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V a | u a b | e
FERTILIZER,

which they are selling at the old price, viz:
s3S per Ton. of 1000 lbs, in New Baos.
Of 200 lbs. Each, Cash. o.
Also, :, our "New Departure" We are also
inaanIlactarlng highly improved fertilizer
which we call the Improyed Shen andosh q ~
nominated Super Phosphate" This is yerv s III,
perior article, containing all the elements OF ot
plan t.growth, thereby forming permanent
ANALYSIS:
Dissolved bone, ....., IN NON ..
oaits Oh SODA. ....................lO
81 &c
Salts Ofactual Ammon ~ &c
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-28

The will of the. Duke of Brunswick
leaves the whole Of his landed property
and personal estate to the city of Gene
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-28
s4S per Ton, Of oolbs., in New Bags
of 200 lbs. Each. Cash

Although we donot claim to manu- fac ture an
article which will resist the effects of frost and
ny, nor 90 we claim that we can control the
the public, and for the relief of the anxiety of
some ofour friends, who are so unselfishly hop
ing that our article may YET PROVE to be equal
to the high priced fertilizers found in the mar
ket,we give few evidences of the merits of
factory to ny one acquainted with the men.
LISTEN TO THE EVIDENcE.
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B. Ms Rhodes r Gn-,
Sole Agents for the sale Of
oRcHILLA GUANo,

poAo AScuts LOT tHe sale OF
oRCHILLA GUANo.
Persons desiring to rur ase this Guvno'
JOSEPH MAPHIS,
Woodstock, Va.
or JOSIAH STICKhEY,
Strasburg, Va.
Agents for Shenandoah County,
MARYLAND INSTITUTE CHEMICAL
,a DEPARTMENT,
Gents-RALrINoRH, July sth, 1873.
1878, you call my attentf5G0
June number of the Baltimore he.- oa.,y,
mercial Fertilizers, which was written .h':
and in which said the Orchilla, and thsr q
ticles, are improperly termed; Guanos- Ays
| OBJ lection extepds only to the term: GuaDO.
| had no intention of depreciating the merits OF
the Or chilla, which is really good article;
| but think ltwould be speaking NOR c correct
| ly to limit the term Guano to the bird deposits
which still retain most if not all of their origf-
| nal ammonia either as urea salts, OF as carbon
/ ate or other salts of ammonia.
+ l have lately drawn samples of the 0rchht
| from the stofeh ouses in which it was beiBGets
lin TO bags and after careful and con of
| analy sis as we'll as thorough examinf to be
| the mechanical condition of the lots Charlotte
cargoes of the AHdee, Speedwell aRy of sew
.Jamison, as well as frem the testify staxe, and
/ eral who ha We used it in its .ce satistac ton,
Ehave expressed to me their eI0mmendinp the
feel perfectly justified in
I Orchilla- yours,
very U' WM.P. TOSRY,
4pp. Chemistry, Maryland
Institute.
UNIvERs1TY OF VIRGINIA,
CHAHLorTEsvILLg, July 18th, 1878.
q. VI. RHODES 4 Co., 81 South Street,
Messrss
o"i' Gentlemcn-E Enclosed herewith you
lfJrchilla Guano lately sent me BY you.
| This material decidedly recommends Itself
10 the attention of farmers b Y its large proper
lion of Phosphoric Acid, (if kiln di led at only
| tho temper ature Of boring water the sample
s1alyzed by me will represent 1881 per cent
Of Rome Phosp hate Of Lime) and by its ply sici-
i nj condition most of it being already IN powde.
and the few Jumps easily crushed by a shovel
or between the fingers, 80 that no grinding Is
needed. The Phosphoric cid is IN form 20
he much more easily taken. up by growing
nlants than that Of the harder and more COM
nact Mineral Phosphates~t Farmers can them
selves very easily add Peruvian Gaano, Co s:o
Seed, mill refuse or o ther materla. anor",n ~
Nitrogen when it is desired to .conoine tnc en-
ort of Amm0niacal With that OF Phosphatis
Manure.
| am, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
J.W. WALLET.
uly lift. ---
RlCH CHEsTHUrs, 10 cents rs e, a 'I.v,'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-28
ALEXAND RLA MA RKETS,
Aug. Is, 1873
NEW ADVERTISE. ,,,171r,
FULTZ w II E AT.

7 nuVG OH THU SOm6 y
BEAUTIFUL FULTZ WHEAT,
perfectly clean, which viii sell at $500
ner bushel. This is beautiful and very pro-
ductiye variety of wheat. Persons wish
ing to purchase will please. send their or
tlers in as soon US practicable
aug 2l-tf j. w. DAMN En-
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PRICE $50 Per Ton

Twelve mouths tim.st six per cent, ,n,o.o,
Will Pc given. Negotiate no,os interest
sHEN ANDoAH co,vTY R paya0ie at
with undoubted erhdorsers rcda-., nA'
orders early. Any other inform r.. o"e your
given with pleasure. Cali upon i Will Dc
july 24-tt. Woo1.t..ISR,
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF ROASTED cor, :.
For Sale byS. A. DANNERE
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NOTICE.
HIGHST GRADE

or that plant, equal in its results =
soil. nenft to the
FL, :, contains all the elements;requIret 70, ,,s
arn ' u''eiopment Of wheat-both stra, and
snas'ns,rensshens the straw, prevents
ana ripens the Grain to 10 dor. !. rust
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NTANTED.-Al persons knowing them
w selves indebtedito me, will please make
immediate payment will want to lay in my
fall stock very soon and must havcthe stamp /,
Very Respectfully,
SAML, A. DAN YER. :
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TAKE NOTICE,

II am now ready to receive town and school taxes
il the year 1878 at my Office All taxes remaining
unpaid on the LIST of Nov, 1873 will be turned over 10
the collector with five per cent added,
Aug. 29. P. W.MAGRUDER. T. Treasr.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. !

VIE Best Clothes Wringers are 1T
- j. W DAMN
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uTANTED-2O,o 600 feet Of sound Hickory Plank
Z - III s. A. BANNER.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-04

These Pills. 40 celebrated many YEAR, ago IN
Paris, fur the relief ~ female diseases are now Of
fgrsd fo- sale iU America They nave been Kept IN
compa r4tiye ub-Clry from the fsct tust the origua-
tor. Or lpiu IL physician IN Paris OF great ath
ana has strict conscientious principles, aud ha-
withheld themfrom general use.
In overcoming female diseases such a. Falling ~
'trWomo Waites Green sickness. Suppression Re
ttu'iou.ur immodgrate Flow Of the Mpns-s. Nervous
and Sptual Affections, Pain in the Back and Limbs,
FaJ..c Oh slight cxertiou PalpilatiOn Of the Heart
stercs and all Female dis asses, and viii effect
cure wh an other means have failed; and al
though q powerful remedy. do not conratu Calomel,
anthony. or anything hurtful to the constitution.
To married ladies and Young girls who have new
er been regulated, they are peculiarly suited, and
can he used by the most delicate persons b. follow
iug directions, and when ydur druggists cannot
procure them for YOU the real Ngipau + euCh Fc-
male Ptlll DO not be persuaded to taSr any other
sind hut order direct from the proprietor enclosing
our dollar ll.tuf with your address giving thu
name Of your town. comfy and STATE nd also the
name OF the express Office you will call for tie
package.
A. soon a. the order il received by mail.
the goods vii be forwarded by express, securely
packed.
Cucular- in English, German and French around
each oottlc, giving all necessary directions. : I'd
generally throughout the United States and Canada
by all rcpu'ahls druggists NJ ". MAcoWber sole
prupria- or \ Hany, New York f-2+dwly
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from those under whose management it has
hitherto been. The chief object no doubt
in securing control Of the road was TO bring
about harmonious working between the
Toledo 4 Wabash and the Canada South
orn roads. But while this was the chief
reason, it is also undoubtedly true that the
sacrifice of the interests of Chicago, which |
was constantly being made by the Toledo |
road, will come to a sudden stop. Mr.. Ira |
CIV is too deeply interested in the prosperity
OF the two roads, the Rock Island and
the Northwestern, TO allow any cut
ting rates on the partof the Toledo x Wa
bash road to interfere with the due course
of business which properly belongs to Chi
eago roads and through them to Chicago
merchants. The habit of the Toledo road
in Juggling off the entire products of this
State, and even in some instances of Iowa,
by secretly breaking in under the rates of
| Chicago roads will now be abandoned,
Shippers may perhaps be a little more
pressed, but trade will assume much
healthier feeling The change in the per-
sonnet Of the officers of the road is likely TO
be sweeping. Mr. Carson, the freight
agent, has already placed his resignation
in the hands of the new board, and will be
followed by the other officials. While
some persons may suffer, and the creation
of another immense railroad corporation
be deplored, Chicago merchants at leas
r will have the satisfaction of knowing tina
4 henceforth they will not have TO compete
y at such terrible odds with unscrupulou
opponents and dishonest railroad officials.
& What the Times says about Mr.. Trac'
d holding n controlling interest in the Cana
a. da Southern is hardly correct, unless
e means that the Tracy party holds con
c trolling interest, for Mr.. Cable is said t
Ne be the largest stakeholder in that corpora
Oh ton. The compliment to Mr.. Gable as a
he able railroad man is deserved, but the 'ol
Peter don't apply Mr., Cables name
bt Philander. He sits on the Board by VII
an tue of being a man of capital and braln'
IS and not solely because he is of the Trae
Of party. Suppose we call him 'old Peter,
DC in future? 1t isn't bad name-not 5
ci, good as Saint Peter, still ''old Peter Wi
do. old Peter Cabls.' 1t sounds funn.
ss. anyhow,
~, We don't object to the new arrang
ses ment, except that it is, as the Times az
by mits, the creation of another immen.
her monopoly by which Chicago is to be ben
, md fitted at the expense Of the producers
by the west That part of it we don't like.
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aud
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CATARRE REMEDY.
Catarrh ot 25 Years Stan
ding,

With droppings in throat almos to Chok-
ing, Headache, Pains in Lhoulders, Back
and kidneys, and entire Breaking Eown
of the System, cured by Constitutional
Catarah Remedy.
To Messrs LrTTLEFIELD It HAYES. Proprietors
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy, Manchester,
n. H;
reside at Manchester. N H., and previously re-
sided al Heuniker and native of Wears, this
State. | have had Catarrh - year, ever since
was ~ years old; had il bad all the time. II run
all that period. and nights it would up and drop
down in nay throat causing feeling of choking,
that | would spring up in bed TO save myself
from strangulation. II affected my head SO that
felt confused. and was troubled with severe head
ache intervals for Il week al time. / also had
pains in the shoulders, back ana kidneys, from
which / suffered immensely. So had were they,
that year ago last summer WAS Obliged TO lie in
bed most of the time for three months. have
tried all kinds of snuff and Catarrh remedies with
no particular benefit. and consulted physicians.
began 10 take the Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
last August l began to grow better before flush
ing the first bottle. Ny cattarrh is cured; my
health is restored. | have paius aches cough.
Nv whole system IL made over new. | know ii Is
this medicine that has rescued me from intense
suffering and almost the grave. / am now able to
do the hardes work and bear the greatest exposure,
ami feel that cannot say too much in favor Of the
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.
MRS r J FLANDERS
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To these three medicines DR.. j. H. Schenck of
Philadelphia, owes his unrvslled success in the
treatment of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pull
monte Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the lungs
nature throws II of by an easy expectoration, for
when the phlegm OF matter ripe slight cough
viii threw it of, and the patient has rest, and the
lungs begin 10 heal.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DUPONCO'S
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Y FK Q { ; UEBILI 7, HE I
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Wehstar,s Only Regret.

From q New York Herald Interview with eN-Presi-
dent Fillmore.
Before Mr.. Webster died | called to see
him, and, in the course of long conversa-
tiou on our social aud political relations,
Webster said There Is but one thing that
| really regret having done during the
course ofmy political life.
Il asked him what that was, said MIR.
Fillmore, and he replied, Il regret that |
ever voted for a soldier President There
is no use in saying that my friends advised
me ~ do it. and, therefore. there Is moth
ing can say in that direction 10 apologize
for it. ~ He referred to Gen Taylor.