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INDIANA.
SOUTH BEND.

r..,re n Tia fhfAaDn T{r{h,Rus
Hou1a BEND. 1nd.' 1ns 4,-ihe farmers Of
kns vicinity comMeueeo lueN ua}-nak1nE sn1e
v,et and, unless the weather remains unfavor-
.h,e the season Will give them larger crop
s.' ~, ulelr he reouired for conapmnt,on anr.
.nAn w. ann,,1. n winter For cn1nle ~ =. =.
iag tne co1ntns "1u'e ~. eouius " oess
pad the weather has been sno"ess' winch ses1-
opslT retarda the work and pF8Tents the cut hay
t.o.n r1,r;nr. Ihe wheat crop Ia rap1dly ripen-
:. t..o-,h,a a;tr.t;ona I'll, H. ~s.ar
mb soo' ~ $500 $500 ~. .1,s,;an .aa,. - ~,
fo1 the reaper puf'ne 'ne eoonns "eeA~ IL Lug
exposed portions the Hheat-halds look quite
t1otted from the winter killing, but the heads
~. 1arce and we'll filled. and wilt rive 4 rnnch
.+;.;..+oa - <ou ...1.-
xee ctot .. taa - 800 haaE@srd brt +hs+
aEo' 4ae cotu ~ 'c.y ~ I4as ee5!uE
- common one eve1l sen aa aa;a sag ~ "easn
II July ano AnEuAt "nen II uauany comes
out growing 90 sapaaly ~ W elsa@o an e3clame-
ton OF SURPRISE aaa tne saauls - spoa crops.
aheza Ia plenty OF time Jet Tor good corn
PERSONAL. L.
tem n.uoeoake1 ano 1anits ~ ~ 'o1 Europe
On the 1stn- Oh sae steanef cGamn1a, 1a aud "nlle
thefe Fn SHOW one OF tae tompAnys weSons:
siso introduce there o'seosety OF an employe
e t9e hae- olks nefe ~ ios greg as sas-ts.o1s
to@ o1seo'e1s euaplea ~" ts4 ~ " % cteaneo
~ te" momenA, ano y selu InAi " WILL oe
tn7 Mean VI 1uese'AAAs 1oooe'as @oa eoss VI
msnnias1o1ns n gag, ..
lhe ouuain8s for tne ne" iron "o1ks Te1e
commenoeo tms week, N1tn iafee force OF
hands end MI. Vaeef toid me to-day that they
sly put inso FAILS oelofe me coming winter, Tour
mlnoa ot'eka, auo, saoatu .oe sHason remaln
1asusoo, tney mat ase aye munon. Al the
mana1ackoa1eA IgPott tas1 aemano, While aome
sfe ooung ~ *ea - oelofe ene panic
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s1l, ho"e7ei, o1ats On oo1n sloes OF inc fourth
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Mr. RQot-What is the order OF the Court AZ
to the demurrers to the other i've repiications
The Court don't think it il necessary Tor
me to mske any.
Mr. Root-The third plea Is out Of the case,
and there is An Issue Of record now to bo dis
posed OF. The effect 60 far is to eliminate this
first replication.
The Court-Thn third plea il out Of the cass
Mr. Roor--So far es the fret replication il
concerned
The Court-It ia cut altogether.
Mr. Root-Then, il the Court p1ease, No ask
leave to amend, and then desire time to deter
mine what we shall do with regard to the prop
osltiona AZ they now stand.
hfr. Pence-ft seems to me- thare ought to b
disposition Of the other issuee Of the rapliea-
tions. Suppose it should turn ont that tho posi-
ton OF the Court upon the drst replication Is
not sound think We ought to have judgment
On the other replications also.
Judge Lawrence-Perhapa the reau1t may be,
il they amend by inserting m asern1ens IN thelr
plea that the question of minority representation
was submitted, we will shou take iaane upon
that Or; as your Honor suggested, deny It "
special traverse, and than the issues sought TO
be made by the other replioations "onld ptoba-
biy come up. It may net be neeessasy to dis
pose OF them now.
The Court will not gira a dec5aion thereon
1t present
To determi1e our COURSE as to tho effect Of the |
opinion OF the Court thuB far rendered |
The Court-You ask leave to amend2 |
Judge Dickey (uho had entered the room |
while Tho decision sas being deliveEed]-Yea
each Of the three p'eas. The dauurrers have |
been sustained to all OF them. !
The Court-Eery veil. Il
The bearing OF The case, tu it's nsv phsss, was |
hen 6xel fox. ThnBdaJ morning. :
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PEGGY BLiGH'S VOYAGE,

! AANAkA kAVo0~At fASeo7 kA&S aA4l VIZ NY
Salcm's old Rteeples, Nahant's long rcash,
niae, ,oosaefeu ,s:, e"aniHeot!, AUG ohenas vida
! Marsnes, !as.t hla pare 70 tho dfanchang tlae,
nHu 8u34Ps4 9! oauH1s sp're In the Hests
AAu Assaaen hl41s III tnelr dreamy rest.
| ..-....
From IT, cushioned sest of raiiway-ar
] But in days Of witchertft it vas no. SO:
| City-boutl travellers had touo
[ Horseback over bind. rough road.
| Or as part of fo}tin1 waron-'oad
| or enfden- -urod1ce md Aousthoid. .onod..
] CrossInu til, fords. half 1oat IN ths woess
~ the iear OF redskipg haunte1 ali day,
''''' "@'>' ''
| II ever for Boston a craft set sa&l.
| Few to secure passage would fail,
Who had crrands to do in the threarhfEed town:
!
| So, one breeBy midsummer dawn
| Skipper Nash, af sha schoousr Fawp,
! One OF his passengers cranes her neck
I Out Of her -carlet cloak--an eye
like snouldering coal had Feggy B1iga-
and looks ut her townsuen, looks 1T the SEA,
At the crew aud the Skipper: what can It be
That binders their dnging her bold Elaaees back
Many wife bath an eyo "a hlsck
And a cloak aa scarlet. Ay, but she-
Nobody coveta her company:
\ Nobody meets that strange look Of hers,
But nameless terror within him stirs.
His hearetfings dutter, hts nerves they twitah-
=
:.
Afratd 10 be silent, afraid to speak,
The grow and the skipper. with ha1f-osths weak
Looked up dis1nayed when aboard she came,
And the voyagers whispered around her uane,
And eaxed askancc ~ apnrt she stood
Eyaiug them under her scarlet hood
By noon at the Boston whAryes tnsy iay.
- We shall sau at three, tho skipper cried:
al EeEe nsa that hs led
Which only speaker aud listener beard
How he meant to gise tho old crone tho attp
By an hour Or 80 On the AomoEard tip
Out Of tie barber her way she made
The schooner Fawn. But who hassens down
To the water-side with shout and frowp.
Ansri]y Stamps with her high -hccled fbpe.
Audb1y curses the skipper and crew.
Fiutters her cloak aud flames with her eye
"WeT give her the co-bv!n EVE skt,,ner Naen.
And laughs at Lis scRooucrs scurv aId dasht
But here aud thora ono uttered, HaI rsaAI3
- As good right has peRxy.n said ouo or two
"To homouard passage a. or you:
That anv man could Iay fnrsr on.
Worse than living alone in u tt1mhIe-dov,, 1,nt
Aud speaking her mind when shs ciaoss 90 but.,e
Tbo speaker stopped to follow tie star,
A monstrous gull bore down OF, tie blast:
Once 1t poised on the schoouer1s mast.
Once 1t tlapped tn tie ekipper's faee:
Scarccly it veercd for = monsnt,s space
From the prows white track u tue secthfnc hkins:
It's sharp eye gteamed with = steel-cold blina. =
And ono Of the Aailors arcrred that he sav
red str1p dang,c from beak to claw:
And all tho vo5agers shrunk with fear
To see That wild creature a-gwpop SO nesx.
Is they hoye In sight Of Salem town
A fog CAME up, and the b1eeze went down.
They could almost hear lie farm-foIk sossk.
f,o - -. 80
Abreast OF the ualf-Way Rock onca rnors
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

THE VIRGINIA EDIroRs.-The mem
bers of the Virginia Editorial Associa-
tan, who have been on an excursion to
New York, on Wednesday, on the: in
vitation of Mayor Wickham, made a
visit to the charitable institutions on
Blackwell's Island. On ascending to
the maternity wards in the hospital,
Mayor Wickham said that if there was
a small boy up there that hadn't been
named he should be called Thomas
Whitehead. There didn't happen to
be any small boy, but as the party
were leaving the ward the smiling ma
tron hustled toward with an infant, and
said, 'It's a girl, gentlemen, but won't
you name it?" Mr.. Whitehead was
equal to the occasion.
sCall it Virginia" he said, "call il
Virginia" and his honor added, 'Cal
it Virginia Whitehead" and SO the
waif was named.
From the hospital the party visited
the penitentiary, aims and warehouses
and the asylum for the INSANE, Com
missioner Brennan acting as "guide
philosopher and friend"
On the homeward trip the party as
sembled in the little cabin of the steam
err, and Mr.. Whitehead in a neat speech
thanked the mayor and commissions
for their hospitality. He should carr.
back to Old Virginia new ideas an'
kindly thoughts OF the metropolis, &
which Mayor Wickham briefly respond
cd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23
TED AFTER MANY YEARS.

INDICATED AFTER MANY YEARS
Some forty years ago Thomas 2 Emer-
son, president of the old Windsor (Vt.
Bank was suspected of robbing the
bank of about $4,000, the loss of
which ruined the institution, He was
tried, found guilty, and was confined
in Windsor Jail for many years. On
Monday last, as Colonel Harlow was
removing an old brick oven in his
house, which was formly occupied by
the cashier, Kittridge, he discovered
somewhere between forty and fifty
thousand dollars of the missing money
in a brick vault under the oven. The
bills are quite decayed, but still some
what legible. The opinion is that the
cashier took the money instead of
Emerson, who, though an innocent
man, had to suffer for another's crime.
Both Emerson and Kittridge died
several years since. The ;, discovery
causes quite sensation at Windsor
albany Arg,as.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23
= 8 Ill RAIL- AND VALLEY ADvEIsTIs Err
SH EN- AN DO a i
DESTRUCTIVE FlsE.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. TO- About
three o'clock A. M. fire broke out in
the bookstore Of Geo II. Gibbs, in the
building adjoining the Anthony House
on the west. Before it was discovered
nearly the entire inside was developed
in flames. which rapidly penetrated the
roof and spread over all the adjoining
stores between that and the Anthony
House. In short time the jewelry
store of Berry q Poeck, the wholesale
drug house of Lincoln & Co., and French
Johns restaurant were in flames. The
engines were all promptly on the ground
and at this point it was thought that the
FIRE could be subdued, but the water
gave ont and flames leaped over the An
thony House and soon the shingle roof
OF the building was on fire. II rapidly
spread throughout the building, which
occupies about one hundred and fifty
feet front on Markham street, aud all
efforts TO save it were futile. The fall
ing walls on the eaet crushed in small
brick building adjoining, occupied as a
jewelry store by II, G. Clarke.
The entire block, from Pollock q Go s
adjoining the Stoddard Bank building,
ON Swain street, to the intersection OF
Scott street on the east, with the excep-
ton of small brick building, is now a
mass of ruins. It's impossible to esti-
mate the loss at this time, There VI as
no insurance on any of the buildings.
Very little furniture in the Anthony
House was saved Loss OF proprietors,
Clendenin & Pray, estimated at $50, 900;
no insurance. Losses of Lincoln & Co.
who saved most Of their drugs, George
II. Gibbs and the others not yet known.
The buildings were all very old; the
Anthony House having been built in
1888. Bernay & Peck were repairing
their store at the time, and had no stock
in it,. Wiltshire & Aliens law Office is
over this store. They lost most of their
library. Several other Offices were in
this building. All the occupants lost
more or less Of their furniture and books
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23
Meao advertisements
-.
'TAxEs' TAxEs!!

Il
Save five per cent by paying your taxes
before the LIST December.
I will attend at the following times ard
places, for the purpose OF receiving the
State and County taxes for the year 1875
New Market-Oct. Tuesday, y. Wednes-
day 18th.
overwhelmingly 18th, Wonders
Store Friday 18th. =
Mt. Clifton-saturday 10Th, Orkney,
Monday 18TH.
X Cabin Hill-Tuesday 10Th
+ Mt. Jackson Wednesday Goth, Thurs
day 21st. ~
Edfhburg-Friday Dad, Saturday 23rl.
Liberty Furnace-Monday 18th, Column
hia-Tuesday Goth. T.
Lantz. Mill-Wednesday 9th, Peers
Tan Yard Cedar Creek)-Thhrsday 29th.
Saumsville-Friday Goth.
Toms Brook-Saturd ay 3Oth, Wood
stock-November, Monday 1st. Tuesday
ID, Lichliter's Store at Clem's Mill,
Wednesday 3rd.
Munch's Store-Thursday 4th> Harman's
Mill-Friday 9Th.
Woodstock-Monday 9Th Court day,
MT. Olive-Tuesday 9th. roi5
Lebanon-Wednesday 10th, Thursday 18th
Strasburg, Friday 18th. Saturday 18th.
Win be in the Treasurer's Office at
Woodstock after the 3rd November. Amy
person failing to pay any State taxes or.
County levies to the treasurer by the first
Of December shall incura penalty therein
OF five per centum, which shall be added
to the amount of the taxes and levies due
from such Taxpayer, which when col
lected by the treasurer, shall be accounted
ioI in his settlemeLts.'
Persons having claims against the
county are requir ed to get a warrent from
the county clerk before they can be re.
ceived by the treasurer.
GEO. w. KOOTZ, Treas.
Sep. Is. Shenandoah County
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

SPOTTED TAIL states his price for the
Black Hills at six million dollars, suit
Of CLOTHES for each of his Indians, and a
guaranteed annuity for. eighty years.
He pathctically says that 'when eighty
years have passed away there will be no
Indians" This forecast of the probable
existence of the red man is interesting as
coming from the greatest of the surviv
ing chieftains. He sees the inevitable
melting out of his race, and he thinks
eighty years long enough to accomplish
the determination by means of Indian
agents, white greedj and cruelty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23
The young men of West Poir

The young men of West Point,
Mississippi, have organized demo-
cratic club with the following platform
1--WE pledge ourselves to support for
Office intelligent white men only, Of the
highest responsibility, of known integ-
rity, and Identification with the best
interests Of our county and State, and
who are opposed to what is known as
the radical or republican party in this
State. We will treat with contempt
all office-seekers, and we hold it a
sacred duty for every man to promptly
respond whenever called to the cans
didacy of any office whatever. To
the surprise of many, several leading
negroes have joined in the movement,
which seems likelyto become popular.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

The first fast mail tain westward
over the New York Central railroad,
arrived at Chicago Friday morning
eight minutes ahead of time. The
engineer tainted as he pulled the train
into the depot. A portion of the dis
lance between Elyna and Sandusky,
Ohio, was made at the rate of seventy
miles an hour. There is some ques
ton whether in the present condition Of
roads, which may be safe enough for
ordinarily fast time this speed is not
or may not result in running the ''fast
mail" in the ground.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

CoNv1crIoN OF A MAIL RoBBEH.-
William Michael, charged with robbing
the postoffice at Greenland, Grant
county, w. Va last winter, has been
convicted in the United States Court
at Clarksburg and sentenced to three
years imprisonment in the Albany
penitentiary. He was tried three
times before the result was reached.
A. T. Stewart has presented to his
chief superintendent q house worth
$4,000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

DENVER, Sept. 16.-The returns of
the election in this Territory come in
very slowly. Arapahoe county elects
majority Of the. republican ticket.
The democrats elect one Of two
councilmen and one of four members
of the House. They also elect their
county treasurer. Last fall this county
gave over 800 democratic majority.
The result in the Territory is doubtful,
both parties claiming the Legislature.
The Governor has issued call for an
election on the 25th Of October for
members of the constitutional conven-
ton, which will meet on the Goth Of
December. The republicans claim that
they will have good majority in the
convention. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

Celluloid is new chemical combinss
ton said to be indurated gun cotton
and camphor. 1t is coming into ex"
tensive use for combs cheap jewelry,
harness trimmings, knife handles, and
like articles which have hitherto been
made of ivory, bone, coral and hard
rubber It's substance IS certainly
peculiar. A delicately formed finger
ring cannot be broken By heavy blow
with hammer, but when brought In
contact with fire it ignites and burns as
quickly as parlor match. THUS Is a
rather serious defect in the article,
which Is handsome as ivory, and can
be manufactured Of varied coiors. *
mandatory of cellu,oid at Newark,
last week, exploded, causing loss OF
life and much damage to property.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

ELECTIONS TO Come Further elects
ions occur this year in the following
order: Iowa an Ohio, October 12; Vir-
gina, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts,
Mississippi, Minnesota, Missouri, New
York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania
November 2; Texas, December 2
Some of these States elect Governors
and other State officers, and all of them
elect members Of the Legislature. Miss.
issippi also elects Congressman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

DUEL BETWEEN TExANs.-A1 few
days since duel was fought at Brash
ear City between Geo. T. Bondiss ant
Captain Z. E. Edwards, of Texas. Ths
arms used were small swords, an6
resulted. after. the first pass, in Captain
Edwards being wounded in the neck
The wound, though serious, was NO
considered mortal. The loss of blood
was such as to cause the seconds to in.
terfere and stop the combat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23
TwiIl also buy any amount Of
BLACK OAK BARK

that Is properly taken and cured and PAY CASH F0H
TT, at the rate ST PER CORD of l28 feet measure
ment, delivered at my SUMAO AND BARK MILLS,
Winchester, or 500 Cars when filed at any point
DIRECTIONS.-Commence peeling the bark -
soon rs the sap starts in the Spring and in taking IL
peel as much Of the tree possihle-even the large
llmbs-for the young tender bark is the beat.
The outside Of the Bark must always be kept up,
which will prevent its curling and it must be loosely
Piled so as to alow the air to pass freely through
and perfectly dryit. The outer ROACH si6e m uss
always be kept up, in order to protect the nsner
heshy side from the weather-which being tn part
used, must be kept bright and not allowed to mo uld
or get wet. which injuries its color and strength.
GERMAN SMITH.
Winchester, Va,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

HARDsHIPs OF ADvERTIsING.-A
Chicago correspondent writes as fol-
lows: ''Mr. Edward S. Dreyer, real
estate agent, lately established an Office
here, and advertised extensively in the
city papers Says now he'll quit adver-
Using. People are crowding him in
his office, and he must get larger
place before he resumes advertising"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

PETERsBURe, Sept. Is, 1S75.-Fhe
Conservative Senatorial Convention,
representing the district composed OF
the counties Of Nottoway, Lunenburg
and Brunswick, met 1t Blacks and
Whites station, Nottoway county, to-
day. DR.. T. ]. Taylor was unanimous
ly nominated for the Senate.
The delegates from Nottoway, in
convention the same day, and the same
place, nominated VIM. Gay, Esq, for
the House of Delegates.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

GEORGETOWN, KY, Sept. 15.-Yes.
terday clerk in Barlows store, while
loading a pistol the weapon exploded,
the charge lodging in can of powder,
which also exploded, blowing out the
front of the store, setting fire to the
building, which was consumed. -Four
other buildings were wholly consumed.
Loss, $4,000. The clerk and another
young man were dangerously injured.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

The Boston Herald's Washington
special says Mr.. Tobey will take
charge of the Boston post-office inn
mediately upon fling his bond of
$250,000. It states that Mr.. Burt's
removal was on the ground of not de
voting his time exclusively to the Of
fee and failure, after repeated requests,
to file the required bond.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

MANASSAS, Va, September 1.-THE
tender and baggage car ofthe southern
bound passenger train on the Virginia
Midland road were thrown from the
track this morning BY the breaking FOL
axles seven miles north of here. The
passengers were badly jolted and pam
licked. The accident caused detension
of six hours. f<t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

Nine. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt has
been sojourning at Carlsbad, Austria,
and correspondent writes: "He'
countenance, no longer beautiful, seem
ed to me. to be plainly marked by sor.
row, sadness and care"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

GoRpoNsv1LLE, Va. Sept. 15.-At
the Conservative, Senatorial eonyen.
ton held at Orange Courthouse to-day,
representing the counties of. Orange,
Culpeper and Madison, Daniel A.
Grimsley was nominated for the Senate
on the first ballot.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23
The corner Stone of the new

The corner stone of the new capitol
of West Virginia was laid on Saturday
in Wheeling with Masonic rites. Bust.
ness houses were closed during the
afternoon. An immense procession
inaugurated the ceremonies. Address
es were made by Gov, Jacob and others.
Over ten thousand people assembled to
witness the ceremonies.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

LYNcHBuRe, Sept. 16.-At the con
.ervative nominating convention, held
to- day at Campbell Courthouse, Major
John W. Daniel was nominated for the
Senate. For the House of Delegates:
DR., W. s. Morriss, IL II. Withers and
A. I Clark.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23
OFFICE,
~ Woodstock Sept 9Th 1875.
Lawrence Keller Com nj

Lawrence Keller Complt.
VIM. A. Hotel admr. of Jos. Tewalt decd.
VIM. A Hotel and Eliza his wife, Isaac N.
Rau and Sarah Catherine his W ife, Rachel
Tewalt, Ellen Tewalt, VIM. Tewalt and Mary
his wife and Joseph Tewalt, Fannie Tewalt
Maphis, Harrison Copp, VIM Donaldson,
Abram WIFI ssen and Lawrence Keller Defts.
You are hereby notified that l have fixed
upon the 9th day of OCTOBER 1875 at my office
in Woodstock to take lst account of the
real estate Of which Joseph Tewalt decd. died
seized and posed, its G ross and 1onnual value.
I'd. The administration account of Wn. A.
Hotel admT. of Jos. Tewalt decd. Sd. The
account of Mark Bird as Trustee ascertaining
the amount of purchase money paid said
trustee by VIM. Donaldson, Abraham r.
Whissen and Lawrence Keller on the pur chase
| of the house and lot in the bill and proceed
| ings mentioned, also how much OF the pur-
| chase money remains still unpaid. 4th The
consideration which Harrison Copp az ed to
pay to- the said Joseph Tewalt ecd. for
digging a we'll; and If said consider alton W as
| obe in land, then to ascertain the value Of
thr same and any other 10 formation in relation
| thereto that be may deem pertinent; That
pertinent interrog atories to any Of the parties
may deem pertinent or any party NAV require
as required by decree Circuit Court in said
cause at v hieh time aad place you are re-
gu ired to attend. Given under my hand as
commissioner in ehancery Of said court this
4td day of September 1875.
Sep: s-4w. p. MAGRUDER.
Williams Bro Attys
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

The LoUDouN CONFERENCE.-The
convention which as senbled In Lees
burg yesterday nominated Messrs,
William Matthew and ]. Arnistead
Carter for the House Of Delegates.
Messrs Sinclair and Claughton, the
Conservative nominees for Senators,
were present and addressed the meets
irg.-AIerandsia Sentins1 IL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23

By the explosion of locomotive
boiler on the Lehigh, Pa. Valley rail
road Saturday, John Kerahner, engl-
neer, John Dupler, fireman, and Benz
Hoffman and 81. W. Kolf breakman
were instantly killed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-23
TOALL MEN, A SPEEDY CURE.
Winchester, Vs.

Weakness ofthe Back OF Limbs, Kidneys.
Bladder and Urinary Organs, Pahpitaton Of
he Heart, Nervousness, Timidtty, Trembling.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Low SpirFs, Evil
FoI ebodings, Aversion to Societp, Disease OF
the Head, Throat, Nose or SKIN, Liver, Lungs
Stomach or Bow els, Impotency and those Dire.
full results OF EARLY Excuses, which prevent
marriage, Destroying both body and Mind.
address with Stamp. DIX. JOHNSTON,
Lock Hospital, No IS. Frederick ST. Baltic.