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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17
LOST POLICE HEARD FROM.

OTTAWA, ONr, August ll.-A lets
ter from a member OF the lost squad
Northwest mounted police, dated Bis
marck, 10th July, says the party came
across 400 Sioux on the war path on the
evening of the 18Th, about 100 miles
from where Custer and bis men were
killed. The party anticipated trouble
with Indians before they reached THEN
destination.
TROUBLE AHEAD AMONG THE CIlERoREEs,
FoRr Soorr, KAN, August l1.-Ad,
vices from the Cherokee Nation, In
dian Territory, are 10 the effect that the
government is in very unsettled condi-
ton Chief Thompson's administers
ton is unsatisfactory to the more in
telligent class of Cherokees. He is a
full blood, Of only moderate ability, and
in the hands Of dangerous counsellors.
A vigorous effort is making to revolu-
tionize the government, and it is not
improbable it viii be successful.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17

The President transmitted to Congress
last Friday message recommending an
increase Of the present cavalry force Of
the army by $500 in accordance with
the views Of Gems, Sherman and
Sheridan. In case, however, Congress
should not deem this advisable, he
suggests that the President be authors
lied to call out not exceeding five
regiments, one thousand strong, each
for 3 period Of not exceeding SIX
months.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17

THE Washington Chronicle says;
''The political tidal wave which swept
over the country iii 1874, giving the
Democrats a large majority in the
House Of Representatives WAS due
mainly to the stagpation in business and
the distress among the laboring classes,
resulting from the financial crisis Of
1873 The election of Tilden and
Hendricks, in November will be due
chiefly to the dishonesty Of the Re
publican administration and the desire
of the people for reform,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17

Gov. Hendricks was in New York on
Tuesday He referred to the democra-
tic victory in Alabama, and inquired
particularly in regard to the latest cleo
ton news from that State. He said
he thought it might be taken as a good
omen OF the way the,Sonth would go next
fall. He also spoke confidently of q
democratic victory in Indiana in Ooto~
Der.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17
TIE LErrRRs OF ACCEPTANCE
THE LAST DAYS

of the Session Of Congress are being
taken advantage of for party political
purposes, and some Of The most mastery
displays Of forensic eloquence have
occurred within the last few days
Lamar took the country by surprise last
week, in one of his brilliant outbnrsts
of oratory, which you have read in the
dailleg. Garfield tried the Blaine dodge
in reply, bat it wouldn't work worth
a cent, and now the General enjoys
the notoriety Of miserable failure of
second fiddler" to Blaine's effort al
a political ceatp de stat.
To-day The Hon. Mr.. Eaton Of Cone
.neeticut addressed the Senate upon the
question Of Reform, as proposed by
Mr.. Tilden. The Senate adjourned,
under the rules, before Mr. Eaton had
concluded his speech granting him the
privilege Of concluding Tomorrow
Mr.. Eaton is ali original Democrat
one of the ablest and most. eloquent
debaters in the Senate, and his speech
may be looked for as fit campaign
accompaniment to the letters Of accept
ance of the two Democratic Candidates.
Apropos to the questions Of the election,
! noticed ID your paper Of last week
hat the Township meetings fer the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17

TIE Radicals OF Maryland have
raised flags bea:ing the words 'iIonest
Reform The only way to bring about
honest reform in the radical party is to
give their leaders a third term in some
Denitentiary.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17
The Maine Election.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says
"Ex-Speaker Blaine's influence in
his congressional district must be en- the
wane. The republican convention met
on Wednesday to notninate a candidate
for his unexpired term in Congress. Mr.,
John L. Stevens, of Augusta, a former
partner OF Mr.. Blaine's, was urged for
the nomination by that gentleman, but
it was found that the anti-Blaine ele-
ment was a large majority. Mr. Blaine
therefore was afraid TO risk 4 vote, and
had his friend, MI Stevens, withdrawn.
Mr. Blaine WIS present in the conYen-
ton. Additional Intelligence from
Maine indicates strong probability Of
4 formidable bolt from the regular re-
publican nominations in at least two OF
the other congressional districts OF that
State. Great alarm is felt here among
the faithful in consequence of these
disconraging signs, as the election in
Maine is now only a few weeks of.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17

The majority for Houston. democrat,
for Governor, in Alabama, in 81 coun~
ties, is 36,67l. The eleven counties to
hear from gave democratic majority
of 1862 in 1864. The Senate stands
27 democrats, independent, and re-
publicaus the House IS democrats, 2
independent, and Is republicans.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17

The Nomination Of Congressman.
SEVENTH ooEGREssloSss. DlsrsIGii

SEVENTH CoEGREssIoNAg DgsrsICr.
A convention of the Conservative
party Of the Seventh Congressional
District will meet at Stanton on Fri :
day, the 1st day Of September, at Il
O'Clock NJ, 10 nominate the Conserva.,
tive Candidate for Congress for said
distric.
The Chairman of the Conservative
Committee of each Of the counties
composing said District will call meets
ings 20 send delegates to said Conven~
ton.
These meetings may be either town
ship meetings or county meeting, AS the
Committee of each county shall pre-
scribe. The representation shall be
two delegates from each maglsterial
district.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17

AS radicals, even of the best class,
arc Of a crafty turn, and always keep an
eye to windw&rd. such notices as the
following taken from the New York
Herald, indicating the flight of rats
tron asinking ship, are appearing daily
IN Northern newspapers
"a republican calls attention TO the
fact that Two Of the gentlemen elected
as republicans last fall in New York
have already gone over to 1ilden and
wishes to know whether, when gentle
men are nominated and elected on the
republican ticket, they should not give
bail to remain SIX months in the party.
Our correspondent refers to Judge
Gildersleeve and Judge Goepp We
do not see why statesman should not
become q reformer if be wishes to after
entering upon an Office. This is a good
time for republicans to become demo-
Gratis"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17

The elections in Kentucky were all
one way Democratic. The Radicals
didnt 8aste any campaign funds there
old Kentucky forever!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17
II r. ". Duke,
?. B. Boksr,
W. A. BURKE,
Committee.
July, 26tF, 1876.

TO TIE VOTERS OF SHENANDOAH.
In obedience to the above call the
conservative voters Of Shenandoah coun
~ will assemble for their respective dis
tricts III New Market, Mt Jackson,
Edinburg; Court House, Town Hall
and Strasbnrg on Saturday afternoon.
August 10Th, at p. NJ. and appoint
two delegates and two alternates TO
represent them III the said convention.
Ell CoFFETT.
County Superintendent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17
q COMMISSIONERS SALE
or PEAL ESTATE


- OlINIISSI0NERS' SALE
- OF REAL ESTATE,
BY yirEe Of a decree of the Circui: Court Of 2hen-
and al C,uatF pronounced, on the 2ish day Of
December, 1875, IL She ehancerg cause pending il
said court. wHarein Maria Diuges ct al. are Com
pairant- and Ee5ecca inge7 ct al. are Defendants,
the undersigned commissioners ii sale viii proceed
TO sell AZ public Anctton TO the highest bidder, on
Saturday,, august 26th, 1876,
in front Of tie Courthouse Of said county, a. .
O'Clock P. NJ, the gallaba farm known as the
CIANE F'A r NJ
and now occupied by Jacob B. Cross situated about
a mile and quarter north Of Woodstock, the county
seat of said county of Shenandoah, the east side
Of the Valley Turnpike, containing
One Hundred and Thirty-one Acres,
rood and 80 poles, more or less. Said farm has
upon It an excellent
WEILING HOUSE
with beautiful yard enclosed with a see1i-circle
hedge Of cedars and many other shade trees aso $
good barn located near 4 never failing pond, which
affords am lie water for stock good orchard and .
hop-yard the latter containing about fonr acres.
FERNS of Sale;
As mnch cash as viii pay the costs Of sat and sale.
One-third in Thirty days, and the residue in two
equal payments at nine and eighteen months from
day of sale, all TO bear interest from that day, pug
chaser giving bonds with good security and lien to
reserved u the deed Tor said deferred payments.
MOSES WALTON, 8 co.-,a
I. HITE BIRD, 0oi"1 8
July 2ih-tds
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17
Executive Mansion, August H."

GEN. suERiDAN's LETTER.
The following is Gen. Sheridan 5
letter to Gen. Sherman
"Ghieago, August 5, i676.-To Gen.
W T, Sherman, Washington, d. c..
I have not yet been able to reinforce
the garrison at Red Cloud, at Spotted
Tail, or at Standing Rock to be strong
enough to attempt TO count the Indians
OF TO arrest and disarm those coming
in. I beg Of you to see the military
committee OF the House and urge on it
the necessity Of increasing the cavalry
regiments TO one hundred 600 to each
company. Gen. Crooks total strength
is LIZA, Terry's 1873, and to give this
force to them I have stripped every
post from the line of Manitoba to Texas.
We want more mounted men. We
have not exceeded the law in enlisiing
Indian scouts; in tact have not as many
as the law allows US. The whole num-
Der in this division is only III. The
Indians with Gen. Crook are not en-
listed or even paid. They are not
worth paying; they are with him only
10 crafty their desire for fight and
their thirst for revenge on the Sioux.
y IT Gup1,rr,,s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-08-17

The letter of Gen. Sherman to the
Secretary of War Endorses the recon.
mendations of Gen. Sheridan, and the
letter of the Secretary of War recomr
mends the same to the President.
NEWS FROM rERRy's COMMAND
g. D. 1uas+ enoo;o .,
a,a9,,,!, e. go. 1 p, ,..,,a.,,' et +I'
$3.50 80 Con On >. ~
lo n',t ~. l0 Ro T IA ,nann - 'lf Is
S 5''ra+ =. '''' A'0Se '''''' ''''0' '".9 q
a ~ 's' o. -, j,
, 1876-03-21
Tho item OF a271 8Gs for deficiency tor main
watnr- -pipe extension in last ycsr's luyy "aa

Tho item Of a271,ss5 for deficiency for main
watnr-p -pipe extension In last ycar's lovy WEN
taken up aud psnded.
EXTENSION or wATRn-sAtaH. ..
This ltem for n1tef6ton OF whtsr-mains waa
noSs tahen UP. Thu appropriation II i''u,u ,uoa,
0no-halt To ba COLLECTED by ssxaton. tlae othor
I.atf IL cnmc frnm tho water fnd.
AID. HIcl,atd,on moved to stflko out the item.
Ala. Hoaatnes aIuka IN d ,faln0 Ut l,la waEd.
mhtut' wah a1nft ou watcr. Aid taovri 10 table
Tho moliun.
Tho motion ma hcrrc1 to-yrhs. 20 tays, IL.
Ahi Wkttn t,,yc*l to B:Iike Uitt tha 4JJ,pJO To
be d:rval frun, tAzatin'l.
ALL. Cal!Urtpn mtyti IN t.hn tilH motion.
H. Was tlat -ysAd. II: hlyn, ~.
Aid Wlilto'a mutton wAa iu.t-yoas 8 hsys
ALI. Clarke moved 10 inssrs at itom Of e25, 600
for an.er-1satcss,
A'd. Il!llte.i moved to take til" sum out Of
AID. olatAe said II wA- alt applied. Tho motera
would pnY for themselves bB soun NJ thoY wrrs
ulsce III operation.
Aid. Fi:zsr.!l mavotl to table tho motion.
II waH 10 urJoro1 -.yeA4, Il maya, ~.
The ito,us for ErrinX WMnun's Homo and
WaHhihGtonan Homo wero hpprovoi.
Harrison HTliEEr BII[UIE.
Aid. l}aloY oalo! for tho rcrlIs1y Of oom'
murtcAton from Tho Duar1 OF Public Works
Cuhoornil9 tho Inntl damages nt 1rrs,soH street
orldyo lle lnpvsl thai au item Of S5l:'to) DO
uAa luacssod, by "a to ..
AJ sebatfaer n,ayod 10 rolosurt Tho item st
22.33937 for draughtln., lioiias nnmbcrs, n:c.,
and explained tin NECESSITY tne'eot.
Tho inltnn wns aHreuA to.
AID. Campbell tnnvod when tho Council ID,
jo,1rn it 10 10 TnesIay evening.
AID. llilufetl moyol to tuake 1t Wednesday,
evening.
Tho a'nonlment waa agroad 10. aud lho Cum
| ell theroup0n adJoltno1.
, 1876-03-21

Ths tcnouemeut Of su Extraordinary elopc.
1ncnt cRso took place on board tho Allan stenmor
1Toravlan on Thursday last. In tho afternoon
the steamer was leaving tho 1toraey with full
socn approaching in all haste. III slle
bow Of tho boat WAS Rcan an aged man. Nho
gesticu!ated fraut,caly 10 those On board tue
steamer to stop. The boat Eot alongside tue
steamer, and III ahort time two Of its occupants
"a man about GO years Of ago and young mau
Of 22--olamhcrcd on board the hloravinp. Tho
o'lleers wore naturally SURPRISED as seeing M Tue
no.iclng shat tho old man was IN
trouble. they roccivol him courteously.
aud listened to hia talo. which waa to slo effect
that llts wife-e woman Of 4o, aud the mother of
innu Of "a; that thoy wels oil board the Mora
vRn, eu route for AmerIcH; and tho dcFeEtcd
husband and his son demanded that tao Captain
should send the runnwayB on slofo. While tho
him no s,,ol, power, tho runway wife hAp-
pcnod to pass a!ong tho deck near whero the
group ~efo dIecussng tho posut. She recognized
her husband: 1T Of repentance seized her.
thonEht Of 'Le old. Excla!mlng, . Oh, John,
arc you hero7" she embraced her husband aud
kissed him. Her aon. loo, she snluted in
q most areetionsso nsy. lut "hlo
going on, the taith!eas wifos com, anion made
l,H appearance OH lilo sceue. aud rlacdy ssked
what "it Hag all about" The deserted husband
imr!orcd his tickle spouse to return TO her home
mado It n'no qna nou that the companion Of
hor light snould be allowed 10 retslrn with her.
| Tho husband accepted tho terms thus
dctatcd. Tho Ma+lor Of tue Mozay.an.
soo soes 1ss ~ ,no to htb sSo2s Gssu
OF tue troublesome party who had for time
disturhcd tho dooorum obseIfrd on board lis
steatnsr. When tas party arrived a. tue stage
, 1876-03-21

IhhNf-S& 0cRat 1saCs
Genera tstcfss} CkFenieit, |tb y.
Reports Of heavy nooda continue 70 reach us
from oil parts Of Germany. hustrta, and Hum
enry. The waters Of tho Upper Elbo lnve oveI-
t!own tbotr banks. and caused serious damags
and losB Of lfo Mt places 30 wlday apart az Drcs.
den, Magdeburg. aud the frontiers OF Dohe mia.
Tl,o r,yos hna oYan reached tho "Aood mnrks OF
1893. OF 17l2, and Of 1874. thnugh not 178l and
1916" 4 correspondent writing from Droadeu
describes fho scene Of tho iuuudstion. as Wit
nessed from tower at zchachwstz, q few miles
above tue city. AZ Wild Rnu wonderful! In tic e1.
extreme. 11n BnyB:
On the low lying land the left bant Of fhs river
tho waters extend Amoht far thn eye reach.
they sure At tho foot Of The !lls TINT bond tue right
Chests treos, furniture dcad auinlas whrled on
ward With sesstlesa foscc. Tbs Villages, 10 charmlnR
pcsure.aie @ | zsehIecn Totewits
aud Iaulesadtttand deep In wafer; they look As II
built on pilos. The trees arc submerged to thcr top
lakes. Tho aluelitz and Ioetwitx havs hurat from
tbrr narrow bnts and inundated the dwellings on
ianas. Groas and misunderstanding alone haV1 cs-
c.rcd. and ataud out lka oascs In Wild waats Of
waters.
IN Niedcr and Unsor.zehitscn dcrastaston lnd ca
1a.ntty have reached teir extreme nite. Tho r,llAg
have been comnelsd to dee for tntir lives frpn
their flooded aud falling cottages. Many lavo btel
ospel!ea 70 aloep IL the otn ar under els!ug rain
cau approach the abandoned dwellings.
Tho ltoyal gonao!a-houso at tho summer Calsce ~
IL" M resee tne ge.ud sairca.s .. ths 1osai @
dwelling. aud tho church ut Waclnisz Il uroastued
The Hooded condition Of tho roads has rendered the
giving Of help to tho dletespe aatter Of great di
Guilty, anl communication By water u e1sremeIy dan.
Soune women u iiey attempted 10 step inso 4 boas
wore eezrd BY tic aood and. IN moment, hwept
away beyond hepe of sessuo 1n ptesasn itssf grsa.
esossss tho EGe nothlne isss taan pueio calamity.
, 1876-03-21

H:w Fofk Tribune, Nareh 10.
Prof. Timothy Dwight ono vt the leading
spirits Of the Advisory Council and one OF tho
Oolumlstoo Of three appointed to scI+ct tue
Hcauual Investigation Commission. nlakus .
vigorous reply. to tho five emIuont Doctors Of
DIVINITY Who have seen 1t to criticlsa tho ao-
ton Of that body. pr. etoErs. DF. Dexter, aud
right TO consider, much less reject tho p!au pro-
pfosed by tho Andoyer Church aud, tusshes-
moss, thai 1t had no right to suggest any
method OF Investigation. Prof. Dwight
Platforms, p aud ~ srsaes '0as that tuo ' Anaoves ]
leltor was In oren violation Of tho fundamental
principles OF CongrogationaI!sal. The church
System, ho urges, ta hasod upon New England
co1nmon Henso. and tho Couuod wcnld hayo
stulttlled itaelf II 1t had said to plymouth
Church. "Yon have not doue enough; but We
wont tell you what to 10 uow."
, 1876-03-21


THE JULIA MATHEWS on-Rs nouFrE,
Without any adyAnre LuraId!ng AID blnNlng OF
t,umpcts, an Eng'l=l oltrn b.,.f1o cumtany
tponed ut the Academy last evening, nh!el, 4 III
do,,h.'eea draw crowded houses beforo ,be end Of
tho veok. Tho CONF any Ia headed by Miss
Julia Mathews. at EhglNl, lady. who has been
upon tho stage aiuco lor 7sh yolr, and sho haa
boon performing with great snccess IN Anstratia
and England. The Company consists of .ornc tw-n-
tv-tlyo artists OF fair abilities. Bins Mntheun'
vIies ts much bottot than TINT OF The asorsgh
,puira ainner, being ver' sweet soptauo of high
rsgiator, rather light but Sympathetic, very pet,-
ctrattyo, and fairly cultivated. HIlo Ia, tesos,
,'f,e' lifs and 1oa Of tho ootnpany.
Tim .oi!era "a. LeCool's charming "o,rolo.
that II Ia known hero has become T. great fsvur-
ito with tbs lovers Of opera bonita. Miss Mat-
ewa played tho dual roie Of Htr9JIe- Gfroyta In II
very charming manner, using her voice to the
runoh @ song ii tho second acs. Iler aat;ne for !
h"S ,ss5 sS tese fGS ;sa sa s a 1eh more
havo boon nccua.omot 10 mee. with In bouf!a
fIlal Of this character in English. ,lr. John t..
Hail mado very Accel tablo bon Dotero. both
iii singing nnd ncting. tle lattor. although very
comical. 1oIng never overdons. Mr. William
Fortoasnr had the roe Of Mdra$7atn. 1Iia voice
Ia that OF an average tenor tingor. eneh Ia 70
nro wont to heat in oEara. bouffe. h1r. Huwa,d'A
!Afourzoak waa anitn good IN Ito way, tut NC have
neen 1t done much better. The clarus IL rather
light. but did good work a. times, especially IN
Tie tlna1es. Tho introductory chorus OF tho
third act WAS sung badly OUT Of tune sild tiur.
Tho orchestra Under tho direction Of alr. Frank
A. Ilowton, iH as good as can 10 expected. Tho
performance, taEen altogether, WAS . yery
H,,iooth and ontoyablo one, and The house fnr a
nrst night very good. THIS eseLlhg "TLo
Grand Duchoas..' will be given, and to-mor!nv
'tTho Daughter Of the lscs,mcnt" aud IA lad
din"
eQoL. MOODS MusEuM,
, 1876-03-21

Reynolds At,cspamr, London publication.
detosed mainly 80 abuse OF royslty. declares
shat the l!uecns hugs are lestos cared fos than
anany OF her subjects. "Tuen w0 catnu to tho
pi9gery," sass Al article descriptive Ut her
iat1n: "ssvcral hogs nero ~ fat that they
could no tonger opea their Dyes, yot sioy seemed
TO hayo no difficulty In moving about. Wo Haw
sacks apparently stuffed with hAy aud sowoa up
lying about On tue straw, aud on Inquiry learned
that they were lil!ows, QUO for each pIg, fur
tAem to roak their heads upon when &aleep,"
, 1876-03-21

cot. WOODS MusEuH.
Dlr. Edwin byron. tho hoy tragedfan. Is play
ing De,tuccto In tho "Fool's Revenge: At this
ttnatro thiB week,
, 1876-03-21
COUNTY AFFAIRS,
Couhty.Agent DtctlcD's Quarterly
1tcphrt---S0mo Interesting
Statistics About tho
HUUr.
N. B. Boyaen Appointed to Prosecute
State Casos in the Police and
Ju9tico Courh.
County.Attorncy Ronntrce SnJs tbs Com.
mfssioners Cannot Appoint Judges
Of Town Elections.

A regular tneestng Of the County Doard VA.
lutl yeAlerday afternoon. Ill present except
Conmtsufohcr aoCatrrey.
Architect Esau notified tho Dnard that The
p1aus for tho laundry, wash hunse, md kitchen
for tic new lu:ane Asylum Hero ready for in-
Hpectiou.
Il. u. Easuo, Supervisor Of North Chicago,
asked tho Bokrd to deeiguase places for deposit'
Ing BALLOTS for tho town election, April 4. Laid
osor tcupolar.
COUNTY Aozsr'n nEtonr.
County Agent Dlcdvu submitted tho following
report:
ch:eago. Inhabited y ovtr to,.oo people, Is n..us:
tn tho wlle world 1t Eld.fado, where any
pick up riches III snort tne. at The eaAt mske
comfortable living. illus thousands enter our R1oat
toltEe with the Intention 10 w1rk aud to earu good
wages. Yut ths past winter work > Arce even VI
,her heaviest butsne+s duriuE ths ~iotsr. W.: ~
tMaYghser.houaes, M lacktns-houae', iee~hous.s et'.
fHt-h4ye Lorna their full weight u1au tuIs office
during the entire quarter just ro4sd. Many who had
10 make sac!f huues IN oheago aud could not
homes and friends. this relieving The county from spy
further burden en- thclf last Tho coan'y liosr!'sI
II tAcir Inmates hlyo uot been III tbs county
eren s,x inonths, Jet they cannot be lett
dying III the tt.et.a of chrirtan n.t!ou. o. ths
order TO guard n1alnht imposition, md iAuch credit
due to ebe aeAhtaus md investigating agents Of Tho
| uhco fur faithful re1fornIncc Of their diltiea.
FAmilIes remaining LookA Dec. tSt6 ,41a
Now applications during IaAt 4uAttcr.. i'd
| lteluTted F" not neody" ur mot found W visit
SuulIer OF fauIllts aidel during quarter
Remaining OH books March l.I6. a27
families recclgtng aid enc tnuuth... 81
Adeu tHo hultts...
CAuAEs or uiSl nths.
Widow With families. ....i,HGl
bIGknt1s and Old
Deserted by h1Ab b4ds. lVl
AeA Looking for work outs1o tlsy....... AN
WILLOWS, aged ~
| ~ gF nrvIstOSB.
Aided In we.t Division ,4oa
Aided 1u NORTH Division. ,01l
Aided IN huutn ussrIn11.. ,G7d
| lr RAllDs&LIr1El+
American, ,............ Gil French ......... Al
lie Elau. tGcttnan .............1,ioJ
bohemian. ~ jlouAhu. bd
CA1Au11E..ss.ssss AVAAuu8hla4u.a sss.s
EuuFeu.... ....t+..t q
Ln9hh..., !9!tSlau. .-ss..r.-s. z!
IutsG. -IhusalAA... ...Ass.-s+
Portuguese. .......... Observation-Disclosures. ~
Scotch 4iloH1sSs..st =
NClCH .s....s...s.... II
taAsts l1uensss. ls!F
| Hospital orders iAsued.. 3ll
Beut to county farm. Observation-Disclosures. 4Ut
burial orders isauesi,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Medical treatment RiTen.... Aco
Total ttgs1
k3l cnst8, b,IAuuI
Total. ~
Remaining on A.na, sorts,.. 1,uG.2j
xrntf fxt Eri T. "a
, 1876-03-21

covered the respective natures Of : distinction
anu ! dttfe1encs. ue a&ya that ~ little iii.
ference" frequently makes many enemies !;
While ~ little distinction sttrActa hosta OF
friends TO the one on whom II Ia conferred.
, 1876-03-21

suytng that ehs ants Loo rnnoh, with tn nrna-
tc'rssh al air Of eoif.Hsttafactnin, md with TOO
many roflirRA OF tbs eyes to'Ard tho nudenco
Mrs. Murdoch Al Vioht was pleasing, but not
sttnnRt bfr, uosstn As thdrtes .NtdIie'rtck
neitior a.rong nor plsssing, Ut. Seymour "a
1ai'ot changncys. Sir. Ka1nfo1d , ~ 6tr Geoiirry
anil Mrs ainrblo a. I3cltnd1, H. fcrrnnf quito
satisfactory. Tho play wan well mounted.
, 1876-03-21

Proposals for SweeplNg aud Cleaning Streets
alll Avenues in tho Cities cf Washington aud
Georgetown.
KAoMkxRs 0YElCt, DIsrnfCr or tloLpAutlI
WARRINGTON, u. IT,, MArrh II, I5;6. !
Keaed proposals s be Eess.oa i vi. oaes aptlt Il
.ssepaY Sqd ,Ss.nsnS III sstess. ana srsaaa. T. ~
ons year from sts slh daJ VI May, lsIa. ~.
nApk foEas and ~ nsoe.t.sy Information e.a b OBJ
eeys sas.. M.as upon sa4 bant !,t!as
: - llautsuaat EnxlusaEs U. y. 4, AnSLnses v. q.
, 1876-03-21

For thu siesdy curs Of Seminal WasknsAs Lost Man.
hood. sad Ii ailardets brought BY tnd!s<Ssaons
e1cess. Any druggist has tho !nsfodlaats Adlssss
OAYlQROA 4 Co, 4ox 4,2!Q, NlH xo1ks