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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-08
q. m. GALLuP.

o. II. oALLur. opposite the Bsnk Of califor.
mia. Gold Hin. keeps constantly on hand al
cigsrs. eli Aisds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. hns CUTLERY, and
tors and fAncy goods OF all kinds. sp19 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-08
rnI PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unezcelied 10 Storey
county. 70 10 Thomas Henron's Rating Stand.
In the Palace sal on. No. Z North @ str et,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oysters at all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand 81
night. for tasty. home style Of cooking. and
tbs best and frrsl est of all hat the markets
afori. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try A.. hpt3 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-08

The opposition party has met with
another disaster. Ex-Attorney General
Landaulst Williams has joined ii.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

When burly youth betakcs him
self to the vile habit Of carrying con.
cealed weapons, he straightway broods
over the act of killing somebody as a
thing to give him high standing in
the community. The current Of his
thoughts always in this channel, wear
away all moral restraint, and then OF,
slight provocation he becomes mur.
derer, hated by God. Stunned by good
men; perhaps hanged like dog. or
else imprisoned to show white face
beyond iron CRATES the balance Of his
life. Young man, start not down hill
thus; otherwise, let us say farewell to
you as a felon-as a wretch, whose
damnation is certain! What! will you
go to Gods bar with the red hands Of
a murderer! Will the friends who
applaud you as bully, soothe you in
the death hour when the mystery and
helplessness Of the last dread change
drapes the universe in "the blackness
ofdarkness?" What good will your
pistol do you then? Think!-[St.
Tamany Farmer.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

Thieves hcautiiul Isle In the long ago,
An acpie,; vlih eoliea light,
And rivcf that nows by the mspin xrrca,
Who's waiers are wondrous bright.
Thcrc's bark that rliie- with snowy .all,
And the music u silver oar,
Tha, carry Us hack 10 the .hiuing gates
ofiha, hcauiinii pas, once more
An every heart holds some sweet dresm
ofthe tcautifui loas aso. 100
fright hors- were nur-ei In the lour aso,
sweet aowers We gathered there,
Aai the walls II ihi. heautl fnl ra-, ar. hung
with many an Image iair;
And oh ihere's upm for the fee, 10 trad
THIS path ofthe byrpne years;
Thsss arc ssys ths, asell ia ses.s,. heLi-.
And f'uu' &c ous bitter lssrs.
And that ioani halis many haiiow 4 tear
We wep, In the lonr sso.
rhem are heavy DIRE ,ms the heart h,l,i- lcu,
Bright dreams ~ the long aeo.
Aud sacrei tears &c Irrishel hotr.
Thst ~ill return NJ more
Aud thus In the tangled web ofna rr..
We weave our smiles and tear.
Vet the soul ha. holy memories
That cllng To departed years;
An drop the silten curtain no.
ofthe l-auilfil long aso.
shut oui the lish, af those perishci years.
Close the dcot Of The pas, again.
Aud hush the yearninr thoughts tha, an
Thy hearts With ~ much pain;
Ta.u IN Ar. -. - ..-.I...t
That sepulchre-thc brsln'
Why should tbo-e hurisS hrns agsin
h1is ssa ,~aNy Mart WI
The fature may hold .sme dream q. .,sht
A. thass sf the L,nr MN
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

roses; diamonds. Mr.. swope, Lowell,
blonde but recently marr led, was elegant,
drcsed IN white sstin, vsry long. and trim
med In point lace and orange blossoms
pearls. Mrs. Hays, Of Louisville, wore
rich, corn-colorcd silk, with lace and mnslir
overdres- and blue aud cardinal ribbons
Mr-. Shelby, Of Dsnville, handsome blstl
silk aud gold ornaments, Mrs. Martin, o.
Afemrhi-, wore al s,easnt black velvet
with bunch of rich crimson roses at III,
throat; diamonds. Mrs.. Harris, 81 Louis.
willie, whose husband, Gen. Harris, Is III,
mos, entertaining gentleman at the Spring.
and who y slso a great favorite, was sttired
20 dsrk bts hPecade .ilk rith hsnd.onss
diamonds. Mr.. Cooke wore velvet skirt,
With black aud white chenille overdre-s;
diamonds. Mrs. Brand, of Lexington, wore
a handsome black silk; Diamonds. Mr.
John Green wore q black grenadine over
silk ssd diamond cross and esr-riag- Mrs
W. q. weIcb, ,of stanford, wore rich black
silk; diamonds. Mrs. Merriweather. a
beautiful blonde, dressed in a handsome
apricot silk, with overdress Of white lace
lcoped with ribbons. Mrs. Shotweli, the
talented correspondent, Of the Courier Tour
sai, looked perfectly regal in an elegant
evening dre~ Of two shades of lilac silk.
Mrs. Ranlet,e wore blue silk, with very
tpndpme ovsrslss~ Of muslin asd lace; d.
Ssc<aA Mr< Le~i- Clsrke ws. verv bea,,-
tiful in . cream colored silk, over black
velvet; diamonds. Mr.. Gibson, of Mem
phi-, worv a handsome black .ilk aud vel.
vet; diamonds. Mrs. Burse, Of Louisville,
was elegantly dressed " black. Her daugh-
ter. Miss Lou Busss, wore 6ne white lace
over,lre-- over black shirt; flowers. iillies
Of the valley. ornaments, diamonds and rn-
bie.. Mis- Judith Rogers, of Lexington,
Sa- a-hssSsmss iasi ,sa,cay IN black apd
white -ilk. her beautiful hair forming a
fitting frame to her pleasant face. Her
niece, Mis- Mary Rogers, was bright and
attractive ne ever. in a white polonai-e
over blue .ilk, with full set Of punk coral.
The-e are few Of the names that my
fair friend could furnish me from amongst
the throns. She assures me that many
offers verv skers deservins ss<N,ian, 18th
fr thsir s,yli~h d,e-- and pleasing appear.
,nce, but the-e sill give you m idea. The
evening passed pleasantly, without an
accident or incident, other than the usual
soft glances aud fine speeches. II any
hearts are broken by lat nights dissipa-
ton, we shall be none the wiser, such
vc,mds being earefany MSssn from the
World, I~t y. b. thankful tina, in society
the happiest and the bsst side Of every
thing ia turned 10 rs. Much more could
bsmid cfshe' drives srd wstks, the ~ermous
In the ballroom on Sundays, the glas--ball
and the garden party, but ! de-
-ist. NEAo.
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4 SpfrSf0aflsfic Seaaee.

A wanna ,,a, oaii.l d. La, a.. ,,.y
.;,co u,on ,ho I.d;os IN uh..o Loo,,;n,
arc tho Roohos,or sn;r;,. u;. H..
inc was sal and III. ,n,ce wo. ,ron,n
ioa. ,..;,,. -, @. :"
80 W." 'O 'O''" ""' VI
a. M ~. ~ ' " "''' ""' o'
uo .;.,,o, ,,,,. -.
a.. 49,, "o
r ". :" "y
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.a a s'
~ "e
..' ~ :, " WV ~ ~ ~" 70
q"e''"' " CONSISTENT 10 oe put 'h'o
communication with the spiritual es-
sence OF ms mother; and here he wip'
ell ms eyes rapidly, aud ssooed.
pe''od o' que. eiapsed' ana a
knock was he"rd. s'e"ffying that the
oes'rea correspondence cou'd oe h"d'
""" WIN hes'.a''hg voice. 'ne young
man commenced quesuon'ng the IN
visible one.
now long nad 1 gone before you
o'e,H .,
nu,, " y '"' - W" 49," .,.
"e~' =. ~" "'"' "'''"e'' N'e
''r IT. "PP ,., -,
~0.~s '"'e' '' "e
r a.. vs., 80. 90 - g. ,
e '"o'e '" you' '''ea"S WIN
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

A young wife lost her aged husband
two months ago. after he had lain
helpless with paralysis for eight
moths. Yesterday she appeared at
the Marie 10 announce her intention
of marrying her cousin. II beg your
pardon, madam" says the clerk, "but
the law is peremptory in forbidding
widow to marry till ten months af'
ter her husbands DEATH" But those
eight months of paralysis-don't you
take them into consideration"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

To young man, nothing is 50 i'm
portant rs a spirit of devotion next
To bis Creator) " some amiable so-
man, whose image may occupy his
heart, aud g,mrd u from tbs te'Dpta-
tions that beset il on all sides. A
man ought to choose his wife rs Mrs.
Primrose did her wedding-gown, for
qualities thst viii ''veaE we'll, One
thing at'leasf Is true-thM X matri.
mony has is cares, celibacy has no
pleasures. A Newton or a mere schol-
ar may 6nd enjoyment in study; q
UNI. n Literary tn,ae can rsYya in
books a powerful auxilissys mn I
man must have bosom friend. and
children around him. to cherish and
support the dreariness Of old age.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

WHAT Is AN EDIroR?-Some one
answers this question thus: "Why,
he l. the man who reads the newspa.
pers, writes articles on any subject,
talks to all who call, is blamed for a
hundred things which are nobody's
business but his IN; gets cheated out
of half his earnings. He works and
does more to build up town than any
other body, and the fogies are benefit.
tel thereby; yet they gay that the ed.
itors paper is no account; will not ad.
vertise or take the paper, but will
borrow it. Who wouldn't be an ed.
itory' . Ct tftftI.tA
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

At a meeting in Pittsburg recently,
man said: ladies and gentlemen,
TO bring my nose to this state Of bloom.
ing perfection has cost me at least
$4,000"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

A New York girl :.a;nks il about
time some young fellow proposed. as
she has been bridesmaid eight times.
and has been tantalized enough.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17
Tho ses,smbet number ef "Peser-
sons Maparinen 4. ON our table. ahead


Tho seftembet number pf Peer.
sons Magarine" !. on our table. ahead
Of all Others, as usual. In addition to
q beautiful steel engraving, The
Woodland Nymph," and a supurb,
ieptlesiH coloTdStsd fashion plate,
''tksrs an Two coiofsd patterns, one for
D ousssScH tahaSosher Q "Hoot.
Mprkers pp, Gard Roard." Though
txhh : md >aslAe Of fashion and art
primarily. Il Is also one Of literature;
and no lsdy's book at all approaches it
IN IL powerful stories and novelets.
In tNHlF4erY YaVneo we 1ayessP'ops
other aissks. |M6 fortdnss of Phil.
ippa Fairfax, by Mrs. Frances Hodg-
son Burnett. whose LASS q Lowrie'
hAs juse made such = sensation in the
literary world. having been pronounc-
ell the best American novel that has
appessed, ,for years. Yet, the present
novels. Philips Fairfax. is. in must
respects. even better. In addition to
this writer, Peterson boasts such
rs Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
Frank Lee Benedict, Mrs. X. Hard
ing Davis. Marietta Holley. the au-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

Implicit sabnission in man to his
wife ; ever .dirgrscsful TO both; but
'iosai& s@lk lkission d . wife to the
viii Of Der husband is what she prom
issd n the altar, and what the good
will rever her for.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

y
glisiened h, her eye rs she laid her cur,
ly-head on his shoulder aud exclaim.
EDO, George. I think ir 1 found
YOU did not love me. I should die. =
"Nydarlinp, ,''he answrr,sl IA sing M
arm gently around her dimpled chin.
81 will alway. love YOU. Do YOU
think I would marry you if I did not
feel sure OF il. Ia a few day, at the
altar shall vow To love YOU all nv
life-and | will keep my vow A
lovely Ind Of l,esi isc Happiness plsy-
ell for a moment like sunshine ON her
lips, and then she whispered = "Oh,
George, I like to hear you talk like
that-you have been 90 good 10 me.
You have given me diamond locket,
and a sold watch chain and ring. that
an angel might wear outside i.er gloves
and not be ashamed, and Il l thought
that one day you'd he sorry you'd Civ.
en- me Nil these nice things and want
them back again I should Lresk nv
heart lie held her gently against
his manly breast, and answered with
a auiysring voice. 30. my own dar.
ling, tters !. yo,hing On .ear,h aha,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

Ifa young lady is sensible she will
never lace. No. she'll go about look
ing as large and graceful as tub Of
soap.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17
cRaB ORCHARD SPRINGS.
Hs Asfrs~s ss~s- L~sf Friday N'ghfs
Hsp-- Tbe indies Tstssfs, A'e., <e.i


Gran 0RC"ARD SPRINGS
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"'D--r"s H""'s' r."e'" He.' He''
,.. ss, s,. ""%s .,.. s.." Of ..~s. s; s%
er since the new building. were put up
The amu.emen,s are varied and suited :,
the dia~rr, -,.,,.- cs .sch individual
Cards have been the chief enterisinment O
many, aud new game they call "Blacl
Maria" will produce shouts Of perrimen'
from the eager players. Euchre Ia also =
fsvorite game, while poker, seven-up and
whist, .rs see" ss, -staep- Y, "st yoa'
good ,e.Asrs = hors6ss. ssiths.e sane,
are all Tor fnn and no bc,iing is seen. The
ten-pin alley is the favori,e resort of "a
%", " and The s athletic ,,,s r%''I'. !. .s,. si q.
delicate little blonde lady bring down oil
the pins ina senesrihes rbe bsvt plsyes
here ha Young lady from Louisville, whose
score reaches nearly one hundred pins eve
ry game she plays, aud often goes beyond
that number
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

A wealthy gentleman, with repu-
tation for fastness, married recently
On the morning after the wedding, the
bride asked her husband to perform an
of6ce Of the tsilet ios her. male nee
essary by the absence of her maid.
Her husband did it willingly, and
whea It wss eonclsded. was astonished
TO find his pretty wife in tear. "Why,
my own precioaS!" said he; ''what is
the matter with her hubby's pets'
"Oh, Jimmis-Iimmie!" replied the
ppor sisl. cryhg = if her heart would
break, "if you hadn't laced thousand
corsets you never could have done it
hke that Gamma.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

Importer aud Dealer ln Iaees Enibroidsriessi ilsss
Ae. Wedding Troasseans sad Aoasslng uU--is
s,eeialiy. Dress aud rioak-mskins ~ order.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17
J. III. RYAN a CO.,

SIS Saved. J. Clary, General Agent, iss rhird n.
Speiis orlers froni dealers, Agents aud ciubs ioT
ths Light Running Universal fayoFiie.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17
MADAME q. !. OLIVES,

yhos and Saddle Leather. shos and Carriers Tools
l-st Tanners Oil, No 15 West hain Street. cOun-
tTy orders pTonptly attended 10. .L
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

Importer and Publisher. Dealer In Musical Inst
ments, sheet Masie, Stationery and Drawing Nj
rial-. No. "a West Market Street.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17
R. l.. WHITE a CO.,
Remington Sewing Machine

wholesale DealeN in Boots and Shoes, NJ. rs
Main ST., oppDsite the Iouisyills Hotel.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17
HARRISON a GATHRIGMI

Headq uaTtens fof saddlery and Harness and "a.
dlery liardxare. No 2s1 Main 81, lei. seseni
aud Eighth, North sidsl loaisyilie. Ny.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

No. i0t Fourth Ave-, near Market. Manufactu
81 fringes, rsssels Buttons, Cord Ae., and dealer
Zephyrs, Canvas and Fancy Goods. aff ~ L
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-22
Sparks from Washington.


The Democratic caucus resolved ua-
der protest to proceed with the count
utopposition Of dilatory motions.
Much spiritwasd nanifested, Sortysmeml
bers voting against the proposition.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-The Louis
lama republicans here say tonight that
they have received satisfactory assur-
ances that the President will shortly
issue proclamation recognizing Pack
ard as the Governor Of Louisiana, and
that he viii base his action on the deci-
sion Of the electoral. commission award
ing the vote Of that state to Hayes.
The President has also had representa-
tons made to him on the subject by
the republican members. of the Senate
and House Louisiana committee. The
Senate committee viii in its report re-
commend the recognition of Packard.
1t is very certain that if the President
does recognize Packard his decision will
not be acquiesced -in.s The people Of
louisiana are determined to have no
more carpet-bag government, four years
more Of which would irretrieyably ruin
them. If they cannot have the gov
eminent which a majority ofthe people
electe0 tney WI nave a ,1n1!iSa1y gov
eL a-4deto3 ScAato aus5lotlty VIII pe
refusal to pay taxes, but by force, and
s'57 te.OlcLL 1AGLe =! US T9i: pelI-
no 49,, 20 .,fi, "a. = r ~ '. IA 40 Vs.
0- I AZ '''' lii10h e,t ',4F'1l " 'l0 '0''''0
Bishop Wilmar, lof Louisiana, called
upon the President on Saturday to urge
upon him to recognize Nichols govern
ment. He said that some such action
was necessary to protect life and pro
perty in the State. He stated most
positively that he believed it was the
only way possible to secure the future
peace II that State, and that the people
could net be brought to stand the Pack
ard government e They would revolt in
soi5 H. Is a;S ~ al oofIod ,os.u0n1
Tat 70 So anS+b;re IT, - - 81
i in TOO oraat st94a ~ ovn;+.n 800
and he sSo,,IJ wo;s'G 10 cara p; 49,. =,
WiI,,,sr ,,arsonal latsa~ So ,Iya l9,.Dp
Rishom 49, 1af &c sar Coi|,,,t,s S os
Satnrdsr eyering f. oo,S,,it 80 AZ ~
Hsvas rror si+,ot;o,9 I, 80 Ia
S ~ .s'.S'''o-1 - - A'Ot'-'A'''''''
Mr.. hewitt Will, it s said, attack Mr..
Hoar Tor voting n the electoral COM
MISSION IN dneet opposition to the views
"hlch ne expressed IS member OF the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF TWO VALUABLE
TRACTS OF LAND I!

Joshua f. Stump use &c. Complts. In
chy. VS.. Joseph Rosenbarger.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah County, pronoun-
ced in above cause. on the 2Sth of Au-
gust, 1875, will seilon
MONDAY, MARCH .5th, 1877,
on the premises. near Toms Brook, in
Shenandoah County, at public auction.
to the highest bidder, two tracts or par
GELS Of land,
Conta5aing "a Acre9 more or less,
Said land is situated in Davis Town
ship, Sheu. Co., and is the same pur-
chased OF said Stump by Rusenbarger
the 3lst day of March 1869. as shown in
Deed Book No. 9 pages liz and 49,
This land is finely located, land is of
good quality aud has upon it good i'm
provements, out buildings to make
desirable home and adjoins Beeler and
Others. Said land will be sold altoge-
ther IN the following tracts viz. ST tract
adioins SAINT Bly, and Beeler, contain
ing &c acres. more or less, of which 1E
acres is heavily timbered. I'd tract is the
House lot containing % acres, more or
less, Sd tract adioins Jacob keen's and
oGStVA' N'+itdctLtS e acFes- more OF
less.
Terms Of Sale:
One tciirth purchase money in hard
and the balance in ! . ard wears with
interest from date, taking bonds With
good personal security for deferred pay
ments, and retaining the deed as fur
the security until all of the purchase
laCHey is paid. Sale will take place az
II O'clock 1 n
If L. WALTON,
Feb. S-tt, Spec. Conn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-22
sesssGoMNussIONERs' SALE
-epe ..- .if OF
REAL ESTATE.

James Bowman VS.. Vim. II. Lichliter &c.
Pursuant to q decree in the aforesaid
chancery cause, in the Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah at its Dec Term 1876. The
undersigned commissioner will proceed
to sell or
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd. 1877.
in front of the court house door. in
Wo odstock, at public auction to the
highest bidder, the real estate in the bill
and proceedings mentioned, being the
same or which said Vim. II. IichlIter
now resides,
CONTAINING IS ACRES,
r. and 7 z. There is good two storY
log house, stable and other outbuild-
ings ou the premises, and also a spring
amt s running stream of water masking
ii quite desirab BILE property.
TERMS OF SALE:
One ifth cash in hand on the day OF
sale aud the balance IN equal ilistsI-
mentS st six and IL months from day OF
sale. bearing interest from that DATE.
taking from purchaser bonds with good
personal security and reserving the deed
to the purchaser lien TO secure said
deferred instal.aeuts OF purchase
money. SAFE at l'o clock.
z. III. MAGRUDER.
feb l-tdS. ~y. C0mr'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-22

-Four years is not long in The life O
nation, nor very long IN the Life o
man. Hayes term viii pass rapid,
away. From this time the resolution
Of every honest man-should be formed.
BY that time Louisiana and South
Carolina will be IN the hands of honest
men. Returning boards win be demo.
cratic. Florida is already redeemed
Then the solid South may haunt radical
corruptionists. The solid South with
only New York and Indiana, or New
ork, New Jersey and Connecticut
'ule this country. II is only mat
81 time-of four years time-when she
rule it. The democratic majority at
Aelection was quarter million. II
the power of thieves to steal the
college, but that power is
Ry exposure. The fabric Of
will crumble under a load of
sink out Of sight in the pit of
Fits own digging during Mr..
administration. Let no man
6nd. 1t is in defeat that manhood
xhibited to it's best advantage. Let
~ lover Of right and honest govern
It 60 forward with new zeal to the
>pted time. Defeat may disap-
ut itcahnot crush. The renewal
nmes with the announcement Of
md brings consolation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
In Poweli's Fort, shen. Co. Va.


Mary CAIN and others. AComplts. IN
Chancery, vs.. Daniel Lidenour Def.
By virtue ola decree of the circuit
court of Shenandoah County. entered
on the S3d day OF August 1878, in the
above named chanoery cause, the under
signed special commissioners will offer
atpueitc sale TO the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, MARCH, 10th, 1877.
in front of the Court House, Wood
stock, Va. the following real estate viz.
all Of which lies in Powelrs Fort Shen-
andoah County, Va. LIST Tract contains
lie IL acres. and Tract 13S 5-S scres,
Sd Tract 50 Ia acres, 4th Tract 100
acres. The quality OF the land is good,
some of it being first class creek bottom
'rherevare, all necessary Improvements
on the PROPERTY. ~. = ..,.-.s,
Terms of Sale FtI ff9
One third cash, the balance in one
and two years from the day of sale, evil
denced by bonds bearing interest from.
the day Of sale and Secured by a trust
deed Upon the properly conveyed.
Sale 10 commence at ] O'Clock p. M.
". T. WILLIAMS
NJ. T.. WALTON,
FEB. S-a%. Spec. Comrs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-22
A eorrsspondept A. Wasb;noton s.

A correspondent at Washington says
Of the Oregonscase =
This will bring the proceedings Of the
joint convention to another stop, and
will give the majority of the electoral
commission another chance for a
partisan decision, which Of course will
be embraced. 1t may be repeated that
the democratic counsel intend to bring
all their ability to bear in the argurn ent
Of the Oregon case, although now
perfectly aware of the fact that they
might as we'll scream themselves hoarse
at the chairs on which the imaginary
embodiments Of justice sit. eMf. Nerriok
will file . brief Of ninety pages IN tie
case, besides making an oral argument.
The republican counsel will Of course,
in the arguments to be made by them
60 square back on their position n the
Florida and Louisiana cases, but such
little matter-as thatcannot be expected
to trouble them or to have any effect !on
their partisan friends who constitute the
majority Of the electoral commission.