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Tefden, who killed "a, man, named
Saikersfn a rrize fight, last spring at
senn's Grove. NoaJ !. ana Who was
eryiflfg, outten-yearli sehsehce therefor
4 tLes STATE prison, ,,diesl 5Nefuestia =.
Te lid been ailing for, some ssime,sabut.
IL taeAtli was not looked for. 81. -, -,
civ fagN a2sJ ~ 5sils s.t'f Z
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

i5eI a MARVELLOUS ASSAULT. e
p sl;ef0re pursuing this narrative further
lJ shan saga word or two concerning
this assault am Satisfied that my
fiC5rce, numbering hardly $4,000 me n,
ercomtergd during that three and a
! half hours Of Bloody work not less than
$4,000 Of the fedorals. and yet their
ehafee was hotchedked nor their line
broken. until we ordered them to with
draw, ] found that night that i, 500 OF
my men, more than one-thiri of the
total humber, had been left on the field.
History records no parallel to the fight
made by these two divisions on the 2nd
i,of Jaly atiGettysburgaa emo92a tfl e
s eiENER Az LEGS DEFFRsffE AT1oS.
p / didsnotsgee Gen. Tee that night.
i On the next morning he came to see
me. and iearing that he wasstill iii his
disposition TO attack, tried to antlci-
pate him by saying general, l have
had-my scouts out all night, and 4 find
that you still have an excellent oppor-
.taanity ITO move aroundto the right Of
Meads's army and maneuvre him into
attacking us. He replied, pointing
WITH bis fist at Cemetery Hill. "The
enengls there, and | am, going to
'strikd HIM. felt then that IT was my
duty tosexpress mgiconvictions, l said !:
YGeneraL Ilbaye been alsoldier- all nay
lie. q have, been, +, with soldiers ,en..
cared in.fights BY couples, by squads, 3
companies, regiments, divisions ard
and should know as Wen as any
enevyslat soldiers can 90. 1t is MY
tsgss5.s Is ~ tx Il q
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

HARy EST Goods IN Endless variety for sale
.AdA by S, A. BANNER,
g New Stock of Re4dy-Made Clothing Just
So received by ). A. BANNER.
etaaNCuRSlONISTS Lock to your interest I
Al have Just received new supply of Linen
Busters. sA BANNER.
nNE Of the largest stock of Mems Heavy Shoes
~@and monogram Brogahs in the city for sale
by :. A. BANNER. +
II ADIEs Box Toed Slippers late Styles just
-AA deceived by S A. BANNER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
In Powel's Fort, SIe,. Go. Va.

Mary Cain and others, Ccmpts In chaucery ".
Daniel RidenQUr, def.
By virtue OF decree Of the circUlt court Of
Shenandoah County, entered on the 23d of August
1876, in the above named chancery cause, the IN
aersigned special COMMISSIONS VIII offer at
public sale to the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 24tb III.
il front of the Court House, in Woodstock, Va,
the following real estate all OF which lies in Powes
Fort, Shenandoah county, Va, 1st Tract
CONTAINING ll6 ! ACRES,
End Tract 1870 SIS acres, 3rd Tract So L acres and
It'll Tract 100 acres. The quality of the land is
good, some of it being first class Creek Bottom.
There are necessary improvements OF the pro
perty.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third cash, the balance IN one and two years
from the day of sale, evidenced by bonds bearing
interest from the day of sale and secured 10y a
trust deed upon the prop rty conveyed. Sale to
commence at L o'clock P. N.
W. T. WILLIAMS,
IL. L. WALTON,
Oct. 24-tds. SPECIAL ComI'rs.
yTALUABLE STOCK & PROPERTY
De- FOR SALE
will offer at public sale, on
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

j Death has been aeth'eig sataawora1d
among the great leaders and founders I
of the Republican pars5 rs'asiEee its acfi
ganizatioa, ithas had toh1oarnsthe's loss.s
Of gLincolns Seware.l Gslase, sumner
Wilson. Moltoas Caleb d asanith.and aflsif
.ers ps moe on lsss fsnhiaenes. Ss Is /
see I, resf sz assa r. 4ssasesi .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

:, +.s,,,3s+ D ~; i;aysso H,r o1d can.
=. '',5',-li = n i 5di u s.lS| r =
cluslVe that even washington Jay eIs
will hesitate 10 undertake his defence.
He will certainly he Brought to trial 1T
=, oo5,a,.. d. !. --.ea 7sss9 ., 5a-As-t-5
- -, ~, - >,.fre.I.l d asiA, Ls'e $751;
20 80
The 'iseahs!hs OF Christopher ScLii,il l'
,siA3';sb aal '27----1 '''''' + 80.
VA Ia fGS|2FST Pis THEIR DISCOVERY +,
ETC.
....-- -....-.. q ,z--zr-,,,.... I'd. ..-..lt-.
Tie Tilted States, consul At san
Domingo Ifas transmitted TO the De
partnent of state an account of tie re-
cent discovery Of the bones of Columbus
ia the Cathedral in that city, Dying in
Snain 1906. the remains Of Columbus
we're first deposited il the convent Of
ST. Francis. IN 1913 they we're trans
ferredto the Garthusian convent Of Las
Cueyas, from whence they were ship
ped to Santo Domingo in 1886 and de-
positedin the Cathedral Of that city in
1876; these Petnains, as it was then. and
I'D to the present. discovery, believed,
were eonyeyeddn great polnpd to the
Cathedral Of Havana, where. they were
supposed to have leposed ever since. ...
.The consul at San D6tnlhGo SAYS that
while some worknen we're digging iur
the floor around the pulpit in the Cath
edcal. to make some repairs, they eX-
posed to view vailed Qrifce contain
inSgY d ieaden case two feet long By abogt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14
A CABINET OF RESISTANCE

LoNDoN, Nov. "a special dispatch
from Paris to the Pail Mall Gazette
says President MacMahon has received
at tile Elysee Gen. Einoy and Senators
D'Audigne Clement, De Montgolfn.
Dolsol and Brame, who. ii is believed,
will form part OF q new cabinet Of re-
sistancc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

@ T'6s following little paragrapA shows
pretty plainly. Of What kind ct element
the New YORK ITSraH THINKS the Re
| pubEean party Is composed q in Nm-
ginia':: me-, ,,.........s a., -
a0fD y'tRal2t y republican tick
ct WIS III Inc f5id. For tie democratic
maj 6rity see tie adnber Of White. men
Yh@rr t4sfiT' 10 faAg1fd 9ati s4a DO
llin the CENSUS. "a. en- .s~t.s;
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

A Boston boy, fourteen years old, is
accused of stealingv 5000 pounds of
sugar from his employees.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

7dThe. Elkton papers say that wild fowl
abound undergraduates of the Ches-
Bapeake. EastSfohday one gunner kill
led 54o ducks; 3anothelt KILLED eleven
fgoese.atone shot. s.BoNp shooters on
Monday sgot from 4 sito $50 ducks for
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

IS CaptainRid,lle berger feels the COM
plim entsi pouring in upon him fol his
speeches in other counties. Ever Stha
Stanton Ejndjcator says his speech
there was ';invaluable and decided7the
issue.,t Good for Iinsley. - Sat
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

n ~ 5i.L1II ~, . tsI5I I'LL - d
!. f. Bob 26ya 5Ing9rsQll was the soasaof
| preacher and says that he was made an
iiifidel BY BY lis fatheg; whipping hum SC
ttfreedp5ntllyyi # flats the best reason
he can can assiissp, for his infdeity shel ha(
1b6S5tate T l Ell up 81 his lle9ctrvas and return
+. to the faith. .....,' t..-f.....z 81. .-s q
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

| Readjustment has carried the lesis5a-
ture by at least-4four .to--one. Except
from the cities. there are not dozen
flinders elected in the state, and the
flinders succeeded IN SONIC Of the cities
~ declaring against a Whiskey tax. =.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

their seats, expecting some more. Il
rs lBec2mS ne(sy9fsssary for the stage man
i.agers- tQs 81, besolrreg the curtain and ex-
plain t4qth tt SXiHrg sin nip being dead,
Ii"X,irssilniia,@i dead andthe '.Deeemvir"
dead nothling, more, could boadone that
Ieyenips. si.The audience gFambled a
coed deal, lR}t wient aYaE,i, 30 wz.s ii /
lDChaaet Ross's father, in his vain
search for the stolen boy, has spent
500 so0o, dis entire fortune, and is now
travelling salesman for IN Eastern
house. lie has made 800 aiourn eys in
search Of lis Host clgi}d$ and says he
tsliall perseYere untH ir.'is' fouha or He
1 ra.. q. b. =. IT, !
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

LONDON, Nov. ga special dispatch
from Pera to the Daily Telegraph has
the following: "Mukhtar Pasha tele-
graphs, under date of November 6, that
he still hopes to be able to hold Erze-
roum. He has plenty Of artillery and
ammunition, and large re-epforcements
are on their way to HIM"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14
News Ese;as.

The Myhe6t negisterin Richmond has
yielded for The State for the month OF
|. Nov. thsssueaof sG.43o.oo.
Tle residence ofsThomas L. Monta-
Cue, onesnlile south of Christiansburg,
Wa, was burned to the ground on Thurs
day night, the Sta inst. There was no
insurance. Cause of the fire unknown.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14
7 N k

Use Ross Virginia School Ink, Beautifully
flows freely does not corrode the pen. c3bl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

n. 6ovsrnor WlIllams, Of Indiana, has
appointed 81 pa anish ", Voorhees, to fill
the vacancy iii the United States
lSehate oecasionel by the death of
hSellater Morton * o. 51.3Ece 70 al ga
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

~; u l.s'fF. me- {
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14
The II snslrs or christopher Goai,,i-,as

Fy1I IL ACCOUNT eIyTHEIF DISCOVERY.
ETC.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

Miss lizzie Dietrick, Who recently
became insane At Hagerstown willie at
| the altar Is be married, and, who was
taken 70 MoAtsyue Insane Hospital, at
Ffeaefick, diGd fliere last 'Thursday..
Judge Thomas "A. Spence; of Mary
land, assistautos superintendent of rail
way mail service, and formerly assist
am attorney general 7fofathe 2pestotfice
department., died atohis residences in
Washington CITY, 'on Saturday morning
Of pneqmegla, His remains WILDE Ia
ken,to Cambridge Md, fol. intcrment.
Mr.. Mccullough recently played
E':Vuginius'' in Macon, Ga. The play
over the whole audience remained in
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eutHc collections. Tie proceeds to Berlin TO compete the
arrangement Of the large quantities ~ botanical spec
mems collected by him in his late expeditions.
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GUPREME COURT.-WILLIAN SEYMOUR,
IT, executor &C. AGAINST MAGl No IRk aud Others
pursuance judgment Li- -ctoi, Gearing
date he l7th Gay ~ April. 1871 She unlisiruci, III
Sciuez-l deceased, under the direction ~ PhlO T. Mug
glgs. re appointed ly The CUgt for mat WI
public auction. by l. J. IleecAer Soa An,onrs.
the 18th daY 81 Juy l- az II O'Clock noon 81 that 7 a6
the ENcuanec oagi.u, No. broadway IN the Gig OF
New YORK The following described prcmis E. 10 VII:
Two NJ i.ud with the story 5uicing Thereon stH
ate AZ the northwest II Waite and Chucceis N
tty of New lob, containing hty ftt is1-t on
lisoo church street. and hEo"n
by the street $a5. 80 and - Nlt.-strceL
Also four b0-so- aa lots or Jana IN san ely OF
and Bescs cO.tauag 20 feet nnb
C2rmne and Bceckei streets aG IL deph On tael sido
II feet, Known by the street Nos IL Il" ~ - 'le-
Also the Gweag ard conigHou, lots 81 land on
aid Narc streets containing 20 lcet On ware
II feet Canal street. and Known o. the street No. fSf
Ao thc honse and lot land westerly side Of canal
street containing % feet q mt ani ~ rear And
depth. ard known Oy TIC -;eet 20 40
Also house lot soLieFy side % 2St@trt distant lzO
feet inches 81 ZsJrect saa Hthayclne
contapng ~ 23dslreet and ia al %
Inches depth each side, and known by the street
Also AZ the sare nmc VIII be sold tho following pcgsaaa
estate:
30 shares Fast River Bank IN City of N. " 2 shares Her
chants Exchange Bank 81 y. " 2j shares Butchers aud
Bank ~ y. i, no shares R-lk tt New 1ofA ~
shares Bovey OF y Y, shares Je
Ere Insurance Co. North River ere IN
y " 90 shares Brooklyn Guy Gas Light Co
Brokyn lG0n Manhattan Gas lght 90 n cay
Nill1msburgh light Go. ~ WILLIAMSBURG, 40
life ms rust Of y /. city 50 share
s ~ r G ~ I'm n ~ s 9i Ss Sr of ,eo.
politau Gas scrip If JeGsryO, Ia. Co.
WILLIAM SEYMOUR. r.
Executor. &c. ol John y. Schn,elzel deceased
sW GAHr' Plaintiffs Attorney 2s4 pearatreet y. Y.
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