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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-15

BY Cilaffin. Staples 81 To-.
Real Estate Agents and Auetionears,t 81
J. . corner OF. Tenth and MniIl streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
u TRACT OF I.AND1QE THE WILLIAMS
BURG Road ABOUT TEN MILES FROM THE
Of certain deed of trust executei by Joseph j. w
pearce, trustee. and others. recorded In Hesrtco
County Court clerks office In d. B. 81, page 5S7,
being SO REQUIRED by the beneficiary nnineti In 'aid
deed, shalt sel IN front Of Henrco County court-
house, o.. SATURDAY. February IL, 1877, at ~
o'clock b1. all that cert ain TRACT OF LAND de-
cribed In: said deed. containing SO CLEO ACRES,
and known as CHADlCk'S STORE, near Meadow
The land has upon 1t q FRAMED DWELLING
HOUSE, STORE-HOUSE, BARN, STABLE, &C.;
and some FRUIT-TREES. @'' -
TERMS !: Cash enough to- defray the expenses of
sale and 10 pay OF note OF $4,000, With interest
from February 8, 1877, TIL puid; and tile balance
upon such terms as MAY he announced at The SALE
.fa13 1917 .-..--- =. II. L. STAPLES. Trustee.
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WAGONS, CARTS. &c.

GREAT REDUCTION In ..sSS
VI PRICES AT Al LIPsCOMB's, 4Ss5gE
No. 1l6 CARY STREET.-In conse- <sassstsu 10
quence Of the hard times and competition am, de-
termined to sell work at lower figures than ever, and
IL those who need anything In my line Will come
and examining my stock promise TO make price, sat
DRAYS, LAMENTATIONS, snd FARM-CARTs, q,
less prices than they oan be bought for anywhere
else in the city. OLD WORK taken in exchange.
fe 2-eod2m li s.-.s..s5, z &.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
Ey j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l1l3 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

A DESIRABLE VACANT LOT
N NEAR CLAY STREET, ONE SQUARE
AUCTION-Ry request Of the owner I will sell
Mt public auction, on the premises, OH FRI
DAY, February 18TH at AZ O'Clock T. Nj
that VACANT LOT on the east side Of Fott-
shce (St james, street between Clay and Leirh, and
fronts OH said street 81 feet inches, aud running
back between parallel lines Il 70 feet inches 10 al,
alev feet Wide. Said lot commences at 90 feet
north of Clay street. aud Is bounded on the south by
IN alley ) feet WIDE
Parties of limited means desiring 10 purchase Z
nice lot allow figures should attend fhls sale
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
fe 1O-td Auctioncer.
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= '1,59 BY Grubbs & Williams. -
y. Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MICE 3 UILDTNGs LOT ON THE
IN NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET NEAR
PRICE STREET AT AUCTION.-We Will ,ell at
auction on FRIDAY, 10Th February. at 4f O'Clock
situated as above stated adjoining Oh the west the
former residence Of Christopher Waldrop, Esq,
fronting 81 feet by IL feet deep. This Is Just the
place for two nice tenementa.
THE OWNER MUST SELL, and therefore expects
Terms: At sale. GRUDBs & WILLIAMS,
70 10 ----- huctlOneers.
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BTtJ. L. Apperson, tsr
Reol Estata AuctioEeer and Agent.

BANKRUPT rSAbE.-By virtue OF the
States Court for the Eastern Disirict or virginia ns
assgnees Paine Cabe CO.. 6ans6GSpt IT'S we o wil
lately occunied by them on THURSDAY, February
Is, 1877, At IL O'Clock H., all the STORE FIX
sH IEEL.Si hS S0IJSTERs STANDS DESKS,
COPYlNG-PRESS, WARDROBE, CLOGh. Il
CHAIRS. STOOLS, PLATFORM.SCALEs,
I,ERMs Zach J. L. APPERSOk,
-, -, JAMES CASKIE:
felO Assgnces
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The Boston Post remarks that g Blue.
glass treatment is homeopathic panes IL
cure pains. Bulletin.
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Flour.
Fine. $685. Superfne, 1925: extra superfne,
S7@$7.25; common family, $3.50: fancy family,
&7.75MS9. Market steady.
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BY Tese-raDn.
NEW YORK.

dings and nplauds, isSc.; Orleans, lsc sales, 244
Ds Sreat r as ns0e Sses
1902 bales; continent, 5,976 bales; channel.
1916 bales. Flour moderately active for export
southern flour little more active and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn-Eew &c. better, with
eastern aud western, 2s@25c;; Gofet-Rlo quiet
hna and AND IN
Moissscs-New Orleans in moderate demand Mt As
@5Sc. Rice steady and In fair demand. Tallow
Turpentlnc easier at 42c: Leather unchanged.
Wool quiet and firm PORK unsettled anu lower:
steam, $1,000. Whiskey about steady ut $1.O7.
Freig hts rather easier; cotton-sail, s@1-32c;
steam, &c. ,,
mand moderate and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
UNCHANGED. Southern corn quiet and easier west
S viIo ss1 dull and heavy. Pork sS75@sis
7S clear a, rib sn ions Lard
Whiskey dull at si.oe. Sugar quiet and easier al
11Ac.
CINCINNATI February 14.-Flour steady and firm.
Wheat In good demand; red, 81 .45@&1.65. Corn
quiet at 4e@43c. Dat, Ia good demand ut 3S@42c.
SS STACY ass9 a e. P5tk a at SfSs P5tS
&1l.50. Bulk-lneats dull; SIC. for shoulde !:
SH@Shc. for short rib mfddles; SIC. for short
for shoulders clear rib and clear sides. Whiskey in
fair demand and firm at &1.05. Butter dull and un-
changed. Hogs-Packing, $6@$6.30; receipts,
2,119 head; shipments, 900 head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February 14.-Markets moderately
active at unchanged quotations.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. February 14.--Flour active and firm
for supefne and extras, which are scare: superhne
fall $5.25@S5.50; extra fall, $5.75@S6.15 ;
heavy; No. 3 red fan, $3.50 bid: No. 8 red fail,
s1.46 bid. Corn-No. Q mixed, 3sa@3sAc. Oats
firmcr: No. 2, 35kc. Rye firm at 65zc. Barley
dull. Whiskey S1.05 bid. Pork dull, s16.25
asked Lard dull; 10ac. asked, Bulk-meats fiat {:
shoulders. 51c: asked, cash; clear rib,sdes, BIC.
shoulders. 97fG9xc. Hogs dull and lower; packing,
$5.6C@$5.S0. Cattle steady and in fair dem and ;
corn. fed Texans, $3.75@S4.5O. .g'
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By E. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

By Z. d. Cook, Auctioneer-
No. 10 Governor street. ..5
TOUR NEW BUGGIES AT AUCTION.
u On SATURDAY the 17th instant, at 10 O'Clock,
will sell at auction IF not sold privately Deorel,
at Morrson'S stables, Franklin street, opposite Nc
tropolitau Hall, ....s.
new TOP-BUGGIES
l Few GPEN-BUGGY.
This work Is flrst-class and recommends ITSELF 70
those in want of vehicles.
% TX Auctioneer.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, February Ia, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised ~ hogsheads, 26
ticrces, and i box. The offerings at auction on
Change were 81 packages; Of which number 90
were takcu in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 1910 10 SOL. ...... .s.... ....
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AUCTIoN sAIEs.--Future Days.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Bays.
BY Grubbs & williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
ABLE LITTLE COTTAGE FARM ON THE
BROAD-STREET ROAD, ONE MILE WEST OF
THE CITY, AND JUST BEYOND The sA!R-
GROUNDS, AT AUCTI0N.-In execution of de.
cree Of the Circuit Court Of Henrico county entered
on the 2Sth Of october, 1876, In the case OF VIZ
liam p Ford 49, jackson" &c, will sell auction
upon the premises on MONDAY, 26th February, At
O'Clock Re NJ, the property referred TO IN the pro
ccedings In said cause. the same consisting OF Sc
VEN ACRES OF LAND. situated as stated above,
lying the north side Of the Broad-Sfrcet road al
joiping the lands Of E. G. Pollard Mrs. Huzer, and
the Hermitage trnct. ,. -, =
II has upon II FRAMED DWELLING with the
usual ou.-houses, and nice PEACH-ORCdtARD.
This property lies beautifully OH good roah' JUST
outside the city limits and presents Inducements 10
persons wishing comfortable home or good mar
ket-garden. -.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and Twelve
months for notes with interest, and title retained
by the court until the notes shall be paid .:fts.
Il. H. NASH. Commissioner.
GRCDBS WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers. fc 10
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TAMES RIVER STEANfBOATcAi-Me {,
~ COMPANY.

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS on THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the ne"
aud elegant steamer FLORIDA Tor BALTI-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, ID. {.
On and after TUESDAY. September l l, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
above-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS at 81 O'Clock 4. ii.
Passengers by this route view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
through the saue, fortiHcatons James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours At Norfolk
before departure OF Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk. -. - w
Fare to Norfolk and return.......-.... oQ
Through tickets to Baltimore, Phiiade!phia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale On steamers, al CARRIER q Coz
Ticker Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel, ano
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk and Portsmouth, ano regular land
ings on James river, from Z a. II. to z. NJ, al
reasonable rates.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid
49, l.. 3. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch ONCE
at ". d. Blair & Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
sc II "ss# "f
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A-U,C;rrDn ssALEs--'TIhis nay.
By Robert B.Lyne,
al 50 i tsuccess6r OF Lyme g. Brother)
Real r. tate Agent and Auctioncer, 40
S - S9zs5fss IS S,1 o HSnlt street

A UCTTON SALE OF, FINE FURNI-
lElsTJRE, PIAEO, &c.-By direction OF the as
si011cc of B. j. Black BANKRUPT Will cell OF public
auction on THURSDAY the 18th day Of February,
1877, at 10 O'clock A. b.. Mt the Constable's
ONCE, No. 1905 Franklin street, the following pro-
pcrty: ,,,r1,ns.--....e.y.
WASH3TANDS and TABLES, SOFAS,
81 ~. WALNUT BOOK CASE, -
REFRidERNToR. TOOL CHEST,
STOVE, CHAIRS, -,-,
.fFtf PfCTJJREa, WORK-STAND, = ~
J, MIRRoR,r CAsTORs, TRUNKS! r m.
aud sundry other articles too numerous TO mention,
or SO much thereof may be necessary 70 pay rent
inril. 1877, 70 M. r. Alvey, ndministrattix:
f. ip-4t Auctioneer.
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HUsTOM-W o RK.-BOOT.S AN d
" SHOES made to order, guaranteed TO ni,hy
-. BOSCHEN,
tal 500 and gil Broad street
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DEPARTURES or STEAMERS.

Tor PHILADELPHIA, PRO 1cESes
a VIDENCE. AND BOST % S.-sS&A
Steamer NORFOLK, Captain FORD. will receive
freight for the above ports unSn FRIDAY tue
lon instant. mt IL o'clock.
Passage Philadelphia, including meals and state
room, $S; without meals. IS.
W. r. PORTER, Agent.
fc 1927 14Z5 DOCK stl," i.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP a{EFS
" COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
stea,ners-OLD DOMINION. WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-eyeryT TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1-
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms ard bath
rooms. -...-. .....
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un-
surpassed. ,
Goods shipped BY this line arc landed regularly a.
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
river.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made except actual eS-
pensps Incurred.
Freight received until +. II. daily.
Cabin fare 10 New York, Sl2; round-trip tickets,
$50. Storage, SO and 50. .-~. ........
For further information apply 10
r... GEORGE w. ALLEN s co. Agents,
nv 10 oiIicr Companv's wllarves. Rockets.
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DILL ABEL 2 HIA. RICH NfFFS
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-sNssssEss4ssss:zss.
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Unnl further
noice the steamers Of this line will make tri-weekly
trips, leaving Philadelphia every 7 L ESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and ID Richmond
meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city uil Cape Cod, landng at Old Colony
~ pug W. =. PORTER, Agent.
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents,
No. l2 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
u. u. C. MINK. Agent
myl7 No. 90 Devonshire street. Boston.
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NHEAP FREIGHT RATEssaEul5,

.. BY THE
POWHATAS LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
AND TIE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
Til. steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets every
WEDN ESDAY at IL N. and SATURDAY at L.
81. Through bills of lading signed to all Canadian,
northern. and western points at low rate;.
L. d. TATUM, Agent,
Twenty-Second and Dock streets,
In O and 9O3 Main street.
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EOR NEW YORk.-The Old &A
Steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUCH viii ali
FRIDAY, February l 9th, al o'ciocA a. VI.
Freight received until O'CLOCK Thursday eyrn:ug.
Through bills of lading signed and good, tor
warded with dispatch to all points north, south, east,
and west: also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accomm odatiOns unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York. $l2; round-trlp tickets,
500. SIeerage, SO and SS.
For freight or passage. apply to
e. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
fn14-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
MI LINE TO BRAzI-FOR PER- $3.50
NAllBUCO AND BAHlA.-Steanship CdeSINI
viii sail about March 1st. Rates of passage and
freight have BEEN fixed on low basis. For further
information apply to the agent
t. BORELAND, 20 Wall street..
&c @ New York.
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iron American refined, Old Dominion. a $40
o. 9-l0c.R d.; EDGlish and American sheet, 40
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ID g - ssa znz7
RicnxoTD, York RIVER AND Cgssa----
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ""'LH'AD. {
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-08

= Hernshe1m " Bro.
Moses. Lobe & Co,
sam Il srnsteiu,
Wackerbartn & Joseph
Jas Miltenberger,
J w Cemare t.
Jules Rose Il Co,
II Fl Cage, ...
A A Greenwood Il Co.
J b Van Bentbuysen.
M Heinemann.
Il II Fairchiid. SonG co.
J NJ Hanna.
G. Valeton,
james NJ Winship
Gordon Il Gomiia,
Cobb b Maxent,
Cummings 10 Elmer.
g X Converse.
Samuel NJ Todd d Go.
J Watts Kearny.
James q I lark,
Theo Comma&ere,
A Ensmingef',
J Kearny,
Frank Il Seove1i.
Jno T Hardie Il Go.
JOS ID } ell.
nmucl Jamison,
Shelly Seymour,
= PrudhUInme.
Mark Quayle.
Frank W, gatha,
Fl M Robinson,
y ID Gullett.
i A Clarke.
A Turner,
Temple y Coons b Co,
Claiborne Il Co.
X Y Charles.
Hugh Al ison II Co,
John II Porter.
Sam Ii nderson,
+ o Minor,
A u Gernon.
VIM AJAX ew,
Hon Id h 10,
7 Il Parkinson,
Johnson Armstrong,
Norton b Bell.
Cha4 Il Ieyerich.
Thos + Walker,
VIM $ Lumberd,
Jas Graham,
Henry Leckfe.
Jno MelJougHil.
Lewis r Salomon,
l. b Salomon, M ID,
A l. Chopin.
F M Sicard
Geo Hartley,
? N Strong.
J p Wasson.
w m j. Leverich,
Ed A palfrey, Pres Fac
and Tro InS Go
+ hicaud,
y r Duyal.
II w Palfrey,
NJ N Graham.
Merow & Westerfield,
DeWolf, Powell q Go.
T. r Maddox,
J q Eustis.
G G Kitchum.
Augustus Block,
G W Terrell b Co,
q ~antini. attorney at
law,
A V WDgan,
Hoey. Macon & O'Con-
nor,
Kirkpatrick h Keith.
+ A Armstrong,
Ed f Duclaux,
r. G. King.
] w White.
Justus Vairin,
Wallace Wood,
branch, Crookes d Go,
| in, d Milburne,
d l. Kerniont
r Fl dykes.
| G II G Brown,
tas Buckley.
| I-idore Haas,
| X w Dean,
Jos 8 Copes.
Fowler & Co,
"a ton d seixas..
| T,eSassier Il Binder,
IL M Westmore,
lambert & 20,
Thsodore Hel1man.
tlass Lewis Il Co,
E A Gemez,
w r Irbs
Russell b Vail,
A FL nePass
W U Raymotrl,
ii N Mctonneli.
Tardos & LarouEsini
NJ Shelby & Co.
| Jno A O'Brien.
w Fl Holmes u Go.
Emil Innerarity,
Rareshide Il Macs.
Jackson Il Fitzpatrick
John Brunaso,
Geo A Glover & GO,
J Moore Wilson d Co
- Lobrano,
Thos J Condor,
2 FL Harmon.
Michael S Quaid,
II Il Congreve,
Jas Mcpherson.
IG P Harrison.
d Fatjo, of ID Fatlo d I
S G Thorn,
a S White.
VIM Hart,
Peter Nouvet.
JOS L Whitmore,.
, Otto Fl Karstendiek s
Son,
lC II allen.
Mi hazel Lyons,
W u lCCfJ
| Geo Coats,
Bernard Haas.
B 81 Flaspollar.
Glover & Udendahl,
Cnas U La lands.
ID l. Karnion, Jr,
VIM Flash,
J b Burton.
IL A Girdner.
John Farmer.
IL has j Ora tan,
John Price,
Ju, es Tardos,
Jo,sn T Moore Il Go.
IL r Sarrazin,
I = = +
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13

Curran was once addressing a jury,
VIXEN the Judge, who was thought to be
antagonistic to his client, intimated his
dissent from the arguments advanced
by shake of his head. II sec, gentle
men," said Curran, 81 see the motion
of his lordship's head. Persons I'M
acquainted with his lordship would be
apt to think this implied difference of
opinion; but be assured, gentlemen,
this is not the case. When you know
his lordship as well as l do, it will be
unnecessary to tell you that when he
shakes his head there reallyi is nothing
in it,"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13

Beauregard- at Charleston. he called
for volunteers from the feet to man her
and use her against the Ironside. LEV
tenant Payne, Confederate Navy e
Virginian), and eight seamen voiuS.
teered to take her cut. She was made
ready one evening, and lying aloadside
| a steamer. The crew were Al at heir
posts inside the boat, Payne was stand
ing in the round hatchnay just about
to stoop down into his place and asten
the hatch down when the waves Of .
passing steamboat swept over and into
her, sinking her Instantly. Payne
caught by the guards Of the steamer
and sprang out, the other eight men
went down with the boat and persisted.
In few days she was raised and
again made ready. Payne again veluH.
teered, and eight sailors with him. This
time they are lying by the wharf of
Fort Sumter-Payns standing as bs!srS
in the hatch to give bis final orders,
when the boat careened, filed and
sunk. Payne and two men sprang out,
the other SIX went down in her and
persisted.
In few days she was again raised,
and Hundley and crew took her int
Stone river, where she Owed and SWAN
on the water and under it, showing al
her powers, until presently she diyed
and carried her hapless owner and crew
with her to the bottom. When thsy
were found a week after her nozzle xai
down deep into the mud of the bettom,
and the boat was inclined As degrees
to the surface. Her ballast had saiftsa
and her crew were unable to relisye her,
and they all persisted (ssphyxisted).
Again she was made ready for action:
and though they had seen the fsts of
these three crews, fourth, led by
Lieutenant Dixon, Of the Twenty-Arst
Alabama infantry, volunteered totxke
her out and attack the Hoasatonie, q
new corvette, which had just ArriYed
on the station, and was lying outsidsA
few miles off Charleston harbor.
Brave Dixon stesred his boss with
the certainty of fate. struck the Housa-
tonic fairly, and blew her whole stern
of. The ship sunkfn two minutes aad
half, and the torpedo boat disappeared
forever. Six years afterwards fmsa h
submarine armor went down TO wreek
the Housatonic, and they report eks
Torpedo lying on the bottom enc hila-
dred feet from where her great victim
lies. Undoubtedly the concussion pro-
duced by the explosion of the torpedo
destroyed instantly the lives Of Dixon
and his crew.
Let us hope that some citizens q
Charleston Or Mobile can procure tAe
names of all those gallant men for never
have Drawer men led forlorn hope.
That was gallant feat Of the FEEDER
al lieutenant who sunk the AlbsmAris,
but his name and the particulars Of ~
daring and successful enterprise are not
known to me. D. n. II.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13

A pretty actress leased her lover for
weeks to purchase her "loys sf .
bracelet" on which she has long set
her eyes and heart. Finally be sW.
renders, on condition thai If he buys Ii
for her she is never to wear it On the
stage.
mot wear it on the stage! WhyW
''My wife might see .it-don't soa
see ?"
''And then there'd be troubled in the
family, eh?" tr.,-
"Oh! no fear Of that but she'd snake
me buy her one like it." -.e. .-.-.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13

been purposely given and he was man
enough to feel profoundly ashamed Of
himself. Indeed, in time, he confessed
as much, and applauded the ingenuity
that had SO completely taken the ground
from under his feet.
Aunt Prue's visit proved so delight.
full TO all parties, that she made ar
rangements to remain with them for an
indefinite time and henceforth Bessy's
cares were lightened, and she became,
as in former days. the angel and bless.
ing of home. But she always main
tanned that she owed something Of it, at
least, to Aunt Prue's New Years
Dinner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13

Two men conyersing in front Of the
post-oftice Of the condition Of q third
party, a friend of both, bat whom enc
of them had not seen for several yssn.
"You say he lives near T. Springfield,
and is quite sick?u said one.a .sFes,
very sick, inReed, when / WAS .there i
week ago. / don't think he can hive
more-more than" Ethan whatp'
interrupted the other, in fevsr Of
anxiety. s'More than five miles Gon
Springfield was the reply. 't0hW
said the other man spasmodicauy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13

A Western editor in an unguarded
moment recently wrote: ''The good
husband keeps his wife in wholesome
ignorance of all unnecessary secrets"
Tho next day his wife laid the rolling
pin down on the table under bis nose
three or four four times, and in italicis-
ed syllables inquired what he had been
up to.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13

''Father, did you ever have smother
wife besides mother? No, my boy !;
what possessed you to ask such q cues
sion? Because Lsaw in the old family
Bible that you married Anna De@ini,
1886; and that isn't my mother, Tor .her
name was Sally Smith,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13

DIR. johnson was observed by must.
cal friend of his to be extremely inatten'
tive at concert whilst a celebrated
solo player was running up the divisions
and subdivisions of notes upon his
violin. His friend, to induce him to take
greater notice of what was going on,
told him the performance was very
difficult. Difficult, SIR" replied the
Doctor, Il wish it was impossible"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13

The Boston Herald says that one Of
the most respectable physiciana in that
city, once worth 800, 900, and Who has
devoted his time and money to dssds Of
charity, now occupies a cell In the
Charles street Jail, having been in
prisoned for debt of sl0O and appeals
TO the legislature to abolish inprisoa-
ment for debt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13

A promise should be given with caa-
ton and kept with care. A promise
should be made with the heart, and re-
membered by the head. A pronise p
the offspring Of the intention, and
should be nurtured by recollection. A
promise and its performance shosild,
like atrue balance, always pressata
mutual adjustment. A promise delay.
ed is justice deferred. A prcdAiss
neglectedis an untTuth told. A psef1iss
attended to is debt settled.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13

Somebody remarks that yoans hdios
look upon boy as nuisance untA he
is past the age Of sixteen, When he
generally doubles up in value sscA ysar
until, like colored meerschsum pipe,
he is priceless. c
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-13
OyERSEERS POOR.
NOTARIES PCBLIC.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Jas. B. Jackson.
sroSEwAL1-J H. Grabill Eli Cofelt, snoden
Whitaker.
JoHNsroN.-J. H. Rodefer, Martin strickler,
Levi Ii. Cullers.
MAD1soN.-Jaoob Lantz, James J. Cofman,
Samuel Rinker.
AsHsY-Saml. Hannah, Samuel Ilngree, jacob
R. Miller.
LEE.-John 4. Kagey, Geo. n. Tidler, John NJ.
Pence.