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Now FORK Greatly Agitutcd About the Forth.
coming Ducl-i1oth the rrinclpnl., will,
Friends. iIavo Left the City-Thc Meeting
believed to Have ieen Appointed nj
stan@teaa' tan.
| eoee'o. Nsoo'ea 70 ne 3ft8a.t
'Am ao3h' 'ai'. !'-No!sllnE llas been heard
tton neAhe.s h''a May 4aat May did mt aail
los hufopc's well a'sufca' a"u th: news Of a
nee.lng Is a%aheu VIII ts'e greatest eaEcrncss.
oto''ca OF al softs aro noai'nE about the elty,
causing great agitation m certain circles. 4
| report s"a' nchne!t had bcen Killed was bus!ls
circulated th1s ntteFnoou, succeeded by one
that May WIS the victinl. Nothing authcnt!c
LAS tccn fcpdrtcd.
Several gentlemen friends Of Ncssrs. Bennett
a'lu May arc out OF town, and believed to h.
WIN the parties. Gen Taylor is not to act ~
benncsea second. uowland Robbins IL assigned
tue post'oh.
Dr. Mar, The father OF Frederick W, is crush
ea ny gf1cf. liz DOES not know, he says, where
Ills son Is, and the anxlcty Of waiting for news
that may be freightcd with great sorrox fur
h'tt and Ills fasnily Is Visible In Ills face anl mau-
ner. Lie does not bcltere his SON has gone to
Europe.
AN ITEM FOR THE scrERsrlTIous
Ia furnished in the gossip Of the clubs II Is
said thas on laat "Wednesday afternoon d picture
OF Bcnnett'a celebrated yacht Daunt1css, wllIcl.
was suspended In tue otlicc Of d broker In Broatt
street, fell from the waIl md wns ,,rs,roxs', - |
r. 49, a,,on. In sa"o "I 4na "us ueslro,sa
=. ~ "as aooas iae sa'hc tisls thaI May assaulted
Bennett In front Of the Union CLUB.
Tu ht Ftn<rn Aa.oesattd Frrsa
SKw Yong, Jan, 7.-The lToyld Of Sunday
says; IA lostllc meeting ,rtwccu p,.nnc,, n"1
Nav Vim nr,,t,an,, ,s,.., .,i.'. ~. ',' aa4
ta5 "nt pTooao's take pla'e to-day. Frederick
nay and his eousll, ifo'I baltimore, who left
New York Fr4aay night, purchased tickets for
tlla .tdc Of that ,ttr In, ~, ~" s,,,oa .t.
o. s1' e't9' ""1 =" '1e otlier sue q!
tac 9orae1. hau been already selected, md that
Mr' Bennett WAS already Ia waiting there, lay-
ing taken train by the Northern Kutiroad frum
Boston, THIS pomt. In all nrohah,ltv ia
-, ~,,,. ..,s. rs' -. 49, - eo1o''''
:" a"H "@''"o"a"op W ssAasEk@n,
on the southern Border ol Canada, aud Just
Montreal makn Il certain That th,, p,r+f.x iii
NJ 81, thas. T,. 1880. .,a. as NV i4'tss u"'
.s,.'', s ~ IVY. ~ shat 80 Mf' nenHct' had
eecufea 1ne SERVICES u "esl' Alchard Iayl"r Us
lor is eouaneA to Ill. roou, In Washington byu
severe inItsnosttion. ltIspoas,t,c that NJ ian
I.ct 1 aat l ,ha. sss,se 'ua' ar' 'on
..a. w. ~. W t.sA, ea'aeNf' Us NJ could
nett aud May have certainly lcis ths city. n;.
said that an intimate friend Ut The two gentle !
men could not be- found last nt,i,t nm, th.r..t.
,r.., ~ ~ -,,r,,. @'an ~.' '".
Tnth ~. srnarss vi, 49, ,,ts, vii. x.onI;
MAaountenly " tl'n weapon chosen. II u slll
t9at H. dhts 1aHef losnt VIZ % agreed UPON GetnIe
4nn,'ny y ~ IT, Me,t t ,',r Seansr n ed.GH Jass
could Ss found lat trht al Stn theif re,t.an,ss %
Iii Iii uos w. eusrsna ..lt strenuous a'a s.9st
1o,E otner fu4s nia, w. d"st f ~ teal"'a a. au y.
nso.net' ~ T., nI!of1, @ @ cs. 's ,y 70 o.
, 1877-01-08

RELATIONS WITH AMERICA.
LONDON, Jau. 8.-The Standnrti's tltspatch
from Madrid statcs that the c1tradition treaty
between Spain and the United States includes
crimes committed In Cuba aud other colonies.
The relations between Washington mud Madrid
are very cordial IN respect tu claims connected
With Cuba,
, 1877-01-08
IT CAN BE CURED,

tan t'c cured. There u nn doubt about r. rhs i'm,
Iatari j. uut s!!Et tsliccr 0t wha. ,nay follow
1a.sr .at ~ iEc 10 t!,t nasal
toi s1t!ur1 and haalct: tr rnfifS r1sbran"..a .in
iMSs q, tnf heaa ~ cicanscd EnI Eurc Consitit.
!MaA ~ nr3"iI IL int u ruxetfrt purifying u
artrpsli,x tn ~ coua, through flc tystcri t,o ia
Polsoll ttls destFuSilft AEeHt Iii al ,arsst
, 1877-01-08
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CITDE

H. 'osa @ ed sons.!sn'ianei remedy a apaie.: Il,
!h4rptsa lhlul!hr FIbr. which ulruijr-m!. rMc tJt.
" ire %i sha'gc; Inu internally. or rvM4t .s Hi,
~ ~ 'on,as T. f!rct tt,r f III rol.sH
~ sEmaarht rutc hr .na.lr Thus lie u, Id, ~"
tio " ihls rf,edy Il tuberur MI oIler. OF
, 1877-01-08
ITALY.


RoAE, Jan. 7.-Complcnentary = elections were
held today Mt VIttoria aud Conglfano, and re-
suited iu the return to Parliament Of sgnort Il.
bough! and Vtconif Eenosta, members Of tue
late Cabinet.
, 1877-01-08

new ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE billiard match Of
1,eoo points for S4Q aud gxtu money wa won
~ sexton. elossou scored 91G. Ayera1v-
Sexton, 81; Slossou, 10 737; largest runs-gex.
l0s; innings, Is.
, 1877-01-08
4 WesT-P0lHT CADE:TsHIP,

I'ASsfsO, Mcl., Jun. I'll ht examination for
the vacant cadctship as West Point from this
Congressional Dissrict resulted in the position
l,elng awarded 10 Jasper .. Wooster, Of this
city. There were seventeen contestants
, 1877-01-08


Special NspeseA to 7as T>tesna
CAHaoSpALr. ILL.,, Jao. IA man named
Thomas Hopkins, and bailIng from Davenport.
H.. was run over l'y frelghttsain No. 20 on ,he
Illinois Central Roast at Mokunda last nic},t.
lt't'' hfh lcgswcre severed lust l,clow the knee
NC was brought here early ts morning. an /.
a'ter hss legs hc!ug afapu.atcl 10y Dr. Il ,lar.,.
le was taken to the County Tluspi.as, tw, mt!c.
ifo1n hrre, where, at rrestt writing lie Is i ,.
ing well, considering lfs lo,. of h)ov.t ii
~. i. ''~' :" ''AA'"'
PSTAtExPLosioS,
-, Ehfti1f hfbasch to T,s Tribune
"HkE:hAKHE, fa, Jan. ia irlshttu1 boil.
cr'eIpaoson u:eurrcd yesterday afternoon at
the lumber mill of Lewis l. Co., by which one
man va. k'1ac'f anl fur hurled beneath IL.
r'1las, nlthouZh mt fatally Injured The mil
vas completely DESTROYED, and tho brdv Of Tic
engineer was fotnh about 10 feet distant, upon
tac side Of the muluta{,1, r
,,- TIE C0Ai. MINE.
HARntsDCE0, Pa, jail. 7.--Latcst t1igpatchoa
from !.ykcns say the frc.!leu urc slowly but
surely getting euntr"i Of the fire ID tho coal
THE nRooxLrS THEATRE.
CT. Louit. Jan. "a benefit fur The BROOKLYN
nrc 1Ina mas given at De33ar's Opera HOUSE
. last night.
, 1877-01-08

OBITUARY.
LEIPsEc, Jan. f.-t1eFmann = Brockhaus, the
distinguished Oricntaltst, Is dcad.
, 1877-01-08


NEW YoRK, Jan. 7-TlIc storage warehouse
OF George Archer, at the foot Of Van DYKE
street. brooklyn, burned today. LOSS, 60, ,(l0
Insurance unknown.
, 1877-01-08

WASHINGTON, d. t., Jan. 81 d. m,-Ip The
Upper Lake region, Upper Mississippi, and
Lower Missouri Valleys, rising und high baroul-
eter, lower Temperature, diminishing wrst to
north winds, decidedly cold and generally clear
weather, possibly succeeded In the upprr portion
Of the last district bY fallIuy barometer uuu
wInda shifting to warmer south Or cast,
Local uNsEHfATtnNs.
, 1877-01-08

HolaHh*A Aromatic Hitter Wine OF Iron II a
and linpaIrrd digestion. nepot. II CLARK street
, 1877-01-08
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
Is Prepared By Distillation.

Efrry paat md lcrh thst yiets IT. medical e.4rncs
tgi l. iia,rd y r. ilnpsutri stt An4 there nIlnKeI
:,r. ..sr s.t1 T., @ % rsrsi';r t.rInx sn hsaa g:
t.rr5 rHtn''ssatin, pare hi .uF:css Tbus The ~.
th h!rts !! consiHucht* " thuuaa.s4 Ut puunIt uf
th; Wy sanerd. i.a cnrs rated ii Tic nsi.
~ r4tktiY" rDertirs Increased ieefuu il II ~
lass!y t't g;e1est Iaed4ea! triumph, VI liz Az.
, 1877-01-08


HAauiNuTos, jan. Tho report Il ia ci1cu-
lstioa late Tonight that the sum Of nearly
sl!Qo. belonging to tbs Illinois National Bank
Of Chicago. recently stolen from the Treasury
department, has been restored. the person who
committed tue larceny having returned II 10 the
Treasurer through thIrd party, 1t Il further
stated that the guilty person, fearful Of detec-
ton, scsortc1 to this lnexua Of rcstorlnz tho
stolen fund.-, IN the hope ot beluR saved from
public exposure, and that no person connected
WITH tho detectlre service had anything to do
with Its reeoYefy.
, 1877-01-08

Eseh tackAs coussina pr s1atoris improved tnhAl.
nv Tur. with tliI directions tor use In sIl gasea
ti'es. $lN Fur rails by vi Wholesale aud retail drug.
R!sts throughout tue tn!teh SlRtcs. WEcKs l. PO1.
TER, Grncra1 Agtuts and WoleAaic t,sugaI.s Do,tvn
, 1877-01-08

Nms, 8nr: 5Hr ~. Wnd. IN. W*ItAt1.
,3:;s 9:sss H. IT., Y " q, m :; ~ y M. ftr.h....... Fsr
p S:S5p. Y. y lS.M. irssii. ..... RI. saSw.
!oisp. u: %: % II lS.w.: ircsh. -. ts.t.
Maximum thtrmou,eter. Isl minimum I.
, 1877-01-08
E'olt H.tL.1..

FOR s. ALE.
fArll uf 3Iu 7uet tln,brI balance unieY cu1.
tiAtIuu ptn.y VI guul xA1vr for .sosk aid luptt:
nue ofchafi arHs huu4c Ut! 1arM u Mod .h9Rs FoF
!ittty TUCKER. AltusLe,~ Columbus Junc1Ix4.
, 1877-01-08
ELECTRICITY
BALSAM AND PINE,
TWO IN ONE.

Thus ruhnrl w have two gratti iuedEcx. 1:ents Ia
one ZACH " *h!sl istforn,s f.. fuEston sl lncdty
p!lstcs tscr tfure tn 1hc hlstury VI 1I
tlAr. lEJ unt. ls!ee, . erntA.
, 1877-01-08

An Elerts0 t;ulsnntr 1sattery combined with
the Celebrated .Nralrntr.i Fnrou. sst treuuthen.
In1 1tnstcr. forming thu brst Plaster tor paiua
anA hchcs lu the World 0f lfcdictus.
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TiMe to SOW Grass seed.

No man can tell what practice viii be
best, fully, unless he can know what the
season will be, as to wetness and dry
ness. Perhaps there are more farmers
who have succeeded With August SOW
ing, than with all other seasons COM
oined. We are quite sure to have Sep
tember rains, with days and nights fully
warm enough to bring toward tie young
grass, giving it root enough for winter.
Then when spring comes it shoots
forward With yigor, and yields quite a
crop the first year. Timothy seed in
the spring IS very liable to perish from
the heat and drouth Of summer, If
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get good crop Of the latter, which can
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ing season. No man need expect
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On the sanae land, together, The time
thy viii wait for the rye to get out Of
the way, As all the weeker things IN
nature gel out Of The way Of The stronger.
Mlen aoWn n ne spring With cats,
it may pg1ccee6 Ut the chances are not
r. IL hv0x. l3y DOS not pro-
lpe a q nv extent anfl
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James yick, the great Rochester Florist Geo. Such
Flocjculturist Josiah, noted Botanist, S B. Peck,
VI. D writer on Hygiene Henry Eales, the rracti-
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VERBENA GusT.-Mueh inconve-
nience has been suffered by limited
flower growers from a prevalence Of
what is called 'sVerbena Rust I;
has been found, IN many instances, that
powdered charcoal and sulphur, lightly
busted on the leaves and on the earth
around tie plants, is both q preventive
and remedy, for this rust.
The microscope has revealed the
fact that very minute insect is the
cause. The sulphur kills these, and the
charcoal helps the plants to more yigo-
rous growth and to revive from injuries.
You look, said an rishman to pale
haggard smoker. IS f you had got out
e you grave to light your cigar, and
I|1 ~ Nv ba<k again.
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open ono Tc00y 10 iecesee 1tSNoIS
and guests. The establishment has been renewed
and reftted from cellar to roof, and IS in complete
order. II is emphatcally new house, and II is
determined make if stand OF the very best
kept Hotels in the State. The proprietor has had
very enlarged experience for fifteen years Hotel
and Springs proprietor, having kept the Old Coiuru
bian Hotel and the famed Spottswood Hotel, st
Richmond, and the Jordan Alum Springs in Rock
bridge. He is quite sure he may claim, here in the
Valley OF Virginia, to be acie TO keep Hotel He
therefore invites thu people Of Rockingham aud
adjoining counties and the travelling public to cau
atthe SeoITsHooD and see Thetter ne understands
the business Of his life.
/. Is scarcely necessary to say that the table, the
pariors ana the chambers VII always be found
agreeable.
The proprietor, il conclusion, is cute sure the
people of the Valley vii cordially sustain this eao-.
to establish 6rsclass Hotel, such as tae SPOTS
wood shall be, in Hsrrisonburg,
NJ Omnibus wiIalways be ready 70 convey pas
seugers to and from Che SpottsWood
FEB. -. 1875. s. ", BOWMAN, gP-opr.
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Railroads.
HESAPEAKE & OHIO r. r.
Passenger Department.

Passenger Department.
Connections of Passenger trains from Richmond.
900 A. NJ. Mail, daily except Sunday-Daily west
Hinton. Arrives at Gordonsville Il, As
p. NJ, arriving at Washington 500 P.
M. for all points North. Arrives at
Charlottesville ], 35 P. NJ, connecting
with Va. Midland Train at / IS p NJ
arriving at Lynchburg 500 P. NJ for
all Points South arrives at Hunt.
ington 1000 A. NJ.
5.45 P. NJ. Accommodation, daily except Sunday,
arrives at Gordonsyiile Z. 30 P, NJ CON
meeting with Va. Midland Tram at 40
P NJ, arriving at Washington II 50 for
all points north.
ih,i5P. NJ. Express, daily. Arrives at Gordons allie
2,40 A. NJ, connecting with Virginia
Midland Train at 2, 50 A. NJ, arriving
Ut Washington 7,5a A. NJ. for the
North arrives at Charlottesville 3.3j
connecting with Va. Midland Train at
T,5S A. NJ, arriving at Lynchburg Ii OF
A. b., for the South. Arrives at Hunt
iugton ., As T. NJ, connecting closely
with G. & 0. Packet SteamoIs for DIN
cinnati, Louisville, st. Louis, Chicago,
and all points in the west northwest
and southwest.
FROM HUNTINGTON.
400 P NJ Mail, Daily to Hintou-Daily except
Sunday, East of hinton. Arrives at
Charlottesville II 40 A. NJ, connecting
with Va. Midland train at LIS p, NJ,
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all points South via Va. Il Tennessee
r. R.. arrives at Gordonsville 1885 P.
connecting with Va. Midland train at
1,10 P. NJ, arriving at Washington 600
P. NJ. for all points North. Arrives at
Richmond 4,30 P. NJ
io,39A NJ Express, Daily-Arrives at Charlottes-
$50 A. NJ, connecting with Virgins
Midland Train at IS A. NJ, arr wing
u Lyuchburg i1,oT A. NJ, for al
points south. Arrives at Gordonsyilie
2,35 A. NJ, connecting with Virgi mia
Midland train at 80 A. NJ, arriving
at Washington 7,3o A. NJ, for all points
North. Arrives st Richmond $50 A.
r., connecting WiEo Richsnnd 4
DanYSlle $50 A. NJ. aad Richmond &
Petersburg 1875 A. NJ. Trains for all
points South.
CONWAY 2. EONARD,
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GILMORE 8 CO.
Tildel ( Ran Tucker

have Just received supply Of the new and pop
uiar Fail styles Of TIl-pEN AND RAN. TUCKER
HATS, very nice, also lot Of Mems and Boy
common hats Tor sals by
S, A. BANNER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-22
FROM HUNTINGTON.

-caeDULE Il. Ferry & VALLEY BRANCH
, Il. &c u. r Il
Tgi;if.g Effect 6fuy. DIR, 1873.