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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01

QugExsrows April is-Tne Annie Iarris UnderhiiI Or.
rive here frnm Bio rande, reports that April In TT
n, 80 w. the Gamaiiei. OF Baltimore ran
her bows and carried away her ihboom io.
rhe Gamacl Baltimore for Rio Jansirc sailed
Fortress Monroe March 10
19hrho British bark Cardenas while procsednR
in tow 6r Greenock collided with the Norwegan bark
all attached The Cardenas lost foretopgaant aud royal
M 8. and did not proceed
SOuriExD April l9-Ihe Norwegian bark Anna from
Greenock for Miramch in ballast went ashore in fog
morning point OF sanda 10 lying rocks
nj higa water wind increases Is likely become
total wreck: wind at present SSE fresh
SHANGHAI March 7-The Aymar. SIT tons, from Con-
cepton h ppnes thsrd wood timberl has arrived from
Foochow ths HaetinK o.. having into that
mort aher striking unknown The vessel IL now
eaknE badly and will dock after dsclarrng Tor examine
tion. Compass bearings OF rock shoal: Sea Day
4; outer buoy, SV by u s; Crab Island X IL water
SW springs, feet with III fsthoms outside
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Asrwrnp April 3o--saed. steamer Java (Br), Gicir,
New York Cand passed Flushing at 3 PM).
BHrsroL, April 3o-sailcd. bark Lavnia. Eaton, Cow
Bay. CD
BELFAST April 29-Arrivcd barks Fanny Atkinson (Br,
Mann Pensacola: Molilarno uBr,. Neil. Baltimore.
Bnrarx.Aprii 3o--Arrved. bark Daphne tNor). Olsen.
Galveston.
sailed 10Th. bark Samson (Nor,. Naess. America.
BAncrLoSA Apri, 27-Arved, brig Mercedes Csp). Lcal
Charleston.
poxnAY April 3o-Arrivcd ship New Era. sawyer. New
York.
coux April 2o-saIicd. bark Light Brigade CB,. Nc.
Donald, Uurtcd States !.
corrSuasrs. April a7-Arrvcd. bark Bygden tNor),
Mess l. New York
p,xrnc. April 27-Arved. bark Charlotte cG.r,. WAL
lis, Charleston.
rorKrsroxK April 2e-on. barx Fortuna Ger, schlo-
mann, Charleston for Riga.
GRIxsBy. April 3o-Arrivcd, bark Mats August Rus).
Samuiu. Pcnsseoia.
Sailed aosh bark ulrika (Rus). Lackc. Pensacola.
GLAseow, April 3o-Arrivcd. steamer Assyna tBr,.
Knox Now York ship Colchester (Br,. Kettle. Phadcl.
pha
Mcleod parien; Monte utaD. Oiivar Bstmore; vir.
rina dtaD Bertoiotto. New York Cast two not pro.
viousiy).
sailed 9Th, steamer othcllo tBr Mitchell New York
direct.
uavrr April 3o-A,rived. bark Miriam Parker. Mobile
Sailed a7th. ship Zephyr swcctser, Bath.
HAxnuRc. April 30-Arrivod bark Meteor (Ncr). limo.
Wilmington NO
IPSWICH April yoArrvcd, bark Arvio tRus), Paimroos.
Bull River
Sailed goth, bark Charleston tNor, svendscn. United
states
Roxrssnync. April 27-Arrved. bark Empress tGcr) /.
vehiow New York before reported without dstc).
Lvrnroot April 29-Arived. ships Cavalier tBr,. Car.
ncy New York Marathon tBr) jones' Ponsacoia, bsrks
Maria Catherine ODutch slussman, Baltimore; Atisntc
Ger. Lodkc. Darcn; 3Dth. barks Mandarin Dr. Forth,
Pensacola: Tetcns CoS, Msrcussen. Fernandina oskar
George (Rus). Lursntlsd Pensacola; brig Eliza tBr,
DAFT. Galveston; schr Powell Williams. Wilmington.
NC.
Sailed path, barks rrospero Dorc UtsD. scarparon,
United states; Born (Nort. Bjornstad. Tvbec.
Lospox, April 3o-Arrived. bark Europa Gcr). Kimme
New York.
Cleared 30th, snip Plymouth Rock, Birmingham. New
York brig Gem (Br,, Richardson, United States
.IospoSprngy, April 2o--Arrived. bark Carin (sw)
westeriund. Daricn
LspoS 10 April 3o-Arrived, bark Tercsina utsD, Ro-
nero. New York.
oroRro, April 26-Arrived, brig fortn tBr). Bouan.
ger. New York
ourrssrowx, April 3o-Arrived, steamers City Of New
York (Br) Tibbitts and Egypt (B, 0rognn. New York
for Liverpool land both proceeded.
RousS. April 3oArrved, bark Blomidon Br), Potter,
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. tnot IfulD, April 29-Arrived steamer
undoo tB), stevens. New YORK for Hull.
sHAsGaar April at In port ship John Harvey Brown,
TO sail same day for New York.
SLIGO, April 2e-Arrived. bark George tBp, West.
Dossons
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SPOKEN.

Ship Sam aria. Patten from Dublin for Baltimore April
o, lat ~ ~. lon 81 Al =
Ship II ID Troop ,Br,, Mack from Huanos Tor Falmouth
March Ia. lat ~ =. Ion 40 w. =
ship iorsa DR. Wadiey. from Manila Tor Now York Fob
II, lat ~ i. lon ~ 20 f.
ship Dusberg Qer) Evers, from Rotterdam Tor BATH
more April 3, lat so. ion ; w.
Ship Agra oier) Hocemau. from Antwerp Tor Baltimore.
April 49, lat As 3j Ion 10 %
bark Eureka Chapel. from New, York for Yokohama.
March -, lat $50 n. Ion "a w.
Bark Richard tBr). Mclaughlin from Dublin for st
John. NIB, April =. lat ~. Ion >.
Bark Joa6i Garrcls, IRON Bremen Tor Honolulu. April
g. lat A. n. Ion q w.
Brig Trust Br), Marstsrs, from Charleston for Havre.
APRIL 10 lat AZ. Ion -.
~ stc IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
COUNTERFEIIERs ARRESTED.

THE FIFTY DOLLAR COUNTERPART FOUND IN
NEW FORK.
WASHINGTON, April 80, 1878
A telegram received to-day, at the Secret Ser
vice Division OF the Treasury from San Francisco
nouncng tho OF two countcrictcrs OF coin
captured with them a number OF dice, coin and
quantity OF material for the manufacture OF coin
An agent o; tho Office telcgraphs from Dayton, Ohio
that he arrested at Ansons In that State Dr. G. W.
Brcokwatcr and Mt Richmond, Ohio, william Stokes
both counterfciters and Was route to Cincinnati
with his prisoners
DOLLAR COUNTERPART.
Tho $50 counterfeit reported as having been found
In New York Is simply note Of the Central National
Bank OF New York altered with pen to tho Union
National Bank II doubtless originally n counter.
noto probably tho only existence Its
present shape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ORDERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

ORDERS AND ASSIGNMENTS
WASHINGTON, April 80. 1878.
Lieutenant Charles H. Judd Is ordorod to the tram
Ing ship New Hampshire at Port Royal, s. G. Gunner
Cornelius Cronin ordered to tho receiving ship Col
orado, at New York. Captain John G. Walker Is de-
tacned from duty Secretary OF the Lighthouse
Board and ordered to duty member OF the Board.
Com mander George Dewey Is detached from duty
member OF the Lighthouse Board and ordered TO duty
q secretary OF the Board Assistant Surgeon +. ii.
Green detached from the Naval Hospital, New York,
aud placed waiting orders. Gunner George l..
Allen Is detached from tho receiving ship Colorado
aud placed waiting orders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
WHOLESALE MURDER.
MYSTERIOUS SLAUGHTER OF FAMILY.

MYSTERIOUS SLAUGHTER OF A FAMILY.
KANSAS CITY, NO.. April 80, 1878.
A foul murder was committed this morning al two
O'Clock at No 1,4o9 Grand avenue Tho neighborhood
was aroused BY the sound Of pistol shot and flames
issuing irop the house. Alter the nre had been
ting uishcd II found that Theodore Hattenbach
and wife had been murdered, aud their little girl,
eight years old inscnsblc aud lying al tho point
OF death IRON the effect oil blows. Mrs. Ha,tenbgcn
was found the bed with her head crushed IN and
her limbs burned to crisp. Mr. Hattonp ach
found In the Kitchen with n buosholc In his head,
aud tho back Of his head crushed In With axe,
which discovered near the body. Tho little giri
Hatcnbach the murderer, but subrsq uout develop
ments haze dcsttoyou that suspicion, ana She real
murderer 10 slill unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01

Steamer Wisconsin (Br. Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens
town-Wiiams 4 Guion.
steamer Vile de Paris (F), sauteii navre-Louis do
Bebisn.
steamer Acapulco Ciapp, Aspnwail-Pacnc Mail Steam
steamer City Of Merida. Reynolds Havana and Mexican
mort. IF Alexandra sons
Steamer Myanokc Couch. Norfolk. City Point and Rich
mond Old Dominion Steamship &c.
steamer Beverly, Wallace. Philadephis-James Hand.
steamer Cen Whitney, Iiaett. Boston III n Dimock
shin Resolutc Nickeis Yokohama -snl,cr A Livcr.
shin Dunrobin (Br). Harris. Lopdor-snow Burgess.
Snip Ciampa Emilia (Ita), Coeuruiio, Naptcs-Lauro.
Storey Scarpat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
JACK CANToR's REVELATIONS.

UNFoUNDED AND INDEFINITE CHARGES AGAINST
CERTAIN Ex-srArE OFFICIALS BY cnrxr-
NAL TO CREATE PUBLIC sYMPATHY-A con-
vIcI's RUsE TO EFFECT his RELEASE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY, April 30, 1873.
Tho statement or Jack Cantor ,ho burglar made
yesterday in Philadclphi. as TO the scbepe for
bing the New York state Treasury Of 500 900 by
manipulating vouchers In the ComptroIler's Office 10
1870 seems on investigation TO rest entirely upon
number OF letters written by Cantor TO the Prison
Commission, OF which Mr. Sinclair Touscy was the
head ana OF which Superintendent OF Prisons Pulls
bury was member. These letters which number
over twenty, ana all OF which are very lengthy,
embody great number Of charges against
many officials. partial examination OF these
letters by your correspondent lato tonight fais
10 show anything like trustworthy basis for
Csntor's allegations. Colonel d. Q. Robinson,
Tho Private Secretary OF Tho Governor, says
Inat while Cantor's statements have reference
10 any transactions in tho terms OF tho present or
late ComplroIcr OF the state ne has recently heard
enough OF the matter TO be certain OF the unrclia-
Dity OF the writer Hc referred your correspondent
10 ntondcnt Pilsbury for further particulars
cASroR's STATEMENTS PROVED FALSE
Mr.. PlIisbury said that he had first heard OF the
through tho letters addressed by him to Mr.
Toueey, who went to Philadelphia and saw
Cantor. who Safd tnnt 100 Ialso vouCh-
ers referred to In one OF his letters
could be distinguished by certain marks, which lie
described. An examination Of vouchers, which are
an bearing the marks described. Since that time Mr.
Pisbury Cantor has wrttcn him several letters
seek ing TO crimnate various public men Cantor. he
pays Is a man OF more than ordinary Intelligence and
hts experience convict clerk ut Sing Sing Prison
gave him opportunity TO concoct various fraudu-
lent devices 10 secure hts release from jail
Ak CoNvfcr DODGE.
The opinion OF Colonel Robinson and MT. PIsbury
A. INN Taff mi nua nj n uf-
binary lodges OF convicts TO excite public sympathy
physical appearance Of the letters written By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI, April 30. 1873.
Last night. tho White Staples. having in
tow the 3-masted schr William Huston, Westgate
coming down Taunton River bound from Dghton
baltimore, seriously injured. As they roared the
bridge at SHADES Ferry train passing aud Ms II was
impossible the the captain OF tho
promptly wheeled about and turned the
the schooner thrown against
shore ledge and had her rndder TO pieces and
dercd useless and otherwise Injured She will DO de-
tanned for several days for repairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
WHALENIEN.

Arrived at barbados april 3. schr Anrclia Flanders
with bbls oil 6 bark Peru. nrs, NIB. - bills OIL
Arrived at Fayal April 7. bark Ohio I'd smith; NIB,
o tmc. bark Midas, Lsphsm. do. clean. Sailed
March 20 barks Reindeer Bskcr do 10 cruise 2sh Com.
Arrived at st Helena March - rchr Pedro Varea, Bron
ton NIB cruise. with 47o bbls oil (and aimed
IN port 30th). ~
At March 80 barks Stafford King. shipping oil to brig
Nostnn Des emona. Vincent: Mermaid Allen: Sea RAN
ger Flanders: Catalpa. Chaso Tropc Bid Titon; and
George Mary. Chase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
ARMY INTELLlGENCE.

CHIEF QuARTERMAsrER's DEPARTMENT OF
TEXAS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April 80, 1873
Msjor 3. c. Card, recently appointed Chic Quarter
master OF the Department Of Texas headquarters in
tn,s CITY, tho duties OF his Office yesterday.
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander j. Perry, his prcdeces.
sor left this morning Tor Now York, his iuturo
station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01

steamers Wisconsin tBr, for Liyerpoo; Aeagrlco A.
pinwal, &C; Ailsa (lr), Port Prince, &c Wynnoke,
Richmond. &c: banks Agantyr (Nor). Aarhuus; Sophr
Mor). Queenstown Falmouth; Eliza tNor). Bayonne
Golden Fleece. Dcmerara; briggs Bertha uort Opcrto;
Lizzie zi.osen. - Jnro: Emily Belize; Zeal dr. Rich
nond: scllr Tampco. Baracoa.
Aiso sniled. steamer City Of Mcrida. for Ifavana
Anchored In lower bay. bound out, bark Hoibrook
for Mntnnzaa
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him is very peculiar. They are indicted in
minute characters as distinct as copper plate
engraving ana yet SO crovdcd together that
very great number OF words arc contained
in one page. They extend over period Of
two wears. Ex-Depaty Secretary OF State Apgar
saws he remembers the convict Cantor in general
way as n man who always writing complaints
against officials. some or which bad come under ms
notice during his term OF ONCE in the Department OF
State or in the State Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
PROBABLE FATAL FALL.

John Brady, eyed six years, fell from ladder Of
tho residence Of his parents Classon avenue, ncnr
Dean street, Brooklyn, distance OF twenty.nve
feet last evening. and sustained injuries which will
probably prove fatal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CHANGE AT CAPE JornfNAIx, BRUNSWICK.
Notice hereby given that thu 18th Of June next the
light Cape Jourimain. county o. Westmoreland
Province OF New Brunswick will be changed from fixed
white flashing white light, showing fash ten
seconds.
lights should DO from all points seaward dis
tance IA miles, Position-Lat As 90 Ion 60 ~ 80 w.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Deputy Minister of Marine ana Fisheries.
DEPARTMENT or MARINE FISHERIES. OTTAWA April 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
WEATHER REPORT.

HoLYHEAD April 3o-wnd 8, gentle; barometer ~. oes
PLYMOUTH. April 3o-wind Sc, moderate. with ruin
barometer 1858
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TRAIEE April 20 ARRIVED bark Bergliot or) Mosberg
Baltimore.
sailed 2fth, bark Como Vol QtaD. Ferrari. United
States.
WATERFORD, Aprl 2e-Arrived. ship Forenngen csw,.
Fahimann Baltimore
sailed Goth. bark Nipote Accans utaD Croviai Balti-
more
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01

HARRISBURG, April 80, 1873.
-he FREQ Pipe Line bill passed tho House nnay TO-
dav and now goes 70 the Senate for concurrence
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CLEARED.

Shin Wright (Br). Crowcll. from Liverpool April O. In
ballast. to Boyd a lIinckcn.
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NEWS
- - - is'1 '1'aaa.s-----
&as. Destination
0nce.

DATES OF DEPARTURE NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
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Schr Helen, Scares. New York for Apponanr.
gchr Mary Collins, Collins. New York Tor Boston.
s,hr Charger Willard, New York for Boston.
Echr N Townsend. smith. New York for Boston.
Schr T smith. snow. New York tor New Bedford.
Schr Vim " Eowcn. Jackson, New York tor Providence.
Schr T. trahani, Jarvis. New York tor Hartford.
scbr Hattie Lou, Wright. New YORK for Hartford
Schr Hampton. smith. Tobokcn for pprtsmouth, NIL
srhr Carver. Wall, hoboken for Boston
Srbr Charley Buck, Parsons. fiobox-n for Boston.
schr New Baker. iIoboken for Fail River.
schr Columbia, Donovan, Kingston for New Haven.
Scbr Alfred Keen. Heating Rondout for Boston.
schr Ann Amelia Allen. Elixabcthpo port for Providence
schr Roger Drury. Baker, Port johnson FOR Boston.
Schr sarah blaze Blake, Port Johnston aunton.
srhr VIM Whitehead 1itus Port johnson Provtdcnce
Schr belle r Hull, Brush, Amboy for Providence.
Schr Henry May. iIatct. Amboy for Providence.
Schr ohm Crocxford Hart. Amboy for Providence.
Scbr Texas. Davis. Amboy for New London.
scbr Charlie Miller, Thomas Virginia for Fair Haven
The detained eastward bound feet including the vessels
which passed through to-day, remain In hsrbur above.
Wind y.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.
C,0R sALr-A PAST ~ FOOT BOAT. FOR PARTfC.
IL uiars address CHAMPION. Herald Office.
CTEAM YACHT CAPTAIN AND PILOTS POSITION
Dwanted; excellent meudatons. Address PILOT.
box f7y Herald offcc.
yNANTED-vhSsBL SUITABLE FOR FRUIT TRADE.
w about 10 in exchange for fhilaiep building
Lots clear. W. COxHo south Delaware Pha delpnis
MISC ELLANEOUS.
mo swkETEN TIE BREATH AND PRESERVE TffIs
teeth. use browns Csmphosased ssponseeous Denu-
riee. 25c.
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ARGUMENT BEFORE THE UNITED STATES sU-
PREME COURT IN CASE OF DEALERS IN
DIcrEp FOR SENDING CIRCULARS THROUGH
TIE NAIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
PENNSYLVANIA PIPE LINE.

This action on the part OF tho Governor allows
bill TO become q law Without bis approval.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

upon the faith NV the corporashcn wich
ishoOs it. For instance. the cOrpOrasne
Of ConicdrlI Y Roads shoos It's scrip TO
jist SIGH an amount " it chooses, and
dlstribts 1t pro r0ta among It's ciuzens.
That scrip shcl BE- H. lie tender Tor every
thing. and any one reloOsn TO take II
shel be lmmcjitly taken cut aud nung.
Some sich leslsasnen ez that wood be
necessary to INSPIRE confidence. The
cfieck wood be miraculous. Then we
wood all hey money. and Good pay the
blOatid bOndh9ldcrs without trouble.
We shpOd hey money yith which 10
stimulate enterprise and give the spirit
nv progress wlch belongs to lae Amer
kin character iull scope to run aud be
glorilicd. Then we Good blld railroads
and factories aud distilerics, aud 80 On
IN way that wood astoulYh the eilctc
governments NV the Old World. Then
wood there come period NV prosperity
on to us that wood make up Tor the de-
preshn nv the last four yeers, aud things
wood be smooth aSln.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06
Views Items.

At Forsythe, Ca, the hotel, bani
and six stores were destroyed by fire
Loss $4,000, mostly insured. A
colored woman was killed by falling
wall and several persons seriously III
iured. Iii supposed others are in the
ruins.
The Louisiana Senate will adjourn
Thursday, and unless Gov. Nichols
shall pardon returning-board Anderson
in time Tor the Senate to ratliy it the
sentence may go into effect.
Wlnton Anderson, who attempted to
outrage little girl near Clarkesville,
Tenn, was taken from jail by mob
Friday night and hanged to a tree.
It'll understood that Judge Black has
found an old law that makes 1t illegal
for the President to appoint to Office or
retain in office any one who has been
convicted OF felony, and that the Presi-
dents retention Of Henderson as deputy
collector of New Orleans makes him
amenable to that law.
A newly-invented car for testing the
strength cfbridges is to be used IN Con-
nectlcut. 1t contains an immense tank
filed with water. In case the bridge
gives signs Of weakness the move
ment of lever opens the sides OF the
tank. and the water instantly pours ont,
relieving the bridge Of so tons weight
A terrible tornado, 400 yards wide
swept through Casey county, Ky" last
Saturday. The family Of Vincent
Wesley, consisting Of himself, wife, two
grown daughters and boy, and VIM.
Taylor, neighbor stopping at his house
were killed by the destruction OF the
house. Another man had his color bone
crushed. Mrs. Wesley's body was
blown 400 yards, and the two daughters
so yards. This latter were found lcck-
ed in each others arms. Dwellings,
stables an d out-houses were literally
blown away and scattered in pieces.
The dwelling and out-hOuses of f.
Floyd were DESTROYED, and the wife OF
] ohm F. Morgan killed. A number oil
other houses were destroyed, with
fences. trees, sc. Many horses, cattle,
poultry and other stock were killed.
The pecuniary damage is not less than
$4,000.
The bread OH the waters has returned
to a young lady in Clappertown. Penn
after few years. On December 18th,
1868, she met, on a railroad train. a
lady who was very i'll, and she kindly
ministered unto her. taking care Of heI
and accompanying her to her place Of
destination. When they parted the sick
woman offered to reward the young lady
for her kindness and attention. but she
would take nothing. The old woman
wrote down the name and address,
nodded Familiarity 10 her, and SAID.
You will be paid some day." The
vouno lady never saw her chance ac-
ouaintance again, but the sum of $780,
900 has recently been bequeathedto her.
The old woman had no relatives in this
country, and left all her money to the
girl who had befriended her.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06
Election OF Ofheers.

On Saturday, the General assembly
proceeded to the execution Of the joint
order FOR the election Of certain Off
GERS.
Hon. r. NJ. Il. Hunter, the present
incumbent, was elected Treasurer. The
vote was for Hunter SS, for Senator c.
7. Smith, So, scatter * 4.
Gen. Asa Roge the present incum-
bent, was elected Second Auditor. The
vote for Rogers was 81; for +. NJ. Nc
Mullen, Of Greene, 81.
Col. Thos. II. Carter, the present IN
cumbent, was elected Railroad Commits
sioners without opsOsition.
To supply the vacancy caused by the
death of Judge Guigon, Mr.. Geo. l.
Christian, clerk of the court of appeals
at Richmond. was elected Judge OF the
Hastings court of Richmond.
The vote for Christian was %; FOL
James Neeson, Esq. 81.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-06

FEOHMIsss ONERS OFFICE,
- Moodstock, Va feb. 18th, 1873
10 Moses Walton admr. OF u. II. alton decd,
commit. and j. ". OF. aud Elizabeth his vile,
l.. Cam1uen and Annie his wife, Ellen "altOn
| aidow N. l.. ~ alton 9nd the creditors Of ID. a.
~ alton, decd aud the JudSu creditors o. -
1T aud }. J.. Campbell anu al others "hoo u may
Concern.
You are hereby notified that have hxed upon
the 10Th day u stlrch next, between the houis OF
o clock, A. N. aud o click, p. H. II lar, II not,
Oh the next TAR day taereaite lsunday eNceptedl
to take anu settle at my oce, the accounts u lot
the vaiue OF the HE estate Of }. W. Ott aud l.
Campbon IN the real estate descended 10 their
~ ives from their brother which may be subject u
said ions iue udlug tlat transfer ed as here De-
fore stated that nc state, settle ana adu tue ac-
commits OF Noses % alton admir- OF said d. "a. Nal
TON decd take an account OF debts ana their rc.a-
five priorties aud assets aud report III relation
thereto 10 the next term and any other matter he
nav deem pertinent OF that any party interested
NAV require to be tskeu by the decree Of shenan-
doah ircuit court rendered ON the l9th Jay OF
January lstS IN suit in chancery depending Ia
said court between ID. a. walt0ns adihr. cohpts.
aud s. w. OFT and vile s.. Deiis. aud II irom auy
cause tue taking OF said accounts shai not De
commenced, Oh having been commenced should not
be completed on that day, the taking OF the SAM
win be adjourned from DAY TO day, or from place
10 Mace until the same are taken aud Somp.et d,
at which time and place you are required to attend.
Given under my Maud as Commissioners IN chan
Gerry OF the said court, at my Office Ia said county
the day aud year ftst aforesaid.
Feb. 2yth.- ". +. W. MAuhtDLh.