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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-10-31
BY the Gable
A Severe Battle in italy.

FLORENCE, October 27.-News has
been received here of fierce battle near
Monte Rotondo between the Papal forces
and the Garibaldians, in which the latter
were victorious. capturing, hundreds of
prisoners and their guns. Many were kill
ed and wounded on both sides.
PARIS October Co. Garibaldi's force
numbers from ten to twelve, thousand =
The Papal forces are concentrated before
Rome, with instructions to act ON the de-
fensiye.. baa.
French troops for the support of the
Pope have sailed from Toulon.. and are ex-
pected to reach Ciyita Vecchia this after
noon.
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Tive ER3eDenlicnt Dapkies.

One colored Alan voted the Conservative
ticket in this county, at the election for
members of the State Convention, on the
ed inst; and we believe one voted the
same way in Page These exercised true
independence in casting their votes We
never troubled ourselves to find outflow this
class in our midst intended to vote, but
heard it intimated that this one and that
Que intendedto vote with the Conservatives,
but when the day ofelection came, they
arere not there, as; the result has proven. -
The two referred to have showed that they
understand who their tsue friends are, and
that they could not be induced by all the
threats and Wire-working of the Leaguers
to vote against their own interests and the
interests and future we'll being of their
own race in the State We heard of two
others in this district who had voluntarily
procured Conservative tickets, and had de-
termined to vote them; but one Of the
t'loil," so-called, gave them radical tickets
and told them to go and vote Whereupon
they tore up all the tickets, declaring that
if they could not vote their own senti-
ments, they would not vote a. all, and left
without voting. aaao.l re4 aH
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-10-31

men, who feel that ablood is thicker than
WATER as Union men who love the con-
stltution OF your country, as good citizens
who desire,the restoration Of law andor-
der, by every political, moral and fa4ily
considerable, to quit the detestable iali-
cal negro party. We say to you candidly
that by remaining in it you ALLEVIATE from
you the friendship and sympathy of the
whites; that i the negroes succeed in ell
shaving the white people of Virginia,
then you may enjoy the fruits Of success;
but if, on tile other hand, the white party
triumphs, as ere,'tuaz7y 1t uiU, you will
share the negro's fate.
70 the white men Of Virginia few
words in conclusion Yoa must acahe u4,.
Organize and be prepared to vote at the
next election. See your ncighbors, hold
meetings, discuss these great issues that
are agitating the country, and when the
Constitution that is to be framed by this
negro Convention during the coming win
ter is submitted to the people for ratifca-:
ton or rejection, let eyary white man who
can vote come TO the polls andvotc against
it. We are assured taat no 2wltite man
wW e0te q Constitution framed Jy nc
O1'ape
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-10-31
New Idea OF Voting.

Caesar was made a roter by the recon
struction acts Of Congress, and he exercis-
ed the blessed right at the late so-callcd
election for members of State Conyen-
ton. He was eager to be initiated into
the mysteries of the 5allot-b box. He knew
what hog and hcnliny" meant, and he
could penetrate the merits Of an old Tuck
ahoe ash cake; but this mysterious ballot
boS was a riddle to. lin. This required
his profoundest meditation and study
Where could he learn al about this Yam
kee invention !? Caesar was sorcly perplcx-
ed. He met with.a nasal-tWangcd Pill !.
grim, whoohad come all the way from4 he
club of the Universe to teach the unso-
phisticated sons Of Africa how to penetrate
the. hidden mysteries of the ballot, and
how the consumer of "possum and peeled
corn could be transformed from a t!ller of
of the soil into law-maker. He took
charge Of our excellent colored friend and
initiated him into the "Union League"
and made him an officer. Eureka! he
found out all about it! He became
shrewd politician! He was taught how
he should help TO reconstruct" the horrid
rebels. Those whom he formerly regarded
his friends he now looked upon as deadly
enemies. lie took an oath that he would
never vote for ''rcbels," but did not swear
that he would not rorh for them, nor that
he wouldenot take their money. 5.@sa "
Very well. The day of election came
Caesar put his little slip Of paper into the
mysterious ballot box. He had uoted lie
expressed his opinion-ycs, his opinion,
on a great5qucstion !! Hewas met by one of
his white friends, wi oaccosted him thus:
swell, Caesar, did you vote p. -.
eyes, sab, I did vote, y,
"Well, how did you vote 2
Don't know, sab: 'twon't be known
for several days. w hen de votes counted
denf'll know all about it.'' -- ~
, Very intelligent darkey. he knew how
to vote. He had learned a thing or two in
the Union League" ~ .Terlapp sat ~.
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Tie brutal murder of i worthy We

Tie brutal murder. Of 4. worthy young
gentleman, Mr.. John Permission, took
place an Sicily Island, La, on the night of
the Sd inst. Three negroes were concern
ed il the murder, who were. captured; but
one, named Smith, attempted to escape,
and was killed BY a gentleman who pur-
sued him. - -'1
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-10-31

From the Wheeling Register


So far as we can CLEAN fronl:,the scatter
ing returns, the elections of yesterday
show chat " est Virginia is travelling in
the same path over which the people of
Ohio and pennsylvania have just passed so
triumphantly. Ohio county has renewed
her assurances ofdevotion to the Democrat
ic faith. She has rolledian additional ma
jority of more than 500 as tie evidence Of
her. progress in Demecratio principles and
practices. Other counties are not far be-
hind her. Broose,f for the first time in the
history of the new Stats, elects the entire
Democratic ticket. Marshall, bitter as she
has been in Radicalism, shows magnificent
Democratic gains and the prospect of the
success Of Gray, the Democratic candidate
for the Legislature, is of the NEST fattering
character. Marion county has evidently
chosen a. Democrat to represent her in tile
next Legislatures. Taylor has certainly de-.
featcd the entire Radical ticket. The re-
turns from Joferson indicate the election Of
two Democrats to the next House of Dele
gates Lewis, we are satisfied, has elected
Woodford over the3Radical nominee. Har-
rison has almost.certaiuly changed front by
.eleeting the Democratic nominee to- the
House; and the, chances are decidedly in
favor Of the success of, Haymond, the De-
moeratic candidate for State senator from
that district. lafRumors of other unlocked
for gains have reached us, bat in the alb
Sencea- Of definite details we are content to
say that in spite ola corrupt Executive
and an infamous registration system, our
State is rapidly passing through process
ofredemption from Radical rule 1lct ev-
cry patiot heartirejoice ovefa result 50 an
expected and so glorious 81 ! ,.e..-' -. II
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Influential Democrats in Washington
declare openly in favor Of making one. of
the planks ip their platform in the next
Presidential campaign the advocating Of
the payment of the. 4 national bonds in
grecnbacks.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-10-31

The Lynchbufg News says: eve are
informed that Mr. james T. Williams Of
this city, has. sold his interest(7 l6) III the
Hotlsprings, Bath county, toNF4. Samuel
g. Iaray,, of Richmond, for $50, 0U0 cash
This is one Of the largest (if not The larg-
est) sales of real estates made in Virginia
since the close Of the war" 2-t 9.4 s.,
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Governor BpoWnEoW Elected United
States Senator, -.-

NASHVILLE. TENN October % Gov
error Brownlow was elected United States
senator to-day for the tern. commencing
March, 1863, by twenty four lnojority, on
the first ballot, over w. Stokes.
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General sherinan's Opinion Of the Rev
.,.s ~, ,.eet OlutEonistS M .,f:

WASHINGTON, October p While those
who profess to act .soutside3 of the Consti-
tuition are digestingl President Johnson's
declaration that he will resist any attempt
to suspend or degrade him before trial and
conviction, I will add, upon reliable au-
thority, the declaration Of General Sher-
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reyol stationary, and should be resisted by
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The Ohio Election.

Is CoLUNBGs, October 24.:-Tho full off,
eial Ohio returns ave all in" they show
that the1largest. Vote ever cast in thefState
vas pollcd at the last election It foets up
4S4, 277, which exeoedsaa17y previous vote
bv z s, 000. t.eg5s % faJaED oil: !'9iTs1. ~
z. The Republicans PEELED '242 sos fer
Hayes, and the Democrats $40, 022 for
THURMAN Ofothe 81 G5eens congressional
districts carried by che Republicans last
fall,asevenanow 60 Democratic. The heav-5
lest Republican loss in any one district. is
1900. .1aCar:41
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The Papal State about the government

The Papal State about the government
of which Garlbaldi, Victor. Emmanuel,
Mazzini, tic Pope. and the Italians gen
orally, are qnafrelling, cover IS 1929
square Miles, and have a Formulation Of p
1913, 1l5 people. These quarrels, Which,
according to the cable, have already caus-
ed severe fighting, tlieatened a general
war in Italy Garibaldi and Mazziii want
a Republic in Italy, with Rome for its. cap
ital. The Pope desires to retain the tenn
poral sovereignty Of Rome and its neigh
borhood, whilst Victor. Emmanuel thinks
he can annex Rome to the italian king
dom, if, they can be. induced to break out
in rebellion against the Pope.
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It is stated that two thirds Of the dem
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Election returns from thirty-fye eoun-
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IL $40 as compared with the majorities in
the same. counties last year. The Doma-
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the popular vote at the recent election. -
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The Richest Man in the World.

Extract of a Letter FROM Baron Sol RothscLild.
PARIS, sth April, 1864, 25 Rue Fauby, ST. IIonore.
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Abram Shepherd, for thirty years clerk
of Fluvanna, ohd'df the pnrest, most sensi-
bic, ana most Universally beloved l0en we
ever knew, is beaten for the Convention il
Fluvanna by d negro Unable to read OF
write. The blacks outregistered, the whites
in Fluvanna by a small majority.
r. This is reconsfrdetion. This' is the "Un-
ion as it is" 3, How long, o Lord, how
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ST. Elm o-By the author of ''BeuIah." On
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-31

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Grubbs s. Will
liams have sold recently, at auction and
privately, the following property:
Small brick house on Candles Hill,
nearly opposite Pratt's Cottage, for 81, 100.
Brick cottage on Tenth street north OF
Leigh, lot 33 by llS, with lot in rear, for
Sc, 900.
Brick dwelling on Third street between
Clay and Leigh, lot 36 by l3O feet, for
$4,000.
Brick house on Maddox Hill, on Little
page street, lot 60 by l2O feet, for 5000.
Small brick dwelling on Littlepage
street, Maddox Hill, with lot IS by lGO
feet, for $3.50.
Three lots, 30 feet each by 12O deep, on
Littlepage street, Maddox Hill, for $3.50
per foot-S315.
Lot on Broad street between Thirty
first and Thirty second streets, fronting &c
feet by 165, for S4.25 per foot-s2S0.
Small frame house on Leigh street near
Buchanan Spring, and lot 30 by 1S0 feet,
for S775.
Vacant1ot on Main street between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets, 25 feet front,
running back to an alley, with lot on alley
in rear d feet front, for $4,000 cash.
Brick store and dwelling on Broad street,
north side, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, lot 33 by 80 feet, for $1,000.
Brick cottage dwelling on Third street,
west side, between Main and Cary streets,
lot 43 3 feet by l2O deep, for $4,000.
Smuir nauio irvuoo uu JuCkson street,
north side, between Second and Third
streets, lot fronts 27 feet by, for $3.50.
Lot 30 by l3O, on Third street between
Duval and Baker streets, for $3.50 per
font
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-31

CAsEs IN BANKRUPTCY.-The following
persons have been declared bankrupts on
their own petition since the last announce
ment:
Stephen B. Cornett, of Grayson; John
w. Lewis and William T. Farmer, of
Pittsylvania: Warwick W. Hammer, of
Albemarle; S. J. Wilkinson, of Wythe /;
Joseph B. Hale, of Grayson; John NJ. Hall,
OF Montgomery; George .Akers, James
Akers, and Martel Akers, OF Floyd; &. V.
Davis, of Prince Edward; W. S. Wise, of
buckingham J. R. B. Tisdal, of Lunen-
burg; G. A. Morton, of Prince Edward !;
=. A. Utz, of Madison; John Delp, Of
Grayson; W. L. Simpson, of Amherst; A.
+. Green, of Charlotte W. II. Adams, of
Charlotte; Revil Curtis, of Accomac; Al
exander and Marcus Mayors, of Peters
burg; A. A. Bragg, of Petersburg.