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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02

THE MANASSAS GAP RAILRoAD-FLAT-
TER1NG PROSPECTS, Mr.. II. w. Vande-
grift, General Superintendent of the Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad, has just re-
turned to this city from an inspection Of
the Manassas Gap Railroad, from it's juno
ton with the Orange road to it's presen.
terminus at Harrisonburg. He reports
the rails relaid as far as Piedmont, dis
lance of about thirty miles, and tie road
in good running order to that point From
Piedmont to Harrisonburg the bed of the
road is but mparatively slightly injured,
and in many instances will require scarce
ly any repair, and with the necessary
means, and a proper degree of energy, it
is thought the entire road can be put in
operation within the present year Mr..
Y. represents the people along the line as
exceedingly anxious to have the road re-
built as speedily as possible, and willing
to accede to any proposition that will lead
to an early consummation of this object
1t is estimated that in the country CONT
guous to the road, from Manassas juno
ton to Piedmont, there are now upwards
Of one hundred thousand bushels of grain
ready for shipment to market, and the
prospect for the coming crop ofwheat was
never more favorable, along the entire
route, and through the Valley generally.
The effects ofthe war, save in one or two in
stances, are no longer visible. The burnt
barns have been replaced by others. strong,
substantial and capacious dwellings have
been repaired or rebuilt; the farms enclos-
ed with good, substantial fencing; thous-
amos upon thousands of broad acres of
rich land prepared for corn, and should
the season prove propitious, the Valley will
again blossom as the rose. and with peace,
plenty will once more smile throu ghout
that favorable portion Of the old Common
wealth. Alexandria Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02
VoLTA1RE ON Observation-Disclosures
said
The more married men you have the
fewer crimes there will be. Marriage
renders man more visituous an more

wise. An NnmaFFied man IS OUT maui
Of perfect being, and it rquires the other
half to make things right; and it cannot
be expected chat in this imperfect state he
can keep the straight path ofrectitude any
more than boat with one oar, or bird
With ono wing can keep 2. straight course.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02
HOTEL.

WOODSTOCK, VA.
This popular Hotel has been newly flied up. and
the proprietor is now prepared for the entertain
ment of the travelling public. This is the only
Hotel in the town that was kept open during the
war all others were closed, to the exclusion of
raw elers. The proprietor feels that he has some
claim, from this fact upon those who visit or pass
through our beautiful alley. He has an abundance
of GRAIN HAY for horses, having large and
commodious stable and experienced ostler His
table is always furnished with everything desir-
able to the most astidious. In short his best eff
forts will be used to make his house ALWAYS a
PLEASANT HOME to all who may be pleasd to
stop with him. He feels it unnecessary to saw a
word to his old patrons. The treatment they have
heretofore received at his house is a sufficient
guarantee of a continuance of their CUSTOM
Oct. 4, 1861 H. S. G. ALBERT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02
THE HENANDOAH HERALD,
is PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
u A L + W GOD & ROUT

Agents will add their commissions to these rates
Eg~ No paper will be discontinued, except at
the option of the editors, until all arrearages
have been settled
The SHENANDOAH HERALD having large and
rapidly increasing circulation, it is confidently rec
commended as medium for advertising surpassed
by no other. 1t numbers among its patrons those
who are able to buy literally and pay promptly,
and who rely, principally, upon the HERALD as a
Business Directory.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-05-02

Conscientious.

A revolutionary soldier was running for
Congress, and his opponent was young
man who had ''never been to the wars, y
and it was the custom Of old Rcvolutiona-
ny to tell the hardships he had endured.
Said he:
Fellow-citizens, I have fought and bled
for my country. | helped to whip the
British and the Indians. have slept on
the field of battle with no other covering
than the canopy of heaven. I have walk
ed over the frozen ground till every foot
step was marked with blood"
just about this time one of the sover-
eigns who had become greatly interested
in his tale of suferings, walked up in front
of the speaker, wiped the tears from his
eyes with the extremity of his coat tail and
interrupted him with /:
"Did you say you had fout the British
and Injins?"
eyes, sir"
"Did you say you had slept on the
ground while serving your country, with
out any kiver p
II did,"
"Did you say your feet kivered the
ground you walked over with blood 2"
YES" replied the speaker exultinglv.
"Well then" said the fearful sovereign
as he gave sigh of painful emotion, Il
guess I'll vote for t'osher fellow for I'll be
blamed if you Amt done enough for your
country.
II DID AS THE REST DID," This tame
yielding spirit-this doing ''as the rest
did'-has ruined thousands.
A young man is invited by vicious COM
panions to visit the theatre, or the gamb-
ling room, Or other haunts of licentious-
ness. He becomes dissipatcd, spends his
time, loses his credit, squanders his prop
erty, and at last sinks into an untimely
grave What ruined him Simply ''do-
ing what the rest did,"
A father has family Of sons. He is
wealthy. Other children in the same sit
uation Of life do so and so, are INDUCED
in this thing and that. He INDUCES his
own in the same way. They grow up i'd
lers, trifers and fops. The father wond
ers why his children do not succeed bet
ter. He has spent so much money on their
education, has given them great advantag-
es but, alas they are only the source Of
vexation and trouble. Poor man he is just
paying the penalty Of "doing as the rest
did"
This poor mother strives hard to bring
up her daughters genteelly They learn
what others do, to paint, to sing, to dance,
and several other useful matters. In
time, marry; their husbands are unable te
support their extravaganza, and they are
soon reduced to poverty and wretchedness
The good woman is astonished. "Truly,'
says she" Il did as the rest did,"
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fisrhieJ Makers.

immediately l.,illwing the close 81 the war
Democratic papers aud politicians expressed
icsiT" i"r the immediate restoration II To. mi
"n. This. they asserted. should be the Oh,
great object 81 ALL aud they bitterly ,Icn"un.
rei Republicans Tor not ar',ui-scins with then
~ the pr"I"-e'i plan at restoration. Now
however. when il has bcc"inc apparent that
they cannot have their own way. they are lie
icrmine'l that no pr"rIrss shall he made ~ r.
c"n.irneii"n. Instead 81 siill being ,s.iroui
Ter icsi"Ta,i"n an'l reunion. they devote all Their
energies 10 stirring up dissehsiuns between n,
legislative aud executive branches ii the gov
eminent. and hail. with cxultant glec. every
fresh event 81 an untoward character. Hut
lately Pr'rlaiming their earnest desire i"r peace
aud reconciliation. they nov fairly gloat over
every indicati"n ~ renewed turmoil aud dis
turbancc. Though both sections IT the country
suffer FROM delay la the work 81 reconstruction
they rcjoieed over the proslcc, Of still further
widening Of the breach between Congrcs. aud
the Executive. The denociatic leaders have.
In short, become little else than mischief tina.
keFs, ignoring the interests ct the country. an.l
eagerly watching for every opportunity To- f..
ment troubles aud conflicts.
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!. ON Wc0Mc.,l,,v IT,lyv,,,,,d J1ir,I. >.

Such j. tie Language usc,l D. - llirnd in a let
ter 10 us last week. II appeUrcd ~ appropriate
10 what occurred on that day aud seemed % AZ.
plicablc 10 the present condition Of that State
that We could not help noticing Il briefly. In
tho hands VI her enemies, controlled by man
80 covered up by political lechefy, 9Th, aud cur.
rupiOn ~ TO be utterly void Of the slightest sens
ofhonoF, patriotism or manhood her treasury
sapl'ed Of iis Substance by u set VI lccchcs aud
vampires. whose hides SEEM never so fnll but that
they can cuntaiu moir, aud hcr ballUemlso
polluted aud STUFFED by hands through whose cV-
rry pure courses treason and whose every act dcas
Is'litical death 10 the State government. Such
is struggling Maryland. oh how the loyal
hearts that were true 10 her In the hottest of the
hghi, must noW yeatn Tor her, since, through
Swami : trcachcTy, she has become the home VI
traitors, ulIriing honor aud position To the most
guilt, u the vile crw Mark Il loyal HEARTS Oi
the West Virgins, mark Il well just as soon ~
y"u ALLOW yOnf selves To become divided 4 ~ split
Ou minor tIIestious-lusi "a Eooh rs you become
careless aud take up fiippani takers instead Of
true solid men-jusi ~ soon you commence To
s,mpaihiEe aiih lost rebellion and lsirn 10 their
ha'iery and i"o leninrntly forgive their 60 rots
just that soon tOu hesin ~ dig for your Young
aud growing State grave like that Of Mary land.
Never do u everything will be- right u you are
only true Ia yourselves. Always recollrci that
error mnkrs u R1si advance by appealing 10 the
isving. They -, just grant " this little pTivil-
eye, u will not hurt yOu, aud besides yuu know
u u MT much, aud little b. little advances
gathering strength ~ II goes, when nj last Ia.
stead ~ asking kvors they demand them aud
10 n little while they are on top aud then COMES
the iron reign thru rotnrs the still party rule that
now controls Iopr down-tTod1en Maryland. We
Of the mountain State are romplrlrly hcininctl
In three sides Nth disloyally aud misrule. -
We owe our safety and our strength in the faith.
hilnrss 81 OnT Oilicrs 49, BsTkeisy Taioa
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Il,h., fs,,,.r,I lhc Tt,rru.

Il l. true, as tue democratic croakers are new
e. tired Of saying that many years ago, while
their party was 10 power, there were lIgh, taxes,
no sxciss officers, few soldiers, and some silver
and gold In circulation. This Is very true aud
all thcse things were highly agreeable to the Peo'
pie and ctediIable TO the condition Of the country.
They are all pleasan, things to look back to-
provided the rc,rosPec, suggests no sclf-crimIna'
lion for the sad change, aud for the still m0rr
sad and airoeious means by which II has been
brought about. Aud this is the point TO which
We ask moments attention.
Ia the midst Of the PaTadisaidical happiness Of
the country. with democracy 10 full swing Of
power. from James buchanan down, II so'nehor
haPpcned that the people took IL into their heads
to Dust democracy, anil they did II by such ma
joriliss ns have rarely hccn heard 81 IN American
elections. VIVA, was the reason of ihisg Il was
because this heauiiful democracy encouraged
Southern shareholders TO attempt violent meas
ures for the destruction Of the Union, and aided
them with counsel aud, far possible, cooper.
alton, In their work OF treason. The people who
thus gained the ascending Ia the constitutional
management, oflhe country were no, unaware thai
the maintenance Of the Union, against the rebel.
aud their democratic allies, would cost something
Hut they knew, also. that II Gust something, IA
their fathers of the Revolution. To gain the libcr
~ Of frrr, popular government. and they were
willing to spend something IL main tanning II
against u formidable conspirac, for It's overthrow
And they could not stand by aud see ,urrcss ~.
tend conspiracy aud rebellion. bcrtu.r IT III,
cost VI resisting II.
In the progress Of earring cut the mbliul'
purpose OF FREE men, the. rjcc,rl the d'mocrac,
from power. which it had abused to landcr IL
open aud organized treason aud then. D., II long
and expensive war, suppressed armed rebellion
and. restored the GOvrrnmrni authorities aud III,
supreme. Of Law. In doing this, - heavy in
drbicdnrss WIS incurred. Man, lives were los
and much none, sPen, IN securing the Union
aud making our nation Tree aud strong liu
now, with hyPocriical winnings came this s'm'
democrac, and this same gang Of traitors, and
| I'll the air with their meanings over high take
and against the national debt Who brough
this burden upon the country, This vert part,
that now talks much about offensive taxes
and which hints 50 sirongl, ~ rcpudiaiiuns 90
The intelligent and brave men who served ih'
ecunir, aud who pay musi a. ihc iaN-. know
full veil that they have l,n put in this ncctssi,
by III, democracy aud the iclrlivn Il is ih'
Pticr :" lihrriy. aud those WIN tor slavery rx,cie,
this lgi-r are rrsl"nsihl. '"t u
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PosrroSEp oS Accorsr % 4 sLismt MisrAEr.
We are by no means sorry Ia learn that l.ey.
Dr.. Cumming aud the other incendiury indi
viduais who have taken up In these latter days
the doctrines Of the famous Mr. Miller, have
discovered trifling error IN their calculations.
which puts oil the destruction Of sur earth for
. matter of = million years ~ 81. We are rath
or glad of this, for although astronomers tell
us that our globe Is small. inlinitesimal even. IN
comparison with some others 81 their celestial
acquaintance. u 10 quite big en"ugh 10 secure
our Interest aud snIis, all our syinlathie-.
u ia little strange how lax ia accuracy the
figures Of The fsry prophets have ever bren.
MillerdisccvsFed several successive crrors IN HI.
calculations, and l'a.iI.aaed ~. final sn,ash
fret far two years. then f,r six. then Tor thr.e
mors. aud anally passed. away hinsalf 'Isav
Ing the earth behind as fresh aud strong and
young aud lively rs ever. Hat va like Dr.
Cummings plan better by delaying the con.
summation Of al things for a milllon IT years.
be 81 once relieves ne Of ell personal anxiety.
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Uho Sh0H Re~omsfr"~f TIE Union :

Who shall reconstruct the Union, loyal men
or rebels? That II is IL. right and duty Of the
loyal men Of ihr country 10 carry on the work
Of reconstruction In ,he late rebel States, svc,ns
go reasonable aud jus, that IL Is very strange Il,
should ever he called in question Set, this 10
the question that is nov agiiaiing the country,
and the one that will he decided al the coming
elections in the several States.
The loyal people OF ihr country through their
representatives 10 CoEsr,ss, defined the terms Of
reconstruction. These terms were magnanimous,
aud but for the inierposiiion Of a designing Pres
ideni, wonid have been accepted by the South
and The work Of reconsiIuction completed before
this. In the attempt Of the President TO ihwari
the deiiens Of the loyal u'nsses 10 regard to re-
construction, he WIS aided by that political par
" IN the north whrh gave encouragement To
the rebellion aud made what would oiherw ise
have Icn short war srtious aud proiraeird
struggle, involving the sacrifice of hundreds uf
thousands Of precious lives and millions Of treas
ure aud noS that the rebellion has leen driven
from The battlefield To the field Of politics, they
arr ready to assist any Ie,son or party, or srize
upon an. plan that gives hope ~ frustrating the
WISHES ~ To-, ,ntn 10 regard Ia perHnancn, re-
construction This is WHY they are 80 enihusi.
asiIe In support Of Andrew johnson. In his in
hiuaiion aud rcklessness, he has gone TO the
utmost lrngihs compatible with his own safety,
to defeat the loyal nca Of tia country, aud for
this reason the defnnc, democracy support him.
Hut just soon as be hesilaies or goes hack, they
will go back on him; for the only virtue they
see in johnson Is ihis--ihai be opposes Congress
aud the loyal vii! 0fihe country. who are the
persons whom the President eoasulis 10 bis plans
aud m'.'surrs Vi reconstruction Jeremiah Black,
first aud chei Of ,a,rs Rights disciples, admlrer
and follower ofJohn 4. Calhoun Montgomery
blair aud Kdgar Cowan aud various committees
composed of southern rebels, who visi, him FROM
time 10 time TO make known their dssifes. These
are his ad'isers, Will the loyal ssn,msni Of ihe
country Is disrryardsd and loyal men must take
back sais. We ask again, who shall carr, on
thu aork oi reconstruction relsels or loyal men
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lEf- The immediate result OF the battle OF
Antieiam was something more than the defeat
Of Leo; Il was the emancipation Of the slaves.
President Lincoln told AR. Chase that he had
made view. u Lei was driven out sf the loyal
States immediately Ia issue the Proclamation
of Freedom. aud be promptly ksp, his promise.
l. Il nni rather significant that neither ths ORA
tors nor l"et ~ the recent 'le.lieuti. even
the Chief Executive Of The United States
made the slightest aiiusian n the memorable
fact
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THE INDIAN LINIMENT.

~ a piicf. eNcI ready kilirr Of rain, taken Ia
Warlly. outs aIdy applied has equal. Dor the ~
lief aud rure % Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Affections
sprains, bruises, Se u q unruaird II Il also osl
chcaeious, taken inUarily, IN the cur u Cholera
Cramps aud Pains In the stomach. DiaTrhoea, nysen
terry, Cholera NOrbus, Cholera infantum, 8e aud H.
witheut exception, the most wonderful Panacca N,
world ahpIls NJ family should h. uithuuttt Ever,
Traveller by land or should have a bottle Miner.
aud Farmers residing at distance from Phy sicani
should kecr " constantly hand In ~ Accident,
aud sudden attack "f stomach Complaint. it, valu.
cannot ir estimated inIuirv for Major LANES ~
DfAN LfNfNENT anfl take other. prcr 30 Gt.
rr hottie. for sale al wholesale aud retail b. Drna
hafnrs Co, - Park Row, y. y Gale Nol,insop
go Grcrnweh 81, y. v. D. &. Wells 4 60 Ig3 Fal
ton 81, " v. g. y. Crittrudcn, - 9th Ave y AM
by respectable Druggist. throughout the world Nans
genuine unless signed by John Thos. Lane, and conn
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uAy, y. y nS-Send for Circular (oct, st
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abolished slavery, aud developed the fact that,
with scarcely an exception, the men VIM had pre-.
Vously been held as slaves were loyal 10 tho gov.
Union. The Republican party desires the en-
Reinstatement Of these mcn, because Il is believed
that they will ever he found upon the side Of the
government. They believe that IL the black man
Is armed with the ballot, he will ever use Il TO
further the caasc Of the Union party and agains,
which bind all the STATES together. They require
such guarantees, previous to the admission Of the
seeded States back into the Union As will ever
prevent recurrence 81 that storm Of war that
lately swept over the land.
IL II not right that such guarantees should be
required Should We take no heed for the future
Of our government? Il Is said that the South has
returned, like the Prodieal sou, and tina, the
"fAiicd calf - should be killed for iis reception.
Has H. like that prodigal, T7sRisd OF IL manifold
iransnvssions in the past DOES u sOTrer for the
lives IL has cost our PROPRIETOR the numberless
woes II has brought upon the county? No, no I;
nothing OF this. The spirit Of secession 10 ~ ar
sNh"hh N'-Nes - NNtu NfU Ntutt NNutt vs. ~ NUf
zenith Of i,s might. Il Is the duty Of the Amer
lean People-a duty We owe ourselves as well ~
TO coming gencralions--io see that every posi-.
bic prccauIion Is taken In the rcorga nizaiiun Of
the government, against rebellion in the future.
The polio! al the Republican party will ri'rc,
this result, and We should aid H. On the part
Of those who truly and sincerely love the Union
Of our falhcrs. u is matter Of duty ~ come up
squared! In the work ofailing this party True,
just now, We are. in Marylan PROSTATE ut the
feet OF Rebel democracy. The, may treat " ~
suits their own good pleasure. and We are pow.
rrlrss To prevent IL iIui We have faith In "a
good time cOmins . Icriod when We can
have a voice Ia the administration oi the affairs
ri our State aud na,ion. and {" H. prepared fur
the work that will await Us then W- should
WORK nov Let US all resolve iu labor for the
succcss ~ Ouf causr unwearir'll, aud INCREASING.
~, and after awhile when the tint arrives when
We may hope To achieve succ~ss a, the polis Ne
may he ready 10 take the tide at IL Hood which
will hear us ON TO victory.
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. BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI ::
4 CoHPisi, Hsisry II ilc Nee States aHd
TsTriferisf, frosi IA Great R,rsr r.
Ia Greaf IcsHH
ny ALBERT y RICHARDSON

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Pacific Coast. With over 2Oo Descriptive aud Photo.
graphic We've Ut the Scsncry. Cities, Land. Mine.
People and Cuiu.tles 81 the N'w State and Terrific.
irs. "
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se- The democrats 81 baltimore city have
nominated John ". Davis. oss Of kans's Polics
Commissioners, A. their candidate for sheriff. -
For City Surveyor they have nAm,d Simon J..
Martinez, n gentleman who, ~ the late elcciion.
voted In this District Samuel T. hanks l. their
candidate fot Mayor
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THs F,LL ELErIi"Ss. --I-nRsylvania. ohm.
indiana aud Minnesota will hold their general
clecions an Tuesday. October sth; West vir.
ginia will hold an election ON Thursday. Oclo.
Der sIih New York, New Jersey. Illinois. Wis.
cousin. Massachusetts, Michigan. Missouri. Ma
ryland aud Delaware. On Tuesday. November
9th KaiSsss IN Monday. November IIih.
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CIRrrr c"uEr voR BALriNoRE CouSTY The
following husine,s b,sidrs. the Rider Will ease.
ocrupird the attention OF Conri hi, week
State ". George Bold c"lor,d indicted tot
the larccny of three ,avks at I-ars, valued, al 81.
the property Of l.nss winans tried L-fore the
court aud adjndsed guilty : not s.niencc,l. Fran.
els Drnmead " William Au-r Judgment D.,
confession in favor ~ plaintiff tat 81 ~? 81 -
STATE W. Jane johnson, colntr,l indicted fbI
the larvcny oi - small ioi ni clothing, the proper.
" oi Mars Bowen. colorrl tried before jury
verdict guilty. The ease ~ Andrew wis-. IN.
dicisd Ivr the murder n ferdinand Sircri, nl.o,,
the 3ilh oi Jul, last un the Washington Rad.
was, upon affidavit, removed to the criminal
Guar 81 Haiii,nUr city Tn. rssr Of Columbus
Thompson, indicted uI-,n the saint charge, was
continued State ~. George tlootsT. alias G-o.
Wrlland, Indicted tsr the iai-n, ui Two isr-slol-
lar aud onr two.dollar gosrrnmcni noirs. Yer
diet guilty. Muiun iur nrw Trial made aud Qerg-
ruled The saur party was iiitd upon an indiri-
meni ChaTgin: him with assauliing aud rOhliug
john kcil, ot a small SUN Oi money, aud a vrT.
'liyi ~ guilty rendered. Anoihrr indictment
against the same party for maliciOusly injnriug
property WAS ,hRssfb, the state attorney. Statr
W. Chafss Durham cul,,Frd. indicted Ter the
arrrn, al :, huss.nei valued at -. the property Of
l.. ilariz.li Held sa5 rHTiI The cas~ of State
vs.. p'rr, l.ars,. alias Ireland, WAS renlovtd IL
the Criminal Court a. iisliimorr cii, State ~
John llarkmn, larceny, iw" rasrs verdict on
both, guilty.
4 considerable nuinirr oi ras.s vet uniain up
on the criminal dockr, awaiting trial, six'ern
prisoners remaining In hail. uniried. rs stated
by Sheriff Harvey n - Of the parties stand In
dlr,sd for murder The trial al crlminsl cases
has been RETARDED on arcouai OF the lengthy ma.
iufe of il'e Rider will ,sr named above.