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Judge j. C.. Underwood.

Nobody expects anything decent, smart
or honest from such stupid knave al
the so called Judge Jno. G. Underwood
but the wonder is that this weak man has
such capacity for rascality, is such al
adept in every manner of villainy. His
court grinds away on the cases of Habeas
Corpas,- on applications of negroes and
against all consideration of justice, right
and law he institutes a general Jail deliv-
cry and seems to reason that it is truly the
blessed African that is covered and protec-
ted by that holy 18th amendment. It
seems under the decision of the Judge to
restore every thing to its normal condi-
ton, set free everything but McVeighs
house. Cant some Alexandra friend in
stitute proceeding to set the house free
from the foul touch of corrupt, thieving
Judge, who falls as far below all the judg-
.pf this country in capacity as be trans
an them in deliberate. native mean
<fy and undjsguissA ssseality.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17

FOUR MEN HANGED BY A MOB DESPERATE
STRUGGLE OF ONE OF THE VICTIMS.

A telegraphic dispatch III yesterday
paper mentioned the hanging of four men
in Indiana by vigilance committee.
The following particulars are taken from
the papers of yesterday:
LOUISVILLE. KY, December ia
vigilance committee, said to hail from Sey-
mour, Indiana. arrived at New Albany,
Indiana, opposite this place. at II o'clock
last night. At three o'clock this morn
ing they proceeded to Floyd county Jail
and demanded admission, which was re-
fused by the jailor. He was, howev-
er, soon overpowered and tied. The
Waterman was then compelled to open the
cells of the notorious express robbers, j Ohm
Frank and Simon Reno and Charles An
derson, who were Immediately seized up
on. aud all four hung. Frank Reno fought
desperately for bis life. The commit
mittee returned on the seven o'clock train
this morning.
Frank Reno and Anderson bad but re-
Gently arrived from Canada. where they
were tried under the extralition laws
Indianapolis, Dec 12.-All the telegraph
lines on the line of the Jacksonville rail-
road were found connected together and
fastened to the ground about half mile
north of Seymour this morning It was
supposed to have been done by the Sey-
mour regulators before going TO New AL
bany to lynch the express ROBBERS.
additional Particulars.
Louisville, Dec 12-Additional par
ticulars of the tragedy at New Albany
have been received.
About o'clock this morning Luther
Written, of the outside guards at the Jail,
was met at the entrance by party of men.
who presented pistols at him, demanding
silence or death. Written shouted, how
ever, but was seized, knocked down, and
informed if another shout was uttered he
should die. BY this time the Jail Office
was filled with men searching for the
keys.
Sheriff Fullenlove. understanding the
situation, came down from his sleeping
apartment, and gained the door leading to
the grounds on the west side Of the jail
Here he was met by force, with pistols
directed at him. He exclaimed: Gen
tlemen, don't shoot; l am the sheriff."
One of them, however, fred, the shot TAX
ing effect in the right arm and inAicting
painful wound. The keys were demand
ed, but be positively refused to surrender
them.
About dozen of the men then entered
Fullenlove's room, where his wife lay in
bed and demanded the Jail keys of her,
which she refused to give; but they found
them concealed in q drawer. Thomas
Matthews, Of the inside guard, was COM
PEELED to open the cells of the men the
mob had determined to hang. Frank
and VIM. Reno were the first victims
They were dragged out and hung along
side Of each other on the same pillars. =
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County Road.

We are glad to see that the question of
new county roads has been commenced to
be freely and earnestly agitated by our
citizens. Certainly, the bad condition of
many of our most important roads demands
some consideration, besides other new roads.
which, as matter Of policy, should be
constructed We called attention a few
weeks ago, to the proposition from Hardy
to this comfy, in regard to the construc-
ton of the road from that county to Wood
stock, the county seat of Shenandoah,
which divert rich trade from those fertile
valleys to our county, and, too, according
to the proposition, at cost so trihing.-
But two miles of new road would have to
be made by this county, to insure the con-
nection with the Hardy portion of the line,
which they obligate themselves to build.
1t would require but few hundred dol
LIARS to complete those two miles, and a
great portion of it has already been vol
UNFAIRLY offered by private contribution
What wait we for then p? Let US go &C.
lively to work, then, and secure this road
at once, and with it the rich and almos
inca!culable trade of that willing and en-.
treating section.
The road from Edinburg to the differ
ent Iron works, mills &c, along Stony
Greek also deserves serious consideration
Its present location and condition is ex-
ceedingly Indifferent, and in some seasons
is almost impossible. The large amount
of tonnage passing over this road justifes a
thorough consideration. We hope to sec
our people more alive to county interest
and throw away their old fogyism, and
learn that public improvement is the frs
step to individual prosperity.
We invite full discussion Of these i'm.
portant questions, and We pledge ourselves
to do all that we can to advance these in.
terest, without regard to individual or sec.
tional feeling.
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Congressional Summary.

Neither of the Houses of Congress were
IN session on Friday and Saturday of last
week.
On yesterday. Wednesday, the senate
concurred IN the House Resolution to take
a recess from the 21st of December until
the 9th of January next
Mr.. Sherman, in the Senate from the
select committee on Rail Roads, reported
bill giving charters to build rail roads
from Washington, North. South, East and
West, and to the Chesapeake Bay.
Various bills were introduced in the
House to remove political disabilities from
southern eminent men, who have doubt
less given in their adherence to the radi-
cal party.
The finances claimed considerable at
tention, and resolutions even introduced
cendemnatory of the political recommend
alton to congress by the President in
his message.
A member from Tennessee introduced a
bill instructing the Reconstruction COM
mittee to inquire into the operations of the
Ku-Klux Klan and what measures are
necessary to suppress them. MIR. Hub
bard presented a joint resolution of the
Legislature of West Va, asking congress
to aid in completing the Chesapeake and
Ohio Rail Road, (once Va, central R. R.
AID asking aid tie build the Washington
and Cincinnati R. r. We are in hopes
that tha latter road will be located through
l&he Valley of Virginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17

another Horrible Affair IN Phaadd-
phin. philadelphia, December g.
Hugh Craig was arrested to-day charged
with cutting his mothers throat early this
morning while she was in bed. Hugh is
a compositor, twenty-three years old, and
has recently given indications of insanity.
He was found in bed with his hand and
clothing bloody. Mrs. Craig was remov-
ed to hospital in critical condition, but
there are some hopes of saving her life.
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GEWING MACHINES.
y Messrs. Bushong 4 Wright have the
exclusive Agency, for the county of Shenan
doah. for the sale of the new improved Com
mon Sense Sewing Machine. 1t is the hest,
simple, durable, compact and cheap machine
manufactured. Every family should have one
SOLD AND DELIVERED FOR $19.
Perfect satisfaction has been given wherever
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Address BUSHONG & WRIGHT,
Maurertown, Shenandoah Co., Va.
Dec. '68-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17

TNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Il Take Notice, that we have placed our
accounts in the hands of George W. Miley for
settlement. and we expect the same to be clos
ed, by Cash or Note. Immediately.
CLOVER. HOTELS & CO.,
CLOVER. GOLLADAY & CO.,
CLOVER & GOLLADAY,
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Quiet IN Cadiz.

Caltz, Dec. 14,-The city is perfectly
quiet. The rebellion is ended The in
surgents have given up their arms to the
military officers, and the people generally
returning the arms they had secreted -
Perfect quiet now prevails, and there are
no indications of the recent disturbances.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17

We hesitate not to say for this work, that it will
be found of incalculable service to evory farm
er who wishes to till the soil ntcligently and to
the best advantage. 1t treats of the ma ure of all
kinds of fertilizers, as well the manner of their
preparation. The author Of this little book has
done much good for his country in its publication
lifts dissemination shall not accomplish the great
result of making 1.-TWO blades of grass grow where
but one grew BEFORE" we will be much disap-
pointed. 1t conveys more valuable information
to farmers upon vitality important subject than
they can procure elsewhere in the same compass,
at any price.-Reqtster.
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CHEAPEST STORE

TINE CHEAPEST STORE
In THE GREAT VALLEY,
has just been opened at the Depot in Edin
burg
For the cash or produce goods of all kiads
can here be had at 20 per CT. less than at any
other store in the county and if purchasers
do not find this to be the case upon examina-
ton of prices and goods, present win be
made them.
Weare in earnest and will sell for less ad
vance for Cash the following articles, which
are out part Of stock, than any merchant in
the county! viz: Dry goods of all kinds
Ready made clothing of all sorts and prices;
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods. Groceries. Oils, &C., Sc.
Try us, HENRY ALEXANDER
The End Great.
JAMES R. MILEY, Salesman.
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\, Defendants,
|lment IN Chanee7y.
to attach the undi-
4rnold in the estate,
his father,
End subject the
together, as the
to sale, the pro-
Q be applied to the
ebt due to the com
IS due by single bill
P, payable on de-
edit for two years
er sum of $l25.00
January I'd, 1860,
TO q credit of tao
bry evidence that
old, David w. Ar
RANGES, his wife,
Fate : II is ordered,
p ppear here with
cation hereof, and
ct their interest !;
published ia some
ock, once q week
| a copy posted
rt House of said
he next County
WIN, c. s. c.
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HUHLBACKS. SCOTS, Dickens, Maryatts
lyl and De Wits Novels, at the lowest pri-
ces, at Bargelt's.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17

DIBLES.-Bibles and Testaments, Family
| } and Pocket Bibles and Testaments of every
quality and price, just received from VI. BIZ
bic Society, and now ready for sale or gratui-
tous distribution at Bargelts Book, Stationery
and Jcwelry Store.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17

IF YOU WANT CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS,
L Go to Bargelt's Book, Stationery & Jewelry
store where they are sold at Publishers prices,
and where full assortment is kept constantly
on hand, from the Primer to the highest clas-
steal work.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17

CCHOOL books and stationery, all the popu-
~ lar and ssandari works, constantly on
hand and furnished TO order, at publishers
prices.
Call at Bargelts or send your orders and
any books &C., will be furnished publishers
prices at Bargelt's. Book store.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17

Q Day and thirty hour spring and weight
Q clocks, time pieces, brenzes &c., al
warranted at Bargelt's.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17

HOLY day books, and christmas presents
IL al Bargelt's Book, stationery wacth and
JeWelry store.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CoMMIsSIoNER's OFFICE,

CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, !
Woodstock, Va, Dec. 10th, 1868. 7
To Zachariah Shirly, Complainant
joni H. Arnold, David W. Arnold, James A
Fuller, Administrator of the estate of Jesse
Arnold, decd, and in his own right. and Ell
len Fuller, his wife, C. Funk and Eliza, his
wife, Henry Groves and Frances. his wife
James Curry and Kezzia (alias Kezah) AR
mold widow of Jesse Arnold, decd, Det'ts
the creditors Of Jesse Arnold, decd, and al
others concerned,
IN CHANCERY
You are hereby notified that have appoint
ed The 9th day of January, 1869. at my office
u state, settle and adjust the accounts of Jas
A. Fuller, Administrator of the estate of JESSE
Arnold decd, take proof Of debts or demands
against said Jesse Arnold, decd, or his estate
and state any other matter deemed pertinent
or which either party may desire, required by
decree in TIE above named cause rendered on
the 9th day Of December last, at which time
and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery, of the County Court of Shenandoah
County. the day and year above iiten.
Dec. lC-4w GEO. W. MiIEY.
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PARTICULARS of the bartender.

Madrid, Dec. 14-The instruction in
Cadiz has terminated with the surrender
of the insurgents. Many desire to depos-
it their arms at the American consulate
instead of delivering them up to the gov
eminent, but de Roda refused to allow it.
and held them to strict compliance with
the terms of his proclamation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17

CTATIONERY, STATIONERY, of every va
y riety, embracing Cap Letter and Note pa
per of every size and quality from Is cts. to
40 cts. per quire, also Envelopes, from cts.
to 80 cts. per pack. Steel and Gold Pens,
Wood, Silver and Gold Pencils, States, Copy
Books at every price. Inks, Black, Red, Blue
and Violet, at Bargelts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17
VI OSES WALTON.

LNANCY soaps, hair oils, ponades,
Extracts for handkerchiefs Lily
white, &C.. at low prices, at Bargelts.
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GROCERIES &C.
lust RECEIVED AT
~ II. LOGAN / co.'s,

y H. LOGhH 6 COe,
(sIGy OF THE RED FLAG
FRESH SUPPLY OF COFFEE, TEA, CHo-
colate, Sugar, Syrup, Molasses. p. r. Moasses
Spices, Salt Fish, Paints, Oils and Dye
Stufs, Farnishes, Window lass, Putty,
Coal Oil, Lamps, Wick, &C., &c.
d GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Queensware and Glassware, Knives
and Forks, Spoons, Files, Rasps Pocket
Knives, Shovsls and Forks, longs and
Shoyels, Corn-Meal Sleeves, Nails, Tubs,
Churns Buckets, Brooms, Measures. Tobac-
CO, Smoking and chewing Segars, Snuff, &C. =,
A general supply Of everything in the
Grocery Line. Sole Leather
KEPT ALWAYS ON HAND.
Cash Paid Tor Country Produce.
Oct 1868 H. LOGAN & co.
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ADV ERTISEM .ENTS
Town HALL r sHT gss.3Jst' 3

Always supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
Cordiais, Cigars, etc viz: Pure Rye Whisky,
French Brandy, Ginger 4 Blackberry Brandies,
articles OF great value to families in summer com.
plants; pure lin and Port and Madeira Wines;
Santa Cruz Rum for Tom and Jerry's egg noe;
all of which will be sold as low as can be bought
in the Valley for cash or country produce, grain,
lumber, etc.
Meals at all hours of the day and at prices to
suit the times. Read portion of bill of fare and
prices:
Beef-steaks cts: Mutton chops....25 eta
acknowledgements cts: Fried Liver22 cts
Ham u Eggs.....25 cts: Hot Coffee 6M
Boiled Eggs.......25 cts: Scramble Eggs. 20 cts
Fried cheken......35 cts: Boiled mackerel. IS css
Mock turtle soup..l5 cts: Vegetable p...l5 es
Venison in season. Game in season
Oysters served in every STYLE
The public are respectfully invited to give me q
call no pains will be spared to make all comfor-
BILE and feel at home.-I have engaged the ser.i.
ces of first class cook, and everything shall ba
done in style. A polite bar tender to mix brandy
toddies, gin sings, juleps. &c-all of which can
be bought for 10 cents drink. Be sure and try
us.--sep2 Il. II. GILL.
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A CCORDEONS, Symphonies, Flutinas, at
II prices TO suit at Bargelt's,
ALSO
Agent for Peloubet, pelsons s Cos. Cabinet
Organs, Melodeous, &C.: at
sar 1o-ss
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ALSO KEEP THE VERY REST COOK

ALSO KEEP THE VERY BEST COOK
ING STOVES that are made. Also, the
celebrated EXCELSIOR REFRIGERATOR the
pest In use; Timed Safes, Tin Ware in abundance
Wholesale and retail. l also have fine lot of
WATER COOLERS and ICE CREAM FREEZ-
EkS, to which invite the attention of my nu-
merous friends l cordially invite all persons
coming to town to call on me and examine for
themselves. guarantee all sell and what
say.
Roofing and Spouting, in town or country,
promptly attendended to. ENOCH GRIMES,
43. King street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
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VIRGINIA, To Mr.
' Clerks 0Hics of the
nandoah, for the uonth Of
Zachariah ShirlG,
AGAINST
John II. Arnold and o;h7
In Chancery and an dc
The object of this sun
yided interest of John L,
both real and personal
Joseph Arnold, died 81
same, either separately
Court may deem exped
ceeds of his said inteyy
payment Of the followii|
plainants, viz Sixty dj
of date of August 3D.
mand, and subject 10
interest paid, and tho
due by single bill,
and due on demand, 81
years interest paid.
It appearing by sat
the defendants, John
mold, Harvey Grose
ore not inhabitants Of
That the said defendan
in one month after due
do what is necessary /
that a copy of this on
newspaper printed i 1
for four successive Y
at the front door Of
county, on the 61
Court. A Cop
w&W P q. ~
Nov. - ~
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EE,
To Daniel Cow
|sife Complain
ltor of the last
swander, decd
Walker and Ain>
unknown Chill
>pefendants.
le,
6f the de-
ate of Jacob
a decree of the
rendered in q
1868. pending
overstone and
&C., at which
to attend.
snissioner Of
1868
Comm'r.
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erstone and En-
ant, and Jacob
will and testament
Samuel NJ. Lantz, Phi
ry Magdalene his VIII
dren, Lucy Ann Bart
You are hereby moi
ed the 9th day Of Del
of John Haas, in w
and q ijust the exec
PENDANT. Jacobhd
Niswander, decd,
County Court of She
suit in Chancery at Nd
in said Court, between ]
wife, and Jacob Lantz e
time and place, YOU are
Given under my ham
the said court, the 10th
G.
Nov. 19-4w
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Democratic State Ticket,
For Governor,
COL. ROBERT e. WITHERS,
Of Lynchburg.
For Lieutenant Gocernor,
GEN. JAMES A. WALKER,
Of Pulaski.
For Attorney General,
JOHN L. MAYRE, JR.,
Of Fredericksburg.
For Congressman at Large,
COL. MARMADUKE 10 HIN so
Of Richmond.
For State Senate,
LEWIS HUCK, Esq,
Of Frederick.
For the House Of Delegates,
DIR. J. l.. CAMPBELL,
Of Woodstock.
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The Surrender of CadiZ.

Paris, Dec, A. The Moniteur pub
fishes the following important intelligence
from Madrid The insurgents in Cadiz,
yielding to the terms set forth in the pro-
clamation issued by General Caballero de
Roda, surrendered yesterday, and the peo-
pie have given up their arms to the gov
eminent. The government troops nov
hold all quarters Of the city.
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Cash & PRODUCE STlBE.
" E ARE NOW OPENING OUR FALL

1t Rules held in the
County Court of She
\ ovembcr 1868
Plaintiff,
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June lily
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PRICE OF THE BOOK sl.Oo.
&zs> Sent postpaid ON receipt Of the price. ~
Any person sending the names of five or more
subscribers may retain % per cent. of the amount
his commission. Address
d. w. PRESCOTT, NJ D.
Edinburg, Shenandoah Co., Va.
Dec. 3, 1S6S.-4t
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DAVID II. WALTON.