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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-04-30

II is difficult to realize The situation which
we have reached in the South. The mind is
stupehed at the initiation Of negro domination.
Ii is a waking nightmare, whose horrible sha-
DOW cannot be pierced by the struggling facul-
tles-a spell that neither the senses nor reason
can dissolve The only escape from such a
tate IS that which the stout and the resolute
always cover from the storms and floods of an
unpropltlous fortune. Resolved to swim, thew
breast the tempestuous waves with heroic
hearts and sinewy arms, unterrifed and undis-
couraged, confident, that if but true to them
selves, they were not born to be drowned. In
such aspirit should the white people of Virgi-
MA buffet with the rude surges that br ak over
them In the moment of adversely; in such a
spirit should they beat down the heaving bosom
OF the dark hood in which they struggle; in
such spirit should they wrestle with the swift
and the swollen current of this revolutionary
period, which has submerged all the ancient
landmarks, has subverted the foundations of
the Federal Government, has swept away the
sentiment of constitutional liberty at the
North, and is now raging like bowling
waste OF waters over the lately fair and love-
ly vistas of the South.
CHARLES I. DUNCAN, of Scott,
ADOLPHUS HARRIS, of Nelson,
j. W. BROADUS, of Amherst.
J. C. SOUTHALL, of Albemarle,
J. NJ. FRENCH, of Bland,
JOSEPH A. WADDELL, of Augusta,
POWELL HARRISON, of Augusta,
HUGH LEE, of Roanoke
VIM. MCLAUGHLIN, of Rockbrdge,
LEWIS LINKENHOKER, of Botetourt,
JOS. I. CAMPBELL, of Washington,
EUSTACE GIBSON. of Giles,
J. C. GIBSON, of Rappahannock,
N. BERKELEY, of Loudoun,
f. C. S. HUNTER, of King George,
G r. COWAN of Russell,
NJ F. ROBERTSON, of Franklin,
JAMES GIBBONEY, of Wythe,
J, FL. THOMPSON, of Smyth,
GEORGE Z. PLASTER, of Loudoun,
JOHN L. MAhYE, Jr., of Spottsylvania,
R. TAYLOR SCOTT, of Fauquier,
B. F. LEWIS. of Prince William,
JOSEPH MAYSE, of Bath,
MOSES WALTON, of shendoah,
NORVAL WILSON, of Frederick,
JOHN J. GRAVATT, of Caroline,
GEORGE W. RUST, of Page,
j. Nc. KENNERLY, of Clarke.
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New Millinery Goods.
ISIS MARY MYERS

MISS MARY MYERS
I'VE Has just received tAe lat
est and most fashionable styles OF RONNETS,
HATS, FRAMES. RIBBONS. SILKS, Ma
LINES, FLOWERS and Wells which are
offered to the public at prices to suit the times
Bonnets, dresses, &C., made to order at shortest
notice. The ladies generally are invited to call
and examine her goods.
Woodstock, April 30 1868
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-04-30
Important Military Order.


ton evening before last, and yesterday
promulgated the following highly import
ant order:
HEADoRs. FIRST MILITARY DIST, }
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, Va, April "a, 1866.
To The People Of Virginia:
No appropriation having yet been made
by Congress to defray the expenses of an
election in Virginia, for ratification or re-
lection of a constitution, and revision Of
registration preceding such election,
am not now authorized to order the boards
Of registration to carry into effect the ord
nance Of the Convention providing for
such election
If Congressional action upon the sub
ject be SO long delayed that the election
cannot properly be held at the time ap-
pointed by the Convention, June 2nd,
Congress will substitute later day, of
which due notice will be given.
j. NJ ScoF1ELD,
M
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
: ALL A BILE LINVILL'S CREEK
FARM FOR SALE

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
AS Agent for Rev. William H. Ruffner, will offer
fer sale, at public auction, on the promises,
o" NednesdoytAe 10Th dag qfJune, 1868,
A Tract Of ITO AoresHof Land.
adjoining the lands of Derrick Pennybacker,
Henry l.. Hope and others, on Linvilrs Creek,
and IS the same tract which wac purchased or J.
N. ihggett The improvements on this tract
consist of comfortable LOG d WELLING
HOCSE, Kitchen, Smoke house ond other out
buildings. There three springs of never
falling water this tract. This is one of the
most desirable und valuable little farms in the
county OF Rockinkham, being located in the very
henri Of the tar-tamcd Linyille's Creek Valley.
Also, at the same time and place a tract of
81 4 Crcss adjoining the lands Of Mrs. Lincoln
and Mrs. Cochenour. and is part of the old Dr.
Winfield tract. The last named trast is Timber
Land, CT very superior quality Of Timber.
TERMS:-One-thir of the purch use money to
be paid on the first day of August 1858, and the
residue in three equal annual payments thereafter,
all Wit interest from the day Of sale: the purch-
aser to give bond with good personal security,
and the title to be retained as ultimate security
April 30-ts $40 GEO. CHRJSMAN
S~W oodstocl Herald publish till sale, mark
cost, and send account to Register office.-Req.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ WOODSTOCK, April %, 1868.
Rhesa Allen, guardian, &C., comp't,O
Joseph NJ. Allen, &c, defendants.
To Reuben Walton, adm'r of Edward Walton
Joseph NJ. Allen and Mary C. his wife, Jesse
Walton, isaac Hickman and Rebecca his wife,
Lamor Walton, Josephine Walton, Samuel
Walton, Catherine Walton, Morgan Moore and
(of Saml,) William T. Krebs and Kate Z.
and Edgar W., infants, Samuel A. Miller, admir-
Of c. T. Walton, decd, and the admir- of Sam'
Walton decd.
Take notice, that I have appointed the 18th
day OF May next at nv Office in Woodstock. to as
certain whether any Of the debts and egacies d.
rected to be paid BY decree rendered in a chan
Gerry cause pending in this court in the name of
Edward Watons admir- VS.. Samuel Walton's
admir-, &c. have beer paid, if any, which and to
whom, and out ofwhat funds. Also take an ac-
count showing what amount, if any, is due the
widow Of Edward Walton, decd, out Of the pro-
ceeds of any real estate sold, so far as the same
has not been ascertained under the former de-
crees, and after deducting such sum and all out
standing debts and legacies, the payment of which
has been directed by said former DEGREES, and the
costs Of this suit show the amount due to the sew
eral heirs interested in the residuum Of said fund
Also an accom-. cualisng SAL ' n">"s and ascer-
tain what amount should be con,r,vusccd by any OF
the other heirs towards the payment of tho debts
and legacies charged under the will of Samuel
Walton, dec'd-pursUant to decree of the cir
cult court of Shenandoah county, rendered in
this cause April 3, 1868. Given under nv hand
as commissioner OF said court, the day first afore
said. j. HAAS, Geese
April 49, 1668-4wSl0
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Without endorsing all the views presented in
the foregoing address, fully concur in the
conclusion arrived at that the Constitution
to be submitted to the people Of Virginia for
their ratification rejection viii not secure
the ends Of good government, and ought to be
rejected WILLIAM L. OWEN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-04-30
7 y u ;
Major General

An estimate of the money necessary for
an election to ratify or reject the constitu-
ton, and for revision of registration, was
sent By the General to Washington in Jam
uary and was renewed in March, when it
was laid before Congress. Action upon it
has probably been delayed by the impeach-
ment triol. Hence the necessity for the
above order = WHiq.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
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NO D.n,o,1 owl, v,v, and deeds, and hope, parsOD,

my manifold evil ways and Deeds ana nole' P'OD'
ySI @ and pSy cb rG IKE speeches not said with the
sIes Of dT0e5y Svs and 0s iIVuIS manner
buen nin nToper He never seemed IN haste 70 tnlh
the conversation Hg iISw Of s sb and admit
ttin eycrv argument and bringing u home upon hlnse1
UrI s,'c6 zeal that Dr. Buell. found nothing 10 do. As
the good left an ndescrbabe sense 1I irth twl MN
ked in Tommys eyes, and happy was the emo that
laughed and bubbled with fun and conryed some
new plaything reOiced the urchn with some queer
story, and sent him home happy as KING
Several other subordinate characters In the story
afford Mr. Beecher an opportunity for the indulgence
Of the fun and frolc with which his nature over
flows and win not fail to find place in the cabinet
of the lovers of comic situations by their odd and
humorous originality. Among these, we can only
refer to Deacon Jerry Marble the kindest heart that
ever bubbed, who "spilt over with merry good
nature" and who Seemed afflicted when obliged to
be sober r"-the strong-featured, strOng-mnded, but
true-hearted Agate Bssell.-Pete Sawmill, the big,
brawny, dOuble-fsted. laughter-loving negro, like
William of Delorane, always good at need the
pensve sexton and undertaken, Mr.. Turfmould,-
and not forgetting the quizzical horsefancler,
Hiram Beers one of the Omnprcsent personages OF q
country village, who expected folks TO call him
Beers, or Hiram Beers, only on Sundays when he had
his go-to-meetin' clothes on, but weekdays went
and came on Hiram" The more prominent
personages in the story, though happily i'm
agined and well sustained, are not SO charac-
teristic as the subjects taken from the lower
social strata which always stimulate the merry
vein of the author to exuberant outpouring Oh VI
vacty and humor. We began with saying that
Norwood" should not be regarded in the light OF an
imaginative work and readers who take 1t up with
this view may very probably be disappointed in its pc
rusa but we close notice with the assurance that
il bears the decided impress of the genius OF the au-
thor and that is only another namefor the passionate
love of nature salient and sparkling humor and
an equal gift for depicting the noble and admirable
traits of human character, and its grotesQue and
| whimsical manifestations
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-03
Thanksgiving Proclamation

TN ACCORDANCE WITH CUSTOM INAUs.
utated by the fofefathers of American Civiliza-
tion, and in conformity with Proclamation is
sued by the President of the United States, 1,
the Acting Governor Of the State Of Nevada, do
hereby appoint AMI set apart, as a day Of PUBLIC
THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER,
Thursday, the Goth day Of Nove.a-
| Der A. u. 1865;
And I do hereby earnestly recommend to the
| people Of this favored Commonwealth. that upon
that day, in the churches at the family altar and
IN the social circle, we each and ALL in humbleness
of heart. and with full sense of our dependence
upon Him who is the giver of every good and per-
feet gift, with accord lift up our voices in
words and tones of thankfulness for the many snd
long continued blessings which have been shower
ed upon us by His benefcent hand.
fold:
We have lived to this Nation saved from ito
enemies and have been blessed with the harb-
niger of Peace.
Our eyes have been given to behold the glad
signs of coming political tranquility throughout
the length and breadth of this too long agitatsd
land.
Through that benign Providence which permiss
the rain to descend upen the just and the unjust
we have been blessed with plentiful harvests
The steady Development Of the old and rho
discovery of the mines have added to oar
Prosperity, and given US encouraging assurances
for the future.
While upon either hand pestilence and disaster
have fallen upon the people, We, Of Nevada
have been mercfully exempted from such dis
tressful visitations.
While offering to the Throne Of Grace our hum
bic acknowledgements Of these merciful DISPENSE
tons. let US not forget to ask. in like spirit that
they be prolonged to u, to the Nation and to the
orld trusting and believing that our best hope
and largest assurance lies in the Amgh ty hand Of
Him who yuleth the nations.
And LET US remember the poor. the sick and the
inf rtunste, and do what lies within our power
TO alleviate their poverty, suderisgs and distress.
- In witness whereof have bsreasto -
L. S. my hand and caused to be adh1ed the
49, Great Seal Of the State Of Nevada. Dose
II Csrson City, this tAs I'D day Of October q. 4
Sos. JAMES q. SUNDERLAND.
Acting Governor Of Nevada.
Attest
C. N. NorEwARR
Secretary OF State. oeo4td
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-03
VOTERS OF EMPIRE PRECINCT

Lcngabangh. Samuel
lockwood, A J
Longabaugh. j 7
Lampman, Charles
Lang, NJ
Lachapelle, Dosits
Miller, n s
Mccormick. joseph
Mason, John
McManus, Peter
Muntinga, Siebo
Mark, Joseph
Mcdonald, William
Marsden, II l.
McPhi erS. Daniel
Miller, G w
McPhurson, B D
Murphy, 7 J
Mann, William B
Miller. John
Aiathewson, Robert
Mcmahon, X i
A;ullin, James
Mendenhall, S
Mcleod, William
Morris. James
May, John W
Nicholson, Otto
Mclaughlin, NJ
Marti W o H
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-03

Or. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS,

These Pills ara now acknowledged by the Nell.
cal Fraternity to b, the only safe, mild and eff
e.cious remedy 70 be depended on in long Standing
Cases OF suppression, irresularity, or stopping o.
the functions of nature the neglect of which is
thu source of such deplarable effects the female
frame. In no case should these Pill. be ken
when the patient has reason to believe she is
HScIs srE. Price S.. Remit the amount a above
AMI they will be forwarded with fail directions for
usa. CURED AT HONE.
Patients r-sidin. in any part Of the St,te, how
distant. who my desire medical advice On
their respective cases. ard who think proper TO sub
NIT written statement Of such in preference, 10
holding personal interview, are assured that their
communications viii be held most sncred.
All letters and money must be addressed
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z Z I Z E 0 I'D Lam D S
IN VkDA.

It. =. n 8,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
agent end Attorney for the Cen-
tTai Pacific Railroad Company
fer their Lands in the
STATE OF Nevada.
Persons desiring to purchase Land in the State
of Nevada, belonging to the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, should make immediate applica-
ton to me, at my Office, in
Sweeney's Building, Carson City,
Nevada.
Carson City, June Is, 1868.