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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14
John RandoIph's Black Colony.

The fairest experiment on any scale of
magnitude that has been made in this coun-
try to test tfe capability of negro COM
munity 10 maintain ITSELF was the notable
one made By the celebrated John Randolph,
Of Roanoke, who, by his WILL emaneipated
considerable number of his slaves, who
were subsequently, settled on good land in
the free State Of Chic Fhe latest men
ton of the negroes We find in the Cincin-
natti Enquirer, and it com,s from gem
tie man who resided for some time near
ohm Randolph's colony of blacks. His
statement is that the original settlers were
established on farms having good houses
and fences, and we'll stocked with domestic
animals and implements and requirements;
that their condition was better than that of
the small; even moderate, farmers of the
neighborhood, but now what remains of
them and their defendants are sunk into a
state of barbarism, Stunned by their neigh
bors, except the Quakers, who will extend
charity to and communicate with them
that their houses are dilapidated. their
fences rotted down, their fields grown up
in briars, and their animals and inp!e-
ments long since gone.- Wing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14
Shenandoah Herald.
ODSTOCK, VA.
THURSDAY. MAY IA, 1868
THE CAMPAIGNS OF GEN. FORREST
AND OF FO2REST'S> CAVALRY

This work, by Gen. Thomas Jordan and
). L. Pryor, has just been issued from the
press, and is one of the most absorbing chap
tiers of war in this or any other country. The
deeds of Gen. Forrest commanded the wonder
of foes as they secured the unboupdcd ADM,
ration Of friends in the day of strife. No cav
airy commander of modern times achieved so
much for the cause in which he welded the
sabre, and few examples in history have equal
led him in the boldness Of his enterprises and
the splendors of his success. His personal
! daring and achievements place his name III
Ijuxtaposition with the highest on the list of
knigthhood and chivalry, and invest his mill.
/ tary career with the charming interest of his
! toric romance. He was always the champion
in his corps and never ordered his men where
he hesitated to lead.
This resume OF his campaigns, even now,
reads like the weired stories of the middle ages
! and cannot fail to be most thrilling of all the
stories of The war. Yet it is in every respect
authentic, giving only facts. 1t was written
and compiled from historic material, and ev-
cry fact stated is susceptible Of the clearest
proof. His contemporaries will read it SIS
history Of which they were themselves cogni-
zant and posterity will hold ii as the record
of all that is brilliant and chivalreus in the
cavalry service 1t is written in remarkably
oIetr anu PeEeplcuouS style, anu stamps Inc
authors us emnently fitted to the task. It's
typographical execution is unsurpassed. 1t
has four full size steel plate engravings-Gen
Forrest, Gen. Chalmers, Gen. Buford and Gen
W. II. Jackson. Also, splendid medallion
on steel, of his staff, consisting of Col NJ
c. Galloway, Major J. P. Strange. Major c.
V. Rambant, Major G. S. Severson, Surgeon
J. W. Cowan, Capt. J. W Morton, Capt C. V.
Anderson, and 1t. Vim. Nj Forrest, Aid de
Damp. Also portraits of Gems. Frank G. Arm
strong, Alex. N. Campbell, Col. Jeff. E. For
rest and the intrepid Miss Emma Samson.
The work is sold only by agents, and every
one should embrace the first opportunity to
secure copy. The publishers, J. P. Miller
< "a, Philadeip hia, Pa, assure us that the
work is meeting with the greatest favor where
ever introduced, one agent taking orders for
eighty copies in one week, and another eighty
two in two days.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14
IMPORTANT SUIT DECIDED. letter

IMPORTANT SUIT DEoIDED.-A letter
from Christ;ansburg, Va to the Richmond
Enquirer says:
The case of R. T. Foster & Co., late
brokers of the city of Richmond, against
the Bank of the Valley in Virginia, at
Christiansburg. occupied five days of the
court, and was brougl4; to an end Oh the
Odd, by the jury finding for the defend
| ants. This was Il very important case. in.
volving in the end some seventy thousand
dollars in gold A brief history of the
case is as follows:
In June, 1868, one Henry E. Den
drew bills Of exchange on bank in Lon
don for G12,00 sterling, and made said
bills payable TO Charles g. Gardner, CASH
Ter of the Bank Of the Valley in Virginia
at ChriStianshurg. Mr.. Gardner endorsed
the several bills III blank. us follows: c.
B. Gardner, Cashirr.-These bills were
sold in the market Of Richmond
two thousand pounds of which were bought
by the plaitifs, who sent them to London
for payment They were protested both
for non-reception and n-payment, and
returned.
Suit was brought against the bank. the
plaintiffs alleging that they were innocent
purchasers for value, without notice of any
defect in the bills. The defendants dcni-
ed any authority on the part of their CASH
Ter to buy or to endorse bills of exchange;
they denied that the endorsation was an
accommodative one, and proved that it vas
done by Mr. Gardner without their knowl-
edge or consent, and that the Bank had
no interest in the bills.
The case turned upon instructions CIV
en- by the court to the jury For the
plaintiffs, Mr.. Roberts opened, followed
on his side by Francis,L Smith, of Alex
audria, Bolivar Christian and William Fl.
Mcfarland For the defence the cass
was opened by Major J. c Taylor. who
was followed by Hon. W. R. Staples.
Judges Crump and Daniel. The law was
fully and ably discussed. The court pros
nounced the law as expounded by the do
PENDANTS in their instructions. to be for
the defendants, and the jury found accofd=
ingly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14
The Abyssinian Expedition.


The Abyssinian expedition has been
crowned with prompt and complete sue
cess. Theodore met the British in the
open field with five times their numbers;
but his barbarians broke and fed upon the
first collision Theodore retired into his
stronghold Of Magdala, under the prntec-
ton o. twenty eight peices of artillery and
''impregnable' forti6cations The ''im-
pregnable" gave way under few hours
working of the Armstrong gun, and dash
OF the British stormers occupied the eta
del almost without resistance Theodore
was found dead with bullet through his
head; but whether he died by his own
hand or in battle, is not known A great
deal of plumber in gold crowns. jewels, and
$40, 600 in silver, were taken. The six-
ty captives, ON whose account the expedi-
ton was undertaken, were found well, and
being happily liberated, are on their way
home. The success of this encounter be-
tween barbarism and civilization is emf
nently gratifying. The enterprise was
admirably conducted from the beg ginning
The march of column over three hum
dred miles Of rough, unprovided wilder
ness, and the immediate destruction of the
barbarian army as soon as reached, with
only the loss Of a man killed, and less than
a score wounded, is one Of the most admi-
rable feats Of history The effect of this
achievement upon the African populations,
must be great. --Bo1tineore Ep INctLodist
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14

FEMALE SUFFRAGE.-A letter from Wash
ington says: An unusually strong move
ment is developing itself in favor of female
suffrage in the District of Columbia, and
petitions in furtherance of that object will
soon be presented to Congress in numbers.
The petitioners urge that the District be-
ing under the absolute control of Congress
furnishes excellent experimental ground,
and insist, among other things, that the
women are as capable of voting az the
freedmen. The municipal election which
takes place in Washington early in June
is already the occasion of great local ex-
element
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14

KILLED BY SHE'LL. yesterday, about
2 o'clock, two Germans in the vicinity of
Matthias Point, on the Potomac, who were
cutting wood, discovered an unexploded
81 pound shell, and being ignorant of re-
suits, attempted to ignite the powder in it
with friction matches. Failing in this,
they built pile of wood over the shell,
and set it on fire In very short time
the shell exploded, tearing and mangling
both the Germans in horrid manner
They were put on board the Potomac
steamer Express to be taken to Washing
ton, yesterday evening, but it was suppos-
ed that neither of them would reach Wash
ington. alive.-Fredericksbury Herald
April 30th.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14


Cardinal Wolsey once said that in polit-
ical times you can get jury that will
bring in a verdict that Abel killed Cain,
Mr.. Euarts
And it was British magistrate who.
being told by vagabond that he was not
married, RESPONDED, " That's a good thing
for your wife"
1t is said that it makes no difference
whether the spring is early or late, on the
18th of June; by that time. one year with
another, vegetation has made about the
same progress,
A Kentuckian has invented churR
which will make pound Of butter from 4
pint Of milk.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14
THE LIFE OF JEFFERS ON DAVIS, BY

THE LIFE OF JEFFERS ON DAVIS, BY
FRANK Il. ALFRIEND. Published by the Ma
tonal Publishing Co., Richmond, Va.
We have given this work an examination,
and take pleasure in saying that it contains a
faithful and truthful history of the eventful
career of Mr. Davis, and particularly his con-
nection with the late rebellion, so called Mr.
Davis is acknowledged to have been one of the
most distinguished statesmen and leading spir.
its ia directing the efforts of the South to defend
herself against the encroachments Of the rad
zeal party. The work before us does ample
justice to Mr.. Davis and to the cause which he
50 zealously and faithfully identified himself
with, both before and during the war. TIE
work can be purchased of the agents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14
THE MAY NUMBER OF THE OLD GUARD

The contents of the present issue of The
OLD GUARD are of especial interest Il. ''Fae
Nature of the Rump Revolution by the Edi-
tor 2. ''Astorro Manfred' (continued). The
two chapters, X. AMI XII, Caesar Borgia and
his Evil Genius, and The Abduction, are full
of power. 3. Dead Under the Boses''-Chap-
tiers XI. and XII, "When the Heavens Look
Troubled Thus. Earth Can't be Long at Peace
4. Chime Eyes (poetry); 1.-THE Ivy and the
oak" (poetry); ''Epigram (poetry) s'Those
Eyes poetry. 5: Types Of Mankind (by
DR.. Van Evrie) The Esquimax. 6. "Sub Ro-
sa,' Maiden's Love Story. I. ''Moral and
Intellectual Characteristics of Savage Races
8. 'Horrible Persecution in the South g.
''Pendleton' $ Plan" 10. sis the Democratic
Party United % IL. ''Hlstory of the Tenure of
Office Bill" u ''Our Book Table," showing a
very choice selection of dishes; and the Ed
tors Table, which is well sustained, completes
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GUARD yet issued. Single copies, 25 SCENTS 50
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14

A Lottery Prize.

ST.. Louis, April 2o.-William Glas-
gov, member of the firm Of Glasgow
Brothers, a heavy grocer in this city has
just won half Of the capital prize in the
Madrid lottery, amounting to $75, 900 in
gold. Mr.. Glasgow has been spending
the winter in Havana, where he purchas-
ed the ticket
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14

II PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAP.
IlAIR and Tooth Brushes at BARGELTS
Cheap Store, Woodstock.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-05-14

z EIGHT day, and Thirty hour clock, a
d BARGELT'S Cheap Book Store W Woodstock
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Thou rainest in this BOSOM" as the
man said when basin of water was thrown
over him by the lady be vas serenading,
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It was Scotch woman who said that
the butcher of her town only killed half a
beast at time.
A Dutchman who said pig had no ear
marks except short tail.
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