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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23

The LATE INDIAN 6IGIFr.-Omaha
dispatches say that Gem Augur retErned
from Fort Sedgwick on the 18th Gen.
Carr's victory is more complete than
first reported. Over 1000 horses and
mules were captured, with d large
quantity of POWDER and nearly five
tons of buffalo meat. Among the killed.
is the noted chief Standing Bull. About
$500 in money was found in the camp,
which was given to Mrs. Neizal,
white woman reeaptured.- This was
the same body ct indians who last year
fought Gen. Forsythe, and recently
committed depredations in Kansas
Lieutenant Beecher, of the Pioneer
Scouts, reports meeting small numbers
OF Sioux Indians on the Republican,.
Three of them were killed and three
wounded.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23

A family in Brownstown, Jackson,
county, Ind. has small pox, of which
two children have died. The disease is
supposed to have been caught in the
following manner. Some IL years ago.
family living III the same house, had
it. The clothes OF the sick were slowed
away in a garnet where they have re-
manned till short time ago. a little
girl belonging to the family living
there now, took them down, and opened
them. Sire took the disease, and COM
municated it to the family, and two
children have died of the complaint.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23

A large tent, which will seat fifteen
hundred persons, was dedicated in Chi
caeo, on the 14th. and is to- be used in
furnishing Kansas with regular service
in the regions where there are yet no
churches. ''Let us have peace"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23
EDITORIAL LETTER PROM CHICAGO.

or for ChieagO-Relecti0ns- delightful
Ride-Hank 10we-A., r. 4 3. p. X.
R-A Lion Tamed--T0peka--L
Kansas City Bridge-HaRnfbal e st. 10.
Overlooked with Water-CrOps In IIli-
nOiS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23

Six steam gunboats are being fitted
out in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for inn
mediate service.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23
+. r. HoLDEKMAN & BRO.
SfI.aNed.

r the 9th of June, 1869. two large bay
mares. one about rs hands high; right hind
foot white: collar marks. The other Is hands
high; white or glass eye; collar marks; also
saddle marks. Any information leading to the
recovery Of the above animals will be suitably
rewarded.
1881 JOHN TALBERT.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23

Ben Wade proposes to stump Ohio
for Governor Hays.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ROR RUREEYIMR THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex.
~ eellent medicine enjoys,
~A marvellous. Inveterats
cases Of Scrofalous dis.
* seemed saturated with
Paridcd and cured BY Il.
r. ScrOfuIons affections and
- disorder ", WHICH :hH were az
fo1s c0ntaminaslon until
cured in such great numbers In almost every sec.
ton Of the country that the public scarcely need 70
Scrofaloas poison lie one Of the most destructive
enemies Of oar race Often, this unseen and unfelt
and invites the attack OF eneebling fatal diseases,
winont exciting sSsP.c,o1 Of iss prSss e. As.n
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other OF ts hideous FORMS either on tho
sles may be suddenly depcsited IN the ilnEs or
Re 90 Sg ennoSs On On me me or 81 a a
atoms on some pari of the body. Hence the ocee-
Vissble, even when no active symptoms Of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com.
feHgttSi. cure, by the use or this s1RsXPzRfL-
Ia: 81. AnthonHs ESre, Rose OF ErSstPetass
visible forms OF SeroTsIosss disease. Also IN he
%ssrs D;sssse ,0fRs M. =.
and Ehe various 01ceToSs a6ectsOns Of ne m1sca.
SgphGlis or Yessercal and HeressSss Diseases
are cured by 1t, though long time IL required fog
But long continued use Of this medicine win ears
the complaint. LeNcOSrhes or Whites, Uterine
UTcerGfiesss, and Female Diseases, are com.
ynonIy soon relieved and ultimately cured by It's
purifying and invigOrating effect. Minute Dfrees
tons for each case found In our Almanac, sap
piled gratis. RkeSsAafiSSs and Cost When
caused by Accommodations Of extrene0us matters
In the blood, yield quickly TO Il, a. also LtcsF
asaesoE Of the Lfeer, and Jassdsoe, when sfising.
blood: This SIRS1P%RIIIT Z sJ great re Re.
storer for the strength and yigor Of the SYSTEM.
Those who are LaNsgssid and LgeIes0, Desp0st-
deSsf, SgepDIeas and troubled with Nerves. Aa-
PrehenstsnS or FeGrs, or any Of the a6ecttons
symptomafic OF WeakaeSs, VIII End immediate
relief and convincing evidence Of its restorative
power upon trial.
PREPARED By
PraetteaT Gs6 AnaIvtteas CAsAsSsts.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23

The reputation thls en-.
cellent medicine enjoys,
II derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveferat0
cases Of Scrofilous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by Il.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were aK-
gravated by the scrofu-
-. -sfH
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23
Woodstock and Iron.

And in fact everything to be found in first
cash i'm hand.
knowing that goods can be sold cheaper
for cash in hand than tbey can credit, we
shall adhere strictly To the pay-lOwn system.
Isy strict attention To business and low prices
we expect to merit and receive liberal share
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says MIR. Whittlesev
to-day fled in the House of Representatives
protest against the admission of Mr.
Lewis Mckenzie, member elect from the
Alexandria district, and also a notice of
contest of The claim of Mr.. Mckenzie to
the seat. The objection that is urged
against Mr.. Mckenzie is that in 1861 he
voted in the Virginia Legislature for
resolution calling out militia to resist the
coerclve measures which the United States
authorities were about to set in motion.
The committee on elections declines to in
innate what it will probably do in this or
any other Virginia case Tie Porter
party, representing the extreme radicals
OF the state presented written arguments
against the admission of the State. to the
reconstruction committee to day." We
are of the opinion, we have already repea-
teadly expressed, that the effort to prevent
Mr.. Mckenzie from taking his seat, vii,
Tall, and that when the other members
from this State are admitted, he will be
also.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16

made very little progress with the census
bill, and oniy-reaehed the twenty second
section. Mr.. Butler introduced another
bill for amnesty in exceptional eases. It Is
thought that before the end of the pres
ent Congress general amnesty act will
be reported. Tie hanking aud currency
committee was directed to inquire into the
causes Of the late gold excitement in New
York. A resolution was offered instruct
ing the judiciary committee to Inquire
whether lewis Mckenzie. of Alex piria,
is entitled to seat in the Hose. 1t was,
however. laid on the table, as it involved
the question Of the constitutiouality Of the
rotrocession of Alexandria county to Vir-
ginia. A bill was passed to remove pc
litical disabilities from number of South
ern citizens.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16
Fiendish Negro Outrage in Mitchell
COunty-speedy RetributiOn OF the
Til, NASHVILLE, December 4, 49,

Til, NASHVILLE, December 4, 1869.
Editor Of Sueanaoh Repubiican
1t grieves me to pen. the history of an
other one Of those dainnable outrages that
have become so common of late in our un
reconstructed State.
The outrage in question was perpetrated
upon the person OF "a respectable lady, Mrs
Johnston, in Mitchell county, on last
tuesday, by an immense black rascal by
the name Of William lee 1t appears
that Mrs Johnston had retired for the
night, with 10 one lii the house but very
small child. and the first intimation that
any enc was near was the door being
broken open and the fend standing before
ner. She asked the negro where her
husband was-ile being in his employ, and
had been for some time 1t was then that
he informed her Of his hellsh Intentions
he Immediately seized an axe and at
tempted to defend herself whereupon
the negro took the axe FROM her, and at
the same time struck her with stick
which lie Lad in his hand, knocking her
senseless Upon res.oratsol to cease Gus
ness she discovered that she had been
dragged about forty yards from the house
The negro not being satisfied with what
he had done, then stamped with his in
lernal feet on her throat and in her face
She became unconscious for the time, and
and whilst in this condition he finished
his helIish and damnaole work.
he above statement was made TO me in
person by the injured lady. She is the
worst mutilated human creature about the
head that ever saw to live, and this hor-
rlble speotaele would pain the most har-
dened wretch in the world Her attend
lug physician thinks. with much care and
attention. she will recover, but il will be a
long time. This morning party of men
disguised as Old men, represented. that
they were the sheriffs of Mitchell county,
and demanded this iend, but they were
/ i.ssormed by the good lady of the jaiior
(t..a ia, lor being absent that she could not
deliver She. "egro to them. After some
parlayipg, toy succeeded in getting pos
session Of him. lie was thea taken
short distance from 10 Tn t'ai s'ioe' aoou'
daylight, two balls peuetra,>d h : oo''y anu
killed him. This afternoon he ce"ohe !.
suaImonad jury, the particulars Q, "aiV-
know GGthlng of. -.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16
DIRECTORS.

WILLIAM II. JOHNSON, of Johnson L
Hunt Wholesale Gr6cers,
WM. IL. POWERS, of Winston s Powers.
Wholesale Grocer8.
ALBERT ORDWAY, Treasurer Buckingham
Slate Company.
CHARLES 7. MORRIS, Morris & Co.'S su-
gar X etinery
G. A. PEPLE, Superintendent Manchester
Cotton Mills.
JOHN IL, TYLER, John II. and John Ty-
ler Jewellers.
MOSES MILLHISER, Wholesale dry GOODS.
TiOS S. BALDWIN, Clothier
JNO. NJ. GODDIN, Cashier Planters Bank
J, R. DONELL, Superintendent Western
Union Telegraph Company
ALEXANDER G. ROBERTSON, Cattle Bro
ker.
GEO. |. HERRING, Wholesale Grocer.
Il. l.. BROWN, of Brown, Jones i Co..
Wholesale Grocurs.
A, BODEkER. Druggist
S. Nj. ~ROSENBAuM, of S. & NJ Rosen-
baum, Dry Goods
EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Examine its Pamphlets before you insure.
1t is 10 your interest 10 do SO.
Principal Office: 1915 Main street.
HI chmoDd, Va.
AGENTS WANTED EVER YWHEREl
Dec. l6. II.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16

u E might have supposed that the Rad
ical faction had reached the lowest depths
in treachery, cut unfortunately. each day
unfoids some act of infanly more disgust
Jug than any which have preceded.
Their ASTON in reference to the State OF
Georgia. exhibits so much treachery, that
We max wxll conclude that tle-e is 10 act
however distGnorab!e, or lnfsm0Hs that
will not receive the support Of the pres
CIT Congress, if it be deemed necessary
to preserve their fast decayiDg party.
Georgia after complying With the condi-
tions Of Sle reconstruction acts, was ad
mitied TO her rights as State in the I'm
ion. Having been so admitted she
stands upon the same basis as Pennsylva-
MA, massachusetts and other States. But
having committed the grerious offense of
casting her electoral vote for an honest
man in opposition to the present puppet
Of Radicallsm who occupies the presiden-
tial chair, she is 10 longer to be consid-
cred State, but at the suggestion of his
offended majesty is attrown back to the
chaotic state of the unreccnstructed.
With this President we may well ask, will
RECONSTRUCTION benefit u.s.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16
Valley News.

/, LAND SALE. = Mr. Henry Ripetoe sold,
GU tuesday last, to Northern Co. thlr'
teen hudred acres OF inountaiu land, near
Buffalo Gap for thirty thousand dollars.
The company propose to open coal niue
in few weeks Vutley Gryiniaa.
DECEASED. Thomas j. Vines, Of this
county. an employee on the b. & y. X
H., died from the effects Of being run over
BY a car at Grafton, whilsts endeavoriug to
adjust the coupling He was in his 24th
year. aud leaves ii wife aud child, with
many friends III this county, to mourn his
untlmely end-..Spirit Of JeGerson.
The Shenandoah Mills, on the Island
OF Virglnius, is now in the full tide OF sue
cessiul operation. The -four man llac-
tured, averages about 100 boIo. per day.
fhe receipts OF grain often amount 10
eighteen car loads per day. A switch has
been constructed TO the mill door, con-
Meeting with both the Baltimore AMI VIM
chester roads, for the reception of wheat
AID the loading of Flour. Spirit Of JET
.tefsoa.
ARRlvED.-The corps of engineers un-
der Capt Aiarbury, have returned from
the Aileghanies. They give very favor
able accounts. Col Bruco's party will
keep the field week or two longer, and
run more southerly line from the Cove
to the Valley turnpike and the rive:.
The country between the Shenandoah aud
the South Branch mountain will then have
been pretty thoroughly surveyed. The
best line, ali things consIdered, viii proba-
bly, be that by Winchester. - Winchester
4NeaUs.
HowELLsvILLE AGAINST THE World. =
We will put Howellsviie, Warren county,
Va, against the world. A gentleman
of veracity, residing iu that ighborhood.
informs US tbas within the past six
mouths, there have been thirteen chill
dren DO rn at Howelisyiie Of these ten
! came in pairs, and the other as tripEets
and of the thirteen children, twelve are
boys. This looks like another rebelii Oh
= Winchester Times.
SAD ACCIDENT We have been inform
ed that MIR Lemuel H. Riuker, met with
quite serious and painful accident at bis
Saw-Mill. near Nj jackson, on Saturday
last. We have not ascertained exactly
how the accident occurred, but it resulted
iii the breaking OF his jaw-bone in two
! places, the loss Of his jsw-teeth and split
ting of both lips. Accidents with circular
saws are OF frequent occurrence out We
hope that those using them will, by grea
prudence and care, be able TO avoid them
We regret to state that, to our last ac-
count, Mr.. Rinker was suffering much
pain. -Shen Valley.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16
Chr Sasnaatloaa aSesald
FrHiAsnEn WEEKLY Br
TROUT s. BILL.
Thursday Morning. December lc,lseo-

.GoMf3G, events cast their shadows be-
fore" The Legislature Of Virginia, if
ne understand their late course. are en-
titled to credit fer great Consistency f"
The "ioptleenth amendment. dislranctis-
ing tie white citizens, and the fifteenth,
enfranebising the llecil clement, 50 readi-
Il aua williagly passed and ratified by that
body, das well foreshadowed the coming
of shat dslectable COMMITTEE from the
j legislature, to his august parsonage,
j;east Butler, chairman Of the Congress
iaual Reconstruction Committee whose
duty II was 10 make "other pledges aud
promise the faithful performance Of "other
Conditions upon the part Of the good
sfay zafb5ss Ga hat fat 49ssfslaldrs aae
entrusted with powers and representative
tiscrehons. unusual or with authority to
ret beyond the requirements Of the Recon
f;ruction acts The good people of Viz
eirla expressed their willingness to 60
lack into the Union, under those acts, bu'
With Tie privilege from the President, OF
voting out the Objectionable features of the
constitution contained in the fourth and
fifth clauses. If this action does not hint
If usurpation Of authority net del
,gsicd, wien flat Legislature which
scrt a Committee to Washington, (the
Speaker Of the House, himself being the
Spokesman then We say this Committee
has not acted teeacherousl7 and has not
Initiated a.oGarcEial Essences. Where did
the Legislature get lis authority to act
outside snd beyond Reconstruction acts.
Their duties were limited, as far as re-
construction, was concerned, and they lluu
no mose right 10 appoint COMMITTEE"
TO crnge and fawn at the feet Of Radical
ism. than they had to pass test oath, or
resolve themselves into a perpetual aud
inhera,iye body legislative. Such pre-,
sumptive and degrading action will be
promptly reluLed by an intelligent people
Confidence is of so light texiur that a
lent can not be easily mendcd,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16

DIsTRIor CoUar.-rhis court met yes
terday. Present judges Dormrn. Boil
ing, and Weisiger' After consultation
the court determined to adjourn without
transaciing any business, on the ground
that this court ceases to exist AS soon as
the rev constitution goes into effect;
and as that is loble to occur any day find
ing the court, perhaps. in the midst of its
term, it was thought most advisable not
10 take up any business hence the ad-
fournment. This court will never meet
again.-Lyn -hbury Tirgimian
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16

Da, ScHospPE, who has been lately
tried and convicted of the murder of Miss
Steinlcke. of Baltimore, is having an ap-
peal made in his behalf, to avert the sen
'enee Of deata, by the German physicians
Of this country They contend that the
tests are not sufficient to determine the
presence Of poison, as experiments since
made have proven that prussic' acid can be
contained In the secrctions Of the stom-
sach. without previous admin stration Ct
that poison direct.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16

PAUL GERARD AND Ths Pretty OCro-
R0oN-AKE THEY Legally MARRIED p
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Post SAYS:
The marriage Of Mr Paul Gerard a
bfother-in law OF the Portuguese minister,
to Miss Nosmley, oetoroon girl, on
Tuesday last, is not, it seen MS, considered
legal under the French law, the groom
being at the preset time French citi-
zen. Uuder the LAYS of France no per
sou can marry without the consent OF the
parents, if these be living, or, if this be
refused, legal noti;e must be served on
them announcing the determination to
marry without such consent. In the
present instance Mr.. Gerard's family
protested against his marriage, and he
having neglected to serve the proper legal
notice upon them, in accordance with the
law, his marriage is not considered legal
by the French Legation here"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs. S
GOM MtSSIoNER'S OFFICE.

WoonsrocK, Va, September IT, 1860.
TO the Creditors Of the estate Of Daniel Shull
deceased, and all others concerned
You are hereby notified that at the request Of
d. e. Stickley, Executor OF Daniel Shui deceas-
ed, i have fixed upon Tuesday the 1lth day Of
January, 1919. at the Office OF Geo. w. Miey, at
Woodstock, Shenandoah county, Virginia, t.
take proof OF all debts or demands against said
Testator his estate, at which time and place
you are required to attend.
Given under my hand the day and year first
aforesaid. JOHN RICHARD,
h L SfieKLEY, p @ Dec IS ,-4w
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16

8aEcHgR the blood aud thunder war
preacher, ike his sister, has lately been
playing the moral hyena His COM
plicity 10 the Richardson-Ai acfarland
marriage. aud his purifsnioaE endorsement
Of the ilbestne and domestic scducer, not
becoming popular he tries to cover up his
cloven freeloge-ism foot by saying he did
not know the circumstances. He ought
now to thank Almighty God that his
prayers are never heard
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16
The general bill introduced by \

The general bill introduced by Mr.
Stewart of Nevada, to relieve the southern
people from the disabilities of the four
teenth amendment, if passed at all, must
meet very violent opposition from such
men as Sumner, Drake, Edmunds, and
Conkling. 1t requires two-thirds vote
in both Houses. Yet Ralidal senators
say 1t will at last pass their body. We
shall see. Mr.. Cameron remarked yes
terday: I'VE intend to admit all these
people to the full rights of ctize 1ship.
and the sooner we do it. the more grace
fully it will be done If we are to brip @
them here. let thea come at once" In
the mean time shoals of applicants are
pressing for special poraons - Hozh-
lagton letter baltimore Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16
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OF VIRGINIA.

1t is more Liberal to the Insurers than any
other company, and will eventually become
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DAVID B. CLARK, President
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-12-16

= VIRGINIA PENfTrNrrARY Ward well
superintendent of the Virginia penn
tertiary. stated before the Reconstruction
Committee Thursday that the institution
contained 493 negroes. Al whites who had
served in the Federal army, % who had
been in the Federal employment. and IS
or 20 Sho had been in the Confederate
service. The total numter of prisoners
be stated at 721.