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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

Grs BANGS lias prepared a EssoIusiou
on the sui.jecs ofsha ocaghiiion on Cnba,
which it is believed will be approved aud
soit the views Of gentlemen OF FL! -iiss in
the Hcuse OF Representatives.
Tas Geaefai has a rare faca!sy for su,s
ing all sides When he was giving sat
isfactien as > FEDERAL Comaandsr he wss
regarded by the Confederaey as a much
better Conmissary General Iadeed we
know Of cat one instance in which lie fail
cd to phase. which was wl,en he suffered
Dick Taylor 10 capture a supply of paper
collars from hiia. who said. Up uo;e on
seturning them, that be had boilaed then,
ioasted them, fried and siewel thea,. be-
could not make thcm paIsssble to his
men.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
The .cxtrene R,a;es,s in ao,sresaz

The extreme Radicals in Congress- are
not only pushing but e-stendiag their doc
trines. iealing to Il total suoversion of sll
the rights of the States. and co:apleie
revelation ia the government La the de-
bate on the Mississippi bill, in the Sen
ate. the Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Gas,tte says, Nj. n3waf1
formally announced the program,ne. The
clause In the constitution requiring til 9
General Governments to guarantee to cv-
cry State a Republican f1rai of Govern
meut.' is insisted upon as confsrrins tbs
power upon Congress 10 interpret its uioaa
ing ami to be tiie sole judge Of what con
stitutss isepahlicaa Gogerument Ono
would naturally have supposed that this
monssrous doctrine cnuld no. have been
made more ahnn!nable bat il was rcser-
we'd for Mr. Morton. Of Intisna, to adj
that Republication. as construed by Goa
gress, need not necessarily be the same in
the different St4les. That is to say, that
what Congress might deem Republican
State Government in MASSACHUSETTS,, i,
had the pow Ct to sag Wis rot Repu5li
San State Governments in Maryland.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
News Items.

The whe4. Is. reported - he al inch
Iii eh in kaneas.
Florida expects apiue. apps crop worth
500 ,UU0 aoxt year.
alrs. Marths W est is justice of sls
peace in 'Syon'ng fesrHofy,
In Newark. II j., James 7. Byrpe,
Indicted ca tins charge Of Duralng his VII
house 10 obtain the INSURANCE, has Teen
found guilty OF arson by tue jury.
Seven hundred ha,ters in Orange, N.
., are on strike to com pei the employers
to dissolve the society lately formed ioE
their own protection against strikes
4 nu mber of American emisrznts to
Brazil reached New York yesterday whose
return passage homo was paid 10y tbs
Bfazlilsn governulunt.
A grand military bail will be given al
Brig ham Youngs theatre, in Salt Lake
cisy. on the "a Ia honor VI Washing ton u
Dir ;hday.
John c. Gro min vas shot and dangerous
i @Yusi,led op Friday night, in pallsde!-
phis, 10 8 tlspste elsh stranger about
teilis0iSIn.
4 oand Of Chinese Insurgents have
appeared IL s agaa jnrslio'!on. On the
1olsl instant they ournt .ho i'e slss ware
houses VITA 80 nogsnssds sugar, and
Killed the clerk and waicanan.
ALaxasDRIA.--ihe proposition of GER
tain asltA;ors anu boero 70 take away
Al xaairia from a, 5Glte OF Virginia
received It's qaistqs, II ,a,saJ, the Coma
iailtee Gu the Judiciary being discharged
from u further consideration of the sub
jecS. fredericksburg Asgs-
Harpar's Ferry has a population of 200
soias. not lnciudmg Joan Browns, winch
is "mar Gang Oh.
4 letter is Published in tie New York
World, form druggist cactionlng people
against The usa 0; pfeparatio Known as
5ootliug oyrap. The writer says it
10 very dangerous for Children.
In he Lot,isiaua Legislature Oil sa nrtlay
i JOINT fesoia'ioh HpProptAs'ihS PoVoV !of the
burial Of the confederate lesd. III response 10
a memorial Of ,hs La les Bsns VIOLENT .sssocia-
ton Of Federi ekslurg, Va, was passed.
A lraukeu min nan.i Richard McCracken
stabbed and taiaiiy wounded Frank Moulz,
in Wheeling West Virginia, on Saturday. :
lie was arrested and locked up. but subsequent
" escaped and has not been rccaptured.
quay have 5 horrible story of fading a thousN
and P.eagaayan women in a fam hing Goa
ditiop, many of them woundsd By ths scout
of Lopez: while oe ths road many Others
same troops.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
Valley News.

RarEroURr Botetourt can boast that
she has not had prisoner II her jail for
near'y twelve m ,nths. nor has any inc
been coipmitted in The county for which
II would BE- necessary to nnprson any one.
She can also boast that no real prop rty
aas been sold under execution by the
Sheslt}s siucc the c!o5e of the war. Fin
ctssiIe hero7d
The Spirit Of Jeferson printing office
hs been sold to Af John Y. Deigraln,
Of ChsrlesEown, for 81 800 twas dis
posed of at trustees sale
The pro'raeted e.eetiug which has been
golag Oh ut the :SoutIlcra Methodist caur Ii
ia this place. duriag shc last four weeks
closed Sunday night last. About seventy
persons were converted during Tie meet
lug. fifty of whom joiued The church in
which they were conyested. -Neso Era.
TRorrEN's line of stages are making
regular trips between this place and Staun-
tou-leaving here apoa the arrival OF the
evening train from Alexandria, and re-
turnlng Ill time next morning to connect
with the Eastward bound train for Alexan
dria, Washington, Baltimore, 81.
The line from Mt Jackson to Harris
onburg ruus ~ heretofore. Cid CoAl-
iaon0eulth.
The meeting in the Presbytcrian Church
Of this place. is still continued The
able pastor. Rev. /. W. Bcdluger, is
labofins earnestly tor the conversion OF
souls. -SaepardStopa Register.
REAL ESTATE .SALes The tracts Of
land. recently occupied by A brahsn'
E4rnlan, WAS sold by noodsopiA i Culapaon,
commissioners, Oh Friday last, to Rev
L. :. Reed, OF this plsce. ior $40 per
acre sguivaiens TO cae:.
The Harrison burg i,ae Seminary was
sofa, GU Thursday, by J. e. Wooaison,
Esq. commissioner. aud purchased by
". u. Co,apson, Esq g., for 81. 5o9.
Ga: to"nmau. Gel. Joun q Miller
sold his residence. located at the south
eul ii towu, to Gel Ghss. f. O'terral
for IS 5UU.-tAd Commonwealth.
The Staunton Iinaicator mentions the
ccnuuued thinning oat 81 the negroes III
that place ~ le IL there IL one day.
MURDER ---0n Monday morning last
u negro by tie name OF Isaac. wao form
crly belonged 10 Alr Henry Mock, in this
county. shot 81. Jane, Hand i'll the back
with pistol Mr. HAND died Oh Tues
day night. ana tue negro Is si.'i AZ large.
-4b.ageioa Ii.giasan.
Father Plunkett d Catholic Priest, we'll
known And we'll lovld By the congregation
OF ST. Joseph's Church, Of this place
| died in Portsmouth, Va, Oh tho Gin met
Berkeley Union.
4 lady by the name Of L,ehorn. Wa,
badly burned on Saturday nigh, last Shs
had oeea filling lamp, aua spilled somt
/ o.l on the table. her little boy set ire to it
and 1t ignltcd the oil! in the eau and SIS,
in the lamp shs.had filled. Fortunate /,
ahs succeeded iii extinsu.hing the fame
without sesions injury 80 herself or tht
house. - Berkeiey Onion
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
A Thorough 1epahslcsa t'1fty OF2ei

A Thorough. 3ep0AssGaa pafty Organ
lang in girgin.p.
Congreeamea j II l'.s4t sn1 Z S
Ayres. Of Yifxinis, with Delegation of
Republicans, white ani eelorc,l, saii tn
represent the various factions of the Re
publican party in that State. waited upon
were Messra Shields aud Hlqrson (oolored)
of the Virginia hes isia,ure
Congressman piats. afaor Introducing
the Delegation to the President, announced
to him that the Object Of their visit was to
acqusint The President with she faos that
those present., ,ege;her with large nua.
bers of others throighous Virginia. were
now organising a I'll >roaga Republican
party. uuitiag Ia is fold he many cos
dicting elements OF III. State. That tais
party stood BY the President and Cong
ress, and proposed to g. hsua in hand
with the great Republican party that mad
eisc;ei Graut. and that they proposed to
prove to the country thai they were largely
IA the majority in that great State.
Mr. Ay-es also ~ ,de 50 ne remarks ex
pressivs Of .he objects aud intentions OF
the new orgsnization an asking he | res
ldent for his eountcnance and support.
The President replied that he was much
pleased to meet the delegation. anu was
delighted to hear that the differences in
III. party IN Virginia we're being tested
and rrop2r or ssDisatioo eommeneel.-
He assured them liias f',ey had his hearty
co-operalion aud sympathy, ard would re-
ceiyc the snppogs Of his administration on
al occasions.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

OYsTEEs. we're startled short
time ago wish the Intelligence isem o5scr-
saiions made. in Chesapeake bay and It's
tributaries. that the oyster crop had been
gradually growing le.s for the last ten
years, aud, at tie present rate OF dininu-
ito 1, the whole stock will be ex hausted i'll
half century. Fortunately, just in the
nick OF time. a hutuane and sastrenonica
Frencllman comes to the rescue He has
invented machine 10. the artificial propa-
CATION of oy sters aod with it o.fers to seed
down the whoir available esast OF France
at the moderate cost OF six dollars AL acre
Alexandria Gazetgc
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

GoNs TO his I,Gsc -- L II With feeling,
o. inJease regret lhss re announce yhe
death q u. :: .mas Ecaathed, al tan
COX, in tins County, on Nonday last -
Tie deco .ssd was more fauiliiar.y kgo1n
aad achieved wide renown as Major
Bro.ined. Of Staart's Horse Artillery. c.
5. A He WAS of d genial disposition and
beloved by all who knew hin, Brave,
generous. hi6h .oped. hs has pas ,sd away
ere hs r...lsi IA; IL .t,li>l ii life, rs'
pec'ed ana regretted By ali, lsav-is BE-
nlud "a nanlo-snd fans that wlll live ID
history.
Than Majos Rreatllei 30 no5ler soul
drew bade or Should,rsd .uusket in de-
fsuse OF SoItAscp Independence. As q
soldier. ofacer aud & utlenin, he enjoyed
il AL eminent degree the confidence and
respect OF sa,ch great snd good man as
Lee. Stuart and Jacks1u Ho WIS borune
10 bis ina! rcsing place in the Episcopal
,i'age Yarl at ii .asoc1. on yesterday oy
his cid comraic in ars followed by lafge
aconeoexse OF sorco~iny relatives an;
irieads. - 4ArrYl.tAd Free p ess.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

Tns Us rs.--fs learn that the what
crop in tilis anu adjoining counties is look
ing badly The lppg drought last fal!
prevented the farmers sfonl sowing wheat
until the scason was far adv iuoed and in
consequence the orop will probably fall far
below tic ~ rage The farmers are pre-
pairing to plant large corn crop. and are
ava,lipg themselves OF the present besnti-
ful weather 80 plow their corn land. --laar-
ao1. TIerui1
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
Virginia Entitled to Nine Rcpraaen-
tatiyas.

The total poputatlQp Of the United
States. under the last census, was 81
lab. T9G hereof Virginia. sviehin ker
present boundaries. hsa ! 245 ,401. Tln.
number of representatives, 10 Congress be-
lag ixed by Iaw :, 253, makes .hc ratio
of representation 1873 coo very nearly
wi.c:. clearly entities Virginia to aise
Nom bers; whereas she would nave had
Dat cigAt out tor the III ot::.iou OF slavery
She having beoa divided into eight dis
tiicts, e:gnts representatives were chosen
by those districts respectively, with one
{ lon. JosePh S4gsr} BY genera! v,!e Of
her people, precisely az General Ing N
was elected fton Illinois, al IS H.. Il
I. IusersoIl WAS chosen fsom that State
| bef9re him,
TIE Trtbaae says: :. Ir Segar has n,t
yes been adniitted ID his seat; sc canno;
Imagine Why. Il seems u "A, that Flr-
gaia IL es.e.tl.l % oe tep es I'D 4 cor
,ng to what is, sat u,F t;;,r ling /, what
icas 50 ,ns NO hit it has IN Of IA
t,qn,ty Mr. Sesar WAS Tn it ia the
darkest houFS an! we trus. siA&y spec J.
iiy b= aocosasi t,H ssas 80 swach hs va.
choasn o. large uiajarity.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
The Mexican Revolution Progressing

The insurrcctiaa sesinat Jaarez in
Mexico is aaaains rapid PROCESS z'he
strength OF the fevolutm'ists Is in the
very heart Of The republic Tie letter Of
The New York Worlds correspondents AT
Vera Crns gives IN Intelligent summary
Of events in the beginning Of Eenraary
Liberals. Conservatives. and .Inperia'ists
are united and make c#tiscagainSt j uarez
The insurgents have complete possess
i'm of the States of San Llis de Potosi,
ZacaEecas. Agasscaiientes and Jatseo
Thev axe gsinisg grnnad in Qaerassro
Durango. Sinalna ana Tamspiipaa 81
extensive conspiracy agai'ist The Govern
meat has been discovered il P'.chla and
there are symptoms Of the revnsui,on even
III Vera Cruz fhe city 1T San Louis De
Pososi Is tie head Of il,e reoclion
GepeTal Nagre.c is in ,he s,Ie.Tsa. pre-
pa ing IN swonp down on the national caps
,tal. ani has registered A., oath lii high
heaven TO shoot juatez. Romero AM Mejla
on sis.it. Two besiies haze been fought
IL the neigh sofhnoi OF San lnls. The
result Of tie first Was Doubtful. II the
secu.ssi he government troops Wese had3S
beaten Geasfs 81" now co5anlanss
4. rational aeT,e. and General agAlerre
i ganc5flissf:rs Of The rsroalonis +. ihe
,Itxsean Cot 2rcsx. :,siore asjssafnlug III
ses.esl s},ssrez si!, ample powers, ''ias
..sssiAg I'm vlglnal dictator. The ulpep
siasit, II .!ilsrsz has been aa.m 4nssd by
lis exsrasagsnl ousasy 10 entertaining
,lr Scuasd and the sIpisioa TIA. tera
Ne5e sfr.ssfaaf esfne frsf.ssi.t ssns nv W..
ii tssess a.ttgg LIS teI.e.et IL YER
Cfuz ln.s jeaTsz viii not oe lls u sssiaa
power lanrsy thar. fur months.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

Aixernan T. A1u.in late Postmaster a this
place was esraetea Last week 10 Warrington on a
ssars sas issaed b u. s. Co,iIsiysianar I"nns'n
oaaTeiac. hs.o win hz-iay cfn5szzisd 1850 u
the public iu,ds.-osewason .s5ecfatoS.
We had hoped better things Of sisspia 81 hen
be made his fA:ning sfseech ia tbs Place, 9Th
Wells & Co., and was ct the ~ me q ne eandi
tate f5i Congress-. raaa this Dissfist Sa.siy
his iial b as fali~s. "a ezis tisacs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

NOMNl5 $40 : ER'S OfFIC3
u W"oDs rock, Va, February, Sta 1870.
20 Samuel +. Deiilugar, Lew o.ll,uger. and
Pa 4. Funkaouser, Shecif, Commissioner.
\ .n,istrator, OF Christian i!el!inger deeeas
ed Campiainants.
aud Pallip C. Dellinger Executor Of Christian
Deilinger deceased Daniel Deiiinger, Philip
Doliinger, ,Iacqb Fun khestser and Msry Ann
his wife, Dolly Poke, widow Of Simon Poke.
Csc w. ai4,mav and Sarah his wife, Eli
Vaun and Elizabeth his wife, Nicholas Spit
Ter anG kebecca his wife. Paul Aeaseilo;l;
and Margaret his wife, anu Malinda- Del
linGer, Defendants.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
GgEzRA1 CANDY, it is sail, will,

GsEzas1 lAsBr. it is sxll, will. on &C.
scunt OF the addition Of the District OF
Columbia to the Department Of Virginia
ask permission . transfer his teadqnar
tiers from nichmon! 10 Washington. We
hope our Legislature will n.k SEMI coa.-
mit;ee Of protect 10 Washington.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

r. NJ Smith, well known IN Virginia.
"a the popular sud able Editor OF the Al
esandria Sentinel before the war. during
the war of the Riehmon.i Seatiael aud
since OF the Eaqairer, died few days
since Of paralysis. Of the hrala at Ran
! !ot. anl WAGON College, Of Which insti
tl,t:oo he was At The ti4ue Of his death q
valued professor
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
s.an.iiGg 81 Cuban EiiiaasserS aud =
RrssNrtesi E.ngaGenaenx.

lTavASA. i'eaua.y l8.--'fhc schooner
iiasasa. from Nsvassa, recently lanue':
thirty six fli,i,ns,ers at Gibara. under
:s'.la. aad OF Gen, Gaicauria They were
attacked by volunteers. who killed am
captured four Of the expedition.
an the l1th Il il lepaIled the sufferers
srs in siciia Scurraiic i. . fanii~',ed con--
ditinu I.l- e,s.is;- uf Sierra are guarded
AID he capture .: tho elsise expedition i
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
Chr Shfnanla ak Nesaia.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ST
TROUT & GRAElLL.
'rhursday MefHins, February "a, 1875

TINS Legislature is dragging ia s'sw
dull lcngs'. along ana afser.a !itils bile
We may know, By ses.e expression CT its
anioaus, what they propose doing. By a
,Yoic. it vas determined to postpone the
election Of Judges indeffnsss,y, and thus
subject the Judicial talent ofssas State, in
waiting, to farther exIsase and kaspsnce.
1t has been proposed. by Fe<olu.s ~. 10
fix the pay OF County .Jadges at $500
which we. notwithstanding our retnask<
uron Tic Salaries of Offices. regard q.
utterly insufficient TO secure the sas-ic>s,
of competent gentlemen to fill tbs onces
The Jurisdiction Ct the county Judges has
been very gseaily enlarged above the ;s,-
risdiciion ,f the common Magistrase,af the
old judicial system. and we think kcsrcely
superior talent. which was bad enoegh.
could be secured paaer ths present s:sssen
fer the pslry SUN proposed.
We hold that tbis ct.ice SHOULD be filed
b some one OF the legal profession, wbo
woula be competent to discharge the dasies
Of the tfiise. aud net threw it away IL
the dogs" as zone Trained and .horu q
the nuss;cisus mater to support laboring
Eta.
MOI cnly this, tu. all the ofFicsr, undcr
The Ley system steuid have Sufficient i'll
Gueement TO att rsct sufficient talent to
f!:s competent discharge OF their VARIOUS
duties. The Legislature has already made
provisions for their owr pay, and in being
liberal to themselves they should no; Tor
ges to he ju,t to their sppoiatees to othce.
g 4: honest 10 their constituents, BY cf.er
ing every honorable and fair inducsa.ent
fer competent talent 20 the dis;ers,lt of ss
CT the Stats.
Tic eosaty organization system. novel
IL lis scheme. nil require 3 graft snd
constant attention ant labor 10 reduce il
10 perfect organization. sud unless 4
proper reward be offered for cuu peten,
talent the Offices must fall iuto the HANDS
If those who ave not qualified for The dis
charge Of lhsir dQtiss, aud the sy&:sm
necessarily, .ntie. 30. eng 4 great saz
bus incompetent sa1 81 utter failure q
the proposed design.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

The B,erl u Directors Of tie Chess
pesise md Ohio Canal have adopted resa-
.n,loas shas. until otherwise ordered. the
oils on coal anl coke shall be one fousth
b! uae ee.lt per TON per nile.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
~ Wooaa-ocG, Va, FEsEUARv s. 1870.
10 The creditors OF she estate of Noah Saum,
dacssSsd., aad all others concerned
lau are hereby notified, that, st toe request 0 {
David +. Afiker, Administrator Of tbs said Noah
Satiin deceased; have appointed thu sth day of
March, 1880 at may ofilse, Foc recciFiug proof
OF debts or demands against tho saia decedent OF
his at which tine and pisce you are required
to ssteRd
Given under inay hand SIS Commissioner OF thu
County Court Of s'lenSadoas County. tho day
and ear hlst atores aid.
Feb, 10, l8T0--tw GEO " EII.EY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
Feb. 3<,-2t.

NTOGICE. NOTICE.
| hereby foFewarn Al! per
SONS OF buying trading for my OF $l0o, 90
gwen TO Isaac isenHer, and now in the hands o.
Isaac Banner or wife, and has been paid
Feb. 24.-tf. SAMUEL 3IICkLEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
~ CuANcgRY.

The creditors Of The estate of Edward Bal
this deceased. and Ill ct6ers Concerned.
You are hereby notified hut have Fixed
upen the 9Th day Of March next. I'll my Office,
70 State, Settle ani adjust tho aeeaunis OF ?.
l. Tunkheuser. Sheriff Commissioner Admir-.
If tie Estate of Edward Baths deceased, to
:ahe an account OF the debts or demands
against ;ha said aiesta;e or his EstMte and
ascertain wa&t alaetSns of the same will remain
to be psii out Of the real Estate III wh;ch said
= lwara B.lihis died se.zed, after tie perse.al
assets arc fully adHlin;ssere / : &c aSoaSss;a he
ANNA, and acsaa value of said res! Estate,
AMI any other matter deemed reglinen. or
which may be required IS 4 Del. o. any rartq
- his suif-rrquired b hs decree al S. L.
aadeah County Court, rendered ca she IN
day Of Febrassy 1870, in a ruit in chanueFv.
depending ii the said conrt, in wis.th ,eu
ire par,ies and III which t;s.e.and plrcu yeu
are required 10 attcud.
Given under my hand. as corausisssassY. II
he said cer-s, She das and yeas aEs. a5ose
written
FsAs lfs.<v= cEo, N. Ms1Es.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
.E-=esess.-zsS=sszzs.sss

II IS rally amusing to see boz teie-
grsH.s ale jua.Glea. pad hov7 iudicrasly
they are seas after sete.egrap'ins by
news mongers. IL re-telcgrapiias, t.,e
election Of George Rye IS Stats Treasurer,
Which reached Washington very correctly
the St. Loais Dsaaoc,11t has 1t as solIo,vs :
R:cuaosD, Feb. II In TIE .egj0ls-
tuFe today, -Geor, Of ShenandoaIa. was
lectes' St@to Ireasa rar. receiving l0l out
oe l57 votes
The Chicago TrtJ@ac has the following
jumbo and incorrect statement. The
Iribune must have forgotten that ShenGa-
doaA sss the great bG5y Of Jefferson :
Democratic Tenth L,gion." aud neither
did Fremont or Lincoln get enough bailot~
TO make cigar Lighters for whist psr,s
"kicaNoNp. VA, l1.--In the Legis-
lature. to-day, Gov. Rice. ot SlolIsHduah.
vas elected State Treasurer, receiving | l9
out of l57 votes Coy kiae is a native
OF Shenandoah. and that county east i,s
vote for Fremont and LINCOLN for -Presi-
dents He WIS secretary OF the State
constitutional conye.tion The conser-
vatlve members who nominated him ex-
planned that is gas doac as an indication
that Virginia inteudsd TO forget past
party differences.
Nes rls every Western papsr hss bis
name different.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
REPORTED BY noueH, LAsGDoN.
tberuay, IS 1870.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
Having given frequent Motto. to Taxpayers
withaut its having The designed effect, hereby
sgsin, notify all
TAX PAY ER9.
in MY, district that unless their taxes paid
to me bY March court next, vii eharge tie lie
gal interest and cost. Of collection upon sl tag
not paid By that slne.
JACOB HOTTIE.
Feb S&,-2t d. $. s. c.,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
II CHANcsRY.

You are hereby notified that have appon-
ted the 10th day of March 1870, az M
oitice, 20 staie, settle and adj lst thu accounts
of Philip g. Datlinger. Executor OF Chrlsti.n
Deilinger deceased taking as primo faoie,
correct the settlements, capies Of which &re
Med with compliments bill to ascertain the
balances due, TO the desccudagts OF Freder-
i,k D sllinger deceased, froai said Executor,
AID any Other matter deemed pertinent, OF
which ma, be required to be SO stated by either
party required By s decree of Shenandoah
county Court. rendered or the Sth day OF
February 1870, IN "a suit in ehancery. deepen
ding in said court. in which you are parties
1t which time and place you are required TO
attend
Given under my hand, rs Commissioner in
Ghancery of tho said Cours, the day and yesr
first aforesaid
Feb 10 1879 Nv GEO. W. MILEY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

Ct0MMIsSIUNER'S OFFlGE.
~ Woobsrocx, VA, February, 1870.
10 William Il, Bsrgeit,.... Complainant,
.nd p. A. FuRhhoWser. Sheriff. Comm ssioner
administrator Of Edward ;ial;his deceased
Emily Bal his and VIM. IL. Hssishora aud
Sarah II. bis wife, Defendants,