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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-11-25

sB Aagistrates' blanks zsur sale, and other
job work done on short noti.:e, Al this office,
cheaper and more neatly gotten mp than III any
other Office in the Parish. Call and examine
specimens and prices and see 1t this is an ennpty
boast. We guarantee good workmanship at
fair prices; indifferent or cheap ~ work not
solicited nor bids made III competition. for inte
,T'iors printing. .5..$z.
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REPuD,ATIoN.-If the Legislature. at
its next session. dues not afford the tax
payers some relief from the burden of
taxation which is expressing them and
arrest the extravaganza Of the present
administration, repudiation will become
4 necessity.-N. o. Patriot.
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INTENDING to give up planting, and move
L lack to St. Landry, will. open, about the
first of January next i'll Bcilc1 lust opposite
Mr. A. B. Chachtre's. IL day school for Il limited
number OF scholars. | would also
boa r,lers in MY sul-il-l:.ws family, four pupils
who would receive my constant care anil atteil-
ton For further particulars enquire of Mr.. a.
B Clacherf. Bellevue, or Mr.. J. 0. Chnchc1G at
Iefebvrc Il Galnards store in OpclousAs.
Nov. 25tf.1 r. G.. COMPTON,.
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PMEI 81 oUsAS COURIER,
pllsHsnh on sATURpA1
. vs. .i... No s4s s 8. .s5s.--B ~
L u NcE ts.s y ID o z

CnND:. f">s I'm
y ,g,,bs~fnt Tltree D,.;'' year.
invnrfativ ii advance. to
Fssis i Gas..a'stslt ifty Cante per squarrro-
q, rat i.,sar fta9s ana aaaa q tFWeney- i've Cents
sI,i,seni,ssrr IL ~ Issaf ion. Eight lines OF :.
d AKS III SiseIie 4snESM for =, attic
iiIIs iItaRf falf hi saanoIfxhSaasdsg ufsleee'
nsharW 4 isas lid 1eTalf ~ uftsf fhs.p shall
siadga aft1unTea tent 81, sitsepntinne.
i 4 5Csnff fdaEes f1 huhl ofaYOrp viii fifteen
III ttganee,z they wis. . be An"
.I5 lflAsy Notices, e ThAnke, <. to
saR AdHaFE sss
slaats rtaz 81 naaysass.
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U A couhtryman, in. short dis
course on love, says: ut does pear like
the girls 50 half way, bnt it pears like Il
team of oxen couldn't draw 'em t'other
half:''
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Coffee Rouse For sale.

FENHE undersigned oticrs his Coffee house sit,I
Il ated opposite the Court House, for ssic ut
private sale; it is well supplied With :.::e .stevk
Of liquors, &c. etc. and private ROOMS attached.
Possession given Immediately, aud the build
ing can be leased on the same terms as now held
by the undersigned. go
ELI MCDANIEL.
Opeluusas, Nov, 18th 1871. If.
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OPELOUSAS CARDS
THE ONE PRICE STORE!
Quick Sa7esH Small Profits ~
JOSEPH W. CAREW,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS,

2 J. 4 " T 4 II ON s q PPL7 e s !,
ROBERTS COVE
iEcur james Wcbjs Mllj
R'laHsGeneine Ksrsalee,
Parish Of ST. Landry La.
EI EEPS constantly on hand e supply of split
m Lumber. such as SHINGLES; BOARDS,
plECA, POCKETS, WELL CURLING, POSTS,
Sc, OF either Cypress, Pine or Oak.
RECEIVES i!r exchange for merchandise or
split lumber CORN, COTTON, WOOL, HIDES,
Poultry, Eggs, &c, for all Of which the highest
market price will be paid. [44-ly
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MARn1ED-At Mansfield, La. on Nov. 4th, by
tile Reyd5 CI,as. .. Stuart, Mr.. MAKsDEs CAMr
BELL, of Opelouans, to tMiss JENNIE WlABlsH, Of
Mansfield, La.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l1th,
G q A " ID r E O r E N Z n G.!
VIC believe everybody knows at what condition
Q. IAS-AFD
No. 1875 Old Leuee Street, Corner st. Ann,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Was bound to sell out his entire stock of .Sup,-
ncr Gu,ls. Now he iinds himself III the same
condition. with his stock Of WINTER GOODS
amounting to 900. consisting Of
BOYS AND MEMS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS;
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, &c.
To he sold at the same rate 25 per cent BELOW
tOST on account Of making way for
partnership. And before the new 1irm takes
possession tho ENTIRE STOCK
Must be Cleared Out!
Wholesale buyers, AS we'll as retail. will do we'll
by calling at his store, before purchasing else
where.
ON HAND:
1900 Overcoats, from SO rs, up
4 Large Assortment Of Shaker Flannel
Shirts and UyuWcfs White and Red
Flannel Shirts and Drnwe,s; White and
Colorcd Shirts; UToolen Orershirts; Car
digan jackets; India Rubber Orerccats
and Pants; Uaterproof Octrsuchs and
Iulmas; IVoolen or Cotton Socks.
large assortment of
3 i a ~ * ii q s.,
White and C"!ored, Trunks, Valises, Travelling
Rags, Silk and Cvttou Umbrellas, Gloves, Etc.
REMEMBER:
No. 195 Old Levee st, Corner St: Ann
New Orleans, La.
j. A. DIEMECJURr. HENRY ClAUEAST
The Only steam Mandatory Of Confec-
tionery in the South.
Silrer Metals, Diplonus and Premiums A,carde0
HI. CRA4AGHsANT S& Co.,
Successor to Ernest Turpin, Manufacturers and
wholesale dealers il Stick Candy {the best 1n;.)
French anil Fancy Candies; Sugar Toys, Cl,oco-
l:.tes, Jees, syrnps Fruits, all sorts Of dry aa
Ginger Cakes, Fireworks, Surprise and Cash
Boxes, etc, etc. No g. Old Levee Street,
LOWS Gn] New Orleans, La.
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r. s. WILKINS,
KENNETH *BAILLIO,

KENNETH BAILLIO,
SUCCESSOR TO Vt. A. RoBERTsoS Co.,
Receiving. Forwarding and aseus
eral Commission Merchant,
Cornor Main and Levee Sts., Washington, La,
DESPECTFULLY informs the public that his
AN Warerooms are now open for the reception
of Frei:hts and Stores, for the proper care of
which they are fully adequate, and customers
are guaranteed against damage by rain or othe,
accidents,
Fairbanks Cotton Scales are kept at the~
Warehouse for the especial weighing of Cotton,
Sugar or other produce packages, and pur
chascrs will always be found on band ready to
pay the market price for Cotton. Sugar, Moss;
Hides or other Produce, less cost Of shipment, etc.
will advance Bagging aud Ties, Provisions
etc, Oh Cotton, Sugar or other Produce con-
signed through me to my friends, Messrs. Payne,
Dameron g. Co., Of New Orleans.
My best efforts will he given to the sale of
Western Produce or other Commodities that
MAY be consigned to me to be SOLD commits
sion.
l shall be happy to give my personal alton
tion to any business entrusted to me-
KENNETH BAILLIO.
Jan. %. 1871. l3-ly
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
BOOTS .&SHoEs

TyHE Undersigned, having, opened asshop in
ia prepared to accommodate his frienta nnl the
public, with neat aud substantial Boots and
Shoes atprces within the reach OF all. in fact at
kocer rates tAan any other sfablishasrst IL t0acn
opelousas, Oct. q, 1871. IT,:
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DIV " uAaG ttllS was uuOUuUktellN UDt VI
the objects the trainers of the law had in
view, they had another and that was to
employ its machinery against all persons
in the reconstructed States, office holders
and others who might obstruct the United
States in establishing republican form
of governmenttherein. Consequently we
learn that President Grant and his ad-
visers have considered in Cabinet meet
ing the meaning, construction and effect
of the law We aliude' toand have come to
the conclusion that it contains amplea au-
thority to proceed against Governorsaud
other officers of the reconstructed States
for the purpose of effecting reforms or
expelling from office all who stand in the
way OF the establishment of an honest
State Government. Geaeral Grants al-
vlsers, we understand, would prefer that
the people Of these States should act for
themselves. in riding their common
Wealtlls Of venal and incompetent State
objects. and by customary legal methods.
They prefer that corrupt Governors, and
Judges and legislators should lie dragged
from their seats aas1 made to retire into
private life by spontaneous expression
Of public opinion, but if that cannot be-:
done, they Intend to employ all the pow 1
era conferred by Congress towards the
and degradation of those
who hare been invested with TRUSTS SO
solemn and so. vital to the people-trusts
Whiehsiiave been betrayed. That is to
say, the President will avail himself. of
the provisions Of the Ku-klux law TO
drive from, power the SCOTS and Bull
1esks and Warm oths Of the Soelth, in the
event ef the Legislatures Of those States
Vhrking under tile provisions=o of the:
KIN klNx laW, should oppose; measures
pfso salutary q character We hope
sstllszia firm 1eterninasiun Of the Fed
5eral authors for we hare no hope of
relief from the suppression under which
.sre ara now laboling BY any other meth.
1et The Speep1e of- these States are help
saenasunaensthe registra tion, election aud
ssnthersll rsllaWa=wlaieh hare been enacted by.
5t11aae1very men, with. the object=of paral-
syzing ffls people and Disabling them
frpin taking actipn agafnst their pppres-
pspaople conn ot;, except BIZ vi
SSolents Sslleans, tnptS TO tie though of,
! thrpM O6 gs1es sipial ttpns rule which has,
Epeasa #zestelsa oycr them By tlese
is eatabi ished, too. with the
Easi4k n6nnlx lxanes Off the + FedeTaI Govern
nlen lie people feel that the Federal
aut hefitfes are Eesponsib ble for. Whatever
pf savil they hare suffered from these
State eGovernMents.sa and that those au-
|Stellfs,Ff fsies can relliieee and protect them
|agaIna niissrnlean oppression whenever
|Ethel shink sproper 10 do he lenders
National IIsepubl blicaa Party sh,nld
4 net lq alae IN sett IN fopt
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-11-25

- En1A 3-Feet Oak Boards on hand and for
ep.eDSIU sale by j. W. CAREW,
Plu1ueuIine Bruee, La
CYPRESS Boards, different Sizes dressed Or
" undressed, Oh hand and lor sale by
y, J. w. CAREW,
Plaq,te,uine Brulec, La
g HINGLES OH hauu and for sale by
- j. w. CAREW,
Plaqueniiic Brulce, La.
A LII of the above will be sold at the Store. or
IN delivered if desired, and satisf1ction guar
uHteea. novlS-ln
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PRIVATE SCHOOL,

NT IRIS. III. al. HAYES respectfully informs
Nh the public, THAT she will open q Private
School ut her residence. in Opeiousas on Mon
day the 9TH af September. Terms, $3 90 per
month. a.
Sept. ID. lS7l-tf
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p. T.. HEB ARD,

ID 4ySTnCE OF THE PEACE in and
for th, Parish Of 81. landry. Office on Bellevue
Street, Opelousas,-Refer to Mayos Drug Store.
I Opelousas, January IA, 1871. ~
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" Ln4uestionablu the Best Sustained Work
of TIE Kind IN the. World.'
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TAKEN UP As AN Al EsrIs

BY the nndelsi I'd, III sttllla1 Iossn al.
pelousas, 4astia iaat. HE a,1slf
branded aa,o.ly shus2 ts his hDSss has De1n
about town Il iate q 8
The. sowner e10eaiSd % ce1sae 4. .for \ ara,
prove YroHafts md etEarwise he
will l1e 81 INV
Gpel, Il. s Ina
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Opelousas, Nov. 18th Isl !.

& FOR SALE
-G::l A Town Residence in Opelousas. agreea-
onthouses, with four Town Lots For partic,,-
lars apply to THEO. LASTRAPES.
novlStfl !. Washington, La.
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FOR REM,

A DESIRABLE BUSINESS LOCATION, on
IN Main Street, in the center of Opelousas
Apply to CHAS. N. EALER.
Opelousas March Is, 1871. = 98-tf.
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$40 ptalziet Court got through
the exception Of
& t'stI6ned to the 4th ef
discharged till
ins s4the meanti-ae, will
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PRIVATE HsOAats5IgG.

NJ. E LII,
Washington, La,
In the Establishment formerly occupied as {
Hotel by Mrs. Mussan.
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TAKE WARNING.

A LII persons are forbidden to hunt over, or
IN pass through the premises of James II.
Houston, ncar Town, under re,lalt ; "f the law.
JAMES II. HOUSTON.
Opelou.as. Nov 81, 1871. 1t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
To Alvertisers.-Al persons who con-
template making contracts with newspapers for
the Insertion Of Advertisements should send to
Geo. p. RoWell & Co..

for Il Circular, or enclose 25 cents for their One
Hundred Page ttsmIhlet containing lists OF 3.thj3
Newspapers ln,! estimates, showing the cost of
advertising, also many useful hints to auvertis-
ers and some account OF the experiences Of men
WHO are known us .Succes*fui 4Adssrtisers. This
firm are lrop;ictore of the American Newspaper
Advert iSiuc Agency
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!.
5ssssT Ths gouRIsnE pnbliahed III the most popu-
aens the,ss State, except Orleans, and
+ has 8 5zs
aaiacaaaaefou :
"a tlaaf other paper, and is one
rtttaeing mediums In the inte-
ssrletp
+ ertisements 25 cents per square
lines tn,ipton
Every person advertis-
tu Eaf the amount Of twenty dollars,
Sana iHEfha aame cash at this Office will be
onA years snbscIiption gratis"
s {2pelo,tsas Journal
sonld in The meantime, inform all inter
slsstea person advertising in the CouR-
ss1HH tes sthss aaaonnk of Ten Dollars at the
{ and paying. the same
!. ]. q be ttttaed to one years
]. .<snbasriI tipn the couR1ER gratis, admins.
raatt and others intercsted in judi
& :a#eial kising net excepted.
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zsasA t)n Tuesday last
wing got into an ox-cart with
biz son, living q few
from tho cart Bhile cross
no road, being caught be-
spsdy 81 the cart, aud
,at the time by some
reestying injuries SO se-
~ sths spot few minutes
doNn nsiinlthis community,
ffas nearly thirty five
a Franco, and aged
- selining health
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sARRx,s LANp1NG WAREHOUSE.

BARRHs's LANDING WAREH7'UsE FARE: 2 81 /
TIME undersigned being encouraged by aI
II general snceess in Ills business. hereby am.
,,onpess 10 his clients and the publ in general
that heretft or his ekouee viii .hs utpt
personal supervision: No: effort E.ba sRaretas
to satisfy Tie. Public id his line af5
- ss- n D.sP. skIXAll.M IL
+ Nov. 4tl,, 1871. af6s
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A. BAILEY & e. D. HsrILETTE.

wv ILL practice in the Courts of the Parishe
w of st. Landry. Lafayettes Vcrmillion, Ca
casieu, st. Martin St. Mary and Avoyelles.
Office:-Opelousas %IAug6-47tf
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Indebted to this Office, for
q job work, are res
calI and settle. 1t is not
slast II lsar atfons, #ahnt are some
10: do 50 in order to
IONS
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Ayers
air i igor
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

dressing which
:isy % { once agreeable,
healthy, and efsctual
. for preserving Sc the
=hair. Faded on gray
.hniT es soon restored
: to Is original color
sc;k the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
= = lE = ~ ,
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TO the Travelling Public.
n n the absence OF apy present, convenience
III between O,,elousas aud Bayou C6icot. for
the private entertainment, Of man and horse,
the undersigned will receive, in the Town of
residence in said Town.
: vine abats Nov. il, 1871. ~ ~ DA'"A: If:
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ON HAND:
1900 Overcoats, from SO rs, up

White and C"orel, Trunks, Valises, Travelling
Rags Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Gloves, Etc.
REMEMBER:
No. 1875 Old Levee st, Corner St. Ann,
New Orleans, La
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81 Park I Row, N. Y.

and are possessed Of unequaled facilities for Sc
curing thu insertion Of advertisements in all
Newspapers and Periodicals at lowest rates.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02
WHEN we pub lished in the Herald,

WHEN we pub lished in the Herald, a
few weeks ago The staten en-. that We did
not know one prominent man in the
county who was in favor of reputation
wc had no idea that we were about to
arouse the Editors Of the Rock ingham
Register and Edinburg Democrat. Th
Register at once came to the conclusion
that We did not know the prom ineDt men
of Shenandoah, AMI in support of his size
of the question stated that the Edinburg
Democrat was out and out for repudia-
ten. We rather expected the Democrat
would give the Register severe rebuke
Tor making so grave charge. but inste ID
&c pours cut his wrath pom US after this
style: when these papers talk about
prom nent men, we are at q loss to know
whom they mean. Men who led
the people were once called prom nent:
but the people are no longer led by 'neu'
rings" or 'cliquea" and there fore in
political sense prominent is obsolete.
Our men are all prominent. do their own
th inking and voting: whether it be for Or
against reputation. In speaking OF
prom incnt men we did not refer to lead
crs Of cl:qucs, who through The influence
of others eDdeavor to accomp lish that
which they themselves can not do. We
mean by prominent, man whose in'eg
rity of character, possibility. ard good
F3ase gives to him m)ral weight in
a community. which those who
are wanting in these essential feat
ures d. not possess. Men oftbis char
actor are confined to no locality but call
be fund in every section of the coli-
ty. 1t will be a sorry day for old Shen-
sadoah when it can be said of her she
has no prominent mes. it will certain
y lie a day when denagogucs can
take the place of honest, subst ntial cit
i2tns. The 2 gt>te- to get cut OF his fx,
very coed natured'y says he is rattle
amused at the singular f." which til
Herald and those who occupy The same
position have 60 item themselves into.'
Instead Of openly discussing the question
he tries to conceal his ownposition by pro
pounling to US number ofquestious. Our
re ishbor should remember that this is a
very unfair way of discussing question,
hu: We have no objections to answering his
questions, and will do SO in very few
words We think the debt Of Virginia
is to be paid just as private indiaidaal
should pay his debts, and are in favor Of
the State of Virginia paying every dol
lar which she is morally and honestly
bound to pay. We are not of that class
who think the State is bankrupt. Vir-
ginia is able and will pay the debt. We
do not think it necessary TO increase the
rate of taxation upon the agricultur
portion Of the State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02
2 The Northwest Fires.

MILWAUKEE, October 25.-The Relief
Committee for the Northwestern sufferers
by the la:e fires desire to say to the gen.
crous public that the supply of mems
and boys clothing, now at this point and
on the way, for the sufferers in the dis
trict of Wiscon sin and adjacent portions
ofMichigan, is ample for present wants.
Heavy aud warm clothing for women and
children is still needed especially under
garments, The most essential thing re,
-quifed is money with which to purchase
provisions also materials, tools and i'm
plements for building houses; barns, shoe
and mills, and for buying horses, OK +,
hay and feed. From $500 to 2,000
families are to be housed, fed and clio tn
ed until the next harvest from supplies
which must come chiefly through this
comm ittec. Money may be sent to Al
cxander Mitchell.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02
Negro Terrorism in South Carolina
White Men Shot.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct, 2t.-Accoun is
from Blufflon, S c., state that Month";
ollin, Kent and Slicer, wounded and
captured by negroes on Montmollin's
plantation, are held prisoners under a
warrant issued by Robertson, justice Of
the peace They are to be taken to
Beaufort for trial when sufficiently re-
covered from their wounds. 1t is beliey-
ed S licer is MORALLY wounded. They
we're captured by negro constable /,
NJ iddleton, notorious bad character, tae
terror of the whites of the neighbcrhood.
The prisoners are in private houses under
medical treatment, their being no Jail in
Blufton Montmollin's ofense was an
attempt to recover his lands and collect
reLts from negro tenants, who refused
cihe. to pay or leave the premises.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02
THE WEST VA. ELECTION The meao

THE WEST VA ELECTION The meacre
returns received from the election Of leg
islative officers and delegates to consti-
tutional convention, held on Thursday in
West Virginia, indicated whas night be
termed "walk over" for the democratic
nominees. In the city of Wheeling and
its attendant county the entire democrat
ic ticket is reported elected. In Berke-
ley county a democratic majority Is re-
ported. Greenbrier, Monroe, Pocahon-
tas and Summers counties are also repor-
ted as giving large democratic majorisies.
In Greenbrier county, it is added, that
the colorcd voters generally supported the
democratic ticket. Among the delegates
TO the constitutional convention are some
Of the most able and conservative men 10
the State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02
VIRGINIA TO WIT.

In vacation, In the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Shenandoah, Oct. 3lst. 1871;
VIM. Donaldson and others ......... Compl't
Against
B. J. Baker and wife. ........ Def'ts.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to subject house
and lot. belonging to the defendants, to
sale, for the payment of sums d"e judgement
and other creditors Of 3. J. Baker.
happening by satisfactory evidence that
the defendant Is. J. Baker is not an inhabi-
tant of this State--It is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary TO protect his interest,
that a copy of this order be published in
some newspaper prin led in Woodstock, once
a week for four successive weeks and u copy
posted at the from door of the Court House
Of said county, On the first day of the next
County Court. GEO. W. MILEY. G. S. C..
NJ. ". p. q. A Copy-Teste
"A
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02

AS we feared. the Radicals have taken
advantage of the situation. and have
thrown into the field a caud idate for the
Leg isiature. Under present cireumstan-
ces his chances of election are very favora-
bic. While the conservative party is di
vided by the large number of aspirants for
legislativ honors, the radicals are united
aud will throw solid vote for their
candidate. We appeal to every con-
seryative voter Of The county to rally 10
the polls and to give his vote against the
Radical cand idate. We still urge TIE
necessity of uniting the conservative vote
upon two good men. We do not pro-
pose to saT who those men shall be, but
we hope there will be sufficient number
of votes cast for twoof the conservative
candidates to defeat the radical vote CT
the county. Harmony is all that is
necessary to accomplish it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02

Gen. G S MEM is presented to OF:
people as the regular conservative can
didate for the Senate in this district Il
is manfestly the duty Of every conserva-
tive. to support the nominee not only by
his vote but by whatever influence be can
exert. IF independent candidate car
command the vote of conservatives against
their party nominee, it viii be SO split up,
that the combined strength of the Radi-
Gals will defeat the party. We are til {
partizans O. no men, but we do want to
see the conservative party successful. be-
cause upon the success of the conservative
party depends the welfare and peace Of
the State.