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Poor South Carolina.

We clip the following from the Charles
ton Necs. What is the sense Of govern
inc country in that way
The court-houses in the upper counties
are thronged with idling vagabonds who
haze been supported by the Rad ical
politicians. and are now the paid spies of
the Government. As witnesses they can
earn two dollars day. aud no questions
asked. No tale is too wildly absured to
be believed. The best men Of the country
are arrested and subjected to nameless
;ndiguii les upon the bare affidavit of a
gready Or malicious negro. There is no
redress For the unfortunate who is
thrown in jail there is no hope of escape
And they who arc purcst in life and
character run the most risk, because the
Government officials desire to make ex~
amples' Of those whom the people trust
and respect: 1t is not surprising, then,
that hundreds of men, conscious of theis
innocence, should abandon their hearths
and seek safety in other States.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02
Columbus. Ohio, Oct. 27.-Offi,

Coumbus, OHIO, Oct. ZI.-UIIlclaI
returns ofthe late election from all the
counties were received by he Secretary of
the State to-day. .Noyes rep, for Gov
error, has 238 .273 I; MsCo"k, dem. 2l8-
lU5 !; Stewart, prohib., 4 .06a total vote
$50. 462 The republican vote is 49,
$50 larger than last year. democratic 13
$50 larger, problblllonlst | :2,2l larger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02
The Militia ~ Outage Upon South
Carolina.

Charleston, October 81. -Advices from
tie upper portion Of the State report in
creasing terror and confusion in the pro-
claimed counties on account of the num-
erous arrests made under the Pcesiden rs
proclamation. The Yorksille Enquirer,
received tonight, says:
1.-The wholesale arrests made by the
military in .his county have had very
depressing influence on business and ia
du:trial pursuits generally, and we pre-
sumo such will be the case Throughout
the entire section of the State embraced
in the proclamation Of the President
The crops remain in the field unharvested
and on account of the general feeling OF
insecurity, business is nearly alta stand
still, while large number of persons
have leftthe country, rather than incur
the unpleasant aud uncertain consequent
ces Of arrest. fne future Of our State is
now more gloomy than it has been since
the close Of the war"
The grand jury colchester count y, conf
pose Of SIX whites and six negroes. have
made a prescntment. embodying the re-
suit of their Investigation of the alleged
Ku Kulz outrages there, and conclude
as follows: 1--WE, the grand j urors, up
on our oath, are compelled to say, from
the testimony which we have taken and
FROM CUR own knowledge of the different
parts Of the county, that the allegations
contained in the proclamation Ct the
President of the United States are with
out foundation, aud must be the result o /
faIseaood communicated to him by per-
sons equally regardless of the good order
and peaee-of society
AUGUSTA. Ca, Oct. 26.-Advices
from York county, S. c., where the
writ Of habeas corpus has been suspend
ed. state that many arrests have been
made, and the parties lodged in the coun-
y jail.
Numbers are leaving tie county. De-
serted families are suffering, and business
of all kinds is suspended. 1t is said half
the male population Of Chester equity
has left, leaving the women and children
unprotected. IN 6partanburg aud Union
CO mites tire stampede and suffering are
even greater. It is impossible to con-
ceive the terror and excitement that pre-
gail.
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1t has been suggested that the censer,a
tive candidates for the House Of Delesa les
meet in convention and nominate two can
ddates. Waas do the candidates say to
this plan No wire pulling, gentlemen.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02
Pre- sidept Grant has issued o.

President Grant has issued procla-
nation appointing Thursday. Nov. Both,
as Gay of thanksgiving. We would
suggest as completion of the mockery,
that Eve thousand copies Of his procla-
nation be distributed in South Carolina,
among those who hav, been arrested or
d iven from home by the Kukiux per.
sso4t.ons.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02

A locomotive common road engine, is
to he exhibited at the Virginia State
fair It was built in London aud recent
ly exhibited at fairs in Belgium aud
other European countries. The exhibi
tor is w. G. Ostler. Scotch gentleman,
now residing in New York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-02

" SrnASBuEG W. NoY. 1871.
70 tie creditors Of Gathering Bo} er decd
anu all others concerned
You are hereby Roiii;ei that have fixed
upon Saturday, The 25rh day OF November
next at my OF c., to take an account OF the
deUis against Cat inc b. e. dncl. or Ii 81
estate, al which time and place you are re
quirtd c attend
Given under my hand rs Commi sioner in
Chancery ofthe county court Of Shonan,loah
county The day and yer ahore written
nov. 2--aw' L L. sri CkLFI.
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Stock heavy in all departments. Notions.
Linens. Fowels, NAPKINS: landke "cIiiefs,
Real Laceg Embroidery. Silks Satin aud
Velvets all colors, Latlics and Genis rum
ishing G2ods, Hosiery. Gloves, Ribbons,
Real and lmi'a, ion. Hair Brals an! Cur's.
Zephyr "orsted, Yarns. Childrcn's Carriages
Umbrellas, Travelling Bags. &c.
Btas New~lork Jobbers lowest prices guar
anteel
Uvl will make il to the interest of every
merchant 10 patroniae Virginia House.
Ggg Put it to the test.
Rss-M My travelling s4lesmen will visit rcgu-
lar!9 every city, town and Wiling in he State
with full. linz Of saTpi,s representing stock,
and purchasers can Judge for themselves as
to the Inducements offered. :,
c. W GREEN,
IG King Street. AlexanJria, Virginia.
nov. 3-tf.
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G0NMISSIONER'S OFFTCE

a TUMMINSIUNEh . UT TINl1
u MT. JACKSON, OCT. Ind, 1871.
To the creditors of VIM. Wellard Decd.
and alp others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon Saturday the 4th day of November next
at my office to take an account of the debts
and demands against sa id decedent or his es-
tate, n. VIII ich time and place you are require
ed 10 attend. Given under my hand as Com
missioner in ,Chaacery of the County Court
of Shenandoah, the day and year first above
vrit,en. L. TRIPLETT, j..
Oct. 12-4t.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

4 NDAi VI t'50iUN Ems UffIiE.
" SrRAsBU re, Nov. ist. ISL.
10 the creditors OF Geo. K. Boyers decd.
an all others concerned
You are hereby notified that I have fixed
upon Saturday the 18th of November nexS al
my Office 10 take an account Of all the Gebts
and demands against said decedent or lis
estate at which time and place you are re-
quircd 10 attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chanccry of the county court Of Shenandoah
the day and year ABOVE written.
nov. 2-1w 4 e. STICKLET
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METERS MUSICAL LIBRARY,
Consisting Of fifteen volumes filled with
CHOICE PIANO MUSIC
VOCAL COLLECTIONS,

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Shining Lights. choice collection of
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Hearth and Home, Fireside Echoes, and
Sweet SoVeAs Three volumes of easy
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Golden Leaves. Volumes /. and IL.
The two volumes contain al of Will S.
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INSTRUMENTAL COLLECTIONS.
Fairy Fingers, Magic Circle, and young
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Read the Radical outragcs il South
Carolina, and then determin whether you
wish Virginia to be ruled By the Radical
Party. III not. be present at the polls
and vote the Conservative ticket.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

4 NUHNISSIUNERo UFtIUE.
~ SrRAsDUEa. NOV. lst 1871.
10 the cred tors Ct John l.. Eugz lecd and
Geo II. Ruiz, detI.a.l others concern i.
You are !iere5y rolItcl il.&t i have fze
upon Saturday the 25lh day Of November
next at my office 10 take an account Of AL
the debts and dem,nds against the said de
eedents or their estates respectively, at which
sine and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as Comm ssionor in
ChAncery of the county court Of She 'andoah
coun y, the day and year above Wit en-
nov. Z-4W b. L. Str kLEY.
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SAUNDERS g. GOODWIN
- FLOUR, GRAIN
And General
COMlHISSION MERCHANTS,
81 SOUTH STREET..

BAIIIMONE.
Refer BY permission to
j. HANSON THOMAS.
President of Farmers and Mechanics Nalonai
Bank of Baltimore
WIN. DEvRIEs l. Co. of Baltimore.
WV. f. TURNER,
u6- Nippon, Jefferson Go, w. Va.
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N.TIRGINIA TO WIT :

VIRGINIA TO WIT:
In VAcATIoN.-In the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Shenandoah, Oct, 81. 1871:
Joseph Windle and David NJ. Pingly Com
.plainants.
Against
Samuel Pingley's Executor and others De-
PENDANTS,
In Chancery
The object of This suit is to recover the
legacy bequeathn by Samuel Pirgly to the
said David NJ. Pingly.
1t appearing by satsfacor evidence that
the defendant J eremiah Alias Jerry Pingley
is not an inhab.tant of this State 1t is order
ed, That the said defendant do appear here
within one month after due publication berg
of, AMI do what is necessa ry to protect his
interest: that copy of this order be pub,
lished in some new spaper printed in Wood
stock, once week for four successive week $
and copy posted At the front door OF he
Court House of said couaty, on the first day
of the next County Court.
ACeop Teste
Mark Bird p. q. GEO. W. MILEY, C. sc
nov. 2-4w.
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Oct 12--tds
& oNN1sSI0Afhs' sA EEoT ~ 1rr
John J. stoneburner Complainant.
against.
Henry Bowmans admr. and others De-
PENDANTS.
In Chancery
Persuant to decree of the Circuit Court of
Shenandoah pronounced on the above named
cause, on the 4th day of September 1871,
the undersigned Commissioners therein named
will on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th 1871,
before the front uoor of the Court House Of
So id county, proceed TO sell, at
y UBLIC SALE
to the highest bidder, the tract or parcel Of
land in the bill and proceedings of said suit
mentioned, namely, a certain piece of land
lying on the North Fork of the Shenandoah
River near Narrow Passage, III said county.
CONTAINING 40 ACRES ROOD and so
poles subject to the dover as assigned by
Commissioners in said suit to the widow Of
sa id Henry Bowman decd.
CONTAINING Is ACRES and 8 SQUARE
poles, the said dover land consisting of two
luis, OHe VI = dCieo 6Hu IL square poleo VI
bottom land and the other of Is acres and IS
square poles of upland. After the death OF
the widow the purchaser will be entitled tc
the said dover land s..
TERMS OF SALE:
As much cash as will pay the costs of sui
and sale, and the balance in three equa
annual payments, all TO bear interest from
that day, the purchaser giving bonds with
good personal security, and lien to be
retained upon the land in the deed as ad-
ditional security.
MARK BIRD,
MOSES WALTON,
oct. st s.: Commrs'
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Nr. JACKSON, Oct. Cd 1871.
To the creditors of Sarah Pence decd. and all
Others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed up
on FR1DAY the Sd day of NOVEMBER next at my
Office to take an account of the debts land de-
mands against said dec edent or her estate, at
whichtime and place YOU required to attend.
G iven under my hand as Commiss Toner in
Chancery of the county court of Shenandoah,
the day and year first above written:
oct. Pit, L. TRlPLETT.
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oct. st d s.:

NTIRGINIA TO WIT
At sules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Shenandoah, for the month
of 1871.
George G.. Lobdell......... ......... Plaintiff.
against
Fl. S. McCombs and Jos. Marston Complts.
The object of this suit is to settle the
partnership accounts of Marston, Bush " Co.
composed Of. the Complainant and said De-
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendant II. S. McCombs is not an in
habiant 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 copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Woodstock, once
week for four successive weeks, and a copy
posted at the front door of the Court House
of said county, on the first day Of the next
Circuit Court. Copy-teste
GEO. W. MILEY, c. c. S.
w. & 3.p. q. oct. A
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8. S. WOOD, Newhurg, Ny noy

TOMMISSIONER'S Sal Z OF
Il VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Henry Weizel, use of 7. E. Hammeson &c.
Complt's VS.. Louisa Leopold, Trustee for
F. A. Hergesheimer, Defts.
Pursuant to decree of The county Court o.
Shenan oah County, pronounced At is last
September, term, will sell on the premises
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TUDDIJ AtNIIO-Nl
if not sold privately before that time, o.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1lEh 1871,
the valuable Real Estate of whicb =. a.
Hergesheimer, died, seized and possessed,
CONTAINING l75 ACRES, IS POLES,
NOR. or less. The said property is situated
about II miles from Suasburg aud meas
Strasburg Junction.-The land Is limestone
and of excellent quality. The lmproTeEae
consist of a good large
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w MED.
Chickens, bu tier and eggs, for which til
highest cash prices W i'll be paid by
IL. C. BARRON,
oc. ST. ljeaier u gre dnee.
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NEW ERTISEMENIS.
rENRUSTEN's SAFE on A

II z Ia 10 s5E > - LIZ OH Il
1 DESIRABLE FARM.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
Harrison S. Cough to the subscriber, to SCI
sure debt TO Ell Funkhouser, bearing date
the 3lst day of August, 1855, and recorded in
the Clerks Q&ftce of the County Court Of
Shenandoah, in Deed Book Ne 3. page 33, L
shall, ON
MONDAY, 18th DAY of NOVEMBER, 1871,
in the town Of Woodstock. in front ofmthe
Court Honse, offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder, the tract of land described in
said deed =
CONTAINING 1876 ACRES MORE OR LESS
lying on Cedar Greek, in said county, and
now in possession of James Richards. 1.-THE
improvements consist OF a
TWO STORY STONE DWELLING HOUSE
NS kitchen, barn and other 'neces
GsSs5Lal1& sary cut buildings. There is
fa Sss%S an orchard on the premises
$3.50 60 80 Tie quality Of the land is
sood, and
WATER IS CONVENIENT,
the farm being bounded on one side by Ce
dar Creek. There are
IS ACRES OF TIMBER
upon the premises. This farm is located in
u lietl'hy dsiSHbornoou, Ill the HlI"5G ol
good society and within convenient distance
TO the Rail Road from Winchester to Sras-
burg, aud the Orange, Alexandria and Ma
mas sas R. R. at Strasburg Altogether it
presents many advantages to person who
desires pleasant and healthy location, and
wishes to buy farm con tanning no greater
quantity of land than the one now advertised
for sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third in hand, one.third i six month
and The balance in twelve months. Sale to
commence about 10 O'clock ann.
7. A. JACKSON,
Oct 19-t d 8 Trus ee.
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For S24 per Inch per Month, we will insert
an AdFertis ment in 80 first class Virginia
Newspapers. Including 6 Dailies Proportion,
ate rates for smaller adyts. List sent sent free
GEO. P. RGWELL $50,
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1871. 1871.
GREEN'S
WHOLESALE ALEXANDRIA NO
TION HOUSE.
ne KING STREET, mo
10 ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA. u
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
NEW GOO3S! NEW GOODS.
FABULoUsLY Low PRICES.
NEW OPENIN 5; DAILY.
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Oct 19-t d s

4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
~ WooDsTocK Oct. 16, 1871.
To the creditors of Aaron G. Keller deceased
and al others concerned.
You are hereb notified that at the request of
Lewis Il. eller admir-. of the estate of said
Aaron Keller deed. have appointed the 10Th
day of November next at my Office, for receiy-
ing proof of debts or demands, againts the said
doccdent or his estate, at which time and place
you are required to attend
Given under ms hand as Commissioner of
accounts of the county court of Shenandoah
County the day and year aforesaid.
oct. ID At. z. " MAGRILDER
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C0NDU R A n GO.
Bliss, Keene & Cos Fluid Ia ttra ct
TIE WONDERFUL REMEDY FOE

Canere, Syphilis, S:rofula, Ulcers. Salt
Rhcum and Al! Other Chronic Blood
Diseases.
Ecuador and brought with him aaant!;v o.
the genuine C0NDURANGO BARK. secured
through the cAi cha recommeudat.o on and assis
lance Of His EAcelltncT the President Of Ecua-
dor, and Government that Republic. We
are prepared to fiji orders for ii to limited
eXten t, and at price about onc-qusrter ofthat
which the costofthe first very small supply
compelled Us 10 charge.
Our FlUid Extract is prepared # IN the GEM
inc Condurando Bark from L"ia Ecuador. s.
cured by assistance ct the authorities o. :Aat
country. Sold by all Druggists in piut bordes,
having on them our name, tSade mark and fuii
directions for use. Price $40. Laboratory No.
60 Cedar st. New York
*. BLISS, gEENE & 90.
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YsSHh Harrisburg Family Cornsbel,er Go.
E want agents 70 sell their Family CornsheI-
isrs; Best Invention OF The kind. Sells at sight.
fronts large. For circulars, address EUG tNE
81 Y LR, Treasurer, Loci, Box 3 Harrisburg,
d. ROY 2-4w.
90 IA MONTH! Horse furnished
%11'IC.HExpenses paid. Ii. Il. aHAW
Alfred, Me.
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News ITEMS

The New York Express suggests that
now that the outdoor season is over, the
base ball athletes turn their attention to
saving wood for widows and invalids.
Senator Sumner advises the colorcd
people to demand and obtain, perfectly
equal rights with the whites, mall hotels,
school and conveyance. Also. we pre-
sumo. in churches, theatres. aad public
halls. Nothing viii DO, he says but en-
tire equality:
PHILADELPHIA. October 24-During
three weeks in the present mouth there
have been 942 cases Of small pox in this
city; of which Isl have resulted fatally
The disease, however, is now abating.
Thousands are being vaecinated daily.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-C. P Hunting
don, president ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, has submitted definite pro-
position agreeing to build a railroad from
the mouth of Symme's creek, opposite
Huntington. West Virginia, to Dayton.
Ohio, on condition that the company be
furnished the right ofway, unquestionabl lie
subscriptions amounting to $500, 900 and
the cid work done on the liue.
DEATH OF DIR. MAUplN.-Dr. Socrates
Maupin of the University ofVirginia died
in Lynoh burg Thursday night 10Th, from
injuries received in the afternoon by the
running away OF the horses attached to an
ambulance in which he. with several
other gentleman, were returning to the
city from the Fair Grounds, and from
which he was throga and so seriousI Y
injured that death ensued at II o'clock.
Suppose band Of Virgin ms without
name. ithont means, without credit. and
without capacity, were to 60 tie Massachu-
sets and proclaim themselves, all IN
known as they would be, candidates for
the best Offices in the State: what would
the people there think of them? That
they were the most impudent persons that
ever lived, not even excepting BEN BUT
LER. And yet the carpot-baggcrs affect
to think the southern people inhospitable.
and even diszoyal. for distrusting and
rejecting m.-RicAmoad Dispatch.
Saturday morning while gang of
Penitcntiary conv;cts were going to their
work on the Capital Square. one of them
stole a pair of shoes from the basket OF a
p sser-by near the cotner Of Franklin
and fourth streets. The owner discover
ed is loss, went back IN search of the
m issing article, and found it carefully
secreted lie tie bosom Of one OF the zebras
= Wiz.
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$50. We will Pav $50

Agents $50 per week to sell our great and valu.
able discoveries. ii You want perm anent, Aonor-
able and pleasant work, apply for particulars,
Address D4 Err u CO., Jack son, Michigan.
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commissioners OFFIt Il.

3G King Street. AlexanJria, Virginia.
nov. 3-tf
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z eAkKUN has made arrangements to nave
/ eGelebrated Norfolk o. sters, fresh fsb,
SWEET POTATOES,

shipped to him which ne intends to sell very
low and hopes the public will appreciate his
efforts by buying freely.