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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22
RECEIPTS.

Total Receipts, Sl,3l8,8l6 80
DISBURSEMENTS.
Prin'pal of Fund
ed Debt, 62S5lS II
Interest on Fudd-
ed Debt s3I7,ss Of
Interest on Ag-i-
cultural and
MeehanicalCol-
lege Fund LOCO 90 Sls,SS6 "a
Office Expenses l,340 Is
Total Disbursements ss4s,745 20
Balance in Treasury, Nov. Is, 1871, S75,l7l Os
The amount on deposit on the 18th
ultimo, with the American Exchange
National Bank, New York city, for
the payment of the principal with
accrued interest, of that portion Of
the 1870 loan held by parties who
had been notified to present their
certificates for redemption, was
$44,677 OIL. The total amount, there
fore, Of the Sinking Fund on that
day was $319.848 OF.
THE FUNDED DEBT.
On the 10Th day of May, 1871,
the Funded Debt of State was S9,597,649 70
The redemptions during the pc
riod covered by this report was
Loan of 1870, s2S8, 500
Loan of 1871, 29I, ,322-S574,92 ,922 90
Outstanding Nov. Is, 1871, s9,O22,721 70
This sum consists of the follow
ing loans:
FOREIGN DEBT-PAYABLE IN NEW YORK
Loan payable after Dec. 81, 1860,
bearing interest sI,27O 90
Loan payable July l, 1868, not
bearing interest $500 90
Loan payable after Dec. 81, 1870,
not bearing interest 36,9S2 81
Loan payable after Dec. 81, 1870.
bearing per cent interest 882,808 95
Loan payable after Dec. 81, 1875,
bearing per cent interest 100000 90
Loan payable after June 80, 1881,
bearing per cent interest 4,O95, ,3O9 At
Loan payable alter Dec 81, 1886,
bearing per cent interest 100000 90
Total Foreign Debt S9,Ol8,956 70
DOMESTIC DEBT-PAYABLE AT COLUMBUS
Domestic Canal Loan, not
bearing interest, sl,665
Union Loan. payable June l,
1871, not bearing interest, 2,IOO
Total Domestic Debt 1896 90
Total Funded Debt SS.O22.72l 73
The investment in bonds of the
State not yet matured remain un-
changed since our last semi-annual
report. The amount of these in
vestments is $21, 1892 81. Deducting
this sum, together with the $44,-
5lS 81 on which interest has ceased,
from the total amount of the funded
debt as stated above, there is left
the sum Of S,956,211 O5, on which
the State is paying interest at the
rate of six per cent.
During the present fiscal year the
Commissioners will be able to re-
deem the major portion of the loan
Of 1870 yet outstanding, and they
trust that the condition of the Sink
ing Fund will be such as to enable
them to retire the residue of the
loan by January, 1873.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State;
ISAAC R. SHERWOOD,
Secretary Of State;
FRANCIS B. POND,
Attorney General,
Commissioners of Sinking Fund.
-&+1s-+B
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22
FURS REPAIRED

The undersigned would notify the ladies Of
Fremont and vicinity that she Is prepared to
RENOVATE AND REPAIR FURs.
aad invites their custom. She has had ample ex-
perienee in the business, aud warrants entire sat
isfastion Charges reasonable. Rooms on Wood
street, between harrison and Market streets, with
Mr. ENGERT.
81 MRS. REBECCA WILLIAMSON
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22
SIMMONS


? =
IN general cOstlYe,
The head Is trOub
sensation, eonsidsl
MED with painful
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22
10 OOO AGENTS WANTED

In uediately. $500 can be made in sixty days
Every reader Of this, both Old and young, should
send 81 and get six samples that must sell for 81
each with full particular; Send at once, as I am
determined to have 10000 Agents within the next
sixty days. Address J. @. HEADLEY, M1lheld
Ohio,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22
CHICAGO 4ss N. DESTRUCTION,

full and complete history of Chicago, her past,
present and future. With graphic scenes, incl
dents and full details of the disaster by George
Upton and J. W. Sheahan. editors OF the Chicago
Tribune. With over 400 pages and SO IL
luStr0tiOns. 1t is now ready for delivery.
AGENTS WANTED. ousfi9 sSRd aSd si,34 oSoiSs f.s
Of territory. Union Publishing Co., Chicago, H.
or PhiladeInbfa po -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22

100 dozen Fancy Napkins and Towels at auction prices
Take look rat them before leaving the store
fail attend this Grand Opening of VIM Rice Bros 1t
viii 10th of December and last until after the New
500 dozen Ladies' Merno Hose shilling per pair
10000 Doubeod Ginghsms slightly damaged by fire. one
shilling yard
Black Silks Striped and Plain Silks Brussels Stripes French and
Irish We Headquarters for Dress Goods
Great Bargains in Don't forget to call for them
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22
Total Foreign Debt

DOMESTIC DEBI-PAYABLE AT COLUHBC
Domestic Canal Loan, not
bearing interest, Sl,665
Union Loan. payable June l,
1871, not bearing interest, 2,IOO
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22
AN ITEM WORTH READING.
FURSl FURSl FURS!

Why it that VIM A. Rice Bros sell many Furs? Answer:
they sell them cheap and keep Furs than all the rest put
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22
FLANNELS.

n great quantities as low Two Shilings per yard
you the Awool White Double Blankets that Wm Rice
Bros. and selling so cheap?
A Rice Bros selling the cheapest Brown and Beached
Canton Fsnnehat be found Fremont Ask for good
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22
DRESS TRIMMINGS.


VIM A RICE BROS keep the largest variety and newest s
of Trimmings Ribbons, &c
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22
A BIG BARGAIN.

full stock Asachan Seal and Beaver COakng with Trimming
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-22
SHAWLS.

good why VIM. A. Rice many Shawls
keep full stock Of the Paisley Long Wool and Square
and sell them at living prices.
1000 Pairs Of Gold Mixed and Black Mixed Wateproof
down for this special occasion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14
90 sac I I'LL .lsal sssi4! 4
is resLlsnED WEEKLY 81
. 0 sIY H. GRA EiLL go.
SUBSCRIPTIONS PRICE s2,oo A YEAR.
Thursday Morning, September. a., 1871
VIZ publish in oar local columns an in

VIZ publish in our local columns an liz
coapletd report Of the Axeoecaings Of
The Conservative meeting AZ the Court
House. On Aoalay last. a organ ia
ton Was effected and C5aaty superia
tendent aad assistants appointed. The
speakers advocated the ealing OIL con
ventioa 10 nominate candidates for the
Legislature. It may prove necessary t.
holda convontioa for that purpose, and
while We regret fhe necessity, we hope if
such should be the case, our people VII
4abo interest in he primary meetings
and send none but the best men to tile
convent ion. We want no wire pullcrs
@ho are only Interested in advancing
their 0wn inicrnst aa "a socnlin zfha nom
ina'Ftn ofsome friend We want mea
Who viii act fer the Interest Of tie people
and uhose sole al jectail ie to sccu:e
the tess pan to serve them. II il j.
impossible TO secure Convention Of this
character, VIC we I'D hotter have none at
al.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14
New YopK. sepfember

New YopK. September 6. 7-Jn}ge
Bedford 10 day; in opening tho septeln-
Der term Of tt c General Sessions deliver
Cd enoihy charge 10 The grand jury.
Tie said The people LOOK y tho III
,thoTiiies to stem The eaFrelt ofcrlne no.
jeopardizing tbe safety Of tie ATHENS.
and let them not look il vain Having
referred 70 lie mysterious tFahk, ana
the murder Of tue sad victim q treaslefy
and deception, who in a moment Of fran
tic despair gaze herself up to and was
murdered by tbe aborBonist, the ja9ge
sajd 81 late We have been living, IS il
were in the atmosrherc ofabertipn. The
air is heavy With the dark deeds Of these
;rafi!ctcrs il human lie. I hope tie
Legislature at its next sitting viii declare
abortion murder ia tho first degree IN
stead Of mauslaaghter in the second de-
gree. The address Was afplaHded By
tao audience.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

y new lhieving Dodge is out, rs prac-
ilcod on railroads wish success ~ females
who enter cavs, and, finding gentleman
sitting alono, ask Il the other seat is
aceaP5ed. Che gentleman al once mo
tiers her to be serted, when sho politely
axis him if he wou't allow her TO sit b.
tic window Oh course this request is
also granted, and she becomes seated,
Presently she finds that there is net ali
enough il he car, ana requests the gen
t'cpau 10 raise tae window. lie at onec
tries 10 DO so, and as be leans ovcr her she
picks his pocket Or removes his watch,
which she passes TO mail confederate il
tae next seat behind her.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

The Fall trade il Rev York is report
Cd 70 have opened with unusual brisLness
IL mercantile circles The j9bbing and
commission houses Monday morning we're
rhrorgeJ, and some of The leading fFc.s
were said to have large orders ffam Yves
tcra end Southwestern buyers, which vii!
keep their packers busy til far into The
night. The prospect is favorable for busy
times all around for at least six weeks
ahead. The hotels are quite crowded
With country merchants froin all parts Of
tie HMM.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

Discovered TREASURES The rentor Of
the farm belonging TO the Rev. Mr.
1owles in Prince William county while
cleaning OUT a well on that farm, few
gays ago, found jar filled with gold coin
fiosg or by aholn II was hddcn las not
yet been discovered. and pending that dis
.uoyery a question has arisen as to Whistler
tie owner or renter Of the land upon
wnica il sgas found is entitled to its use
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

Oysters have commenced TO arrive in
Alexandria ca The Norfolk, Baltimore
and Lower Potomac steamers, and are
considered III season, as the name Of the
month has an u" III it. Some that have
leeu received are reported as Fat az those
that come later il tic season, and were Of
larg size and excellent favor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

AR hyre.,, Greeley, according TO the
iu.eryiewers, " is even more open than
ever in his expressions ia favor Of tie
conc term principle, and in his desire
that Gen Grant should rot be the Re
publican candidate for next President.
IA is we'll known that Gen Grant is not
a all satisfied or pleased with Dir GroeI-
ley'i course in poiiiics-end is not dis
roeed to look cemplacoutly at his pro
>ceed.Dgs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

LHtuldS t'aNG4 Il clltHcl u I1duUSCi
county. Va. was assassinatcd while at
work in the f-ll on the 9Th inst. Same
persons q'.'a'@H 81 . am ''o'" 0''''''
WIN 4 S'io1 : IL
hoocFt i 'aH"cFy IS aupoiEi'd LOST
master At 0cn TO- to"baian county "a
vice = =. " ooarIdse deciioed.
The crop Of tobacco in tie lIiami VAL
IIy' ohlo, is es'maleo ' 10 WV w., ''I 1
IA; =; IA 60 '''- d 'SS' ''''' =. ~ '''
70
At the Alabama Industrial fair. WI ich
opens at Montgomery October 81, $500,
600 in prizas win be dlstriUu ed.
III. I.... ;... - r..1:l .a@
7r, ~ ~ I, ,' 49, =. l.s ',',' ','t
'' s, ,,'I' -, ~ = Ill., . ~" GII ~l
r1iros over tl,oro
4 storm passed over Fremont, Nebraska
yesterday, destroy ing the engine house Of
The Sioux City aad Pacific railway, a
Windmill, and telegraph ! nc for half
. mile. It also blew car from SIDE
-: ;,S5 ~ .,,. . Co..1,,j I.,3l;nas
49,: i'.tS.@.'J s' ' N-'' '@,' ~ -
"V''' 'J'-'o4 y ''' 40 49,
A terrific storm Of win3 and rain swept
over the town Of Wi1dona, Minnesota, on
Monday, during which number Of build
ipgs were Frustrated. and Phillip Jacobs
was blown from train Of cars and re-
ceiFea i'tai injuries
cu,.,.co Sent "a disnatcI, from,
Madison :; l.. saws there is eopsidcratla
ovc;ten,an' an,ong 10 hon growers AZ
high as SO ccnt6 per poun3 = offered for
few hops, and 20 cents for last Jc@T'2
growth. The quality this year Is pro-
qoso 9si aao o' bo or9 ' 5o 1"
estimated at only 5000 bales.
The LEXINGTON Gazette ssvs sThc
prospects of our University aad Y. n.
Lnstitate for the next session are said to
be more hatterlng than usual We hear
OF !more enquiries tor places to board and
lodge than VIC have AnoTn tor several
sessions.
A few DAVIS aoo an attemot was r,.1o
BY a negro man 70 outrage Il yonng lady,
near City Point. hcT vigorous resis-
lance defeated the borrid purpose Of tie
wretch. lie made his escape for the
I-tine but fearing that he would he carghr
and killed, be has comc in, and giror
himself up, and QoeR QQmmulcd to Jail
gAx FnA<c,sco .Qenlenber s. The
Dennhl;ran majority n tbc oitv is from
, do to 3 COO and IN The Slate abart
e GG0
,,,, NJ . ~ : wv W. 1'N iNglalAs
- AZ ~ ,I'lsG y0"y Y,,a "u100nJ l
'5;s3 - 49, = - .;,l - - 49,
county-,Tsg-, rT Mo- 100 aged
81 years. Col Flood was well knowu as
a public man, and during the war re-
presented his section in the Legislature.
D =.
80 go, i'oo''oJ' g. 'D'.''- '1o a''e''
~T 1870 ~ - -11,a'' F." a. "o''>'
W 80 ~ WV - 10 -, oeto..l
ma" ~ ~, v -" ,''ise ,'o9 ''' 'G:pS = NV"
"o ,.; '.'V sop = ~ taP ~ ms 'ioiAio'
'O'''DF p ~ "'''O' = 'liO-
BosToN, Sept. 6.-Dur;ng the session
of the National Division Sons of Temper
ance, which met here to-day. he question
came up as to the propriety Of admitting
Grand Division NO. z, Prom Maryland,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

FFe eoders-auj, says tas Washington
Ia;riot, that tie stick owned by Tie city
Of Alexandra IN thc Orange AMI Alex
a..5ria railroad (scmo two ihoaeaBd shares
fa' :,eeD cola to a Representative Of the
24Fin0vs and Ohio railroad for the sum
Of $50 geo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

W l7ola W." g3. ,9s I ~, 7 ~ ~,
! ol-A., ~ 10y 49, ~
gigited. he had escaped from TIC sue-
Quchauna Valley Home, ncighboring
Institution for orphan Oh ildren. pres ;dt6
over by Rev Nr Van Hpps. Al invts-
tieation has been ordered BY the uus-
lees.
D,Rr Wlvs-Tt was stated in yester
davis Gaqatto ltat > cou2le had arrived
bero from V,ast, inn ton lie evening Be-
fare and seemed h 10 II i verv uneasy
safe mill tLsv ,vcrn led awav % The
nroarbor'e h,nsa 10 ha married On The
same evening two vounq men called at
Tho frco.of fbo clcrlr tbo Coroo ration
Court for > uaTr;aro Ecense hnt we're
nrable ~ oofo,o 80 tlcv sa;d H. le6y
was NOT Of 9oe End as rev eouIa slow
no nroof or H. consent If her narents ar
ona,d inn Thag not onIu wanted lircneo
but y ishea # dated Arril and would
swear to ANYTHING and pav any amount
Of money 20 obtain VIA they desired
but bir. Caton quietly ln'Gm'd them
hat he didn-t Go tus1nes 2 that way
Aff1dnd'2" GPzeHe.
A Child SI0t 7hrcr6E tie Tent Jy a
Nero TN Satnxlov Gvcnino n ella
named Albert G i'left about o wears Of
!. - Son O. Mrs. Wade Gilbert, rasid
y Goula ia The parish Of AS.
in the heart ly o negro
sSr shot rs1fl 400
/antiy kjl2td. The cliId
I a Establishing home tLe Cow, ind
meeting the negro, the latter told him tc
get OUT Of The way or lie would shoot,
he chi'd failed to obey him, and The
III iscrea0t, dwelling has veaTcn at toe
fellow S breast, fired. iea7 Ing t!e life
less body he fed, and has not, eft latest
accounts been cap iured- he planters fo-
siding IN ne YIcinny, outraged beyond
measure, called meeting offered re
ward OF I'VE hundred collars Tor tue ap-
prrehc9s'on OF 'be murderer arc organ z
ed io.co 10 pursue A'm.-het2 03foHS
Times, Sep ..
Acc,nr,ro 70 TlGrIr. Rcna PynpoR
Mn; a shoel,ino accident las occurred
~ Sorin~fald Ohio. Ill tbo narr;nr "A
snIica IN he rcDo Stretched "c,oes
MIN Street tran, orr hu;}lieo T. arorho,
!, ona lor-cd rono-,ya)l,c, rom New YAH
named Profossor Del4opne was nrocini.
l2,eu 10 'o ,,o, 9f'unc, distance 81 ~ IL
~ 'eeS, ne ioJ0I'eS aFe ! Df4Aan Il lrs
anu s'"l '"o . q Icy UIsu sA"'.' ! ~
accident was "''aesSe? ny an Is'men. g
cC'to1'to ~ !''02i9' li'' uo'''s 'l'o " ne
% me cum - euro ""S .o'nCF.y
So'ote'' ana l l0s' MS ~ Y ~ onion
service ~ ''' l' ,, he reused 70
%ce' ~ Ply '''I"' I'' '"1 PeI'''"'a9cP' Oh
''e g''0oo ''%, ~ ''''' '''' ''F',.' H.
Ee&' l0l NJ a'ieF ana s''iciae'
ihe ha"rtnee' AanEas, JounaI con-
.9A$ t4c particulars o. 'he hlii'9g of Dr.
aiar:h, his |l.e ara chl'd. About Q
o.csoSE II the morning sheaFing unusual
sound III me bocIor room re servant
went N ana '9ai'q n'm 'y'ns ST 'no f'ooF
3'e[o'pZ IP'0}''} '''", /" ",g''' ~ ~
o'tA' Ji' 'DG l'i ~ '.''5. ~ ''S'' l-'"-
ny 'i.' ''''' li'' "'S ','' ne '''' 9
0'Al.@ "a! 00F0'G" WIN 1I'3"' '5 'ofe
O'eS'''5' ," G ~ ~ o''o'De" ''I 'o''
~e'o 60 ~, 49,. ~ o'I L VI 5on uoue
I51o' - - ': ',aS . ','n 49,.
'Is%Eo so'L0 ''-' o'' g '''' VI '-'' ''"'
OF L Is 'a''e''
Tua SPIRIT Or IMPROVEMENT y letter
from Richmond in the Lynchbura Ncys
saws:
The whole city. from Rockets to Sixth
street, seems abiazo with the spirit OIL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14
< VIRGINIA TO WIT

y
IN vacation in The Clerks Office Of the
County Court of Shenandoah county, August
10Th 1871.
George shaver and others ........ComDlt's
Against
Samuel Fetzer aud wife and others Def'ts.
Tn Chancery.
The object Of flis suit is TO settle the adj
ministration account 6f John II. Bushong
with the Estate of Samuel Wendell, dec L.,
and 10 subject the lands 0 said Samuel p.
Wendell decd. to the payment.of his 'iebts,
and the share of John II Wndle in said
lands 10 the payment of certain judgments
against him.
1t appearing by sa,isfactorv evidence ihet
the defendant George IIalane and Rachel his
wife and John II Windle are moi inhabitants
Of this State-It is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do WHAT'S nc
cessary to their interest; that copy be pub
llghed in some newspaper printed in wood
stock. once q week for four successive weeks,
and copy posted a. the front door Of The
Court House OF said county on the first day
Of the next County Court.
NJ. Bird D. q. a Copy-Teste
Aug. 24--4w GE0. ". MILEY, G. $: G.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

A letter FEM Rsoiae rays the Pope has
expressed =. wlsh thas his successor be
chosen by uniscrsa suffrage, without dis
issesion CT age or SIX.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate Of
Joseph Stover, deed. are hereby notified that
they must be presen ted at once, properlT
authenticated for sett iemcnt Those indebted
to The said estate, must make immediate settle
ment, as longer indui gel.ce cannot and Will
GRO i. nUPP, Ex'r. 81
aug. 3i-4t JOSEPH CIR, decd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14
Gold SIP.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
REPORTED BY SAUNDERS & GOODWIN.
Ser. il 1871.

r viii sell some beautiful Wicks wheat Pure
Y and clean for seed at moderate price. This
wheat is a white bearded variety and very
productive. j. W. BANNER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14
nMINISTRATOE,S NOTICE.

IA
Of Philip BORDEN, deed. are hereby notifie
that said claims, properly authenticated, must
be presented at once tor settlement. Parties
endebted to SAID estate must make immediate
payment as longer indulgence cannot and will
not be given.
AUG. 3l-4w. PHILIP BORDEN, decd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

Tie object Of this suit is to sell the zeal
estate of which David Fisher died seized ana
possessed, and make distribution Of the
proceeds Of the sale thereof among his, tie
heirs Of said David Fisher, deceased.
happening By satisfactory evidence that
he defendant Wm. Fisher, Charles Fisher
James VI. Fisher, JoLa s-Wesey Hostile and
susanna his wife,aad Sjlas Miley are not in-
ha6itants Of this State-It is ordered, That
The said defendants 90 appear here wihin
enc month after due pa9ct ti2n hereof, ana
Do 9hat IS necessary TO protect Their i1teres,
lha.a copy Of this order be published IN some
newspaper printed IN Woodstock, once q
week for four successive weeks, and cupT
posted ut 'he front ioor tha Court House
Of said county, on tho first day CT the nezt
County Court,
4 CGPT--TESTL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

TAKE CARE-We notice. in an ex-
change, that there has been recent judi
cial decision touch ing the tax upon CT
CARS, making ii a penalty of $40 not 10
destroy the box after the cigars shall
have been taken therefrom This ap.
plies not only to the dealer in The article
but TO the consumer, and the iadiyiiuai
who has dozen empty cigar boxes kick
'ing arousd' his house, or in the posses
ion Of his children. bad better put biz
foot in them. or institute "a savings baul
10 order to meet The pena ty. since tbt
law docs not excuse ignorance.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14
ADVERTISEMENTS.
VI IRGINIA, 10 WIT

ETIRGINIA, 10 NIT:
IN Vaeation.-I IN he Clerks Office q the
County Court Of Shenandoah County, august
9 1871.
Jacob Il. Ham aud wife ana others Com
piainants.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

\ GGPY--TESFI
E.Es. p. q. GEO. ". MILEY. Clerk
Aug. l7--zw,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

Z COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
~ IFoors-0c1 Avg. 22d 1871.
9. Conner rs. Richard Millcr's Administrator.
To the creditors Of Richard Miller decd.
and all waom il my ctn rcrn
You are hereby notified that I haze fixed
upon The 21st Jay Of September at my oaioe
TO state account If debts aud demands
againat said decedent or his estate and OIL HE
dignity Of same and the gross ard annual
value Of same as required BY decree, of
county court Of Shenandoah at which time
and place you arc required 70 attend Given
under my hand as Commissioner in Chaucery
of said court the day and year first afor esaid
1T. P. ~. MAGRUDER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-14

In Chancery.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-17

for Representatives in CODgress-tO
which elections the whole bill Is con-
fined-shall be by ballot, written or
printed, anything in the laws OF any
State to the contrary Notwithstanding.
FOR THE PROTECTION OF TIE TRULY
LOYAL.
The committee have agreed to
CObb's bill to protect loyal and peace
able citizens of the United States in
the full enjoyment of the rights OF
person, liberty and property; and to
enable them to preserve aud perpet-
uate the evidences of losses claimed
to have been sustained by them
in the Southern States, commissioners
are appointed in each county to take
eognizance of all offenses of the Ku-
klux KIans, and if needs be employ
posse cODl9HitatlLs of militia and the
nearest officer in command OF the
land or naval forces Of the United
States may be called upon to enforce
the process. Heavy penalties are
prescribed for those guilty Of joining
such combinations, or acting indi-
vidually in disguise, with intent to
do injury to person or property, as
well as for punishment of high mlsde-
meanors and manslaughter. Inter-
ference with the free exercise of any
rights Of citizens will also be pun
ished. Innocent citizens suffering
damage may bring suit against the
inhabitants of the country, city or
parish in which the unlawful acts are
dana