Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24
J aran Meeting /.

| lamp Heeting
The Camp Meeting at Kline's woods II
Frederick county commenced on Thursday
evening last The grounds were well fttec
up for the convenience and comfort Of those
attending The meeting Among the minis
tiers present were Dr. Duncan of Randolph
Macon College, Dr.. Sargent, Dr.. Thomas
Bond, Revs. Wheelwright, Armstrong, Ste
venson, Ross Neal, Hedges. Moss, stringer
Furgeson, Allemong, Billings and others.
The exercises Of the meeting were opened
on Thursday night. with preaching by Rev
Neal On Saturday, Dr.. Bond preached
Il 4 NJ, DR.. Sargent at ?. H. and Rev.
Hedges at 3 P. II. On Sunday an expert
ence meeting was held in front Of the stand
.at8A. II. DR.. Duncan preached at 10 O. m.
Dr.. Bond al P N. and Dr.. Sargent at s
P. N. After preaching at night number Of
penitants presented themselves at the altar,
some of whom we're converted during the ex-
croisos ofthe meeting. Notwithstanding the
immense crowd, good order was preserved,
The meeting we have been informed by those
who returned last night is Increasing in In
terest, and gracious outpouriag of tho spir-
it is confidently expected
UsUaY.-The General Assembly ct its last
session, passed joint resolution TO take the
sense of the people upon the propriety Of
amending The Constita ten by striking out
the clause in reference to usury, which is in
these words.
The Constitution, in directing the manner
in which changes therein shall lie effected,
provides that the General Assembly may
propose amendments, which shall be referred
to the General Assembly to be chosen at thu
next general election, and be published for
three months previous tc the time OF making
such choice-th2t is, previous to the regular
November election, and If the proposed
amendment or amendments shall be agreed
to by ma jority Of the new General Assem-
bly,, than they shall be submitted to vote Of
the people, and if approved by Q majority 81
their votes, they shall become a part Of Tie
organic Law Of The State. The clerk Of the.
House Of Delegates. IS directed, has given
notice Of the proposition nov before the
Legislature to make The change.
A difficulty occurred, on Wednesday,
between John Baily. eyed q, and Lewis
Lushosugh, aged IS. in which the latter
YVES badly injured on the head, by being
beaten with brick by Baily. He Vas
arrested by officer Kartz, taken before
Mayor Trout and committed to await
the result of the injuries of Lushbaugh.-
PoNey Firgiaia9'.
Serious Acrident. = On Friday evening
last, about Z o'clock. go Miss Lee, tho
daughter Of Col. L. It. lee, was rid ing
into alillwood on horseback, her
horse took fright The anima ran furi-
ously for several hundred yards up the
Winchester Turnpike. when bliss Lee
was throan. Her brother, Who vas
vith her hasienc3 TO her relief, when he
found her lying on tle roadside senseless-
She vas carried TO the residence cf Capt.
II N Nslson, where she remained since
il peecarious condition. Drs. Herri
sen, Randolph aud Smith we're called in.
ne are happy to learn ihat, though Miss
Lee was SO dangerously hurt, her 6ymp-
tens con tinue favorable. She received
no external injury.-Clarhe Courier.