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Conviction Of jim Fisk's lsurasnar,

New YORK, January 5.-The argu
ment in the Stokes trial was concluded
at o'clock last evening, and the case
giving to the curry: At twelve min.
utes past II the jury came into court.af
ter an absence Of over three hours and
In reply to the usual INTERPRETATIONS an,
nounced that they bad. found the, pris-
oner guilty OF murder in the first de
gree. -
There was a marked sensation in the
court at the announcement Of the yer-
dict. The prisoner turned. ashy pale
and his sister wept aloud.
The District Attorney moved that
the sentence Of the law he pronounced,
but at the suggestion Of Nj. Tre,nain,
Stokes counsel, the Judge deferred
passing sentence until Monday. -.
1t has transpired that the jury of lie
firing stood ten for murder in the first
degree and two for manslaughter in the
third degree.
Stokes counsel have determined to
take bill Of exceptions, and steps will
tSe OllSS nv toNCu W OUldlfI SliS OF DrO-
ceedings and obtain new trial. Stokes
will be sentenced TO- day, when he will
be placed in confinement in Murder
Row in the tombs.
SENTENCE OF DEATH PRONOUNCED.
New York, January b.-Stokes was
brought into court this morning, and
after notice Of exceptions to the judges
rulings the prisoner was asked what he
had to say why sentence should not be
passed upon him.
Stokes, inreply, said be had not in
tentionally violated any law, and that
the testimony upon which he was con-
victed was manufactured and peljured
Judge Boardman then, in a feeling
address, in which he alluded to the
prisoners youth and social surround
lngs, sentenced him to be hanged on
friday the 2 tn day OF February next,
that being the shortest time that could
tie lie. 5ally allowed the murderer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-01-16

The Legislature has pissed a Joint
resolution providing for conference
with the creditors of the State, with a
view of making some arrangement in
regard to the payment of the debt due
by the State. Never since our recollec-
ton, have we known Legislature in
Virginia who seemed SO totally imbecile
as the one which now sits in the Capitol
at Richmond. Thereedoes not seem to
be any ability among its members to
originate scheme for the relief of the
State from the difficulties into which
she has been thrown by the unwise leg
islation ofthe past The members of
that body seem to be at perfect loss in
regard to what they shall do Instead
of taking hold of this great question as
statesmen should do, they are perfectly
COMPOUNDED and dumbfounded by the
appearance of the great question. They
have themselves acknowledged that
they are incapable of mastering the sub
ject. In the first place some of them,
IN their CONSERVATION, wanted ex Gov.
Wise to tell them what to do; then some
others wanted Gov. Walker to "give
his views; and now they propose to get
the bondholders in Richmond and ask
them what shall be done.
Surely, there never was time before,
in Virginias history, when the grave
legislators-the would-be statesmen
men chosen to devise ways and means
of guiding the helm of State, in the
midst of a storm, would drop the helm
and begin crying for some one to come
aud save TIE tothem apparently sinking
ship.
With all our respect for that body,
we think the wisest and best thing they
can do will be to adjourn at once, and
and let the people elect gentlemen who
possess some Of the qualifications necess
airy for the DISQUALIFICATION Reg
aster.
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CHICAGO, January l9.-The st. Mich
olas Hotel at Springfield was damaged
by fire last night, to the extent Of $50,
0o0. The loss on the furniture. by FIRE
and water is about $4,000
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-01-16

The famous females Woodruff and
Clafin, along with their companion,
Blood, have beer again indicted in
New York for circulating obscene
literature through the mails. The man
was arrested, but the worfeni could not
be found.
The rigors of the Western climate
are telling on the people, and some Of
them are turning their eyes towards
Virginia,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-01-16
REBUILDING OF TAXES.

A PUBLICATION viii be IN AIDE at an early
hsday for there funding OF the =. :. DIRECE
I Ans paid from 1862 to 1866 for those WI
VII produce thoir Tax Receipts to the undes
sgncd at our office IN Weodstack; Va at onr,.
~, VII make no charge urlcss thu taxes arc .s-
IG1th WlfdiANs &-ERc
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From the proceedings Of the Legisla-
ture we select the following items.
Jan 9Th 1878.
SENATE
SENATE.

CIN "A T..
CoMMULICATIoN EhoM THE GOVERNOR
The President laid before the Senate
a communication from the governor, en-.
closing a communication from L. J.
Eckerson, Acting Quartermaster q. S.
Army, in referance to the relinquish-
ment of the Jurisdiction of the state
over certain property conveyed to the
United States for cemeterial purposes.
The following were reported favora-
bly,:
Senate bill declaring all domcsticated
animals and birds personal property;
, Senate bill d. cl@rlng and prescribing
what fees justices Of the peace may
charge for services connected with the
trial Of warrants fer small claims with
amendmeuD; Senate bill to authorize
the supervisors Of Caroline county to
grant lot OF land in the town of Port
Royal 10 the Baptist Church; House
bill with amendments to amend and
! e-enact the 18th section of chapter 49,
OF the Code, and the several acts amen
datory thereof, in relation to appeals,
writs OF error and supersedeas; Senate
| Dill with a substitute therefor) to in
corporate the town OF Rocky Mount, in
the county OF Franklin; Senate bill to
authorize the Board Of Supervisors for
| Wytne county to contract for Keeping
in repair certain public roads ii. said
county; Senate bill to amend the first
section of al act entitled an act to a.
| mend an act to incorporate the Valley
railroad Company, passed March list.
1867; House bill with amendments) to
authorize the Board of Public W orks to
sell the States interest in the Upper
Appomattox company; Senate bill to
encourage donations to the University
OF Virginia and to constitute the State
Trustee therefor; Senate bill with
amendnents) in relation to the lease Of
the Penitentiary; Senate bill to remove
certain causes commenced in the county
courts to the Circuit Court and for
other purposes.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The following were introduced and
refclred
BY Nj. Boiling: Bill to amend the
Code, providing that treasurers and
collectors shall pay civil jurors, instead
Of sheriffs.
BY same: Resolution as to the exped
iency of adopting the suggestions of the
Governor in relation to costs in suits,
so as to secure to the officers payment
Of their fees for services rendered.
By MI Parks: Bill giving the consent
ofthe State to the purchase of land by
the United States, for the erection of
lighthouses.
BY Mr.. Cottrell: Resolution as to the
expediency Of submitting to vote ofthe
people an amendment to the Constitu-
ton to provide for reduction of the
number of members of the Generally
Assembly.
BY Mr.. Smith; Resolution as to the
expediency Of amending Our Constitu-
ton by striking out all Of article I,
thereby leaving all the subjnets of
which it treats to be provided for by
law.
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All persons are notified not to trcspass upon
my lands. The aw .Fli be eaforccd 'ay ms,
alt trespassers without regird 10 persons.'
jan. ls-st,.
nor SALE
10. Horse for t..s Ly
s.A. pASNfR
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ID LACKSWITH.

l want first class Blacksmith, one that can come
Wen recommended and can do all kinds of work at
Blacksmithing. For such a man will nav liberal
price. Reply to me by letter or in person at Mt,
Crawford Rockingham Co.
Jan. 10 st. ID. A. WHITMER.
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THE OYSTER BILLS.

House bill for the preservation of oys-
tiers, and to obtain revenue for the pri
vilege of taking them within the war
tiers Of the Commonwealth came up.
After various motions to pass by, re-
commit, DC, on motion of Mr.. Riddle
bargei, the ill ives postponed till l o.
o. 'ck Friday, l''h list, and made the
special continuing order until disposed
Of
On motion of Mr.. Evans, the House
adjourned at 1920 2. NJ.
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UTICE.

To the debtors and creditors Of the estate
the late Samuel Kendrick
You are hereby mott fed that it is NV irten.
non to make hna! set!ft m, MT OF said estate
before commr of accounts VII hib-tro mont,s
RON the date hereof. Creditors OF the estate are
hereby required TO present t. me a statement
Of theii claims al once. And debtors OF lbS
same are required to make payment or adj
lustment OF claims due the estate from them
oeforeths lime of my proposed settlement.
= Given under my hand this 81 day Of Dec
f. =, SARAH M KENDRICK..
Executrix of Saml. Kendriek, decd
Dec, Goth is72-4wks.
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FRIDAY January 10th, 1877
REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES

REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
Senate bill to amend and re-enact sec
ton II, chapter 63 Of the Code, so as
the more etfectually- to require millers
to grind for toll all grain brought to
their mills fer the consumption of the
persons bringing OF sending it, or
his family without afiendnenr); Sen
ate bill to amend and re-enact sections
l, 3, l6 and II, Of chapter SO OF act;
1o66-67, in relation to the charter of
the town Of Jonesville with an amend
menD; House bill to amend aud re-
enact sections Is, 16 and II of chapter
II OF the Code reference to sales OF
lands for taxes with amenments); Sen
ate bill to authorize the issue OF rev
enue certificates for the redemption of
mat,lrel coupons to bonds OF the State
and to facilitate the collection of the
revenue i'll the several counties of the
S ate.
On motion of Mr. Taylor, of Loudon,
that the Committee for Courts of Jus
tice inquire into the expediency Of
amending the law so as to extend tie
jurisdiction OF Justices Of the Peace
tothe sum Of SlJj.
The equalization bill was taken UP
discussed until $50 o'clock, and made
the special order for Tuesday.
BY Mr. James Resolution as to the
expectancy OF fixing the pay Of Com
monwealth S Attorneys, and not leave
it to the supervisors.
BY Mr.. Early Resolution as to ex.
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hundred dollars.
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COMPENSATION OF JURORS.

The Committee for Courts of Justice,
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How Dundreary Was Created.


Southern, In recent conversation with a re-
porter of the st. Louis Globe, gave the follow
ing interesting account Of the creation Of the
Is based. Said he: When George Jordon,
Laura Keene's leading man, left, Joined the
company as leading juvenile man and low
About this time she obtained a piece called sour
American Cousin" from Tom TAYLOR, for
which she PAID him 81 900. At the reading of
he being the comedian; to Mr.. CoulsocI aXbe
Murcott;" and to Mr.. Southern, "Lord Dun
dreary." At the conclusion of the reading,
which was in the green room of the theater,
put my part on the table and walked out of the
room. As originally written by Taylor, IL con-
tanned not more than twenty-seven lines. There
was no clue to the character except memoran-
who assumed 1t, might, If he chose, initiate the
lisp of Sir Frederick Blunt in "Money." Miss
Keene sent MIR. Burnett, the manager, to me
asking me why would not Play the part
as Mr.. Burnett was leaving the room 1 said to
bim s'Stop one moment. If Miss Keene will
permit me to alter this third or fourth class old
own scenes, and elaborate the parts Of those who
play with me, will accept the role" She event
ually agreed to my proposal. 1 wrote in scene
The conception Of the character was entirely
the same as 1t Is now, except 1t has been polish
ed down by many repetitions. When originally
played, each act was In five or six scenes. 1t
n four acts, one scene in each. The originals
of the pest scenes were what We called Tear
penter scenes" that u to say, while he was act
ing in them close by the foot lights, with the
scene in front, the Carpenter end property men
were hamneriDg away behind preparing for me
ne1tscene. Thus st the commencement Of the
run Of "Our American Cousin," my best
scenes we're accompanied By chorus Of carpen-
tiers and property men rafting their tables and
other Paraphernalia about the stage. 1t took
hve or SIX weeks for the people Of New York to
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decls-s.lt

REsr FOOD FOB INrANTs.-" Tho young
- Prince thriyes % well upon il that il must be
very good: n-Dr.. Richardson: IT resembles
Aboundipg in Flesh and BoNH FORMING sub
stances this Food perfectly fulls fits
other eo-callcd Foods being entirely devoid Of no
shing prop rites induce rickegy and idiotic condi
ton 10 also carefully f ed from the ground huss
Of the wheat, which causes irritation Of the bowels,
diaIrhea, &c. Prepared BY eeyory q Moore, Chem.
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THIs Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, that The sub.eibsr
u has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. holding . special term, let.
ter Of Administration on the personal estate Of
ROBERT w.. ABDIe, late Of washinston city.
d. O., deceased. All persons having ciaims Against
the said deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same. With the vouchsr thereof. 70 the subscriber,
may Otherwise By Be- excluded from I'll benefit Of
the said estate Given under my hand, this 3sth day
" .o'e~D JOHN PATCH. Adninissrssror.
deces.Hs 61T Pebnsylvania svenue.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sabecrt;:
= Der has obtained from The Suprsoe Oout o.
41EDERICK vINCENf, late Of Washineton
city, ID. O., deceased. All peFsone having claim
against the said deceased are hereby wsrneo
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the subscribed, on or before the - day Of Dece0-
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from ali her cft % the sai1 estate: Given unaer ~
hand THE % day Of Dece1esr, l4S
dtcG-sa W. D. WkBD, Adminaserasor.