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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-07-11
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-07-11

Why (asked Prentice) don't the
planets cut off the comets tail when
it passes among them? They all
have axes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13
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he Racent Elaetioua.

The result in Virginia elects KEN
per, Conservative. Governor, and the
rest of the Conservative ticket by an
estimated majority of twenty thousand
III New York the Democrat and Liberal
State ticket is also elected by decided
majority. while the Republican strength
in'the Legislature has been materially
reduced. In. Massachusetts no sub
stantial change Is noticed, the State
being Republican as usual III New
Jersey the Republicans lose in the As
sembly; they lose also on the general
vote in Michigan. In Wiscon sin the
long standing political situation is re
versed, a Democratic candidate being
elected Governor after a Rel publican
supremacy of many years. In Mississ-
ippi the issue was between two Repuh
lican candidates for Governor -Alcorn
and Ames- the Democrats supporting
the latter, and the chances at last &C
counts seem ed to be in his favor. The
Kansas grangers worked successfully
in some parts OF their State for legisla-
tive candidates; and in Illinois, where
the elections were for local oflic ers. the
grange party was equally active and
successful. Arkansas elected the Re
publican ticket according to tn E latest
accounts The only State of Il e mum
her holding elections Tuesday i n which
Republican gains are men;io ned is
minnesota
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13

The LATE MIS- Root <. LEE Mrs
Lee has been an invalid for the last
eight or ten years, and her health, since
the death of her husband, three years
ago, has been gradually becoming more
enfeebled. Only short time ago a
beloved daugller died, and this fresh
bcreavment, it may be readily believed,
bore heavenly upon her declining
strength. Mrs. Lee was the only dautei
Of G. W. P. Gusts, esq, Of Arlington;
who was the youngest child of John
Parke Gusts, son of Mrs. Washing
ton by her first husband, and aid de-
camp to Gen. Washington at the siege
of Yorktown. His two youngest chill
dren, one of them the. father of Mrs.
Lee, were adopted by Gen. Washing
ton. 6. W. P. Gusts was brought up
at Mount Vernon, and remained a
member of Washington's family until
the death Of Mrs " Washington, in 1902,
when he went to reside at Arlington,
an estate Of one thousand acres in the
neighborhood of Washington, which
he had inherited from his father He
erected he..mansion knewn as Arlington
House. He was married in early life
to Miss Mary Lee Fitzhugh, Of Virgi
MIA, and left an only daughter, who
became the wife of Gen. Robert E.
Lee. The late Mrs Lee was a lady of
exempla ry religious and domestic vir-
tues and unassuming and gentle in
character. She was between sixty and
seventy years Of age at the time Of her
death. = Baltimore Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13
70 the People q Virginia.

At the close of an arduous canvass
of our state, recognize, with a heart
full Of gratitude, the splendid. hospitali
ty and unbounded enthusiasm with
which you have everywhere greeted
me as the representative Of your cause.
An intreDid struggle of united Conser
vatives for one more day will crown
our cause, with glorious victory. ''Once
more unto the breach dear friends, once
more!" In the hour Of assured triumph-
lei justice, courtesy, moderation and
magnanimity direct all our counsels
As the well earned fruits of your com
ing success, let the tides of immigra-
ton pour into Virginia; let production,
manufactures, trade, commerce. educa
ten, arts, spring to new life through
out all our borders: let us have such
triumph as will forever settle the mites
tine feuds Of the past, diffnse peace and
good will over our land, and light up
the Commonwealth with a sun burst OF
'contentment and prosperity.
JAMRs IL kHNPYe
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13
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MP0RTANT FROM CUBA.

HAVANA, November 1.-The tribun
al at Santiago de Cuba, before which
the prisoners captured on the fiIlibuster
ing steamer Nirginius were brought
condemned Bernabe Earona, Pedro
Cespedes, jesus Del Sol and General
Ryan to death, and they We're shot on
the morning of the 4th inst.
HAVANA, November 6.-Thc public
rejoicings last night over the capture
OF the Nirginius were most enthusiastic.
The Governors palace and public build
lngs and many private houses were il
Illuminated. A torchlisht procession
passed through the streets, which were
thlckly hung with flags, and tapestry.
Serenades We're given to the Captain
General and the General of Marine
Fhere will be grand parade to night
OF all the battalions of volunteers.
HAVANA, November 6.-Captain
General Jouyellar to-day issued an of
flclai address He says there is nothing
OF such pressing interest to the public
good, and the presti ge and honor OF
the nation, as the restoration of the nor
NAL state of affairs in the island of Cuba.
lie proposes to subject everything to
this elevated consideration within the
limits of the laws. The social ques
ton and exigencies ofthe present epoch
will be the object of special meditation
and conscientious study.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13

SMITH.
Smyth county gives Kemper 1888;
Hughes, AL. kemper's majority.
742.
sPOTTSYLvANIA.
Kemper. $40 majority
SHENANDOAH.
This county gives Kemper 2,i01!
Hughes, $40.
TAZEWELL.
kemper 804, and Hughes 2O4, in
four precincts. -Four precincts to hear
from, which Will increase Kemper's
majority to 900.
WILLIAMSBURG
gives Hughes 81 majority. A Con-
servative gain of So
wEsThORELAND.
Westmoreland is Conservative by
about 100 majority.
. WASHINGTON.
Kemper, 1899; Hughes, $40.
WARREN.
Kemper, 90; Hughes 81.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Northumberland has gone Conser-
vative by nearly 200 majority.
wYTHE.
Kemper, 1857; Hughes, 372. Con
seryative gain Of III on Walker vote
This county has gone Radical by
3ls majority. A Conservative gain
of 44U
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13

A story is told of former member
Of the Missouri Legislature, whose rep
utation was far from spotless, that he
absented himself for while, under The
plea of sickness, and shortly after had
his death announced. Thereupon the
Legislature passed the usual resolutions
of coincidence some of the willy mem
ber's bitterest enemies euligized their
"departed friends exalted character and
eulogies neatly pasted in his memoran-
dun book as a receipt in full for the:
past, and letter of credit in the future.
- E,rch0mqe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13

A dispatch received in Baltimore
states that Mrs. Gen. Robert E. Lee
died at Lexington, Virginia, on
Wednesday night. 1t is with deep
regret that we receive this intelligence.
The capture of the Cuban blockade
runner Virginius by the spanish gun
boat Tornado is considered quite bad
blow to the cause of Cuban Independ-
ence. The cargo of the Virginius, it is
said, was valuable, and would have
been of great assistance to the insurg
ents at this particular period Among
those made prisoners on board the
Virginius were several of the most no
ted persons who had been prominent in
the cause of Cuban independence.
Griffin, Ga, is going into the man
ufacture of coffee, from persimmon
seeds, which, it is thought, will be
cheap enough to suit the most per
slmmonious housekeepers.- World.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13
Conviction Of Undertook.

The Undertook trial has Ell ded, as
was generally anticipated, in verdict
Of guilty OF murder in the first degre.
''Fhe jury CROPPED about in darlR ness for
forty hours, and then came in asked for
more light. The court permit ed them
to taFe the letters which had ! cen CIV
en- III evidence to their room, and in
less than two hours they all G. ncuded
that the prioner was guilty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13
GLORIOUS VICTORY!
RADIcAlIsK DEAo!t
$4,000 Majority
VIRGINIA SAVED.
KEMPER, NITHERS & DANIEL.

The conservative, party has tri lmph
ed by an overwhelming majority. From
returns received Kemper is elected, by
over 25,0oo. This majority may be in
creased by the returns of counties not
yet heard from. The result will cause
every true Virginian to rejoice that the
Old Commonwealth is to remain in the
hands of those whose every effort is
made in her behalf.
The effort to array the black man
against the white man has resulted in
the entire humiliation of those who
forced this issue upon the people. The
government is in the hands our own
people and will be administered 80 as to
do even justice to ALL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13
Death Of Bishop John Early
fFrom the Lynchburg virginis1 No v,e
This venerable servant of God sank
peacefully to rest yesterday morning
between and s O'Clock

This venerable servant of G cd sank
peacefully to rest yesterday morning
between and s O'Clock.
So fades the summer cloud away;
So sinks the gale when storms arc DER;
So gently shuts the eye Of day;
so dies wave along the shore.
Life's labor DONE as sinks the clay,
Light from its load the spirit flies,
While heaven and earth combine to say,
How blest the righteous when he dies.
This result was not expected The
Bishop had been evidently failing for
some weeks, and when we visited him
the evening before his death it was
painfully obvious that he was near the
end of his long journey of life, and
would soon be gathered to his IA
TIERS"
A brief newspaper paragraph could
not suffice to chronicle the death of a
man who has figured so prom inently in
the eccles iastical history of this State
and country. Bishop Early was, what
we have often heard him say of others,
"a noted man." Born i'll 1856, in the
adjoining county of Bedford, he be
came Methodist in 1904, and was
licensed to preach two years thereafter
Before he had attained his majority he
had commenced his ministerial labor,
among the slaves of Thomas Jefferson,
at Poplar Forest, about tw Give miles
from this city. For many 70 ars he was
an itinerant preacher, and WI is remark
ably successful in winning souls to
Christ At the early age pf twenty
seven, Bishop Asbury appointed him
Presiding Elder, and, as we have heard
him say, he was member Of the first
delegated General Confere nee of his
denomination, that met in New York
in 1912. These facts indicate the es-
TEEN in which be was held, and the
high estimate placed upon His abilities
as preacher, and his remarkable ca
pacity for business, eecles iastical and
secular, by his brethren in that early
period of his history.
A venerable citizen, one Of the faith
ers-venerable for virtues as well as
for years. having served bis generation,
has been removed, and we do well to
honor his memory and hold up his ex
ample as one worthy of imi tation. His
last days were peaceful. i e told the
writer of this, recently, that he enter
tanned no unkind feeling towards any
human being, and rejoiced at the evi
dences which he observed pf the grow1
ing disposition Of all denominations
Christians to fraternize and forget for
mer asperities. In this faith and hope
he died and now, we doubt not. all
denominations will unite in paving tht
last tribute 'of respect to the revere,i
servant of God, who, full Of years and
full o. honors. is gathered, s'lilSe as
shock Of corn cameth il. his season, t..
the sepnlchre Of his fathers. know
Sc not that thereis q prime, and a grea:
man fallen this riav in Israsi
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SUN.-WEEKLY SEMI-WEEKLY AND
L DAILY.


The Weekly Sun is too widely known to require any
estsnaaa at4;orani ,lda.ioa but the reasons which
which xii, We hope, give it mauy thousands more
are briefly as follows.
1t is a trrt-lata newspaper All the news of the
DAY VIII te fond III it, unlicensed when unnportant,
a. M length when 81 nenent, and always presented
IL y clear, intelligibe, and interesting manner
1t il hrst-rate family paper full entertaining
and intructye reading of every kind but containing
nothing that can offend the most delicate and scrupu-
GUS taste.
1t is iirst-rate story paper. The bsst tales and
romances OF current literature carefully selected
and legibly printed in its pages.
1t is frstrate agricultural paper The most fresh
and instructive articles agrcul ural TOPICS regular.
ly appesr in this department.
1t is an independent political paper belonging to
no party and wearing colors 1t fights for princ-
pie, and for the election of the best men to Office
especially deyotes its energies to the exposure OF
the great corruptions that weaken and disgrace
our country, and threaten to undermine republican
institutions altogether 1t has fear Of knayes and
asks no favor from their supporters.
1t reports the fashions for the ladies and the mark
cts for the especially the catte-markets to which
1t pays particular attention.
Finally, it is the cheapest paper ublished One
dollar year will secure it for any subscriber 1t in
not necessary to get up club in to have the weekly
Sun at this rate. Any one who sends single dollar
viii get the paper for year.
We have no travelling sgents.
THE WEEKLY SUE.-Eight pages ifty-six col
umns Only s1,o0 year. No discounts from this
rate.
THE sEMI-wEEKLY suN.-ssme size rs the
Daily sun. $500 year. dir count Of 30 per cent
to clubs OF 10 or otter,
THE DAILY SUN.--A large four-page newspaper
OF twenty-egh columns. Daily circulation $780,
900. All the NEVIS for Q cents. substitution Price
10 cents month, or 500 year. To ubs of 10 or
over discnunt Of 20 per. cent
- Address, 1.-THE SUN. Eew York cssy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13
The Steamer virgjnirs Particulars Of her
Capture.

HAVANA, November g. The follow
ing particulars Of the capture of the
Virginius have been received from
Santiago: The Tornado, which had
been searching for the Virginius since
her attempted landing on the south
cost Of the island, came in sight of her
at 2:30 ?. M. on the 31st ultimo, and
Immediately gave chase The fllibus-
ter put on all steam and made for
Jamaica, hoping to find refuge in Brit
ish waters. In her flight she threw
overheard several horses and used a
portion Of her cargo for fuel, but the
Tornado caught up with her at 10 P.
NJ. near the Jamaica coast, and she sur
rendered with all on board; not one es
capped.
Among the prisoners is tho well
known insurgent chief Bembetta, who
was reported killed a few days ago:
a brother of Cespeds, son Of Queseda,
Senior Jesu Del Sol, and other impor-
tant personages. The prisoners have
been brought before a comp. tent tri
bunal at Santiago, and are now being
tried as pirates.
There is great rejoicing in Havana.
The streets and houses are decorated
with national colors, and subscription
is being raised for testimonial to the
officers and crew of the Tornado.
WASHINGTON. November 6.-Lttle
is known in official quarters concerning
the capture Of the Virginius, and there
fore, the course of the Administration
is not defined. Furthur information is
awaited from our consul at Santiago,
who will act in conjunction with the
Consul. General at Havana under
the instruction Of the Department of
State.
1t VII be remembered that within
the past two years this vessel was pro
tected in several foreign ports from the
designs Of Spanish men-ot war and
conveyed to sea on the ground that
her papers as an American steamer were
imperfect in legal order
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13
lTflSOn SWartl u
Atthmt. In Chancerv.

Ai"iiiSpii S"drtG defendant.
Atthmt In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to subject the
land ofthe said Harrison Swartz TO The
payment OF note executed BY said
SWartz for $24.33 with interest from the
2lst day ofJuly 1870
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendant Harrison Swartz is
not an inhabitants of this State-I, is
ordere,i. That the salt, defendant
do appear here within one month after
due publication hereof. and do what is
necessary to protect his interest: thar a
copy OF this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Woodstock. once a
week for four successive weeks. and copy
posted at the front door of the Court
House OF said county, on the first day of
the next County Court.
GEO w. MILEY, C. s. c. c.
A CoPY-TEsTE
GEO W. MILEY, C. S. c. C. AID Ex-
Oficio, C. c. C. SC
WINS & Bro. p. g.
oct. 30-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13
VIRGINIA.


S61.
Bath county gives Kemper 329;
Hughes 80.
CAMPBELL.
The Conservative legislative ticket
in Campbell county is elected by about
80 majority. Kemper's majority is
about 1928.
CHESTERFIELD.
Kemper's majority for Governor is
about Sc.
The following are the official ma
jorities in Clarke Co., Conservative
ticket 400.
CARROLL.
Official count gives Kemper SIP ma
jority.
Kemper's majority $50. ...
FRANKLIN.
Kemper's majority 800.
FAUQUIER
Returns by messengers with polls
show that the Conservative ticket in
Fauqlirer county is elected by S43 ma
jority.
GLOUCESTER.
The official vote of Gloucester
county is as follows: kemper 500;
Hughes, 631-a gain on the Walker
vote Of 1875.
Official vote, kemper 5l4; Hughes
1854.
IIENRICo.
Kemper, 1856, Hughes, 1903.
HALIFAX
Hughes official majority is 1856.
H4 Halifax.
Halifax gives a Republican majority
Of 400.
HENRY.
A Danvile dispatch says: Henry
county gives - majority. for Kemper,
and the whole Conservative ticket is
elected. Conservative, gain, 81.
JAMES CITY.
This county gives Hughes 1862 ma
jority, a Conservative gain of 1913
KING GEORGE.
King George giver kemper POS
majority. :
Hughes majority is about 125, and
the CONSERVATIVE ticket for the county
is elected, with 2. Gibson for the
House OF Delegates.
Kemper's majority in Loudoun is
902.
Hughes.s majority in this, city 1872.
MADISON.
The following is the full official vote
Of Madison county: For kemper, /,
Cos; Hughes, 375. Majority 500.
NATHTES.
Mathews official gives kemper 652;
Hughes, 355-a gain of 50 on Walker.
MIDDLEsEX.
Kemper has majority Of 6 on the
State ticket.
NORFOLK CITY.
Maiorities in the city, Kemper 1913
Witbers, S29.
4- NANsEMOND.
Conservative majority in Nansemond
267 Whole county ticket elected by
approxinating majorities. Conserva
tive gain Of 54l on Walker vote.
NEW KENT.
Official returns from this county give
kemper 469: Hughes, 425.
NORTHAMPTON.
Official returns give Kemper 652;
Hughes, s07
Kemper 1915; Hughes, 226.
PULASKI.
Kemper's majority 800.
PRINCE EDWARD.
Governor Hughes, Rad, 1927; KEN
per, Con, 91o.
PORTSMOUTH.
Hughes majority over Kenper "a.
PRINCESS ANNE.
A Norfolk dispatch says: Princess
Anne gives Conservative majority OF
over 100. Returns from Norfolk county
not yet received.
PITTSYLyANIA.
Official figures put Kemper's MAORI
ty in this county at 300.
PRINCE WILLIAM
Majority for Kemper, in the county,
37S Radical gain 81.
RAPPAHANNocK.
This county has gone for Kemper by
262 majority.
RocKBRIDGE.
LEXINGTON, November 81 The coun-
ty of Rockbridge gives Kemper 1859;
Hughes, 899 In 1869 Walker receiy-
ed 2,l29, and Well 1000. Kempers
majority, 1000. Radical gain So,
STAFFORD.
Stafford gives X empers 747 majority.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13
NOTICE..

Take up by the subscriber. on the 15ih
gay OF June one estray Bull. The said
Bull is white and red roam, two year old
White face, red shoulders and rump. right
tore leg red and left one white. left car
Slit and right ons cropped and appraised
at fourteen dollars The owner viii prove
property pay costs and charges and take
nm away otherwise he will be disposed Of
according to law.
nov. l3-3t JAl,OR TIrRNER
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VIRGINIA TO WIT:

VIRGINIA TO WIT:
In vacation in the Clerks Office of tie
the county Court of Shenandoah, Oct.
% 1873.
ID. d. johnson and Nal
~ f. his wife, VIM. X
ohii1lett, Jno. Morris
and Virginia A his wife
Compl't
-, AGAINST IN.CHANCERY
Thomas Chapman. I'D.
OF kirtley Shiffiett.d dee
Sam'l Kingree. Admir-
o! Jno. Kin yree and z.
4. Frederick. Defts.
The ocEect IF TINS suits to settle the ad-
mlnistration accounts Of Thomas CHAPMAN
Ad,n T. OF Tie estate Of kirtiey Shciiictt.
uec'd ana to recover the balance that may
De dua upon said settlement.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendant Thomas Chapman is
not an inhabitant of this state-Ii il order
ed. that the said defendant do appear here
WitAili oae month after due publication
hefeof' and 90 what is necessary to protect
Ms interest; tfat copy of this order be
puoiiSiico in some newspaper printed in
Ho"o3tock. once i week ioi' four successive
weeks. ana copy posted ut the front door
OF me IChrt Horse OF said county, on the
hrst day OF the newt eHnty Court.
GEO. W. HILEY, C. c. {. s. C.
4 Corr TEsTE
Geo. w. Miiey. c sec.
and Ex-Ofiicio c c. c.. q.
NJ. Bird pc. nov. s, 1T
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-13

a meeting OF the board of Overseers of
slhe Poor will be held at the Poor House
on Friday, November 2lst, 1873. All ac-
count against the county must be presen-
ted at that time for allowance.
The supervisors of the county are ra-
speetfnlly invited to be present.
JACOB OFT, Supt.
oct l6 I'd Y.R CLowER.cs
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NOTION DEPARTMENT. Is GlHP|ETg

would convey but faint idea. it is perfect
~ immense, 1t comprises d full line of lIo-
Siefy' gloves OF AL kinds for gentlemen and
ladies. Kid, Berlin. Lisle Thread. Ne. The
Hip Gore and Saratoga Corsets, Ladies'
scarfs, fischures, coliaretts. linen and lace
collars, neck rhtfiing. skirt protectors. bows
and ties of the most beautiful narterus for
the gentlemen and Il great deal more that
cannot be, mentioned. He has gone to a
great deal OF trouble to procure the incest
ST, c1af