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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23
" RGINlA, TO WIT. ;

" IRGIAlA, TO WIT
In the Clerks Office of the Circnit Conrt
ofShenandoah, Sept: 18th 1873.
X. NJ. Lantz GdIl. to Nancy, Fannie .nd
Susan Dodson infant children of jacob
OoOa'h "ec IT, - Complts
.@ AGAINST
Nancy, Susan and Frances Dodson in
rant children OF Jacob bosom and
o'hois' Deft's
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to confirm the
conditional sale of land assigned to Fannie.
Susan and Nancy Dodson. infant children
OF Jacob Dodson deed in the division of
SAID jacob Dodson's real estate amongst
his heirs al law, made by Robt. NJ LaHtz
Gdn. &c. to Samuel E. Mooney.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendants Jacob Dodson. Chns
+. Dodson, Mary c., Blake, daughter of
Annie Blake and Blake her bus-
Dand. and Lydia Ramsburg and Henry
hamsburg are not inhabitants of this State
1t is ordered, That the said defendants
DO appear here within one month after
due publicaction hereof, and do what is
necessary to protect their interest: that a
copy OF this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Woodstock, once a
week ior TOUR successive weeks. ana COPY
posted at .he front door of the Court
House of said county. on the first dav of
the next County Court.
GEO. W: MILEY, c. s. c. c.
A CoPf-TEsrE
GEO W. WILEY, c. s. G.. G. s,d Ex-
Ofticio, c. c. C. &C.
oct. 2-4W
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

TIE END OF A FAST LIFE.- From
the New York World : Edwin Eng
lish, aged twenty one years, shot him
self in the office Of the county clerk, in
Paterson, yesterday, morning. English
was native Of Alexandria, Va, where
his father has held number of prom
inent positions among others mayor
and treasurer His parents died about
four years ago and Edwin came north
Abou, six months ago ne went to Pat
terson, and obtained employment in
the Manhattan shirt store, but left there
a couple weeks ago and took as ituation
in another store, at 1854 Main street.
About half past 8 o'clock yesterday
morning be went to barber-shop and
got shaved after which he remarked,
'sThat's thelast Of me" From there he
went to the clerks office, entering the
inner Office he sat for few moments
without attracting attention, when he
suddenly pulled out a revolver, placed
the muzzle against his right temple,
and fired. He was removed to the La
dies Hospital, where he died shortly
afterwards He had been living be
You'd his income, and was involved in
debt. He had been paying his atten-
tons to Miss Marietta Ford, and had
been dismissed on account of his intern
perance. The following letter was found
in his pocket:
81 wish my body sent to Horace L.
English, Alexandra Va. Eta Ford
knows all. May God bless her through
life ana keep her from all harm and
danger. My mind is as sound as ever
EDWIN ENGfIsh."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

AS the Richmond Wig observes,
the Conservatives throughout the Com
monwealth should act as if the result
depended upon each mans individual
vote. Nothing should be left to chance.
An overweening confidence may prove
a fatal error. The well-drilled and dis
ciplined party arrayed against us will
leave no stone unturned. Mr.. Hughes
is a working man, and he has working
men under him all over the State. They
are as vigilant as they are active, hop
ing by watchfulness, energy and dis,
cipline to take us unawares. They are
striving to get what we have-the con-
troll of the State-and if they succeed
farewell, long farewell, to all our
greatness" as d Commonwealth. If we
succeed, no mans rights, person OF
property will be endangered. 1t is our
desire to make Virginia model State
government, where all men and all class
es shall be eqp ally safe in the enjoy
ment of their rights, privileges and
franchises
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

Do the m en- who say they are not
going to vote want negro rule, mixed
schools and high taxation? If they do
not, they must vote for Kemper.
Let every Conservative remember
that unless he is registered he cannot
vote, and unless he votes in the coming
election he fails to discharge his duty
as citizen. 80
Remember that if you do not vote
for Kemper you cast half vote for
Hughes, high taxation and negro SUI
premicy. Will you stay at home?
Nearly $36,ooo,ooo of legal tenders
have been til rown upon the market by
the Government since the beginning Of
the panic.
Great floods have recently occurred
in China. Thirty seven villages were
swept away, and there was great des-
truetion OF property and lite.
The population of Texas in 1870 ag-
gregated S1s, 57s. In 1873 the Lone
State foots up 100000 souls, with an
increase beyond any previous ratio.
There are 400 religious journals in
the United States. The Methudists
have At, the largest number; then come
the Catholics, who number Al; the
Baptists, IS; the Presbyterians, 20
the Episcopalians, 81 /; Lutherans, IA !;
German Reformed, IA Jews, 6, and
Congregationalists, 8.
The Richmond Wing advises that
the Conservatives should act in regard
to the approaching election as if our
success were to be alone secured by
polling every Conservative vote in ev-
cry county. This is the wise policy.
A dispatch from Lexington, Va.
states that Miss Agnes Lee daughter
of Gen. r. Lee, died Unexpectedly on
the 10Th at her home at Mrs. r. E.
Lees, just three years and three days
since her father, Gen. r. E. Lee, died.
She was an accomplished and an inter
esting young lady.
Wherever they are held, the Con
sentative meetings are attended by
crowds Of the people and much enthu
siasm everywhere prevails. We could
fill our column. weekly with acceu t,of'
Conservative meetings in all quarters
d the stste.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MDRID, October 16.-Admiral Lobe
took his squadron to Gibraltar for coal
without consulting the government.
For this action he has been removed
from the command of the feet operat-
ing against the insurgents. The Min
lister of Marine, Senior Oreiro, has him
self assumed command in place Of
Lobo, and will take the squadron back
to Cartagena at once. The armament
and crew of the Zaragosa were materially
strengthened while at Gibraltar.
LONDON, October 17-5 A. M.-The
correspondent of the Times, writing
from Cartagena on the 18th instant.
says the insurgent squadron sailed out
to attack the Government fleet, when
Admiral Lobo ordered a retreat, and
was pursued for over an hour.
CHINA.
SAN FRANCIsco, October 16. Steam
ship Colorado brings letters from
Pekin which state that an edict had ap-
peared stating that thirty seven villages
have been swept away in the province
OF Shansee, by the waters Of Young
Tmo river, and its branches having
burst their banks, and that a great
amount of human and animal life has
been lost by the floods.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, October fl6-The latest
reports last evening of the visiting com
mission are unfavorable. The disease
is becoming more scattered throughout
the city. -
An appeal to railroad officials was
issued from the citizens relief com
mittee at late hour last night, at
which time larger number of new cas-
es were reported than on any day dur
ing the past two weeks.
There were forty one fever deaths
yesterday.
SHREVEPORT, October 16.-There
were fifteen yellow fever interments
here yesterday.
LYNcHBuRa, VA, October 49,
Lynchburg Lodge, No. 16, Indepen-
dent Order of Odd,Fellows, met this
evening and appropriated one hundred
dollars in aid Of the yellow fever suf,
erers of Memphis and Shreveport, max
ing nearly two thousand dollars given
by this city.
NORFOLK, October 16--The common
and Select Council of this city, at a
special meeting last night, made an
appropriation Of 81, 800 for the Mem
phis sufferers, and also passed resol u
ton recommending to the people OF
Norfolk to make individual subscrip
ton for the same purpose. Contribu-
tons to considerable amount from the
various benevolent organizations in the
city have already gone forward to the
relief of Memphis and Shreveport.
MONTGOMERY, October 16.-Two fe
YER deaths have occurred in the past
twenty four hours. The board of health
say the disease is epidemic, but mild in
form. Only twenty two deaths have
occurred from September 10 to date
WASHINGTON, October 16.-The Ma
sons of this city send four hundred dol
lars to Grand Master Stansberry, OF
Tennessee. The Masonic fraternity
here will send about 5000
MONTGOMERY, October 1.-Two fe
yer deaths occurred in the past twenty
four hours.
SnREvEPGRT, October II. - Six yellow
fever deaths yesterday.
MEMPHIS. October 1.-THE yellow
fever deaths decreased yesterday fif
teen, and fewer new cases were report
ed
Lovenstein Brothers, dry goods, have
closed, and will so remain until the fe-
yer abates.
The noon mortuary report gives thir
ty one deaths from yellow fever and
seven from other causes-an increase OF
twelve fatal yellow fever cases over
yesterdays noon report. The condition
of other fever patients is favorable,
Mayor Johnson is reported better. Gen
eral NJ. J. Wrigh, of the Register is
worse.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

The New York Herald thinks that
the returns from the recent elections in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Iowa, measured
by their majorities, republican and
democratic, of this year, as compared
with those of last year, indicate serious
republican losses and encouraging op
position gains.
The Fairfax News says: "Whatev
er may be result of the political can
vass now going on in this county, we
are pleased to see it thus far conducted
upon commendable terms of personal
respect and forbearance between the
contestants"
A letter from Charlottesville, Va, in
the Baltimore Gazette says GA large
number of respectable English families
have settled in the neighborhood of
Charlottesville and the University rec
emily. They have. bought farms, and
are among the best class of settlers.
Our climate and facilities for education
have proved special attractions to them.
The Episcopal Church here will now
hardly accommodate the increase. The
elegant country place of Judge Alex.
Rives: Carlton, beautifully situated and
commanding magnificent view of the
surrounding country, has been purchas-
ed by All Euglishman for $4,000, and
other handsome estates have passed in
to their hands
GREAT HAY CRor-The hay OF
Maine this year is worth as much in
! the Boston and New York markets as
the cotton crop of Georgia. Our hay
crop is not less than l.60O,D0O tons.
1t sells to day. in Boston at $50 ton
That would amount to $4,000, 900.
A princely sum, truly! The cotton crop
of Georgia this year is estimated at
600, 100 bales of 400 pounds each.
This, at twenty cents per pound, would
bring in the Boston market $4,000,
900. Hereafter the hay crop of Maine
will be with us as important staple as
the cotton crop is to the Southern States.
-Bangor (Me) Dem. 49,.
The election in the District OF
Columbia for members of the House of
Delegates. resulted in the election of
two Democrats and twenty Republicans
and Independents.
Mass MEETING IN R1cHMoND.-The
Conservative meeting last night was a
grand and imposing demonstration
We have not witnessed such an out
pouring of our population since the war.
1t was an out of-door meeting, and the
fine weather, the attractions and en-
Dellishments SO skillfully arranged, and
the reputation of the speakers, drew out
large number of ladies who listened
with much interest to the speeches. 1t
was a splendid outburst of popular
enthusiasm and magnificent success.
Verify, the hearts of our people are
enlisted thoroughly in the good cause
Rich. Wing.
OMAHA, Oct. 16.-A prairie fire has
swept twenty five miles of Saline and
Jefferson counties. Ten school chill
dren were caught; three of whom are
dead, three will die and four are dread
fully burned. The mother of three of
the children was burned while attempt
ing to rescue them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

Let the Thinkers, who were consci
entiously opposed to war and taking uE
arms, remember that while Gen. Ken
per. the Co nseryative candidate fol
Governor, was signing their discharge
from the service, Hughes, the Radical
candidate, W as writing editorials fol
the Examiner, denouncing the law ex
empting them, and urging that you be
sent to the front. Hughes was youl
prosecutor, whilst kemper was youl
friend. ::
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23
Election in Ohio.

The Democrats of Ohio have elected
Allen their candidate for Governor by
six or seven hundred majority, the Re
publicans CARRYING the rest of the ticket
by about the same majority. The
Democrats have majority of Is Or is
on joint ballot in the Legislature. Ohio
has been giving Republican majorities
of from twenty to forty thousand. The
Democracy Of Ohio has done nobly
and has set a splendid example to the
Conserv atives of Virginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

Under Conservative rule the people
of Shenandoah pay but so cents on the
hundred dollars for State purposes, 10
cents of which goes to the school fund
which would bring it lower than the
tax before tn E war. In the South, IN
der Radical rule the taxes are from
So so to $l3, so on the hundred dollars.
Can the Ethiopian change his color OF
the Leopard his spots
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

owe duties to your State as well as to
your families, and now when the old
Mother calls for you to come up to her
help against tt e mighty, will you remain
neutral? Will you become recreaut sons
now in the time Of her sorest need?
Voters of Shenandoah arouse your
selves, stand at you posts and do your
whole duty:i fyou fail to do so you
deserve your fate. 1885
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

REGISTER Now-Any man not a
pauper or convicted OF an infamous OF
tense, who has resided in Virginia II
months and 10 the county where be of
fers to vote fer three months proceed
ing next eli ction day. which is Tues
day the 4th day of November, can reg
lister now or any day before the 26th
inst, and vote. This matter should be
attended to at once.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23
Is. w. Rhodes e Co.
Sole Agents for the sale Of
ORCHILL-4 9VANO

0RCHLLL-4 GUAN0
rersoHs desiring to purchase ,bi. cu
viii please call on 'Hs' "usno
JOSEPH MAPHIS.
woodstock, Va.
or JOSIAH STECkLEY
Strnsburg, Va.
agents tor Shenandoah County.
AARYLAND INSTITUTE CHEMIcAI
DEPARTMENT,
bALTiAoRF, July Sth, 1879.
NASSAU. B. NJ. RHODES & co.
,o-, 0ents-ln your letter of June sotb.
Io,o, you cal my attention to ar.it lie In the
"u'.e ~ III oeT OF the Baltimore Herald on Com
mercE! Fertilizers. which WAS written h., ~
ana III which said the OrclIilla. and OH. ne'
tcies, are improperly termed Gn,nns s.
objection extends ONLY to the term Gnan
h h no intention OF depreciating the nerit. of
bmt . ,h:s Mhieh Is really good article:
uut thihk II wouid be sp eakinp more corraof
" TO limit the term Guano TO the b;rd a:I
WHEN SUE retain most if not al of their oriy;'
ma ammonia either as urea salts or % 10
ate or other salts of ammonia ''''-
l have lately drawn sam,,les Of H. ,,,.,
from the storeh huses in which was aainc 49,.
INTO bags, and after a car.t,J ard -
a,a'F SIS as Wen as a thorough examination -
tne meehahicgi condition Of the lots said 10 h,
"a soes Vi Tue Andee, SpeedHeIl and Charlotte
'ai,'s9h' az wei rs trem the testimony of sav-
erai VINO have used it in its c,ude .tsta go
nave expressed to me their entire sstisIact;or
feel perfectly justified in tecommendinn ~
Orchiia nehoIhg the
Very truly yours,
VIM. p. TONRY,
If: Anal and App. Chemistry, MARYLAND
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
ChAhhoTrEsvILLs, July 18th, 1873.
Messrs. B. NJ. RHODES Co.. 50 Soutb STRAIT
Baltimore. o''ee''
;, 6entiemen-Enclosed herewith Won
VIII md the result of analysis ofthe samnts ~
or nI Duano lately sent me by you.
ms material decidedly recommends itself
10 the atteh'i1n oftarmers by its large propor
ton of Phasphoric Acid, (if kiln dried At anlv
lne temper AZURE OF boring water the sample
a3aiyzed by me will represent SO 81 per cent
o, bone fhosphat OF Lime) and by it's phYsici-
al condition, most oft being already in nowda,
ana the lie" Jumps easily crushed ~ a shovel
or between the fingers, so that no Srind;ng 10
needed. The Phosphoric Acid is in fnrG 80
De much more easily taken up bv growing
plants than that ofthe harder and more com,
pact Mineral Phosphates Farmer, can ,bem-
selves very easily add Peruvian Guano. Cot,nn
Seed, mil refuse or other material atfordino
Nitrogen when it is desired TO combine the AZ
ort OF Ammoniacal Nth that of Phosphstis
Manure sp"a'ie
am, gentlemen, respectfully yours.
J.E.AAfLEr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

ffee-schools of learning ,i'knock and it
shall be opened unto you" Verify the
mind which resists the inevitable logic
of the facts presented by this record
must be constituted like the pupil of the
human eye, which contracts itself the
more that light is she'd upon it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23
The State Elections.
IOWA.


CEDAR RAPIDS, October 1s. The
Republican State Committee report a
loss in sixty. six counties of over 35,-
900. The majority of the counties
heard from cover all the strong Dem
ocratic and Grange localities.
COLUMBUS, October 1S.-The Dem
ocratic Committee claim that Allen S
majority is $50. The chairman of the
committee claims the State ticket, ex-
cept the Supreme Judge and the Con-
troller. The Democrats claim sixteen
majority in the Legislature OH joint bal
lot
The Republicans claim nothing. but
do not give up. The official returns,
they say, will be required.
HUKTMGroN. w VA, OCTOBER 49,
Allen is elected Governor OF Ohio by
majority not exceeding 1000
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

a meeting Of the board of Overseers of
1Nthe Poor will be held at the Poor House
on Friday, November 2lst, 1873. All ac-
count against the county must be prese,.-
ted at that time for allowance.
The supervisors of the county are re-
spectfully invited to be present.
JACOB OFT. Supt.
oct 10 I'd =. v. r. CLOVER, C.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23
AGAINST
katharine Swartz and Deft'.
In Chancery,

III \hauCtIf.
The object of tn is suit is to confirm the ss,a
OF strip of land about 200 yard. in length
and about 20 feet in width, lying along the lin.
dividing the lands of C. Swartz and A. 9
Hotel, north of said Hotels Mill, sold bv VIM
Borden Committee of Catharine Svartz 10 A
s. Hotel. W a.
1t appering by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants David Swartz, Rebecca
Windle widow of David Windle decd
Harrison Swartz. Joseph Snapp and Mary
his wife, heirs of Samuel Swartz decd and
the unknown heirs nf Samuel Swartz decd
are not inhabitants of this State-It ia
ordered, That the said defendants do an
pear here within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interert; that a copv
OF this order be published in some news
paper printed in Woodstock, once a week
for four successive weeks. and COW
posted at the front door of the Court
House OF said county, on the first day Of
the next County Court.
GEO. W. MILEY elk.
COPY-TEsTE
W. q W. GEO. w MILEY, C. S. c. G
oct. Nv. and Ex-officio C. C. G. S.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

- Bought expressly for them. La
dies alIdchildrens' shoes also in abundance
and cheap In conclusion he would state
that he has fine lot of Ready Made Cloth
ing which will be sold at low figures, in
fact all goods offered by him will be sold
cheap for cash or merchantable produce.
and In order to avert q calamity which has
SO lately threatened us but which has, for
tunately passed over, he will only sell to
those without the cash who are punctual,
and none others need apply.
oct 9th s. \. BANNER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23
GENTLEMENS' WEAR,
NOTION DEPARTMENT. Is g}nPIgTEE

would convey but faint idea it is perfect
~ immense, it comprises full line of Ho-
ladies, Kid, Berlin. Risle Thread. &c. The
Hip Gore and Saratoga Corsets, Ladies'
scarfs. fischures.l collaretts, linen and lace
collars. neck rutfiing, skirt protectors, bows
and ties of the most beautiful patterns for
the gentlemen and a great deal more that
cannot be mentioned. He has gone to a
great deal OF trouble to procure the incest
STYLES of 1I.,',--
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-23

Virginia; $9o4,437; Mississippi, $54s,
$50. Amount paid contingent expeu-
ses: Mississippi, $588,45l; Virginia.
$s8,897.
In other words; the tax payers Of
Mississippi pay. to. the school fund
$l43, $50 more than the taxpayers Of
Virginia, and the schools get 1856, 1891
less. In other words, it does not cos,
in Virginia ten per cent. of the whole
amount to collect and apply the school
fund. iii Mississippi the office holders
take more than half-the lions share =
and then, with this record before Their
eyes, Radical orators perambulate the
State and call upon you to welcome
in Radical rule-tor the sake of ed,1ca
ton
Thus We see that where Radicalism
rules education languishes and perishes.
Deserted school houses and emptied
treasures are its monuments, and hun
CRY children who open their mouths in
vain for the bread of knowledge are its
victims, The Saviour of men said to
the people, eff you love me feed my
lambs, but the. gospel Of these s'friends
Of education" reads s'if you love me,
shear my lambs, and right faithfully
do they fulfil its injunction.
On the other hand in old Virginia
every dollar of the school fund is cher
ished as sacred trust. Under her
benign government the rising genera
ton is guided by tender and thought
full mentors in the paths of virtue and
knowledge and everywhere Throughout
Il : Commonwealth ID written over he
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