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TIE TRIAL OF STOKES.

New YORK, January 4.-There are
great crowds around the court of Oyer
and Terminer to-day, where Tremain is
making the concluding portion Of his
argument in defense Of Stokes. He
was very severe on the boy, alleging
that he was perjurer, and his animad-
versions against the character Of Fisk
Were quite bitter. He claimed that the
shooting OF Fisk by Stokes was justif
able, under even an apprehension OF
danger, if that apprehension was sincere,
was a justifiable defence.
After an exhaustive excoriation ofthe
witnesses against Stokes, Mr. Tremain
closed bis long argument for the de
fence at noon. He was followed by
Beach for the prosecution of who com
menced his argument
MIR. Beach reviewed at length the
testimony of the principal witnesses,
and called upon the jury to Judge wheth
er from the story Of Stokes himself, the
case was not one Of murder Stokes
early career and the circumstances OF
tuc iuui QSl WClC SOiHiiltutCu ui)Ol Will
severity.
On the question Of premeditation,
Mr.. Beach submitted it to the jury on
broad principles, whether at the mo
ment Of firing the fatal shot, the prise
ner intended to kill.
When Mr. Beach had concluded, the
judge at once proceeded to deliver his
charge. After complimenting the jury
and council, for abstaining from criti-
cism in the case, he charged that al
questions were to be discarded which
bore upon the character and habits, Oh
social surroundings Of either the deceas
ed or the prisoner. The killing being
practically conceded, the question was
whether that killing was crime. 1t waF
agreed on both sides that the killing was
neither murder in the first degree, man
Slaughter in the third deg or justiia-
b e asmicide II detegait the poin'
at ne. it wa importast 0 cons;des
wasre there were two f-.- OILS found
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RETRENCHMENT /!

Nearly $4,000 having been expend
ed by the Legislature during the Christ
mas holidays, the cry Of retrenchment
has again been raised and to-day, in the
House, aresoIution was introduced IL
stlueting the Committee on 'sRetfench-
ment end Economy to report as soon
as possible what reduction can be made
in the expenses Of the executive, legisla-
tive and Judicial departments Of the
government, without detrfment- to the
State. But as there is something Of the
ridiculous beginning to be attaceed to
the subject and as there is no idea OF
reducing to per diem or abolishing mil
cage, Notwithstanding each member is
provided with free pass over the rail
roads and other lines of transportation
in the State, the House refused to sus-
pend the rules for It's present considera-
ton and the resolution went over
Richnaond correspondent Of the Ateaan-
dr5n G.
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DELINQUENT LANDS.

Mr. Douglass offered the following
which, under suspension Of the rules,
was adopted:
"h'esot0 d, That the Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts be and he is hereby re-
quested to furnish this House state,
ment showing: First, when delinquent
lands in the several counties, cities and
towns of the Commonwealth were last
exposed to sale fer unpaid taxes; what
amounts are due and for what years,
on delinquent lands specifying the
amounts by counties, cities, and towns.
Also, what lands are now held by the
State by purchase at the sales Of delin-
quent lands.
House bill to amend and re-enact
section 63 Of chapter 3S5 Of Acts OF
1871 70, as to collection Of tax on ecu
pons. Rejected, not receiving con
tttuti0nal vote.
Mr.. Matthew moved to reconsider,
and ca his further motion, the further
consideration of the bill was passed
by.
Senate joint resolution suspending
the payment Of interest and dividends
to the incorporated colleges. &c, OF
the State, vas dismissed, on motion OF
Mr. Burkholder
House bill to prohibit the voters
within the corporate limits Of the city
Of Lynchburg from voting for county
officers for the county Of Campbell.
Passed.
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Shenandoah Herald.
is PUBLISHED wEELKy BY
J. III. G r Alb L L, d co.
SUBSCRIPTIONS PRICE sa.no a YEA R
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Thursday Morning, January 9Th, 1875.
The PgGLIs DEBT,

The most important question before
the General Assembly is that Of the
payment Of interest due on the public
debt. The law passed by the General
Assembly last winter, prohibiting officers
receiving coupons in payment Of taxes,
having been decided, By the Supreme
Court of the State unconstitutional, it
was naturally supposed, that further
resistance upon the part Of the anti
funding, and repudiating elements Of
the General Assembly would not be
made. But in this the people were dis
appointed The majority in the Legis-
lature have evlnced determination to
still further delay the payment Of inter
est upon the debt. The debt is a just
one and, sooner OF later, we must pay it.
The longer it is fought by the legis-
lature the larger it will become, and the
greater will be the burden which we
must bear. If the object is reputation
let them repudiate at once. Let us see
and realize the consequences Of adjust
ing debts, by reputation. Virginia
Boosting of her rich resources and the
anticipated prosperity which promises
abundant wealth repudiating her just
obligations, because demagogues have
made the people believe that they are
not able to pay them. If they are not
disposed to repudiate, then it IS surely
time that some effort should be made to
meet the rapidly accruing interest. 4
general reduction in the expenses Of the
state government and judicious sys-
TEN of taxation is all that is required.
We have the ability to meet our obi
cations and the sooner we face the fact,
however unpleasant it may be, that the
debt must be paid, the sooner will we
be relieved of the burden which now
threatens to overpower us.
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ALEXANDRIA. December 3l.-A block
of FIVE brial warehouses was burned last
night. Loss, 800, 300.
Reverdy and Henry Daingerfeld and
William Z. Casenove, the owners Of the
burnt warehouses, are partly insured.
William A. Moore loses 81, 80 on grain
on which there was no insurance. Geo
4. Shinn's loss on guano was insured
W. H. May. fertilizers, &c, was insured
loss $500. r. NJ. Lawson fertilizers,
insured. Wattles, Knox G Co., who
were insured for $4,000, had two
valuable horses burned.
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The trial of Stokes in New York has
demonstrated the fact that there is, at
least, one jury in that city willing to
render verdict of equity Of murder
in the first degree" A few executions
of murderers would certainly have a
salutary effect, and it is to be hoped
that the day is approaching when
murderers will receive proper punish
rfnnf
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Dec. 23d 1872.
Josiah HSier's sdlnr. } To Pitts and De-
its. and all others
Thos j. Rinksr &C. whom it may con
sern.
GU are hereby notified that | have fixed
upon the 10Th day of Jan 1873 to take the
accounts required in said cause, viz. LIST all
liens upon tie real estate in the bill and pro-
ceedings men toned. amount oil same, bv whom
held and their respective prlorities operating
as liens prior to certain Deed OF Trust ex-
ecuted by said Rlnker and wife to D.. H. Wal
ton trustee bearing date Marca ~ 1870, and
also all liens upon said real estate since that
date. ID. any other matter deemed pertinent or
that either party may require At which time
and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery of county court of Shenandoah tho
day and year hrst aforesaid
dee. 26--4w. =. W. MAGRUDER.
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Ar1DoA II HERALD AND VALLEY ADvII7TIsEP


whether the prisoner was acting in self
defence.
He then explained the theory Of the
defence that there We're two. He init
mated that the jury might consider an
other theory, viz: that the pistol found
by the lady was dropped by the prise
ner, though this theory is ilreconcilable
with the testimony. No one testifes to
seeing pistol in Fisk's hand except
the prisoner. The silence OF the Prise
ner when arrested did not necessarily
involve guilt. If the jury believed the
prisoner fired from premeditated design
to kill, without danger or reasonably
believing himself in danger, they should
find a verdict of murder in the first de-
gree, unless they found a verdict Of
verdict Of manslaughter in the third,
and, on the latter point they were to
consider whether there was a conflict,
and whether the character Of Fisk as
to personal violence was such, and
known to the prisoner as, from menaces,
to lead to apprehension Of danger On
that point only, viz: whether the de-
ceased was personally q violent and
| dangerous man or not, were they to
consider his character. 1t was the duty
OF the prisoner to satisfy them that the
killing was not murder.
His Homer then explained the kind
Of doubt to which the prisone,
was entitled, and, in conclusion, said
it would be a great misfortune if the
jury now disagreed
The jury then retired.
MURDER IN TIE FIRST DEGREE.
The jury came into court at 11:12
having been absent about three hours,
and in reply to the usuai heterogeneous
announced that they found the prisoner
guilty of murder in the first degree.
There was marked sensation in the
court at the announcement of the YER
dict, the prisoner turned ashly pale, and
his sister wept aloud.
The District Attorney moved that
the sentence ofthe law be pronounced,
but at the suggestion Of Mr. Tremain
the Judge deferred passing the sentence
until Monday.
The jury, it transpired, CD retiring
stood ten fer murder in the first degree,
and two for manslaughter in the third
degree.
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BY Mr. Clopton: Bill to abolish tax
es by the State on real and personal
property; to secure a proper application
Of the public free schools; to provide
for the payment of three per cent, in
terest on the pnblic debt; to provide
funds for the commissioners Of the
sinking fund. and for other purposes.
BY MI Cummings: Resolution as
to the expediency of the State issuing
policies Of insurance and Of applying
the premiums thereon to the expenses
Of the State Government and the pay
mcnt Of interest on the public debt.
BY Mr.. Freeman: Resolution in
structing our Senators and requesting
our members Of Congress to secure. the
removal of the tax now imposed by
an act Of Congress on brandy made
from fruit.
BY Mr Kincheloe: Resolution rs to
the legality and propriety Of increas-
ing the rate Of taxation to one hundred
cents one the one hundred dollars Of
property payable in coupons Of the
State bonds, to be abated by fifty cents
when paid in currency.
WHAT SHALL BE RECEIVED IN PAYMENT
Of TAXES.
House bill to repeal an act in force
March 18th, 1872, declaring what shall
be received in payment Of taxes, came
up on its engrossment. Messrs. Mat
thew and Daniel supported the bill !;
Aiessrs kiddlebarger and Coghill op-
posed it.
MIR. Daniel moved to commit the
bill to the Committee on Finance,
Ayes, q noes, 40. No quorum vo-
ling
Mr.. Anderson moved to disrnisss
Various motions to adjourn failed
The ayes and noes being called Oh
the motion to commit, the motion was
defeated by ayes, %: noes, rs.
Mr.. Poag1le moved to pass by and
make the bill the special order for 1
?. II. tomorrow, and spoke in support
of his motion.
Mr.. Hill, though opposed to the Fill,
hoped that Mr.. Poagues motion would
prevail.
After some discussion, Mr. Poaeue's
motion was lost-no quorum voting.
On motion of Mr. Riddlebarger, House
adjourned at 1925 2. H.
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Reputation OF the public debt viii
be followed by Reputation Of private
debts, distributions Of both public and
private credit, s5agnation of business,
and general loss to the people of the
State, Is Virginia able to stand so
heavy burden? Let the regulators
answer
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Isx-Goy. Hoffman,. CT New York,
viii sal with his fanny for Europe on
v a,lnesaay next The tour will con
s7me two years:
At one time during the Stokes trial,
In New York, on Saturday, it WAS
thought thst the crowd attempting t.
gain asinittseca would oyelpower the
police, a.le. clubs had to be used freely
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ WoopsTocK. Dec. 16 1S72
Jacob Tisinger, ! To Plaintiffs and
SDefendan is and all
Aaron Hammon's Adm others concerned.
GU hereby notified that ! have iaeo up
on the 24t h day of Jaurary, 1873 to take the
accc UNITS required by decree in said cause. viz:
LIST. To settle Adm nistration account Of Sam
uel Hamhion, admir-. of Aaron Harmon, decd
and also that Samuel Harmon and Chas No-i
be required '"set lie the administration account
decd I'd II. take an account of debts against
said Aaron Hammon. Sd. To report the real
estate of ch Aaron Hammon. died. seized
and possessed, the gross and annual value of
sam and liens thereon according 10 priortles.
4th. Any other matter deemed pertinent or that
either party may desire. Given under my
hand Comm'r in Cdancerv of County Court
of Shenandoah, the day and year first oforesaid
Dec 10~-4w Z. w .MAGRUDER.
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The Legislature will find itself, at the
end Of the holidays, just at the begini-
ing Of the work Of a session more thai
a month old It has done nothing but
repeal the dog-tax. And we should not
be greatly surprised were that to be I'M
done Some agricultural member,
with Wal street turn Of mind, may
get up a corner in mutton and move a
rec 3nsideration-W Vim .Neas.
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Our county treasurer received some
coupons in payment, of taxes. If the
schemes of the anti-funders succeed he
will wait come time before he can pay
them to the auditor Virginias 'prom-
ises to pay" are certainly below par.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
livery AND FEED STABLE

The Undersigned Mve opened n ,;veru
ana reed Siablr IN Woodstock and ara 80
prepared TO furnish their friends ana ~.
puo'ic generally wi h horses. hnoo,aa
CARRIAGES, WAGONS &c
al snort notice Horses kept at livery at
moderate prices At
.., nad,lng. Flowing &c will be promptly
"'se" ne lo''and upon accommodating terms
may -o-if. 4. NJ WRIGHT 4 ~
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

House joint resolution in regard to
the public debt proposing a confer
ence between the bondholders Of the
state and a special committee Of the
General Assembly, on the 3rd Of Feb
ruary, with a view to a fair and equit-
able adjustment came up on its pas
sage. 1t was advocated by its author
Mr. Taliafeno, and opposed by Mr..
Daniel Passed
House bill to amend section Is Of
chapter 1872 of the Code, Sc, in rela-
ton to appeals, writs Of error and su-
persedeas. Passed.
House bill to amend section Of an
act to appropriate the income arising
from the proceeds of the land scrip
accl~uing to Virginia under act Of Con
gress, &c. Passed.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

-, WooDsrocK Dec g.. 1872
barley q T Tr To PITTS and De
Josiah Heller's Admir-. cerned.
gu are hereby notified that | have fixed up
on the 2Sd day of January, 1872 to take the ae-
counts required y decree in said cause. viz:
-. 70 equalize the creditors in the rea and per-
ton account of Moses Walton, Admir-. and p
a. run kSIh,Gser, Sheriff Committee admir-.
JOSIAH Heller, deed. Sd. To take further ac-
counts or outstanding debts &c. Given under
C ny nag las as Commissioner in Chancery of
yearfirst aforesaid. Wy "ia
Dec l9-4w
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Florence, the actor says there is an
abbey in Ireland where they show two
skulls Q Shakespeare one when he was
a li.t e bay md one when he was man
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NOTICE.

As Agent for the manufacture and sale of Mines 4
Steee's Self Regulating Silent Feeder and Tell Tale
for Mil Burrs, take this method of giving notice to
mill owners that the Oscilating Funneput in some
mills in this and adjoining counties by Mr. Gardner
and probably by others, is nfringent tho right
of the Mines Steele feeder and funnel and that all
who continue to them after tie first day of JAN
1873 will be required to pay Twenty Dollars for the
right to use each funnel.
II. ROSS, Agt.
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LEGISLATURE PROCEEDINGS .

R1cHNo4D, Va, Jan. 2, 1873. : AS
anticipated, there were not members
enough present to-day in either branch
Of the General Assembly to perfect any
legislation, and it is not likely that any
thing of Importance viii be begun be
fore Monday.
The Senate, which always had a way
of ignoring the want OF q quorum until
the fact was made patent by a call OF
the roll, pissed several resolutions and
then adjourned, but the House was I'm
able to do anything, not more than six
ty members putting in all appearance.
RIcHMoND, JANUARY 3, 1878.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REFUNDING OF TAXES.

A pPLlCATloN vii be m ade at "a an early
4 May day Tor there funding of the U. S.DIRECT
Ia a; paid from 1862 to 1865. for those who
W VIII produce thor Tax Receipts to the under
we VIII make no charge unless the taxes ara 70.
funded WIII1.MS ppo ~
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Madame Clemence Roberts, at Que time
at the head Of French romance writer's,
died IN conuent recently, at the age of
seyen1y-fve.
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NOTICE.

Parties having business with the County
~ treasurer, will during his absence. call on
M. D 4. Banner at his store, in Woodstock.
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islative and judicial departments OF the
Government, without detrIment to the
State. 'lhe House refused to suspend
the rules, and it was referred
nEI IN1DI -IS,-ir L ANnS