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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

@ie man nuEs StisfeI farirt. -
Inter anltrsn mdnnltGtu esisrn b,Fn
bet R& wpbI fsinsr. Der ntat fHUn bic
nnstmIihfsit burhssma&t bat, bee
Rcrstns Siisf,l anjujist.n, bic am
Sass jHpur nab sswCrbsn warren unb
aum 3wsd tts 9rcdinwtrbsns ib.r
Na&t btlm Sfsn ssaanesn battsn.
Die @tiut unb Gdbs asdsn In fcI6sn
StIsfslu, nile In tintm Shraubacd.
tlnb bod tl BEN llstsl 70 lti&t abjutsl'
fen. NdmlI6, wrnn man bss &bfnos
bic nnGtn St,isI ntSistt ialt man fs
Bic 3um 8anb nit irUdsntm Saftr.
Disit @strtipsart Sisbt 6su&tI8tstt isbr
germ an unb wirb boIb isbsn paritttl
BON NdFt aus rtm etr,r aufsslaust
tabsn. Die 95rutr f&wtII,n babur&
on unb fiIsn bic StisftI aus, wis elm
gut anItss,nbsr etiRsn. Dee Yiorssns
lnb bic Stisfsl trcdtu, Obns BART Su
.lsin; man f&itist ben 5afsr In elm
Sdd&sn unb trOdntt itn binisr btm
Sftn fdr's ga&ftmnI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04


Ser 1lHtetidbieb stuiiden Bier tiHo
Weim. Der bstannts GtsmIfsr @. 6.
@onrab BON Nstp gJorf unttrfu&it fiir5'
lid tint wrubt biS BON anb.uitr & 60.
In ct. eculs sstrnuttn 9isrss unS
st,bt b,ltn @sbaIi an, iplt fcIst: Sps'
All. @.wt&t l ,O2 YrOj,nt (uIfc um zine
Rlsinlsttit I&wsrtr als rtinss Wa6sr)
Grlrattcns . StsF (S6ItImtb,ils unb
Sopfsn @ars,) 7.32 prcJ.; SObIsn'
fdur. O,16 wrO,,; gItObDl 4.s9 prog. (;
al&t 0,24 prO,. Dtmnu1 mare bislts
Bier 70 pOriislib, wis man ss nur fell
ten anirift.-@tin Gcu INNER lst6ttr
lsln als 8aFsr. fOIl no mSsII& gar fsi'
ne Grtralttp. .StOTt, aud tsint 6oblsns
Idurr. bassssn ttpus @lyesrtn, stwas
Bsnts,s BON Gdurs, @,rbsfOif. pbcs'
ptOr, pui&tsb.nsn SaISsn, Bstnaitsr
unb 8uuqu,t.Stcf, unD mns au& clint
gen uns,rltbtsn 5udsr suitaItsn, fctI
wsnieR,ns ben bOppsltsn altotOl' '@f'
taIt tss tsRsn 8lsrsS buttn unb taum
F, btmtrtbart 4f&snttsiIs juridluH,n.
Sur 70 nett tsr aItctpl In Sttr unb
@sin In Bstrndt fcmmt, fno tsrsn
8ittuussn sIsi6, In uIIsm Gubtrn psr'
Galeben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
@onaIpa elaep ant[dtrp. = 5

@unaIps eiass sfntI9ers. : pm,
eas IL futics /! G:r e'Rsinst 6srr @raI
asbt n sdnssn lI.tsn Gag tsrHm uut
tbut MIR. une s'rab 70 SIsI BRING idt aud,
,'wss'n. tinb bd tsiEi's aIIp.II, ,p,nu
SON Ssrn @rafsn D. asH iss Stint
GrtsII,ns Iisbsn bic stiaissglutt tcmish,4
pIdtlprv 8Hrids'sCstnbsIt-waan abrs
Don mir b Rsb' 10, fact elm S,bsr
Gs SIbt bod tsintn fauItra aamb aul
@Uttfs GrbbObfR ale ben eubnmaHH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Sir's 8aterIanb. = Sa, risf tIn
SOIfsr,bnsr nit srO6sm Yntbcs, far's
gatsrlanb fnu6 elm adler Sirssr Glts,
cpfsrn fSnnsn: itun mub sr NIT @nt
8Iut unb esbsn bisnsn. SD bin arm,
NIibdrs,E Id lam ni6t SisI s.b.u,
atsr wsnn man mir fuSit, Id ipIIte
mstn StsustIfss Upfsrn. insIn @,Ib. ID
wirst 20 frOtIidsn Ssr,sa tlnssb,n.
gllss Ia&tt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Dr. Ss ySatker'S eaItterfta YtMeGAt
2sitters III Elm rein pegstablijfes @emikh,
hauptid9lih aus ben anf ben uieberen eaIi.
forniiGen @ebires;iigen Der Sierra glsbaba
elnbeimiiden 9rdutern gentadt, 6eren mebt
ciuii6e Srdfte obne Aniuenbung BON Spiriths
ertrabiyt ipernsE. Nait td9tiG bort man frds
gen: @as III bic liria1e bes unuergfei6li9en
@rfofses bes StHe oar Sitters2 3as
ranf antiporten uir: @eit es bic arauibeitss
priadle sntfernt iinh ben Patienten bic &c.
iunbbeit iuieberperiHafit. glod) ME aubor,
10 lange bie 2eelt itebt, IN cine Rebi;in siS
iammengeiett tporben, iueffe Die anqIsris
ilensuertbe1 GigenIfaften bse 9 In aa T
Sttters siln Seiieu ber patienten bon
ieber 9ranlbeit, bic Der Wenidbeit grbtbeil
IN, beFtt. gs III ebeniotpobl elm milbes
purgirmitt.l tpie Elm Stdrlungsmittel, inbem
es 8lntanbaniuus ober Gnt;inbung Der 9sbsr
unb Gingeueibe In gallenfrdnlbeiten hinbett.
pie .@etfRrdfte BON Or. S5afaer's ytae.
gar 2siffers fino 5finenbsf, idbtpsi6treibeil.
Der, lbienber, ildbrenoer, abfilbrsnber, llrin
treibeH6er, bernbiseuber, 8siSuns milbsrnbsr,
Sdfte bsrbeferHber, unb @al(i9feit bejsis
tisenber art. " ta ~ .fF
laHaears eauCtnSt prslisn gtneear Bit
tess ais bas munosrbarife Qt1fhaunasmlttsI bns
il bos iinftuoe Gpiism unitrIlutt cat,
o.. o. We9onaIp & Co..
dpotbtier Ano 9sHsralaesnttn In San Graneiseo,
Cal, gno e6e bon Wni6lnetop uno CHARLTON en-,
1set alfeH Apot6eRerH unk AduAlffu IN 6aAfa
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
syen:einttiiti9es.
(glus btm .gmtIiiauifam asrisuliHrif.")
Draubhunben. - Gin fdbcn ldnasr

CMHs btm .,wmuiianil6m MsrisuIiuria.")
Dranbpuuben. - Gin fhon ldnasr
trtanntss, abr 10 iptnis bsadktss wiit'
tel sur @ttlIuns hsr S&msrssn bel
1ranbwmnttn unb 30 itrtr 5tlluns ~
&aGiwaffsr Ia gsrbineuns NIT
eetn5I. Wlan srbdlt bas eaIfwaasr,
wsnn man bsIm eSlGtn bss RaItss abb
wari.t, Bio tie wsIbs btdtrs @lnds a&
ai.eerssihlassn tat. unb eann bas t,l'
Isre s.Ibtas @adsr Ob'n pssntmmi.
Disi.m BaGr mtfat man sbtn 70 pisl
atlnSf bti, brInst biirts In fins Glni@t
unb b.frsi&t bamit-na6 aatItm um'
rhitsIn - bic 8ranbRspsn. Die lsbis'
zen mag man mao sInistr 3tit nit war'
m,m @aGtr abwuf&sn unS sann BEN
anarl& wisb,rtoIin. bis untsr TEN
lGab,nbsn tlsbtr,uss bic Obtrtaut fIa
asu sstIIbst tat.
Gin anb.rts bswdtrtss @lititl III bic
wlsbtrtoIts BsartihunB btr Sranewun'
ben init Giwtib. Sat man nI&ts
anberss tur 5ane, 70 nmiuldls man bic
9ranbes(ltm NIT 0 aum 10 olIt Otsr
bsbsde ft nit tIntr Shiti Don % g l.
3enmttl.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
ASbtlabelpbia s ReaDima
Gifenbabn.
@tutsr .arranssmtnt
Sanuar II, 1875.

3hst ssrIaRtn parIsbura ipis feIsl:
sla& Wttp,gjorE, nm $40, $40 RGs,ns, u
200 Ra&mittass, unb TIN t1.40 absnes.
Ratt wbiIabdpbia, um $40, $40. 9.45 Npresn
unb uni 200 unb $50 Ra6mitiass.
Rad Ssabins, I'M $50, $40 unb Q. .45glorasns.
unb um 200, $50 unb 7.40 RaGmittass.
RAD yutissiat, um $50, 8. 10 Rprs,ns unb I'M
$50 RaGmittaes, unb Sia S6usltiu unb Sus,
autbaHna 6ptisbabu UNI 2.4o 9a8mittass.
Wu& gasntUpn. um $40, $40 Ilpraens. uuO
400, $50 Hub TAO Ra&mittass.
Ole {. 20, $40 Rorssns 200 Raamiitass. uni
t7.tO @bsnbJhss ssbsn bur& bic mad q. gOrI.
Die $40 glurs.ns unb 200 HaGmittase>
8lst ssbsn puT6 Bic mad gbiIubsIpbta,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
0ottlieb Oonng's
p Hraaerei 's.a'. (.
In
Go(um6ia, d.. s. +.

nfrsut f@ lsit laHas sinss pspIbsasanbelep
Ruffs I'm gaH3eH 9taale. Die 9TaueJf5 II
NIT ben tfffn iinb ibfpabrisIifn anhsrH Gfis
rihtnugsn uTlibfn, unb bae bon lbr prpbuiiFis
Bier III fr6ftis, fTiI1, anesufbut uub geIaaAt
Hur aus WalS uub pppffn, pbns 1tfmiI6 sua
(AGellHfr Sutlianasn ssbsaut - ipas ;dtnia AZ
Gage trpbI uidl eaHs llnHBlttg % bsrffsItn IN.
Vie 1raumftffr babe Id feitI sfur,sS., Serri,
ausuG Wtte, ltrabsrp. perIass Bon SIN.
Soltpb Dsf&, 4Isrbrsptr,) anataslf, btIisn
fmintnif 8ffatieults AZ bisffm Btrnfe alIar.
liisin anrrfanHt TO- .nnb aiiF lanafdtti1tr d.
fabraug aHb tpTiseffbifr @irFiahiisit IL siueI
bsr GESbtsa BEaiiersisn ptsiabsIpkia's tiiste,
= 8nlduf unter BEN 6sIffH uHb I'm MdaiI.
Ginsni astbrtfH pntlIlnui tibgbaupt unb hfn
perm WIietn tnsbtlonbsrt fntpFsbIt iIG ~
6sHsIstsn gsiu@sn anb 9satIIanSsn
GottI. yonns, graug.
Columbia, wa.j on. g, f674. sai
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

= Das bsnifds gsrfInspsfsn for.
bert alIe mssIl6sn Ramsn 40 Sage.
So asw gcsT rsnnt IlG cine Damen'
0sitlidaIt: nGraatn bee psuiften
asi6ss aus tissnsE Rraft 30. IL
au@ aidt itsI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
Glnnalmell illlb 9(nsaabelt

bsr City Sarrisbure, Scm t2lsn Sanuar A. D.
1874 bio gum ffisn Sanuar A. d. 1875, nsbO
elmer llsbtrii&t bts GiuansluRnubss btr City.
@sfammt. Gtuuabmtn
aus alien AuslItn.. $685. 1888 80
@iiammt aussatrn. 1865, 1886 90
faIitnbffanb....". f.6477t
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SOnntdas. 2Iat.

. SUHH "a q Q > U 6FI
8trlaII.n Nstp. gpri um 5.I5 RadmittaeS.
9erIdtTsn philadelphia nm 700 Rdnmittaas.
guIa1Tsn RsabiHs urn 4.3o, TAO RprssnS unO
nm 1918 RaAmtttass.
@rlaTtn @asntpwn I'm 2.5O Rprssns, une I'm
s.45 Ra@mitiass.
+ Ola Rc:is unO gFsr GiItnbabn,
8, 9. DoCttea,
gtn,ralSSubsrlntsnbsnL
apsohfna ctanuor aI I1Tb
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Sariaparilla
CAYERs sARsAPARILLA.)

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III &GH ID tlnnt, ais zines Der
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&NEM IN EN5A Spitenles uno 8ers
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"a 81 tes, lpeIde5 ie erhlns
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N&SSSNR1&I bat ben grliitein
Ssx Der 3eit beitanosn
Soc.eU ilno ieim 9iuf bat ii6
iteti9 per9r6bert, Sa berieIbe aui beIIen niies
pObnenoen Seiltrditen besrlnoet 1T uno
our6 feline inerlpiirSi9eit Seillnsen auircdt
erbalten piro. Dlilo genua, INT 9eiabrlps
uuO luObltbdtis fit &inSer ~ fem, uno bob 70
bmd9reileno, bab eS bic f9linniltell 8erlln.
reinigIngen bcs 8lutes pirtiam aus benls
Ielben entfernt, uie 4. .. itrppbul6ie un6 ip.
pbilitiide Sdite. llnreinisteiten Ooer &rdnts
beiten, pel6e Sabre lang i'm SpItem perltedt
lU0ren, lpeiben bielen geipoltgen Gegengiite
bal0 unb perI6minben. Saber peilem lpuns
oerbare peiliIngeil, BON oe1en piele allgemein
betannt iino; bel SirDpbeIn uno alien itrcs
pbul6ien Grautbeiten, Geihniiren, lElns.
idlGacu unb glnsItlaaSfraui6eitsi 6er
YuulI VtlHWHtptHt OttutW, UtulCWf
Sli5deH,o RhIteln, Diienen SGdbeH, ct.
aAi0Hsicaer, 0ipie Ooer GrDFpelas,
Sle9ir, uGiieuber Sled)te, SduppeHauss
tdla0 6es 9opIes, 8liuoflrGte, llno tnHes
rer 1cri6mGrliHgeu brr Gebarmntter, beS
MageHs lno ber 2ebrr. Gs beiIt ebeils
fails onbere 9ranibeiten, iir bic eS nidt be,
icnbas geeignst lbeiueil iollte, iuie Mais
ierfHdt, gerSauHH0stdmddle, 9anupliips
ucu,t Wenr1l0ie, Serjlei0cii, t9tuciblide
Slbwdt5r, ,aligtnleiHe StbwdCbennb tueieeH
TfHR, wenu bteieIben Gunogsbungen itrp=
pbHI6ier Site Iinb. ,dl IsrT gtl
GS lit elm porireflides Mieberberltels
tInasmittel Der @elnn6bsit uno Der 4rdtle
i'm Sritiabr. 0ablilb, pab es ben glppetit
nnb ee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ernsrert, beleis'
ii9t cS dc GridlIlihihg unb Grntattllugsn
eiCier ,ya6tes;eitl gIu6 tpenit Ieine GraitIs
bet rcrbanSen III, fableM fb bic 2eute, tpenn
ihr YMi aereinist it, beiTer unb lsben iduger.
Sd5 5piieu erbdIt erneuerte Strait uno gleids
ian cine S'erlin9eumg oe5 2ebenssSOntrlttS.
,'Asa'AAs Btdpariftpph a
DISC. 4ger 6 Go. ,2Oipell; @iaII.,
praitiitsl uut aualptil8ea 9bsmttsrn.
geriauft ven aafH 9FgsHifen HberaA.
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Wt9Btittr fiir Rfiita0t.

psnaIplpanta Central GiItnbatn,
8Hst seYIaGtn bas pennlyISanta GilfnbaRu
Depot ID parrisburs t6SIi@ pit fcIst;
Mn aHb rad Rupsmbm go, 1874.
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: easp.r. @l. maa % potl ana..

= Gaepsr; Dis mag 20 wctl snss.
Rsn. 6a6 i,bt 70 SIsIe Ndnusr unpsrtst.
raib,t blstbenf al-'
Gam: @siI bic @adb&tn 70 f.tr ben
9lumsn auf BEN GtIbs sIsl@sn.
@aspnr: Uie 10 btnn2
Sam, Nun, lir fdsn ni&t, ffs .rnbt.u
ni&t, iis fammsIn aud nidt In bl.SG.u.
r,n unb anb bod tsrrII&rr sstlsiest, ala
@aIOmO In ftinsr tsrrIiAatn praRI
dber-
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Gaspar. nun rns wiltsrS
Snm: Der 5immsl frndtrt unb tIti
bet Fs Isibtr nidt, ME bic 9Iamin, fcn
bern esr @ann muB 10 tban.
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Spnntaas> 9i9e:

Ra9 Rsp.gSif, I'm $40 Rurssns,
Rad alsntupn unb @tssStstiuntn I'm $40
Dprmiitass.
Ra& Rsabins, wbiIab.Ipbia unb Dts. Stahunrp
I'M Las Ha6mittass.
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GambtrIanS BaIIt9 Giienpabn.
Belt Isabelle.

anfanstnb am mcnias, acssmOa 10. 1874.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-11

ALUTE, EMPRESS OF CHINA. -Alute,
the young Empress of China, whose
suicide was reported by cable yester-
day, had been married only two years,
the imperial wedding having taken
place October Is, 1872, and at the
time of her death was about twenty
years of age. The young Empress
Alute came of a somewhat unfortunate
family. Her father, Tchung tschi, is a
junior officer of the Hanlin College,
and was the first graduate at the trien.
NAL examination for the doctors degree
in 1865. He is the son of Sarshanga,
noted official at the beginning
of the last reign, who lost favor of the
Emperor by his failure to suppress the
Tapping rebellion IN 1852 SO, on which
account he was degraded and retired
into private life, most of his property
being appropriated by the government
in 1861. In the same year that Alute s
grandfather, Sashanga, lost his estates,
her grandfather on the material side,
Trianhua, Prince of Cheng, whose
party was broken up by Prince Kung
as hostile to the ruling dynasty, saved
his head through the smitigated pen
atty" Of suicide. She was woman of
genuine accomplish nents, and was not
only able to read and write, but pro-
ficient in Chinese literature 1t is to
be assumed that the early death of the
Emperor was the cause of her rash
act
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-11
WOODSTOCK VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY Morning, February Il, 1875.

The STRENGTH OF PARTIES IN THE
SENATE. Parties in the next Senate of
the United States will be much more
evenly balanced than is generally sup.
posed, and it is safe to say that had
there been half dozen more States
TO elect Senators, the opposition would
have secured clear majority in the
Senate. On the Sd Of March next the
terms Of twenty FIVE Senators will ex.
pire. Of these seventeen are admnis-
tration and eight opposition. Twenty
two States have elected Senators, and
in three Minnesota, Florida, and
West Virginia "a result has not yet
been reached Of the new Senators
fifteen are safely to be placed in the
opposition, end to these may be added
those whom West Virginia and Florida
will elect. This, with the sixteen OPP
position members holding over, gives
the anti administration party total of
thirty-three members, and leaves the
administration with only forty. one,
giving them the successor of Senator
Ramsey in Minnesota, and counting
the vacant seat for Louisiana in their
favor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-11

Ice FREshEr-On Wednesday after
noon the ice on the Brandywine, above
Chadd's Ford, broke away and came
down against the bridge Of the Balti-
more Central railroad, carrying away
the trestle work, 800 feet of which was
swept away, leaving the strings re
naming. Browns paper mill was also
seriously damaged. The rise Of the
water at that point was eleven feet.
The ice along the White and Red Clay.
creeks also gave way, and the Will
mington and Western railroad bridge
met with slight damage. The county
bridge at Bishops Ford, over the Red
Clay, 60 feet in length, was carried
away, and several others damaged.
The smaller streams also overlooked
their banks, flooding the meadows and
the lower floors of the buildings along
their course. At Wilmington consid
cradle anxiety was felt as to the safety
of the bridges crossing the Brandy
wine The mills at Wilmington are all
stopped
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-11
Vezv advertisements.
-NOMMI ySIONER,S OEEICE.


~ Woodstock, January 19th 1875.
To Jacob W. MilIer's Admir-, Plaintiff, an d
D. II. RolstOn, Admir- of Vim, Mex Wart-
man, decd and the heirs and creditors Jacob
W. Miller, decd, Defendants.
You are hereby moi tilted that have fixed up
on the 18th day Of February, 1875, iffair. if not
on the next fair day thereafter Sunday ex cep-
ted, to taxi end settle, at my office, lst, The
accounts of Moses Walton and W. Mex
WaItman, dec'd, administrator, de bonis non
e. T. A ofJacob Miller, decd, stating the &C
counts separately. End To ascertain and report
whether all debts of said estate have been paid
and if not what remaio unpsid. Sd TO asccr
tain and report whether there is any balance
due by :. G. Williams, late admir- and if so,
how much. 4th To asce rtain what of the as
sets have been disbursed among the leg atees of
the will o f Jacob W Miller, decd. and to state
al tIibution account among the same, hav-
irg respect as well to the assets collected as un
collected. 5th Thathe report as to the ava lila
bility and condition o the uncollected assets Of
said estate aud any other matter deemed perth
men or that either party may desire, required
to be taken by decree of Shenand oah Circuit
Court at its last term, in suit in Cha merry de
pending in sand Court. In whic h you are par
ties plaintiffs and defendants; at which time and
place you required to attend. Given under
my and as Commissioner in Chancery of the
said court, the day and y ear first aforesaid.
January 2l--4w p, W, MAGRUDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-11
JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.

) A bill has been reported favorably in
the House ofDelegates, which provides
to divide the State into twenty judicial
curcits and make new arrangement of
the counties. It places Frederick, Wars
rem, Clarke and Loudoun in the 18th
circuit, and constitutes Shenandoah,
Page and Rockingham separate Cir
cult.
While we cannot approve of an in
crease in the number of Circuits, yet,
should the Legislature, in its wisdom,
deem it best for the State, we would
feel very deep interest in the selection
of Judge for this circuit.
Moses WALTON, ESQ, is known and
esteemed throughout tie Circuit as a
thorough lawyer of marked ability and
learning, polished gentleman, just and
pure in public aud in private life. Shen--
andoah has a right to expect some rec
ognition in the distribution OF officers
of honor and trust, if she presents a
qualified and suitable person. Page we
know would unite with Shenandoah in
soliciting the position for Me-. WALTON,
and we presume that Rockingham, with
the officers which she now has, will
hardly claim the position, Mr.. WAL
TON we know will take no active steps
in this matter, and hence we would
urge upon our repl esentatives in the
Legislature, that, sh ould the Legisla-
ture create the new circuits, there will
be no way that we are aware of in
which they can give more complete and
general satisfaction to their constitu-
ents, than in securing he election o.
Moses WALTON, ESQ, to the Circuit
Judgeship.-- Valley.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-11

AMUSING EPISODE IN THE SCANDAL
Surr-The New York Sun gives the
following report Of the speech of the
Count Johannes at the opening of the
Tilton-Beecher scandal trial Tuesday
morning:
yesterday morning during my alb
sence, my learned brother. Mr.. Evarts,
quoted from volume of Massachusetts
law reports something injurious to me,
and printed in the newspapers this
morning. There was no malice on their
parts, nor of Mr.. Evarts, who is my
friend, and so are the chief counsel of
both parties. In Massachusetts offer.
ed my hand in marriage TO a widow la-
dy, and certain clergyman, being in
love with her, was induced to write a
libellous letter to her against me, to
break off the intended marriage. He
succeed ed so far with the lady as to de.
prive me Of five morning visits of one
hour each. The lady was rich and
beautiful, and had as many suitors as
there are initial letters in the alphabet.
She rejected all but the letter 81" The
day before our marriage, in pure gener.
osity and forgiveness, l burned the Ii :
bellons. The clergyman then wrote
another letter stating that he could
prove the truth of what he had previ
ously written. Thereupon l sued him
for libel. The jury gave me 500 for
each lost hour of courtship, the verdict
being for $500. For be it remembered,
your honor, that such gentlemen of ed
ucatlon, fuency of language, and per
suasive eloquence as myself and Mr..
Beecher, why! we can accomplish more
in one hour with lovely women than
can be accomplished in months by the
mere clods Of humanity.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-11

John Young Brown, who gave
Butler so severe trouncing in the
House Thursday, and stood his vote of
censure like the little man that he is, is
one Of the most brilliant members from
Kentucky. He was first elected before
he was of the right age, and his ad
mission had to be postponed. Shylock
Butler might well say, ooh, fierce
young man. Never saw I SO bold a
tongue in SO young head" Brown
will be quite hero in Kentucky and
throughout the South, for the censure
Of such Congress is an honor worth
the winning.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-11

&
The Cincinnati Commercial says that
the punctual ground hog who put in
his appearance on Tuesday would, as
soon as he has heard of the Beecher
affair and the election of Andrew
johnson, return into his hole without
taking observations of his shadow and
draw in the hole after him.
Mr.. Geo. N. Palmer, of Saltville, Va.
has recently sold his short.horn COW
Mile the second, with her four weeks
old calf TO Mr.. a. M. Bowman, of
w aynesboro', Augusta county, Va,
for the sum of $1,000.
The conservative caucus of the Vir>
ginia Legislature has by large ma
jority defeated the resolution proposing
to submit to the people the question of
calling convention to frame a new
constitution
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-11

The Conservative members of the
General Assembly, in caucus, on Wed.
nesday night, resumed the considera.
ton of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution. A proposition to amend
the Sth section SO as to provide that a
property-tax of not exceeding two mills
on the dollar shall be levied for the sup.
port of the public schools was put and
agreed to, but the question being ta-
ken on the section as amended it was
rejected, falling to receive the required
three fifths vote. A motion to recon.
slider was agreed to, but the proposition
was again voted down. A resolution
was then presented declaring it inexpe.
dent to amend the Constitution In any
particular, and that constitutional con
vention be called; pending which the
conference adjourned.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-11
VIRGINIA, To wit:

In VACATION In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court OF Shenandoah county,
January 18th 1879;
Geo. G. Lobdell Complairant
AGAINST
Hy.S Nee ombs and Joseph Marston's
admr. Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to settle the
co-partnership accounts of the late firm
of Marston. Bush & Co.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendant Henry ). McComhs Is
not an inhabitant of this State-lt is
ordered, That the said defendant do ap-
pear here within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interest; that copy of
tins order be published in some newspaper
printed in Woodstock, once IL week for
four successive weeks, and copy posted
at the front door of the Court House of
said county, Gu the first day Of the next
Circuit Court. Geo w. MIlev g. g.
A Copy. Teste,
Geo. w. Miley, c. c. C. $. c.
W. & W. Bird =. q. jan 2l-w