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RAILROAD TIME TAnLl.
Arrival and Departure ~ Trn,ns az
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
TkIE MEAlrIII,n.

During Friday, IN the gulf slatcs,
rising barometer, cold aud partly
cloudy weather, with northeast to
northwest winds, possibly shifting to
southeast on the Texas coast
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CHICAGO. February II. The na-
tionnl convention of Stove manuiac-
turers is In session here. They de-
nounce free trade will Canada aud the
reciprocity treaty.
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Election EX-SENATOR,

SAVANNAH, Ga, February H. a
special to the Morning News rom lal
lahnsse, Florida, says G. W"jcnes,
democrat, Of EscamIia county, was to-
dav elected United States senator
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CHICAGO, February II, The Ma
tional Stove asso iation have fixed the
rates of common at six and one-tonrth
cents, Medium at seven cents, ana the
best at eight cents per pound.
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CrNclNNArI, February i1.-IhrFe
boys on one sled ran into an express
wagon to-day. One was Killed ana
the Others badly hurt.
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once In "teraid hiock," corner Of
Main aud Lamar streets, over PimI
National Hank, business Once
front koo'n, second starry,
FRIDAY MORNING. rruaulm 1
THE DALLAS IIEItAVD

lis the only paper ia northern
Texas that receives nic fun
Press dispatches.
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BELFAST, Me-, February II; Al the
,arbors are closed by ice. Penobseot
nv il frozen over for the first time III
quarter of a century.
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NEW YoRR, February ll.--John
llaveland Il Co., importers of fruits,
have failed. Liabilities three hundred
thousand 10 four hundred thousand
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To The Ladies'.

The undersigned respectfully calls the at
tontion Of the ladies of New Csleans AMI vi
cinity, to the Superior faeiliiiesOf her factory
and the reasonable terms for WORK OF al
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No Progress.

s. PAUL MINI, February 1.-Two
Progress In the senatorial election.
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ARTIST I'm PHOTOGRAPHY,
And Dealer in Geo. Woods Go. s Parlor Organs,
DALLAS, TEXAS


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INSTRUMENTS AND APPLIANCES,
laaortm o
GEORGE WOODS CO.'S PARLoR AND vEsTRY ORGANS,
design musical effects wish particularly call attention Piano
and
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n. FRIEDMAN, I,aetograIoIor,
Dallas
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-21
NDOA HERALD AND VALLEY ERTIS Err.

through the winter IN the ice or return.
After mature deliberation it was de-
cided to be useless to remain in winter
quarters, and that it would be far bet
ter to return next year.
THE RETURN VOYAGE.
The return journey was full of diff
culties, as the ice was rapidly forming,
and the passage of the Pandora was a
constant series of exciting scenes and
narrow escapes from the moving ice
foes. Finally escaping through Peel
Straits, the ice still rapidly forming and
accommodating, the steamer finally reach-
ed the Carey Islands in safety. There
Captain Young found the long looked
for dispatches from Captain Mares for
the British admiralty. These he brought
home.
From Melville Bay the homeward
voyage was almost meventful. The
dreaded bay once safely passed TN
harmed, the Pandora steamed direct
fol England and arrived safely in port.
FAVORABLE SIGN.
Captain Young reports that from the
prevalence of north winds there is
abundant promise that Capt. Mares
will prove successful Should the ex-
pectations of the Pandora's commander
be verified Captain Mares will proceed
to the highest latitude possible for an
Attic vessel to reach.
The Pandora only lost two topgallan'
yards and two jibboom ends in her. whole
voyage. All on board are alive and
we'll.
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THE ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS IN
ONO. The chairman Of the Ohio re.
publican executive committee teles
graphed on Thursday the discovery Of
alleged election frauds on the part OF
the democrats of Perrysburg, Wood
county, but according to the figures OF
the Cincinnati Commercial both par.
ties struck political bonanza at Per-
rysbnrg. In 1870 this town had a
population, all told, of 1885, and at
the State election in 1872 cast 1873
votes, the democrats having majority
Of 80 at the presidential election 100
votes were cast, Grant having major
ity Of %, for Governor, in 1873, 1913
votes were polled, Allen leading his
opponent IS; and in 1874 the total
vote fell of to Ga, and the democrats
had majority of ISL. But on Tues
day last Perrysburg cast 3,006 votes,
of which Allen received 1920, and
Hayes, 1875, showing that there was
considerable 'rising up of the adj
herents of the aubernatorial candidates.
Tt is evident that either Perrysburg
has increased its voting population
very rapidly, Or both sides obeyed the
injunction to vote ''early and often.
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TAXES! "\XESit
Oct7-4rn

Save five per cent by paying your taxes
before the LIST December.
L will attend at the following times and
I'll ICES. tor the purpose of rcreiving the
st lie and County taxes for the year 1873
New Markct-Oct. Tuesday, u, WedEes-
day 18th.
Thursday l4th, Wonders
Store Friday 10Th.
Mt. Clifton-Saturday 10th, Orkney
Monday 18th.
Cabin IIill-Tuesday 10Th.
Mt. Jackson-Wednesday Goth, Thurs
day Dist.
Edinburg-Friday 22d, Saturday a3rd.
Liberty Furnace-M Monday 10Th, Column
bia-TuesGay Doth.
Lantz Mil-W ednesday 27tll. Peers
Tan Yard Cedar Crcek)--Thursday oSth,
Saumsville-Friday 10Th.
Toms Professionally 3Oth, Wood
stock-November. Monday 1st, Tuesday
2d. Lichliters Store at Clem's Mill.
Wednesday 3rd.
Munch's Store-Thursday 4th Harman's
Mill-Friday 5th.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sth Court dayl.
Mt. Olive-Tuesday 9th.
Lebanon-Wednesday 10th, Thursday nth
Strasburg, Friday 18th. Saturday 18Th
win be in the Treasurer's Office at
Woodstock after the 18th November Any
person falling to pay any State taxes or.
County levies to the treasurer by the first
of December shall incur penalty thereon
| OF five per centum. which shall be added
to the amount Of the taxes and leyies due
from such Taxpayer, whirh when col
lected by the treasurer. shall be accounted
lor in his settlements
Persons having claims against the
county are required to get warrent from
the county clerk before they can be re-
ceived by the treasurer.
GEO. w. KOOTZ, Treas.
Sep. 1G. Shenandoah County
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A STATE SENATOR CHARGED WITH
EMBEzzLEMEsr- The grand jury Of
the United States Circuit Court at
Richmond, Va, presented Albert 7.
Lathrop. carpet bag State Senator,
Oh the charge of embezzling the funds
of the government entrusted to him as
collector of the fourth Virginia dis
trict. The defalcation, it is alleged,
will amount TO $500. George Eldrfdge,
deputy collector for Lathlop, was
presented. by the grand jury at the
same time as party to the embezzle-
n emit
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ExrRAvAGANcE IN HARD TINES. -
The Christian Intelligencer, of New
York, well remarks that the people of
this country are now paying capital
and compound interest for their lavish
expenditure in the flush times of the
war and the few years succeeding
it. Shoidy put on its plumes and
Haunted itself in silks and velvets and
gold; sober minded people caught the
plague; everybody and everything
gfttered. Nov the tinsel has worn off.
Financial reaction has made hard
times
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Snow Storms.

CoLL1NGwooD, October l3.-Over
six inches of snow fell here last night.
Considerable damage has been done to
fruit and ornamental trees by tie hea
Wy weight of snow breaking and bend
ing them to the ground. Snow is still
falling this morning.
MONTREAL, October 12.-The first
snow of the season fell here to day,
one month earlier than last year.
OTTAWA, Ont, October 12.-There
was a heavy fall of snow here this after
noon.
SYRACUSE, October 12.-Snow fell
quite briskly in this city to-day.
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WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Thursday Morning, October, q, 1873.
Gov. ALLEN was defeated in Ohio

Gov. ALLEN was defeated in Ohio
by about $500 majority. When cons
siiered in connection with the large
vote poled, about 100000, the amount
of money expended, and the known
frauds in several counties, we can
agree with those who believe that the
Ohio election has decided no great
politica! questions. It's effect upon
the financial question is evidently greas
ter than upon those of mere party ms
terest The indalionists have received
their first reverse which, in all proba~
bility will prove death blow TO the
doctrine The hard money men gem
orally rejoice at the result in Ohio, and
consider it an endorsement of their doc,
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DEs Mo1SEs, October l5.-The State
Register has returns from seventy four
counties, in which the net republican
majority is 24,529, 1t estimates the
republican majority will reach about
1900 to $1,000 Its advices report
one further gain in the Senate for the
republicans, w ilson, of Jackson. The
dispatches make some changes in the
House, but the relative standing OF the
two parties in that body remains about
the same as estimated late Wednesday
night.
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The Test Cases in the United States
Circuit Court against Richmond, Va,
merchants for failure to stamp bank
checks went against the government
on the ruling OF Judge Bond that the
Jury, in order to convict, must be sat
istied that the defendants intended to
detraud the government of It's revenue.
All similar ults were thereupon dis
lnicsad
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TIE DRlrIsH Polar EupEDIrIoN.-
Letters have been received in London
from Captain Allen Young and one of
the officers of the Pandora, dated Disco
Aug 6, and Waygart Straits, August
8. The letters describe the voyage as
having been pleasant. Then Pandora
eoaled at Disco. They had some col
lisions with icebergs in the course of
the voyage, but the vessel was not
injured. The officers letter describes
the work as going on well, Captain
Young is greatly praised for his kind
ness and his strict maintenance of dis
cipliue. In Jurytut bay they saw the
Fox.
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There was frost Friday night in
Louisiana as far south as Pascagoula,
and the yellow fever there is dying
out. A Memphis dispatch reports a
killing frost, which probably damaged
late cotton in that section.
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The Charleston Courier complain
thai q State aud County tax OF u per
cent SIS more than any people can
stand TO which the New York Journal
Of Commerce replies, cup this way tax
PAYERS would think themselves most
fortunate to escape with SO light tax
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will also buy any smount Of
RI ,&CK OAK BARK

that is properly taken and cured and PAY CASH FoR
1T, at the rate 81 PER CORD Of 12S feet measure
ment delivered at my SUMAC AND BARK MILLS,
Winchester or IS 90 on Cars when nfed any point.
Observation-Disclosures peeiihg the bark IS
soon the sap starts in the Spring and in taking il
peel much of the tree possfbie-ever the larso
limbs-for the young tender bark is the best.
The outside of the Bark must always be kept up,
which will prevent its curling and must be loosely
piled afow tn air 20 pass freely through it,
and perfectly dry it. The outer rough side must
always be kept up, in order protect the inner or
deshy side from the weather-which being tn part
used must be kept bright aud not allowed so mo uld
or get wet which in ure its color and strength.
GERMAN SMITH,
Winchester, Va.
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A hurried job is sometimes a dan
gerous enterprise, The blowing down
of a portion of the unfinished agricnl-
tsral hall in the centennial grounds at
Philadelphia, yesterday, is a case in
point. Eleven laborers were injured
But then had tie building reserved its
collapse for the exhibition the figures
might have been somewhat different.
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MANASSAS DIVISION.

Leave Baltimore, Washington and Alex
andria. daily. except Sunday. with the
morning Main Line train. Leave Manas-
sas Junction at g. IL a. M. to arrive at
Srasbu at 400 p. m. Leave Strasburg
AZ 90 \. IN, Manassas Junction at |. 30 p.
M. and get to Alexandria ut LOO pm.
At Washington we make close connec-
tions to and from North ants " est; at Dan
Vile 70 and from South and Southwest: ut
Ivnchburg. BY Mail Train. with Atlantic
Miss and Ohio, TO and from Tennessee and
oil Southwest, and ut Gordonsvile and
Charlottesville, by mail train. with Chesa-
ne,ke and Ohio, East and West.
fB- Pullman Sleepers on night trains
through between Washington and Dan
Vile, J. NJ. BROADUS, q. 4. A
ian lift.
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'rO ALI MEN. A SPEEDY CURE.
Winchester, Va

Weakness Oft the Back or Limbs. Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs, Polarization of
he Heart, Nervousness, Timidtty, Trembling.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, Evil
For ebodings, Aversion to- Societp, Disease of
the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Liver, Lungs
Stomach CT Bow els, lmpotency and these Dire.
fui results of Early Excesses, which prevent
marriage, Destroying both body and Mind.
Address with Stamp. DR.J0hNST0N,
Lock Hospital, No rs Frederick ST. Bate.
Nd.
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AN "aVefaSe crop Oh Wneat III Ine
United States, according to the Com
missioner of Agriculture, is now about
three hundred million bushels.
1t is said that on various railroads,
not named, orders have been issued
torbidding the assault and battery
practisod by train peddlers in dis
charging their wares on passengers
laps.
It is probably good for morality
that prize fighting Is becoming a fatal
amusement. In "mill" at Cincinnati
Yesterday between Frank Farrell and
Jack Leonard, two young roughs,
Leonard received injuries which will
probably cut short his career.
A gentleman from Sheffield, Eng
land, arrived at Cumberland on Nom
day, having in charge large black
bear, two raccoons and four foxes, all
of which had been captured in Garrett
county, and were on their way to
England, where they will be placed in
a menagerle.
A new process of refrigeration, by
the use of ammonia brought by great
pressure to low temperature, has
been introduced into New York from
Paris. 1t is applicable to cellars,
packing rooms, compartments in ships,
ETC., and is intended to keep the air
in the rooms pure, dry and very cold,
without the use of ice.
A DUEL BETWEEN AMERICANS IN
PAR1s.--A Paris dispatch says Riggs
and Paine, two young Americans,
fought duel with swords at Vesinet,
in the suburbs of Paris. Paine was
slightly wounded in the arm. The
cause was an old family vendetta,
which was renewed at Renaissance
theatre last Thurday, when they ex
changed blows and were separated by
the police.
PRorEcT1SG GAME IN PENNSYLVANIA.
A number of representatives of
sportsman clubs in Pennsylvania met
at Harrisburg on Tuesday to organize
State society for the purpose Of Sc
curing the passage of laws for the
better protection, its propagation and
improvement. 1t was agreed that the
corresponding secretary of the meet
ing should send circulars TO all the
known sportsmen's clubs in Pennsylva
MIA, inviting them to send delegates to
an adjourned convention which will
meet IN Harrisburg on November IS.
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Woodstock Advertisement
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A SOUND RAILROAD PoLICY.-W. II.
Vanderbilt has written wholesome
letter to H. E. Pierson, Esq, of Al
bany, general officer of the New York
Central Railroad Company, in reply
to letter Of that gentleman announc-
ing his unanimous nomination by a
republican convention for the State
Senate, and asking Mr.. Vanderbilts
views upon the subject. In this letter
Mr.. Vanderbilt says:
"You are we'll aware that the policy
of this company is against its officers
becoming candidates for political posi-
ton. Our management is purely a
business one, and its purpose is to run
a railroad in the way that the best
promotes the common interests of the
public and the owners of the property.
We can have no legitimate association
with political parties, and we desire to
AVOID all complication with matters
which do not pertain to the business OF
the company.
You are director of this company
and the responsible head of one of its
most important departments. Your
official duties would naturally be sup
posed to occupy all your time and at
tention, if we conduct our business as
closely and economically as we claim
and to absent yourself from those du'
ties willie serving as Senator would
probably einbarrass and could in no
sense help the company.
No one viii dispute the sotHltfness
of these views. Railroads can laye 10
legitimate association with political
parties, and such alliances in the end
do more harm than good to vested iii"
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A TRAGICAL INSTRUMENTATION
Mitchell convicted of the murder Of
two men in Hood county, Texas, was
hung on Friday last. Mitchell who
was eighty years of age, made several
attempts to commit suicide Nednes
day night by hanging himself with a
chain he had wrenched from the door,
but his heart failed him. He spent
the night in culsing the sheriff and
officers, and on Thursday night guard
was placed in his cell to prevent self
destruction. On Thursday night the
guard discovered an armed man crawlS
ing towards the Jail, and, not
knowing how many others there might
be, fred. In the morning the lifeless
body Of Jeff Mitchell, youngest son Of
the doomed man, aged about twenty
one, was found on the ground, the
whole top of his head blown off. lie
was armed with a double- barrelled
shotgun, and had a brace of Colts
reviewers buckled around him, and all
heavily loaded In his pocket was
found large vial Of landanum, wrapped
with rags, which he was evidently con-
veying to his father. The old man
asked that the body be brought into
the jail, that he might see his son, and
was much affected. Near by his horse
was htched, his hat and shoes tied to
the saddle. The execution was at
tended by five thousand people.
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Neau advertisements
COMMi SsIONER,S SALE
~ OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In Powell's Fort, Shenandoah Co. Va,

BY virtue efa decree of the Circuit Court
of Shenandoah County, entered on the Hth
day of April 1875, in the chancery cause of
Mary Cain and others Compla inants VS..
Daniel kidenour, Defendant, the unders igned
Special Commissioners will offer at PUBLIC
SALE to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, November goth, 1875.
in front of the Court House, Woodstock, Va.
the folio wing described real estate, viz--The
real estate conveyed by Mary Cain to Dani.l
Ridenour by deed bearing date Sept 5tb, 1865
being an undivided hall of one-third OF the
cal estate of which William Smith died seized
and possessed, lying in the lower part OF
Powell Fort
CONTAINING ABOUT SO ACRES
The land is ofexcellent quality, well water
ed and very productive.
Terms of Sale:
One-third cash. and the balance in one and
two years with interest from the day of sale
said deferred paymen ts TO be evidenced by the
bonds of the purchaser, and lien to be re-
tanned in the deed.
Sale to commence at o'clock, P. NJ.
w. #. WILLIAMS,
MOSES WALTON,
Oct. 21-tds. Special Comr's
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RETURN OF THE LADY FRANKLIN EX~
PEDITIoN-A CRUISE IN UNKNOWN
ARCTIC SEAS W DIRK OF THE POLAR
BEARS -lsEMAINs OF TIE Ross Elk
PEDI ZION
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BIxGuANProx, n. Y, Oct 15.-As
Minnie German, aged nine years, was
walking with younger sister in the
outskirts of this city, Saturday night,
she was waylaid and outraged by a
young man. The screams of the chill
dren attracted the attention of two
ladies. who went to their assistance,
and at the same time party of men
came upon the scene, -bt the rnffian
had escaped into the woods Parties
went in search of him this morning,
and information given by boy led
them to the house of young man
named James Lovert, who lives in the
neighborhood of the victims house.
After some trouble they succeeded in
arrestihg Loverl, and on taking him
before the children he was at once
identified by them. The officers had
some difficulty in removing him to Jail,
as there was strong disposition man
Tested by the crowd to lynch him.
The girl is dangerously injured, aud
may not recover.
Mrs. Jas. A Oates, with her comic
opera company, is at the Arch Street
Theatre, Philadelphia.
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VIZ. c. VA. MIDLAND & c.. r. r.
Double daily trains between Baltimore
and Danville. without change.
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n 81. KEAM.
COMM SSION MERCHANT,

SIO LUULSIuTtE LtTcHUt.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Sole Agent for G., II. Dunlop & Cos
Maximum Guano. Special attention paid
to filling orders for Salt, Plaster, &c.
Consignments solicited OF
FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK, BUTTSR, hGGs,
and all kinds of prodnce.
Returns Promptly Rendered on Sosc.
Liberal advancemeiIts made on all Con-
signmeyts in Store.