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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25
"wednesday Dec. 20. 1875

With this number. we extend TO our
readers the compliments of the season.
From the beginning of the year to the
present, we have heard the continued
cry OF hard times. There has been a
great scarcity OF money, but an unusual
abundance Of all kinds Of food. We
have received from the hands OF kind
Father mere than we deserved. Our
crops have been unusually large. Ou
farmers have an unusual abun1ince OF
both wheat and corn. Meat ofall kinds
is dull at very low prices. We have
enough and TO spare. Let Us oe grate.
full for these blessings and celebrate the
Christmas holidays with thankful hearts.
Every enc desires 10 enjoy Christmas.
The best way 10 enjoy it, is to make
s0mc one happy. Parents, manifest
your love to Your children and seek
your happiness in that OF your own
household. Remember those who may
not be able to enjoy the blessings
which surround YOU. Of Your abun-
dance, give to the poor. Let their
homes be cheered by Your donations
and your happiness will excel
THEIRS. Hoping that the HERALD
may be received to-day, in hun
dreds OF happy homes, we bid our
readers friendly farewell. We have
issued the last number for the year
1878.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25
Letter from Richmond, Va.
RICHMOND. VA, Dec. Il

RICHMOND. VA, Dec. IL.
The following CT. II .juds's we're re-
elected by The General .A-,,m hh to
day FOR term 0frI.ht wears. conmenc.
ny LIST January, 1879. FIRST circuit.
Judge Blow; second. 5. s. Wcisegcr,
third. Asa Ii. Dcken son; fourth. lIrr,
I. Green. (ncwly elccird) fifth. G.. A.
Wmggeld; sixth. IIenr, Sharkclfnrl.
The election of the JUICES nf the r..
manning ten circuits will be resumed.
RICHMOND Va Dee. 10.
The G,Dcal Assembly to-day re-.
Sunied the eli elton Of circuit judges. re.
>ul ing in the rejection OF The clown.
Judges. without opposiliou: Eleventh.
Hon. Jam, keith; twelfth. Hon. R0ht.
III. Turner; fourteenth. lIcnil L. Blair;
fifteenth. Join III. Fulton; siXlecntl,
John A. Kelly. The seventeenth and
eighteenth circuits are new ones. aud
the terms OF the ia yes do not expire
until 'Iannary, 1881. In the lenlu
circuit Judge Barton WAS opposed b,
aud elected over Hon. john Crllchrr.
OF Westmorclaud;in the lhirlecnlhJud e
WIN. Mclaughlin was opposed by Mr..
James B. Dormont. of L xinglon. bul
The friends Of the latter gentleman
withdrew his name afIera l,ngth, and
heated discussion OF the merit, Of their
respective candidates BY their friend.
Judge Mclaughlin was reelected with
out further opposition.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

The snow si"rm Il saturday Wa
very extensive, prevail n from Caua,i
To the Southern SECTIONS II Virginia an
1 the West. At New York. (t> al OF c
Iuin's Soulh) The snow Na> followed -
rain, and high tide submerged
ow,r parts OF the city. South ru an
Western trains reached New York tA,
hours behind time. At Lon. Branch
n. j.. u heavy rain and wind also lnl
lowed the SNOW. The waters of .olal r
Island sound inundated The loNcr %,
tons of South and lerln Am ,oy. Tn.
Pcnobscut RIVER was iull al anchor lc,
for thirteen mile, above Bmgnr. Ne.
Saturday. Tine water hacked mp 81
that tn. pump-houSe of tie Is mgni
water works was Il led. and tn
Gil zen had no water for nearly iW,ntv
10 n hours. The ilnud comm, ne ! falling
however ut a. NJ. Yesterday. At
MN real. Canada. nearly three lc. I ri
o NV fell, s-tructius travel .. ncrallN
In New JERSEY The tall Wa> three iuchcs
Further South it vailed rom one to two
Inches.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

Gen: Alpheus S. Williams, Repre-
s'ntatlye from the fifth conglesslona al
district of Micli. an, andlchairman Of the
House District committee, did Satur-
day morning, at 4 o'clock; after brief
illness Of single week. Since he be
came unconscious, Thursday neon,
Iittle:hope has been entertained Of his
recovery and the long continued stupor
ended Saturday, msrnlng in a quiet.
painless death, caused directly by
effusion Of blood upon the brain.
Hon. Beverly II. Douglass. Repre-.
sentative in Congress from the first con
gresslonal district of Virginia, died at
o'clock this morning. at his room at the
National Hotel. Washington d. C..
alter all illness Of several DAYS. Mr.
Douglass was attacked in the early part
Of last week by an Inflammation of the
bowels. He was compelled to remain
in his room from the first attack, though
it was not thought that il would have q
fatal termination. On Friday. however.
his physicians. Drs. Walsh and Culver,
old his friends that he could not re-
cover. His daughter, Miss Bessie
Douglass, and Col. Douglass, his
nephew, arrived here last evening and
were present with him when he expired.
There were also present number Of bis
personal friends. Speaker Randall
being informed Of the death OF Mr..
Douglass, requested Representatives
Hunton and Goode, Of Virginia. Luttrtll
of California, Dunnell Of Minnesota,
Clarke Of Iowa. and Carlisle Of Ken
lucky, to ect as q committee and &c.
company the remains to the home of the
deceased in King William county. Va.
The remains were talen from the
National Hotel at 4.30 O'Clock this after
noon, attended by a number OF the
friends Of the deceased, among them
being Speaker Randall. Senator Jones
Of Florida. Representatives Cenger,
Durham, Springer, Doorkeeper Polk.
Arms Thompson aud many
others. There was. No religious cere-
mony. The remains were taken to the
Baltimore and Potomac depot, and lett
on the evening train. Besides the
congressional committee number of
Others accompanied the remains. Maj.
DOUGLASS was born in New Kent county
Va. and yesterday completed his fifty
sixth birthday. He was educ ated i'll
Scotland, aud has held the highest pro-
minence as lawyer IN his section ei
Virginia. He served in both houses OF
Virginia Legislature, and during the
war served in the Confederate, army
as major in the tiitn Virginia cavalry, -
During his career in Congress he acted
with much energy in the investigation vi
the affairs ofthe Frsedmeu's B INK.
Congressman Thornbargh, of Tenn,
has Deen sick for several days with
symptoms Of pneumonia, but there
have Deen no critical indications.
Representative Riddle, Of the san
State. has also beeu very sick for several
days and will leave for home in day
or two in consequence OIill-heslth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

ST. LOUIS. Dec. -. ~ polar wave
struck TINS CITY at about ~ oriuck asl
night, which lowered the tciNpe azure
from 2l 10 degrees aboyc z,ro b,
O'Clock this mnrnIng, WHEN thr mrr-
curry sio"d al The latlcr point. The
>t".m came from tile north Nrst.aml the
wind attained Il velocity "i 81 miles an
hour during Il night. SuON fell b fore
midnight Aud wilh what MAS alrra.k ulI
the ground II nov lies about luur inches
deep. Juring to-day the weather ha~
moderated II good deal. and while ili,
still culd-lhe weather being several
degrees below the irerZns p,iul-lhr
temperature Is much warmer Tan it Wiz
tins nOrulu!. aud the wind na, entirely
subsidized. The riv'r at TN, pninl l.
full OF heavy ice aud the irrr, -boai-
were obliged TO suspend their mp, thi>
aitern0m.. It's feared at the canal
will become 20 oJ>lrucled uopp>i,,. or Il
lev miles below The city bcinrc m.ru-
lug that the ice will .or.g aui CON
pletely stop navigation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

The package OF money drawn from
the United States treasury on Saiurda,
Tor the payment Of clerks in the Wash.
ington city postofiice, and lost by VIM.
y. Brown, was yesterday recovered in
its entirely; the package was delivered
In mysterious manner to P. stmaster
Edmonds upon promising to ask no
questions. Judge Edmunds is of epin.
ion that Brown had his pocket picked
aud Is positive that the money was be-
yond his (Brown's) reach and that he
was net a parie 10 The transaction
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

Insurance LAw-DECGsioN oFTu,
COURT OF APPEALS. Ga Tnur,da
week. the Cuur' "f Appeals ,It,nL o.
RicllmHnd. IN The ca>r ut Sulhtrlat
against the Old Dnuuin lu-urauc
COMPANY. decided that whcIc "A parl
WAS Insured in two COMPANIES. vii
>lipulaIi. ~ vita each l!ial Tie assure,
shOuld hot lie insured IN anullcr cns.-
pani without the wrl ten consent 81 g.,
company. the policy in Ilrr hr,l con
pauy WAS not impaired. thu
Ial in the second was a nuiiiu. judi &
Anderson drliy red tie opmnon ni tr
majority oi the Court. Jud,es Christian
and Burks dissenting.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

A Washington sp clal TO the New
York Graphic, which that paper in il,
leader says is undoubtedly correct
states tina friends of Senator CnnkIing
have recently been in conference there
and in New York on the subject OF his
nomination for the presidency. and that
he wishes it understood that he is not q
candidate, and will not again enter into
the contest. This attitude is supposed
to be due. according to the Graphic. to
the movements on foot to concentrate
on Gen. Grant.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

EVANSVILLE. IND. Dec. 10. Con
id, rattle excitement prevails, n tpAi
10 night over the d. ovcrJ "iiAc bod
OF frank VI. Mwpi,. Il rr-prctah
painter. in the di,>rcilu- rom o! ln,
Evansville Mrh. al COLLEGE. Murpu
was buried Last Suudu and las wl
received an Anonymous untr late iDi
.itiernOOn, iustr ciluI hrr IT, - to 90,
college and she would discover the hn.l,
She iulluwcd the Instructions IN q,
note, aud the p'Ilrc nave t,ktu posses
sion OF the hmldlu-. Sl- ld ntli a tl'
body, which was PARTIAL, d3.>cctcd. b'
marks and Initials on lis ann. a.
inquest is benz held. "ilh lhc m.tu'ilI
OF getting al the 7. r,On Nh'Io.nrd { .'
grave. Developments l.al.1, To -.ock
my disclosures are anticipated.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

PORT>MOTH. Va. Dee. II Two r..
marKable occurrences happen d yc>trr-
day ut Bucknornr. in Nn>cuonI cunn.
". Va. y cnlurrd mln ntmcl Moss
Ford. All employee o! tie : ABOARD and
Rpan"kc RAlroid Cunpiup. vas con
vlcled OF petty larccn, IN stealing lci
dollars. and. bring crNltlai.d VIA
modification at the degradation 90
"hlch nc was sulj ctcd. wet homeland
from his moilIrr's hand Received >hpt
gun. with which he blew out ni> brains.
lie fired twice before he ,Gccccd dlI Ola,
sill :ldt; attempt.
A cOlOrcd woman named X zah
,altcrs enpln>e,l is 4 cnnk. white hn-
der the inll,nncc "l qnor. lrll in u tut
uf water II, ad foremost. and VIZ una
Tile to eXtIicale herself. Her rlutH, ,
took fire from the Kitchen toy, il IL,
uiranlimc. and all but hcr hcad wa
t,aIfuIll burned. Sac WAS de.d w."n
found.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

THE Lcglsla urc has adjourned until
afer the HOLIDAYS. The debt question
will III ~ be fully discussed and the peO-
pie will ascertain whether the Legisla-
ture is opposed to settle this vexed
question. We hope that wise cOunsels
may provide aud some settlement may
be reached.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25
THC BLAINE INVESTIGATION.

Thu BLAINE INVESTIGATION
Referring to the selection OF Mr.. Bayard
BY the democratic Senators as one OF
the committee under Mr.. Baine's in
vestigating resolution. the New York
Times says the 1.-THE verdict Of dem
ocrat 40 cOnspcuously tair-mndej aud
independent0n the gu sstiOn Of Southern
election frauds would carry great weight
with the intelligent members of both
parties" The Times also expressed
the hope that There will be among the
FIVE republicans to BIZ named men who,
in experience and intellectual weight.
are the equals Of Messrs. Bayard aud
Wallace" The Times will hardly find
10 the committee, announced last
Friday, a single republican who will
compare in either experience or in
tellectual weight with several of the
democratic comm tteemcn.-BQh Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

Gold sold at par in New York last
Tuesday. the first time il has touched
that figure since the suspension of specie
payments in 1862. The incident caused
much excitement, the brokers cheering
enthusiastically. 1t is even said that a
brokerage was paid for the sale at par.
At the close of business Monday the
United States treasurer at Washington
held s22S. 100 3Ol in coin. He expect.
to have on the lst Of January. exclusive
Of all demands. sl3j. 600. 600 in coin.
with which tn Resume specie payments.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

CoHoEs. y. Y. De. ~. Al hAlf
past I,n O'Clock last ,ye9iI. "a lire W.T.
di>coN cred IN thc uncu,ul NJ. l.
Bowcry street. ia Inc li!th ward. ..
the arrival Of the iircm % o wl> a>tcr-
tanned lhl Patrick Rrurkr. Tmpi.A
Mailu. Oven and William a-rd re-
spectiNcil IL. Ii. 9 and ) Year.. auo
two daughters, MARI Auu. aged -. alIo
Bridget, aged 10. were Ia Tire burning
building. The two Girls were rescued,
The elder 81 badly burned HAT ,i,
cannot survive. Willie the Younger OH
vas comparatively minjmcd. MI.
R"urke died soon after benz taken rom
The building. Tnr boys N,le all dcaG
when lOund. y detective alarm cau-c.
Il delay III reachin. tac fire
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

Gov. Ilamp'u's..co d. Ion con inues
fav rabIe and lbs .llendng pa, sicials
speak hopeful, of his recovery. The
appearance Of his wound continue, o
improve. while his appetite aud dgcs-
ton strengthen every day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

MILw UKEE. WIS, Dec. l7.-Ll-
Night WIN. Chase. TIC ALLEGED nunlcr
of Frank GuO.lhuc. was brought L,
Chippewa Falls ani placed in jtL. y
mob broke mo the al. TOOK Cn.>c oul.
placed ii rope around his meek ale
dragged him half block. when o.,
managed to ESCAPE llewaS rccaplorca
this morning nearly dad with fright
and cold. The shrriIl has appointed
sixty deputies. aud VII escort Chase
back To Chippewa Fails tu-morroN
Chase claims that 4 prtncr of lis com
united the murder. wlIle Glasses mnlll, !
SAYS il WAS her son that did il. Gr,u
excl eMent nreVAlIs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '' 1910 80
AM ng tn attractions for the commiug yea- arr
Tue uil'"InB:
'LawJtu 3" serial noye By Mrs. Fianccs
IL dssOh bucDct, auihD oil 'fnT Lass o
,,Nrr D.. The scene ul s.fs. Burn tt'- new move
IS laid la LaIrl-nlIe, tIs hero l. young inycntp
Oi AmcilcaI biitn. 'IaWOrth's IL tn lOnges
st5rs Mfs. B.ir"et has vet written. II will iul
through t"eiyc "a mDers OF the No tn y,ue4 inninl
""h N''chDcf, 1873 aud "il o. pFoiu-el! Illus
1~''W
f4c'noefs' rial novel; by -. ". yeSen
a".i' 'UAnii-r, / a. Wa l. ~ Ms ann,
an "'- romance IN "'''u 'r -'APl'c'Il ,
''v'14'"o '"' le,ul ri N'l'e 'Nlhis an. "I'
!" "'H'''" 90 X His"'
a s'o'9 vi D." o'.eAi'' oy r-orsi W. C!O @, I'd
sou! 90 DO. tA"'ot '"' safe - SOL Leu! III Iro'
4-'"i -i'"' O. Del" 'H' A. l'J' > 'ht Tune 81 ''
.e-s'"i'' ~'d itr' or'ti - &c "frSao e hhe
" s' 30 "e 'r'r % i''''" ''''''i u l'l I'll.
i'ls'" ~ "a "i"'ii'"h i'tA. NJ ret4r' .DfS"i
ia August Niin tDr l'rt ait u Dr.. anti Nil be- cou
iA",.', 'n~' al i"n--clio" apiriilnB Ia N9Vr.n
"cr. 'Aesr lHf,rtt- dfe down "m iir b.,
N.als 4't i ana ei-i"Feu n1 !. C"r. inc. Nu
W. -r'i"'ri 'rp.r''e "d tn'e pa as
i'""i''- 4e' r' uI "i Hl|e'e.t hn abe = tilu-i g.
81. i T"c'c.i-" "i 'n' "Fc' 81 ne lo-ts "i.l accom-
.Aa! tAr7' i''f+ii7.
t4dtr- lh th- S.tfiAsf-A series OF papers
tu.-uy hH-i Il ul by o. Ia MI, The California;
.~ti'"i'-t ine -'-st 80. he aud ~ tlre lue
@-.' al 'lt 80 "c tli'' "Aai. aud uu-tA. 80
a'"''7 10 i"' .''4"' IA d. '"a' have Att brcu
''a'r. "a" 81 e. "h sAetch tie OaIipru =
i.a' - -""''' VIVA F'ilh' ard f"e-is.
q -'e" vac" vI n."@l. H.. Heibe.t %,
! 'i-e '"' ,'si'9' conpi.'ion 81 the late
80 IL '"''' ~ " '" - D'"N J. Win hr. "cils
,"'i"p"es H. a''s' "Ho atc npanisd Mr. I'd.
"."s 10 ".S ''u' 'ur '1Sn lhc Great 80 tA)
zeal ndiI on- ''.r ei'i -. 'v'rs aud Resources
O. the sre-t'ini ne 81 uih meri O.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

The cil'zrns' r. lief cnmmilte nf Mem
,'hlN. Tenn. have wound up their alliirs
" distributing the caSh'pn hlmd-S7 2j3
'm"ne The poor ~ hile orphan asN lum~.
nd setting aside 81 2lS in count, war.
ants for the colored asl lam, it it shall
,c organized.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

CONGRESS has adjourned for the
holidays. Nothing Of importance has
been accomplished. blaine tried to
push himrell forward IN his presidential
ASPIRATIONS but, it is thOug ht, that he
only succeeded in convincing his own
party that he is not the man. AT
present Grant aud COnkling- seem to
be the favorites with the republicans.
with chances decidedly in favor OF
Grant. Should Grant receive the nomi-
nation and be repudlated By the Aner.
Gun people, he would occupy the posi-
ton which his p,rsonal qualities merit.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

WE-TMIN>TER.M NJ: =. Dee. 10 Hon.
Crarle> b. R"bcrls and Hon. John L
Smith. llu>lrrS ol The Ta> l"r Manula,
turing Company al This city. sold TO-DAY
the grounds. b i'd n,s and niacI, nrr,
Ia Geo. y Ia Tor for : Is coo. "A new
companN. with Ia same uamr. will hr
"r.anizrd and work will be resumed
about The .irsl # January.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

The hnance committee of the Vir
ginia House of Delegates have agreed
to recommend that The Governor call
conference with the creditors of the
State. to NEE, at Richmond January Is
but at the same Time that no settlement,
couln be made wilhost embodying tie
principles OF the Barbour bill. passed
last session, which attempted to e.ade
the coupon feature Of the funding bill
BY requiring taxes TO be paid in mon., ,
aud which was vetoed ny the Governor
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

Gen. Thomas l.. ROs,er, graduate
Of West Point, who rose tram the posi-
ton of lieutenant OF artillery to that OF
Lieutenant gen.rdl in the Con-
iederate service, has been appointed
resident engineer IN charge 0! The
Northern Pacific railway. lIo will &C
under the direction OF W. Minor Roberts
who st II remains chief engineer, al
though accepting the Braz linn ap'
pointment. Mr.. Roberts Q lis lei
Brazil the first week in January.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25

WOoDsTo OK Va.
Dee. 20th 1873
Notice is hereby given, that the a.
annual mretln9 of the Stock I"ll'r> a.
this Bank. Wlll hr held at the blank
IN. House Oh he 3r'l day oi .Innuar'
1919. commencing AT ii o'clock y. NJ.
Ia elect Directors Tor tie ensunt year.
MusEs WALTON.
Prcs'l.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25
NtIc ACftIfIstD.,lfS.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken by the subscriber on his Ia IDS, about
lilies y. ". OF NO DIT ok,
TWO ESlRAY lIEIFEKS.
o. tie TON wing description. One is a hrindle,
one red with 'hitr iace, ear IN rk,. supposed
to be yetrs old rhey we're appra sed at 3 5 q :,
The owners viii prove pro erty, ay charges d
take them say. UtierS 81 they Will be Dis pose
ct accOrdii to law
GEO, II. RYSIAN.
moo och 10
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25
For 1879.
Lippincott's magazine,


AN ...u7uaAT u M,NrnLY OF
/ L,ieuaflgc. Sc,encc. Ant. uai Trucct
ut tAc JANUARY number u..mcaccd the twent,
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/ inc best and Most Allra tive Re adm
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80. lictor.al Establishment Of the MagaEi e
viii Ue matter uI careful clifton, with the wv
Iatoi tuudrIDg t go especially at, acuye ftatu e..
.,ilou, tue ntliontlins that Vii. alpear Ia tDc
, new volume are tie iOlIWlAg:
A >c.ies of H. ustrstrt P4lc on French Towns
b, Edw ri KIN, l.. l. Isune. nj others
\ cries 81 A.t,l,s on Oe.man iolltical Life
b., ID, ahtii. + ui GcrlnIu nome Lie
> ries Il Illustrated 'KctcIss OF hambes il
nr lids OF ,.extO Crntrai mtrsa, by D..
Elk l.. Oswald.
a ser - oi society Stories, under the tit.e OF
'Auulru's llu.Dsugs,' b.. gu Inuuyuo sWiitef.
ser,sul Attcn's vi Village Liie IA tue oou.h
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