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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

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TGat Southern r0ifF.

Fx~Govornor Walker. Of Virgin Il,
was loungius 10 the ro0m oi lie Nero
poliian Yesterday morning when The
Record hove to" aou.,.dc AID drew
forth the following interesting opinions
from the talented Vrsiaan. w1o. By ihr
way. has alwa,s been accounted 4 con
servative man in SoutAera politics:
well, Governor" said The Record.
after the usual salutalious. the Prcsi-
dent seems to have chinS~d his south
ern policy. tx Gov. Young. OF Ohio.
who spent several hours with him Ola
Monday evening. says his forthcoming
message will suit the most stalNart o,
the ,talwari."
Good enough. That suits me-"
calculated Gov. Walker.
why ss:"
For just this reason: Il will sohdiil
US at the Suaih, MP in lhe Iud any Inch
nation toward break zap in lie Dem"-
cratic party at the cDatu and strengthen
the party at the North"
''ICw so:"
"By soldifyins the Rcpubl can parry
agsrnsl Us and showing Us what VI,
have TO expect from them"
"Won'tl Tic cry ola q solid South
hart the Democratic party"
NO; Why should ii: Is itauythiu. to
be ashamed OF? In fact, il j.. in my
Judgment. snneth ~ TO beat of, rather
Than To be asian ed oi: and | think 1t =
mistake either 10 try 10 conceal the
fact, which IS impossible, or to BE-
frightened at the hulloNbaluO whlcn
Republican organs RAISE about It, Oh
course, they don't Ike il, because there
stand the 1875 electoral votes which
they cannot get round. or under, or
over. But the pcope OF this country
are not fools; and it DOES not hurt "ur
party Cor the people to kno8 that we
are within forty seven woes o! victory
at the start"
You don't believe. then, in trying
TO cover up the fact taat the South Is
Solidy"
80; ~hy should /? The peopl'
know it as well as Go, aud are ln'il
able to understand lie motive which
influences RuuLlican roiittians 10
make n political handle cut 81 the
fact. The South Is solid and this re-.
ported change in tie resident will
make us more solid"
DO You ihisk there is an' doubt that
he has changed his Iiolicy"
why, he never bad any policy. Ills
position in rclat on 10 Tie withdrawal Of
the troops from interference with the
State .ov,n mtuts Of LCu!siada aud
South Carolina was no policy at all. 1t
was simply an attitude Of acqulesctnce
in the il eylablc. lie acqnicsced grace
fully in what he could nothclp; tia. WAS
all there was in it,"
do YOU think lie has changed his
attitude. then:'
1t locks likeil. have heard. On
pretty gooG authority. that he will 81,
in his message that he is disappointed
in the res.lt which has followed the
withdrawal Of the troops; that he does
not tbink the Southern people have met
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11
Important Decision Of the Supreme court
OF the United States To-Day.

Our Washington correspondent wrote
Us Yesterday as follows:
This was case on q writ OF error to
the Supreme Court Of appeals of the
State Of Tennessee. The case was
whether tie notes Of the Bank of Ten
ne~scc. issued during the war, were
lcsal-tendcr for State taxes. and the
Supreme Court Of the United States on
Monday held that they were, although
the loyal State government since the
war has provided in its Constitution that
all notes or bonds OF the usurped Staie
government during the war were null
aud ino affect. 1t decided that the
Stale government of Tennessee was the
same State government during the war
that existed before the war and siucc
its admission into the Union in 1896.
That j had never been out of the
Umcn. and that all OF its acts during
The war were legal. except thUse under
taken in iurtherauce Of tile Confederate
Government and the cause ofrebellion.
This decision is in accordance with the
views hereto fore held by Judge Field in
hl- Dissenting opinions. The Chief
Justice and judges Bradley and Harlan
di,sented. Judge Bradley said that the
decision Of the court established the le-
sality Of the governments OF the eleven
rcbell.oEs States during the war.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

hEADJCs1MENT. or compromise. or
whatever II may be called, seems now
10 sure Of accomplishment. Governor
Holidays message is !he knell of all
opposition, and wc observe that Mai.
Daniel has presented one bill. among
the many reported in legislative pro-
cccdlngs, for settlement. The bond
holders have themselves offered to
settle at / per cent. Who can now
insist on paying undcr the terms of the
funding bill. 1t is true. there are some
things in the prop )sa which should be
rejected with Indignation: but the fact
Is there that they will be satisfied, at
last with 4per cent. The per cent is
all they have any interest in, Virginia
will determine the details TO suit her
self. She is sovereign State yet, and
will let this be felt and known in future.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

his advances in the right spirit; that he
thinks intimidation and fraud were
pracliced ut the late elections at the
South, and that the strong arm Of the
law must be invoked TO punish all who
have offended. and to secure the right OF
all citizens North and South. That is
in the line of what Gov. Young predicts
and | presume it will prove true."--
lash Cor. Phil. Record.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp by ths subsc iber, on his ploee, about
& miles y. ". OF Woodstock,
ONE ESTRAY STEER,
Of the following description: White and black
spotted, white between the horns aud ia suppose
to be about Is month. old II was appraised 50 90.
The owner will prove property, "a charges and
"a Ike I. away. Otherwise it win DO disposed OF &C.
cor ding to law.
Doc. II At. WA. WfdMAN,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

Mr.. Blaine Is said to be preparing a
Big" speech on southern outrases"
t. be delivered, at an early day, in the
Senate. The subject has been worn
threadbarc, and Blame is as transparent
as the flim>y garm Mt he proposes
aGain 10 wave before the public.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

judge R,ves declifes that negroes
alI Whites are not equals under the
laws Of IL laws Of the United States;
Iiiai either a white IN N i. not the peer
OK a ncso or negro is not the peer Of
q white man. and the very law intended
TO abolish all the race distinctions is
made the means Of perpetuating them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

THE man who weuld countenance 4
proposition to settle part Of our debt at
per cent and part at 3! per cent
would play a game of hazard on his
mothers tomb stone and steal the stakes.
We owe all the debt except the war
and reconstruction interest, and none
but a thief would make any difference
between the creditors.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

THE ladies' circular sad 10 cents
more would pay our States obligations
IN FIJI.
The auditor replied that it would re-
quire Is cents, without considering the
long neglected funds" arrearages Of
interest or school solicitations.
The Eight Preachers Of Richmond
signed a circular that 90 cents would
answer every emergency.
Now Governor Holiday says it will
require 80 10 - cents. excluding the
sinking fund.
Again wo ask. which is the best man;
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

The report of the Auditor shows that
tic receipts by TIE M11ctt register sys-
tenn Of liquor taxation, ha. realized
about 5000 This is tive or three
times as much as the old tax system
rcnlzeA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

Gov. Wade Hampton's condition is
said to be very much improved. There
is ne longer fear that amputation will
be necessary to save his life. Next
Tuesday the Legislature Of the State
will probably choose him as the sue
cessor Of Patterson IN the United
States Senate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-11

PRESIDENT Hays, in treating the
socallcd Southern question" says We
must have a pare ballot, fair elections,
honest counts, and the majority candI-
date must be declared elected. We
have become so accustomed to hearing
devils rebuke sin in these parts that
tins goes down quite we'll. If Hays be
really in earnest it wonld be good time
for Tiden to ask him to move out.
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Senator LamarIs PREPARING speech
on the Southern question. He will iu-
sist upon the suppression Of violence
everywhere,
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y ". of NoOds'oek,
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TaUsTrE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY :

AZ trustee named in decd Of trust, executed by
David :. nodes, oct % 1876, to secure debts due
s. & ]. Hottc will Il at Public Sale, at the
residence Of said u. s. Rhodes, on
PRTDlT, DECEMBER, 9th, 1873,
the lowing named personal property, TO wit:
Three bay horses, rome mare, cows, 3 head
Il oung cattle. II head Of hogs, l spring wagon
and harness. four horse wagon, three horse
wagon, 3 hsrshare plows, harrows. I shovel
p.ows sets OF harness, grain drill, buggy rake,
wheatiaH, com shelter, bedstead and bed
ding, bureaus, lounge, set Of chairs,
, Rocking Chairs. Parlor Stove,
ton plate stove, settse, about seventy i've yards
oi carpeting. 80 gallons Of Stonewarc, set Of
Queeusware l wardrobe, 2 clocks and sorrel
cit.
A. trustee Of senseny Rhodes In deed Of trust
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{ !. Hnttle. will sell at the
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VIRGIN =, TO WIT:
t rules held in tie Clerks Ohca OF the
Circuit Court Of Shenandoah, for the month
d e.. mbcr So
George Funhhpuscr who sues for himself and all
other creditors Of Ssml. BY. decd. Complts.
AGAINST.
Margaret BY, widow Of Samuel bly,, dec d.
David Bly, Elksnsb Bly,, Isaac By, William Hook
man and rlofuuus Bly, wife, and Josiah Stlckey
admir-. Of Samuel Bly,, decd. :. ......... .Defts.
In Chancery.
The object Of this sui is TO ascertain the per-
-oual sta Of the decedent, Samuel BLY,, by the
.ettlcmcnt Of his administrator, and apply the
ssInr ard to subject the real estate of said dece-
de Il. after assigning dover 10 his widow, to the
payment OF his debts, including the demand Of
comp ainant.
II appearing By satisfactory evidence that the
defendant EksLah BY ~ not an inhsbitant Of
this state. 1t is ordered. That the said defendeni
DO appear here with Il one month after due pub
lcatiO he eof. and do what 10 necessary to pro-
sct his interest: that copy Of this order be pub
h-hed in some newspaper print in Woodstock,
once week for four successive weeks, aud Q
copy posted at the front door Of he Court House
( said unity, on tho a ct day Of the nett circuit
Court. ". MlLEf, c. c. c. 8. C.
copy, Testc.
GEO. W. MiLEY, c c. csc.
Dec. llth.-4w. Z. L. 5. +. q.
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ind out what is yeur true interest call
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PRTDlT. DECEMBER, 9th. 1877
SAME TINE AND PLACE.

. carts aud harness, . shovcls, one IRON wheel
birrow. sets Of quarry tools, one cutting box,
cat ystor, aud heating stove.
TERMS OF SALE:
4 credit Of m ,nths will be given on oil suns
above e 10, the pm chaser to exec ute negotiabls
note vel endorsed, payable at the Shenandoah
valley National Rank. For 4ll auns Of and under
;ln,11. the cash will be required. Sale will com
mence at 10 o'clock, A. 81.
u C. li-3t. EDWARD zen, Trustee }.
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Corner Store
fall AND WINTER GOODS

ut unhcard OF low prices. in fact too
low 20 give quotations.
calling in and making All exVnina-
ion for your selves will more than con-
vince and satisfy you Of the Tact, rs TO
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-03-07
Telephone. from Round Rock
Trade continues quiet.

Trade continues quiet.
Nails are sold at 81. % per keg.
Salt is icing sold at $1.43 per sack.
n. Cans returned from Austin Mon
day.
Hon. c. Heidenheimer visited few
customers last week, and remained but
few hours.
Two noted Galveston drummers
have been lowering around this town
for the past few weeks.
Welsh's new rock house is pretty
well advanced, but is in the wrong To-
cation for business purposes.
HellmaD, Cans 6 Co. remove their
stock to Austin next week, and Mr..
Lowenthal, the Co., will return North
in few weeks.
Hargrove was arrested Monday in
Austin upon the charge of horse steal
ing and was brought here IN the even
ing by couple of deputies.
Blind Tom was here Friday evening.
His selection was nothing extra, and he
shortened the concert to enable him.
self to catch the night freight for Aus
TIN. On the whole, his concert was
not very satisfactory. 4s->s
A romantic marriage was the event
of this week. About fourteen years ago
carpenter, at present residing in this
town, saved the life of a young lady in
Kentucky and they vowed eternal
faithfulness. Soon after he left the
neighborhood of his lady love and, as
is often the case, saw another lady
who suited him better and married
her. In the course of time the wife
died. The first love was advised OF
the fact and was requested to come to
Round Rock to marry her romantic
lover. She promised to do so, provid-
ing that, as he had not seen her during
the fourteen years, no one should see
her face until after the marriage. She
arrived here few days ago, stopped
at one of the hotels, and allowed no
one to see her. Her intended hus-
band conversed with her through
the partitions of the adjoining room,
and sent her everything she needed.
The wedding day arrived and the
bridegroom put in an appearance at the
Justices Office. The bride entered the
office heavily vciled and was married
without anyone seeing who or what
she was. As soon as they were pre-
nounced man and wife they both made
dash for the door and disappeared
down the stairs greatly to the disap
pointment of the curious spectators.
Courage. ladies, there is hope yet for
all you who want and have not.
.Esrrr FATHER GRUMPY.
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system from her early youth, the
esteem in " kich her historical family
are held-all these facts co-operated to
give prominence to tile eveut. II is
needless to say that Congratulations
rendered The fortunate pair. fortunate
In each Others virtues and cultured
intelligence, were many and heart.
felt, and no zone Will deny
US the right TO say in behalf of the
readers OF the STATESMAN that they
wish the pair happy voyage to the
city they propose to visit, and even to
that at whose gatewsys of spleDdor
we would all at last cast anchor. The
poor within whose novels the good
preacher has given aims and prayers
and diffused hope and JOY, and the
rich to whose intelligence and virtue
the learned priest has ministered-all
these concur with Us in calling down
heavens choicest blessings upon the
bride and bridegroom OF yesterday.