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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13

The Brooke bill is the veriest claptrap
ever devised TO rid state and people
Of trouble. \ few Englishmen con-
tent with four per ceut. will come in
under it and their attorneys are at work
pressing this as general consideration.
The Yankee-will never come in, and
after Brooke we will have another
species of Peeler bonds, the same ccu-
pom bonds, and then trading. swap
ping. bulling and bearing, with the
usual comment about Yirginia's depreci-
ated securities. A beautiful idea this
for consolidating the State debt and
making it equal in marketable value.
Only another chance for spectators
and q continued agitation Of the ques-
ton to the great delight Of small coteries
of agents and brokers who swarm
around the capitol tolling out the demise
OF Virginia's honor with a sl60, 900 Of
illgotten Virginia funds in pocket
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Waiver Of the Virginia Homestead Cen.
stitutlon,


On last Thursday Judge Christian de.
livered the opinionofthe Court of APP
peals of Virginia in the case of Read vs..
the Union Bank Of Manchester, where
in the coult unanimously decided that
the statute allowing the homestead ex-
emptiOn to be waived was constitution.
al. The case was this: The Union
Band of Winchester having discounted
some notes made by Read, which con-
tanned waiver of homestead, brought
suits on the notes and recovered judy
ments. The bank then filed bill in
ehancery to subject Reads real estate
to the satisfaction of the judgments.
Pending this suit Read executed and re-
corded a deed of home stead and there
upon the wife ofRead came in and filed
a petition, setting forth the above facts,
and claiming that under the constitution
Read could not waive the rights of the
family in the homestead exemption, and
praying that the real estate embraced in
the declaration of homestead might not
be sold for the satisfaction of the judge
ments which had been recovered against
Read. But the court below dismissed
her petition, and decreed the land to be
sold, and the Court Of Appeals affirmed
that decree. The opinion proceeded
upon the ground that the right to the
homestead exemption is a personal
privilege which the househelders may
waive, and that the statute allowing the
waiver is therefore not in conflict with
the constitution,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Wednesday Feb. IL 1878.

The House Of Delegates Of Virginia
on Saturday passed the bill known as
the Barbour bill, as preliminary to a
REIMBURSEMENT of the pubic debt, by a
vote Of II to 40. This bill provides for
an assessment Of so cents on the hun.
dred dollars worth Of taxable property
to be distributed as follows Twenty
five cents for the support Of State gov
eminent, ten cents for public free shool
purposes aud fifteen cents for interest
on the public debt. The twenty-five
cents and ten cents are to be paid in
currency, thus preventing the payment
ofta1es in coupons. and save us harm
less against occurrences Of yearly bank
ruptcy, such as has shamed the State
this winter.
As it was with the funding bill so
with this in one noticeable particular !;
The cheap radicals were all on the side
ofthe money. And as the funding bill
was passed, so this may yet be defeated.
The Senate, which passed the bill Of the
yain-glori0ns Brooke by one majority,
may defeat this measure Of the popular
branch through the aid Of the PURCHASE
bic element and alien capital that never
seeks investment in this State except as
agents Of the corruption fund demand
the where-withal to keep the teaches
fastened upon US. Senator Stevens, to-
day the most sensible of his race in Vir-
GINA, is worthy successor of poor
Bland who met his death at the Capitol
disaster after recording his vote against
the funding bill, with every other Of his
party and race on the side of Virginia's
enemies.
REIMBURSEMENT is now an accomplished
fact so far as the House can accomplish
it. With the Senate rests the response
bility. DULY halfthe Senators were cleo
lSu On tue Locue last ldlt VI uOuUb hOulu
not exist now. Yea upon very small
number Of this body rests the response
bility. Hoge TylOr and Archie Phlegar
may now say by their votes whether
they were candidates for senatorial
hOnors against worthy competitors on
an assume earnestly and honestly made,
or whether, like the ambitious Br ,oke
oblivious Of the fate Of the young thun-
dcrer when Valcan's bolt struck him
and his gong, they mean to defy Jupiter
aud the cyclOpean fOrgings under the
slelteling afforded by the Bradleys, ex-
pert in defrauding the popular will as
expressed through the elective franchise.
Whether REIMBURSEMENT is synonymous
with nonsense at home and is convert -
bic at the option Of the wine-dining
< gentry Of Richmond the Senate can
demonstrate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13

Poor Hardesty! poor Whitacre !!
Neither OF them will succeed in pro-
pitiating the manipulators Of conven-
tons in Honton's congressional dis
trict by their votes against readjust-
ment, aud they will retire from the legis-
lature into private life beg Ond doubt.
Whitacre does not seem to have learned
tlat the State owes anything. Har-
desty, danger" can't be avoided by
that vote.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13

RICHMOND. Va, Feb. S.-Thc Legis-
laturc to-day passed a bill to authorize
the city of Alexandria to compromise
its debt at fifty cents IN the dollar with
the assent of creditor. issuing new nom
taxable bonds, payable thirty years
from date. with coupons receivable at
full face value for all taxes. licenses.
gas bills. fines and all other demands; a
sinking fund to be provided, and corpo-
ration and circuit courts to have juris =
diction by mandamus to compel levy
of taxes TO meet interest.
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8 . . 9 . 9 . 8 3

To the Working Clsss.-we a'e now prepared t.
furnish all classes with constant employment at
home, the whole Of the time, or for their spare
moments Business new, light and profitable.
Persons Of either sex easily earn from 90 cents TO
9: per evening, and proportional sum BY devot,
ing their whole time to the busiress. BOYS ana
girls earn nearly a. much as men. That all who
see this notice may send their address. aud test
the business we make this unparalleled offer; To
such as are not well satisfied will send one dol
lar 10 pay for the trouble of writing. Full parti-
cularr samples worth several dollars 10 commence
work on. aud copy Of Home aud Fireside, one II
the ai gest and best Illust ated Publications, all
sent free by mail Reader, IL you want permanent,
profitable work, address, GEORGE sTissoS y Oe'
PORTLAND MaiEo. Feb lo-ly'
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r,ouNIss1oNrRs OFFICE.

A
" Woodstock, Va, Jan. Dad 1873.
To Benjamin Hartman aud all other creditors Of
Isaac g. Hickman decd. complts. and y. NJ. Rhodes
admir- Of Isaac y. Hickman decd, Catherin Hook
man widow of said decedent Sa uuel X. Hickman,
Levi Hook man. Elizabeth Hickman Samuel 4.
Miller aud atherin his wife Philip Hannah and
Anna his Wife, Michael Hickman and Geo. W.
Miley Trust e.
You are hereby notified that have fXed upon
the 22d day Of February next between the hours Of
O'Clock, A, NJ. and C O'Clock, +. NJ II not, on the
next fair day there after Sunday excepted to take
and settle, at my Office, the accounts l. \. N.
Rhodes admir- Of 7. :. Hickman decd. 2. or al
debts and demands against said l. ). Hickman
decd. or his estate according TO their prorities.
Ill OF @. ". Mley Trustee for Michael Hickman
in the manner indicated in the bill and take an
account Of the debts secured in said trust aud
ascertain what claims are entitled to the funds
drawn from the sac unuer said trust and in what
proportion, and ith. Any other matter ne may
aeem pertinent or that either party may require
as reaui ed TO be taken by the decree OF Shenan-
dnah Circuit Court rendered on ths day OF
Dec 1877 in q suit in chancery depending in said
court lie tween Benj. Hsrman &c. complts and ].
g. Hockmans admir- &c. Defts and If from any
cause the taking OF said accounts shall not be
commenced. or having been commenced should not
be completed on that day, the taking Of the same
will be adjourned from day 20 day. or from place 10
place until the same taken aud completed.
Given under my hand a. Commissioner in
ehancery of the said court, at my Office in said
county the day and year first aforesaid.
Jan. 23-td. L. W, MAGhUDEb.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13

Those who are putting around about
Mr.. Htnkel's bill for an increase ei
taxes are grossly misrepresentig a
worthy gentlemen from sheer ignorance
or cussedness. Mr.. Henkeps is a
scheme for readjustme nt Of the publil
debt on the basis of our present rate Of
taxation and is so expressed in the bod,
of the bill. Mr.. Henkel's vote for the
Barbour bill is sufficient answer to The
small talk of political gossips.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13

already received the last sacrament
The Cardinal Vicar has been summon
cd 10 the Vatican, and an order has
been given TO prevent any person not
specially authorized from having access
10 the Pope's apartments. There is
news from the Vatican also that the
foreign cardinals have been summoned
by telegraph to Rome. Prayers for the
Pope's recovery are being offered in all
the churches IN Rome.
LONDON, February $50 p. NJ
This afternoons Pall-NaU Gazette has
the following
Rome, February 7-l2:40 p. NJ
The Pope's &c nth is hourly expected.
All the neeessa y arrangements in view
of the event liz " been made. Reports
are current that His Holiness is already
dead"
ROME, February 7-l:30 p. M.-The
Pope has passed into the death agony.
HIS death is momentarily expected.
LATEST-DEAD.
The Pope died at 3 O'Clock, p, NJ.
CoNCLAVE OF CARDINALS.
ROME, February THE Conclavc
OF Cardinals will be called Immediately.
The body of Pope Plus TX has heen
conveyed to st. Peters Cathedral and
ald in state. The Italian government
pledges the security OF the "onclave.
The German ambassador at Rome has
been instructed to refrain from all inter-
ference in the election ola new Pope.
1t is stated at Berlin that Iii a mOder-
ate Pope is elected Germany is expected
10 make overtures for an understanding.
Garibaldi is reported to be seriously i'll.
Neither Russia nor Turkey object to
the Russian fleet Going to C0nstantiuo-
pie. The Loudou Times holds that the
Russians being practically masters of
COnstantinOpe, nothing remains for
England to be concerned about but the
due settlement Of peace and the protec-
ton by England OF her Immediate IN
terests. Should Russia advance further
she would arouse dangerous suspicious
and excitement. A British regiment
was TO leave for Malta Saturday. Con-
iidence in a sat factory result Of the
proposed conference Of the powers is moi
general in Vienna. IL is understood
that majority Of the Turkish cabinet
favor an alliance with Russia. All re-
strlctions upon the export of grain from
the Black Sea have been removed. The
insurgents in Eprus have proclaimed
union with the Greeks. A renewal Of
hostiltes between Montenegro and
Turkey is imminent. The Katfirs in
South Africa were punished heavily by
the British last month
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13

EFFECT OF THE WAR News IN
NEW YORK.-The war news tended TO
create considerable excitement on the
produce exchange in New York Thurs.
day, andtherc WAS for while cOnsidera-
bic activity in the breadstuhs, which
advanced in price. The market, how
ever, closed more or less unsettled eX-
cept Tor spot wheat. which remained
firm at the advance. The marine un-
derwriters accepted Il number of risks
Thursday on British vessels under way,
at the rate of one per cent, above the
regular marine risks for wooded vessels
on long yoyges, from Australia, China
or India TO England, and a haliper ceH.
for steamers on short voyages. as from
Brazil or the Cape OF Good Hope fol
England. Prospective war risks were
refused and no guarantee would BE-
given that the same percentage would
mold good yesterday. No applications
were made Oh behalf Of vessels bound
to Russian ports, but il there had been
higher rate would have been charged.
The rate to Austria and Prussia would
have been similar to that charged 10
England.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13

Members of the firm Of Peter j.
Wright & Son, the largest Shipping con-
Germ in Philadelphia agents for the
American line steamships, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, and the
Red Star line between Philadelphia and
Antwetp, also agents ofSr Hugh Al
len steamship line, have been arrested
on a charge Of smuggling to the amoudt
of 5000, 900.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13

AUGUSTA. Ga, Feb. S.-About
seven O'Clock last hight this city was
visited with n shower OF hail. which was
followed BY rain storm, accompanied
by thunder aud lightning. There WAS
a rumbling and trrmOr similar to that
which accompanies light shock OF
earthquake. THIS storm passed away,
but WAS followed by cyclone. which
left destruction in its path. y little
after one o'clock tins morning the cy-
clone struck the city OH the southwest,
ucar Center street. and demolished ma
ny houses. The lower market house, q
laf.e structure III the middle of Broad
street, was literally lifted and smashed
to Allows. Several brick and wooden
buildings We're wholly or partially des-
lroyed. The cyclone travelled from
southwest to northeast, and covered q
space of about 300 yards wide. Some
casualties are reported. The Column
bia railroad depot is total wreck
Seine damage was done to the Central
rllroad depot, and many private resi-
dences were injured. Charles Divs
and wife. colored, were found dead I'M
der the ruins of their house.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13

The MOST EMINENT LIVING AUTHORS, sucI
as I. Hon. w. E. Gladstone, Prof. Max Mgllef
sor. Prof. Huxley, Jas. A. Froude, Edward =.
FREEMAN, Frances Power Cobbe, D.. hsckenzi
Wallace, The Duke OF Argyll, Mrs. MULCH Vim
Black, Jean nseow, Miss Ihaekersy Mrs Oh
phant, Mrs. Alexander, Geo. Macdonald, matheV
Arnold. Turguenlei, Auerbach, RusSin, ennyson,
Browning, and many others. are represented IL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13

William f. McDonoug the actor, was
severely wounded or Thursday in Phil
adelphia by the accidental discharge Of
a loaded revolver which he was remov-
ing from the case. The ball entered
the lett breast, but fortunately din not
tuch vital spot. He lay insensIble for
some time, bat had improved by even.
ing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-02-13
| d CONSUM TIV + :.

The advertiser, having been permantly cured oil
that dread disease, Consumption, by simple rem
edy is anxious to make known 10 his fellow suffer
ers the means Of cure TO all who desire II, he
will send oopy Of the prescription used, Gree i
charRe) with the direct % far repairing and us
ing be same, which they win And = sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. \. A WILSON,
1874 Penn ST., Williamsburg, New York
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In Chanccry.

Complanants and d fcudants, and the creditors
f = tharne Hupp dec d. aud al oth-rs concerned.
re hereby notified that hay fixed upon ridley
the 18TH day of February. 1873. at my office, CD
J. Settle the account Of the Executors ~ CAtl
lrine Hupp, decd.
II. Ascertain the annual and aciu value Of oh.
real estate OF which she lied seized aud possessed
III. Take Gu account OF the debts and demand
,utstand ne aud unpaid against her or her estate.
nd state them in the order Of their respective
riorities, and any 1thcr nat or deemed pertinent,
n that either party nay require, pursuant O. D..
lecree Of tue Circuit Court Sheuand al County,
eudered in the above named cause, uu the 3 %
lay of August 1871, at which zine and place ID
re required to attend
Given under my hand as comr a said Court,
the day and year 1r't cd 0wrtten
Jan. lGth.-4 -. Clio. 81. hIlLts 'aiAi.
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NOTICE.

The accounts OF our subscribers from
Woodstock, MaurertOwn and neighb"i-
ing Post Offices have been placed II
the hands OF Hiram Bam>erman Tor sci
llemenl. These acrOnnts run 10 Of
lth SIC. We hope our patrons vii
,cttle promptly with Mr.. Bauserman.
it is necessary that the business Of tn
old firm Tho Id be closed up.
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Nee AdrertlemeSnts.

Alta county court held for the COun
" ty of Shenandoah on Monday Feb
llIn. 1873.
On motion of d. f. W. Myers. Kate
S:hmucker. Martha +. Richard, Joseph
Fravel. David Fravel. james III. Hoover.
Jose ph b. Brumback. John Pitman, j.
\. II ptlel. Samuel wismln. &. II. Hotel.
Harrison COpp. Samuel Hotel. John W.
Reeser. Daniel Keller, Isaac Bowman,
Hotel & Banner, Joseph Conner. Lem
mel Painter, ID. q. Bowman, Samuel
Hollar, Isaac Burner, Henry Hotel >.
II. ". Bowman, Jacob Y. Fravel and
l. II. FunkhOuser. proprieiors and OF
cupants ui lands on either side OF Shen-
andoah river, in The said county ofShen-
andOah, Virginia who have filed their
petition. praying the court to declare
and establish that portion OF Shenan-
,loah river from the point known as the
mouth OF Pugh's Run at Hotel q Pain
ipr's Will below. up said stream TO ana
at point known as the Red Banks al
The Ripley place. a lawful fence "a
ho' ses. cattle, hogs. sheep and goats. II
is hereby ordered that notice OF sal1l
application be given by posting the
anne at the front door OF the CoirI
House of said county and two or more
public places plong and near said river,
and by publication in the Shenandoah
lcrald for four successive weeks as re-
quired by section -. ch % Code OF 1915
A Copy. Tcste
GEO. ". MlLEY. C. $. c. C.
f.. F. S:irkley. tor pit. Feb. l3.-4W
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DIR. W. J. Smith, OF Berkeley county,
a prominent physician, committed sui
eide near Gerardstown, in that county.
last Monday evening. There is no cause
assigned for the suicide.
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A dispatch from New Orleans receiv.
cd this A. NJ. announces that j. Madi.
son Wells, the returning board head
center, has beep released on 100000
bail. ,s1fc sslfiza
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'ery Respectfully.
Mrs. r. W. BURKE.

Mr. r. P Proctor is introducing ilt' this couAt
he Lillis adjustable Tread o. have one u
these 'treades" attached TO "the Singer -eHlIg
achine, which * in Use in my family aud
has given great sati-iartia n m every partcuiai.
therefore chcerfuly recommend it O. ali "ho
have sewini machines, as requiring nurA le>-
laI or aud consequently much more cJlt eve o.
Health lt is safe, q say that whore machine l-
moved with the least p wer, the inju l'us eLeei-
,bnseaueni upon the labor will be- ic-s-T0 Obj -
who o crate SOWING machines part criai4
FEMALES have the Liliis ire ile II yel yt.ne oar
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N'IRGlSIA, TO WIT:

N'IRGISIA, TO WIT:
IL VACATION In the Clerks Once Of tho Circuit
Court Of shenandoah, county fehy. 4th 1873.
Thomas ]. Rymsn Complainant.
A0Ai~ST
John Jones, the unknown heirs of Vim. Jones
decd Leah Jones, widow of Thomas Jones, avid
Jones, Matilda Jones, Erasmus Jones, Lydia JoneS
and Thomas Jones' Defendants.
~ CHAScERT.
Tn. object Of this sut IS to make partition OF
the reai estate OF which Thomas Jones died seized
and possessed among his heirs at law.
1t appearing by affidavit Il ed that the defendants
John Jones aud other unknown heirs Of William
Jones deed are not inhabitants of this state 1t
is ordered, That the said defendsl is do appear
here within one month after due publication here
Of, and do what is necessary to protect their iu-
terest that copy Of this order be published in
in some newspaper printed in oodstock. once
week for four successive weeks, and a copy posted
at the front door of the court house OF said county
on the hrst day Of the next county court.
Geo. w. Mlley, c. C. g. c.
A Ccpy-Teste
Geo. w. Miley C. c. c. 3. c.
Feb. CIV. L. Triplett p q.
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Geo. Franklin Hupp il. and Joselh F. Hnpp ia
their own right aid ~ executor OF atlarin
for Catharine Bupp, decd Ann Eelioy and a
j. Kelley her husband, John s. Miller. Geo. ".
MILLER, franc Miller and Catherine Nil er az.
lizabeth Bowman widow Of G. 81. $. Lowmf
lee .......... Dee ll4-ll--
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xyIRGrSIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANIC.
HkT GGITEftE

The nett half session begins the Gath cf February
Etpspses va from ti5 q month, for furn she'd
rooms and table board, ~ 81 In messes, with
rOom-ren free.
For appointments or catalogue apply TO
q, l.. @. MINOR,
Ian, sa-H. Blscssbure, President
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n
" Woodstock, Va. January II j., 1873.
Daniel stickley and brauam Sti' Eioy Hrcuf' .f-
IF David Stick,ey decd. AMI LauiI siicsey. VII
sue for them-eiye- aud al other creditors OF
'atharine Hupp dec'd........ Compliments.