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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-03
The Legislature.

The Legislature cenveneS III ~ ~
r,1rd 10 dav. This session is 'ooKco
sorwoed TO with considerable 'stere>'
nv TIE people. After the Orsan'zao'n
:, ,he uouse. the INST important DUST
ness ia he election ola United o' ~,
s.no,or 10 succeed Col. withers. The
..,,h,icors are watching the fight ""
.rosr the two wings of the con'ervs-
t;ro marty with unusual concern mop
;ar ,bot rather than yield 10 the op'
ro.i,s faction. one of the WHY'S
Of The Conservative party wiz
s,,nror, n moderate republican. In TINS
~~a'oct they nre doomed to disapp'ln'
,nop, far we feel well assured hat the
oonserv,tiyps of Virginia will never on
eccount ola difference upon a sing'e
issue surrender to our old and ol'e'
enemy. aud turn the Influence Oh Inc
Ola commonwealth in favor OF radical
ism. Moderate republicans have oeen
tried by Virginia. aud we know from
exneriencc that moderate republican
occupying the seat OfU. S. Senator l0'
four years, may become q very o'''Fi
uarlizan. For while it was 'nous''
that Gen. Malone would not DC a
candidate 'or the position. 1t is not
now positively known that he Will De-
bat the general impression OF newspaper
writer's seems to incline that way
The readius.ers, with little help from
the republicans. will be able to elec'
whom they please. If suiicien'
number of republicans unite WIN 'ne
readiusters in the organization oil the
House. it will be evident that that party
are masters of the situation, SO lar a'
the election of officers is concerned.
As regards the public debt no de-
cidcd action can be taken. They have
not sniff lent strength TO repes! the
McCulloch bill. and if they had we
very much doubt whether they would
nursue that policy. A repeal OF the
McCulloch bill, at this time, would
enable the bond holder to collect SIX
instead of three, per cent Interest,"
ANY action to relieve the State, must
sion the payment of interest and COM
pel the holders Of State bonds to sub
NIT TO an additional reduction Of in
tertst or principal. Whether this can
be accomplished by the readlusters, the
future will show.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-03

OMEN STUDENTS Michigan
University has 1874 women students
and its president says Of the exper
iment of educating the sexes togeth-
err "After our nine years expert.
ence in coeducatlon we have be.
come so accustomed to sec women
take up any kind of university
work, carry it on successfully,grad-
uaie in good health, cause no en-
barrassment in the administration
of the institution, and awaken no
special solicitude in the minds oftheir
friends or of their teachers, that ma
ny of the theoretical discussions OF
coeducation by those who had no
opportunity to examine it carefully
read strangely to us here on the
ground. 1t is a cause Of sincere
congratulation that both in this
country and Europe the oPportoni-
ties for women TO obtain as extern
ded an education as men are rapid
" multiplying
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-03

DEMAND FOR Com IN NEW ORLEANS
AS an evidence os the immcnsity Of
business now being transacted in th;-
State, it is worthy Of note tina. the
supply OF the currency has run short.
and that the people, whether they like
or dislike it, are compelled TO receive
gold and silver. -Four weeks ago the
authorities at the mint were deeply
concerned as to whether or not they
be able to get rid Of their immense
stock OF gold and slvsr coin this sea
son; for they recognize ,hatunless they
should succeed in doing Sol. G., in
making New Orleans a distributing
point ;or silver-the mint would have
to be closed as a useless financial ma+
chine. The question now il not now
to get rid of the coin, but how to sup
ply the demand being made upon
their vaults. The banks are daily
sending to The Esplanade-streei ealab
lishment for coin, and cabs heavily
loaded with wealth may at all times
be seen securing through the streets.
The same thing is tue with regard to
the sub.ireasury Gold is there be-
ing paid out at the rate of $35O,O
I per ", elk, aud silver coin in sums oi
from $4,000 to $4,000 pr day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-03
The Virginia Penitentiary--Ifs
Condition, Etc.

Tho report OF the board OF direc-
tors OF the Virginia penltentiary 10
I,},v Holiday elbows that the heavy
loss sulting from the disastrous fir"
Of November, 1878, amounting 10
S33, 800 05, has been entirely repair
ed from the ordinary resources Of the
institution, not only without any adj
iitional, but with a diminished APP
preparation from the State. A new
and spacious building, 40 by 22l feet.
and three stories high, has been cree
d Mt an actual outlay Of about $4,000
and the institution begins another
year with improved machinery ann
increased facilities. Despite these
drawbacks and the general depression.
in all branches of industry. the bal
ance against the prison is some 81, oOO
less than it was in 1877 Is, and indi-
.'ates an Improvement in its manage
ment.
The report Of the peniteDiary 81,
pcrihtendent shows the continued GO,
effect Of the late reformation in the
criminal code. There were 50 les
convicts at the close OF the year, and
daily average Of 80 less confined IL
the prison, the annual cost Of whom vas
S62 Al, or an average daily cost OF Il
fraction over II cents.
While the report of the surgeon
show. Improvement in The health Of
the convicts, both in prison aud il
camp, still the mortality is much
larger than il was in former yeras, yn'
is nearly twice a, grea, in camp
as it is in prison. This. perhaps,
cannst be avoided as neither liz week
ly reports Of the physicians in chargr
nor the perBon,l inspections that have
been made, both by the surgeon and
superintendent, indicate any neglect OF
treatment or want Of proper and sufl p
cient food AMI clothing.
The beard renews its commeuds'
ton for the abolition of the general
agency, which is demonstrated to be
costly and unnecessary. 1t is also
recommended that in purchasing sup
plies for the penitentiary sealed pro-
D sal, shall be invited. The average
number Of prisoners during the year
was .04i.
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he President depreca.es The proposed
ransfer OF the Indians from the interior
- the War Department.
The Presid Mt renews lis RECOMMEND
lations in favor Of enlarsIng the iaclli
les Of the department OF agriculture
iIealsO calls the attention of Congress
. the paramount subject Of education
and its progress, urges the completion
II the Washington monument, and To-
rokcs n generous policy on the part o
he national legislature towards thu
District of Columbia, its tiroughiares
approaches and its schools.
The message is clearly and plainly
written. and reviews ali the natloRa
fairs III an exhaustive way. TIKI
'nuntry will probably BE- surprised K
fiud that the subject Of civil service re
form. which it VAS generally Supposed
lad been abandoned, still occupies sucl
large space in the President.
l,nushts. His remarks and his recon-
nendatons in regard to the treatmcn
II the currency Will be generally vel
coined and applaudcd as resting upor
the souude,t financial principles, ant
he tone of the message is throhshou
OnciIiatOrv and conservative.
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peculiar squeak, near rat hole, in
deced a TAT rodent to come within reacI
OF the tongs. lie crushed the head O
the rat, aud dropping him. slaycf
another which appeared TO ans wer hl
''all IN rapid succession. All o'clocl
IN the mornng he quls work. aud I;
count disclosed The Fact that 100 rat
nd been slain. He expects to rl th.
y. CHR OF the SITS ia three nights
Fullerton r. quite Young man. 0
one occasion he killed an immens
number in New York hotel. and tw,
IT three DAYS aflerwnrd he was noliftt
that be had missed two. lie reiurne'
20 The hotel and captured them. sine
Nhiclrumc lhere-ha> nol been rat
lhe hoiel.-I'i tsbarg Post.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-03

DEATH FROM BLOOD PolsoHING.-A
five.year old son of Daniel Under
man, of New York, died on Wedn
esday from VIII the physicians call
ed blood poisoning, the result of vac
cination. The boy vas vaccinated in
August, aud the wound rapidly heal
eli, but soon a red rash broke out
near the scar, disappeared, and CANT
again on the opposite side Of the arm
The boy was bright and seemed ar
well as before the vaccination was p r
formed. About three weeks ago the
disease spread over the boys entire
body, and q physician pronounced II
blood poisoning. The boy continued
to grow worse, and died as stated
above.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-03

HELNBoiD's MEDICAL PREpARs TONS
--jlelmUUld's various medicinal prep
artlisdls have for the last twenty o.
Inors ye,ls occuprd a prominent
place Oh the shelves OF every respec.
Dls druggist and phi, stefan il the land
The sail displayed in their preparG
llvu, The lnvarirble promptness and
tficl, Hcy OF their action, the absence
Of nauseous and disgusting taste OF
der, aud the attractive manner in
Which thy are put up, have made
hem universal iayOriles. Especially
Is this the Ease with Helmbold's Ia
nous Buchu, a medicine which has
become Indispensable in the treat.
lnent Of larg ANA troublesome class
oi diseases, particularly those which
affsc, til dlsesllse aud uri..ary organs.
AS dIurctic, is invalu bic, aud the
gr at advantage il Possesses over 9TH
er preparations is the absolute purity
OF inyrrdlen 5, aud the uniformity OF
strengsh Parties purchasing should
b. careful to see that Hslnbold's
stamp " sfir>d 70. sssh
bottle. - :"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-03
A CHILp's HAIR Turns WHITE

A CHILD's HAIR Turns WHITE
On Garden Crook, near State
Line, Pa. lives a gentleman named
Grin Crandall who has a bright
little girl about nine years of age,
with hair of a beautiful auburn
color. Several weeks ago two oil
three drunken men came along,and
by their hidious actions and dread
ful appearance frightened the little
girl terribly. She broke into a par
oxysm of grief and cried three
hours without cessation, though
her parents and friends used every
means in their power TO quiet her.
Shortly after this terrible fright the
girls pretty golden locks began to
turn gray, the change continuing
until now large portion is as
white as that OF old age. She is
in good health and has no physical
ailments which might cause this
wonderful change,and beyond doubt
it can be attributed only to the &C.
rious fright we have described
above.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-03

RICHMOND. VA. Dec. !. Bhe re
PUBLICAN members elect "f tbe General
Assembly of Virginia. in. acc0idance
with the call ol the chaitmaiu of ihe
state committee OF that party. hid q
meeting in the custom house to-ni.ht.
An attempt 10 have 80 ret conference
18th The members present aud leadil =
outside republicans as Ia the policy Ia
ne pursued'by the mcmhrr~ OF that par.
~ bolll readiu<icr~ and deh'payefs. IN
the Legislator. up u the important
.~su, expected to come ul This session.
vas fru. traied by the + publican + ad
justers present. The meeting ADJOURN
d in confusion Without uanSactiHg
any business. ior Joseph Walker.
re- publican readjust'r. Senator from
chesterfield. in speech before The
meeting. expressed lis deter e'inali"Il
not TO be dictated to by outsiders: aud
aid that ne would sooner vote Tor d
conservative leadjuster than Il republ :
can debipa,er. M formal cUhierehce
NJ The two democratic wings OF the A.
sembly was held TO u'ght. Tue IL gls'
ature meets on WedDesda,.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-03

RICHMOND, VA. Dec. Ia large
majority Of members Of both branches
of the General Assembly are in the
city, aud speculation Is rife as to what
course ths various factions are going to
pursue. Each party held informal
meeting tonight. The dsbtpayers had
a general talk over the situation, and
appointed q committe to prepare bus .
ness and report Tomorrow night. The
readjusters have been in conference
several hours, but as their meeting 10
secret nothing has Jet trauspired As TO-
their proceedings. The republicans
meeting was, made up e. legislators,
visiting statesnsn, federal of1cixls aad
resident repuhli<ans. They wers called
70 order bSn. w. Hsxs, shsirnaa Of
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Allegheny. Pa. have been sentenced
10 one year and to Iour months imprls'
snment, respectively apd each toray
fine of six aud a quarter cents.
The Greek Church are resiving The
doctrine of the mfallibility Of the CIR.
The Metropolitan OF N scow has lately
preached ON the Su' ject.
Eek United States Treasurer Francs
E. Spinner has recovered his health IN
Florida. bat his bandsritlng Is still
miserable. ..1.- $500 s..,.r.-.-
The Prs,ryt n us Of the United
states gave last year $40 600 to foreign
missions. There were 2 S53 Presb>
erian churches ia the North" esleril
States that last year gave nothing 10
mission.
Gen James Harding, railroad com
missioner of Missouri, is doing his work
m a novel manner. lie is nov on a
20o.n lie walk over the railroads Of
northwest Missouri. inspecting The coz
d lion of the roadbed,, rails, lies AID
BRIDGES. The work he claims, canno'
be properly be d nj IN apalaco car "a
from car platform.
Martin F. Topper writes to tic Lon
don Standard. complaining that The re-
vision of the Scriptures proceeds e
slowly. and sugs sting that the revise
version be published III in> ailments,
and that fy -lravc> OF the most neeHi"
errata and corrigenda be iurnishedio D'
;uterleayed III old Bibles which p,opi'
will not wish to part With.
! A majority Of the new mcmnef' 0
the Virginia Legislature are making ar
rangcments to domicilc themselves Il
private bording houses in Redmond
There will be fewer meihOe' s'"Vp'D5 q"
hotels this winter than ever known hr.
fore. This Is to be accounted Tor b..
the reduction Of the pay OF the mem
bers.
Since the passage oflhe act allo"ia.
postmasters commissions only Oh li''
amount OF stamps cane He'd instead e.
on The amount sold, there has been
decrease OF $500 geo. in salaries pai'
such poslmasters. This IS The apparon
saving. but the department estimates
total OF over one million Of dollTs ir'u
the fact that had not The traffic beel
broken up t'Ieie would have bae"
steady increase Of ilcgiim 'Ie sales
Rev. James b. Converse has retlrc'
from the Christian Observer TO ~
enter the ministry.
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the republican State committee. who
stated that this was the golden oppor-
unity for the republicans of Virglnll.
they had the balance of power in thr
General Assembly. as without their p
votes neither ofthc other parties had q
majority. aud they must nov devils
measures to utilize their strength to thr
best possible advantage. Othcr
speeches 10 tho same effect were mad
Nothing, however. was done, as N
meeting failed to decide whether it wa
caucus or mass meeting that vas be
ing held. The meeting adjourned
aAinidst much confusion, number o.
Legislators proceeding to the place
where the readjusters, conference wa
1eng held.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-03

From THE BAR TO THE Pulpit
II in understood that MIR. COllius Denny
for the past two years a member OF Il
Baltimore bar. has determined 10 ent'l
| the ministry Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, and will. leave clay tor
Easton, Talbot county, where he Will
labor under the direction Of the pre-
siding elder Of that district until tie
ANIMAL meeting of the BnllimOre Con
ference in March next, when he will
amply for admission to that body. Mr..
Denny, who lsa son Of Col. W. II.
Denny, Of Winchester, Va, Is q young
gentleman OF fine mind and excellent
education, having graduated with hOuOT
at Princton College. and Afterwards ID
the Law School of. the University OF
Virginia. During his 1lief practice at
the bar he gave promise Of future dis
tinction. but al what he crncciyes 10 be
the call of duty he has determined TO
devote his life TO the ministry Ia
Baltimore he was Il conspicuous mem
Der of the Young Mems Christian A
ISOLATION. Mr.. b noy is nephew o!
the late Rev, John y. Collins. Who ID
his day occupied a front rark a. a
loeician and Orator Bat. Sun.
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RAT YIIIrke BY AN EXPERT.

Rat KILLING BY AN EXPERT
Last evening there arrived Ii 'ur city
Thomas Fullerton, "a Young gentleman
from New York. who j. a rat KIT rm :
uator.u He was brought here by Mr.
James n. Loeb, OF the ST. Clear Hotel.
At the suggestion of =. veral gentlemen
sbose business houses are infested by
rodents. and the first place he went to
sork upon was the 81. Clair Hot ~
Armed wsth pair oi email i"nss. he
about nine O'Clock the next night,
started around the hotel, and with Q
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News Items.

Easton Love, a London county (Va.
farmer, had 20 sheep killed by dogs one
night last week.
The Bapiists of Danville, Va have
purchased for $4,000 a lot on which TO
erect handsome church.
The school-house and grange hall al
Shanghai. Berkeley county, W. Va.
was destroyed by fire last Saturday
night.
1t is generally conceded that DR.. I.
II. Logan, of Wheeling, will be the re
publican candidate for Governor of W.
Va, at the next election.
The mill Of T. J B rkelsy, a former
citizen Of Winchester, Va, in Iowa,
was destroyed BY fire last week, entain.
ing loss Of 500, 900 above insurance.
A force is now buisily engaged in con-
struciing a telegraph line along the
Shenandoah Valley railroad, between
Shepherdstown, W. Va. and Front
Royal, Va.
The widow Of the Rev. Vim. K. Nuns
sey and her son have taken up their
residence in Abingdon, Va, where the
widow OF the eminent diviLe expects to
spend the remainder of her life.
The FIRE N the mountain on the
Maryland Heights, near Harper's
Ferry, has been extinguishe0. The fire
burned over about seven miles OF ter
ritory, destroying large amount Of
valuable timber.
Rev. DIR. E. Welty. Of Baltimore. has
assumed pastoral charge OF the Metho-
DIST Episcopal Church South, at Laurel.
Nd. in the place Of Walter A. NcNeer,
dcposed.
The clothing ola little daughter Of
David Andrews, OF Hageystown, caught
fire Thursday. and before assistance
could reach her she was buried 10
death.
Henry Hulze. a farmer, aged rs
years. of Orange county, n. Y, CON-
mitted suicide ~ shooting Thursday.
His family had gathered at the home
cad in Thanksgiving reunion. and al
d aner time Henry was missed. Search
was at once instituted and the body was
f,und 10 field with pistol shot wound
in the right temple. He had been sub
j ct TO melancholy and previously had
threatened suicide.
A sneak thief entered The residence
of Hon. w. G.. Fargo, at Buffalo. Y.
Y. and stole jewelry valued at sl.000.
a servant attempted 10 enter the room
while the thief was there. but nc shut
tie door IN her face, and she supposing
tito be member Of the family went
down stairs. when the thief coolly walk
ed away with his plumber.
The Indians are depredsting th.
country In Mexico one hundred miles
west If FL Paso. Texas. Fifteen mer
who pursued Riding party to tho
mountains were nmbushed, and all bot
one or two killed. A second party
which went to the scene Of massacre
were surprised while burying the dead
and eighteen of them killed.
The town Of chihuahua. Mexico. l. |
still held by the insurgents, who are
ley,ing taxes on the MERCHANTS, the
goods being seized if they refuse to pay
money The federal troops now ep
route to Chihuahua are expected to or
rive IN two weeks, but it 10 the genera
o, inion that the rebels will leave befor,
The federal troops arrive. e
George r. and James II. Riddle, con-
v;cied of conspiracy as president apc
cashier of the FranklIp ssvIngs BsRk, 4
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Political.

The results Of the election in Mlssa-
chusetss have officially declared. For
Governor The vote wa: Long. rcpubi-
can. 1872. ISL; Butler, 1rernback dem =
cratic. Butler. lOOl49; AdAms,old In c
democrat, 99S9; E dy, prohibiuonN'
I.645; scatlcrins. los. Rcpu 'lican
plurality. 1862.
Mr.. S. S Cox submitted 10 an int"-
view in Boston last FIR day. He thinks
that The Tammany bolt has "cllmin =
ted Mr.. TIlden from politics Tor the
next wear :" that the democrats can
carry New York in 1880. and that Gen.
Hancock is the man whom the dem'-
Gratis should nominate for President.
Ex.Gov. Korrner. Of Illinois. wl o
was popul~r enough in 1872 to run
more than 1900 votes ahead Of Il C
democratic nati"p,l tickct,sa's That a.
most all of the goo German papers n
the country. Of all shades Of polite.
lean toward. Senator Bayard for lie
next presidency.
Ex Senator John B. Henderson. rep
Of Missouri. declares himself iu1eXiblA
opposed TO Grant. and >ays if the re-
publicans nominate Grant and tie
democrats Bayard, he will supper, the
latter.
It'll said that six counties in Ne
braska ,cte >oIldl! republican az tie
late election. not democrat or -roen-
back vote being cast f'r State Ulcers
The Dubuque Qowa Times appeals
Congress TO reduce letter postage It"
two cents before New eYear's,Day.
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For Dci;l'ty. Loss of Memory. fDli-po.'
ton to Eyeriion OF Business Shorness e.
breath. Troubled ih Thoughts Of Disease
Dimn,ss Of Vision. Pain in the Back. Cle.i
and Head. Rush Of Hlo3d TO the Head. Pa ,
Continuance and Drs Skin
# these symptoms are ai'oncl 70 20 on.
very frequently Epiepiic Fits and Co..f p-
ton toliow When the constitution &c.. ~'c
affected i,IeQ Tres the a.d ofan nyigo am
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Receivers Notice.

All parties endebted to the late firm OF Hottie
& paine are hereby notified that their accounts
must be settled At once. Please give this your
immediate attention.
ELIAS HOTEL.
Receiver Of Hotel & banner
Nov l9-l