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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-27

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Shwsfsl. Gusdflberlalbs unb @teepoip
3ur gertilsuns Der 8aute bei ben @daa
fen, lowie Grelplie Ointment, Seremmurm,
liniment sessn Watmsr an 59isrsn.
s. Ralteysr & 6obn, e
9lorbiette bes Military pla,a.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
IS leci.l telegram 70 tho pispatch.l

SUFFOLK, Va, Dec. l.---lliss
Virginia X wis, daughter OF Mr., f..
II. Rawls, OF this place. committed
suicide by drowning, on last Fri
day night, Nov. 2Sth. he par
Iiculars gathered are these 1t
seems that on Friday night Mss
Rawls had conply until about 8
o'clock, After their departure the
young lady, as was her custom, re-
tired to her room with her little
brother. After Carrying him to his
room she changed her dress, aud
came down stairs and stood at the
front door. When asked by her
mother to retire, she declined, Civ
lns an excuse that she WAS not
sleepy.
In a few moments her father
came in, and was asked by his WE
it he had seen Jennie. lie said he
had not. and asked where she was,
Ms Raw,s said she dld not know,
and told Mr. Riwls to make search
for her at once, which lie did. Not
finding her in shor. time.
he became greatly alarmed. a
crowd WIS soon gath ,rcI and the
search kept up all that night, but
without avail. Fears We're at once
entertained that she had drowned
.crsrll, as she had threatened to
drown herself before. \ cannon
was tired, and parties kept drag
ging the river yesterday and unli
ab 'ut 4 o'clock this evening, when
the body OF the unfortunate girl
was found. Her father had noticed
that she had been very dcspondrn'
tor several days. but paid no alien
ZION TO it until after her suddeu
disappearance.
Mis- RawIs was just eighteen
years OF age, and her sad tate Is
greatly depIored by her many
friends. The parents have the sym
pathy Of the entire community.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

KILLED By A MErIoR.-ls d.
vid Meis' inhaler. the well known
stock man OF Wnitsfone township.
was drlvi g his cows to the barn
about daylight this morning, he Was
struck by an aerolite AMI instantly
killed. 1t appears as ii the IN ,teor
had come from direction a little
west or south and fell obliquely at
an angie OF about sixty degrees, for
it first passed through tall maple,
cutting the limbs as clean a ii it
had been a cannon ba |, and thea
struck HIM apparently on or under
the shoulder, passing clean through
MIN obliquely from below TIE rignl
SHOULDER to above the lett hip, an ,
buried it,elt about two feet in the
soft black ground. The poor man
head and legs are injured, but the
greater part OF his body seems to
have been crushed mo the earth
beneath the terrific aerOIite, which
is about the size Of a roughly round
shape. 1t appears to be formed OF
wat is called iron pyriles. buoy
rus, Quo. Journal.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

BAYARD AND THE GERMANS.
CERTAINTY when i gro"lus palmer daily
that Grant will agalu be the candidate
III the republican party drives the
more respectable portion OF q rmau
republicans lnto the democratic camp.
FIR example. the German newspapers,
III st. Lonis. Tie Anerlka, the Aaz Igc;
aud Lhe Volk->unmc. wrcI We're
,ornerly oppos d to the dcInpcrdc. aud
u eacn other, nov 20 maud III lIauu
,9a nsL Graut. Aud It, ~ 81. LDuls ~
/, Tie uplu,on of the G..rm ,d, aud -.
The German press throughput the c''un
Try. Without tie Ge. man Vote, hOA-
ever, Tie repu .l.tau part c"nuUt c"un,
VA Tie doubtful o.dLrs Ot Ne" I urn
Il II indiana aud even Ono. aud 50 T.,
is prJUrbly Reserved Tor Ire Gc'mau>,
Il ider Tie leadership III TnOmas L.
g., ard. oi Dell, ~ defend lie cOuuTy
and ne + paUllc against I9'ulsGr.-
Rtchmom Va. 1nreiger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
Especial Dispatch TO the Baltimore snn.l
The Virginia d cad jusfers.

RICHMOND. VA. Dec. 5.-The pc
liiical situation hire fortnight rr'rainS
practically unchanged. The election Of
lie State officers will probably not be-
gin before Tuesday or Wednesday. TIL
readj1esters' caucus met tonight. but
the report from the committee appolu
led to recommend Off :ers not hrlu-
ready they adjourned - meet subj CT
TO the call of the chairman. The lrou he
Is with the republican element. which
claiming TWO first.class Offices. The
CAUCUS was fully attended aud harmon
ious. There are no Indications OF an'
serious discussions. Some Of the re-
publlcass manifest a readiness to ac-
crpt The appror lpnment that has al
ready been made to them, which II
four utiices nut Ot the seven elected in
the organization OF the two branches oi
the Assembly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
of = &c strgtnfa
Keadjusters.

RICHMOND. VA. D., {. 8.-The read
busters. III secret CAUCUS tonight. nau
me fulloainy nominations for State
officer: Auditor OF public accounts;
Jniu Z. Massey. "f Albenarle county ,
-ecoud auditor. II. II. D. son, white re
publican, Ui MOTTO way secreiar, VI the
COMMONWEALTH, L. L, Fauntleroy. vi
Frederick treasurer. Charles Reynolds.
of BOlelour, /; superintendent oi public
printing. r. +. Walker, foreman OI thu
~ hls. OF this ci J, The leading read u.s.
,crs' Uryxu in the STA e; suprrlu ell :
deut Of the uitcntlary. ). Z. viii .u's.
Rockingham; slOrekreper Of the prns.,
entlaly, Winfield Scntt. Oi Flo.d ne. Z
Sur ol land office. J.J. BrockcpUrou.Sr.
ui Essex railroad commissioner, u. Z.
Il. Phillips. ol Ha iIax.
L lie election Ui these off, r. Il 10 b. .
siu IN he General Assembly tU- mUr-
raw. T"ere ~sre some dissensI"ns III
the caucus lo-Iighl, hut uouc vi ase
.riOus nature. The warlnrsL fight Wa.
over the second AUDITORS Othce. wnic.i
tie friends vi lao republicans from tnc
same dIstIct claimed, aud Tor wnIc,
ID SOU. Vi NUtIawaJ, secured Tue uO All.
ua ion.
The readjdsters and republicans are
aOrkI z harInOuIously aud Tile ! tile
dlssensIons which have occurred over
tilese nominations will not cause al,
,upture or disturb in any way the un-
between these two sle-
menls. The debt.pa, ers will supper
all Oi the present ucumbenls. tut he
obey will la,k ~ or IL of hayu-
en0us Il ~ elect. IL will bs but coiu
pllnrnt. The elecivn ~ ailed State
Seuator will Lakr piad "a the l6d,
INST, VIII II, 1t Is conceded. Gen. M
none Ill be rl cLrd III tn lir-t ballot. |
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
The Same Old story.

An Oxford gradua WAS showing IN
slater over his rooms IL college,, whei
some one knocked ~ the door. Sup
posing tina: it was one Of his friends.
and not wishing TO be chaAed. he lad
her behind the cur aius, and admitted an
elderly gentleman, who apolis zstpr6'
fusely for his intrusion, and excused
b 'nselfby saying that it was man,
years since he had reen at Oxford, and
could not leave without paving a visit 10
his dear old college aud the old rooms
he had occupi d as a student.
All y cried the old gentleman, lock =
ing around, tie sameN I'D sofa ! yen.
and the same old canst--everythiug
the same?"
Then. walking INTO the bed room, he
remarked Yes! and 'htkame old bed |!
and the same "ash.tana> Yes, every
thing the same"
Presently lie stepped towards the cur
lalns, AID remarked, "Ah d! aud the
same old curialus!' Looking around
,aid, AN. you younI dog, and The
same old game -
But" hastily replied Tie undergrad
.sie. THAT young lad, is my sislsr.''
TO which the reply came. Yes, I
know. and tie same old stOr, :"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. SIN connec-
ton with memorial OF business
men of New York in favor of the
bill for withdrawing the legal
tender quality from grtenbacks, the
World publishes the following ex-
tract from letter recently received
by Dir. j. S. Moore form Senator
Bayard: 1T is not hostility TO the
South that makes the North solid /:
it is apprehension lest unwise and
and ridiculous administration of tie
finances should injure Northern
property and investments. No in
sIrnmenlis so dangerous rs legal
tender paper currency. the redeema-
bility OF which may lie end ngercd.
| do no: care half so much tor
party success in this connection
Though value it most III 5hly) as
| do Tor the great service ii wuuI
be to our whole country and the
generations 10 succeed us"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

THERE Las been no legislation OF IN.
terest IN Congress since the beginning
Of The session. The great Effort Of the
statesmen vii! be made ID endeavoring
to so conduct the session as TO gain
political ground, keeping in full view
the presidential contest which, lie nov
approaching. The Republicans will
make a streng Effort to secure the
doubtful States by colonization, pur
chase or fraud. They viii use every
effort, honorable and djshonorable to
secure party supremacy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

NATURES TRUMPH.-NAture. in
her luxurlaDce, has clothed the hills aud
the dales with herb aud shrub. whose
occult natures merely require the earn
eat application of The scien iiic and Ia
curing mind TO reveal their curative
properties. for in the veg table world a
kindly providence has placed healing
'1or ali nations. The only specifics for
~ disease yet discovered are veg. ia
s ID their nature. and while qunine
Be been accepted as the ony rened,
b one class. The extract Of the buchu
Iant is rapidly taking its place IS a
pvereign remedy for other of those ills
#hich affect humanity. The type OF
disease to which il is remedial is u
broad one. and its manifestations are
legion. but it may be stated in general
terms that all leases of the urinar,
organs. whether caused by climat ir-
or selfgeneraled, submit al
pnce to OPERATION OF IFS power. Helm.
beld's Buchu for all such coup lis.
is he, result Of. long rcseilIch, aud is
super.gr 70 all other prep
&ttSktSt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

a MILLIONAIRE's PALACE. The
new residence for NJ. ". II. Wander
hit. OH The nnrth~esi corner OF Fiji,
avruue aud Flft,-.econd street. New
York. il to be 81 feet front and 1875
Get 6 inches deep. and is to cost. When
completed, the >um OF 600 coo. 1t Is
TO be 80 feet high, of limestone front /;
The roof OF mbinatipn' material, and
the cornice Of stone and metal; the
in to be steam heated through
nut. Work on the building is to b.
rmmenced in n few day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
New JERSEYS HEALTHY FIyAY.

New JERSEYS HEALTHY FIyAN.
CEs. The coming report OF the
State comptroller OF New Jersey will
show that the special taxes on rail-
Dads and tlIe fun.is now invested,
The int. rest Of which is available,
vii Dffo,d sntfi lie Il income to pay
all the Stare expenses Tor the COM
ing year ndseaee a ssurplos, with.
out any State lax, and Gov. Nc
Clellan:willpi Is understood, rec
ommend that no State tax be lev
led. IT, - '>',' 20. '' -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
The Legislature.

The proceedings of the Legislature
besides the caucusing and the ELECTION
ofoflcers have been unipr, ,ortaut. 1t
will be seen that the republicans have
fused with the re..djusiers aud have re-
eeiyed the Offices of Doorksepers and
Sergears-at-Arms. This has not fully
satisfied them, and as they demand a
share OF the 6rst offices Of the state, the
election Of basement officers, which was
to take place last Friday, was postpon.
ed. The difficulty, it was thought,
wosld be overcome and the control OF
legislation remain IN the hands OF the
readjusters> The election of United
nStSssSSeGator is to take place to-day.
kaSimated that the place
s-~orste1s~a-~1s do
- - Dg5Ee probable, for II either
party should make trade by which the
republicans gam a senator from Virgil
min. that party will meet the severe
condemnation ofthe people OF the state.
The present LEGISLATURE occupies an I'M
usual position. Upon the wisdom and
prudence OF their acts depend the pros
perity of the state. Their acts are
closely watched by the people who are
Everywhere eager to learn what 10 done
at Richmond. Should their measures
prove wise and beneficial, the people
are prepared TO accord full credit, pu'
should they prove otherwise they will
not be slow in giving expression to
their dissatisfaction. They expect a
democrat 10 be elected to the Senate.
orc who will act with the great demo
cratic party OF the country. Upon the
subject of the public debt, which was
the single issue IN the canvass, no ac-
ton of course has yet been taken. We
have no intimatODs Of the programme
and We can only wait until the subject
is acted upon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
General Assembly.
RICHMOND Va. Dec. 81, 1879.
senate.

80 ~ n Is
AT 1906 NJ. Lieut.. CIV. Walker
called thu SenE u 10 order. Dr.. Pcndlc-
ton Clerk OF Pae Senate, called tile roll.
The ClerI. read c0nluunicatio II
from the s ecrelary Of the Common
wealth. II lrlo>ing the names Of the
senators4 ;lect for the session If 1879 80.
Alter this Senators were sworn III, III
groups Of five each.
THE RULES OF THE SENATE.
o. i motion OF Mr.. K,iner, the rules OF
thu last Senate werc adopted for the
~ .eseut; aud also OIL his motion the new
I ules revised bv DR.. J. ID. Pendleion.
clerk, by order OF the last Srnale. were
referred u the Committee on Rules.
ORGANIZATION.
AT u BOP. M. tue Lleutent Cover
nor announced that tile next business
IN order WAS the srganizitOn o. tne
Scnaie.
Mr.. Paul. Rockingham. nominated
Cnas. II. Causev, OF Nansemond, iof
Clerk OF the Senate.
Mir. Daniel presented the name oil
DR.. J. d. Pcndlrton.
MIR. Causey Vas declared elrct d.
MIR Daniel uomlna ed for Sergeant
farms Gen Wn. Terry. OF Bedford
Mr.. FuIkersOn Illuminated Z. N
Wehbcr. If Roanoke.
The vote resulted cxactl, as in the
frat nslan"e. except that Mr. W .nsiirld
voted for Webber. making the vote 70
for that gentleman to Is for Ferry.
For d orkeeper MIR. Walker, OF
&, .sI-r6eld. nominated J, Ii. Hill, d
Petersburg.
Mr.. WiW. OF Petersburg, seconded
he termination.
Mr.. Henry. Of Richmond. nominated
Mr. George ". Amler. Of Richmond.
TIE vote resulted 2S lnr Hill 10 1t
tor Mln,er. Me>srs EtrlS aud Wing
field voting for Hill.
No second doorekeepLr was elected.
MIR. Paul nominated as Presiden pre-
tenn. OF the Senate Wyatt NJ. Elliott, OF
AppOmatt"X.
Mr.. Daniel nominated e. I. Smith,
OF Nelson, stating tha when re got l"
be presidcn OF The Senate he would Ill
ci,ar.e us duties 10 tie satisfaction oil
,ver> body. =,
When the vote was heing taken NJ j.
Danlet Withdrew the lame ot MI
Smith. and moved the election of MI
Elliot be made unanimous. Mr.. S'nIl"
seconded the notion. r'c Scual"r'
ho had voted tor Mr.. Smith clasS'
la Elliott. aud the election was made
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Brown was celebrated BY large mecl-
ing in a colored church in New York.
WASHINGTON E. Hull, New York
election inspector, has been sentenced
to.aixhteen .2aQnths in the penitentiars
- ehd sprS9kens of bal
20 his rsl6s2
ION. Judah P. Benjamin, it is re-
ported. stands a fair chance Of being
soon raised to the English bench. There
IS vacancy in ipxchequer Court.
Miss Elizab{ SbOd,, the chef
promoter Of kindefgartens IN this coun-
try. re Gently suffered severe spinal in.
juries by fall down stairs, and now
lies dangerously i'll at her brothers.
house in Concord, Mass.
A movement to present O purse Of
.250,0O0 to Gen. Grant is reported by
the Cincinnati Commercial. 1t is sd
ded that it is to be the GIFT Of divers
gentlemen IN the East. who, placing
high estimate on the public services OF
the General, wish to mako his ed age
comfortable. and relieve BIZ e &c
necessity OF accepting
post for support.
Bud Wood aud Will Curri> 3 ed
at dance near Waco, Texz Non
day night, and fought 8 duef outside
with pistols, about dozen shots being
exchanged aud both men being wound
ed. Wood then entered the dancing
room and attempted to shoot Ms :
Grace Stanheld. Albert Choch inter.
ferred. and Wood shot him dead, mai.
ing his escape.
The clearinghouse Of Col, VIM. Bar.
bou:. an old colonial homestead, in
Stafford county, Va, was burned Non.
day night, with all its contents, includ-
ing much antique furniture and other
articles Of value. Col. Barbour, now
IN his Goth year, saved himself from the
flames. There was but one other oc-
cupant Of the building.
We ob erve that Mr.. Joseph Hupp.
OF Washington county, Pa, has sold
his two clips OF wool. Amounting to
about ii, 900 pounds, at As cents.
1t Is stated that for services rendered
the readiuslers, Dir. r l.. G.. Paige. the
colored delegate from Norfolk county.
is to have the naming Of the county
judge Of that county.
The Boston Post declares that Gov.
Holidays message to the Virginia Leg.
islature "breathes spirit Of honor and
patriotism worthy Of the proudest da,s
Of that venerable Commonwealth,
Postmaster General Key 10 about il
issue an order prohibiting the placinS
OF stamps upside down on letters. Sew.
erai postmastsrs have recently been
seriously injured while trying to stand
on their heads to cancel stamps placed
10 this manner.
The advance copy of the ~ 1sfss
Message was procured b
Crawford. the Washington
ent OF the Chicago Times
Mr.. Crawford paid 81 500
buying it from one OF the 81
tiers. The Cipeinnati
telegraphed to each PAIN ~hol. |
bit OF enterprise costing eaez 81 sbout
enc tboussnd dollars. ~ - |
eaals homestead, =
1..5 n ~sss' ~ |sss' " '''''s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
Netc Advertisements.
Woodstock Seminary

The examinations. conducted by the Misses
Huriburt, Of ths WOODSTOCK Semius y WI take
place
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 18th 1879,
at niue A. N. continuing through Thursday and
Friday, closing Friday evening with sn entertain
ment giyIn by the scholars. To which all are
respectfully invited.
Glasses wiil be resumed again after the Christ
mss Holidays, on Monday, Jan. 9Th 1850.
Every attention "a paid ~ Music, Painting,
Languages and Al the hiaher branches and errry
facility IL sfordsd fors hPisssd sapes;i9s,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

New YoHK DC. 5.-TLon,a-
Boland. insr clor OF elcctloH. who was
last week OF falsely and
fraud ilentl, issuing certlticate of
votes ct-i io- G,nrgr II for alder
nan 1T The election Il 1873. ,vas tu.ia,
.entrnc d for two wears in The State
prison b, judge Brady. The Judge
deuird motion lor arrest of judgment.
md also for a ~ trial.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
A IIRAvY sUIr-UAdrr n So

A HEAVY SUIr-Udder Soul
Z ,rOlIua idS, wnch provides TIL.
monty Won at gambling snail up .
proof. be restored fpur-f,ld. firm #
Charles ,ou has enierc, suit Tor a79 0JU
again - proprietors Vi tsD tasaIou-
able resorts, the amount alleged a.
having been 1ost by young men In
whom the nrm was Interested. 20
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
(From the Richmond sia'e)
The Read listers Caucus.

THEY NOMINATE OFFICERs FOR THE HOUSE
AND SENATE -ATTEMPT To CAPTURE
THE COLoRED MEMBERS WITH TWO
DOORKEEPER>uIP.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
AT $40 thr Senia c adj"urn' d.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


\ The House war called " order bv The
Clerk, John Bell Bisg,r, and open d
Mnh pay bl II V. Moss d. Hoge.
The ii, rk then stated that the first
thing in order would be the nomina' o :
ol Sp aker. There ~as Il long pau>r.and
,hen Mr. raz er. OF Rrckbri'iye. pomi-
maze Ju'Ige Is. v. Lacy. oil New X ut.
Hon. X. A. Loshlll. OF Amherst,
nominated Major Marshall Hanger ni
Augusta.
TIE vote VAS then taken, with the
following result:
ii niger 80. Lac, SO.
b. W. Ley ~as declared elect d.
The vele "as taken with the follow
Iug result lor Clerk:
Bigger. Al. Mccall. 81.
The House then ent into the election
OF Sergcant-at-Arms.
MIR. Hay den nominated Mr.. A. j.
TAYLOR.
Capr. Juo. Hampden ChamblerlaJ ne
nominated Gen. J {. Hill.
The vote was taken With the tollJ =
IN Result:
TaI lor. sc. Hill, Al.
The House then went into the cleo
lion OF First Domkeeper.
Mr.. Frazi. nOniuated Gcorse W.
Cooh (colored), OF Nnrie}K.
Mr.. E lis. of Mol Erv, nomina'
I'D Mr. a. D. Sulivs3'32
Cook recci, ed So votcs. aud Sullivan
SO. Cooke MAS declared elected.
For tile position o s. cond Doorkeeper
Mr.. Hopkins, of Heunco, nominated
Mr.. A. b. Cottrell. OF IL, n;IcO.
Mir. Norlor (colo edJ. Oi York com
~. nominated Mr.. J. ". South"ald, ol
uenricu county.
The vote was taken. sir. South" ard
receiving So votes, ami Mr. Cottreli 40.
Mr.. souLhAaId VAS deiared elected
Tie rul, vi The last House wert
adpp ed tor the government vi this.
Nj. Paul. FROM the Srntate. reported
at that bud, VAS UrganIzec aud ready
or business.
Tue message Of the Governor was
Lieu read.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
News Items.

The anniversar. OF the death Of John
Brown was celebrated BY large meer-
ing in a colored church in New York.
WASHINGTON E. Hull, u New York
election inspector, has been sentenced
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

V'7'- y '''1'' 'r1-'V'' ITT'VI
ct was manifested ~ the ,se throgh-
nut the trl ! and unln Ia,, hour last
light, ~hrn the jury, after a short ab
sence, re urned to the court rn IN vi h
II verdict OF involunlar, mansl ugh-
ter. Tn, q ur, line thu young m1n
$3.50 anI cos aud DISCHARGE him
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
READY For BUSINESS.


a.. Paul moved thxt the House q;
3 4 4 ,ates he int ,rned that Tie 5 nat
IA orsaniz d and read, Tor bu-iu' s..
the Guar a pointed Mss'r'. Pau
Henry. and Wood AS the committee.
The committee in u few minutes re
urncd aud leporttd that the House had
not cumpicl, d as Organization, aud IN
iutur ual recess Wa taken.
At2 O'Clock. the SenaIe reassemolrd.
\ resolution Tor joni committee l"
All Oh ;..e Governor Was adopted.
The Senate lhen loVk recess Tor leu
,ulnuies. 3,
AT 2:25 The committee returned and
reunrled The GuveInOr message.
On motion ol Mr.. KOller. Tile reading
Of tie III, ssa.e Was UP USED "ith AM
sou cop rs were ORDER d l" he prlu -ed.
THE BASEMENT OFFICE.
moliuu ui MI. Paul. tile Srnatc
agreed 10 l,rOce, Il u tne election oi TIE
basement ufficere Friday, Dec. 5. al /
n'a.lupK
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Postdge Free 10 aH subscribers IN liz
CAusa otatcs y. Calaa.
complete St Of iisrpsr's Magazine, com ris-
lug ~ volumes, Ia .eat clJtl O.dllg, viii b
sent ~ expr-s-, ireisl. a. cx cease Of purchase
on recep, Vi Z. - 80. r0inms ils.e 'olu.Ges,
oy u4ii. pOst-pail, - 90 Llytl Cases, for hid
ing, IS rsdt-, Dy ina.l, p1si paid
'cml.tsuces shJulI DE- made Dy Post &c
dODey order or Drslt, t,aVJId Chance = ~.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

LEXINGTON, recembrr 8 T be
Count. Court was oceupi, d h Whole
OF yesterday in III tri.l ot Mr.. stuart
KOiner, Of An. usla county, the young
man who unfortunately xii ed NJ.
Lewis JohnSOn Use y ung men
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Tea lachc. P In in the Shoulder. Cous'
Defines. Sour stomach. f options fai
Taste in the Mouth. P ilpitsti n Of ihe II arr
P in in the region If the Kidneys and a
thousand other painful symptoms are the
o springs Of Dyspepsia.