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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08
%GIEIsIFF,s SALE.

Charles Frank, i InWoodCuuutv %
VS.. Court of
Gather inc Ames. et., al. Common Pleas.
BY virtue of an order 0f sale issued in the
the above entitled cause, by the Clerk Of the
CuurtOf Common Pleas, Of Wood county,O aud
to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vendne, at the front door of the
Court House, in Bowling Green,
Monday, August IS, 1919,
Between 10 and II O'Clock forenoon of sal d dIy Y,
the following described real estate, to-Nh:
The west sixteen (l6) acres Of Road Tract
number Thirty four t3i) of the Maumee and
Western Reserve Road Lands, in Town num-
Der six, (6) North, nf Range number Tw elve
tl2J east, in Wood county, Ohio. Terms OF
Sale-Cash. Appraised at $500.
ORRlN HENRY, Sheriff.
F. 4 D. X. Iolenbeck, Plaintiff 5 a tvs.
July l6, 1879. lIeS7-30
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08
rhe First National Bank OF m -
Toledo, Ohio, !" "u"u Wv, W
- - Common Pleas

VS.. n, NJ
BY virtue of an nrderu uf sale, issued in the
above cniitlrd cause, by the Clerk Ufihe Court
nf Common Pleas. of Wood county, Ohiu, and
to me directed aud delivered, | will offer for
sale at public vendue at the front door Of the
Court Honse,i Bowling Green, IN
Monday, September Ist, 1919.
Between lOand / o'clock forenoon Of sRld day,
the following described real estate, tu-wit:
Situate in the village Of Perry sburg. Wood
county, Ohio, Outlet number one hundred and
eighty three (lS3l Appraised AZ $3.50.
Ontlot number one hundred aud eighty four
uS4l-Appraised ut $3.50.
Outlet number one hundred and efRhty-siX
ls6) Appraised at 1920.
Out-lot number one hundred and eighty seven
lS7)-Apprnsed a 600.
Terms Of Sule-Cash.
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
F. l. D. X. HoLLENBEoK, PltGs Atty's.
July 81, 1879. l6eSS. so
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08

"General Ewing, General Rice and Citi
zen Foster" is the way the Democrats put
it-by way of elevaling the soldier above
the citizen. When citizen Allen and Gen.
Noyes were candidates for Governor, they
elevated the soldier above the citizen by
carrying the soldier in effigy on our streets.
-Ldncdsfcl Gnzeiie
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08

The Cincinnati GoseAe says the Exposi-
tion, to bo held In that city this Fall, will
eclipse any ever before held in a Western
city.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08
RepubIIcan County Ticket.

Fer Representative
w.H. wETM0RE, Of Middleton Tp.
For Recorder
ROBERT DUNN, Of Center.
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
so, TR0UP, OF Perrysburg,
For Commissioner
NV. STAFFORD, Of Liberty
For In6rmary Director-
E. y. .BEvERSTOCK, Of Washington.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08

Chaplain COLLIER has been commits
stoned Chaplain in the regular army.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08

Resolve 10 edge IN lttle reading every
day, II IL ID but single sentance. II you
gain but fifteen minut day il will max e
itself felt at the end Of the yeaF.- Horace
Mann.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08
SHEIsIFF,S SALE.

SHHEKIFF'S SALE.
VIM. A. Hall, etal, lin Wood Co. %,
Court of
Albert ]. Miller, al, Common Pleas
Byvirtue Of an Sth order of sa le, issued in the
above entitled cause y the Clerk ni the Court
OF CnmInon Pleas, of Wood county, Ohio, md to
me directed and delivered, | will offer for sale
at public vendue, at the front door of the Court
Iinuse, in Bowling Green, on
Monday, August 18Th, 1919,
Between Oand | o'clock forenoon, ni said da =.
the following described real estate to-wii:
The undivided one-half of the following De.
scribed parcel Of real estate situate in
Wood county, Ohio, tu-wit: Commencing q
twenty (2O) rods west of the nurtheast
corner of the southwest quarter of Section
number thirteen tl3). Tow nship number sew
rn 90 north, OF Range number twelve U2)
east; thence westerly to the east line nf Rail
road land and Crane creek; thence southwest
erly /" the line of the Lake Shore & Michigan
southern Railroad a; thence on u line parallel
with said Railroad in u snutheasterlv direction
tn the hall section road thence north thirty
800 feet thence uOrthwesterly On line Of the
land owned by NJ. T.. Wight, and parallel with
said RAilrnad; thence north on the western
line Of lots owned by NJ. +. Wight, A. Martin,
aud j. j. McClintnck, H. the south line of
lot owned bv CArnslius Luuv; thence
westerly four (4) rods ; thence north To the
north line of said southwest qnartrr-sectiun ;
thence east four a. rods Ia the place OF begin
ming. Terms Of Sale-Cush.
Appraised at 1928
ORRIN HENRY. Sheriff.
KENT, NEWTON 4 PUGsLEY, Pl'tffs Att'vs.
July l6, 1879. l4el2 70
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08
TO the PUBLIC.

For the sake Of the peace and harmony OF
the county, and the affection bear for my IA
lily and friends, agree to Withdraw from the
political canvass or race issue in the future,
provided. will be protected in my rights al
any other citizen; aud my friend, r. A. Flan-
nagau, is to be unmolested in his righif, &c.
II. NJ DIxoE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08
HeImboId's Buchu"
DOES IN EVERY CASE.
HELMBOLD'S- BUCHU
IS UNEQUALED

By any remedy known. 1t is prescribe
by the most eminent ply sicians all over
the world, in
Rheumat
Spermatorrhpa,
Neuralgia,
Nervousness,
DyspeTSia,
Indigestion.
Constipation,
Aches & Pains,
General Debility,
Kidney Diseases,
Liver Complaint,
Nervous Debility,
General Ill Health,
Epilepsy,
Paralysis.
Head Troubles,
Spinal Diseases,
Sciatica,
Deafness,
Decline,
Lumbago,
Catarl'h,
Nervous C'mplt's
Female Complaints, &c.
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders,
Cough. Dizziness, Sour Stomach. Erup.
tions, Bad Taste in the Mouth. Palpita-
ton OF the Heart. Pin in the region OF
the Kidneys, and a thousand other pain
ful symptoms, are the IF, prings OF Dys-
pcpsa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08

Republican state ticket.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08
Bladder 4
Kidneys,

For Debility, Loss "t Memory. Indis-
ness OF Breath, Troubled with Thoughts
OF Disease, DimnesS Of Vision, Pain IN
the Back. Chest. and Head, Rush Of
Blood to the Head, Pale COuntenancr,
and Dry Skin.
IL these symp' om' are al'o we'd to go
on, very frequently Epilcl tic Fits and
Consumption follow. When the contti-
tuition becomes alf, ctcd 1t r, quir,s the
aid OF an invigOrating nn dicine to
strengthen and tone up the syst,m-
which
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08

Election, Tuesday, October IL, 1919.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08
SHEEIEF,S SALE.
SnhIIIFF,S SALE.

WicKHAM & WILcuSAN, PItis Au'vs.
July 81 1879. I6eS7 90
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
The Public Sshos- Fund.

Col. Splitter. aur ETH lent rrpreSen'
tatiYe iu the Scuate is determined L"
ascertain. ifpS>sihle. why the revennr.
which belonged to the Pablo Schools.
has been directed to Other purposes
The following resolutions. ofsre! by
him. will We hope nave the effect Of
assuring some explanation oi the
matter.
Whereas. much Dissatisfaction exists
with the people oi the Stale IN regard Il"
the application ul the revenue assessed
and collected Tor pGh!ic->chool purposes.
aud the explauatIon heretofore gwen
not beiug satisfactory t. many; there
fore, with view 90 glvln- the ola ter
who may be improperly ccnsufed an up
nOrluuil, ID explain IN a more cieai ana
sauslac,I nv manner. rs well - 10 slVc
some additional information IN qutN-
ton Of such vital imp 'riance to all, be
il.
Resolrsf, That the Auditor Of Public
Accounts ~ ,and ne i II, rebl requested
90 REPORT TO The General Assembly, a.
SOON a. practicable. bis reason. as The
CHIEF accounting ofi:rr Of the Stlte. for
having paid. at REGULAR semi annual
periods. the interest III SIX per cent. on
The unimd,d as wei ~ the iunde q
State bonds held by the COLLEGES OF the
State ~ an tndOAm,nt lGnd. and Ion
hay.n. pad the mere !NeG appropriation
To- The same. tn the neglect and III
definite nosipOnemcnt of the amount
PROPERLY belonging 10 The public tree
schools.
.. Ills reasons for approving the
payment OF the July. 1874. period Of
interest On the registered anl peeler
State bonds in July 1915. when the
arrangements then due for public school
purposes were much greater than the
amount in the rea-urN.
3. His reasons for Withholding the
revenue Tor publlc-School purposes
until the arrarageS now amount To abou'
one million dollars. thus throwing The
entire d, iic.t for educational purposes
upon This particular fund. thereby Civ
ing the colleges preference oven the
schools OI the State. notwithstanding
the Constitution makes special pr0vls!' II
Tor their support.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.
"Wednesday Jan. -. 1879
The nsRett liquor Law,

An effort mas been made to show
that the MoGett liquor law is not adj
yantaceous to the State. The report ol
the Auditor however shows that it has
had the effect to increase the revenue
over slOO. 900. That the State received
all that was due from this source. III"
one believes. II would be very coward
~ policy on the part of the Legislature
to repeal the law Because the State h">
hcen. IN some sections defraudcd oil its
revenue. Better make the law efec'
tive. As long as we have hquor'Sell'
in. letit pay lis Just share ottAe reve-
nue.. Every other interest IN the state
is heavily taxed to keep up this traiile.
Let The traffic he taxed suihc'rn'
amsunt to. at least. ply the costs re-
snl,inc from It's sale. Ii can bear the
tax. When it is admitted that the
State has not the power to enforce It's
own laws. it Will be time for IL to con
slider the propriely OF changing our form
ofyoyernment. The rigid enforcement
of the law will materially increase the
revenue. Let the Legislature make The
l4w effective and they Will. in this way
do much ior the relief ofthcir cohs'llu'
ents. The people DO nnt want the Ia"
repealel OF moi.i Il in any way to de-
crease the amount Ofrevenuc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
Reyoit or ImprI.oned Caeysnnes-slaugh.
ter OF the Sayases.

FORT ROBINSON, NEB.. Jan. 10. 3
a. m.-The hostile Cheyennes imprls
oned here siuce last October were in.
formed by the commanding officer few
days ago that they were IT, be taken
back to their agency IN the Indian Ter
ritory. Since the information WAS I'M
parted TO them they have become yer,
sullrn and have repeatedly expressed Il
determination to die before conscntns
10 such movement. They have be
cOue very stubborn for the past few
daNs, and, hearing an attempt To escap'.
the post commander placed a slr"n-
.iard over their prison room. La
night. about | O'Clock. while nrarl,
every one was in bed. the savage
JUMPED through the windows Ot ihr
prison room aud made for the cold prai-
RTE. which is th'cl;ly Goa ed with irOz'n
snow. firing on the guard from rrvol-
,ers. which they had concealed sine
thcr capture. dangerously w"undl"-
tour OF the guard. OF whom one ha
died and another is not expected / 3
survive the day.
line main guard rushed out of the
suar,l-hOuse upon hcarin. the iirin-
and upon ascertaining the cause aud see
lug the hcslilrs running Tor thr bluff
n mrdlately followed. aud Opening Iirc
shot aud killed over forty. Over 100
he cavalry. mounted and dIsm"untCrl.
re still in pursuit of The fleeing saw
,grs. The sharp bang OF the carnine II
the hands Of 0ul mra can he heard from
hr hills. three miles distant. where tT
.avages have evidently made Tor. IL l.
nou.ht that uut one ui them will e>cap.
L0ter.-rhc troops are sill IN pur-u .
of the escaped Indians. Thirty seven
nearly all OF whom are >quaws ana
children. nave either surrendered "',
been captured. and are nov mdcr g'lat :
lere. TnIrly.iuur are still ut large. 4"
cludin. about fifteen "; rriors. anon
whom is Chief Dull Ku.fc. crroncuisl
reported Grad last night. Wild llo-.
Odd Grow and Lett ii .nd, mead mcn O
llr tribe. are among the rccapurrd.-
III. dead bodies o. Indians br u hi III
HE post Tor burial number twenty wal
iors, ei.hl Squaws and two chlldrrn.
FIVE soldiers were wounded. two I"
incorporates Saith and EveretS-
rave since died. The ethrrs are not DAN
-eruu~ly injured. Private FERGUSON
Nho Was stabbed by Wild Hog, wi
fecOyer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
-sOMMIs>IONEE's OFFICE,

,'EOMM 81 l0NEE OFFICE,
Wo dsi OK, Va. Jan. 18th 1879.
To Nicholas Sader aud Elizabeth his viii
mplt-, aud WIN. II. Lice sheriff cunir admr. &
Ernst 9euner decd K becca Benner widow o
l. late Henry Bcuner decd, Henry Bellin a"
athariue nis wife, Cha Is Wiling and EliZi b
life. David Benner. hsrles Fuherm ~ aud Ma
"a his wife Detts aud al others Cphce ned.
You are he-eby notified tia / l have fixed mp
riday the 18th day If February next, between T..
iours IF r'clock \. VI. aud O'Clock p. VI. ~ ia
.id settle at my offi e, the acc-antS OF sdinr.
J.. Ernst Bonner dec including the rents aud ~
its derived from real estate OF w''ich said ntes
ned, scIzsl and possessed. ID le q tul aud a
ua value If the real estate of ". ich aid Benue
ted died, seized and p isse~sed. 81 whether
Martha Fune, man wife If CHARLES fuhermai
still living aud tbs manuer IN which the heirs
Nv # said BeuIer decd will AXE the proper!
! an account IF all Outstan ing debts Of sal
3ennrr, decd. and any other matter deemed per
iueut or parties IN interest mas require a. rrqu'I
IL be tasen by.the decree OF she snd'iah Ciren
curt rendered gu tue tn lay OF Dere pber lSs
n a suit IN chancery depending in said court e
iSeen Nicholas Ssner and wife complts. AMI
Ernst Benucr's admr. Deft. and il from any eau
tue taking Of said accounts shall not be co nne
ed, or having beer commenced shou'd not b
completed IN that day, the isking o the same wi
D. adj nurned from day % day, or from place
place. until the same e taken and completed.
Given under ny hand a, Jom nis>i ncr in char
cry Of tn said cou I, al my oh g IN said count
he day aud year fret sores4ie,
. l., 2, NEWMAN.
Ian. 18Th. -sw. ". W. p. O.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

TIE Official statement of tie 0pcr-
alton 81 the Mofett liquor law in Viz
ginia, made to the Legislature Monday.
shO Us the tctalrecelpts from the timc
i went iato operation to be S452. 1874.
being an excess Of s2l0.73S over the
ssss ssm9nt of the preceding year. whicl,
after d ducliug the rebates allowed IN.
der the law leaves a net balance of
sliO.67i IN excess of the results Of the
old law. The auditor Of the State says
the result shows clearly that the Law Is
capable of being made most powerfi /
agency for raising revenue. and suggests
a uumber of notifications and changes
70 that end.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

\ novel Jrbiie. ,a}s tic Slirit Il Ii
fUey. came of. sometime since. "a
Hamburg, Page county, as follow,
(Which did the greatest damage I
PIge county, the ~. Tie ire~hct 9
Is .. "rPatrP. BD;'t. EN. TIE Il
ci.ion was uianiu 'u'ly awarle a
favor oi Peer L Horst. who trumrh
over war and flood.
The Bril.eTat Emterpris; SAYS:
A crow rnO>t or iokrry has been e.
tablishcd on whql is known as Kelley
Hill, on Dry RIVER. about three mil
north vest OF Bridgewater wher'
thousands and even tens Of thousand
Of these nrisy. blIck D,lI.ies coIrr
gate every evening. This Is the frs
winter they have ever been known +
ro0st in that section.
The lScllin-of IL. L. QuAintanc'
Peola Mills, was buraed the 2jrd inst
Loss abou, $1,000.
The dwelling of. W. Parr was d
.tro,cd by ire Christmas week. Furn
ture saved IN dInl5ed condition. y
insurance.
The WATrcAton Ini says: l
residence. near WIrrenlJn Jnncti0u.
vm. j. Mann. new CONNER at
most vulu.ble acquisition. was bur
Last SaturuIy night. II WA. We Al
glad to learn, fully insured. But to g.
rcn l.rc hDI,:is,S IlIt ilsI'elI CT.
night must have. Of itself. boon 50.
trial TO his flmil'.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.


u NO idstJck, Va. January 10, S;s
70 :. G. Campbell as-ig. A. J. ladely com
nj Nathan Markle eI'r ( Henry Iluddle deco
illiam ,uddle. John Huddle, Joseph iiu idlr
In aud Is wife lane, Eliza Huidle aud Lemur
iamOod aud wife deits. AID all others CO.
eIned.
foga hereby uotia a that have fixed upo
uesda, llth day Of frbruiry next, be ween til
urs If clock 4. IN aud p III. t. take a.
tte NJ MY Office, The accounts of y. Markell tx
4 henry lludd Z decd manner Of disbursement
ID tue value generally of decedeLt's person
tate aud wheiner same is suih 1ent I ay debt
drcedenr Pad the quality d vaiue actual a..
iuual OF tie real estate OF wnich Henry Hudd
ID seized aud pos es-rd. Sd tn take an accoul
the Outstanding diets and liabi. lt:es Of Heni
..dlle d.c'd aud report any other deemed pes
eht or any party IL inter st may reluue a. r.
.ired to ir taken by the decree Of SIrnIInpah
iscuit Court rrudrre Oh thu 1th day Of Deem
e 1873 III a suit IL cladcrry depending in sal
,,,rf between :. Z. Campbell assn o, A. j. = sdr.
nIpts and Hurry Huidle's Kris h. Detts al
from any cause tue tax ~ Of laid account
AL. not he commenced, or having cen con
i.ucsi should not be com re.ed On III It day, IL
l.iug ofthe si.ar vii b. ali lurnri from day
IS, %, from ace t. place, until the same 81
.aru aud competed.
,iiyeu under my baud as Commissioner in chat
.ry If the SaId cont at my ufice ~ said count.
e. DAY aud scar hrst Aforesaid.
jan. Ii-iw. ". y. a. +. d. HEMMA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

MESSAGE OF THE G"VEKNOR OF
" EST VIKGINIA.-Gay. Matthews, 81
West Y r.iHia, presented his tienmial
message To tn, legislature of that State
on Thursday lest. y number OF -ec"m'
mcndatipns arc made, the most imp'r-
ant oi inch. perhaps, il that re allns
1" the Liability of Vast Virginia for IL
portion of the anle.b -llun debt Of vir-
ia 4 to ASSUME her l,t shar" an pr,
vOrlouo! TIA debt is'clrarly expressed.
and the matter is presen;ci. with a
view that an am,cahle settlement ma,
. cOnutu.lrd and representation o.
lhr conduct 0i lhis Sll. n the matter
by he mother Safe BE- corrected, The
STATE INSTITUTIONS are all reported in Il
,noA condition. aud thr balance IN thc
State treasury nc the cad OF this fiscal
wear j. shown 10 be nearly $iOn, 900.
WHICH is larger that al The close Of ANY
previous ycarn the hi>lory OF The. State
The rri.rJa rinls of lS5f tie.rcyiew-
I'd aud prDui>inn /, asked 10 b. made
l,r the pa, mrnt OF Is. S23 II for tue SER
vices Of The state irOnps in suppressne
ihu>e riots. The Deaf. J unh and
Blind As,lu - reported to be III ex.
criivGt condition. with au Increased
numher oi pupils. in aid OF which tn
usual appropriation only Of sIS.p00 Is
asked Tor Ia meet currdnt EXPENSES. y
=, olosic survey Of the State aud the ere
tiom Of the State board Of health arc al
20 recommended.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

The following IS the text of the sub
stitue for the Senate bill, as i. passcd
the House of Delegates last Saturday.
by a vote of 10 to 80:
Whereas in the estimation Of che
General Assembly II . desirable LII"
such SPEEDY. just, and in i seltl' met
Of the public debt should he con>un
mated as will bring the pay mcnt Of III
interest assumed lhrrcoa within th'
ability OF the Cor nj n" eat IN
whereas this General AS mbly. q
last SESSION. ia Ian aci 10 pcoN IL g"
II consolidation # the public d. J. .:''
th paymcn, OF an uniform rat ~ n
t,resl llercupou." approved AWoA =
1878, did submit 10 the q, C. %. "l IT,"
Commonwealth a pr"los. a.. Wink
parties. ella m ~ /" rrlr srii la -
number of said red tors. have indie: &C
their unwillln.ness 10 n~eii; an
whereas certain parlirS: p -eiilir. lh1
holders of a large port rs - The hon'
of the Commonwealth have. thr u-h thu
Governor, suggested terms of settle
ment which. ia elr oplui"n. would lie
acceptable TO u very large majority. II
not The whole. of the holders ol Virgin
"a securities. which terms Will not, liz
the Indictment of the General Assem-
Ill. he acceptable to the leople OF thu
Commonwealth, b, cause # the imprac-
llcabilit, OF increasing the present rat'
Of taxation. aud IN vie" OF the greatl,
r. hucrd resources Of the State. ont are
anxisus 10 do all consistent ruth 'rhat 'S
belieoed to be tie Interest IF tie Ntte ana
her credttors 10 eVast. If possible the
differences eriSting bet,reea the PROPOSE
tim maie By The General assembly at ITS
List session aat the seeerdt propos'li0 ns
now before rs reiatiay to q settlement Of
thu paJLic debt T.; and whereas The pro-
Ct of such a settlement as viii be ac
cepablc Ia both The people OF the Com
mOnwealth and the holders Otts' O'hdN
of The State may he pro noted by a d.
rect interview between Their respective
representatives; therefore
"Rssoicsi dJ til G;Hcrdl assembly
That tne Governor he authorized t.
request the presiding officer OF The Couh-
eli of Foreign BOadh0Idero Of London.
England; Mcssr>. Barring Brothers .
Co. Messas. l.. q Il G. {. Ward.
Mcssrs. de Rn,nchlld, Mr. August
Belmont, Mrs>rs. Brown Brothers &
Co M@s,rs. R.cnard Irwin u Co.. Mr.
Charles N. Fry. aud Mr.. Hugh Nc
Culloch or the authorized representa-
t.yes OF said per>ous. aEd such o.hrr
creditors Ufthe Commonwealth. OF their
representatives. a may desire to DC
prii>, a.. H. me-, this General Assem-
hi, ia tie CT, ct Richmond o. tnc zzd
IA, OF Janaa lc1J. tor TIC p"u''e 81
cohlcrrng upoA thc subject OF an adj
ii,tmcnt al the public debit"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
Tse Pre.eal Gile .. Taxation.

The Speaker lai b fore the House ii
communication from the Au litor. in Re
spnnse To a resolution OF inQhry in II
lation 10. the am Iunt of interest I't
present rate cftaXatiOn would pay. Th'
AuhtOr says:
liam OF the opinion that. firm th'
best consideration can slve the subj ct
the present rate oi tax Viii yield sun
Gent amount OF revcuur 10 pay four pei
ecmlum miercsL upon the public del
proper. proypd' tine iirr>' MT a>-e-s-
n,nls vi property can he maintained. Il
must be m.mbercd. hOAeYer. that :;
v, neral rcaSScs-mcpl OF the lauds OF tn
Commonwealth will take place IN tn
year loS0-neXt ar--aud ml i"ar /
that there will be Il iallRg of Ia vaiG,'
o. rom 20 To p per cent. upon the rra
estate. There viii prOhabl, lie none ~
the value of pcr>Ouai property. ShOnl.
there then he tbs depreciation N th'
valu- If hand. aud The debt be adju~tc'
upon the has of / per cent. the d'i
cheney must. OF course. be made up b..
either an increase IN the rale of tax ~.
OH the reduced values. or b. the a>ccr
tainment OF new subjects Of taxation
which will yield t'e necessary amount
of revenue. The reduction in lcgi>la
tive expense bl reason Of biennial
sessions. the reduction in the ANITA
amount of criminal chary the reform
and retrenchmeDt policy inauguTated al
the last sessioL of The GcIe Assem-
bly,, are all items VIII Oh 20 lar 10 con
fan me in my opinion thai per cent.
could be paid up III the debt proper, 10
forgetting. however that it Il all con
tingeut upon maintaining resen
values. or upon an Increased rate OF
tax. should those values be reduced. or
upon The ascrltaiI.nieut Ofncw sul iccl>
Il taxation, as lave above suggest
ed"