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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-30

Great Britain, 1850; France, $40; continent,
-; channel, -.
Wool quiet but steady; domestic fleece,
40a5O; pulled, 22@50; unwashed, l5@Si; Texas,
1906.
Hides firm but rather quiet; wet sailed New
Orleans, 80 to 7Ol lbs, IL; Texas, selected so to
rs lbs, 1lH@l3.
Night-Money, 2@21S; exchange, 4S2a; Gov'ts
quiet but firm; new SIS, 1885; 4h's, lllH; As,
l09k; State bonds nominal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-30

e from poor health, or
d of sickness, Ike
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
The Future OF the south.

The encouragement Of mauufac'
lures, the development of our min
eral wsalth, the extension of cdu-
cational privileges and the improve
mcnt of our methods of cultivatlr G
the soil, these arc the matters that
will engage the serious attention OF
our people. We do not wish to be
understood,in making these remarks,
as favoring a policy of commercial
non-intercourse with other portions
of the country. This would not on.
ly be absurd, but impossible. We
cannot get along without many
things the North produces and sends
us, and in addition TO this fact COM
mercial intercourse promotes those
friendly relations which every good
citizen should wish to sec exist be-
tween all parts OF tho country, For
we are not only Soutberners, bnt
above all, Americans, What we
do WISH to see however, is that the
South shall be less dependent on
other portions of the country than
she has hitherto been, that she
shall rouse herself to still greater
exertions than she has ever made
before, and realize her own capabil-
lties and her own powers. This
we think she will do, and, in so
doing, close the mouths of her de-
tractors and calumaiators.--W05tet
Register.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

1t is understood here that General
Malone has issued a circular to his
captains in all The counties. towns and
cities IN Virginia, directing them TO as
semble in Richmond on the 22d inst,
for consultation with refereKce to the
reorganization Of his defeated forces for
the next campaign. 1t is also stated
that BY the recent assessment, made BY
the assessors appointed by the readjus
ter judges, the valuation Of property
has been so reduced that the tax OF
fifty cents on the one hundred dollars OF
it will be utterly insufficient to pay the
interest on the public debt, and that
either the tax must be raised or the
amount of the debt be reduced, and
that as the former is prohibited the lai-
ter must be done, Wash. Cor. Alexdn-
d,Ta Gdzetts
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

VIRGINIA AHEAD on TOBACCO
Virginia retains the lead as a to
bacco manufacturing State, the re.
cent census statistics showing that
for the fiscal year ended June 30,
1880, Virginia manufactured 32,-
20S,664 pounds of tobacco, the tax
on which was S5,153,3S6. New
Jersey comes next with 1854
6SS pounds and S2.648,750 tax,
aud New York following with 49,
53O,845 pounds and 81, 164,935
tax. The manufactures of tobacco
in Virginia are more than those Of
of the great States of New York.
New Jersey and Pennsylvania put
together; more than those Of Ken
lucky, Missouri, Arkansas and Ten
nessee put together; more than those
Of Indiana. Illinois, Ohio, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and Ne
braska put together, and moro than
those of Maryland and North Caro-
lima put together-all tobacco
States.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

SUSPENSION OF AN INSURANCE COM
PANY. The failure OF the Piedmont
aud Arlington Life Insurance Company,
of Richmond, Va, which was organized
in 1869 with a paid.up capital Of $780,
900, was announced Saturday morning.
An assignment OF all its personal and
real property has been made to Angus
r. Blakey, trustee, for the benefit of the
polcv-holders. The immediate cause
of the suspension WAS the extraordinary
mortality among the policy.holders tl'is
ear, aud the pressure in the courts by
the holders of these claims for judgment
against the company. The trustee will
issue in few days a circular to policy
holders, giving them full and accurate
as to the condition OF tie
and will soon thereafter con-
vene them to decide whether they will
reorganize the company or take steps
to reinsure their risks OFT ofthe net
assets which may be realized under the
deed. 3. &. uartsock is presidest, and
Leroy s. Edwards secretary of the sus.
pended company.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

For several years. We have been
threatened with a reduction 10 the
nominal value OF The real estate Of Vir-
gina. In this section Of the state, we
know that there has been no reduction
In the market value since the last as.
sessnent and 1t will require strange
exercise of judgment upon the part of
assessors TO reduce the assessed value,
except in cases where the former as
sessment is evidently erroneous. We
have not yet heard from a sufficient
number of counties to determine
whether there will be an increase or a
decrease. in the entire assessment Of the
State. We know this, however, that
in many sections. if we can Judge by
the publbbed reports Of sales, and the
accounts Of improvement of properties.
there must be a considerable increase in
the market value Of the property. A
decreased assessment is an avowal TO
the world that Virginia, instead of 60
ing forward in the development Of her
resources and the Improvement Of her
lands, Is going backward. Is such
really the case? Are our people pre-
pared to publisb to the world, that
their lands are worth less than they
were several years ago. If the market
value Of the real estate has been re-
duced, there should be reduction in
the assessed values, unless the assessed
values are below the real values and
If the market value has advanced there
should be an advancement in the assess-
ed values. These questions viii be
de6ded by sworn officers Of tie law,
and until there is return showing a
considers Die decrease in the assessment.
we cannot believe that such will be tie
case.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
News Items.

Col. John 5. Mosby. cOnsOl to Hong
Kong, China, has sent another INSTALL
ment of beautiful presents for his child
rem and friends IN this country. Among
them are two handsome stone vases,
on pedestals, magnificent specimens OF
artistic skill, for Mrs. john S. Barbour
DR.. A. I. Clark, conservative super
intendent of Lynchburg, Va, has writ
ten letter advocating State confer
eence to decide on some practicable
settlement of the State debt. The con-
ference 10 to assemble at Richmond,
and is to CONSIST Of three or tour leading
citizens from each congressional district.
embracing both "funders" and read
justers. These are to map out plan
and programme upon which the conser-
natives may plant themselves againsl
the republicans on the one hand, and
repudiators-if such there be--on the
ether.
A Washington lady who had been
married objected TO the certificate she
received because it was IN writing and
not printed. She wrote letter to the
clergyman who had performed the cere-
monv, declaring that she would not
consider herself married and would re-
main at home with her parents until a
printed certificate was furnished her.
Another certificate a really handsome
one twas subsequently given to her.
satisfying her scruples and she IS now
enjoying the honeymoon.
One of the inmates of the Richmond
CVa.) almsbouse ten years ago owned
more real estate in that city than an,
one there.
Mrs. Emma D. Bash, wife Of &. W..
Bush, prominent coal dealer Of VIII
mington, Del, died Sunday night.
after an illness of only one hour. Mrs.
Bush was the daughter Of Rev. j. n.
Danforth, D. D.. distinguished Pres
byterisn minister land former pastor OF
church 10 Washington.
Augustus D. Leighton, who killed his
mulatto mistress. Mary Dean, in New
York, by cutting her throat with razor
was sentenced yesterday to he banged
on the 18th Of Janusry next.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

RAILROAD LAW The following
decision and admonition was re-
Gently rendered by tile Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, which it
would be wise for all to consider:
Except at crossing, where the pub
lie have no right of way, a man
who steps his foot upon railroad
track does so at his peril. The
company has not only the right of
way, but it is exclusive at all times
and for all purposes. 1t also ought
to be equally understood that pa
rents who permit their children to
trespass upon the track ola railroad
are guilty of negligence, as it impe-
rils the lives OF the children so
irespassing, as also the lives Of the
travelling public"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
Ar Intelligent Dog.

The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph of
recent date says: "If you are look
ing for downright intellect, call on
the pointer dog. He is far more
human than the monkey, and We
cheerfully acknowledge far worthler
of the relationship. Look at Jeff, >
DR. Mattauer's liver .colored pointer.
That dog carries notes, goes for the
horse and buggy, goes for beef, and
fetches ice regularly. Would any
body deny Jcf's' intellect Hard
ly. Last week JEFF was Sent for
ice. He started with a towel, in
one corner of which the nickel vas
tied up. Jeff saw that nickel put
in, and Immediately temptation as
sailed him, he could buy Ice on cred
it, but beef was always cash. He
labored under that temptation until
he reached Huff's corner, near the
ice-house, and then he yielded.
Down in the dirt he crouched, and
after tussle got the not united.
He buried the nickel, carried the
towel in. received the ice, and came
out; but not for nickel. Oh, no !!
The doctor rnst be left under the
impression that the nickel had gone
for ice. The ice was carried to the
Office, and Jeff came back like
flash, secured bis cash, gaIloped TO
the beef stand, and in few MN
utes was observed homeward bound
with his dinner. He was not afraid
to carry it home. lie reasoned that
the doctor would suppose some one
had given it to him"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

The Volumes of the BAZAAR begin viii!
he first Number TO. january Of each veal
When n. time is mentioned il will be un-
derstood that the subscriber wishes 10 com
morcc with the Number next af cr She re-
.cipf of or.er
The last Eleven Annual Volumes Of HAIR
PER'S BAZAR IN neat cloth binding. vii
lc sent By mil postage pal ]. or by express.
.ree Of rxaan.s lproyiI-l the freight does not
Exceed ole dollar FER yoluHcl, for - ~,
each
Cloth Casas for each volume, suitable 10
binding. will bc seat bJ mai. Postpaid, on
receipt Of 81 go each.
Remittance should be made by po,l-ohic.
Money Ogdc. or Draft to eyoii chance O.
loss
N0rspoPas ar. aotto coly this cicer
jisemcnt r3toH t,e cypress .rda OF
HARPER - BRO s.
Ailres- HARPER & BROS.
N,w \ orh.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08


SO long as Gen. Garfield was can
dlda;e ofa sectional party, and that
party saw proper to boast Of a transact
ton That should have brought shame 10
Their faces, We did not find fault /; bat
now that lie IS President elect Of the
United States, we DO protest against
the Haunting abroad, in a Boosting man.
ncr, any reference 10 a transaction OF
which, We have no doubt, Gen. Gar
field is heartily ashamed. We are sur
prised that such an article appears in
the Urbana Citizen and Gazette and
especially in the same number that re.
fers to the engagement OF Sarah Barn.
hardt as clear case OF idolised prosti-
tuition. From The same moral stand
point. bow would the Citizen character
re the election of Gen. Garfield
Would it not be well for the reputation
OF the entire country to drop all reference
10 those burning figures, 1902
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
The Public Debt.

d According 10 the port of Second
auditor DJ showing the condition
ofihe finances Of Virginia on the LIST
day Of October 1880. the public debt,
exclusive oftle amount thereof re:og-
nized as West Virgnia's proportion and
exclusive Of s5,G94.72O.Ss held by the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund,
was s34, 7G8. 1884. These figures in.
dictate reduction Of the public debt TO
the amount Of more than one third of
million dollars within period OF three
years. The exact figures are 1914
99G.l9.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

AN ANTI-DUELING BILL.-COl.
Edward McGraw, leading u'ember OF
the South Carolina House Of Represen>
tatives, has introduced stringent anti
dueling bill in that BODY, which he will
endeavor to press through. Itprovides
death penalty for any person who
shall kill another in a duel or shall IN
flict q wound from which any person
shall die within the space Of six months
from such wounding. Another section
provides that whoever shall carry a
challenge 10 fight duel, or to be pres
ent at a duel. shall be imprisoned in the
peniteniiary for two years and fined, the
amount OF the fne to be fixed by the
Legislature. A very strong ant-duel-
Ing sentiment seems to be developing in
South Carolina.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

A frightful accident occurred on the
Pittsourg division of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, about twenty-seyen
miles west Of Cumberland. An entire
raln--locomotive, baggage aud smoking
cars and passenger coaches was
thrown from the track and precipitated
one hundred and fifty feet down The
mountain side. Only one man killed,
but a number were wounded, badly.
some of them fatally. The escapes
were simply miraculous. There were
four ladies on tie tram. None Of them
were injured seriously. Two of them
were shortly afterwards presented each
with fine boy. Mothers and children
at last reports were doing well.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

A Proud URBANA BoY.-Afler
the November election young Rob
Gross, son Of r. +. Gross, OF this city,
being something Of an artist, drew on a
goose egg a picture Of the American
Eagle holding in his beak scroll bear
ing the words 1929 cheers for Garfield" "
which lie sent TO Mentor. A few days
ago he received volume of "Ths Life
Of Garfield" IN which the next Presi
dent with his own hand had inscribed
the book to Master Bob with his kindest
and thereof 10 Bob made glad.
Citizen and Gasstts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
lst. Louis Evening Chronicle.l
People In Glass Houses etc

While it may be proper that those
''living in glass houses should never
throw stones" we think il is eminenlly
proper that those wOrSiIg in glass
houses should cay good word' Tor
ANYTHING Of benefit to themselves In
this connection, Mr.. Isaac Corey,
Manager Salem, n. j. Glass Works,
REMARKS: l am pleased to say that l
have used the Great Remedy, St.
Jacobs Oil, for rheumatism With ex-
cellent results; other members Of my
family haye also been greatly benefited
by its use.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
1881
Il capya Gzs}E .k22ZAG.
Ill ATED-


This popular periodical is prc-eminenuy a
journal for the household.
Every Number iunishe, The latest inlor-
mai n in regard to Fashions :n dress and
ornament, the newest and most approved
patterns. with descriptive ar icles derived
from authentic and original sources; while
its Stories. Poems, AMI ESSAYS on social and
Domestic Topics give variety to its col
umns.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

1t is amusing to read the Read]uster
organs now. They swear that readjust-
ment bad nothing to do with the cam
palgn just over. Well, we told the
people that all the time but thew insist
ed chat il did, and made the fight on
the issue and showed their-weakness.
- Vrgiuia people.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
NoNNIssIoNrns oFrIcE

y Nu0dst q, Va, Nov. 18Th i83l.
TO the creditors - Levi PIicr decd. and all
ithers concerned IN his estate.
Tske notice thatI have fixed upon Saturday
the 18th day Of DE ember 1850 at my flee -
axe an account Of all ihe debts or demands
sgsinst Law Iier or his estate, an account of the
ersoua' asstts Of Dover interest Of the widow n
he surplus iealized from the sale Of tue real
estate after payment 1T the trust lien resting
thereupcn: when aud VIII re YOU are required to
attend with proof Of your demands.
Done az the instance OF his administrator and
given under my band az conn ia chy OF the
county court OF shenandoah county the day d
year d ct Aforesaid.
Nov ltd. Z J.. STfCKLEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

WRECK or FREIGHT TRAINS
Two freight trains were wrecked Oh the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Robl g
Rock, near Moundsville, w. Va. last
Thursday, by the displacement OF a rail
by the track-repairers. No one was
injured, but the loss by the destruction
of freight ia estimated by the Wheeling
Register at s35, 200.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
1851.
ti1Rpc6'S nAGAZl9E.
II.LE-Ss'I RATED.


.'Stllsin- the subj-ot effectively aud from the
educational iut - view seeding T. provide that
whh taken together, sll be OF ,1e mos' ser vice
The li-.es. ma nIer Il lpls Az &C .cioded that,
li q .ull atye 5nt one work for Pablo library
would se ect . complete set Of larper's Month
iy."-CuART fiAScis ADAMS. Jr
ite contents are contributed By tho most eminent
l1tA rs and artists Of EGrop- 4al Ameci,a, while
l- loug experience of is publ shers has made
ilem thoroughly cnnversant with the desires OF
Gre fab. e., whleh tley Will spare no effort {,
crafty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
tGrsnd Rapids Times.l
A Builders Testimony.

ChaS, S. Strickland Esq. of 0 Bowls
ton Place. Boston. Mass, after relat-
ing his surprising recovery from rheu'
naiism by 81. Jacobs Oil, says: | can
rot find words to convey my praise and
gratitude to the discoverer of this lni-
mont
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
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l?L6ElID Illustrated ARTICLES

Tie ST ries, n0velets, re. in "Psterson" are
admitted 10 b. the best published. All the mort
popular female writers contribute TO it. In 1881
b ut 1850 orr ginal stories will be giyen, and in
addition Six 'jpyri sht in NoyeIets, by Ann s.
stephens, Frank Lee Benedict, James O. Austin,
Mary V. spencer, Sidney Trevor, and that inlnit-
able humorist, the author Of "Josiah Aliens
Hife," The
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recei,.ts: articles on Ant Embroidery, Flower
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lHARPBR'S PERIODICALS.

nARPER'S B WAR One Year. 500
HARPE 5 MAGAZINE O~e Year. 400
HABP.RS WEEKLY One Year. %
The THREE above pa0lica ions,
One Year 10 01
ANY TWO above named, OHe Year. 90 00
HABPER' ) YOUNG PEOPLE
Ole Year. 30
POSTAGE Ere 10 oV sajsfb.gs ia tie
Initial states or C4a4I1.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
NTInGINIA. TO WI:

NIrGlNTA, TO W.T.:
At rules held in the Clerks C1'ce Of the
Circuit Court OF Shenandoah, Nov 2Jd ls3).-Is
VACATION.
william swar,E Guardian Of Lydia c. Taubcr
compt.
r ~ n rs.
Lydia c. Fauber, Mary Ann Rosnnberee', George
Bowman aud Eobe YEA his wife, Harrison fauber,
and the children and heirs at lag Of Abraham
Fauber decd. viz: Joel Borden ami Mary his
wife. silas Fauoer, j. atl Fau5er, Bette Fanber
AID lIauisl Peer and sarah An his wife and
jacob amman and Margaret his wife, late wid W
of Samuel Faqber deed. Deits.
In Chaucery.
The object 4 this suit Is to obtain decree e.
sell the real tate disised TO Samuel Fluber decd
and litterly assigned by Commissioners OF the
Circuit Cont If shenandoah unity to Lydia g.
Z uber, tho only orphan child Of SAID sam ue'
tauber decd. On he gro md that the Interest OF
he ward will be pi otecie by a sale thereof
1t appea ring b. satisfactory evidence that the
defendants silas Fauber, Israel fauher, 81 tie
Fauber, and Harriso Poor and Sarah Ann hi,
wife are MT inhabitants OF this stateIt is order
ed, fdat the sad defendants d. appear here with
in unc month after due publication hereof, and
10 what - necessary TO protect their Interest," that
copy Of tins order ne published IN some news
paper printed ia N0Ddstoca once week for iou
successive weeks and copy posted az the mont
DIOR 81 the Court "a auss OF SAID county. on .he
first day Of the next ircuil Court.
60 W. MiLEf. G. G. G. 3. G..
COY. TEST.
GO. 80. MlLEY C. G. g.. s.
Nov. 2i-iw. W. & W,p.q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
MANUFACTURED AT
Dry Kalsomipe and Fresco Paint
Works,
2:s Water 81. Lsts 372 Pearls. New York

This Kalsonine is an article that in the most
inexperienced hands cannot fail 10 produce .
pleasing eject.
II Is endorsed by PAINTERS, DEALERS and
HOUSEKEEPERS uherever tried. IL 10 ready for
use, by the addition OF water only. Il will NOT
rub or scale from the wall.
II will work we'll upon absorbent, or what are
known as hot wall, and Also on wood work.
IL Invaluable IN cleansing and disinfectng
walls that are impregusted With germs Of dis
ease. II Is made OF the purest Nh t., ard in
gradations Of oil the leading and fashionsbIs
Tints, Shades aud Colors
1t ISIS Id from sample card; sll the iints, shades
and colors are warranted In egery respect socu.
rate II will
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

The increase OF population in Geor.
gia since 1875 amounts to 27l, 557'