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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26
"a So -si,3t7,442 SO

Making the principal Of the debt
ON which, the futei est IL to be paid s32 2s090 90
9TH. "Thst at per cent. the interest on this
principal amounts ia round figures TO $4,000.
snow, IL the income u the state can be relied
for 81 900, above estimated, 1t appears that
this amount vt . per cent. can be paid, leaving a
surplus Of sl55.Oco In the Treasury"
The exposure Of these errors would
surely be sufficient, but there are others
lust as gross. Tue statement ls made
that the tax on property ia Virginia
Estate, city. county, and Federal exac-
tions"-amounts 10 1885, on every
hundred dollars worth. IL this 30?
The real aud personal property together
under lbe !ast complete assessment was
as | have stated, s3lS,393 $50 05.-
Now, 81 per cent. on this reaches the
Great amount of sl0,678 ia. Does
General Malone mean really 10 tell the
,,uD,ic that the people OF Virginia pay
such sun as trat b. n lax OH prop RI, j!
He puts the lax Tor the safe at2 100, :
900. What are The other eight millions
(aesrl,) for? The report OF The Audnot
alread, qaoted, SHOWS that The total
county aud Cit, taxation 10 Frs n.a
Vas only sl,367, 0S6.0l, which VIOLA
lease more Ilan seven millions Of dol
lar. to cv.Be IN unde' the head ol
"Federal exaetions." the tolAl tax
an property for eli purposes le;isd by
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26

About live inches OF snow fell al
Noble, Ala, Sunday night. Many
valuable trees were broken by the
weight OF the snow. About four inches
of snow fell in New Orleans. being
the heavies, siuce 1852. Augusta, Ga.
had the heaviest snowfall yesterday
ever known there, bat the snow melt
ed almost as fast as it tell. Alvices
from the interior of South Carolina re
port the heaviest snowfall in fifty years.
In Wilmington, y. c., aba: :hree
inches OF snow &, II.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26

CLEVELAND, Ono, Jan. PA dis
patch to the Leader from Newslk
says John Counting, day laborer,
forbid his eight.year old son coastlng
Oh an adj cert hill on Saturday last
The boy disObeyed, and the inhuman
father took him to the barn, procured
hickory sapling, split it, put the
boys thumbs inside. nailed the SAP
ling tight where split, then with 1t
lifted the boy upon the side of the
barn and nailed him, keeping him in
this crucifed state from four clock
10 the afternoon till ten at night, when
passers-by, hearing the lads grOans'
released him. Neigbbors to day went
to Newark for an officer to arrest the
father There is a strong feeling
against him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26

nTyrgrI bnsines now before the public. Iou
II b'Htt can make money faster at work tor
n rs than a. anything else Capital net
UilU | required. We will start yOa. Sl1 a
yald upwards made at home by the in dussrious
.en. women, boys AID gi Is wanted everywhere
10 wofk for a.. Now is the time. You can de-
vote your whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments. No other business will pay you
nearly as we'll No one willing tOwork can fail to
make enornous pay by engaging at once. Costly
outfit asd teens free. A great opportunity for
masing money easily and homo rsbly. Address
rnug Co.. Portland, Maine. jay H,-ly
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fDanyille Ull.l Negs.l

John Stein. Esq. City Brewer re-
ferring to its valuable qualities SAID to
A "News" representative l have
used ST. Jacobs Oil in my family and
recommend it to my acqualntrnces'
It has always given the best satisfsc
ton, and is truly wonderful remedy
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26
twala walls Watchman.l
Wise Words ola Willing wit.
moss

AT the close of mass meeting, ac-
cordiug to the report Of the same pub
lisbed in a La Grange paper, refer
ence was made to the phenomenal
efficacy Of St. jacobs Oil 10 the may
painful dleases to which mankind il
subject. We refer to the above a.
.howing how strong hold the Old
German Remedy for Rheumatism, has
on the experience aud good wishes
OF the great public,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26
$l,33l,0e0
being s6S, 300 below what General NJ
S 900.00O
43l,OJ

being $68, 800 below what General Ma.
hone Claims to be low water mark.
But General Malone aud the Rid
dleberger bill put the State expenses
too high and Tue revenue too low, as l
have shown. Aud here il may be iu-
slrucliye TO compare the Rlddleberger
bill and the late address and interview
OF General Malone with General Ma
hone himself. Igive an extract from
his published address delivered by invi-
tatlon before the Mozart Hall Con-
yentisn, which contains an estimate OF
revenues aud of expenses, and OF the
State debt, aud winds up with a balance
OF sl55 900 in the treasury. Extract
from General Mahone's speech:
let. THAT the net revenue from all sources is
s., 49,, 423 rs.
I'd. 'Lxpenses OF government (estmated) after
d. accounting estimated savings from BIENNIAL ses-
slons and in the cost Of criminal
proceedings. .$560,YOO, 90
Proportion OF net
revenue dee to the
public schools. $50 ll2 So 81, 3l7,4 SO
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26
k-ublic Sale
% F.
w HI $ X Il Y !!

Collectors Office, 9th Dit. Va.
Jan. 9Th. 1881 !
By virtue of authority in ME vested | will
proceed to sell at public auction to the high
est bidder on
Thursday, Jan. 9Th. 1881, at IL A. n.
At the Distllery of Adam Seibel near
Edinburg, Shen. Co. Va. 80 gallons ofwhis-
KEY, (made in March 1879 to satisfy an
assessment for taxes against said Adam
Seibel. g8- Terms CASH.
w. NJ. CHESNEY.
Jan. l9.-2t Deputy Collector.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26
PREMIUMS
Boot and Shoe Making |

Ihave opened first class BOOr AND SHor
Magma Snor in Woodstock. All work is
guaranteed to please. TERMS CASH
prices moderate.
Shop, in the Masruder building, in rear Of
the adele shop OF Mr.. VIA. DOsh. l have
employed first class workman.
L. N. HO SH0UR.
Dec. IS So
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26
Actual expenses Of government for -
1889. .ae'ooo o
Actual sum due to schools each year 4s',7o9 o
instead of al 100000.

instead oil u 4UU,O
Aud if 10 this b. added the interest
on the debt al 8 per Cent. even putting
it al Mahone's iigures-t996. s60:l3-we
have S2.273, 1881 IS as the real outlay II
he McCulloch bill had been carried in o
effect. Iu his statements both OF reve.
nue and expenditures, made with suciI
an assumpsoa Of extreme care and
accuracy, General Malone is cOntra'
di.ted by tue Riddleberger bill itsell.
He says the most revenue to b. expect
ed is 81, 100, 900: but the Rlddlcberger
dill, " hlch in Its preamble goes Into
details, put this at 2,l65 OO0. General
Malone says that under lie most frugal
admins ration the expenses OF The gov
eminent aud the schools cannot be got
leu below 81. 1000 But the Rid
dlebergcr bill puls
State government at 5 900. 600
Schools. 43l.oJU
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26
Posfpouement,
RaOt and ShGe Nan.
king.

u. 'Copenhaver has opened a boot and
shoe making shop, in the snoP occupied py
Mr.. William Dosh, in this place where he
he siil be blessed to serve his old customers
snd the public generally
Term Cash. ....
Jsny, ls-n
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26

Peter NJ Roller. Catharne A: Roller, J. ".
Conner. John R)senbergcr, John NJ. om'cA.
D. T Kasey, J. W. Miller, Jno E'ton H'f-
ris, Robt Harris, Edward Harris. Thorn 5
Harris, Wilbor Harris. and Chales Ha.lis,
Delts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26

A fiual readjustment Of the Virginia
debt is an indispensable thing. Some
of the bonds bear per cent. interest.
with tax-receivable coupons. and Others
per cent, the coupons Of which are
not receivable for taxes. A new bond
which shall be uniform, and put all the
creditors upon the same aud equal loot
luz, should be negotiated. 1u view OF
the low rates of Interest now prevailing
Tor public securities, 3 per ceut. ought
to be the rate OF the new bond. The
details of the bill for the process OF 70
funding must be settled BY the Leglsla-
ture.
The Readjusters have coupled, aud
continue 10 couple. their clamor about
the debt OF Virginia with .he most heart
rruding accounts OF the poverty OF the
people aud the State, According 10
them the State is only vast poOr'hoase
aud it's citizens so many naupels. Thej
profess TO autimmlgranls 10 the State.
aud by way oil inducing Them, tell them
and the world that the taxes are op-
pressive and almost inlolerable. that
the people are poor, aud they offer The
invited immigrant the choice between
reputation and poverty aud hardship.
Ills true that many were made bank
rupt by the war and its consequences,
aud the people OF the State have un-
dergoDe much trouble. But they have
made brave aud manly eifO:., and this
day believe The PROSPECTS oi The State
10 be more promising and It's iuIure
brighter than any period OF its history.
There is more energy. more industry,
more enterprise more Development aud
grow h OF business than could naye been
expected or even hoped Tor, aud ~
prove aud subslanllate this opinion
nave ouly 10 mention few facts.
Virginia III the last ten years has i'll
creased nearly 3Ou,OJU III her popdIa-
LlOn. Her lUWns aud cllles have grown
much III people aud more IN business.
give a Statement irOn The census JuSl
completed vi some OF the towns aud
81
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In Chancery.


The object OF this suit is TO ascertain what
interest the defendants, the heirs at law Of
Beatty Carson. decd have in the prole ty.
at Mt Jackson. Va. now occupied by the
Complainant, if any, and. if any, to have a
decree for the partition of the same among
thoss entitled thereto, Said property was OH
to P, my hacker and Conn and Afterwards
convey ed TO said Complains nj.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the de eudants Peter W Roller, Catharine a.
Roller; Robt. Harris, Edward Harris Thomas
Harris. WILDER Harris and Carson Harris are
not inhabitants ofthis ~tate-It is orde rel,
That the said defendants do appear he-e
wishin one month after due publication here
Of and do what is necessary 70 prot CT their
interest; that a copy Of this be published n
some newspaper printed in Woodstock, once
week for four successive weeks, and copy
posted at the front door of the Court House
OF slid County, on the first day of the mex
Circuit Court.
GEO. w. MlLEY, c. C. c. s. c.
A Copy, Toste
GEO. W. MILEY c. c. c. S. c.
A. & NJ / A. G. W. p.q Jan. 26.-iw.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26
TO WIT.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Y In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court OF Shenandoah, Jan. DIST, 1881
Dorilas Proctor, Complainant.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26
MANUFACTURED AT
Dry KalsOmipe and Fresco Paint
Works,
2c6 Water s.. Late 372 psaris.. New York

This Kalsomine is an article that in tbs nss
inexperienced hands cannot fail 10 produce .
pleasing effect.
II ia endorsed BY PAINTERS, DEALERS ss4
HOUSEKkE Frs wherever tried. IL Ia ready fss
use, by the addition OF water only. It viii nss
rub or scale from the wall.
II will work well upon absorbent, or What ere
known Is hot wall, and ssI GU wood work.
II Is invaluable in cleansing and disiBfeetAS
walls that are impregnated With germs Of dh.
ease. 1t is made Of the purest Nh ts, and b
gradations Of all the leading and fsshionaks
Tints, Shades aud Colors
II 10 Id from sample card; all the tiuts, shalss
and colors are warranted In eysY respect aces
rate II will
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26

AS to the boast made 80 loudly that
under the control OF the RradiusierS
put in office year ago the affairs Of The
State have been better administered
than formerly. it must he bOrne in
mind that under the McCulloch bill the
amount Of IS 049. 1910 was funded in
new bonds at per cent. Which before
that time bore per cent, thus reduc-
ing the interest one half and ehectins
an annual saying to the STA OF more
than $40. 900, Of which two thirds
would be in TAX receivable coupons. o.
the sum funded sl05. 1890 were pur'
chased for the Sinking Fund, and have
since been cancelled. so that whereas
before the passage Of the McCulloch bill
he State had to pay 6 per cent. Oh
sS O49. 1870 /, now pays 3 per cent.
on s7:944 3l4 S0.-See report OF Sec
ond Auditor, 1889. Aud it IS the saw
Ing thus effected and the saving by the
the rctrenchment acis of the so-called
Bourbon Legislature of lS77-'7S that
mas made money more abandARt in
the treasury, and not any skil0I
wise management of the offic
apprehensions that General "A
express that after the end OF thevbrsI
ten years. when the McCulloch bill
would commence drawing 4 per cent.
Ilsterest, the people could not pay 1t,
seem wholly groundlcss.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26

the State, counties. cities. and towns
only aggregates e. 979 Sl4.35, or less
than per cent. Of the assessed value Of
the property Of the people. The
'Bourbons," or "Funder,' are not
responsible for Federal exactions, 1"
If any ar p acticed.
There 10 one fact very materisl 10 he
known and understood in AL this dis
custom about the debt Of Virginia. and
NAT is that the large amount OF s5.-
3p9' 306. 80 of it. held by the commiss-
toner's OF the Sinking Fund. was requir-
by the McCulloch bill to he cancelled
aud extinguished. and 1t was so cancelled
aud extinguIshed-lhus Kidding the
olate forever OF that amount. See
report OF Second Auditor for 1879. The
Ridd eberger bill. which is the one the
headjusters passed and propose to
stand by. fixes the debt at sl9.665 l96.
which it declares to be the true amount
due. 1t scales down one class of bonds
from one hundred to flfty-thrce-that
Is. it compels man who has a bond OF
Class A as defined by the McCulloch
bill, of 500. to take new bond Tor
s53. In fixing this sum as the true DEBT
the Legislature contradicis itself as well
as General Malone; for in the per'or-
nance of constitutional duty it pun
lished to The world along with its acts
a statement fixing the debt proper at
s29, 1867 .S5S 0G. and General Mahone'h
his Published speech already referred
to, put 1t at s32 $1,000 02-being so
accurate 20 actually to descend to cents
and declared himself willing to paw
that amount at per cent. interest ana
to use legislative power to accomplish IT,
How il it that he could Tx the
amount Of the debt Ia February, 1879
at s32 979 090.02. and base his opinion
on a calculation so close and scruilnlz
Inc az to find AN odd too cents OF prln
clpal in snch large matter, and vet de-
clare now that the same debt not re-
duced since, as he claims, by any paw
ment even covering interest. IS onlJ
something over $4,000 0009 II the
claims and assertions of the Readjust
srs should appear. as l insist they do
nnsounl and incorrect as to the matters
of the debt and revenues and expen d
lnres of the State, are thev more rella
able in other resppcts They claim to
Re the sole and exclusive guardians o
the common school system. and thu
The "Bourbons," or "Funders," il 10
ms enemies, are at least Tot its friends
and have lett languish and be neg
| lected. Their peculiar and excessive
zeal is of very recent birth. They ha'
nothing TO do with establs hing the sys
tenn or putting it into operation. Th'
Constitution Of Virginia provides tina
"the General Assembly shall provide
nv law at its trst session under TIL
Constitution uniform system OF pub
lie tree.schools, and for It's gradual
equal. and full introduction into all III
counties of the State by the year 1876
or as much earlier as practicable"
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Keep for Years

without change In Qusli.y or Color, and sfs-s
being mixed with water, will keep for months
Of box form, holding sIT pounds aud one pounl,
With full directions for Il 10 also pack I'd IN
bulk, in barrels Of about SO pounds, in half-bsr.
reIs Of about $50 pounds, and boxes Of as and v
pounds each and being in dry condition, Il esz
be chesply transported.
six pound package will cover over 40 squsss
feet with one coat Ola hard anished wall
IL saves the loss Of time aud waste Of materials
common VITA the old N de OF mixing e. prodaes
desirable tnts, &c pail Of this Kssomins can
be- mixed 10 hye minutes.
To people who wish TO BEAUrIFY THIIn
HOMES at SMALL COST, our KSlsomins ana
Fresco Paints are especially adapted.
II you wish to avoid experimenting. read As
following
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This widespread popularity Of my PtTfsr
'LS0MISE and sresco Paints having induced
interruptions parties to foist upon the zarkst
worthless preparatOns, under various names
purporting to be for the same purposes, esxt,sa
the public to qua. d against such frauds. OF sssias
that my NAME aud TRADE MARK are on ever
package. II. n. J0HNS1 on, Pstentss.
For sale by B. &C NIT.
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Ann ual outlay for the expenses Of
government and the support
Of the schools,
Average interest for ten years on
the McCulloch bill,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-26

JOHN w, JOHNSTON.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-09-14
Dry Geoas sghaiesale asarket.

y vatsr eonvsyanas-Iooo bush 0ornnleAl to q.
% -'Tiza y fJo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-09-14
LABOR TROUBLES,
Great Excitement in New Orleans.
THE MILITIA ASSEMBLED AT THEIR
ARMORY.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 13.-This forenoon Jim
drew pistol and shot Join Lncky in the
back. Wilson continued and delivered his load
OF cattle at the Kentucky prees when large
crowd gathered around the press and fears OF
riot were iminent. Three Transfers reported
they were driven off their floats aud one OF
them was struck with rock. Their floats
were taken in charge by the police and driven
to their destination. Twenty men employed
at the Natchez press armed themselves With
double barrelled shot guns and Went 10 WORK
with their guns near at hand. In Tehaupl-
toulas street several pistol shots were fired Id
rapid succession. Two men were arrested Tor
firing the shots at the teamsters. The first
and second brigades of militia ha We assembled
at their armories ready for duty. Great tx
citement is reported at the foot of Eughien
street, where men loading ship with cotton
have been driven from their work By a men
acing crowd. The mob boarded the vessel and
it is now reported to be firing through the
hatchway at the screw men in the hold.
Mayor Shakespeare today officially request
ed aid of Acting Gov. McEnery, and McEn-
cry issued proclamation announcing he had
assumed the control of the city for restoring
order, ordering all unlawful assemhlages TO
disperse forthwith, and all military organlza-
tions to hold themselves in readiness for -lmme.
date service All armed volunteers Will be
ceived and Major Gen. Behan assigned to i'm
mediate command of all forces within the
limits of the city. No interference will be
had with the civil authorities of the city or
parish. The chief of police will report with
his forces to Major Gen. Behan for duty.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-09-14
MASSACHUSETTS.

The Mechanics Association Exhibition.
BOSTON, Sept. 13.-The 14th exhibition of
the Charitable Mechanic Association opened
this morning in their new and elegant build
ing on Huntington avenue. Addresses were
given by Hon, Charles o. Slack, President of
the Association, Gov. Long. Mayor Prince,
Robert G. Anthony, and Others At the close
of the speeches Gov Long started the great
engine and the exhibition was declared open.
Sale of the Barque Western Sea.
Messrs III. Harris & Co. sold at auction this
noon the barque Western Sea, which recently
became so prominent in connection with the
Fuller Goodnow swindle. The barque has a
tonnage OF nearly 256, and since her arrival
from Machiasport has lain at Battery wharf,
where to-day's sale was made. When Mr..
GOodnow purchased her the rigging was over
hauled, and she was in many other respects re-
fitUed and made thoroughly seaworthy. There
was good attendance at the sale, but the bid
ding was not especially spirited. The barque,
with the rigging, anchors, chains, ETC., was
first offered. It was started at $1,000, and from
that price it was bid up at the rate OF $50 and
SIS bid to $1,000, at which figure it was
knocked off. One of the large tender oats
was then sold for $50 and the cabin furniture
for IS, making the aggregate $3058. George
f. Wilde was the purchaser of the whole, and
the terms of settlement were 500 cash down
and the balance upon the delivery of the bill
of sale
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-09-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
Ex-Gov. Dingley's Majority for
Congressman Increased.
NOW ESTIMATED AT OVER 5000.

LEWISTON, Sept. 13.-Returns from the
greater part of the Second Congressional Dis
trict increase the majority Of ex.Gov. Dingley,
the Republican candidate. So far Dingley has
1O,09s; Gilbert LAO; scattering 232. Dingley's
majority 4.9l7.
These towns gave 1887 Republican majority
last lyear. The towns to hear from gave 67
Republican majority last gear. Probably Din
ley's majority is about 5,OGo
Androscoggin complete gives Dingley 2,l55
maiority Oxford, nearly complete, llCo;
franklin 700; Sagadahoc 1850.
The Republican vote is larger than usual on
an off year.
LATER
Returns received up TO Tuesday evening
show the following vote on Monday: Ding
ley, 10,46S; Gilbert, 5,094 Reed, III; Eustis,
GO Republican majority 5,123. The balance
OF the district last year cast GAG Republican and
CSC opposition vose.
VIM. D. Pennell, Representative to the Leg
islature from Lewiston, has $50 majority over
Sanborn, Democratic.