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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18
"wednesday, Jan. 18th. Isse.
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.

TnE following article from 'ue
Nation shows the view taken by
outsiders Of the new bill, on the State
debt. As for ourselves, we have no
fight to make. Thes people OF 'H>
cinis, in their cffOrt to settle Justly
and houorsbly the debt Of the State
were overwhelmed by Northern
money. Northern politicians ard the
entire influence of the National admin
,s,rat;,n. Now should the contes
again come before the people, we are
willing to let affairs take their own
course. The people Of Virginia were
ready to do their duty, but 1t North
ern money has deprived northern
bOudholders Of their property 1t is not
the fault of the people OF this state
Who free from the influences named
above, would have made s. just and
oOr;,able settlement OF their oDligs-
tons. Virginia is abouudsn'ly able 10
nav her debt without al Increase OF
taxation. Her people made an earnest
effort 10 do so, bat outsiders contr0il-
.d,be election and to them belong
,:.. IL there be disgrace IN
in .cbsnes which Northern papers
asnouncs SIS confidence opera
tons.
..Ons Of the Riddlebcrger bills now
before the virgiuia Legislature is OF
; os sufficient to place in its true
IT, ,sa before the world the Malone
a aeSsme of Republication The coupons
Of The State bonds issued in 1871 ano
u 10 "a. we're made receivable in payment
IS aG The nub!ic taxes. An attempt To-
tsks away such rcceivability was tOlled
by the decisions both OF the State .N
o1d Federal supreme Courts. The
S STAT ;s, in short, bound to receive
them BY every Law, human and div divine.
w. IT, cat rid ofthis obligation Riddle
herser has devised scheme winch IL
= herdlv too strong TO Call 'oonh.
depce operation He has cOOcSct x
and inserted in the preamble OF bis
oi'I '. ~ oounops are in circulation;
that, therefore, when any coupons :. ai -
o5er,d in payment Of taxes 1t IS
necessary to ascertain their gen OlOess'
Ne hen proposes to enact that the
,av.collector shall aocept no coupons
in nsymept of taxes; that be shall &C"
cent apy coupons only for the pur-
nose determination; and that Inc YAK
sball in the mean time be collected 10
money on pain of disIralnt. Inc
Aonn;ueuess Of the coupons is then 10
he ascertained by regular Jury,'tr'si
in the county court, with its usual eA-
pepse and delay. If ascerta'neo' thsy
are to be received in paymen, OIL 'ns
taxss AID the money originally PAID
refunded but without any allowance
for costs or ve1atiOn. The measure
is of course based on the expectation
that in most cases the taxpayer VIII
not take the trouble or VIII not nave
the means to begin suit and will
thu, seem to acquiescc IN the pre'eOoe
.l..ln a.N
of the preamble, and 10 the fraudulent
process for which it prepares 1t Is
safe to say that State in which Su'n
schemes are gravely entertained Dy
leading politicians in it's Legislature
ouobl To raise the salaries o! It's crlInl-
nal judges, in order TO compensate
them for The embarrassment they must
feel in trying its C. nfdence men,
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iic GuiiCIu Trial.

Thc Guiicau Trial
u AsmlNGraE. ia r4Iy Il -- he
coug,r, ON MAS d,n>ely crowded to
day in arlic pa'i.n O. iue opening
areum mt Tor lr drcrcr.
NJ 10 o'cio 4 iue prisoner was
brought ia, and as sooo rs h~ ha]
tanen Is sal he opened lbe days
proceedings with t.e n'lowiug
speeca.
Il ,ec.iy Il thirty chrcSs yestcr-
day representing ahoo' $1,000.
Some o. them ! suppose are worth
les, and man. Of them are no doub,'
good. Idou'; esn' any one to send
me worthless CHECKS DO my own
banking bi-r--s.a d ch cSo should
b. made on; go mY onicr Any one
wno desires 10 sead pr money can
do so. hat ipol gani worthless
cleck..'
Nj. Red too; q position imme
d aiely so mont Of 'be jury awaiting
the Ign. te'u the Court to begin
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oe'ofe Tie jury '"ey can 90 So
UuiIe'" protested 'A"t he appear,
ed as his own counsel and claimed
the ri6"t as %n American ei'lAeh 10
oe .cafd III his own dc'rnce'
fihuino 'l.' Judge O'N co0'l
Rot Ie moved. ne shouted.
Let lie record SHOW thaf | ap'
pear here as my counsel ""d that
! take exception to your iuii'g'
Ju &c CoX' L shall appeal 10 tie
American people and they VIII over
rule you' ""d 70" VIII 50 down to
future ages Win a BLACK STAN upon
your name e
Judge COX made no reply to TINS
TRADE but simply nodded to Mr.
Red to begin ms argument.
Dir. Il ed then rose 10 address the
jury on behalf CT the prisoner. lie
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18

Look on this picture and on
this The rcidjustcrs have al
ways claimed to be the special
friends OF pubic schools: how have
they proved il? No man will deny
that The first clement OF success for
public school system is compe-
tency in its officers. The conse..
vative party placed al the head Of
ours VIM. ii Ruliuer, a man known
and honored throughout the coun-
try as a life long advocate of public
education--ihe peer OF any State
Superintendent in the Union; the
readipsisr party gives US Richard
Il. FAIR, unknown as a teacher or
literary man, charged with inability
to spell aud write dramatically,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18

How do You Manage" aid lady
TO her frierd. ITO appear 81 happy all
the time 2 Il ALWAYS havr Pdrker's
Ginger Tonic handy" was the repl,.'
aud TINS keep mysrly aud famil, i'
rood health and spirit. see adv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18
1852.
Harpef's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

"Aivays varied, alFays improving Charles
Francis Adams, Jr.
Usrpers Magazine, the most pognlsr ilustracd
yolume with the December Number. IL rep. ese MS
What ia best 10 American literature sni art. aud III
marked success In Rnglsnd-where It has already
A circulation larger han that % any English
magazine of the same class-has brought into its
.eryice the most eminent writers and artists Of
f,reat Britain. The forthcoming volumes for 1852
win in every respect. snrlass the predecessors.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18

1t is estimated that $4,000 will
be required to repair the gubernssorisl
mansion at Richmond. That snm
OUCH. to build a new mansion and
furnish it for the Governor OF people
as murb Impoverished as Virginians
we're represented to be by the party
that elected biru.-lClarke Courier.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18
attention Farmers !


Increase iu s'ze, unub-rOf i.s.-s, Interest and
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Prizes hered Tor Fsssys ia various departments
Of Farming. stock llaiUug. Fruit dfOwing, Mar
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fsssys are eKuected 70 be prominent ieitases
during the year.
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beautiful and costly art.cles-al iree FOR iutle
tine sud labor.
No Farmer IN the Atlantic states from Delaware
to Geofgia,c an anord t. be without tbs old aid
relistle adviser and guide on farm work.
The most competent, succcssfs aud eSi er.encet
men and women have charge II tie seyera. depart
ments.
Reports Of Representative Isrmefs' cluls are
(. noiable feature q is Issues
there is E Home Department. with claiming
and prat cal suggestions tcrtae ladies Of t4 iarn
household
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Executors Notice.

Woo .rCcK. Va. Pee. 10. 1881
Anparties having claims against the estate Of
Michael Ssrbsush, deed. are heiebv not'nrt C.
produce them. properly authenticated before J.. j.
Navuau AT Woodstock for settlement,
GEO. %. RlHAS, fS'r
Dsc I4th.-tf Of n. Sorhaoph, DECD
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18

The Readjdster Legislature If Nir-
sina will appropriate $4,000 to rtp'ir
The Governors Mansion The ONLY
Bourbon" furniture they will i,aye
there will be the side board, AMI DE-
Gazette
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Jan. sci-4tpd
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RICHMOND. Va. Avg. |, 1881.
The election this fall will be ore Of the most
important ever held in this Stte, snd 1t Will be -
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18

The bara Of John b. Borst, near
stevensburg, Culpeper county. Va.
was burned q lew nights ago. together
with large quantity Of wheat, broom
corr. proyender and farming inp!e.
rnents aud harness.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-28
CONsIGNEES

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Sep
TENDER 25-F0rdg Office S, H'& W Ry, Cohen
Peacock, Il & Co, Graham Z II, Boley & Son
a Miller g Co, Eckman & V, Hanley, n
Cleary Keitt, d 0'Connor, Chess, q Co, l
Myer, G + STUDIOS & Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
September 28-Fordg Office, p Williams Co
Z L Jones, Peacock. z & Go, Meinhard Bros &
Co, Il 7 Roberts, NJ LAWN, Rutherford & +
Guckenheimer & Son, Crawford & l., Bacon
& B, W w Gordon & Co, John McDonOugh
r B Reppsrd. Haslam & II, Lee Roy Myers, Z
Solomon & Son, A Einstein's Sons, NJ Y Hen
derson, Holcombe, q & Co, II Myers & Bros
Bendheim bros & Co, l l. Falk & Co, Butler &
S. II NJ Conner & Co, @ Stubs & Co, Baldwin
& Co, L Guilmartin & Go, Jno tiannery & 20
Chas Ellis, NJ Maclean, Estes, INCA & Co, Gee
Walter, w w Chisholm & Co, II Richmond, j
Il Sheldon. ] w Lathrop & Co, Savannah GuanC
Co, J h Johnston.
Per steamer Mary Fisher, from Cohen's Bluff
ID Hull, P Williams & Co, II + Grant Co
Geo Water, W W Gordon & Co, l. J Gullmar
tin & Co, Butler & S, II NJ Conner & Co, II Solo
mon & Son, r Roach & Bro, Peacock, d & Co
Ray. f Stubbs u Co, Pelzer, r & Co, "
jackson, A VIM. JnO Flannery & 90, Bald
win & Co. W " Chisholm & Co, II Dorsett
Graham & II, P Tuberdy, J Hart Bro.
Per Central Railroad, September %6-Fordg
Agt, c Woods, Allen & l., g X Allen, Evans
& s. Singer Mfg Co, G E Suits, w Dixon, z u
Rogers. S Cohen, J Collins Z Co, Joyce & H.
Lippman Bros. ThOs West, Lee Roy Myers
I Epstein & Bro, Guckenheimer & Son. Chess
@ & Co, A Miller a Co, Weed & e, i Fried. Q
2 Ravens, Theo Basch, J b Reedy, II Myers G
Bros L Z Tebeau, w / Miller, A NJ & Q w West
Ludden & b, Palmer Bros, n Henderson, j
Whitesides, H solomon & Son, @ Seller, a Han
lev d @ Bacon & Co, h N Conner & 90. " "
Gordon 4 Co, j S Wood q Bro, Woods q Co
@ Stubbs & Co, Estes, MICA & Co, M Macleani
H + Grant & Co, " Lathrop & Co, ID Gull
martin & Co. Woodbridge & H, + III Farley,
Jno Flannerv & Co. Baldwin & 60. Geo Walter,
J Z Wheaton, Peacock. d & Co, J Williams
& Co, W W Chisholm, West Bros.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-28

ra~nCSo a. l1fcl once before y n M
The depot ticket once loiu Not be oDeS for nm
trdfA. +'sS W Sos
Cozatag South-TfosRs 40 and e.
leave leave charleston. 5:s5 m 4;0Op1n
rhso . 80 s.nnan. .lO'55 IA 9:20 D M
me 4;lo ? m train from Savannah, and 5.ss
., ~ ssS1n rom Cnarleston make no stops be-
tween Yemassee and Charleston.
For Port Royal and Beaufort.
Leave Savannah Sunday excepted A.10
Arrive Beaufort 90 u
Arrive Port ROYAL '-9 800 L "a
Leave Port Royal 100 100 u
Leave Beaufort I" 100 z -
Arrive Savannah go a
n - On SaIetrdaus trains will arrive ~ Sort
hoyal 81 II 80 p n instead Of !, %. az 1--we
Port Royal at $3.50 "a instead Of Ann
FOR ricketts,. Sleeping Car ACCOM-
snd further information apply go
q Bull street. and st lickssssq.21 :, =
FLORIDA ana Western -.9:20 "A
ssepiDg car O or spm e4se
ana y n apply = y s.. PCS
q 1pr~ft- at iioiseS X ~ 49,
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-28

demand, choice white. CSC; yellow mixed, Soc
Oats IN fair demand and steady; Western. 43c;
texas held at SIC. Pork easier; mess So 5Oa
= <SSso<S Lard closed steady; refined, in tierces
IS94al5c, IN kegs II s0c. Bulk meats in fair de-
lnand; shoulders. packed, 1014a10zxc for old,
tv55alu24c for new. Bacon hieher; shoulders,
t5ali14ci snort rib, 16al61sc; long clears 1614a
l09sc. Hams, sugar cured, scarce and firm I:
eanvased. ordinary l5aI6c, choice 164a16l6c
whisky steady; Western recUifled, 81 O5a1 20
Souee dull; Rio, ordinary to prime, jObbing at
sz9aIlc sugar in good demand and steady Il;
fuiiy fair, SIC; velinw clarified s5saS3{c;
prime 70 choice. S34a9e. Molasses-nothng do.
l1g: klce dull; Louisiana. ordinary to cnoice,
Louisville, September 2S.-Fiour steady and
IN fair demand; extra family, 81 25a5 90; fancy
TO choice, s. 25a5 IS. Wheat quiet; No 2 red
winter, ooa90c. Corn dull; No. white, 69c; No
mixed, 6sc. Oats firm; Western, 30a33c;
Northern 36c. Provisions in fair demand
market firm; hess pork, S23. Bulk meats
shoulders, Zoe; clear rib, 1890; clear Sides 15c
8acSp-shouiders, 1054c; rib, 1910; clear, 1910.
steam, 121kc. Whisky steady at 81 IL
BALTIMORE, September 28.-Oats steady and
nfn: southern 42a44c ditto red rust-prOof 39a
sc; western, white 43a44c, mixed 42c; Pennsyl-
eanla, 4Sa44c. Provisions firm: Mess pork
90 y. Bulk meats-Shoulders and clear rib
SIDES, packed, lis4c and 151fc. BacOn-shoul-
GERS, lSz9c; clear rib sides, 17c Hams, sugar
cured, l6AaI714c. Lard refoed, 14c. Coffee
gull; Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 fair, 794a914c
sugar steady; A soft, glkc Whisky steady at
81 S0al y. Freights quiet and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, September %. 500 p.m.-Turpen-
tine. 37s.
LoSDoN, September Is, 400 p. m.-Turpen-
tine, 37s cd.
New YORK. September 2s.-Ros1n firm at
81 oJal 80. Iurpentine firm at doc
CHARLESTON, September 28.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm at 4415c. Rosin steady; strained and
good strained, 81 45a1 so.
WLMNeToN, September 2S-Spirits turpen-
tine firm at dc ROsin firm at 81 32l6 for
strained; 81 4216 for good strained. Tar firm
at u ~ Crude turpentine irregular; 81 GOAL 20