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The Radicals in control Of the southern

The Radicals in control of the southern
States have doubled the public debt of
those States, and have filed their pockets
with the money they ostensibly voted for
the public good. Who can dare think OF
trusting to such men the fate Of Virginia?
In North Carolina, out of $40 900 900
of additional debt heaped upon the Shout
ders of that poor State, those Radicals
allowed only $50o.000 to go iato the
treasury or to public use. The question
is. Where weut the other $40, 800 goo
In the language fthe prince ofswindlcrs,
it may be said Where the woodbine
twineth.' Yirgi aians, do you want to send
the hard earned treasure of your State
in that direction. Dispatch.
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Mons MARITAL LAW IN SOUTH CARO-
L1SA.-The New York Heruld has the
following dispatch from its special cores
pondeut liz South Carolina, dated Column
bia, 9Th inst:
have just arrived from Union Court
house this morning. fhe arrest of citi-
zens was resumed at an early hear The
infantry which arrived Oh Monday Hast
pcketed all the roads leading into the
town, and refused to permit any person
to leave or enter. Leaving my room
found drawn up on the street in front Of
the hotel body Of soldiers. with United
States Marshal johnson and his assistant
on the porch. Mr.. Hughes, proprietor
of the hotel. was called out aud summary
arrested Another man, whose name
have not learned, was Immediately after
taken into custody. Squads OF troops
were then sent with deputy marshals tc
various parts of The town to make arrests.
From the list Of names on the paper
saw in the hands Of the deputy marshal,
I expect that large number were taken
up. To-Day Inc spectacle was on0
hope never again to see. It was pain
fui IN the extreme.
When | left Union On the cars for
Columbia the town was being secured by
the troops. As fast as the prisoners
we're arrested they were taken to the
depot under guard, and no person allow
ed to approach them. They will be SEN
10 Spartanburg to-day.
To the time l left net the slightes
opposition had been made By the citizens
bat the feeling throughout South Carolini
and especially in the counties under th'
ban, is exceedingly bitter. II the preson
troubles end in bloodshed I should not b.
surprised at all.
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Oar majority in the Legislature is /

Oar majority in the Legislature is so
large .Lat it may provo troublesome. -
There is not Radical enough left to
furnish amusement Ia the Senate. they
have only ter members. Ia the House
we shall have nearly three fourths of the
members. A Pretty neat job.
Our people came up to their work
noby on the home stretch. Well done,
Couserva lives L was hard TO rouse you
from your sIumbers, but when you got on
your legs you made good time. Thank
God the State is saved Enquirer
The Chicago Journa says : During the
week after the great fire, while the city
was without drop Of water, the cows
very humanely gave an increased supp "
of milk all around town-that is, so far
as the quality was concerned. Every one
says we have never had such milk in the
history Of the city.
We are quite gricved to see it announc-
ed in the Charlottesville Chronicle, that
Capt Early says that he gives the thing
up, that it was fair election, 'but those
id colored people are not to be trusted. :
Surely this is not backing friends
Senator Fenton and Collector Murphy
are said TO have struck hands and become
friends Mr.. Greeley hangs back, but it
is indicated that he will also join in the
peace making.
Miss Briel, of Richmond. Va. who
was in Europe during the late Franco
German war, has received from the En-
peror William of Germany Cross Of
Honor, in recognition of the services rem
dered BIZ her to the sick and wounded
soldiers.
A clergyman at Council Bluffs, Iowa,
has made new departure in the matter
of 'hilch ling up folks He has swept
away the old establishedsrules of marry
ing for fee, and announces that he shall
herea fter marry by weight, charging four
cents per pound for the happy man, and
two cents for the bride. The idea is a
novel one. -,
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GENERAL ELECTION

The result Of the general election is as
7gos generally expected. Wisconsin
elects Republican Governor aud Lcgis-
latare, Illinois elects Republican Con
gresham at large. New York elects .
Republican State ticket and Legislature
Kansas has gone Republican by an in
creased majority. Minnesota has elected
a Republican Governor by a large major
ity. Mississippi has given Republican
majority Maryland. Virginia. and New
Jersey have given large Democrat,
nsjorities. Massachusetts, gives ii
u sual Republican majority.
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Shocking Suicide in Wilmington Dela-

Saoekiag Suicide In Wilmington Della.
ware.
There was great deal of exc temcnt IN
Wilrningt ton, yesterday, IN consequence
of the suicide of William S. First, a
prominent young lawyer of that city. and
well known in Philadelphia. One of the
principal causes assigned for the commits
sion Of the fash act is the rejection OF his
hand by young lady who is resident
Of Chris tiaua village, small town OF
some three or four hundred inhabitants.
and some six miles from Whining ton.
Deceased was born in Wilmington and
at the time O his death was in the 26th
year 0 I his age. Some four years he en-
tered the law-offce of Hon. L. L. Ba-
yard, and was admitted 10 the bnr year
ago last May, since which time he has
pracliced law and taken quite an active
part in local politics CD the Democratic
side. He made the acquaintance Of the
yong lady while she was attending the
Wesleyan Female College, and 1t would
appear from the rumors in regard to the
affair that she did not lock coldly upon
his suit at first, but afterwards cast him
off suddenly.
1t SCENE that First has been quite dis
sipated of late, and was naturally of a
very exeitable disposition. During sew
eral days previous to the sad occurrance
he was evidently laboriug under strong
men Ia excitement, and on We dnesday
ltesaoon he called at the drug store of
John J Gallagher, on Market street,
near Brandywine bridge, and procured a
strong opiate to induce sleep.
In the evening, between 10 and II
o'clock. he visited the residence of Hon.
William G.. Whitley, residing at No.
1913 Tatnall street. He was 10 Intimately
acquainted with Mr.. W., proceeded to
nalrate the cause of his troubles, in the
meanwh lie producing a small pocket pis-
toll. which he hand ed in a care less man
ner. 1t was first taken away fron him
by Mr.. ", but subsequently returned,
as be said he always slept with it under
his pillow at night. He then handed
Mr.. Whitley two letters to read, and al
Ter one had been looked over, and while
|. the other was being perused. there was
sharp report ola pistol, and the young
man fell senseless on tie floor.
He was shot through the head, just
above the right eye, aud only lived about
twenty minutes. The body was taken to
his home, No, 1O7 ". Eighth street.
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A SOUTHERN IMM1GRAr1oN MOVEMENT.

A SOUTHERN IMMIGRATION MOVEMENT.
The Charleston Is. CO. papers pub
fish correspondence between the Land
and Immigration Association of that
State and the United States Banking
Agency of London in which the latter
writes that if an advance of $40 per
adult laborer shall be made they can send
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after in The Baltimore

4 letter in the Baltimore Sun mt
males hat the Valley is in favor Of RI
quotation. As we do not wish our coun-
sy to be included in the class. we give
the continents ofour delegates as we IN
ders.aBd them. Our Senator and one Of
the delegates are opposed to Reputation
in any form, The other IS in favor Of re-
pudiatiug ths var 's>rcsi only. II We
can Judge Of the ssut'lae:it Of the county
By conge.sipe y It'll citAenr from every
section. SHENANDOAH ls opposed to The
repudiaiion Of one dollar the just debt
Of inc State. Rockingham, we think is
the only county in the Valley in favor
Of repu.lia lion. and We are sorry that she'
ono If our best counties, should be in ia
sor Of such policy.
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HOMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.

a SrRAsBURd Nov. 1st 1871
10 the creditors Of john L. Ruiz decd and
Geo. H Ruiz, decdall others concerned.
You are hereby nolifed that l have fxe
upon Saturday the 25th day Of November
next at my Office 10 take an account of all
the debts and dem lnds against the said de
cedents or their estates respectively, at which
time and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Oh merry OF the county court Of She audoah
coun y, the day and year above written.
nov. 2-4w L. L. STiCkLEY.
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vaE NEXT LEGISLATURE

From returns received the Legislature
will stand, in the House, Conservative 10l
Radical 3i-i52. Senate-Co Conservative
80 Radical, 1913, Conservative ma
jority CT join ballot 50. The full re-
turns will not vary this more than one OF
twn either way.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IL OF ICE:

Sealed proposals will be received until
Nov. 9th, by the Board of Trustees of the
Town of Woodstock, for digging u well on
West Back Street. Parties bidding will put
in their bids specifying the amount per foot
of earth and O. rock, including the wall for
the we'll. & ids will be sent 10.
JNO. C. CIT. Secty. OF
Board of Trustees.
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LARGE VARIETY

Letter Paper, Envelopes, Inks, Pens and
Pencils and in short large stock of
STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS
TOO numerous to enumerate. Call and see
for yourself and he is sure you will be salts,
fed with istoci. and prices, Watches and
clocks as heretofore carefully and thoroughly
repaired at
HALF THE USUAL RATES,
and WARRANTED for enc year.
Silver. Gold and Steel spectacles in every
variety and price, calculated to suit every
8 e, musical instruments, such as Flute,
Violns Accordeons &C.
The subscriber assures the public, that these
goods ALL will be sold cheaper than ever
here totore offered in Woodstock.
Call in and assure yourself of the fact.
Respectfully,
W. II. BARGELT.
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HOTEL

NATIONAL HOTEL
lu Woodstock and 100 Acres Of Lard
adjoining town, viii be sold at PubGo Auo
ion. on
MONDAY 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER 1871
and will be laid of IN ten acre lots and sold
upon the following terms One sixth in 9
months. ami he balance in five annual
la ments. with interest from da te.
will also sell, at the same time, all the
NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE
in the the Hotel, Farming implements. two
horse carriage, Top Buggy, and spring
Wagon
oct aG.-t $. r. StfIk1i Eis
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4 correspondent of Milwaukee
Wisconsin, who has travelled through the
bo.nt region in Wisconsin, places the
nau,ber Of lives sacrificed at seven hun
Gfsd and isty.
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GMOMlSSIONERS OFFICE.
SrRAsBURG, Nov. LIST, 1871.
To the creditors of Geo. K. Boyers decd.
an all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that I have fixed
upon Saturday the 10Th of November next at
my Office TO take an account of all the debts
and demands against said decedent or his
estate at which time and place you are re,
quired to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chaucery of the county court of Shenandoah
the day and year above written.
nov. 2-4w. Z. B. STlChLEN.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE
" Mr. JACKSON, Oct. Cd 1871.
To the creditors o Sarah Pence decd. and all
others concerned.
You are hereby fled that have fixed up
on FRIDAY the Sd day Of NOVEMBER next at my
office, to take an account of the debts land de
mands against said decedent her estate, at
which time and place you are required to attend.
G ven under my hand Commits Toner in
Chancery of the county court Of shenandoah,
the day and year first above written.
oct l2-4t L. TRIPLETT.
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1--WE SAVINGS BANK OF

WOODSTOCK
has been the topic of conversation until the
arrival at Bargelts, of his large and sp lem
d id stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. jus
received from Baltimore and Philadelphia.
s day and 80 hour clocks. Gold and Silver
Watches of every description, Gold and
common jewelry in sets or separate, also
miscellaneous Books, in
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Oct 12-tds

~ COMMISSIONERS SALEOF
u REAL ESTATE.
John J. Stoneburner Complainant.
against.
Henry Bowmap's admr. and others De-
PENDANTS.
In Chancery
Persuart to a decree of the Circuit Court of
Shenandoah pronounced on the above named
cause, on the 4th day Of September 1871,
the undersi gned Commissioners therein named
will on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th 1871,
before the front door OF the Court House of
sa id county, proceed to sell, at
p Lie S Il LIE
10 the highest bidder, The tract or parcel of
land in the bill and proceedings of said suit
mentioned, namely, a certain piece of land
lying on The North Fork of the Shenandoah
River near Narrow Passage, III said county.
CONTAINING AZ ACRES ROOD and so
poles subject to the dover as assigned by
Commissioners in said suit to the widow of
81 id Henry Bowman decd.
CONTAINING is ACRES and 8 SQUARE
poles, the said dover land consisting Of two
lots, one of 2 acres and 10 square poles Of
bottom land and the other Of 3 acres agd So
square poles of upland. After the death Of
the widow the purchaser will DE emitted 10
the said dover land
TERMS OF SALE:
As much cash as will pay the costs of sui
and sale. and the balance in three equa
annual payments, all 10 bear interest from
that day, the purchaser giving bonds with
good personal security, and a lien TO be
retained upon the land in the deed as ad-
ditional security.
MARK BIRD,
MOSES WALTON,
oct. st DIS. Commrs
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TO WIT.


In vacation, In the Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Shenandoah, Oct. 5lst. 1871;
Wm. Donaldson and others ......... Complt
Against
B. J. Baker and wife,. Defts.
In Nhancery
The object of this suit is to subject a house
and lot, belonging to the defendants, to
sale, for the payment of sums DE judgement
and other creditors of B. j. Baker.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendant b. J. Baker is not an inhabi-
tant Of this State--It is ordered, that The
said defendant do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary TO protect his interest.
that copy OF this order be Published in
some newspaper printed in Woodstock, once
a week for four successive weeks and copy
posted O The front door of the Court House
OF said county, on the first Gay of the next
County Court GEO. ". MILEY. G.. S. C.
NJ. W. P. q. a Copy Teste
nov 81 t.
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VIRGINIA TO WIT i:

VIRGINIA TO WIT:
In VACATIoN-In the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Shenandoah, Oct, 81, 1871;
Joseph Windle and David Nj. Pingly Com
plainants.
Against
Samuel Pingley Executor and others De-
PENDANTS,
In Chaucery
The object of his suit is TO recover the
legacy bequea hn by Samuel Pingly TO he
said David NJ. Pingly.
Ii appearing by satisfactory evidence saai
the defendant jeremiah Alias jerry Pingie5
is not an inhab.tant Of this State II Is order
cd. That the said defendant do appear here
within one month after due publication here
of, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest: that copy OF this order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed in Wood
stock, once week for four successive week s
and copy posted ut the front door of the
Court House of said county. on the first day
of the next County Court.
4 Coop Teste
Mark Bird p. q. GEO. W. MILEY, g. sc
nov. 2-4W.
q.
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NEW Apk EE !Is EMEN
FENRUSTEE'S SALE OF
nESiRA PIE EAEtf

DESIRABLE FARM.
BY virtue of deed o. ssusi executed b.
Harrison 5. Cough to the subscriber. p Sc
sure debt to Eli Funkhopser, bearing date
the 3lst day OF august, 1920, ara rec9racd n
the Clerks Office of the County Court u
Shenandoah in Deed Book No. 8. page 80, /
shall. on
MONDAY, 18Th DAY of NOVEMBER. 1871,
in the town Of Woodstock, in front Of the
Court House. offer al public saio 10 the
highest bidder, the trace Of land described IN
said deed
CONTAINING 136 ACRES MORE Or LESS.
lying on Cedar Greek, IN said county, and
now in possession Of James Richards. 1.-THE
improvements consist Ola
TWO STORY STONE DWELLING HOUSE
rs kitchen, barn and other ..nsees
f4ss 4 sary out buildings. There is
Slg3 ass an orchard on the premises.
e.. 80 The quality Of the land is
good, and
WATER IS CONVENIENT.
the farm being bounded on one sids By Ce
dar Creek. There are
25 ACRES OF TIMBER
upon the premises This farm is located in
a healthy neighborhood in the midst Of
good society and within convenient distance
70 tile Rail Road from Winchester to Str;ts-
burg. aud the Orange, Alexandria and Ma
nassas r r. at Strasburg Altogether it
presents many advantages to person who
desires a pleasant and healthy location, and
wishes 70 buy o farm containing no greater
quantity of land than the one now advertised
for sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third in hand, one third K month
and the balance in twelve months. Sale to
comm ence about 10 cl9vlaa m.
T. a JACKSON,
nai Tr,s
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w NJ 3 D.

Chickens, blu tier and eggs, for which tn
ighest cash prices will be paid by
". C. BARRON,
oct 5-tf Dealer in produce.
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PUBLIC AUCTION,
If net sold privately before mat time, 81
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lI,h 1871,
the valuable Real Estate Of which F. A.
horgesheimer, died. seized ana possessed,
CONTAINING, IT'S ACRES, SO POLES,
more OF less. The said property IS situated
about miles from Suasburg @nd near
Strasburg .Junc;..n- The land Is limestone
and Of excellent qualify. The Improvements
consist of a good large
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sNhE Harrisburg Family CyrnsheI!er Co.
L want Agents to sell their Family Corn.Sel-
itrs Best invention Of the kind. Sells at sight.
Srofts large. For circulars, address EUG ENE
N L DER, Treasurer, Lock Box . Harrisburg,
J d. nov 2-4w
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A Mr.. Wolfe died in New York, on
Tuesday night, from swallowing half a
pound of shot on the advice Of an old
woman to relieve constipation of the
bowels.
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Acc1DENr.-Wm' Fadeley,- of Colum
b ia Furpce, on Thursday last was caught
between the hub OF his wagon AMI tree,
and severely although ii is hoped not
seriously in jured in the bowels. II is
team had started to run off, and the acct
dent occurred while he was cndeavoring 10
lock thc wagon - FaUey.
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&O5IA MoN1n Il! Horse furnished
D%D Il Expenses paid Il. b. SHAW
Alfred. ne.
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New DHpor.-We learn from W. A
Quick, Esq, that the new depot building
at Moore's Station is almost completed
This will supply want long felt By
Forestvile aud large section ofcountr j
This resu 1t is attributable 10 the energy
and enterprise of Esquire Dick, more
especially Val ey.
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~, . ts5zzesss
S. S. WOOD, Newhurg, Ny nov 2-4w

UONMIS0IONEK'S SAFE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Henry Wctze) use cf 7. = Hamneson &c.
CompH's vs. Louisa Leopold, trustee Tor
+. A. Hergeshe;mer, Dets-
Pursuant 10 decree Of fac county Court Of
Shenan oah County, pronounced at its last,
September, term, l VIII sell on the premises
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n liz celebrated English Female Bitters al
l ways gives Satisfaction. For Sale by,
Jau. l2--tf. q. SCHMITT.