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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-04-19
IT @ INTERNAL REVENUE.
u. y. NOTICE.

The Office OF the Assessor oflnternal Revenue
for the Sixth Collection District of Virginia, liz
Saunton, will be open during office houls on
the 23rd and oath days OF april, lsf2, when
appeals will be received and Determined relative
to any erroneous or excessive valuations assess
ments or enameratlons by the Assessor or Asss.
taut Assessor returned in the annual list.
A. NJ. CRANE.
april5-3t Assessor 9th Dist, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-04-19

N1RGINIA, TO WIT At Rules held in the
w. Clerks office Of Augusta County Court
April Bird, 1872:
George W d Berry, Plaintiff; Action of Debt
~ agatnss and upon
James Steele, Defendant. Attachment.
The object Of this suit is to recover against
the Defendant $1,000 debt with legal interest
thereon from the 10th day of July, 1870, till
paid, together with the costs of same and of the
attachment.
1t appearing from an affidavit fled, that the
Defendant is a nonresident of this State and be
not having been served with the summons in thia
suit or with said attachment; on motion of
Plaintiffs Attorney, IT is ordered, that the said
James Steele do appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest, and that COPY
Of this order be posted at the front door of the
Courthouse, on the LIST day of the next terra of
SAID Court GaIy-Tests,
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, CT
sHnFFRf buMGARDNER, P. Q. aprilla-4t
CREAT lNDUCEMENT!
" READs!
The undersigned, intending to change his
business, offers his Stock Of Goods for sale and
his Stofe-house for sale or rent
My stock is new and we'll selected embracing
everything usually kept in country store.
The Stand is a first-rate one being sur
rounded by a populous country, and the peo-
wealthy and prosperous. 1t is not exeellea as
business stand by any country store in this To-
eality, ,.'.9
TERMS Goods at cost and carriage-Store-
house on liberal and accommodating terms.
Address, VIM. TALIAFERRO,
april5-4w Moffett's Greek. Augusta,
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Vs. N. B.-Dealers Furnished at City prices.
Vs. ORDERS solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed. marI5-1v
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-04-19

DERSONAL NOTICE. take this
4 occasion to thank my many friends for
their liberal patronage since the establishment
OF Bnrke's Iron Works, and it gives me great
pleasure to announce to them the association of
Messrs. 3. Mcmahon and T. K. Menifee with me
IN the future management Of the business, and
that Il is eur intention to make it In all respects
first class establishment, and I hope you will
continue that liberal support to the new Com
pany that you have given to the old.
v. A. BURKE.
(. s.-The accounts due w. A. Burke and
Burke's |: W. Co., are ready for settlement and
must he closed AT oppa w
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aprl2-72.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-04-19

Virginia.
Miss Edmonia Moon, of Albemarle, has
been appointed by the Baptist Convention,
Missionary to Tung- Chow, China, and
left on 18th.
The Supreme Grand Lodge of Knights
of Pythias Of the World is in session in Bal
timore On Tuesday there was a grand
parade and banquet. ~"
1. A. Bointz, of G oldsboro', n c. is pub
fishing well printed and ably edited Month,
ly of eight pages, called the "Masonic Mon
itor," at 81 so per year.
The N. Carolina Radical Convention has
nominated Gov 7. r. Caldwell for Cover.
nor and passed resolutions fayoring amnes-
ty and endorsing Grant.
The dead body Of white woman wa,
found on the bank of New River, GEAR the
Stretcher's Neck, West Va. on the 18th,
supposed to have been murdered. M
O'conner, the crazy boy, who attempted
the assassination of Queen Victoria with an
empty pistol, has been sentenced to 30
stripes and one years hard labor.
Mr.. Thos. Lovelock, London Banker,
late Of Calcutta, India, has purchased
page Brook" 800 acres, near Lindsey 4
Turnout, Louisa. at $3.50 per acre.
Florida boasts of two Governors-Reed
was superseded, but claims that, as the Sen.
ate adjourned without trying him, he is re.
lieved of charges and reinstated, and is wa
cling contest With bis successor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
rurnature ana vonltsau Binds.
!. IL. u. HARNAN. as4l

No. uOKIN0 STREET. WILMINGTON, DEL.
a We respectfully. inform the. eitiiens OF
and the surreundins eeArty
lon hand at our large a1d lops sstahlisAed
wafefoons. fufpttufe Of sysfy variety cad ggls:
farnitufs. suitable Tor parlor. dinins-reen sAd
ehaWheP uses. .8a,fE ~. !. La
Oar aSsortnspt Of Furniture isls large a4d WIZ
our eetablish0ent are warranted - Feptpeeeee4.
Vsnitian Blinds OF the most t1ehieaeS!e 9e0&s
eiso nsnufactlre a1a eongta1tly f9?k y
eortm0n Of SpYine, HA.r. AQsea44 &cx AxW-
-. s.f - bSsS1tk44Ss5sMA
iNl FsaE w AAASsSkssf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
The Vacant Major ceneralshIp.

BY the regulations of the War Department the
vacant Major Generalship should 60 to General
Hancock. Blu: that heroic officer incurred the
displeasure OF the President and the Radical
party by maintaining the great principle that the
civil power was paramount to the military. and
announcing himself in favor of the Democratic
party. He is. therefore, set aside. and the coun-
try is made to lose the in this capacity OF
the man most qualified to fill the position. dis
patch from Washington says that 1t is understood
that the "vacant Major 0eneralship has been viz
tuAlly rendered to General Burnside. and BY him
dec .insd on account of business interests. It"
now thought that General n. c. Me,gs, Quarter
master General, will be appointed. not 70 much
because Of any special merit or services rendered.
but to make General Rufus ingalls, acting Quar-
terma.ter General II the Office is made vacant
BY General Meigs promotion that is the end of
It, Under the law General ingalls,, however.
would virtually all the position as senior quarter
master, The President is said to be un1ious to
thus reward his old friend"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

"The Wilmington Commercial has Grant Po-
tato which it puts against the Ere'y evenings
Greeley tater."
We cut the above from one OF our e1chAnges.-
There il little mistake in it We think. Every
Evening claimed to have an apple from Mr.. Gree
levs farm instead Of slater" The "3rant pota-
TO-" however, was raised by ~ Greeley man. on
Greeley SOIL" and only got to the Conamerc'a'
through Radical hands, if our information Is cor
rect. The claim. Of that paper is, therefore, NOT
well founded.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
A Smaller Vote and Greater Ma.
lQtlty.

J0tlSys
The election fekusns begin to present curious
subject ier political speculation It seems hkeiy
to turn ont that Den. Grant, notwithstand,n9 his
|oveeWhelIning majority, really received sooer
vot6s in 1872 than IN l66e The negro vote be-
ing now first fully counted in Presidential esec-
ten, is Of course excluded from the comparison
The population OF the United States must nave
increased nearly three millions. in the last four
years; and the full vote which fresidentiai
election draws out should naturally show an IN
vote Of 1865. II Gen. Grant were only relatively
- strong a. in 1868. his vote then should be eight
per cent heavier. But his majorities are 30 much
incrsased in the different States, and he makes
20 nearly clean sweep Of the States, that nis
aerreQ.te vote would seem sure to he vastly
greater Yet the returns tell q curiously different
story. =. :.
has actually fewer votes than were cast tor him
in 1858 In New Hampshire he had 3S. .l9t votes
in 1868: in 1872, he has but 81 ,236. In Vermont
hs had 44l67 In 1868 in 1872. he has but II
In Connecticut, he had *, ,996 in 1885, in 1872 ne
has 0,699.
Pennsylvania affords still more suggestive
figures. In 1860. it gave Lincoln 26S.oSo votes.
In 1864, it gave HIM 296, ,39l In 1865 1t gave IN
the October election, 33l All for the nepa0ncah
State ticket and month later, S42, $50 for Grant,
Instead Of increasing about $4,000, as would have
been natural il the parties had remained about
relatively the same, the vote of Hartranit only
rose in 1872 to 353 387, while the vote ior Grant
actually fell of in November to 349. .5S9, or bare
" seven thousand more than in 1868. And yer,
with this falling OF in his vote Grants majority
was nevertheless swslled to over o hundred thou
sand more than Hartranft'f Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

M.ruop,sr CHURCH WoRK.-The general
mi.;onary committee of the Methodist Church,
in session in New York, have completed their
list of appropriations for mission work fer the
coming year, and the total amounts set apart for
ahe various missions now stand as follows: l.
Foreign missions, ss4s, ,s2575. 2; Domestic
miuions-for foreign populations. s7055O. 8.
Dones.ic cmissions-Indian. $6.65O. 4: Domes
tic missions-American, $3.50. 500. 8. Mission
n Terr,torieA $4,000. 4. Miscellaneous
10000: total 1S5o, ,42575. The sum appropri
ste for foreign missions exceeds that Of last year
by 4l02, 1897 SO. The total increase Of adPro-
nristious to domestic missions over those OF ias'
year amounts to $l80,537. .63.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE,


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMKSl
Whereas an election was held in the s,a,e OF Dsla IA,
ware on Tuesday the th day 9, sS hnDdrea q and
seventy two that being the Tuesday next after the
first Monday in said month in pursuance nc, , o. me n
ton Of Representative for the people Of the SAID
State in the forty-third Congress OF the oni'eo
And whereas the official certificates or returns Of
the said elections held in the several couples oi .ns
ia The said counties respectively for such Represen-
fa''Se fn New Ca Castle county. for James 3. hoaand
In New Castle county. for Gusts y. Mright.aasy9g9
81. osn,y sosny for for ca.,s Sa%s'
I, ss::s1 county county iSs sor cuss:
and And :sesnssd q i: hs eheos
preventative Of and for re sag state 10 re LORI
.yns been duly deliy cred 70 ths Governor BY the
respective Sherfs Of said counties; ana tne SOv sn
srnor having examined tns sa,o ~ xass. for
each and every candidate or person voted for tor
snch Kepressstative. the result appears IS follows
Ths Whole number Of votes given for james r. Lof @
The "Sois number Of votes given Tor Gusts ~. "
if,S.r.iore T. Jsmes Ponder. Of The
tste Of Delaware. do hereby declare that James y.
,on sforesaid. and therefore has been and is duly
anS ssaiy elected the Representative Of and for
tss State ofDeaware in the forty-third congress o'
i. testimoney whereof l have hereunto set ny ny
- hand and caused the Great Seal % q tns ns
ENEtate Of Delaware TO be hereunto nhxed
SEAL st Dover. this eleventh day Of Novembe,
|S6Sin the yesr Of our Lord one th9nsano itasIn
ience Of the United States the ninety sex eSf1
Dy the Governor.
JOHx II. PAYxfER. ...o.
Secretary Of State. novlo-d4tdW.e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

IMPORTANT TO OpD- -FELLows.-The Grand
Lodge Of the Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows of the United States passed an amendment
to the constitution providing that when mem.
Der 10 expelled from lodge or encampment in
one Jurisdiction, he cannot be admitted to
lodge or encampment OF any other Jurisdiction
without the consent Of the encapment from
which he was expelled but permitting the ad'
mission in another jurisdition Of a member sus-
pended or cropped for non payment Of dues.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
The tax lazy proposed for Philadelphia is s2h
ON the one hundred dollars

WoxRx SuF1RAoE. The night OF women to
vote under the recent amendment to the Constitu-
ton Of the United States is likely to be tested b.
fore the q. 8. Court at Rochester, N. Y, where
Miss Susan B. Anthony was arrested few days
ago for exercising the right ON the 9th Of Novem-
ber. The examination of her case has been nxed
for the 2oth instant. The Inspectors who took hef
vote have also been arrested. Mics Anthony says
she 10 pleased to have her case brought properly
before the Courts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

The Commercial delights in exhibiting the States
which were expected by most OF our Democranc
contemporaries to vote for Greeley, but unfoffu'
nately for the country, they voted for Grant
This il quite natural on the part OF our ne'ghbor
What the result would have been had there been
fair and honest poll of of the voters at the Octo-
Der elections none can tell. But there are many
who believe that the Preparations made BY the
Government officials to carry Pennsylvania and
other States in October. and the immense frauds
actually perpetrated with impunity, disgusted the
people, and caused them to believe that the elec'
ton in November would be carried in the same
way, and hence the light vote proves that thou
sands would take no part in 1t.
It was evident that there was prearraneed
plan for cheating .he Democratic people out OF
their votes and that those who co-operated In the
work we're to escape punishment. Even in this
State, where elections had been quietly and fairy
held without the interference OF the Federal Gov-
erment, the U. s. Marshal appointed one hundred
deputies or gave out that he would and the U. >.
Court appointed Supervisors for all the Democrat
ic election Districts This was done too, TO GER
tain extent, without conforming strictly TO the law
in the case. Ihe people OK the Omteo o'e'e' ne'e
not been accustomed to such surveillance, ana they
felt that their freedom Of the ballot was not only
TO be denied them, but they were to be made the
subjects of spies and watchers as though they were
not free and honest American citizens; but men
who required the surveillance Of Government offi-
ciais paid at the rate Of IS day To many these
watchers inside the polls seemed an insult; or 70
they felt it, and therefore, refused to 60 near the
polls.
It was thus, and by force and by fraud, that the
Radicals triumphed, and they will probably do %
agaan and again. until the people rise en- masse ana
vote them out Of power.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE,


Whereas an election was held in the State of Della
ware ON Tuesday the fifth day Of November. in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hondred s and
day in said month. in pursuance Of the laws OF the
State Of Delaware that behalf for the election Of
And. whereas the Official certificates returns Of
said I State having been duly received and Examined
IN tie said counties respectively for said Electors
BENJAMIN s; Booth sssS, WiliamGi Whteey -! -!
S,Ja TiT Nssls collins SIT asssss asssss Nhwfify wsn
$SI$:: $'33;:: $'3;:: ftss;;'. JsSss.. SS;;
si:: $;::; $s.!; MIS- $He''
oa''a " NOW William II. Ross 81.
Thomas Y. Cubbagc g..
George g. Harmon j,
John 9; %Graham % !.
BENJAMIN 8, pos,s s:ss ssss. William G. whi.eley gss
SI7Ia $tV Sssls sis' So 1sss; 4sslss Wn%sfy " %sn M .
William q. Ross 99,
Yh1m.. M,1'.g !. S;z1sSslss Szsssasesss:: Ss:
And whereas, the turns duly made and signed and
Pre,dent and Vice President Of the nited States
as aforesaid. having been duly oelVereo % tne ooN
tbe Governor having examined the said turns and
enumerated and ascertained the number votes Tor
each person voted for - such Eiector Inc result ap
Esn.m;n i0i5oss s sso,R ,Sni Ills william whteey
SIS S;T Msa4s collins s 4sssss Assss A%sfify %sn i T
William ii. Ross 4s7 George @. Harmon
William Reynolds 4s3 Edward Lord
Thomas d. Cubbags AGO John y. Graham ]
Now, therefore. /. james Ponder, Governor OF the
known that Benjamin s. Booth, William 7. Collins
and David v. Moore have received the highest vote vote
and are duly and legally elected Electors Of Pres-
dent and Vice President of the United States.
In fesfimony whereof1 have hereunto s0t my hand
and caused the Great Seal Of the said
State to be afh xed. at Dover. this elev-
\epth day of November in the year OF
I SEAL Iour Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eyenty two, and of the indepen-
dence Of the United States the nine
ty-seventh. JAMES PONDER.
b. the Governor;
JOHN H. PAySrER
Secretary Of State. losi' 7ottAH-.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
New ROOF nna !. "A DC Store.
= GEO. s. HAGANY,

No. WEST s8GUEp STREET
between Market and ShiNey pas 9uM ie;S H IN ~
4 large and varied assortment q boots aNR Hnoes
for Ladies. Gentlemen. Boys. Misses ana ;. N
iii Of which he proposes to sell nt prices 70 sIH
present times and respectfully ASKS the PUBIC 10
ceW and ex anime his stock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

INSURE YOUR ,LlfE E IN THE
REPUBLIC LIFE IM. 10.
CApsTAl STOCK, s.. 10000
s ossscrzDELAwAkE BRANCH
No. s,s Market street. HBlminxtes.
OFFICERS:
GEO. O. LoRDELl. President.
Hon. 1HOS f. BAYAkl, Vice Preslaens
K EMMETT ROBINSON. treasurer.
X {. FRAlM, Secretary and Manager
~. DIRECTORS
Hon. Thos. II. Bayard. Y. >. Senator
Col. Il. s. McComb. Leather yup
Max n. Clever. banker. .'
Lcander i. Riddle. Riddle. Son Co,
Henry G. Robinson. Banker.
Ueo. q. Lobdeil, Car Wheel M.nuf
Rev. j. D. Curtis. Pre-. Elder M. H. Churcn.
Isaac z. Cleaver. Banker.
Allen v. Lesley Nd. D.. State Senator
John M. Curtis. Physician
X. Emmett Robinson. Banker.
This Company issues ito policies ON STOCK Iates'
which are twenty- Ave per cent below mutual rates.
and ia Is On lJ captal stock lis pledged for the
navmonf of ia policies which i'd security In add.
tion its premium receipts that cannot DC secutsd
M dIv;Scnd delns;ona-so much insurance for
m m nch money-the di ife.encc in ratee being equal
10 fwentv. fivs per cent dividend in advance in .
The in,urns public are respectfully invited TO
cali on the undersigned ct the Company office, for
stion concernine plans OF insurance. tablea
Of rates. &C. II. c. FNAIM.
oct9. d5tawAW2m Secretary and Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

TRR Ho1sr DROFsY.-The dropsy, the new
hofso diseaso, has made Its appearance IN asi
fSa1boW York city car stables: FIFTY per ceh.. h.
s6ected are mainly those worked WINE
aing from the epizootto Stable men ale
hocoming alarmed:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

Tia liouor Law being enforced in Chicago
,,ss6sy before last heartless saloon keeper
hun9 out in front of his place beer pottle.
droSSed In mourning, underneath which vas
4 hncket Of water, with the generous INVITA-
fion. "Help yourselves, boys! r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-13
paag 8saasbre yonrnal.

How JUDGE SETTLE WAS DEFEATED IN
NORTH CAROLINA. The Greeley demo
Gratis Of the Fifth Congressional District oil
North Carolina made very desperate eff
forts to defeat Judge Settle. 1t was a
democratic district two years ago, when
Leach, who was now run against Settle
was elected by about $50 majority but
from the beginning of this canvass, it was
manifest that the republicans would make
large gains. and that Settles prospect o
success was very bright therefore, il
some parts Of the district, there were sys
tematic efforts to keep republicans from
voting, and the returns elect Leach by az
majority. A correspondent OF the Ne"
York Times says:
..If Randolph and Caswell counties had
cast their usual republican maJorltles.
Judge Settle would have been elected ey
over 800. Caswell county has registered
colored republican majority of 400; yet 1t
only gave fittv-eight majority for Judge
Settle. lam Informed by letter from there
that on election day over 200 colored men
were cautiously challenged and not allow
ed to vote. Many others who had been
temporarily absent in Virginia working
on a railroad. whose families and houses
were in Caswell, were refused the right
to vote, on the ground that they had lost
their residence in the State. For the pur-
pose of intimidation, colored men were
arrested at the polls, bound hand and foot,
and carried off to Jail. The effect of the
work done by the Caswell democrats can
be easily seen in the result of the election
They elected THEN sheriff, and came with.
in II votes OF carrying the entire county
ticket, including members of the Legisla-
ture. Republican votes were rejected in
every township in this county. and l have
yet to hear OF one democratic ballot that
was refused"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-13
Down Co the Prices.
Kid Gl0ycS IS Gents.

Quaker Btters only 20 cents.
Plantation bitters, 70 "
DIR. j. Walkers Vinegar Bitters ~ "
vegetine (1he Great Blood Purifier 20 "
Ayers Sarsaparlla and Cherry Pectoral each G5 cts.
Peruvian syrup Preparation OF Hon), Is
Elastic Cord, only cent a yard.
Gold Medal French Corsets (whaiebonel 80 cents.
Nice Tinted Initial Note Pape,, only 20 cents box
Silk Fans selling out az ABOUT TIE COST
Good Hoop skirts for 81 cents.
Fine Combs cents, Coarse Combs C hts.
Ladies White Hose, only 9 cents.
Best Alpaca Braids g yard sticks cents.
Ladies', Gents and Boys Neck Ties Cheap.
Paper Collars (Eimwood) Cloth CovereeD Is a box,
Nice Qualify Note Paper. 10
rs Nice Envelopes for 10 cents.
Gents Cotton Hose for 10 cents.
Good Pearl Shirt Buttons. 5 cents a dozen.
Good Spool Cotton GOO yartis), 30 cents doz,
Twelve dog. Good Agate Shirt Buttons for cents
Lot Sciss ors from Bankrupt stock, at 10 cents
Ipair
Good Quality Periumery, 10 cents bottle
Good Hair Oil, for 10 "
Aicocks Porous Plasters. only 20 cents.
scnesek p;,l Pills 20 cents Wings piIls 20 20
AGood Hair Restorer for 20 cents
Johnson's Anodyne Eminent, - -
Adam sons Cough Balsam, % "
AtwooPs Vegetable Jaunslice Bttgrs, - "
hagan's Magnolia Balm for 50 "
Ayers Hair vigor, IS "
Knowles Hair ResJorer Us "
Halps eicnlian Hair Remover, only ID "
Men Men ana Boys suspenders Very Cheap.
mrs. mslows soothins syrup, only y "
Lad es Vide Hemmed H'ufs, only
Gents all Linen Bosoms from II &c Is up
Hooa Assortment Btack and cold fieted Jeacelyg
p,a.I v,o,,..sp., tCheap.
Good Tooti brushes 10 cts, Nee Tooth Powder 30
Underseeves, Edgings Lace Collars
The People are iaeited to trade al the Che9p Store
schich has brought the prices dorm for them
WIN. COOKS Cheap Variety Store
Halloween.
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Rare Chance for Agents

AGENTS, we will pay you $40 per week in cash
if you will engage with us AT ONCE. Everything
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Mem advertisements.
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Sold by all Druggists & Dealers in Medicii

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Providence, II. I.
Sold at wholesale ny W. +. Phillips & Co., Port
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