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Middletown transcript., 1875-07-24
lRights =. :. Citizen

Qfihe Unasd Sntes-H Hop to exercise and Aoso to
preserve them. By TaeophiIus Parsons, LII. D..
Containing commentary on the Federal
and State Constitutions, giving their history
and origin, and full explanation Of their
principles, purposes and provisions !; the pow
aers and duties Of Public Officers the rights Of
the people, and the obligations incurred in
every relation of life; also, parliamentary
rules for deliberative bodies, and full direc-
tions and legal forms for all business transac-
tions, as making Wills, Deeds, Mortgages,
Leases, Notes, Drafts, Contracts, etc. A Law
Library in single volume. It meets the
wants Of all classes and sells to everybody.
JONES BROTHERS + CO., PAild, Pa.
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The mixed train will be subject to delays Incl
dent to freight business and will stop only ct sta
tions where time is given.
Nw Castle Trains-Leave New Castle for
Wilmington and Philadelphia at IL Of and
6 80 m. Leave Wilmington 6 30 m. and
/ Is m for New Castle.
Smyrna Branch 7fains-Additional to those
above leave Smyrna for Clayton 10 80 m
6 30 and 90 pm. Leave Clayton for Smyrna
720a m Q 40 and 90 m, to make connec-
ton with trains North and South) from
Clayton. 3
CONNECTIONS:
At Townsend, with Queen Anne's and Kent
Rail Road. At Clayton, with Maryland and
Delaware Rail Road. At Harrington, with
junction and Breakwater Rail Road. At Sea-
Forthwith Dorchester and Delaware Rail ROAD
At Delmar, with Eastern Shore Rail Road, and
Wicomico and Pocomoke Ran Road.
Jun 5-tf H.F. KENNEY, Sup't.
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sis ~sll Known that the quantity Of

his we'll Known that the quantity d
nitrogen osntainsd in the crops excseds
il enormous proportion that existing in
the manures, .thS excess undoubtedly
being derived from the air. II is now
. quas astiSi| |xlsiAer this il lsxfracted dii
rsctly frsu ~ - BY plants. which
would thss hsys shslpovsr of asaimila-
ting directly = 4 u = srst taken from
the air by tie s0il, % - = combine
with osganie matter, and from An assim.
liable compound. According to Dehe-
rish,o xygsb,, ,ill il TIE 4 presence IF organic
matter, combines directly with nitrogen
q form q compound analogous to the
humas 0ftbe earth, or to ulmics acid !.
To iI|usratp tbiYr he PLACED in :, tnbs
oxyklia ditsbetf, gldeoSs. and am m
monia. On dsyiSs .she tube and heat
ing it. s.h|sek pitregeaissd matter vas
left. and portion Of the nitrogen in
ths latsl ,Ksi tSbapd toI have disappear
Cd .yHyii &; ;fsgTtaas4 giifga ygEi fas lastfi
sss4 ~ 43s,,s1ss5.4, h. fsas - a 4fstsS ~
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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFHcE,

REGISTERS Office, 80. 80 s.1..
Nrw CAsrLr CousTy, NAY 24rH, 1875.
Upon the application Of ARNOLD 8. Nag
DAM, Administrator of SARAH A. NAuDAIN,
late Of Appoquinimink Hundred, in said
County, deceased; it il ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator afore-
said give notice of the granting of Letters oi
Administration upon the Estate Of the 1e-
ceased, with tho date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements 10 be posted within
forty days from the date, Of such letters, in six
of the most public places Of the County of New
Castle, requiring aall persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or
abide BY an Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. Aud also cause the sains To-
be inserted lwithins the same period In the
MlDptErowH sTRAascRlpr, = newspaper pub
lished in Midd!etown, and to. BE- continued
therein two months ~
ea Given under the hand and Seal Of
f@-, Office Of the Register aforesaid, ut
LIS. New Castle, in New Cas,le County
- Aforesaid. the day and year above
writtan. Z = IS - : ss3S'''. :
b saass ssis7sses 8. C9BfGGS,pi ai
sps syEss 81 isa,IaasE 81 sass ksGlgTRRs fi
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MildlslDVlls q Dllf ]! Stule.

PARIS GREEN for destroying potato bags.
at Barr's Drug Store s;ss,.4 ssfsss II
8 Pure Drugs and Medicines ppt mp by . conn
petent druggist at Bars Drug Store. -
Choice brands 6tgars and Tobacco af Biff'r
Drug Store.
e Pockst-books, Portmonaies, Wallets and
Purses, at Barr's Drug Store. Hset esszsi
Trusses, Supporters and Strengthening
Plasters, at Barr's Drug Store.
Coal, Salad, Sweet, Machine and Cod-Liver
Oil, at Barr's Drug 6tofs. s:
Shoemakers' findings ct Bars Drug StoFs.
. Violin Strings Screws, Bridges and Rosin,
1t Barr's Drug Store. 's...ss 5 ''.ss e.
All the above and more besides thsap f6f
cash at Barr's Drug Stors jun LILY
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THIS hne Walnut pasior suit. covered z cloth,
wool feiry, amy color, seven pisoes, o1Ads =
z We willlship the sboYeS Suits to any address
on receipt ofprices named. No charge for
packing, For 81. .25 extra, Four Walnut Cane
Seat Chairs, One Walnut Cane Seat Rocker,
either Chamber Suit. Solid Black Walnut
uWardrobes, 8 feet high, $22.bQ. Solid Black
Walnut Secfetary Book Cases, u feet high,
$23.50. All other kinds 0f CHAMBER Of
PARLOR FURNITURE equally reduced in
price. The CHOICEST patterns Of CARPETS
sold at manufactured i prices, Bedding in
every variety. Name the price Of any article
ofFnfnfture you may need, and w VIII send
photograph 10 gssu sssa sssa may 20-l2t 4
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Why this is twice asomuch as You

There was . ludicrously sudden
dscent from the sublime to the redicu-
lous. wherea clergyman preaching on
the Ministry Of Angels" suddenly OBJ
served II hear 4 whisper; the change
of aDns stsftal aonS ofthe descons who
sat below. from = drowsyJ mood. and
springing ID hn fsst, be cried, ITS
the boys in the gallery" ss
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As the astronomer on the Boston Com
mon was getting his telescope in posi-
tion, the other evening, two Irishmen
who were sitting on 4 bench near BY,
asked young man beside them what
the instrument was.
1 !" It's an cir cannon" !" be replied.
"Indads! An what will be do With
i'll"
"Shoot starr" returned the young
man.
The telescope man, having got his
instrument adjusted. stopped to take q
squint. just then. BY an odd chance,
a large meteor shot down the sky.
]" Bedad, he hit itl-hs's fetched it
.downl" cried tie Iri3hmsn 10 breath.
Sure, an that's the greatest shooting
| ever saw in my life."
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Es-
tate of the deceased, must present the same.
duly attested,, to the Administrator on or
before May Oath, 1876, or abide the Act Of
Assembly II such case made and provided.
-sssegs ARNOLD g. Maud AIN; 'Admr.
Address ddletownt Del.s Y, .soi; 3sss.lsszs
May 292n. .t5 IS 81 Adj
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"a farmer dropped in. the other day
to pay his rent, putting on long face
to correspond with the times. Enter
ing the house be told the landlord that
times being SO hard, be could not raise
the money at all, and dashed a bundle
Of notes On the table There said he.
that's all | can pay The money was
counted By Mr. the landlord, Who
said
Why this is twice asomuch as you
owe me- s..z.
'Dang'ee. give. it to me again. said
the farmer. I'm dashed if I amt took
it out Of the wrong pocket 7
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5 =; aed evsy Aa.lly sA.sld aPss 60 2. llI1
e & :sss ssSfss - 81 = = Pa 3 $ ID q = "a
- hlood q puziesd, ~ sons1 &c. .e q -
wSo,s essSis1 ~ sssis ssunsssS = = 49,
- sssa1is IS 9 - b ~ s;.s:; {! r
s ssssssd Is hsss'S, u sks u ssiss q ~ =
NAm IoGkcqo4 - ~ v1Gt n1l0e14m 49, 9Hs
4, = haFdly - eonputsd. nhell ss(le =
virtsss 1.inpsi1sd - ~. - q 1lss q
z.sssie :s.:sIi.s, e: =; . r.: -
1s6 dl:s.,sus - ~ !. ~ slsl.e d y
sssh Tx hoy e - th@ 81 !I.ssy - =,
For 3yspspsis Or Inaieeslasn, xaseles-
- -, 1t.agees' ssa LSs1 e., E g A2Psessa -
=, snd rsatoss y esslthy tone g: end ssae.:
ton Bl1io1s 4eadaehes e1ek
is.s coils sad 1iiioss Tsvssss ~ 49,.
8 judieiogs!y taksn ~ sash c.sel e eosEesf
a.ssss:d adtion Or reve ths oeszsellans - !
a Dyssnsssz q Dlas.Aea. bss -; 4
iss,ss % eA:seisasHH = IS H. 60 50 - b = e;
6oualy taken, = required, . 61ange the dtpeaeo4
I'd Dropsy md Dropsfoo1 eWdl1lnHnb
ehsy Shonid be 1akm a large md hequ0t eoln
g 1M euppross1on, ) lafge dSoe dAou4 -
!.ksa : e pseanaas tas ds1sd sle't p -.
Gs Dsa~sv. Psu, tsks - =: - Rsl1s -
nfofnotS diReGtion and ruliayo fh0 ueomAoh.
m ooee61cnal doe 1(1mulafuI ~ st1nn1k M
bovsl, 1.sso.s. :ss .pg:siss' e. 49, -
o1o enE1ous dHangglane ex1.h c. ~ -
fclaa16H VEL olt0 6nde Tint Z deeo q tGego
zyle ma1nn hin - aec4e3ly he ~ -
oppox1tW
fsa sassss xxRAnND u1ss sasz !
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Z, - .,El- - lE&F
Affairs in Greece are in ! grave con-
ditiop. Tho Queen wints some more
false hair, and the King says he wont
have any more speh, nonsense around
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wH1ER EvnR siIsaa n has BEEn TRIED
j. J'1TJRlJJ.BE1BA4 A +

.: UialJ 6G1GJ - E36Aa
has esfaBiis6sd Itself asaa perfect regulator
andisUREinln1pFf0r disordefs Of the System
arising from improper action Of the Liver and
Bowels .;s,ss - .stg.
IRIS NOr 4 PHYs1C, but, BY stimulating
the secfetive organs, gently and gradually
removesa all impnrities, and regulates ths en-
/ ! fT I IS NOT 4 DocroRED BIrrERs, but
|tav:E|!GETABLE i ( TONIC
WHICH assists digestion, and thus stimulates
ithe appetite for food necessary to invigorats
the weakened Or inactive organs, and gives
strength to all the vital forcesiss = s. ''Sfsa
IT CARRIES ITS OWN REC0MnENDA-
fION, as the, large and rapidly increasing
sales testify Price One Dollar bottle. AK
your druggist for It. JoHNsroN HoLbowAl &
Co., Rhila., Pa. Wholesale Agents. I
July 24-r4w. 81 iss sstl,,.s s.s:s, &
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siHf EtA8f 4suAIte - <ftss u - = - -
Every inerdinats cpp = unbiased,
and III ingredient J devil. Saakes-
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REeI'sTElsRls,,st' r z f.. ORDER, RI

l Nrw CASTLE OoUsTY, NAY zorH, 1875.
3 Upon the application Of MzRaAaaEr 1CxviIs-
DER, Executrix of JAMES CAvsNDER, late ofSt
Georges Hundred, in said County, deceased
iii is ordered and directed BY the Register that
the sEzecntfixI afsrfsaid igive notes Of the
grantinga Of Letters 8 i sIeetamentarys upon
the Estate of the deceased, with the date Of
granting tlfeieJf,s 6y ea6sing adveftisemenits
to be: Eosteds within forty sdays'f from thes date
of such letters, in Elk Of the most public places
Of The County of New Castle rsapiring q all
10 present the same; or abide BY an Act II
Assembly in such case made and provided.
And also canse. the same, to be inserted within
the same period in the M1DDLErowH TRAs-
SCRIPT, a newspaper published.in Middletown,
and to be continued therein two months. l!ii
. Given under the hand and Seal OF
80, Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
( LIS. New Castle, in New Castle County
s-1 aforesaid, the day and year above
written S. c. BIGGS, j.
fzss@sst 4 stiis.a asf5 II nisaf .ifsta1' ert9
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NfnJ advertisements.
CENTENNIAL. UEHTENEIAL.

HOULO q Co. n. 3. ConND1 NAHK11 AND NIHsu
VI ST1RRTs. 81 AHD 80 S0U1H HECoND e4nE1Ss
- nnd - NoRfh S1coAD sfADD9.
81. RYAflndalmyh10.
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gt0istfr's 3 Orders,
REGISTERS ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CAsrEE CouSry MAY 26ih, 1875.
j Upon t6e application Of Theodore H. Long,
Executor of Richard Long, late Of ST. Georges
Hundred, in said County, deceased, tits order
ed and directed by the Register that the Ex-
ecutor aforesaid give notice Of the grant
ing of Letters Testamcntary upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the dale Of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements to he post
ed, within forty days from the date Of such
letters, in six Of The most public places of the
County Of New Castle. requiring all persons
having demands against the Estate, 10 present
the game, or abide by an Act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided. And also
cause the same TO be inserted within the same
period in the M1DDLETowN TRAsscRIpr, a news
paper published in Middleiown, and TO be
continued therein two months. 4.
Given under the hand and Seal Of
= ~, Office of the Register Aforesaid, at
LIS. New Castle, in New Castle County
se~~' aforesaid, the day and year above
written. sss. s. G. BIGGS,
-. RrGISTER
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Are tastefully and attractively displayed
NEW BAKERY
AND CONFECTIONERY STORE

THE undersigned gives inotice to the citi-
zens Of Middletown and vicinity that he has
taken the corner store formerly occupied by
J. F. Eliasons and opened .. Confectioaesy.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased, must present the same,
May 26th, A. D., 1876, or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided. t
THEODORE H. LONG, asE
Address-Odessa, Del. ExscuroR.
{. Jun 5-2m.
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Ice Cream Saloon.

He will keep always on hand fine supply
of freshly baked BREAD and CAKES. tAlss
Coufectionefies, ete, eseaf i.Aaiaa sss
Ice Cream furnished at the most reasonable
rates for parties pic-nics, private families, etc.
Can and See. 'o7i's' z'.s'
May 29-n F. TARONI.
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Dime GABLES.

aON and after Monday, NAY 31st, 1875, fSundayi
u excepted, Trains will leave as follows:
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ur.J.O. AXDR6 90, s61es
LOWELL, KAss.s q. .. -
ron sALE BIZ ALL D1u00IsTs EvxxxWHx3
Dec IL ly.. sssfs sssss stsass< 5ssssa
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

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: o1fo e - 11E -
nena q - 60
~ Myues ~
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-11-04

The most complimentary vote ever cast in
Augusta COUNTY was that recorded for Geo.
Seawrght on last Tuesday. 1t is true, Mr..
Seawright was not elected, but when it is re-
membered that his announcement, as q candi-
date for the Legislature, was only made five
days before the election, with no effort TO dis
selninate the knowledge throughout the county,
and that he himself used no other means to
bring his name before the people than the
brief card he addressed to the public through
the columns OF the VIRGENIAN, the vote he
received was an indication Of the high esteem
with which he is held wherever known, and
that another weeks canvass would have re-
turned lin as one Of the representatives in
the Legislature from Augusta county. In the
region Of country where the V1RGINIAN has its
largest circulation, and where the opportuni-
ties We're advantageous for dispensing the
knowledge Of his candidacy, the vote he re-
ceiyed was equal, if not ahead, Of his compet-
tors, who had been in the field Tor weeks, sup
ported by an organized party and backed by
concentrated effort. We should have re-
ioiced to have been able to record the election
of Mr. Seawright-a man who, in his learning
and high character, would have reflected hon
or upon his constituents and county-and it is
even now with the utmost qualification that
we announce the compliment which was paid
to him by the tlattering vote he received.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-11-04
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

Judge Bond, of the United States Circuit
Court, sitting with Judge Hughes at Rich
mond, on Saturday last. rendered his final de-
cision in the case of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, appointing Henry Tyson, OF Balti-
more, permanent receiver.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Tyson was
appointed, temporarily. several weeks ago to
this position OH the petition OF creditors of the
road, representing sl2O, 900 in mortgage bonds.
! Creditors, representing s23, 900, petitioned
! for the appointment of Gen. Wickham, Vice
| President of the road, as the receiver. When
the case came up before Judge Bond for re-
hearing. the STATE of Virginia, represented by
the Board of Public Works, asked for the APP
| pontment, as receiver, OF Mr.. I. II. Caring
ton. The grounds of this application were,
that Virginia was endorser for 81 900, 900 of the
Central Railroad Bonds, neld s., 000 900 Of
stock in the Company, and farther, chat the
entire road had reverted to the State by rea-
son Of the present Company falling to COM
plcte its contract with, the State, in building
| the western connections.
:. This position Of Virginia presented compli-
cations that required some thought upon the
part Of judge Bond before his final ORDER
! Finding that there was a conflict between the
representatives of Virginia and the major
part OF the creditors of the road. and believ-
ing, as announced in his order, that it would
be best for all parties to not appoint an officer
who had been connected with the manage
merit of the road heretofore, Judge Bond,
Judge Hughes concu,ring, adhered to his
original conclusion, and confirmed the APP
pointfrcnt of Mr.. Tyson.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-11-04
gIEG CAUCUS oyEEERstTgHRoWN.
The Convention B1ssted.
TIE Result is -Aaynsta.

The following is the vote ii Augusta county
fur State Senator and Members Of the l1egiSla-
tire. with the exception of two precincts-Red
Mills and Parnass,ls-w which will not, it is
Thought. change the result. 1t will be seen
that Judge Cochran has been elected, without
opposition, to the Senate, and Messrs. j. Mar
SHALL Hanger aud J. Davis Craig. Conservative
ilogniuees. and a. II. II. Stuart, run ly the
people without his consent, have been chosen
, fortne Legislature. j. N. Opie was the other
t,oinnee, who, it's supposed, is defeated. The
: 70. for Mr. SeaWright is no fair indication Of
hssstrengtl in the county. It had been ar
nolncetl only five days before the election nat
Ie would serve If elected, and notwitp sIaAjling
tl.iS brief n0tice--not sufficient to make it
known generally that he would be voted for
ne received a vcry fatterlng vote.
It will be observed that y very small vote
was polled-~not over one" .,rl OF tile voting
strength OF the county. Tho vote even i'll
Stanton Was not more than one-half of the
registered votes. Many people who had here
toseic acted with the Conservative party, had
become lsgusted With its legislation. and moro
especially with the petty tlespotism of the Con
sentative caucus There being no organized
opposition to the nominees of the Convention
II barge proportion of the dissatisfied elemen
remained away from the polls. Others cas-
their votes, and exhibited their Misrepresentation
OF Conservative management and tactics By
electing Mr.. Stuart over enc OF the nominees
when ne had declared that he was not candi
ti;sfc, and did not wish to be voted for.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-11-04
What Per Cent. Of Debts Bankrupt must
Pay
OFFICE REG'R IN BANKRUPTCY

OFFICE REG'R IN BANKRUPTCY.
Charlottesville, Va, Oct, 8, 1875. I
S. Patterson, Esq, Clerk of u S. Court:
Your letter OF recent date asking my opinion
as to what per eentum persons now going into
bankruptcy are required to pay upon their
debts in order to obtain their discharge, has
been received.
There is much Misrepresentation in the pub
lie mind upon this subject, but the amendment
of June %, 1874, section 8, is clear and explic-
it. 1t provides,
LIST. That a bankrupt shall be required to
pay no portion of his debts unless the same are
proved by deposition in bankruptcy in regular
form
ID. That a bankrupt shall not be required to
pay any portion OF a debt for which he is bound
as surety, although regularly proved.
Sd. That bankrupt shall surrender assets
sufficient to equal 80 per cent of all debts pro-
we'd, (lot exstng) against him. upon which he
is liable rs principal debtor, but one third in
value of such creditors proving debts, can agree
to discharge the bankrupt, without the assent
Of the remaining two-thrds i'll value OF credi-
tors who have proved debts.
The result of this condition Of the law is thai
the bankrupt is really required to pay only 10
per cent. upon such debts as may be proved
against him; III other words to pay 80 per cent.
upon one-thrd of the debts proved, and moth
ing upon the residue.
Very respectfully and truly,
e. w. EARLY,
Reristar in Bankruptcy.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-11-04
RICHMOND.

There was no opposition tie the Conservative
candidates for the House OF Delegates from
Richmond, and consequently they received the
fah Tote cast, and were elected, rs follows
w. w. Crump, James H. Dool.y. W. S. Gill
man, W. p. NJ. hellanl, Charles Z. vii.
liams.
The aggregate ve.e cast in the city and cotu'
ty for the Senatorial con didates was a follows
Johnson, 1914; Tanner, CLIP; Workman, g.
S03; Knight, $500; Starke, 1924; Smith, 4.4O7
johnson, Tanner and Wortianl are Conserva-
tive. johnson is elected in county and city by
about $50 majority.
Massie, Independent; Crank. independents
and Dunn, Conservative nominee elected in
Albemalres
Rockbridge County goes unanimous TO,
I.cech and T4eteher. conservative nominees.
Roanoke gives Hansbrough, Independent,
81 majority over Marshall, conservative.
Shenandoah votes Riddleberger to the SEN
ate and Strayer and Allen to the House.
Petersburg and Norfolk Both conservative.
Coleman. Independent, probably elected over
Coghill in Amherst.
The district OF Shenandoah and Page. elects
Splitter by ~ majority over Riddlebarger, as
reported.
In Baltimore, Carroll claims q majority of
$1,000. The most brutal violence was exereis-
ed on Monday and Tuesday night by bands of
Democratic roughs on the colored voters and
reformers. Maryland Is doubtful, the returns
not being sufficient to indicate the election OF
either ticket
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-11-04
102 Acres OF Land.
a ssignee's Sale of Valuable
Il Real Estate
Nm Augusta County. Va.

In pursuance CT decree of the United States Dis.
trct Court for the Western District OF Virginia and
as Assignee Of the estate OF E. l.. Houff, BANKRUPT
will
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
in front of the Conrt House, in Stanton va on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th 1879
that valuable farm on which the said T. T. Houtf
now resides situated about two miles Northwest
Of Mt Sidney, containing
l6& Acres.
with new and connections BRICK DWELLING
and necessary out-houses, besides an old frame
dwelling.
The land is well watered and well supplied with
fruit trees OF choice varieties.
TERMS.-One-fourth cash, balance on a credit Of
six twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser gif
ing bonds with ample personal security for deferred
payments and title retained till all purchase money
10 PAID g. z. GUY, Assignee,
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servative party in Virginia, which haze shat
tered and broken its columns, will stimulate
the ho,est portion of it to reflection, and when
this is the case, and passions and prejudiccs
are made subordinate to reason and colvic-
ton, we may reasonably expect many Of them
to abandon the party of expedents and pre-
fences, and unite with that OF principle and
sdp,s iE
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-11-04
uaRR1soNg11Rcs VA NOV 81 ~

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -SVF' "Fts
Mag. S. NJ. Yost s. Son.-The election in
this county yesterday resulted as follows: For
Armstrong, seven hundred and twenty votes;
for Sellers, six hundred and six; for Sibert.
six hundred and fifty; for Ward, three hundred
and lwenty-seven; for Amiss, two hundred
aud seven; Tor Walker. one hundred aud
thirty-two. Two precincts are yet to hear
flvm. Armstrong and Sibcrt are elected.
j. E. JONES.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-11-04
Register in Bankruptc.

THE PUBLIC DEBT.-The recapitulat ion OF
the statement of the public debt OF the United
States for the month of October, 1875, just is
sued shows decrease OF debt during the
month OF 81, o69, obs, and since June 80 Of slO,-
29I .5l4. The debt less cash in the treasury
amounts to 81. lis, 1857, 211. Cash ia the trea>
urv sla4. 400, ITO, including a72TS3, 439.