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LocAL MATrEEs.

EsrEHrAiSnESr MIR. Geo. X. Waters
Uhioh Academy, at Tuneuville. will elOss
tonight with a delightful entertainment
The programme Is a varied and atiraciiv,
nae
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PicSIc-A Union S. s. Picnic will he held
al PerEins' SPRING. near DFiwins Springs
to-morrOw. sD' Blackburn. We learh, has
been requested TO be present and deliver
short address.
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WIN CELEpnArE NO Lindsey
0ivsns, colored. Of Shelby CITY. one Of the
~ Of Jaly Escurrionls,s to Cincinnati,
fell from the cars near Lexington, and was
horribly msngIed by the vheels. he was
brought home, where he died about noon
the next dav.
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RsaARpLEss.--we are specially auihor.
ised BY Hayden Broiher', to announc,
that from this day on, until further notice
they will offer every Thing IN their eniirp
stock Of Summer dress goods, clothing. etc,
reeardlesa Of cost.
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CASrRnL.-Our handsome candidate Gov
II. Governor, Capt. Jas. =. Canirill, spoke
here last night 10 fine audience. We re-
sres our inability IN this i-sue n give a ~.
port Of the speech, which was very 6ne
one. bat will do 40 In our nerl
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Rad MEDIcIEE.-Not satisfied with his
Ten days in Jail. Wood Little came TO iosn
on Monday. evidently on a hull-do4ing
toar. The arsi man he bounced was John
Newland, bat John Amt afraid Of his sa-
tsnie Majesty h,msslf, 10 he ordered him
out q his es,.blishmeni which order Lit
he obeyed, standing not on the order Of
his going. Afterwards he got Into diff
Guilty 9th VIII Bsnghman, Cor which
both we're arrested and tried before Judge
Rochestsr. Liitle was 6ued $40 and costs,
and Bauehmaa SO. A warran, was az
terwards gotten out against Little Coz
Safeguarding, ior which he confessed iine
of $ aud costs. He then len town with a
felios namedC Camden, and on his gay home,
ID h alleged fired several shots At the HOUSE
o. Mr.. Sweeney, who, next morning came
70 town and got out a warrant against both
Littls and Camden, charging them With
KuKlnxipg, and second warrant against
Litils 10 bind him over TO keep the peace
Tbs warrants were placed in the hands d
Town Marshal NIsrshon. aud Constable
Gentry, who soon had them here before
sqnin Carson, vhen The cases were con.
tinued till yesterday. lie turned the msu
oser to Gentry, Who. in turn delivered
them 10 young man named Jennings
They came to time yesterday when the
charge Of KuKluxing Was changed To
one for breach Of the peace. The jury
hqsd them $3.50 apiece, aud costs, stating
in their verdict that II the amounts wers
noi paid or replevied at once. the parties
should work il out at 81 day on the rock
plis. Lilsls p.id and oapdsn replsvied. Tbs
peace warrant was then dismissed, Littls
should know that the days Of such doing
as the above had passed, and We would ad
Wise him TO go exceedingly SLOW. The Peo
pie will not be fooled with longer.
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THE IMPROVED MAYF|E[U
WATER ELEVATOR & PURIFIER

VIII purify the foulest well or
cistern. Wiggles, worms or wa
ter lice can not live I'm wells or
cisterns where niis Elevator is
used. Makes good water better.
Can not possibly freeze up. New
err requires any printing. No
wood or iron tubing TO wear out
or get out Of repair. Will last
ten years. A ten-year-old child
can draw water from a ilfty-foot
well.
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hccpKSrs Mr.. James veach, IT,, En.
gineer Of Buffalo Mills, vas severely said.
ed on he arm few days ago..... Matthew
Leach had HI. hand crushed by . wagon
wheel. Tueadav.
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A woRD TO rnE MIsK-Is, on should
be-, sufficient. Hence, We earnestly en-
treat theas VI 01F gsader, Who may be in
want u cheap and excellent Summer
goods, or amy thing else in the goods line,
TO 10 10 our friends Hayden brothers, be-
fore buying elsewhere, for We SPEAK what
We know when assuring you that In no
other honss IN America can yon do better
than BY pAironiEing the haydens.
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FrRE-About eight O'Clock Monday
the dwelling % Mr.. Geo. W. Bobbitt
caught Gre from the cooking stove, and ia
an almost incredible time was laid in ash
=. None Of the family vas Al home. and
When shs alarm sounded. Mr.. Bobhiti wa'
in town. but be. with Others. hurried to
~ scene and snceeeded In saving about
so worth o. furniture. The l~a Is e-ti
mated At 5000 Insured In the Eina
foe $3.50. A. present, the family oocupy
the Jsha Bright honse. bu, 10 Il Mr. Bob
bitrs Intention to rebuild on the sane site
al once.
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LooKISo UF.--In the wholesale mar
keis Of the country, the prices Of goods
are looking up, aud those who avail them
selves Of the low prices Of every thing a.
now offered BY the house Of Hayden Bros.
before the rise in prices reached stanford.
would do we'll. We notice that during
the past few days many persons from the
country have visited this sterling old house
and abundanily supplied themselves. Gao
aud do likewise.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DA NC Thoroughbred Cotswold yearling
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LIoHr RArS. The ground here vas wei
about an inch by the rain that fell on Tues.
day. II l. aill fearfnliy hot and dry.
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Ms Dos. AcArisrrs IA, rsiarned Ifosa Gesrse-
tosns
al, JsHs.os. ~. cf vipiais. -. In ioua
M. vcsk
Ma J. o. mcAlisrra ASP WIS .'s ,i.l,,as
nieaa. In to~n.
Mas 7. ?. IIitl .. snIayiar The asi,sAi. q Crab
onhsrd spring.
Nj. Esrs nsssss. ei Ie~isyiIl-. /. vi-itisG
Mis- MARI Joas.
Mrs srsIE wnIrlFF, Il psnyiiie. y visitias
M. N raSn 81 go aat
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OuR MKT GovERSoR-Dr. Luke p
Blackburn, came down from Crab Orchard
Spring., last Monday, and spent the day
With his friendr here. lie vas urged d
make a speech. hat declined 10 do 20, say.
log that II would not he treating NJ. Ev.
~ right, esea u his feeble heslth wonld
admit 81 H. lie looks very badly, and Il
much reduced In aesh since he WA here
last, but he says he IL improving. and
hore- 10 he in the 6eld beiore many days.
CANE no TxR.-George Saunders came
10 town Monday, according 10 promise.
and gave an additional bond 81 500 on a
case 81 grand larceny In Garrard, with A.
@. Tucker, a. security. Il Il somewhat
Singular that the papers in this case wers
not sent here some time ago. but then
there are many singular things In this
world. Saunders behaved himself In a
beccmins manner while here. and We learn
that he has acted veil since hi. return 10
Crab Orchard.
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CorxrY Corar po,Sa.-A ,.x AZ 40
p.r cent. on ssssOo0 Of propery belong.
ing To the Cincinnati Southern X. n. vas
ordered 10 be collected for 1877, and on
s2ls,6s5 worth belonging to the L. an.
X. X. for both 1876 and 1917. Both Com
ranies excepted, and the matter will 60 to
the Court Of APPeals......sPecial elections
foe sheriff Of the county, anil for Consia-
b'es in the Grab Orchard, hustonviiie and
funerssilie p.s'ricis, were ordered, TO NIL
vaeancies......The ofhoers Tor the August
election were appointed. as foliows Stan
ford Precinct, No. IN. {. fortmsn and
NJ. q. Nevius, Judge; q. II. Mckinney,
Clerk. Stanford, No.2-J. NJ. Martin and
J. X Afford Judges kob' Blain, Clerk.
Walnut flat-Oraig Lynn and +. ~. holir-
CLAW, judge 1. W. Higgins, Clerk. Crab
'rchard-W. NJ. Garnest and h.W. tarris,
Judges; James {. King, Clerk. Waynea-
burg-S brown add y. . Reynolds,
judge; a. l.. Mckenzie, Clerk. Huston
VILE. 7. Hughes and havanangh Arm
strong, judge; Coi. j. W. Weasherford,
CLERK. Iurnersville-John Bailey and
Nathan Daugherty' Judges 'no' D. Neal
Clerk. highiand-vJohn Young and Adj
am jeffrey, Judge; :: p. klgney, CLERK
PorsoSEp.-After several DAYS sickness,
during which he safisrcd terrible convul-
.so.. AZ. l.-.... f.o,.h ~ r,.... -. ~
Mr.. John p. Gooch, Of this county, died
last THURSDAY. There wa. every indica-
tion that he had been poisoned. and su.pi-
cion was a, once directed to hia wife. bat
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-09-24

The SUIT FOR THE LURAY CAVE
The case Of Beidler and others, judy
ment creditors ofSamuel A. Buraker,
against Campbell & Stebbns, purchas-
ers Of the great Luray cave, seeking TO
to set aside the sale Of the cave on the
ground of irregularity in the sale by the
commissioners and Of fraud on the
part of the purchasers, was tried in the
Circuit Court held in Luray last week,
before Judge Bird, presiding, and
was decided in favor of Camp
bell & Stebbins, the purchasers. \
number Of eminent lawyers were en-.
gagged on each side, counsel for the cred
itors being II. G.. Moffett, of Rappahan-
mock county, Giles Cook, ST., of Front
Royal, Gen. w. H. Payne, OF Fauquier,
and p. B. Borst, OF Luray. Counsel for
Campbell & Stebbins were ]. Y. Men
fee, Of Rappahannock county, Moses
Walton, of Woodstock, and JIG New
man, r. S. Parks and Z. j. Armstrong,
of Luray. The case will be carried to
the Court Of Appeals. Campbell &
Stebbeins bought the land, 2S4 acres. on
which the cave was discovered, in April
1873, at OH per acre, although the land
was appraised at only 81 an acre, and
the plaintiffs based their suits mainly on
the ground that the purchasers were
aware Of the existence of the cave be-
fore the sale.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

~ Woodstock, Va Sept. odd $40.
To l.. Triplett, admir- of Barbara A. Long,
decd J. J. Long. Thomas Edmunds and
Emma NJ. his wife, Moses Long, Samuel
Long, George Long and the unknown child
or children ,cf Joseph Long, who lived in
Indiana. Dec. 7. 1877, and before his moth
ers leaving said unknown child or children,
name and sex unknown.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the 29th day of Oct. next, between the
hours of 6 o'clock, A. NJ and G O'Clock, p.
NJ if fair, if not, on the next fair day there
after Sunday excepted) to take and settle at
my Office, an account ofthe outstanding debts
against the estate of Barbara A. Long, decd.
according to their priorities, to ascertain the
value, actual and annual Of the real estate
of which said Barbara A. Long. died. seized
and possessed, and whether or not the profits
of the same will pay the debts of decedent
within five years. state, settle and unjust the
administrstoriai account Of L. Triplett. admir-
Of Barbara A. Long, decd and any other
matter required to be taken by the decree of
Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on the
18th day Of August, 1879, in a suit in chan
Gerry depending in said court between Saml
J. Long, Milley A Long and Israel Newland
and all other creditors of Barbara A. Long,
deed. complts. and L. Tiplett. Admr. Of
Barbara A Long, decd. J. Long and 9TH
ers defts and if from any cause the taking
Of said accounts shall not be commenced, or
having been commenced should not be com
pleted on that day, the taking Of the same
will be adjourned from day to day, or from
place to place, until the same are taken and
completed
Gived Under my hand as Commiss Toner in
chancery of the said court. at my office in said
county, the day and year first afOresa d
Sept. 24-4w l. H[TE BIRD.
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Mr.. George William Curtis, who was
an anu.Cornell delegate to the New
York republican convention, in an edI-
torlal in Harper's Weekly says: I'VE
should be treacherous to our own re-
publican convictions If we did not say
frankly that the result in Saratoga, due
not to the republican sentiment Of the
State, but to the present management OF
the party. has unnecessarily endangered
republican success, both this year and
the next, and ought to compel every
honest republican to reflect whether that
IS a wise party management which has
deliberately and consciously taken the
surest way possible to republicans TO
secure the democratic succe IS which
every republican deprecates."
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in payment OF all taxes and dues Of the

In payment OF all taxes and dues of the
commonwealth. then it does not make
an irrepealable contract under the pro.
visions OF the pending proposition. II
the time should ever come when the
necessities Of Virginia will require her
to get rid OF the operation Of the cou-
pons ON the new bouds. then It can be
done. il the arguments sound, that abe
can get rid Of the coupons on the present
censols. l, for one, don't believe that
time will ever come. / believe the
proposed settlement. il made. will be
carried out in good faith, and that it
will DO final readjustment OF the
public debt.
And NOW. Mr.. Speaker, l come briefly
to consider the last objection that has
been urged: and il is, that tbs bill will
prove failure when passed into law
that the debt will not be funded under
its provisions. say. in reply, that if
tho people Of Virginia determine to
make it failure, then it will be q tail
ure-if they determine to make 1t sue
cess, it will prove q succ ess. believe
the dearest interests Of the common
wealth are involved in q speedy settle
mcnt, but il Yirglnians prefer agitation
to tranquility, if they prefer discord To
harmony, strife to peace, then no settle
meat will be final until the curse OF re-
pudiation overtakes them, aud blights
their state for q generation.
In conclusion Mr.. Speaker, regret
TO have to differ with so many of my
friends, with whom have acted in con-
cert in the past. That they are actuated
by patriotic motives do not question.
They have the undoubted right, and it
is their duty, to oppose the bill if they
believe the legislation is impolitic and
unwise.
After mature reflection, /, myself,
am convinced, for the reasons | have
stated, that the beat interests Of the
commonwealth demand the passage OF
the pending proposition.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

~ nOousIoCk, va sept. -, 1919.
To ". II. Triple.t, Jos. Conner. assignees, &c,
Complts. and Jeremiah Kibler, Lydia Kibler, I'd
ward Carrier and Catharine Carrier his wife, Re-
gina Cofnan, Philip Mech, Catherine Mech, Mar
gsrst Nssb. Herman Hoeth and Elizabeth Hooth
his wife, Dsfts.
You are hereby nstiHsd that have hxed upon
the 18th day ofoctober next, between the hours VI
q s'olook, A, n. and O'Clock p. n. to take st my
once, an secount Of the real estate owned and
held BY jeremiah Kiblsr its grsss and annual val
us. and. The character and amount Of charges
on said land. ard. To convene the judgment cred
itors Of said Kihlsr, and suGt their judgments in
order Of priority. t.h. To commute into money
the dover interest OF Lydia KILLER the wife Of DE-
vid KILLER, decd, In the lands Of which her said
husband died, ssissd and possessed. sth. Any
other natter deemed pertinent or that any party
IN interest may require, required TO b. taken By
the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered
on the md day OF september, 1879, In . suit 10
shanesry depending In said court between VIM. II.
Trfpistt, he, oompls. and jeremiah KILLER, nc 81,
defEs Aad II from any cause the taking Of said &C.
count shall not be commenced, or having been
conan snosd should not be completed on that day,
the taxlng Of The same Will be adjourned from day
10 day, from place TO place, until the same are
tsksa and eonplstsd.
Givsn under ny hand - Commissioner in chan.
sery Of the said court, ct my o1ace In said county
the day and year nrst Aforesaid.
+. d. NEWMAN. Con. IN Chan'y.
Sent, A-v. williams b Bro. p. q.
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Complimentary.

Speaking Of the discussion in Harri-
sonburg between Messrs. Tucker &
Withers and Riddleberger & Paul, the
Old Commonwealth, funder paper. says,
" Harry made the ablest speech which
has been made on his side in Rocking
ham, dong himself honor and winning
warm applause ;" and further adds,
that " during his speech there can be no
question but that he had the house with
him, influenced by the able manner in
which he presented his subject and the
skill with which he handled it,"
We arc glad to observe the many high
tributes from foes and friends, which our
confrere is Winning in the canvass.
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Sept. 24-4w.
I COMMISSIONER OFFICE.

y Woodstock, Va Sept. 22d, 1879
To Isaiah Bowman and Barbara his wife
and all the creditors of SAM. Windle, dec d.
complts and n. NJ. Rhodes, admr of Samuel
Windle, dec d. Jacob WindIe, -Bowers
and Delilah his wife, Catharine Sine, John
Spengler and Mary his wife, Romanus P.
Ludwig and Caroline his wife and George
Teller
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the 29th day of October next, between
the hours of 6 o'clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock,
P. NJ, iffair, if not, on the next fair day
thereafter Sunday excepted to take and
settle, at my office, the accounts of The
debts against Samuel Wiudle, decd. or his
estate, 2, The amount of the personal estate
of the decedent, including the amount Of in
debIednsss after exhaustIng personally in the
administrator hands and to be charged on
the real estate of the decedent and 10 make
settlement Of the account Of y. VI. Rhodes,
admr. of Sam'l, Windle, dec d. Sd. Any
other matter that he may deem pertinent or
that any party in interest may require re
quired 10 be taken by the decree Of Shenan-
doah Circuit Court rendered on the 2d day
of Sept. 1879 in a suit in chancery depend
ing in said court between Isaiah Bowman and
wife &c. eomplts and 'Saml. Windle's admr
&c. Defts. and if from any cause the taking Of
said accounts shall not be commenced, or
having been commenced should not be COM
pleted on that day. the taking Of the same
will be adjourned from day to day, or from
place to place, until the same are taken and
completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
chancery of the said court, at my Office in
said county the day aid year first aforesaid.
P. w. MAGRUDER.
E. Z. S. p.q. Sept CIV.
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PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE VIR-
GINA MIDLAND RoAD.-The Danyille
CVa.) News Of Friday last says: I'm
an interview with President Barbour, OF
the Virginia Midland railroad, who is
now in Danvllle, he stated that the OBJ.
iect Of his coming here at that time is
TO inaugurate an effort looking to the
extension o. The Virginia Midland rail-
road beyond Danville into North Caro-
lima, by way Of the coal fields Of Rock
ingham, and thence to Statesyille, with
purpose TO form connection at that
point with the line Of railroad now being
extended to Ashevllle, and thence 10
the great South. He brought with him
an engineer and party to make reco n
noissance OF the route of the proposed
extension in order to ascertain the prob
able cost OF construction and the re-
sources of the country TO be developed
by it. This reconnaissance will be made
forthwith, and the result speedily re-
ported"
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4 NO0tNlNolCNER > VI III L.
~ Woodstock, Va. Sept. 22i. 1879.
To George Snapp and all other creditors
CIV. H. Woodward, Cemplts. and VIM. H.
Woodward, Manuel Cline and Olcd Funk
Trustee.
You are hereby notified that | have fXed
upon the 25th day Of October next, between
the hours Of O'Clock, A. W. and o'clock.
P. NJ. to take and settle, at my Office an
account of the actual and annual value OF
the Real Estate ofthe Deft. VIM. II. Wood
ward
%. An acct. of all the unpaid lpins bind
ing his Real Estate arranged in order CT
priority.
%. Any other matter deemed pertinent or
that either party may require, required to be
taken by the decree of Shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the 18th day Of August
1879 in suit in chancery depending in said
court between Geo. Snapp, complt. and
VIM. H. WOODWARD &c. Delts. and if from
any cause the taking of said accounts shall
not be commenced, or having been commenc-
ed should not be completed on that day. he
taking ofthe same will be adjourned from
day tc day, or from place TO place, until die
same are taken and completed
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
chancery Of the said court, at my office in
said county the day and year first aforesaid.
+. D. NEWMAN,
Sept A,-4w Comr in Chan y.
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TERMS OF SALE:
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

~ Woodstock, Va, Sept. g. 1879.
To John Mumav, Admir- OF David Mumaw, decd
Henry Mumsv, Jacob Mum,w, George Andrick
and Elisabeth his wife, John humsw In his own
right, Levi Aumsw, SAmr Aumsv Philip Munav,
James Munsv. son Of Christian Muinsw, decd,
and Philip Polk and Rose Ann his wife
You are hereby notified that have nIed upon
the slst day Of october next, between the hours
OF o'clock, A. ". and O'Clock, ?. N. II fair. II
not, on the neIt fair day thereafter (5unday s1-
csptsa) to take and settle, 1t my once, an account
OF the debts agrinst the estate Of David MunAv
according 10 their proritss TO ascertain the real
estate Of which said David humav died, seized
and possessed, tho SEXUAL and anhusl value there
Of, and any other matter deemed pertinent or that
either party may require, to be taken by the de
cree OF Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on the
9th day Of September, 1879, in suit in chancery
depending In said court between Philip G. De:lin
ger, Adrnr Of Mary Craig, decd, use &c. complts.
and John HuuAv, Admir- Of David MumAv, dec'd,
and others defts and II from any cause the taking
OF said accounts shall not be commenced, or hAv-
ing been commenced should not be completed on
that day the taking Of the ssme will DO adjourned
from day to day, or from place to place. until the
same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand a. Commissioner In chan .
Gerry OF tue said csurt, ct my once In said county,
the day and year nrst aforesaid.
Sept. A-tv. |. HlTE BIRD.
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1oMMIssIoNER,s oPFrcg.

" woodst0ck, Va. Sep. 10th, 1879.
To Patterson & Brooks aud all the creditors OF
Simeon Woods, deed. compits. aud W, II. Rice
admr. of Simeon Woods, decd. Abah Woods his
widow, Laura Woods, Martha Woods, Luther
Woods, Cora V. Woods, Ro ert L, Woods, Sadie +.
Woods, and Elite NJ. Woods infant children Of
S. Woods. decd.
You are he.e by notified that have fixed upon
the 10Th day Of October next 10 take and settle at
my office, the accounts Of
list, All the debts or demands against the estate
Of Simeon Woods, decd. and ascertain their
priOrities
ID. The settlement Of W. II. Rice, admr. Of g.
Woods, decd. and report the personal assets Of
the estate
Sd, Of the real as well as the personal estate
4th, and any other matter may deem pertinent
or that either party may desire required 10 be
taken by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the 18th day OF August 1879 in suit
in chancery depending IN said court between
Patterson and Brooks. &c. cOmplts and Simeon
Woods edmr. &c Defts. and il from any cause the
taking OF said accounts shall not be commenced,
or having been commence should not be COM
pleted that day, the taking Of the same will be
adjourned from day TO day, or from place 10
place, until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in chan
Gerry Of the said court, al my Office III said county
the day and year fret Aforesaid.
L. L. STlcKLEY,
Patterson Z OFerraI, p. q. Sep. l7,-4w
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-09-24

Sixty-fve republicans of New York
city have subscribed their names to an
appeal for the success of the republican
party and the defeat of the republican
candidate, Mr.. Cornell. 1--WE propose
not TO bolt, but to Scratch" they say.
They denOunce Mr.. Cornell as the nom-
inee Of the machine. and as a weak and
obnoxious candidate. The business of
each Of The subscribers to this circular
Is given after his name, and most OF
them are lawyers, journalists, bankers,
merchants and clerks.