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should serve as an examply here
after, declined either to retract or TO
fight, but at the conclusion Of the
correspondence notified Mr.. Elan
through the latter's friend, that it
he wanted to meet him he would
find him OR. Button) in his office,
where, if Elem contemplated an
attack, he would be ready to re-
ceive him.. Mr.. Button put his re-
flsal to retract upon the ground
that if Elan was not the author OF
the Insulting in the Whig," then
the Virginian's language did not
apply to him, and if he was the au-
thor it was to stand, while his refu-
sal to fight duel was on conscien-
tious grounds; but at the same time
he declared his readiness to defend
himself if attacked. The manly
tone of Mr.. Buttons final letter is
indicated in the following extract;
II do not propose, in any con-
tingency, to follow you out OF this
State on a hostile erraad, in viola
ton OF the laws of God and my
country; nor do l care 70 add to
the number of fools whose quarrels
are, through such Intervention as
you propose, 'amicably and honor
ably adjusted. I will further tell
you, what, it seems to me, you
should have known. that, as a
Christian man, l am opposed to
duelling do not accept the so-called
Code of Honor and hereby declare
that no power on earth could in
duce me 10 do violence to my con-
science in this regard. | do not
wish to shoot at and kill you, nor do
1 intend to be a victim to a
to wicked and barbarous practice
that my soul abhors. Besides, l
think that my life is worth more
than yours; for Iam devoting the
remnant OF it that remains to the
incubation of private morality and
and upright principles of public
policy, from which shall not be
deferred by the fear Of men. And
now, if it be any satisfaction to you
to say that l refuse TO accept an in
vitation to the field, you are at full
liberty to say so, for such is tie
fact"
This seems to have ended. the con-
trcversy, except that Mr.. Elan sent
another letter, which Mr.. Button
would not receive unless it should
contain a disclaimer of the author
ship of the article to which his was
a retort, and which Elam's friend |
admitted it did not. Mr.. Elan,
with his friend, appears to have
passed the Office of the Virginian
twice subsequently, and then took
the cars for Richmond. Mr.. But
ton, in his comments on the cor
respondence, affirms that Mr.. Elan
must have known full well Mr..
Buttons views on the subject of the
code, as they had often been ex-
pressed in his paper, and intlmates
that it was SIMPLE case Of bull
DOING which was desisted from
when Mr.. Elan discovered that MIR.
Button refused to be scared into
making an apology. Into the merits
of the matter The Sun does not
care to enter. Its opinions on that
relic of a barbarous age-the duello
have been often expressed, and
knowing that in many parts of the
South it requires more manliness to
refuse an invitation to a duel than
to fight one, itregards the example
of Mr.. Button as a precedent which
it would be well to follow in other
southern communities where in past
time resort has been had to "the
code" in the settlement of disputes.
Bali. San.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11

MECHANICS LIENs.-In the House
Of Delegates. Saturday. the following
bill introduced by Mr. Nicel) was
passed. II has new to 80 TO the Sem
ate:
Be it enacted by the General Assembly
Of Virginia, That when an agreement
shall have been made between any
mechanic and any other person what
soever regarding the price for the re-
pair ofany gun. pistol, plough, wagon,
or any other article whatsoever, the said
gun, pistol, plough, wagon, or other
article as the case may be, shall be
subject to a lien in favor Of said
mechanic for any amount that may be
due SAID mechanic for repairs as afore
said, and the said mechanic may retain
the said gun, pistol. plough, wagon, or
other articles, as the case may be, IN
til said amount due for said repairs be
paid aud if it be not paid within
thirty days afior it is due, the said
mechanic retaining possession thereof
may, after thirty days notice, sell such
property, or such part thereof as may be
necessary, at public auction, and apply
the proceeds of sale to the payment OF
the amount that may be due for said re-
pairs, and shall pay over the balance,
ifanY, Of such proceeds to the owner OF
said article.
2. This act shall be in force from
and after it's passage.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11
Admrs C.. t. ?. o. s.A. Banner, dec,
Jan. 27th, ls3J-lt.
NOMIIssIONER's OFFIcr.

COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
~ Woodstock, Va. January 2ist lso.
To Il. and T. Hartman * Co. Z. J. Miller IS co.
Langfeld Ler.ahem * Co. luck. II neJ1war Is
Neer. Barley &, larsen, R0usi ucmp-t0n X go.
I Whitehall IS Co Noorehead s. Templelnep Br .
Clark X Bros and all the creditor, Of $. &. Dan
der deed. c9mplt's and 5. A. Daunor's. aiurs.
J. w. banners. admir-. {: Susan r. Daurer pets.
You are hereby notified that have aXel upon
the LIST. day OF March next, between the hours II O.
O'Clock, A. ". and O'Clock p. VI. q rev se the ac-
count heretofore taken and app = all proper cce-
dts as shown by the books OF $. =. pauuc- o. ha
offset TO the debts audited, t. audit any and
further properly authenticated demands against
said Banner, and ascertain the clmWuted value c.
the widows dover in the sold banners real estate
required 10 be taken by the decree OF Shcnaud al
Circuit Court rendered on the 1th dag Of Janul-v
1880 in a suit and chancery depending in said
court between II. x T. Hartman * CO. &. c0mpits.
aud :. 4. Banner s.admrs. SC. Detis. and if from
any cause the taking Of said accounts shall not be
commenced, or having been commenced should
not be completed on that day, the taking of IN
same will be adj burned from day 20 dag; lr fr1 I'D
place TO place, until the same are taken ALL co---
pieted
Given under my hand as Commissioner la chan
Gerry Of the said court, at my ohce ia sad county.
the day aLd year lrs. aforesaid.
l.. T.. SrlCKL Y.
W. K ". Jan. 2l.-iw.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11
Wrecks on the New Jersey
Coast.

LONG BRANCH, N. j.. Feb. A.
At two o'clock yesterday morning
the schooner Daniel Harding came
ashore on the Highlands, Station
No 2. The crew consisted of six,
all told, with Capt. Harding and
wife. Besides the crew was Will
liam Ray, Jr., a seaman belonging
to the schooner Kate Newman.
The Newman was the foundered
vessel seen of Long Branch, whose
identity until now was unknown.
Ray says: The Newman was coal
laden, bound from Baltimore to
Davenport, Mass. Her crew con.
sisted Of Capt. James Newman, of
Southwest Harbor; mate, Warren
Stanley seamen. Halsey Stanley,
Roosevelt Richardson, all of Ire
mont, Me-; James Hue, shipped at
Baltimore, and VIM. 4. Ray, Jr.
On Monday, at 1870 P. NJ, the
jib blew away; at II o'clock the
wind blew a tornado. and the night
was very dark. The ship labored
hard, was put about and stood port
deck off shore. We had now made
out the Highlands light and the
lights of the Scotland light-ship,
and were trying to locate the hook,
when, before our sails filled, we
collided with the schooner Harding.
1 escaped to the deck of the Hard
ing struck us on our starboard side
staving it in. Our bow anchore
had been knocked over by the force
of the collision, and, on account of
the debris on the deck, the rest of
the crew unable to escape from the
Newman. The Newman then be.
gan to sink. We could not launch
q boat in the surging sea. called
to my shipmates to jump overheard,
but they did not. l soon lost sight
Of the Newman, in disabled con-
dition, the Harding two hours later
struck the shore The captain and
crew of the Harding corroborated
Rays story.
Early in the morning a body
came ashore near Station No. 2.
and was recognized by Ray as
that of Capt. James Newman. An
hour later the body of steward, Ro-
sevelt Richardson, come ashore near
the lower ends of the Highlands,
and later the body of Halsey STAN
ley washed ashore at Belle View.
The rest of the crew have not been
heard from.
The coroner of Long Branch has
removed the bodies to the morgue
at that place. The captain was 26
years Of age, married last January.
He and his father owned the New
man, which was an old two-masted |
soaler, hailtng from Ellsworth, Me.
The Harding is three-masted, and !
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11

A Chinese wash-house in San Fran
cisco was burned yesterday. The bodies
of eleven Cinnamon were removed from
the RUNS. 1t IS supposed they were
stupefed with opium, and that the fire
caught from pipes which they were
smoking.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11
REPORT ON A HORRIBLE PENITEN.

REPORT ON A HORRIBLE PENITEN'
TIARY. The Kentucky legislative in.
vestigating committee report that the
condition Of the penitentiary in that
State during the past year has been
shamefully bad, owing to It's overcrow-
ded condition, defective sewerage,
general want Of cleanliness, and want
of proper diet for convicts. Scurvy
has prevailed to fearful extent, manly
owing to the want Of proper food, at
one time over two hundred convicts
being in the hospital with it, while dur
ing the past year there were 775 cases
ont of 900 convfcts. Eleven died OF
it and two Of scorbutic fever. 1t was
the keepers duty TO furnish proper food,
and in that dnty he failed. There were
10 deaths in all during the year. Flog-
ging in the prison has sometimes bseu
carried to objectionable lengths. The
clothing of oonvicts is insufficient. In
many cases two sonylcts are crowded
into a badly-ventilated cell six feet
eight inches long three feet nine and a.
half inches wide and six feet three and
a-half inches high. The committee ask
for tho removal Of j. w. South, The
keeper,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11

Ex-Governor Holiday desires to pre-
vent another outrage upon the soil o
Virginia he will issue no requisition iol
Page Wallace, the negro villain who
escaped from the jail at Leesburg las
week, until a place be provided for bis
imprisonment strong enough to protect
him until he shall be hanged by due
process of law. Any attempt to take
him to Leesburg across the country vii
probably result IN bis death BY the
hands Of an indignant mob,-AIer'
Gasctts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-An in,
quest was held this morning upon the
body Of Henrietta Brest, aged nine
years, who was found dead yesterday
morning at No. 10 Spofford street.
When discovered the child was found
covered with vermin aud partially eaten
by rats. A woman living in the im-
mediate neighborhood testified that
Mrs. Brest was totally unfit to have
the care Of children. The deceased girl
was blind, and her mother paid her nc
attention. Other witnesses declared
that the woman was drunkard, and
that her conduct was often cruel and
always disgraceful. The coroner ex-
pressed the OPINION that the case was
the worst specimen of human depravity
that he had ever encountered. The
jury returned the following verdict
That Henrietta Brest came to her
death on February 4, 1880, from ex+
posure and neglect, and the jury find
that Emma Bres. is responsible for the
chlld's death, by her intenperanee and
neglecting to give the attention that the
child required. We also call the at
tention of the Society to Protect Chill
dren from Cruelty to the condition OF
the other children of Emma Brest."
The woman was committed 20 await
the action Of The dibtrict attorney.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11

As the case now stands, physicians
bills are about the last paid out OF the
assets of decedent, but bill has just
been introduced In the Virginia Legisla-
ture to make them the first after the
payment Of funeral expenses. Should
it pass the doctors In the state will taste
the delights incident to the change from
last to first.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11
Commissioners Sale
Or
REAL ESTATE!

Pursuant to Z decree reudcrel at the December
term 1879 OF the Circuit Cour. Of oh naud all
county in the chsncery cause OF Jno. ". Rulings,
&c. COmplts. ys Liza Ridings, &. Dci,s. the ul-
dersgned commissioners OF sale VII proceed g.
sell. on
TUESDAY, FEBRU1RY 24h, 1850.
in front Of the Cour. House door, of said County,
Il public auction to the highest bidder the follow
ing real estate viz A tract of IS acres more 0t
iess being the same Of which r. b. k.iiugs decd.
diNl seized and possessed. this land lies ia sael-
andoah County, ucag the foo, Of tic North VI w.
tain back Of strasburg and is 81 good qualify.
TERMS OF S1LE:
One third of purchase money cash in hand the
residue N one and Two years evidenced by bonds
bearing interest from day of sale and secured by
deed OF trust upon said land dIiy executed aAl
recorded. IL sale at o'clock, =. ".
4. j.. MAGNUDE3,
" J.. WALTON
Jan. 23th.--.ls. CQnrs. oi Sale.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11

was bound from Cedar Keys, Fla.
with cargo ofycllow plnc,consign-
ed to New York. Her cargo will
be saved, and though her hull is
buried in the sand to the depth of
81 feet, there is every hope for the
ultimate safety of the vessel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11

All the credit ors Of the late s. 4 Danner. decd.
are urgently requested 10 settle their notes and
&C counts, by the goth Of February, 1880. We have
notified all concerned repeatedly, by letter and
personally. and think in this respect. no ono can
complain justly Of insufficient notice or time
being granted Therefore, unless there IS some
satisfactory arrangement.made, a. or before the
specified time we shall place all unsettled claims
in the hands Of constaDes or sue upon the same
in the circuit court. All viii please taxa timely
warming and save US the unpleasant necessity Of
closing up the claims in the summary and = %
personally, distasteful manner.
Very Respectfully,
". +. WALTON,
r.. .. NEWMAN.
Admrs @. t. .. o. :. \. Banner. dec d
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11
OFFICE.

l
~ Woodstock Va Jan. Q7tl 1880.
To Samuel Hotel and Jacob 4. io,tal.
You are hereby notified that have hxed upon
the 27th day of February next. between the hours
OF O'Clock, A. ". and O'Clock, p. VI. if fair il
not, on the next fair day thereafter Sandy ex-
cepted) to take and settle at my Office. the acc cunt
Of real estate held in fee simple by Samuel Hotel
and Jacob A. Hotel respectively actual aud an
nual value of the same, whether or not the rents
and profits Of their real estate respectively will be
sufficient to satisfy their debts aud the costs or
this proceeding within five years all liens binding
their real estate respectively end classify them &C
cording to their priorities required to be taken
by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court rem
dered on the 1lth day Of January 1880 IN suit in
chancery depending In said court between
Stoneburner and Prescott comp.s. and samuel
Hottie and Jacob A. Hotel Defts and If from any
cause the taking Of said shall not be- commenced,
or having been commenced should not lie com
pleted on that day, the taking 81 the same Will be
adjourned from day to day, or from place u
place, until the same are taken aud completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner ia
chancery OF the said court, at my ofise in said
county the day and year irs. aforesaid.
Jan. 28-4t, IHIrE BIRD.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11
+ 'HALfD-ATE HOUSE.
- SlAA,Dr-.G, VIRGINIA.

L Sl..A.rr--c yrocr>r,
, -r.,>-..--,,,.., 49,
~ = VI IN L Nt Z, PROP r.
TO- L. D-. T.. Ions. $3.50 .'., - s.'5 D. l. y
yeaieltls furnished. Person. eeai.,,a -.
.arlla- house for tho summer n.5,fh.. MD 5nd
tails . pleasant and healthy u.ace An ex,si'en,
DAaiy 4te s.. rilgis near III house. z -,Bsierr
&C. c.a- s.-...4g 10 PREMISES a-I b lses sed
.-'-' '-.-.
q -Dl-. -4- rl,Al-t.r OFF lC..
~ 'a-tl-k, Vac, Jan. % less.
ID Jose ID -ll. .r.-a-ls .lllg Ann Dausern.an.
Aeniy L"a-e-iA-- .Ad james lLd Jlsel d
7 ..l-. lI.a. y .,-. add d. IL nol.lrr and sU tie
c.CIt.ls VI JOS D.4,e.Mlu Reed commits
You aye hereby notified t.,.- r..,.. .,.I CO..
.-.,. H. T.,- - ,f,-.,- -., I ..-' --A-t up
Ito-t.rk n ar.fE -..L D. %
i.t ID agd.- aua r... e-- d ~. - '-,
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ltA4t any utare.t.l party D. .,..~ 2, ,- -.,..-
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rsd ,i ts. i5.. '.,.- i.- ,- ..' M. .el-
claue.ry depending - a-lI caur. botree. =. IL
/ r.Ieaer y,- ronl..t. and IL. n,...,,.' ., - -
d0i.s and I ir0.a aay ca.,s. tie .t.r.. .7si
account. shall not be commenced or ls.-, r-.',.
commenced should not b. c5-lnieted On tb7, Ed,
llo ta1lug u tile same VIII be adiour,ei frl-, i,
O. DAY. " from place % place. mani ILL., $40 80
/ ;a.,l ana completed.
Given uulll Bay L-.I rsss comm sir,.cr ia
cL44Cerg I'd che sad count .. INV ,f,.a.tn "a
COUNT. ll- .tl, a.. . Year. .l..t ....t.9tl
L. L. STIcETrv
/ JAM '-sr IL H. % Nm. l nro - -
-
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rlN. Walton ai..-. ef l. II ~ -,
e9mp,t. So. B. T.. Newman adulr. Of j " Danuei
l.l Carrie banner. Frsn, Dsnr'er. K,tio 0-r'''e-
Willie Danaer. Ela Dauucr. Wtlter Darrer al
Daurer i.t.Lt children az sd I ~
Dluuer decd d.i-s
loI are hereby u1t.aeI that ( have araI ffoou
tie lth day CO .far. D. uekt between tLe h0lrs az
clock, A. ". add 0'cl1cs. T. 81 u fair Il not
tla ur1t ili day thereafter SUNDAY exeentedl 10
take and settle. III r.v rface. tte acl5ui-ts OF
l.t. When tlo purchase flr .le real estate Gin
t'e answer Il MIS-. 1iart la b. Banner 80 fortb1
WAS paid and O. whom.
2.'Ifthes4d real estate ,v,s lsv..ef Inc tre
f-tncr ~ the slid 1lr.. DanUer. a,d uss and rs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11
gHeImb0ld's uchu
ElsvigOTates the stomach,

And stimulates the torpid Liver Bowels. ADJ,
Kidneys 20 healthy action in cleansing ih,
blood Of all impurities, and impart.ns new
life and yig0r 10 the whole system.
4 single trial will be quite sufficient to
convince the most hesitatin- IF rs valuable
remedial qualities
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-11
Notice TO all Concerned !

11th.-tds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-09
The Fire Record.

Buffalo, GA large four-story brick
building on Beak Street, formerly used
as tannery by Schoellkopf IL Co.,
burned tonight. Loss on building,
S7O,OOe; stock, $50, 600; insurance, one
half.
St. Paul, Mimi, IA fire broke out
at O'Clock this afternoon, in the roof of
the wholesale dry goods house of Auer.
bach, Finch, Culbertson & Co, the
largest bui ding,snd occupied by the hea-
West firm in the city. The flames smoul-
dered for nearly an hour before breaking
out, but the fremen were unable to reach
or check it. About six o'clock 1t broke
out in an upper story window, and the
building was soon beyond salvation. AT
this hour, 9 o'clock, it has burned TO the
second story. and viii be total loss
The fire department from here and Min
neapolis continue Their efforts, while
goods are rapidly removing from the
lower stories. The building is threC
years old and was built by Commodore
w. F. Davidson. 1t cost $50, 600 anC
was insured for S45,Oi0 1t was filed
with goods. IN anticipation OF the spring
trade Value of goods, $3.50, coo; insur
ance. 1892, coo, in several st. Pau
agencies.
sageries Nationales great carrying com
nanv have been destroyed by fire. Mer
chandise OF sn estimated value of 1000,
600 francs was destroyed SIX thousan
square yards are covered with the DEBRIS
The loss is fully insure1.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-09
Foreign Miscellany.

Calcutta, There is an unconfrmed
report here that Burmese have made 6
raid on MunipoIe and killed forty-fY,
natives.
Rome, 7.-Accounts of extreme agita.
ton In Poland received by the Vatican
and the abnormal condition of Russia
have moved Leo XIII, TO send special
instructions to Catholic bishops to exert
their utmost power to prevent Catholics
from taking part in any plots or political
complications.
London, THE Duchess of Marl-
borough. writing TO the lord mayor OF
London, says the distress in Ireland con-
tinues general and in some parts Is in
creasing.
Vienna, arch Duke Rodolph has
been atfianced to Princess Stephsnie
ClOthilde, of Belgium.
Rome, S.-The adhesion of Catholic
bishops of the United States to the Pope's
encyclical relative to the the philosophy OF
st. Thomas Puquinas, has been delivered
to the Pope.
Paris. 8.-TLo NM iAi poIier- will pre-
sent Professor Nordenskjold, Swedish
Arctic explorer, with gold medal.
Should article seven not be voted in the
Senate all laws against Jesuits are likely
to beput in force with the utmost posi-
bic vigor.
London, SIN the House of Com
mons, to-day, the chancellor of the ex
chequer stated that the Queen had been
advised to dissolve Parliament at Easter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-09
Domestic Dashes.

New York, 6.-The American Chess
Association has debarred James Grundy
and Suspended Preston Ware, jr., for a
year; cause, alleged fraudulent collision.
Fall River, THE Union Mills will
be started to morrow, and undoubtedly
all striking spinners will return TO work,
as they feel satisfied that manufacturers
are disposed to deal fairly with them.
1t is reported that the figures show the
increase given them was more than the
10 per cent. promised. Secretary How
ard has advised them TO return to work
New Orleans, S.-The democratic STATE
convention Is called for April 18th, to
select delegates to Cincinnati.
New York, S.-The strike at Harmony
Mills has ended, the men receiving II
per cent. advance and sn extension o
the dinner hour.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-09
Central Pacific Acquisition.

New York, Shines Louisville: The
fact has leaked out here that the Louis
vile and st. Louis Air Line has been
purchased by G. P. Huntington & Co.,
who will use it in conjunction with the
great Central Pacific system. This ali
line, which extends from Louisville to
st. Louis, was to be built partly by the
aid of county subscriptions, as well as by
the capital of its projectors. The road
will, when completed, traverse the
richest part of Indiana and Illinois, con-
Meeting at st. Louis with the Huntington
Central, Cincinnati and Lexington Rail
road, at whose terminal point, Mount
Sterling, it will join the Chesapeake and
Ohio; thus giving the Central Pacific
people an immense line of road extending
from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean.
Laborers are now hard at work grading
the track Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
from Huntington TO Mount Sterling, q
distance of eighty miles. This extension
will be finished by next fsll.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-09

Paris, IN. Adolpne Lemoine Mon
tigny, dramatic author, il dead.
Louisville, w. II. Hayes, APP
pointed judge of the federal court of Ken
lucky early In Septem Der, 1873, 20
succeed the late Judge Bland Ballard,
died suddenly of heart disease in this city
this afternoon, aged 50 years.
Providence, r. /, Tim Morris,
member of the first Ethiopian minstrel
troupe on the road, thirty-four years ago,
and in business ever since, died on Satur-
day.