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The daily gazette., 1880-06-25
Indications for To.Dax,

Increasing cloudlnass followed by
local rains, winds mostly south ives terIy,
stationary or lower temperature, sta
sionary barometer.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-25
REDUCTIONS.

W, NJ. Konnard & Co. have made great
reductions in the prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Je23-eodlw,
The daily gazette., 1880-06-25
Financial and Commercial.
WT,wIuorou nal

WILMINGTON. DEL, June ~ isse.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Head q Co., &. K. corner seventh and
Market streets. Wilmington. Del, A. IL
The daily gazette., 1880-06-25
LOCAL STOCKS AND nONDs,

STOCKS.
National Bank of Delaware...........DD 800
First National Bank, las
Union National Bank ~
National Bank OF WI. a Btandywine ~
Farmers ....................... o.
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.. 10
Delaware II. II. Co...................... -
Delaware Western II. X. Co......... ~
Phila.. VIII. n Baltimore X. X. Co..... 40
Wilmington 4 Northern X. X. Co..... 70
Wilmington Passenger X. W. Co...... -
Delaware Fire Ins. Co................. IS
Delaware state. .lU5
Wilmington City 6's....................ll0
wilmington City 5's...................N ..Nb
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. LOO
Wilmington Passenger r. W., lst
The daily gazette., 1880-06-25
LOCAL PUBLIC OPINION.

Senator Bayard received news of
Hancock's nomination by telegraph,
and Immediately sent a congratulatory
telegram to the General at Governors S
Island, New York. He received the
news with evident pleasure, and allu-
ding to the candidate, said:
"Haneock is pure, true, man his
canvass believe was fair, upright,
honorable one, and his nomination is
an honor alike to HIM and the Demo-
cratic party. The South will have the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13

opened by presenting the magnitude Of
the issues involved, and the importance
OF democratic success. In mastery
manner he showed that the electoral
ticket of the 10Th Of May was the true,
simon pure, democratic ticket. He gave
q full history of the formation Of the
Malone party and in a clear and con.
vincing manner, and supported by over
whelming evidence, proved beyond the
shadow Of n doubt, that the Malone,
9TH Of July faction is not a democratic
party. In scathing manner he re-
viewed the personnel Of the It'll Of July
Electoral ticket. He closed his speech
with a mastery review Of the corrup'
tons of the the radical party and the
record of their candidate for the presi-
de ncy. A briefreport cannot do JUS
tice TO bis excellent speech.
Capt. S. S. Turner confined his re-
marks principally to National issues.
His speech was iCrcible, earnest, and
carried conviction Of the truth Of his
statements. 1t was a good speech and
was listened TO with an attention which
demonstrated the interest which ouI
people feel in the present political con-
test,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13
Strasburg, Mushback and
Paul.

Capt. John Paul and George Mush-
back, Esqr. had appointments TO speak
at Strasburg, last night. Capt. Paul
would not agree to anything like fail
terms for a division of time. Mr..
Musnback addressed an audience oil
about 200 in the town hall. Capt.
Paul had "a by actual count to listen to
his thread bare tale about readjustme Mt
and funderism. ShenandoahESH 20
cratic and Capt. Paul has ldssx9q9 The
fact.
After the audience had assembled in
the Town Hal, Mr.. Saml. Lantz APP
peared on the stand and announced
that 1t was Capt. Pauls meeting and
that Capt. Paul, candidate for Congress,
was then speaking from Mr.. Machel's
porch. He extended an invitation 10
the crowd 10 come and hear him and
started out Before reaching the door,
he repeated the invitation but not one
man followed him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13
rn,1,,1ssInNrns nFFIcr.

Woodstock, Va. October rst rssl.
Tod. stoneburncr * Bro. complts. ana MARY
Iircet Geo. W snyder and wife, Henry Ciay Ltrrc.
ana Tohn ". Rccser admr. Of VIM. Ligget
You are hereby notified that I have fixed up.r
the 10th day Of November next, between tho hours
of G o'clock. \. VI. and O'Clock. P. VI. t. take and
settle at my ofiice the accounts Of
lst John ". Rceser admr. Of VIM. Ligcet decd
2nd The actual and annual value of the real
estate Of which sid Ligget died seized and pos.
scssed.
3rd. All the debts outstanding against the de-
CO lent and classify them In tie order Of their
priofities. ......,, ,..rr,-
mont or that any party IN interest may require
reouired to be taken by the decree Of shenandoah
circnit court rendered on the 9Th day Of Sept.
Issn In a suit in chancogy depending in said
court between J. J. St1ueburnc- * Bro. c0mplts.
and Mary liQget t.. Detts. and If from any cause
The taking OF said accounts shall not be CON
,nenced. or having been commenced should no
he completed on that day, the taking OF the same
will he adjourned from day 20 day, or from rlac,
| IN MACE until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand Commissioner in
chancery Of the said court, at my office in said
county the day and year first aforesaid.
! oct. It'd, W. P IL l. T. lin LII
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13

ENCOURAGING news from every pOr-
ton Of Shenandoah gives evidence that
the people will not be led away ftom
the Democratic party By few ambio
tlous men. On last Monday many
persons were amused by man trying to
convince the people that Edlnburg was
almost solid and that there were but
three men who would vote the Dem CORA
tic ticket at Edinburg. There
were two many men from Edinburg in
town who openly proclaimed themsel'
yes democrats. There are men, at and
around Edinburg who all their lives
have been voting the regular demccra-
tic ticket and they are not no~ running
around seeking new political gods.
They will be true TO their party and
will never PROSTATE themselves before
the political calf erec;od by G4 rcpubli-
cans OF whom forty were negroes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13
A Suggestion TO Virginia Dem
Ocrafs.

Alta regular meeting Of the Mon
umental Hancock and English Club
of Baltimore, on Tuesday last, the
following resolutions were offered
by Frederick A Stewart, esq, and
unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That we see with re-
greet the continued division Of the
democratic party Of the State of
Virginia and the failure of the eff
forts to bring about reconciliation
and union OF action in the ensuing
presidential election, and therefore
recommend to our gallant brethren
OF the democratic faith in Virginia
cheering them with the hearty
good wishes of their party through
out the Union) that they grid on
their armor and go into the fight
determined to achieve victory, con-
fding in the good sense of the peO-
pie of their State and their love of
fair dealing,
ResOlved, That we call upon our
brethren Of Virginia, with whom
many of US have shared the dangers
Of the tented field and poured out
with them our youthful blood in
cause that we believe to be just, to
forget their differences upon a State
question and to jol us as true pa.
triots in a final and supreme effort
to rescue our beloved country from
the clutches and control of a party
whose history has been one of long
continued fraud and crime, and to
restore to it that peace and pros
perity, with brotherly love, which
can only come from the death OF
sectiopalism.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13
Which Should You Choose :?

Public notice from the highest
official authority in the Republican
party, has now been served on the
Consecutive people Of Virginia, that
the election OF November I'd. in this
State, is to be the counterpart of
the election everywhere else, and
that Garfield means to carry Viz
ginia if lie can.
Consider her chances. Grant
carried Virginia two elections ago,
and if Garfield can poll anywhere
near as large a vote now as Grant
did in 1872, Virginia is lost State,
if the conservative people divide
their strength and the divisions is
approximately even. The $1,000
votes that Grant obtained are 20,
900 more than the Democratic vote
cast either by Debt Payers or Re-
adjusters last fall.
Now, if you must choose between
the two electoral tickets claiming
to be Hancock tickets, now in the
field, which should you select
One claims to be the National
Democratic ticket; the other refuses
such a title.
One was represented in the Con-
vention which nominated Hancock;
the other was purposely absent.
One was formed by Virginia
Convention to which all Conserva-
tives were invited, and which Debt
Payers and-Readjusters attended
together; the other by Convention
from which all Conservatives not
Readiusters were ercJuded.
One was framed by purely Con-
servatiye Convention; the other by
a Convention OF Democrats and Re-
pnblicans, white men and black,
Hancock men and Garfield men.
One has a platform of the nation
al principles; the other of State
principles alone.
| One represented the party that
was pledged TO the Cincinnati nomi'
nee in advance the other a frag-
ment of party whose leaders were
indifferent whether they supported
Hancock or Garfield, even after
they were both before the people.
One is part OF the National
Democracy of the country; the 9TH
er dlsclaims all association with it.
Which ought Virginia Conserv-
alive 10 choose, who wants to sup
port a National Democrat for Presi-
dent and defeat a National Repub'
lican ?
Answer this question IN the light
of the duty you owe TO the cause
of constitutional liberty, honest adj
ministration and peace to the South.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
81 Woodstock, Va, October ,st is'J
To Hartman X Co. and all the ere ditors Of ;. A
manner complts and 5 A. banners admrs. susan
4 banner, aud b. p. Newman admr. OF j. w.
banner deed. defts. and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 5th day Of November next, T. take az u!
once and report the following accounts,
lat A statement Of the debts, or portions Of tue
same due from the firm Of Hottie < banner. .lai
viii be paid out Of the partnership assets.
| end The debts Of said firm that are covered and
provided for b. collaterals.
Ara A statement Of the debts or portions of the
debts dine from said firm that Will not be paid b!
| nartncrship assets or covered by colaserals.
| an A distribution stateme t Of the funds in
| the hands of the admrs after paying the preferred
ofS. A banner and the creditors of Hottie q
banner not otherwise paid or provided for, AM
18th Any other matter deemed pertinent by The
comr. or that any parties in interest my require
| required to be taken by the decree Of Shenandoah
| C,1cuit Court rendered on the 2sth day of sept
| iss1 in suit in chancery depending in said cour
between II. & Z. hartman X 60. &c. compts. ano
: A. banners a dmrs. &c. defts. and If from an!
cause the taking of said accounts shall not De
commenced, or having been commenced sho@''
not be completed Oh that day, the taking Of th'
same will be adjourned from day to day, or from
place to place, until the same are taken and com
pleted .,.- a..
Given under my hand as Commissioner il
chancery of the said court, at my office IN sal'
county the day and year FIRST aforesaid
oct q IA W XIV l.. L. STICKLEl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13
The Duty of the Hour.

Every true patriot of Virginia has
an important work to do. There
never was a time when the calls OF
his countrywcre more imperative, not
even when the tocsin of war had
sounded throughout her borders,
than they are now. 1t is well for
thinking men to divest the questions
at issue of the thin covering which
which has been thrown over them
by aspiring local politicians and
look calmly but bravely at the con-
test which is now waged' 1t is, in
fact, fight between radicalism and
democracy. The Malone faction
has been placed in such hopeless
minority by the deSertion Of negr o
and republican allies, that it is no
longer to be looked upon as party
with any::hopes ofcarrying the states
but must occupy the position of a
side-show whose only office is to d.
vide and distract the democracy in
the interest of the republicans.
Let every man who is in favor of
democratic principles rally to the
fight. If his neighbor has been
deceived, let him present the bare,
truthful statement Of the question
at issue in such light that deception
IS no longer possible. The facts can
be procured in such form that the
most loud mouthed Mahoneite dare
not deny them. Let the people
see that if there is not a strong raj
ly around the regular democratic
ticket, the Republican ticket will
carry Virginia. Look around your
own ncighborhoods and see if every
republicans partisan, without regard
to his position upon the State debt,
is not loud mouthed Mahoneite,
pattlng the 9TH of Julyar on the
back, bacause he knows that
he belongs to the weaker fac
ton, and yet when election
day comes, he will vote the Gar
field and Author ticket. Is Vir-
ginia to be betrayed by her own
people, and protested democrats at
that, into the hand of the radical
party? Shenandoah has always
been true to the Democratic party.
Her people have always voted the
Democratic ticket, and they will
upon the I'd day of November repu-
date the bogus, 9TH Of July. bas-
tard ticket and will give evidence
of their loyalty to the Democratic
patty by voting the regular, 18th of
May, Democratic ticket. These are
facts, if you doubt themf look around
you and see with what unanimity
the people Of Shenandoah are flock
ing to the regular ticket.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13

~ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Va. october Let 1850.
TO Va. Fire and Marine Insurance co. and all
lien creditors of. Bsllhis d. N. Spengler
coinpts. aud John L. Baths ald d. III. epeny Ter
deits
You arc hereby notified that have fixed upon
the day Of November next, between the hours Of
o'clock, A. NJ and O'Clock, p. Il. 10 take at my
Office the account Of
lst The real estate Owued BY the defendants at
the date Of the judgment OF the complainant.
2nd The fee simple andaunual value Of the same
Ard And any other account that any party inter-
ested may require, or the comf. may deem OF I'm.
portance required TO be taken by the decree OF
shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on the sth
day of Sept. 1880 in a suit IN chancory depending
in said court between Va. l.. aud NJ. lnsurancs
Co. &c. complts. and Jno. i. BIlihs &c. deits ana
II from any cause the taking Of said accounts shal
not be commenced, CT having been commenced
should not be completed on that day, tho taxing
Of the same viii be adjourned from day @ day, OF
from place to pace, until the same tlAen aAa
completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner ID cnail'
Gerry Of the said court, at my office ~ sad cou-ty
the day and year hrsi Aforesaid.
Oct. It'd. Roller
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13
And Yet Another.
From the Alexandra Gazette.

The following letter from an orig
inal readjuster to a friend and
neighbor in Fairfax county has been
furnished us for publication. 1t is
sound aid sensible reasoning:
"CCT. Z. 1880.
DEAR SIR. | am informed that
it is being reported by my enemies
and repeated by those who ought to
know better than | am supporting
the 9TH of July electoral ticket.
Now | had supposed that in the
twelve years that [ have resided in
Virginia | had established a reputa-
ton for consistency, not TO say of
good common sense. " hat are we
to gain by supporting that ticket I?
| for one can't see. But on the
other hand any one can see that..it is a
vote for Garfield; and we owe it to
the great national democratic party
to support the representatives. Of
that party. | DO not fear the result
of such action because | have too
much faith in the rank and file OF
the party 10 think they will be led
into any such trap. AS for my
SELF, if | was sure [ had to 60 it
alone, l should none the less vote
for the regular representatives Of the
national democracy.
Il might go into details aud give
my views on other matters, but as
don't consider them as entering
into this canvass, | wont trouble
you to read them. My only OF
ject is 10 set myself right with tic
members of the democratic party,
of which | claim to be a lifelong and
c onSiStent member. Yours, with
great respect,
"R. /. POTTER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OFFICE,

woodstock Va, October lst 1880
To John CARRIER and Martha L. his wife, |,
Pence aud Dorathy his wife, Chas. kenner and
Parmelia his wife, Thos. W. Painter, Mason Is;
Painter, Edward Painter, i. X. Hutchinson ana
Malinda his wife, Elizabeth Painter and Jesse
Painter. e., -
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
,be nth day of November next. between the hours
Of & o'clock A. NJ and 6 O'Clock, p. NJ. to take at
NV Office, the accounts OF
lst The actual aud annual value Of the reale
estate of Jacob Painter decd.
9pd The personal estate and settle the accounts
Of u d. Painter admir- Of Jacob Painter dec and
especially an account Of the issue and ptohts Of
the real estate.
"A The character and amount Of the debts
AGAINST the estate Of Jacob Painter dec Il.
9TH The claims now for the use Of the said
admr. and evidence tending to show his owner
ship Of the same.
6fh And any other matter may deemed peril
nent or any party interest may require required 30
he taken by the decree Of Shenandoah circuit
Coult rendered on the 9th day Of September 1870
ia a suit I'm chancery depending in said court be-
tween Mason b. Painter nc. complts. and Martha
f. Painter defts. and IL from any cause the taking
~ said accounts shall not be commenced, OF hay-
inc been commenced should not be completed on
that day. the taking Of the same will be adjourned
frem dsy 10 day, or from place to place, until the
same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioners IN
ohancery Of tho said court, at my Office IN said
county the day and year first Aforesaid.
Oct. 6-td. BIRD p. q. r. II sAiOhi-hh
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13

THE die is cast, the people of Virgil
MIA will not yield TO the tempter and Tie
Malone faction must take refuge be-
hind the dusky column Of faithful
allies" Repudiated by The people Of
Virginia and justly regarded as allies Of
the Republicans by the great Democra-
tic party of the nation, the leaders in
this unholy alliance viii hang theil
heads IN shame, before the indignant
verde. Of the American people.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

n e
u woodstock, Va October ist 1850
Top Magruder admr. of John Lnewcayei
deed. complt and John Waterman and WE
Harry Gill and wife, Levi Mclnturn and VIE
Samuel Reedy and wife, Joseph, Mary \. william
Iucy. Charles and james Lineweaver deits.
You are hereby notified that have hAed upon
the 9th DAY of November next, between the hours
of O'Clock A. VI. and 8 o'clock 2. VI. to take ano
settle. at my office. the accOuntsi Of
LIST p. W. Magruder admir- Of John LineweaFoi
decd
2nd OF all debts against said decedcnt or bis
estate and arrange them according TO their e.
spectiye priorties.
Sd The distribution OF the residue OF said estlte
after deducting costs and debts, amongst those
entitled having regard to adyancements made
them. whether in the shape Of notes, debts paid
for them or otherwise. ..4
4th And any other matter may deem pe.tnen'
or any rariy in interest may require required 20
be taken by the decree of shenandoah circuit
Court rendered on 27th day Of Sept. 1881 IN SUIT
in chancery depending in said court between Jno.
Iiuoweayer's admr. compl and John Nakeinah
ana wife &c. defts. and if from any cause IN G
taking of said accounts shall not be commenced
or having been commenced should not be conf
Melted ON that day, the taking Of the same VIII
be adjourned from day to day, or from pace 10
Mace. until the same arc taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN cnan
Gerry Of the said court, at my once III sAlu 'ouNs
the day and year FIRST Aforesaid %, .-.,cr-rrv
Oct It'd. A. K NJ. p. o. L. 70 sliONii' l.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13
What Will They do?

Look out for change Of base
The Jessie Scouts" who have
been wearing the Hancock and En-
glish uniform without authority, be-
gin to see that the silly device will
not win They Will not come Out
for the regular democratic ticket,
they are afraid to openly advocate
the republican ticket, they can bawl
readiustment until they are hoarse
and hold up their hands in holy
horror at the Mccullough bill, and
the people will not follow. They
tried to keep the republicans from
putting up a ticket and did not sue
coed. The faithful allies" are de-
serting and say they will vote the
regular republican ticket, 1he crit
ical time is at hand. The grea
leader, ''of more political sagacity
than any man in the SOUTH" has his
columns in confusion while panic
has already broken out among The
camp followers who like rats desert
ing a sinking ship, they are now
seeking protection under the shell
tering wings of one or the other o
the old political parties. The time
for some remarkable coup-de-mai1
is at hand, and we are patiently
watching for the next expedient
What will it be ? Will another
effort be made to induce the repub-
licans TO vote the bastard ticket as
one calculated to be more beneficial
to them than the regular republican
ticket ? OF will they detatch a col
umn to follow the "faithful allies
while few only are left to keep
up the camps fires and beat the
gongs to attract stragglers from the
regular democratic party ? or will
they in the exercise of a lofty patri-
otism far above demogogism say to
the people "Our schemes have
failed and we, recognize the great
danger Of the situation and we hear
tily advise all democratic readjusters
to vote the regular democratic tick.
ct" Poor fellows, they must dc
something to save themselves from
political suicide, Would that they
could feel the impulses Of that no
bic potriotism that, at one time, was
the scrowning feature OF Virginia
statesmen. If such should be the
case, they might yet escape the fate
of men who have betrayed the trust
ola confding people. The time is
a: hand. Something must be done
or the aspering politicians of to-day
will be buried under the stupendous
rubbish oftheir own political blum
ders.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13
Good Leather.

All who are in want Of good home-tanned cali
and kipskins should call or address II. OH
at the old glove stand in Woodstock. where you
" III ind ;hc cheapest and best skins ia the mar
ket. He would ask the especial attention OF sLoe
makers and leather dealers q his large s.ocs, az
he viii sci by the dozen or hlf dozen &c Bal u
county having good leather trade, VIII be allow
ed liberal commission 10 sell leather aid Luy IL
hides
He takes no short cuts IN tanning his icatherh Int
has 1t taken through the old process, by that well
known and eyyrocgss, tanner,
ROBERT L. NEWMAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13

In looking owe: an old journal Of tie
Virginia Legislature the other Gay we
we're reminded that most of the Ma
honites who now are so much in favor
OF the abolition Of the capitation tax in
order that the negroes and republicans
can obtain control Of the State were Tie
very men who worked and voted TO have
that tax imposed, and that among the
most prominent supporters of the meas
ure were Messrs. FulkersOn, Lacy.
Elliott and Slemp, now all famous Ma.
honites and loud IN their advocacy of
the abolition of the capitauon tax, for
abolition of that tax and making its
payment a prerequisite to voting are
one and the same thlny.-Aler. Gozsffe.