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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-07-28
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Terms or SALE:

Enough cash in hand on day Of sale tssy Spr
cent of purchase money! 70 pay costs Of suit az
sale. and the residue In three equal annual IN
staliments with personal or such other security
az the commissioners may deem sufficient on ths
0rst bond and the tito to be retained until sn
the purchase money is paid as further security
unless the court hereafter direct otherwise al tas
deferred payments to bear interest from the Jay
Of sale. IL sale TO begin at II o'clock, A. d.
n. C ALLEN,
MOSES WALTON,
JAS. II. WILLIAMS.
runo - -tls. Special Comrs
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MICAJAH WOODS,
A KOINER,
w. d. PEACHY,
Dist. Com. Of 9TH Cong. Dis

Dist. Com. OF TN COnS. Uiel'
In pursuance Of the above call a
county convention ofthe Conservative
Democratic party, will be held at the
Court House at Woodstock, on MON
DAY, AUGUST 9th, Court-day, for
the purpose of selecting delegates from
the county of shenandoah to the con-
vention to be held in Stanton on
Thursday, Aug. 18th.
JNO. II. GRABILL,
Chr. Con. Dem. Elk. Com.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Y V ALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Ncsr BUCK HILL IN Shenandoah County

Pursuant to a decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah County, rendered a. its April term
l.,l In the chancery cause Of Levi Binkef,
Con.pts. vs.. Lydia Lindsmood &c. Defts, the un-
designed commissioners will, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST l4h, 1880.
in front Of HIoore's Hotel, in ut. Jackson, vs..
proceed b sell at public auction % the highest
bidder, the real estate in the bill aud proceedings
mentioned, consisting Of the following valuable
tracts of land which will be sold separately q
which Andrew Llniamood died, seized aud pos
cssel. 49,
lst. 4 tract Of llG acres more or less. being
the homo place Of the late Andrew Lindamood adj
Joining the lands Of Isaac Bowman, Jonathan
IIarnine and others. This is a body OF nrst clas'
lime stone land, on It are two dwelling houses,
GOOD apple orchard and never falling springs of
cold water. 49,,
"a. A tract Of IS acres more or less, lying
about three quarters OF a mile west OF the above
adjoining the lands Of Moses Fry and others.
This tract Is all in fret class timber.
Sd. A tract Of Al acres more or less, adjoining
the lands OF JohR Good, william Fry snd others,
about eight acres Of which are cleared ana the
balance heavily timbered with esk and nrss elass
pine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-07-28

IL - "a free. No risk. Rea der, II you want
abusiness at which persons Of either sex can
make great pay all the time they wo'k, write for
particulars 70 II. uALLElr s. CO., Portland'
Main. July LILY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-07-28

a a - a M0rTn--kgesh wanted syery-
NUA Hwhere. Busisess honorable AUG VIZ
MEi5c rp s5,sSa,.{sc So. SCI
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-07-28

If the democrats outside OF
Virginia, who are so profusel y add
vising the regular democracy in this
State TO compromise with the read
iustcrs, would only take the trouble
to read the Virginia newspapers,
they would find that the compromise
about which they are so sollctious
has been effected long ago; that the
parties to it are all the debt paying
democrats, and nearly all the demo-
Gratis, and nearly all the democrats
who concieniiously believe the State
debt ought to be readjusted, and
that the protested democrats who
dissent from it are only a few self
seeking demogogues. whom no reas-
enable concessions will appease, and
who would willingly ruin the State
and all her interests, if by so doing
they could advance their Own indi-
vidual, selfish cnps.-Aler. Gazette.
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Neu Advertisements.


E1lDGlSIA. TO WIT.
ia the Clsrs'- OM.o 4 thl County Court Ci
sheuanl0ll, for Juir 21-i l7.O.
J.. W. Nly-I b. - n-. 5l). L-geT-lv'r decl.
C0mpt.
IS.
Jn0. Waloman AMI Lydia Wakeman bis wife.
Harry GIL and sarah G.il his wife, Levi AIcInturi
and Rebeccl NcIntisI hi wife, Sanl. Eaedy auJ
Betsy his wife. Joseph Linowcaycr, Geo. Line
weaver, Mary ANA LiucF-ayer, william Line
weaver, Tracy Linewcaycr, Charles Liucweayer
and IN mas LineWCayer .Deits
In Chancery.
The object q this suit is 70 hear direction Of
coGrt rs ID the distribution OK the assets OF Jn0
Iineweayer Sr. decd, among Al5 distributes
after payment OK d.1ts.
1t appearing by satisfactory oyiionca that tho
tefenda It's Harry ui.l ald oa.tl dii his wife and
Joseph Linewclyer are uot Inhabitants ri this
atate-lt is ordered, That tlc said dfeadlnts do
appear here within oat m g.h a.tor due pubu-
cation hereof. aud do wlatis uec'sslry q protect
their interest; tAG c1gy II t.is 1rco- Do pub
lishel in some neNsuate- printed En- We dsto;k,
once we K for four Ggcccs. i've weeks, and a
COPY posted ut ,.e front door X the Court House
Of said county, on tae lgst day ~ tic Lext Couu-
t. C0Rr,. GO. W. MILL Z. q. T.. :. U.
A COeT-rEsIE.
GE). ". 5I.LEY. C. C. c. s. c.
Juiy 13--4w. Axiom * Macru-c..
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The Democratic Readjusters.

The Democratic readjustm club
met at their hall on King street
last night, with Maj. Edgar l..
Brockett in the chair, and Messrs.
Shinn and Hurdle secretaries. 1t
was decided unanimously to partic-
ipate in the democratic parade and
mass meeting on the evening of the
29th inst Forty new members
were elected, making the member
ship of the club nearly six hundred.
The City Hotel is suggested as the
place for holding the proposed mass
meeting, as it is more convenient
point than the Third ward pole.
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LKALIME."

all who want the genuine article
should be careful to purchase 1t OF
our Agents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-07-28

Maryland Fertilisiag and Manaf. Co.
Our authorized agents for The
County of Shenandoah are HOTIELi,,,
SMITH & co. Woodstock, who VIII
sell the Genuine Alkaline, and all
other brands manufactured by US.
NJ. f. Sc NJ. co,
T,,iy 7th 2nn
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-07-28

July 7th,-Sm.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Friday s,bt %. 1880.
Several failures reported in hcS Petersburg grain
trade.
Jonn Larvan of Putney has entered the regatta for
tie American pr!z s.
Bullion to the amount OF 5000 was withdrawn TO-
day from the Bank OF England
W l. Taylur & co., OF Ncwcasie-upon-Tync, have
failed Their liabilities are csrrnatet at &1l,2jO.
The cotton mauufact turers IrJniso a. advance OF
wages rs soon as they afford H. nut stke is deemed
lncvl aJle.
The steamer City Of Chester arrived oT N0yhead at
a. n today she oncred tae Mcr,'y in tie evening and
Landed her passengers at Liverpool
The Irish members Parliament have been consi Ter
ING ru,nOr that the Government s about 10 prosecute
some mem icrs IT the Land League.
A Russian dispatch from Asia, dated July % says
that "a 600 troops the road Kalda were delayed
by severe citing 31,clu ard hat 81 600 troops
were sad be citing vita force OF 10000. partly
Chinese regulars.
The Anglo-Amo rican Cable Company will charge 80
cents per word after October l. Pcss dispatches VII
be % cents with deferred Of l2i3 cents Tue ratio
70 F,ance aud places heyond the UniCed Kingdom
mains uuatered at l2e ccus, but Gu and after Decen-
Der Il will be increased to 80 cents
ToRoNro, Ont, Dt. 2i.-The GovcrnorGen8ra form
ally opened the provincial exhibition AZ Hamilton to-
day.
For General Grant on Merfco see Second Pasc.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

A large Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club
has been organized Woodsbury l. Gy the best resi-
dents of the neigbOrhOod Colonel j. u. sOcum is the
president. anu A. V. Davis II the VIce-prcsljent
The Police Commissioners confirmed the
Democratic election inspectors in the remaining four
districts Yesterday and the Republican inspectors In
the XVIII District. To-day the polling places viii D.
named
The Thomas l.. James Legion, Company b,
Ist Assembly District held meeting at No. 33 HUDSON
st. September 90. One hundred names were enrolled,
and the following officers elected: Captain, Fred
erick Hutcmevcr FIrst Lieutenant, GlDeft ehepari; |;
Second Lieutenant, Frederick W. smith.
A meeting of the Boys in Blue OF the
XXlIId Assembly District held at ihe headquarters
of the Republican Association, No 109 East Onehun-
nfi-s Thursday evening, to complete
the organic ltion A battalion OF four cOmpanes with
officers as follows was formed: Mjor, Francs Ray
moud, Company A-CaptaD. Samuel &. Haytcr CJm-
nary B-Captain. WIiliam II. Draper Company Cap
IAN c. II. Ludwig. Company D-Captaln, william II.
@ OIyrr. Speecnes were made BY Major Raymond, Cap
rain Nayter ard Others.
The Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis
trict of Westminster County, comprising the towns of
E,stehester Harrison. Mamaroneck, New-Rochelle.
North Castle Pelham, Rye, scarsae. Westcheser and
White Plains held convention White Plains yester-
thc following delegates 10 tnr tOngfrs
al mai Convention: Benjamin Btdcau, Of Rochee;
Lanes H. Jeik us, EdstchcsteT L. y. Goes. OF Rye
Drdley X Horton. Of Pc ham, and James H. Moran, or
White Plans In hr judiciary Contention % be hell at
the Court House at BROOKLYN Tuesday, the district VIII
he represented Dy Elisha Horton. OF White Plains {;
GIDEON W Davenport, of Nrw-Rochellc; and L. III Adee.
Of Wcstchesfer
For Soeeeh o( Ivi,am Warer Phelps in Jersey City
' f run Pd1S.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
COLOMBIA AND SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, Sept. 16.-Adyices from Lima,
August report that the people preparing actively
for the defence of city Celestial Guard OF sixty
wealthy Cinnamon has been formed. The exodus from
Lima continues. and In short tine no American or
Euglisman Will be IN the place.
an army OF sufficient iOrce undertake tie march OF
Lima" and getting ready vessels for the ranspon
tation OF the force.
The mission of Mr.. Christiancy. American Minister to
Peru South out not 10 bc one OF peace
but for The purpose OF presenting certain claims to
Chill tor damage caused to American property during
the war So even this faint hope OF peace IL bright a.
1t was reported at Panama that Calao had been bonn
b3rled on August 81.
The United States ship LacsawaBna was expected
back at Callao from ChimbOte on the 2-th.
Exchange IN Lima on August % was is pence.
II was reported at Coqumbo that the town OF Ilspe
in the interior OF Chill had been deslroyc by an earn-
Killed. -,
Exchange in Valparaiso on England Is now worth 20
peuce on dollar Only few months ago II was 80
pence. 80, ,-. -,
Ihe Chiian Congress passed bill authorizing the
Government 10 i-sus papct money 10 tie extent or
Sl2. coo 900 10 cariY on the war.
me Star and Her0ld says that a commercial treaty
brtvcc the United states ana BJiNa Is much needed
WssHINGroN, Sep 2l.-Asta Burnaga, tnc Chllian
Ninl,t to-day rcaeiNed aiyccs from Panama stating
thar 800 CAaES occupied CAirbO.c Oh the rOrth ot
Lana on september |. and that au expedition would
ndvuuc. from there conjunction with other forces 10
attack The piai. The Olockad.ng squadron would CO.
,pc q at CallaO.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
Mr.. WAITE ~ JAIL.

BELLOWS FALLS, VT, Sept. 2i.-There werc
large crowds at the depot IN B1ttlcboro this morning
expecting the OF the alleged forger, ~ Waite.
The train wa, stopped mile below tue depot and Waite
vns ken in q ca riagc to the County jail
BRATrIEBoRo, W., Sept. 2i-CYon Mr. wales ar
rival nero to-day placed IN ciarIc or tue stato
authorities lie Inquired wHtt til state Inerded 10 10
win him and informed that III re were cght lndct-
nruts TO which ne wa, expected 10 plead,
urobably at the present term OF the Court.
Tnls somewhat unnervtd hiu and hc &C.
uIed that II WIS utterly impossible fOf
aim ~ get counsel ard prepare for trial AZ Ibis term.
Sal be allowed 70 furnish bail !" he a. kei tO wuich
the ties rerIed, That VIII lbc cfi dscre-
rnary with judge" After this Waite rather despair
mgly followed The sLerT 10 an adjoining room. Tho
tr's Attorney sad he would mnIt III itey copy the ~.
documents the would come before the court ON
Monday.
10 a reporter Mr.. Waite said: " | used some money
lust before lett w.ich lett $500 may nave com
iuted an offence the eyes OF the law, but al tho
PROPER time | propose to tell where tHo ctpiat
o tue bank has gone. clam that nave never appiG-
urlaed dollar own individual use. Ii they bring
me 10 tral the charge OF forgery, thele may Do
mitigating circumstances was not Who'll y 10 blame In
hi
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsuINGTOS Friday, ScDt 2i. 1850
r. M Boardman, ;lc agent 0! INC Commonwealth DIS
trbution Company, and the Kentucky Sate i.ottcF'
Company trying to have the order set asile W,en
nrhb,ts the (ouiq vlo Post Office from giving tholD
letters The Post Onlec Department IS taking active
steps to sustain the order.
The French American Claims Commission VIII oe
oompos.d OF tho following gentlemen: United States,
Judco o. AldIso VermOnt France. Louis de Geoiroy:
Arbitrator Bnron DO Arinos Brazilian Minister 10 Bei
gum. The Marquis de Chambrun VIII act as counsei
for France and William Peddrick, OF NashingnL mas
been appointed American secretary. Inc American
cOunse el has not yet beea selected
meeting OF the Cabinet held q. II o'clock To-Day
Secretary Eyaits presiding. Tn Treasury Department
was represented b. Secretary Shcrnan the Interior
Derarltnent bv Secretary Schurz the Department or
.nstice By ATTORNEY oyGcncral Devehs. The POST Cnice
Deuar.nrIt by PJstma .tsrGcner1l Maynard INC NIsy
Dcgnrt,ucni by Commulor .,n.IuS, and the War Dc
partmcnt by II. T. CROSBY, chief clerk.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
GREAT DEMONSTRATION AT YoNKERs.

One of the largest political demonstrations
knowuin Westchester County wds made at onker last
evening on the occasion OF the raising OF the first Ger
man Republican banner in the county. parade pre-
ceded the speaking. The line, composed OF eleven
clubs all Yonkers organizations, moved from GettyS
souare amid the firing OF and the explosion Of
Grovo,ks The meeting was held out OF DOORS and was
addressed in German by A. j. Dl enhoefer, Mr. Sprcer,
Of YonkcIs and L. Mtrshall Pdney, OF Pelham. Much
enthusiasm prevailed. Tho German element at
Yonkers is very strongly IN IavOr or me Repuofcan
,ctet and a)l 81 uses of Republicans are WORKING
earnestly and effectively. Many towns IN Westchcs-
,er Crni,ty promise gains larger than at any
n I'm twenty years, tncrc Is probability of elect
inip he entire iiepuulcan ticket III the county
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

should now be thrown out of employment Ills
employer then asked him who paid him. lie replied
that his Democratic employer was the individual
but added. ." works for you.' The man was dis-
charged, but subsequently WAS recmployed. either
because no Democratic colored men conld DC
found or because il was feared that the effect OF
dlschargiug n man for political reasons wouli DC
against the Democrats if the facts should get INTO
the Northern press. .
TIE Democrats here profess to believe that Han
cock Will I've elected, and are already beginning 10
quarrel over the Offices. There is at least score oil
candidates for each place. and il there should ever
happen 10 be a Democratic division OF spols. pe1pie
may look out for squalls. The Democrats VIII thcn
be disrupted into an indefinite number OF warrinS
factions each having for its igureead some cailoi-
date for position involving patronage.
The Democrats were lately greatly excited over
the report that the Democrats had carried Maine
by 800 majority. They have little to say since
the later returns have been received. they 81 hrst
declared that the election in Name had elected
Hancock; but since thep upon reflection. they ic-
member that he is to be voted for IN November
next and that there still some doubt as to W no
NAV be President.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
SENATOR BAYARD IN BROOKLYN.

Calcium lights, Chinese lanterns, fireworks
and blazing torches resorted to by tho Democrats
of Brooklyn last evening TO attract crowd III aud
about The Academy of Music. Senator Bayard was an
nouuccd 10 speak the Academy, and by o'clock the
building was full Of noisy par,isans. William B Lcou-
ard presided and offered series OF resolutions. The
resolutions realrmed the principles OF the Cincinnati
Convention announced that the war was over, pointed
10 the decrease IN expenditures made by the Demo-
cratic House Senate "even without the aid OF the
Deint cratic President elected In 1876" advocated
eyil service REFORM declared "a change" necessary,
and forecast Democratic victory in every doubtful
state and that means the election or Winfield SEQ; (
Hancock ne President of me United States as the
successor f Samuel j. Tlden. -
senator BaYarj was received with much cheering He
smoke for Two hours and half He decried sectional
lssues and Immediately sought the sym2atby OF lrisi-
men by reference TO IrelaDd's wroi gs He declared
mat Senator COnklIng mad used figures OWING that
the SOnth was rot prosperous, spirit OF tfurOn.
The prosperity OF the shipping interest from 1910 10
1860 was referred 10 with pride as III" result OF Demo
crauc rule He said that the Il puOlcan party was III "a
couvulsve struggle which he bcevcd was the prelude
ifs n.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
LOSS BY STEAMBOAT DISASTERS.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 2l.-The annual report
Of GcLeral DumOnt. Supervising Iaspector Oenera' VI
Steam Vessels VIII be begun soon. The fact INV ~
many disasters occurred has undoubtedly eit tHc
Dpres on that the nunDar OF lives host during the last
year has grray exceeded the number lost during loo
This, however rs 20: thc case. ~ near as can DC 'S
mated the number Of Ives Lost during the fiscal year Oh
1880 from the different cnsscs O' accidents 20 Whi.n
steamboats, subjected viii NOT OK 'e"G me ouoN'nG
From explosions. -: from fire. % rom c0hSloi, oo
from spugS. wrecks aud sinking, IL from acc,lFnt
dro wring - from miscellaneous causes, u; total -
In 1879 tho nunber OF deaths r'suiUug tg0n, HbT
causes was follows: From explosions 3S from mo-
9: from collisions II from snags. wrecks aud shkng'
76 rom accidental drOwnny, 81; iroI hIscc!hneVps
causes total. III 1t vii thtr fore br seen th'I e
rxcta the fiscal Year ot l-SO ls Only > lI'cs.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
TUrLOss OF THE NARRAGANsETT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-General Dumont,
suucrvsug Iusp General Of Steam Vessels ed
today the report Inspectors Beckwith and Ioyey
I,,vc 10 the collision between the steamers Nagragan
settr and "stunington" upon Long Island Sound in
Iune las. The substance OF tins report has already
heen made pubic. They lind that George +. Nye. the
master Of the Sonngton or his pilot altered tho course
or RE Norragansett without giving the proper signals
and that upon slchiins the NIrraeanactt, through
lsercss or forgctfiuess the signal gwen 10 start
,b steamer wuicb caused the collision. These omissions
render him. IN their opinion. l!e 10 the penalties for
,n atiur me pilot and his license as master aud
nnt wnuld De reyOXed he'd 1t not already expired by
@ourcrnng Captain Young the inspectors say that he
rrn .orcd upon hs IrD yIthou ih9 engineers Depart
nsnl ar uls st"rm - - charge OF chief engineer
a. p. nurrd by law ,hat upun stgfug tue StOnngtOn
rrn,ih cnrrc .sIcss excitement the slSnals
cIvr, 10 20 ahead thereby forcing the seHmer
tLc rack of the SfOnIngtOu Captain Young alsO
c,,rc VII Door Judgment III leaving his sc1 mer in
IN, NJ, yy LIs pll1t soon amer Jlc collision with
man, uas.ru.rrs remaining on board In cnnsequ ncc
nt ths and other VIOLATIONS his license as master and
uiin Il rtyoEcd The steamship company l. censuied
;nr NOT nfoy,ding the Narragnsatt witn complement
nj licensed engineers ana the mum 1er OF Watchmen re
oupd by law The inspectors give careful SlatslG nt
nj m, movement of the steamers previous 10 the
cnlo and the action ~ tLeir OH 'crs. as elected ir0m
tnc vllcucc tascn investigation. The amount Ui
dainc - the and cdrSO"s IS estimated at
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
TELEG RAPHiC NOTES.

Az AGITATOR LECrU RES.
SAN FRANCISCO. sept 2i.-DaNlt lectIred be-
tore an uncise audience toi2 tie Land Troubles in
ii'i""" BANKRUPT MERCHANT
NrNpuIs Tcnu.. sept. 2i-I. IL. Wilder, boot
on shoe merchant made assignment to-day Iis liabilities
amount TO 5000
RELEASED ON BAIL
PETERSBURG, Va, sent. 2i.-W. III. Pond. charged
with and impcd ng the adnlLstfatoh o Justice
gave bail 10 day ~ the sum -l.oo"
A FAILURE IN KENTUCKY.
CtxCINNAII, sept. ii llaichctt ircctcr u Wal
I inher dealers of Frankfort. KY have mado assign.
tneut 1hoIr liabilities are tSo,uOo
KESUMING WORK.
NotNr Pleasant n Y, Srpt. 2l.-The strikers
~ NE Union Eart Works Gravcy Point came 20 satis
f.ctCry agreement 10 day. and WI resume WORK
FCONOMY IS PUBLIC WORKS.
Atp,Xy. " Y. Sept - -lne w0,k Ol removing
da,o Al Corning has been socomois cost OF $1,000
II wa. esi imatcd that the cost would u" sHVo"
ORANGE COUS1Y ANNUAL FAIR
nus a Of The Orange County Agricultural soc ely termi
s toIay There fne display Oi cattc and horses
SALT FROM SICILY.
GIOUCEsTER M,s.., Scut. 21.-lhe ltalian bark
ma T,clle CAPTAIN Schiafno arrived at this Port 10 dsy
& TTspapi after passage OF fifty eight days, with cargo
OF salt. ,,,c.nr y,rroN
CovconD n A. Srpf. 2i.-lhe New-Hlmpshirc
c,o no,rd of Equization listened 10 the Arguments Of
~ not OF me oads Ia tho state today In favor
M /. reduction Of their ti1auon
OCTOBER COAL RATES.
Put ApEI PH.a, srpi. 2l.-Ihe committees or me
sh ana scbnyl il coal Exchanges agree 10 recommend
in priccs duuDg October. rcstriction OF throe
, IN each during the month 10 regarded ~ probable
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
HOW FRANKlNG is ABUSED.


WASHINGTON, Sept 21.-The revelation OF
the attempt of the Democratic Committee to frank
Democratic stump speeches by the ton through the
mails, IA giving the members OF the Committee
vast amount OF annoyance. That committee starred
story q blind" that the Republicans were engaged
this business and they caught n. II themselves
The postmaster holding two tons OF matter for post
age. The Democrats have asserted that they
pay about $3.50 day for hostage but the
postmaster says that that would cover their
entire postage for the campaign thus far Thc tot
daily salcs stamps In this city amount on the average
10 $780, and any sudden InrIcaae 10 the extent ol
$3.50 a day would attract Immediate atrn'ioh.
IT, reference 10 the Story that the Hon. :. s. Cox
furnishing envelopes bearing his frank to The Comui'-
tee the TO be that bag OF blank Ncl"pcS
was cent TO Nr Coxs addrcss undr the frank OF sc1a
tor Wallace aud when returned each envelope bore tie
name of :, :. Cox.