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SECOND DISTRICT.
ELIZABETH CITY.
Wythe district: Democratic electoral
ticket, 229; republican. 625. For congress:
Marshall, democrat, 22S; Libbey. republic
can, 623; Mitchell, independent. l. Re-
publican gain, 301.
Southfield district: Democratic electoral
ticket, 50; republican. 274: st. John, l..
For congress: Marshall, 80; Libbey, 277.
Republican gain, 104.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
WINDSOR, Nov. 4-Democrats, los,
republican. 143. Five precincts heard from
give Marshall, democrat, g majority of g.
NANsEMoND.
Suffolk: Democratic majority, 43-
Democratic gain. s.
NorHeet's Fork: Republican majority,
122.
Kilby's Mill: Republican majority, %.
Nansemond goes about 500 republican.
which is reduced majority. Republican
gain, 1856.
NORFOLK.
Norfolk city: Blaine. 1924; Cleveland,
$3.50; Marshall, democrat. for congress,
566; Libbey, republican, 2,705. Repub-
lican gain, SIT.
NOhFOLh COONi L
Norfolk county. with two precincts to
hear from gives Cleveland 1853; Blaine,
3,219. Congress-: Marshall. democrat,
l ,557; Ljbbey, republican, 5,212. Repub-
lican gain over Massey vote, 922.
PORTSMOUTH.
The total vote east in the city of Ports
mouth for Blaine is 344; Cleveland ,
1872: Libbey, republican, for Congress,
1879; Marshall, democrat, 1927. Mar
shall's majority, s. Republican gain, 262.
TRINCEsS ANNE.
Full returns from this county give
Cleveland, 900; Blaine, OIL. A Democratic
majority of 10, and gain over the Massey
| Wise vote of POS.
SOUTHAMPTON.
NEwsOMs, Nov. 1.-The vote at this
| precinct stands: Cleveland and Marshall,
| 1859; Blaine and Libbey, 152. Democratic
gain, "a.
Franklin: Cleveland and Marshall, 285
majority.
Boykins: Cleveland, 2S2, Blaine, 339;
Marshall. 282; Libbey. 1888; Mitchell, /.
Ivor: Republican vote, 269; Democratic,
1856.
WILLIAMSBURG.
Cleveland, 116; Blaine III; Marshall,
| 122; Libby, 172. All quiet here to-day.
| The largest democratic vote ever cast
here. Democratic gain, Ill.
THIRD DISTRICT.
CHESTERFIELD.
Kleveshal's Store: Blaine. 348 Cleve-
land, 212; Hubbard, 345; Wise. 215. HUI
bard's majority, 130 Hancock Store
gives Hubbard majority of %. These
two are republican precincts, and are be-
lieved to be the only ones the republicans
will caray.
Winfree's Store precinct gives a demo-
cratic majority of So.
Goodies precinct: Cleveland, 1856; Blaine,
SO; Wise, 118; Hubbard, So.
GOOCHLAND.
Goochland county has gone 200 majority
for Blaine. Republican gain, 10.
HANOVER.
Ashland (officiaD: Cleveland, 374
Blaine, 293; Wise, 277; Huburd, 289; dem
ocratic gain, %.
Blunt's Store precinct gives Cleveland
| SO majority.
Official vote of Hills precinct: Cleve-
land, 235; Blaine, 1870; Wise. 232; HUI
bard, 129.
Hungary: Cleveland, 142; Blaine, 81;
| Wise. IA; Hubbard, SO.
Bruins: Cleveland, l21; Blaine, 1913;
Wise. 12l; Hubbard, 1928,
Carter's Store: Cleveland, ia; Blaine,
1874; Wise, 116; HUBBARD, 1913.
Anderson's Store Cleveland. 1872
Blaine, 2S3; Wise, 1872; HUBBARD, 2s3.
Smithers Precinct; Wise, 100; Hubbard,
300; Cleveland .191; Blaine, 1872.
Anderson's Store: Total vote. 465; re-
publican, 283; democratic, 1872. Seventeen
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MARRIED.

NE-CLARK.-October 29th, near New Hope,
at the residence of the BRIDES father, by Rev A.
F Laird Henry s. Kane Jr., of EstilIville. Scott
County Va, and Miss Fannie Clark KOiner
SHICKEL-HISER.-on thu evening of the 5th
inst at the home of the BRIDES father near Fort
Defiance, by Rev. f. V. N. Painter, Miss Alice "
Hiser and T. j. Shckel, Esq of Salem, Va.
Rockingham papers please copy.
COX-QUINN..-In st. Marks. Church, New
Glasgow. Amherst Co., Oct 2sth, 1884 by Rev c.
F. Fry. MI. f. R. Cox, of Albenare Co., to Miss
Veleria H. Quinn, only daughter of John A.
Quinn, of Amherst Co.
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ss.The finest game in the City at Tom ODonnelps,
Scherer'S old stand. oct3l tt
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Farmers if you want wagons now is your time, as
RENKLE, BROWN & FAKLE are Offering special in
inducements Febl5ly
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Blaine. 322. For Congress: O'Ferrall,
democrat, 1851; Webb. republican, 322.
democratic majority Of 839 and demo
cratic gain Of 2l5 over the Wise Massey
vote.
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If you desire light, easy running Buggy or
Phaeton, examine Clnedinst & Bodell's large stock
May If
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THE LATEST.

Complete returns make cleveland 8
plurality 1000.
NEW YORK, Oct. 7, 3:1O.-Oficial
county returns and very close figures on
12 counties which have not been .ofhcialy
reported and compared Indicate thal
Cleveland's plurality will be considerably
increased, reaching nearly 1000 in State.
u The San comedies Cleveland's election
by 300.
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NEW M1LLINERY.-Mesdame Shepherd & Pagan
are constantly adding new styles in Hats and Bon
nets to their already large and well selected stock
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Espenscheid the Barber, makes speciality OF
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Do not forget that Mesdames Shepherd g.
Fagan's Store, is on New Street, two doors flom
w. L. Ollyers Book Store.
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Prevalence of Kidney complaint in America
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FIFTH DISTRICT.

FIFTH DISTRICT.
HENRY.
SPENCERs. Nov 4 Democratic, 154;
republican, 81.
PITTSYLVANIA.
Danville gives the democrats 105 ma
joritY-democratlc gain, 277.
North Danville: Democratic majority,
democratic gain, 7.
Blaine, 2S7; Cabell, 1856; Hartwell, 28S.
Cascade [officiall Cleveland 133;
Blaine, IS; Cabell, 1873; Hartwell, IS.
Central Depot: Cleveland's majority,
"A; Daniels majority. 26.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
BEDFORD.
Daniels majority in Liberty is 1853.
which is double that of Hancock s. Bed
ford county will give a Democratic ma
j}rity of 200.
TRoUTvILLE, Nov. 4.-Botetourt coun-
ty has gone democratic by d large ma.
jority.
CAMPBELL.
CONCORD, Nov. 4.-Damocrats, 247;
republican, 1877; John W. Daniel, 247; II.
z. W. Morris. 1877.
Lynchburf: Cleveland. 1926; Blaine.
1.726; Daniel, 1888; Morris, 1852. Cleve-
lands majority, 200; Daniels majority,
ISL. Republican gain. 55
HALIFAX.
South Boston: Cleveland, PSI; Daniel.
252; Blaine, 22l; Morris, 220. Democratic
gain, 1853.
Glover: Cleveland, 212; Blaine, 172;
Daniel, democrat, for congress, 2l2: Nor
ris, republican, 172. Democratic gain.
1O9.
Returns from three precincts of Hall
fax county show the following vote:
Cleveland. SIG; Blaine, 1871; Daniel, SIT;
Morris, 576.
MONTGOMERY.
Christ iansburg: Cleveland, 461; Blaine,
249; St. John. g. For congress: Daniel,
1853; Morris, 249. Democratic gain, IS.
DANIEL ELECTED.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. At is claim
cd that Daniel has carried the district by
from 200 to 8 ,0O0
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The Marks Patent force Fertilizer feed, some
thing new at
HENKLE, BROWN & EAKLE,
Feb15 1y Staunton, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TOR SALE-A desirable Farm of about Three
4 Hundred Acres The farm is known as
Greenwood" and is part of the "Mirador''
estate 1t is situated about two miles from Green
wood Depot. 1t is splenddy timbered well water
ed and adapted to fruit. and contains good deal
of bottom lands.
For terms, apply immediately to
j. b. FUNSTEN,
Greenwood Depot.
oct24-3m Albemarle County Va.
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II ESTATE.
The undersigned executors offers for SALE Ii
vatey. an elegant farm situated one-half mile
from the village of New Hope, in Augusta coun-
ty. The farm contains 2l9 acres Of excellent land,
well improved well watered and timbered, and
with good stand of grass.
The improvements consists Of
good brick dwelling house. "A md
barn, and all necessary out build ss,:fsSesz-ly.
garden. ke5s 5tzz9H9-1S--ssss.sl
1t is situated the road from Eft. Defiance TO
New Hope, and within four miles of the former
place, where there is station the Valley Rail
road The road is one of the best in the county,
and of easy grade.
at New Hope and Eft. Defiance there are daily
mails.
Stores, churches and shops. mills. &C., within
half mile. The neighborhood is one of the best
in the county.
This farm offers rare opportunity for prof t.
able Investment: 1t is sold to close up estate.
TERMS:-With a good hand payment, the de-
ferred payments will be made to suit purchasers.
Address DIR. j. R. STOUT, Now Hope.
j. r. STOUT,
JNO. w STOUT,
J. M. QUARLES,s
une6 tt Executors
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
ALBBMARLE.
KEsWICK, Nov. 4 Blaine, $50; Cleve.
land, 9S: Webb, 151: O'Ferrall, 81. Re-
publican gain, l.
Covesvile: Democratic vote, 113; re-
publican vote, 4S; democratic majority,
65. Democratic gain, 10.
Albemarle county gives Democratic
majority of about 500. an increase of 200
over 1882 O'Feirall's has the same vote
as the electors.
CLARKE.
Wildwood precinct Cleveland, 236 ;
Blaine. 1l6; O'Ferrall, 1856; Webb, lie.
BERRYvILLE, Nov. 4.-Berryville
Cleveland majority, 16S; Russelrs pre-.
cinct, 152; Millwood precinct. 155.
RAPPAHANNOCK.
Rappahannock county give democrat
ic majority Of 400.
SHENANDOAH COUNTY.
Newmarket: Cleveland. 1885, Blaine,
III; O'Ferrall, 1871; Webb (rep J, ia.
Democratic gain, 49,
Strasburg: Cleveland, 254; Blaine, 80 :;
. Fefrall 221; Webb, 50. Democratic
gain, 81.
Woodstock: 125 majority for Cleveland
and 12O for O'Ferrall.
Edinburg: 26s majority for Blaine and
Webb.
Mt. Jackson: Cleveland, 1856; Blaine,
146; St. John, 8, O'Ferral, democrat,
1856; Webb, republican, Isl.
WARREN.
This county gives Cleveland 1857 !;
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EXECJTTORS


The undersigned executors of James M. Stout
deceased, offer for SALE privately. farm sta ated
in Augusta county, on Middle river containing
2S4 acres, OF which 125 acres are fine bottoms. he
upland is gently undulatng and easily titled. The
whole farm lies well and is free from surface rock.
is adapted to all the grains and grasses, and at
present is in good condition. The land is of the
finest quality, its productive power not being sur
passed by any land in the county, aud is so regard
ed by all who know it. 1t has yielded annually for
the past fifteen years, as can be satisfactorily
shown to purchaser, an average OF 10 per cent
exclusive of the profits arising from the wintering
of the cattle CASUALLY twenty in number)-on the
price asked for it.
This farm is convenient to schools and churches,
and has an excellent neignborhood, remarkable
for its good order and sobrietv 1t is by well
graded road within two miles of essasss5aE.ss
large merchant mill on the Valley IA
turnpike leading from Staunton to -8s3ssss4s
Winchester, and by the same road eg%Sss5ks@asss<
within "a miles of Verona Depot on GssgAssS
the Valley Branch of B g. 0, Railroad, where there
is post office. 1t is also IN sight of post Office
with daily mail, and is distant from the city of
StauntOn, by the Valley turnpike. miles. and by
the county road of easy grade, 7 miles. 1t has q
good mansion house, barn. all necessary outbuild ,
ingS orchard and garden and is well watered and
timbered This sale is made to clos up an estate.
TERMS:-With good hand payment, the defer
red payments will be made to suit purchaser.
r. STOUT,
JNO. W. STOUT,
j. M QUARLES,
une6-tf Executors
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NTOTICE-TO The TAXPAYERS OF AU
IN GUSTA COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given that the Taxes for 1854 are
now ready for collection. 1 will meet the Tax
PAYERS of the County at the following places, on
the days mentioned prepared to receive all Capt.
tation, Land and Property Taxes, for State, Conn
ty, District and School purposes will also be
prepared to receive the Clerk Fees of W. A. Bur-
nett and j N. Ryan.
All taxes due from Beverley Manor District will
re received in my Office, in The Stack Building, on
Augusta Street, from and after this date.
will be at
DeerfeId. October Goth, MT. Sidney, Nov, Srd.
Churchville. 2lst. Spfinghil SO 9Th
Craigsvilie, !" I'D, MT Scion, Is 18th
Newport, I" H4jh, ParnaSSuS, ' Sth
M1ddlebrook, 18th, sherando. eth
Midway. - 10Th, Fishersvllie ]: tn,
Greenyille, " Goth, WaynesbOro, 6 18th
and Nov. LIST.
s8-Al persons failing to pay by December 1st,
will be charged FIVE PER CENT. additional
Taxes received at my Office In Staunton from all
the districts of the county, except when am fill
ing my appointments in each dis trict aforesaid
j N. MCFARLAND,
yct10todec1 County Treasurer.
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This is a grand victory for the Demo-
Gratis of the Old Dominion, and effectu-
ally buries Malone politically forever.
Wednesdays Dispatches
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The new game, sDEvIL AMONG THE CoACHMEN.
at, Tom O'Donnell's, Scherer's old stand Come
and see it. oct31-tf
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al, Tom. O'Donnell's, scherer's old stand Come
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Henkle, Brown & Eakle are selling the best plow
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The election IS coming on--Dont forget the new
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FIRST DISTRICT.
CAROLINE.
Guineas Precinct: Cleveland, 81; Blaine,
11S.
SPOTTSYLVANIA.
Fredericksburg: Cleveland, 562; Blaine
400. Croxton's (democrat) majority for
congress 1859 over Mayo republican,. Re-
publican gain, 127.
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For the prettiest and cheapest Glassware, go to
G. B. Somerville & Cos New Store. opposite the
Postoffice. sept26 If
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Singing. irritation, all Kidney and Urinar
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

Summit Precinct: Blaine, ISL, Clefe-
land, ITO; Hnbard. 157; Wise ITO.
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Mr.. George D. Wise. in reference to bis
vote against the Morrison bill, says he
cast it to promote the interests of his con-
stltuents. If Mr.. Wise's constituents are
like those of all the other Congressman,
but few of them can think that their in-
teresrs were promoted in the slightest by
making them pay the unjust and onerous
additional price put by the existing tariff
upon their food, clothing, fuel. shelter and
medicine, for no other conceivable purpose
than to increase the profits of monopolists
and keep up surplus in the treasury TO
tempt robbers and buy Republican success
es at political lections.-Alerandria Ga
zettee.
What workingman wants first is work.
Give him that. and he'll take care of him.
SELF If you don't give him work it is no
use telling him anything about clothing,
medicine, or anything else, for he can't
earn the money to buy them. If you es-
tablsh free trade you transfer manufac-
turing to cheap Europe. The working
man raises his son to manhood and gives
him trade. The State taxes him at the
same rate it does the millionaire, and when
he asks, and it is all that he does ask, that
the country protect him from the compe-
tition Of cheap labor in Europe, he is told
that that is something he can't have. The
young workingman goes through his ap-
premiership, fully equips himself for his
trade, and when he calls for work at fair
wages is told oh no, we can get your work
from Germany or France or England at
one-third of what you ask. Here is the
matter in nutshell:
general reduction Of the existing duties on i'm
ports.
To be followedby larger i'm portation Of foreign
made fabrics.
To be followed by falling off in the dema nd for
those made at home.
70 be followed by the closing of American Work
shops.
To be followed by relatively greater number OF
men engaged In agriculture.
To be followed by an Increase in the supply OF
farm products, with no corresponding increase in
the demand.
To be followed by reduction of the farmers
profits.
Now where is any class, farmer, mer-
chant or mechanic benefited by free trade.
Its benefit is across the water-Where the
idea came from.
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When the women of the country find
out, as they soon will, that for every ten
dollar note they carry into dry goods,
carpet or bonnet store they could buy
twice as much as they now can, were it
not for the existing unjust aud burden
some tariff, it won't be long before that
tariff will be among the things that were,
Mr.. Randall and the Virginia Democratic
protectionists to the contrary.-Ale1, Ga
zette.
When the women of this country find
out,as they soon will, if free trade prevails,
land our manufacturing is done as it will
then be in Europe), that if their husbands
have no work they will neither have $40
nor 81 to carry into store Of any kind,
even where meat and bread are sold, it
won't be long before the Morrison free ira >
ders are among the things that were, Mr..
Morrison and the few Virginia free trad
ers to the contrary.
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The genial editor of the Lockport, IN.
" Journal, Willard A. Cobb, Esq. who,
if our readers knew him they would pro-
nounce capital good fellow, has been
bombarded with INDICATORS contain
ing comment on paragraph from his
Staunton letter, until IN good tempered
editorial he hoists the white flag as fol-
lows:
swell all we have to say is, All Right,
with a big A. and big r. We take it
all back and only ask that the good people
of Staunton will now stop pelting US with
INDICATORS. Men and breth-
rem of Staunton; let US have peace; if we
have said anything we are sorry for we
are not glad of it. In the meantime the
f. F. L.'s are all home again and delight
ed with their trip to Staunton, and with
its hospitable and kindly people.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-06-13

If the Democrats could make up their
mind to definite and reasonable free
trade policy. they would certainly secure
more sympathy on this side of the Allan
tic than has hitherto been accorded them.
London Times.
Exactly. But that is the very reason
they would lose all the sympathy on this
side where the voting is done. Busy En-
glish factories and starving American
workmen without work is not what the
Democratic party of America can make
up their mind to, to secure British SYM
pathy."