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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-14
THE NEW DEPARTURE.

Some time ago the New York Tribun
| sent out number of gentlemen through
the South to go amongst the people anc
ascertain what they could concerning thu
existence of bands of Ku-Klux. Passing
through Virginia, North Carolina and por.
tions of South Carolina, one of these cor.
respondents sent back, from time to time
such accounts Of what he saw and heard
as to gain the good opinion of many ol
our papers, particularly of those here in
the city. They did not hesitate to pro-
nounce these accounts true, and went SO
far as to say they were fair and honest in
their reports.
One of the correspondents has reached
the State of Georgia, and has interviewed
Gen. Robert Toombs, who is perhaps one
of the ablest men in the South, and, like
JEFF. Davis, has the manlness to speak
what he thinks. No statement denying
the sincerity of Mr.. Toombs is worth the
paper upon which it is written, nor is any
one allowed to speak to the contrary of
what he utters as his sentiments. We
add this as another evidence of the true
feeling of our people;
INTERVIEW WITH ROBERT TooMBs.
The correspondent of the New York
Tribune, travelling in South Carolina has
held long conversation with Robert
Toombs, from which it appears that he is
as raucorous as when be declared be would
call the roll of his slaves at the foot of
Bunker Hill monument. We select some
excerpts from his declarations
KU-KLUx HEADQUARTERS.
After | had divested myself of travel
log gear, in the little one-story cottage Of
my host, went back aud introduced my
self to the General He shook hands with
me and said; "Well, you have como to the
headquarters of the Ku-Klux. Let me
make you acquainted with the Grand Cy-
clops," presenting me to pleasant faced
man in linen coat, having a German
| remarked that nothing
10 the gentleman's appearance indicated
that he was the Chief of the Klan. "Oh,
he's as mild hammered man as ever scut-
tied ship or cut throat" the General re-
piled. But, seriously, this town is Ku-
hlux headquarters. carried this county
Tor secession IN 1861 with only seven votes
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Manchester New. and eo..,n

QufTE ScENE.-Y esterday evening. abor.
s@ O'CLOCK, our attention was attracted hn a
large crowd at or near the Mill of r. ID. Ho.sn
ana tninking something of dreadful characl
yer nad happened we were anxious to approacb
.ne spot In order to get an item, However, ha-
Iore we could reach the place, our attent;on
was attracted by the movement of n ma, ~,
me top OF the Marshall mills Office. with n, !.
cnine IN appearance to that of bio cannon
we thougnt that the town was abont ha;nr
oom9ardeo, but TO our great relief. we found 4
WAS rroI. Harding, the photographer. with
MS instrument, taking photographs yiew Of
.ne MIL, cotton factory and the mills of n n
stacy Son; which photograph will he On sY'
nie,tion az the gallery in few days.
OeUNTY CoURT.-In this court yesterds. ,ha
case OF sarah Scott and Daniel Walker
charged with murder by poison, was calIed
out upon motion of the Commonwea,,h ~
case was continued until next Tuesdav This
morning, at the opening OF the court. the firs,
business was signing orders, &c. IL sdnn,nad
unui tuesday next at 10 O'clock.
PAINFUL AcciDENT.-Mr. Henry car,..
foreman at the Petersburg railroad sbons III,
engaged in saving timber with a c;rcaisr y 80 A.o
this morning, had three of his fingers on .hs
LETT hand cut off. DR.. w. r. Ws;s;cer as ..e
called in and rendered all necessary sn,,;oaI aI
aid. "eoeSsary surgical
:, HEALTH IS MONEY call attsn,ion Of
those living in the neghborhood of Weis;aor,s
ourylng ground, to the fact that their ia p -na
pooi OF siagnated water near that place wh;eh
Will prodace sickness this sumner. II III, n,
cost much to have it drained. and ,bsrehn o no'
vent great trouble. P'e"
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THELATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.

Je nerson Davis Explains HfmseIr
Ne@ York, June 4.-A special from Chats.
snooga says; "Issw private letter from JEFF
fsrson Davis to Col. Styles, of the Albany. Ga.
s.a Hsws In 10 which be complains Of the manner Ia
hsno u,eh h MS speeenes at Atlanta and Auguta,
ne says ne never wished directly or indiroctIv
10 counsel the Southern people not to tols.
rate the situation. He thinks they ought 10
wait patiently until the returning good sense
OF the Northern people brings about the rever.
80. So oI tne more oonoxiousfeatures in the recent
Congressional Legislation. lie disayovs most
strongly anything like the revival of armed re.
sistance. There was one part of his Atlanta
speech which was not reported. Before saving
ne did not accept the situation Mr.. Davis
asked any Northern reporter, who might be
present to take particular notice of bis words,
ana ne then said he did not desire to be under.
stood as advising anything like disIoysltv 10
the government" y
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Local Dash es.

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of BY Police Justice White tbis
Stephen McMahon, charged with us;no
aousive and threatening language towards
Thomas l.. Payne, was warned and let off on
payment of costs. VA VI
Louisa Brooks, colored, up TO answer for
taking forcible possession of one wason ona
one , ser o, harness, valued at sos, the property
OF Jonn Winston, was disch arged on condition
tnat sne would return them to Winston.
Armistead Jasper, colored, CHARGED with
iorcieiy taking and stealing ninety.five cents
rom John Bailey, the property of Julia Raj.
icy, was discharged on returning the money II
having been clearly proven that the monsv -
hau not been stolen, but held for debt.
Marion White and Joseph Bradley. far tres.
passing on the premises of Francis Sm;tb and
lor assaulting John Bennett, were bailed 10
appear tomorrow, to which time their case
was continued. 0'' VASE
Arthur Brown and Burt Haskins. eolored
ooys' up to answer for assauItiug and beating
each other. Arthur was required 10 nav
hne of$2 so. Burt discharged. f"'
VIM. j. Brown, coored, CHARGED with nm.
lawfully and feloneously entering in the
night time, the stable of W. J. Yarbrouab
ana stealing therefrom one saddle and bridie
oa,ued az S4o' was senton to be indicted by the
grana jury of the Hastings court to day.
Betty Hays and Eliza Hamilton, charged
WIN assaulting and beating each other. Rsttv
oischarged. Eliza fined SIS.
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london, June 1.-The weather is fair and
favorable to crops. Consols 9l1s. Bonds 9ON,
franktort, June H.--Bonds closed at 9elS.
Parfs, June A. Rentes closed YESTERDAY at
% ana 80 and opened this morning at SO and 3S.
Ltrerpoo,, June 14-Noon. Cotton 6rmer-
upianas % %SNd dd@s5sd; Orleans sssd@sXd;
hater.-Cotton Is unotficially stated to be
rendering up. 20 900 bales.
on" o~ La,er@ @Cfciat.-Cottonis is irmer--Up-
bales ~ '"'s Ao,voo
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London, June A.--A review of LOG. 900
troops occurs at the Champ de Mars on Sunday
next: troops are leaving la Villette. Roche.
fort is seriously ILL.,
Tne committee of the Assembly on the bud.
BY loan. '"I"'
Aspecial to the Standard says there were al
executions yesterday in the Bois de Boulogpe
farss, June 1.-THE Bank of France holds
twenty-five millions of francs in bullion.
FROM EsGLAND REWARD FOR SERVICES.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Earl Delwey Is to be
created Marquis of Ripon, as a reward for his
services in the Washington treaty.
WRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE.
London, June A.-The steamer Anna Smith
mas oeen wrecked near the English coast. Ten
OF her crew were lest. -
DEsTRUoTIoH OF A THEATRE,
q. 6restam, Germany, June the l4.--The Stadt
theatre (reported yesterday on arel has basr
entirely destroyed.
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EoR JAMES AND CHIoKAHoMINY RIVERS.

The fast and elegant sde.wheel steamer PALE
SADIE, Captain CHAs. NELSON, will leave her wharf
at kocketts for Kings Mill Wharf, on James river.
on TUESDAY and SATURDAYS at 10 o'clock A, M
connecting with the IL o'clock train at City Point
from Petersburg. Returning, will leave Kings Mill
on WEDNESDAYS and MONDAYS at O'Clock A.
NJ, touching at all the regular landings each way
VIII leave her wharf at Rockets for Binnis on
Chichahominy THURSDAYS at O'Clock A. M, con.
Meeting at City Point with the o'clock train from
Teterspnre touching at all the regular landings on
James river down to billiards. Wharf, and all regular
landings on Chickabominy. Returning, will leave
Binn's on FRIDAYS at o'clock A M.
freight received from IL o'clock Mondays to 10
o'clock A. M. Tuesdays, and from IL o'clock to p,
NJ Wednesdays, and from IL o'clock Fridays to 10 A.
N. Saturdays.
freght for Chickahominy will only be received from
IL o'clock Wednesdays to A. NJ Thursdays.
All freight to way landings must be prepaid.
For further particulars, apply to Captain on board
OF 70 GEORGE I; oURRlE. Agent.
at CuRRIE q Co.'S, corner 18th and Cary streets.
my 8--3m
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Feminine Fancies.

DR.. Mary E. Walker goes in for trows.
ers hung with suspenders.
The boys OF Athol, Mass, were badl,
beaten in game of base ball with the girl,
OF the same town the other day.
The Woman's journal sensibly says
"The world does not want women who are
good lawyers and bad mothers, clever phy.
sicians and unfaithful wives, clear-beaded
and empty.hearted, for not from these shall
come completed womanhood."
Mr.. Cameron, of Indiana, received Wis
IT from lady who was his wife until she
got q divorce. She flung a baby on the
floor, saying: "There's yonr child,' and
stalked ont.
La divorce case heard at Bangor
Maine, on Tuesday, the case was enter
ed in court, notice on defendant proved
detauted, testimony heard, divorce de-
creed, and certificate issued in just eight
minutes and quarter.
NJ A Chicago woman, whose husband
promised to bring her new dress and
didn't do 1t, took his ten dollar silk hat
and, placing it upon the floor at his feet.
sat upon it, whirling herself round until
the ruin was complete. "There," said
she, as she arose TO her feet, "if you can't
raise me to your level in point Of dress,
III pull you down to NINE"
The wife of Stephen Small, of Eldora.
presented him with twenty. one pounds of
boy babies last week There were three
of them, and all are doing well. The
father is sixty-two years old.
Three young and pretty girls travelled
lately from Quincy, Illinois, to Omaha,
without male escort, and were not annoyed
or insulted in the slightest manner on the
way. This shows that women who really
desire to avoid improper attentions can
generally do so.
Ia large proportion of the Boston
marriages, last year, the brides were older
than the greoms. This is only natural
says the Boston Times Boston maids
rarely get married until they are old
enough to territy innocent and nervous
young men into it.
And still these martial amenities keen
coming in. james Brown, of Kansas,
waited his wife TO be an angel and
tried to help her Through the Valley of
the Shadow with razor. Mrs B being
muscular, prevailed over him, when he
begged mercy on the ground that poverty
led TO It. With the ad Of rolling bin Mrs.
bro~n was assisting him to make his
eHus meet, When the police interfered.
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CcPPERHEAD RApAcITY History af-
fords instances of the immense calibre of
snakes, such as the Boat Constructor swal-
lowing, at one gulph, a man or lion, or
tiger, &c., &c; but we challenge history
to furnish parallel in that line with the
political snake, called the copperhead. 1t
has swallowed, in one breath, in at least
two Northern States, within fortnight.
three odious amendments to the constitu.
ton and ten years record, so foul with
vlllianies as to turn the stomach of a yul-
ture. Immense swallower!
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-14

a NUIsANoE.-The spring hydrant. for
Puolc convenience, located near the corner Of
s.n and lain streets, has been rendered a nui,
sance, oy the drivers of wagons, who contin
1t is dangerous for persons crossing ths wa,r
way OF Main street, who are likely at anv mo.
ment to be run over BY some wagon being
backed on them. The locality is kept filtbv
ana wet by water being thrown in the strea;y
instead me OF inthe culvert, where it should be.
iois IS not the most Objectionable filth de.
poslteo there by these wagons. The evil should
be corrected at once. '"ou'o
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TINE Is MoNsY.-The old-timed axiom is aptly
illustrated in the use of D0OLEY's YEAST pow
DER. 1t is well known that tho common process Of
raising dough is slow one, aud often attended will,
uniavoraoie results from the use of poor bakers
yeast, and improper heat With DOOLEYs YEAST
POWDER the best rolls biscuits, cein-oakes. etc..
can se made in the short space of ten minutes and
success will certsinly attend its use This is owing
to Its purity strength, and the care with which II ia
manufactured. D0oLEY 4 BROTHER, 90 New
street. New York, Proprietors For sale by all Gro.
GERS, - - WV
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IN He'c Aorh, June IA. Flour dull and heavy.
wheat quiet and dropping. Corn firm. Pork
auil-mess l6.75aSl6. Lard firm at lOg6aII.
Totton so quiet and steady Middling Uplands.
pentine 6rmer at 46]k. Rosin dull al 2ssa
sz.6o for strained. Freights quiet and steady:
FINANCIAL.
New York, June l4.--Gold steady at 1917
Governments dull. Money easy at 8 per osns.
Exchange--long, 10; short, lOlS. Il. :.
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;, AT meeting of Friendship Lodge, No. s.,
Free Masons, the following officers were cleo
TED Tor the ensuing year: Lewis H. Carter. w.
M. VIM: A. Page, s. W.; WIN. S. Owens,
y; ~ vi; Manson Longwood, Secretary; Sam'i
D.; James Brady, Jr. d. JAS. Stewart 81 8
Steward; James Scott, j. Steward: L. w.
Williams, Chaplain; W. S. Taylor, Tyler.
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JoUvEN's INoDoaOUs KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER.-By its aid gloves can be quickly and repeated
~ cleaned and made equal to new even when badly
soed they can be readily restored Its easy of an
phostion and is perfectly free from any odor. For
sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers Price "a
cents bottle.
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DECLARATION OF WAR.--Tbe dog.
cstchers caught our black and tan dora yester.
gay, TOT which we were offered TWENTY-FIVE dal,
lars lew days ago. They killed him before
we knew they had him. We herein and here.
oy declare war against the whole breed of dog>
fa.cners, and mean to have revenge some way,
after you. s''ns " 'e
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THoMpsoN's PoMADE 0PTIMR. AS a drsssIu,
for tne Hair is all that is required purely vegetable
ana highly perfumed, 1t softens Improves and bear.
nhes the HAIR strengthens the roots, and gives IT
non' glossy appearance. For lsale by sll druggists
Price. a6 and rs cents per bottle
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NoMINATED.-The Democrats of the
City Council. which will organize on the lat
OF next month, have nominated Mr.. P. Fl.
Starke as their candidate for President of the
Council. 1t is probable he will be elected. a.
Jackson Ward will not be likely to make any
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EDWARDS, 22s Broad street, sells all kinda If
NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES at publiebers
prices and delivers the same at your residence or
place OF business without extra charge. -
special attention paid to the prompt and early de.
livery OF the Richhond and New York daily nanars
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ThuRsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH powpRF
Is strongly recommended as the best dentiftica
known. 1t cleanses and preserves the teeth hardeps
'ne gums sweetens the breath and, containing mn
acid or gritty substance, is perfectly harmless and
eau De usea daily with great advantage Sold by all
druggists. Price, rs and 50 cents per bottle
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The iron. clad Dictator has arrived a, No.
Iork, from Key West, having steamed 800
miles In days, with heavy monitor In tow.
The State Department at Washington is
prepared to pay per cent on the awards of
the Venezuela Commission. " v
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF COCKTAILS - Nnt
the liquid compound, bat the spicy illustrated
paper called by that name, for July. If. as il
is said, 1t makes q "horse laugh" why il cer.
tainly ought to exctelthe disabilities of Shuman
nature. But IL gou don't take to Cocktails"
day Night" "Every Saturday, "Oncs
Week," and host of other Illustrated uaners
all OF which can be had of Johnston 4 Seldom
the ever popular newsdealsr, 9Is Main street
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The Revolution In m.r,co.

:, San fetipe, Aecsco, June 8, via Indianola.
Texas, June IA strong rebel nosition ~
Guerrero has been taken bv' the government
troops. ,.'-' -
-, The 6ombardment of Tampico Is contioued.
ene rebels have inspired great terror BY the
nre, ana sienced the government batteries.
Flacio0 Viga upholds the Sinalya Judaea.
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NOT INVITED We were not expected
at the Democratic caucus held last n;ab. - ~
JEFF. Davis Mansion, which resnItad 10 .ho .he
nomination ofP. Fl Starke for President The
morning papers inform us the nomination was
not unanimous, and that several gentlemen re- :.
fused to vote. This is a modest way of saving
that there was big muss in the camp cai
and DOG light as to who was to be the luekv
10 man. Ineir greed for office is SO great that Il
Is lslmpossi6ie for them to have the disnosition
OF one without having such number nf ami.
cants as to create a disturbance. We bear
they had an awful time of 1t last night. and
tnat the meeting did not break up until past
~ AGclock. Those whom we saw TODAY were
looking rather the worse for wear.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States, for the Eastern District of Virginia.
In the matter of + N Burrnss bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
10 Whom ii May Concsra THE undersigned, W
NJ Davidson, of Primes Edward county, Va, hereby
gives notice Of his appointment asassignee of the
district, who was, on the 51st day of March, 1871,
aoJudged bankrupt on his own petition by the Dis.
trict Court of said district.
Dated FarmvilIe, Va. May 10, 1871
my ls-F5w W NJ DAVIDSON, Assignee.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.--We note the follow

HOTEL ARRIVALS We note the follow
ing to day:
Amsrican Hotel.-G T Gibson, H 7 Booker,
Va; G Il Bradford, Washington: irbv'
Charles City; G E Gregory, X M Mckenzie
Va; Fl N Raglaid, N Y; Jw Fowlkes, r q
Thomas, Va; James Edgar, N Y; T Harris,
Culpeper; Wilson, Mrs T W boswell. citv:
Cheatham, N C l. W Townsend, r III & 3
4 Il; Leicth and wife, Burkeville; r G
Potts, w M Prentiss, Southern EXPRESS Com.
pany; J. W Booker, Il & ORR.
:, Ford's Hotet.-Wm OVERLY, CITY; j e Bell
Newton 4 CsPps, Norfolk; Captain Stewart,
Alexandria; W Berry, Washington, d G; j A
y EEnaress, Y; Scott, James Mcdonald, W
= Hal. wife and child, II L Wyson, d Todd.
+ l. Taylor and sister, W J Whurborn, Va;
Geo Randolph, Philadelpbia; A ] Nicholas
) BYRD, Harrisonburg; r Dolin, It Dolin.
City Point; Smith, r & P PRR; joseph
pelton, Waynesboro; s NJ Harris, Pa; CHI
T,nsley, Prince George; S Hastings, N j;
+ Daoney and lady, Powhatan; w W
marie; j W Davis, Tolersvills.
Exchange and BaHard.-W W Davis Ports.
mouth; J Holbrooke and servant. 8 q. q NJ
reynolds, Lynohburg; NJ Emanuel, Jr, N Y;
Luck, W Mccain, White Sulphur; F B
Mcdowell, z; L Station, Jr, E Nor,bfeet.
Tarboro; Hon W Duke, James Jones
Charlottesville; Samuel Baker, chicago; j A
Logan, Staunton; Rankin, Glasgow, Scot
land; DR.. W Darlington, Halifax; j w
Townsend and wife, Conn; J 4 Edwards, RI
owen, Halifax; G B Finch, Boydton; w Old.
Amelia. J Fannin, North Carolina; w
q 4, snyder, Gordonsville; W Baird, virginis;
-homas Lewis, Va; W A Sleighmsn, Balti.
more; W Wood, Kansas City; Mrs Chalmers.
Halifax; Dr. Otis, U S Army; A Asher, M ]
Marcus, Augusta, Ga; Mrs Riddick, Miss Rid.
DICK, MRS Hamlin, Va; David Chalmers, Hall.
lax; l. Hopkins, Baltimore; Haldeman.
King William. There are now stopping at this
popular house l75 gentlemen, members of the
Car-Builders' Association.
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OoNvIcTs.-Jacob Whitehead (colored \
OF Princess Anne county, and Jefferson French
Scolosed, OF Gloucester, were yesterday re-
Oo,ueu ~ tne Penitentiary, the former for five
years ana the latter for eighteen months.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The grand iury
oil this court this morning returned true bills
against VIM. J. Brown for felony, j W T
Banks, James Davis and Catharine Stack for
emiseemeanors, e and against James Davis, also.
til the 2Sth. o'e' on"
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EoR NEW YORK.

EUK NEW YORK.
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and IS
rACkE NY COMPANIES elegant steam N 49,
snip WIN. 7. CLYDE, Captain PARKER, will leave
ner wnar1 at Rockets on FRIDAY. June 10th. at
oiose connections and through bills of lading given
Europe and Australia ' w
Fare, IS meals and state-rooms extra.
. a. d. BURR, President
Je l4-ot 1914 Main street
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42H
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
srATE5 for the Eastern District of Virginia.
In the matter of n Massey, bankrupt in
bankruptcy.
xv 10 Whom 1t May Concern The undersigned,
I'M IN. H. Allderdice, Of Richmond city, hereby gives
az aVIce Of his appointment assignee of the estate
~ ~, " Massey, of King William county Ia said dis
sa;,.,, who was, the 4th day of April, 1871
fr;c. bankrupt on bis own petition, by the Dis.
'iet Court of said district
DATED Richmond, May 1871
ma. WM. Ii. ALLDERDIcE,
H-H3w Assignee.
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42I7
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE:

T'Hls Is TO GIVE NOTICE;
Inat on the 9th day of Jcne 1871. "A war
70 RAM n bankruptcy was issued against the estate
.. nopert Robinson, of Henry county and stare
OF va who has tecn adjudged bankrupt on Ms
uwn h potiuon THAT the payment OF any debts and
tue delivery of any property belonging to said bank
nup. 70 MN or for his use and the transfer of any
pIoperty Dy nm are forbidden by law:-Tbat q
neiI debts and choose one more assienees Of h,s
estate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy. 70 hs
Toiuep a, me Registers office vt Dany,le Va beior
1871, At 10 o'clock A. NJ - '"''
a. ua sTovALL, d. NJ.
los-r-M FIR GRAY, U. y. Marshal
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tN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il States for the Western District of Virginia,
In bankruptcy.
To whom u May Concern THE undersigned.
VIM Page. of Abingdon, Washington city, Va. here
Dy gives notice OF his appointment assignee of the
estate Of Hoiton hurcy, of Bland county Va
Ia said district whoisas, on the 18th day Of April
te1i, adjudged bankrupt on his own petition
oy the District court of said district.
Dated Abingdon, Va, June q, 1871.
le 6-Tu3w (A) VIM. PAGE, Assignee.