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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-10
Wo9dR.Q1EsTER AND NASHUA RAIL

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
W ROAD1on and after Monday June 10, 1870 Pasgen
ger Trains will run as follows: ' ~
Leave Worcester at $40 and II IS a m and 42Opm
Leave Nashua at 7l0 a M 1900 M and 800 D m
The $50 Train connects at Fchbrg with trains for the
vermont and Massachusetts Cheshire and Rutland and
burhngl9n Railroads. at GrotOn Junction with trains Of
p p rltCn0uIB Cdown), PetcrbOrO and Shirley Stony
brook and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: and a
S o with trains Of the Wilton Concord Manchester
anu Lawrence, Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads. VII" Ne"'i'UuiB halit
me lll3 m train connects at Fitchbtirg with Che
shIe and Rutland and Burlington freight and passen
KIT 10 itutlal trains; at GrOton junction with Fitchs
o stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trains; and
~ Nashua with Wilton Concord, Manchester and IawS
Ice, N0IIhern Ito Franklin and Boston, Concord and
montreal Ito Plymouth trains W
me ~ m tram connects at Fltchhurg at 7l5pm
WIN neshre Vermont and Massachusetts, and Rutland
Win fiGhPuTg Peterboto and Shirley Stony Brook
qalnsi ana al Nashua with Concord, Manchester and
lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Fxnress
oBdensburg, and Montreal and ChamplaIn trains
w.. g. S. TURNER SUpt
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RAY ERS EXPRESS. - The Office Of
-, ,bdners leicester and Worcester Erpress'' has
Deeh 5 removed TO No. Pleasant st., Reeds Store
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- FOR SALE-On Providence st., a
h;i thoroughbuilt French roof House. with all mod
Hlll eTn improvements; hot and cold water; Is goo
rooms-twO tenements with bath rooms; 10000
feet of and one of the finest locations on the street
will be sold at very low figure.
az diff L. A. Ely A. 20
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o. FOR SALE-4 3-4 miles from Worces-
i; ter farm of s. aeres2O acres in wood land viii
& winter Ell, 10 COWS 10y summer s. gathered upwards Ct
rooms barn 30 TO- in good conditions csage euH house
3 '"'''" W. Price $500.
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NoSRISWWIcH AND WORCESTER DIvI.

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIyI.
~ SION, B., H. and e. RR., ISL. - l.
n i aRA ms Gore souTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
"'"S ,a H. way Passenger Train. Connects at Web
E toni al Piainfeld with trains to and from Hart
New London from West Side Si NUN 'r"in ioi
O'SO am Way Passenger Train. Connects Mt Wor
Sester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch
[Tnrs, Lowell, &c; at Worcester Junction with
mgSIe e ana Providence trains at Putnam with
az Norwich with trains for New London Myst,e
and New Haven. ' ~ ''i'
S'AS I'M Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wot,
cGster with trains from Nashua Fitchburg Low
gu, Sci At Worcester Junction with Express
Providence and Worcester roads al Putnam Win
train from BoEtcn at Plainneld junction. trains
rom Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
This train. Passengers from way stations feScept
Webster, Putnam and Danlesonvilcl for New
train to Norwich. UNIV 'ii'A
S.eOpm. Steamboat Express Tram for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Roston
Concord Manchester Lowell, Lawrence Nashna
Eilc c burg, &c; at Pqtnam from Boston, Wal
pole, FRANKLIN and BLACKSTONE; leaves Nor,yich
for New London at OILS m ~ 1'Vi "iun
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE NoRw1cu Avn
2.1Osm Steamboat Express train for Boso AT ,,,,
except S M98nGay) connecting al Putnam for ! Bos
ION BLACKSTONE, Franklin and Walpolp, NJ W.
cester for Boston, Framingham IaweIl' y N M9a
fo nd s1lchbnrg, &c. This train leaves New
steamer Nv A'AS d IN, dependent arrival Of
o'OOsm. Way Passenger Train. Cor,oc,,rr
o. Boston g arrvEg At ~ ID PTsTdenSe a rutnam
Gic an t tor Springfield and way stations Albany
Boston. Na rSnvaence; at Worcester for trains
PiaI mf wsy PASSENGER Tram. Connecting at
arriving at Worcester Junction in sea son for trans
al W ySrom dn.toMdence, Springfield and Albayi
"'4S m Way Passenger Train Ccnncc,s al Nor
aed JHnea TaH 1 from New LONDON and at Psln
cester with train for Boston
Leaves Webster for TwF ofoesIe sf Il o
Leaves Worcester for Webster at Obs , m
DIFF Z; st. N. ANDREWS, supt,
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o. FOR SALE-13 miles from Worces.
;;; ter, good farm OF 80 acres; mile from school
Nsk mile from church; very pleasantly located an
main road; miles from good market. ~ land 1d
well divided; keep head of catte apples pears cnr
rants &c Buildings very good and pleasantly locafed
cottage house of rooms barn 80 40 carriage house
granary, &C.; water at house and harm (,ertoiniv y
deSira n r the
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49, ~ FOR SALES ga miles from Wor.
M cester farm of95 acres 80 acres in wood balance
well divided; cuts 20 tons of hay; more than frit
o,,so eng enough for the place; thorough built story
lass front hen house, II 80. price q ean NY
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For Freight and Cabin or Storage Passage
Apply at the Company's Office so STATE Srprvr
BOSTON. JAMES ALEXANDER Arenf''
or in worcester, to RICE WHITING 'o
audi
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T..
Wentworth Lowd, Jr., of Acton. was mortal
" wounded on Thursday by the faIling o a.. u
Joist OF barn which was in process of demoE'
ton. - "s'iOii
Manufacturing items: New lumber mill Mod
way, employing seventy-tive men; new paper
mill, Topsham: new factories, Waldoboro; pulp
factory, Lewiston; steam saw mill, Halloween |.
and cheese factory at Andover.
A little son of Mr.. J. II. Ball, of Stronp.
while PLAYING with powder, recently, was So
badly mangled in one of his hands that he will
probably lose the use of it,
beacon Benz. Adams, one of the first male
ehlidren born in Pennington, died in that town
Oh sunday at the age of sixty-nine years.
Inc dwelling house and barn of w. W. Ar
a sn1 OF trenton were destroyed by fire on Sun
day Insured for S25OO. The fire originated
NUN the eOoklng-stove in the outer kitchen.
~ lew days ago, VIM. Parks emnIoved nv
MAJ brothe's at Ellsworth, was caught between
sue iose 10 such way that he received mortal
injuries and died the next day NV '"'
galhes w hittaker of Lamoine committed
sui s W drowning recently She is snnnosod
" nave Deen insane at the time '"PP''eu
lbe Miils at bluehill are in active ono.o....
"" Dotu uay ana night Business is iivel,- -.
tne y alllee quarry and preparation for the am,
from the American. ~ 40 we learn
new phase of the woman's riobt ,no,o,,,.
is developed in the following card in The Hi
worth American, signed by the husband. @Tho
public are hereby cautioned not to trust NV ,si
kozanah 5. Dollard on any account. after tbis
date, as she has repeatedly refused to live wifi
me, says she can pay her own bills and talf
better care Of herself than / can, and beino J
wotnan's rights man / want her 10 have beI
way" 'i''
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FOR SALE-1n Auburn. Cottage House
y ola rooms, and acre of land. for sa5N % -NN"'o
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L. A. ELY & co,
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.

FOR sALEmNear the City, LAND in
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IL from City Hall. ~ A0'
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FOR SALE-We have large lot of Citv
s and Country Property, varying in price from So
oa, THWING d RICE,
"pA ut Central
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a
house in the city, farm IL miles from Worcester
OF i2O acres Of first rate land will winter 20 cows
and summer 10; ~ acres of young wood: lapSe iof
OF rut Two good houses of and rooms respectiyeIv
30 X POI IN good condition, cellar underneath water
az "Ou'e anu parli' Price $500.
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g. FOR SALE-On Queen ST., a good
IN, two tenement House-l3 good rOoms-city water
allI furnace; good lot; house in thorough repair;
: fruit; on elevated ground, commanding a fine
Jew of the city. Price S500O
al otf L. A. ELY f. 90
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FARM FOR SALE

we have large lot of City and Country Property
ton Of purchasers. diff ' W ans
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A. FOR SALE-In the immediate vicin-
III ity of the Providence Depot good tenement
skeu house. in thorough repair 20 good rooms; city
water; large lot; good barn. Good Investment
Price $500. L. A. Ely 4 co
al diff
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u
k;; thoroughbuilt French roof House, with all mod
Ill eGn Improvements; not and cold water Is geo.
feet Of and of the finest locations on the street
will be sold at very low figure.
- FOR SALE-0n Queen ST., good
Hi, two tenement House-l3 good rooms-city water
Ei.l furnace; good lot; house in thorough repair;
1 SeTT of the city Prize nc $1,000
49, FOR SALE-In the immediate vicin-
LII ty of the Providence Depot, good tenement
water; large lot good barn. Good Investment
fneesio L. A. ELY co.
- FOR SALE-On Silver st., two
6s eIs HGuse G rooms city water 5000 feet
al dtf L. A ELY CO.
49, FOR SALE-On Benefit st.. new
NH; two tenement House-ll rooms; 1850 feet Of land;
HeiA- 6arni very pleasant location few steps from
al Main ST. Price $780, L. A. ELY & co
49, FOR SALE-A tenement House,
IiI on Lamartne St. S rooms, papered, painted city
Mlsl water; house nearly new; rents TO paying ten
"a ants VIII be d sold for the low price Of $500
~ FOR SALE-On Dix st., a good.
thorough aon Suilt Housetwo good tenements 10
Harvard o i sa IF b5 1 5t few t steps sS from
IA DIFF l. A. ELY co.
49, FOR SALE-On Bowdoin st., a good
I'LL a PF''' sS0O0 off l. ELY co.
- FOR SALE-On May st., nice two
M;i; tenement House, with IL finished rooms, thor
-, g oaS sheathed with ash and well arranged for
Two families on elevated ground pleasant location
worthy the attention e buyers. Price $3.50.
mhSl diff L. A. ELY & co.
FOR SALE-A good Cottage House on
=, austin m st. with good rooms; good repairs good
mhSl dit L. A. A. Ely ~ = ~ StYoV'
FOR SALE One of the best locations on
with Cottage House and Barn; near Main st will be-
0n @Rsi low for a few .d days only. rrv 70
FOR SALE-A good Involvement House.
eleven good rooms city water; sewer entered; Wen
p Mn Se S where PI9psTy is rising in value
mhSl diff L. A ELY & co.
g. FOR SALE-In Wilkinsonyille. with.
M;;i in few rods of the depot, Ton the Providence
GssiA road miles from Worcester; early and late
Worcester good twostory house "a 3d. L Il 2O in
good order throughout convenient for one or two am
the village; good supply of fruit two acres Of snd
rriee S5OVO. ,.e L. A. ELY & CO.,
mhE' dt Cor Nam and Pleasant sts
ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE
No. "A GOOD morse power Portable Engine and Boiler;
will he be sold at bargain. L: A. ELY 4 CO,
mh@' dti Cor Main and Pleasant SITS.
l.. A. ELY & co.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
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49, FOR SALE-On Silver st., a two
III tenement House-l3 rooms; city water 5000 feet
lsl OF land in good repair; Main st.; will be
sold for the low price of $500.
al dtf L. A. ELY & co
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d N Pond 4 Co
No. 2 Front st. EXCHANGE.
Particular attention paid to the

Particular attention paid to the
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-10

talents, and he doubtless owed his great
ness more to his fathers early training than
to ANYTHING else. lie was early drilled IN
the art of extemporaneous speaking, and
when he went to the parish church of Dray-
ton, he was called upon on his return, to
repeat all he could remember of the ser
mon. At first this was very little, but,
BY steady perseverance, he at last came
to repeat nearly all the sermon every Sum
day. 3. aas Isl I'LL. 81,
q No doubt those who listened to his burn
ing words in the halls Of Parliament, and
were astonished at his wonderful memory
in recalling point after point used by his
opponents, considered this remarkable
gift of nature; but he knew to whom he
was indebted for the ability.
1t is astonishing what can be accomplished
by constant repetition, and how easy this
repetition makes any task. No matter how
hard it may seem at first, keep at it, and
the difficulties will all vanish. Strive to
excel in your business, if it is only cleaning
knives; but always keep your eyes open
for the best situation you can procure. BY
being faithful in that which is least" you
are qualifying yourself for something better
and higher. "Unto him that hath shall
more be given. "-Presbyerian.
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Train the Working Power.

1t may be a very good thing for boy to
lave a great deal Of native talent, to be no.
led among his acquaintance as "a very
smart boy-one who is sure to make his
mark in the world y but it is still very
dangerous thing. 1t is little curious that
Ave Seldom hear much Of these remarkable
l,oys m after life. They generally sink into
very commonplace people at the very. best !;
.ftener they are wholly spoiled Ry ipludl-
aious flattery in early life. No boy, how
ever talented, win ever accomplish much
whose working. power IS not well trained.
in whatever line that work may be, he
must apply himself to 1t with an intense
purpose, tireless industry.
SIR Robert Peel was not boy OF brilliant
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

y 4274
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of Apolus Boutwell,, banhrnpt-n
bankruptcy.
All Richmond, va, the 9th day of October, 1871.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice, that n petition has been pre-
sented to the Hon. John G. Underwood, judge of
the said District Court, in Bankruptcy, by
Emmett Crump, assignee of the estate OF said
bankrupt, to sell the real estate belonging to
said bankrupt, free from all liens and ene,m-
brances thereon,
This is to give notice 10 oil persons interested,
that in terms of said petition an order has been
issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all persons
who may be interested i'll said estate, to appear
before W. w. Forbes, Register, at his Office, in
the said city of Richmond, on the 10th day of
October, 1871, at 10 O'Clock A. M, and show
cause, if any they have, why such an order should
not be granted EMMETT CRUMP,
oc l0-T2w w Assignee.
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KINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE :-That on Il

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on the
Il 10th day of Sept'r, 1871, warrant in bank
rptcy was issued out of the District Court of the
United States tor the Eastern District of Virginia,
against the estate of John Younger Martin, of
Caroline co.. and State of Virginia, who has been
adiudged a bankrupt Oh his own petition THAT
the payment of any debts, and the delivery of
any property belonging to said bankrupt, TO him
or for his use, and the transfer OF any property
by him, are forbidden by law THAT meeting
81 the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and choose one or more assgnees of his es-
tate will be held at court of bankruptcy, to be
holden at the Office of the register, in Richmond,
Va, before w. w. Forbes, Esq, register, on the
2d day of October, 1871, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
~ DAVID b. PARKER,
SO Ip-T2w u. S. Marshal.
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tlrfnIlaT l..
oS'o''' ''"'
~ The Editor q tss sta'e 'o"'r'es Z
To-day, the Republicans Of Middlesex
assembled in mass meeting for the purpose
of nominating candidate to represent them
in the LEGISLATURE. The notice OF this meet
ing and its object having been generally
circulated for some weeks, we had grand
turn out of the party. The old courthouse
was filled to overliowing, and its entrances
crowded with people anxious to catch the
purport Of what was being done. Early IN
the day, it was manifest that these pro-
ceedings were attracting an unusual in
terest. s. tl3lasg ~ 1as ts9.g
Among the Conservatives, their chiefs
of fifties. and captains Of tens, with Bob
Montague at their head, were out in force
and evinced an earnest desire to see what
was going on, taking seats inside the house
and showing by their anxious looks that
something out of the usual order was about
transpiring and as the sequel proves they
were not mistaken. Middlesex is the
House of that anomalus compound, con-
sisting of iron-side Baptism and secession
Democracy,
r, L. Montague, and as you may sup
nose. has always been considered perfectly
safe for the ,chipputg-post and funding
lU-the atmosphere breathed by this
,aightv leader, whose fame is
both of Church and State, it was
thought, must surely nourish only Dem
ucratlc Jugs; but our little Robert OF
The Peninsula-lixe David Of old-has kill
I'D with sling the Goliah of Middlesex +;
and YOU may herald to the world that
fenceforth that county is Republican, and
10 the Hon. Robert Norton the credit is due.
lie has thoroughly organized and canyassed
the county. and with his characteristic elo-
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An Editor i'm Heaven.

Such is the caption of an article which
has been going the rounds of the papers for
some time, and which appears to be some
tors were not in the habit of going to hea-
portion Of them go to that home of those
who have performed their mission Of mer-
cy on earth, than any other profession or
calling that poor mortals fill.
Once upon time, after the demise OF
member Of the "corps editorial" he pre-
sented himself at the gate of the Holy
City and requested admission. The door
keeper asked him what had been his occu-
patton on earth. He replied he was an ed
| itor. "Well,o said the Waterman, I'VE
have a crowd of your kind here now and
they all come in as dead-heads. If you
can pay your passage, you can come in ; If
not, you must put yourself under the con-
troll of a parsonage you ruled down below"
(meaning the deviD. Not having the where
withal to go in, our brother Of the quill
and scissors" posted off and presented him.
self at the entrance of Pluto's dark do
mains. A very dark complexion gentle
man stood sentry and in a gruff voice, said !:
| "Who comes 7"
Gan humble disciple of Faust" was the
A mrbepn hold an Yon shau,t he admit
/ tod y, ercI g i' tbe ocntl l in black
o,,;,o;,,r nnns;ierohio o9S;tof;nn and tnrcely
eon,' UGs ,,,on t,;,,, '''' -
uIvL9y nnt ~ damanded tho tyno who
bor.,, ~ ,,,,t mol anJ Iaol oil oro,,ppd far a
s.sIann 10 iSo,u Vim When tn force nm on.
tna nt az 'a ~ ~ " ~ - - =
s.Well strip rsnl;ed his sable majesty.
.sYo LOT one &c ynn, nrofassioi, in here
many years asn and he has kent m con-
t;nn3l row with his dclinonent Subscribers
and as we have more Of that class here chan
"m,, a1bo, i viii ha ;n,,,oss;l,le to allow
~o y odmiftance y
- '' 81 s.
WOULDN'T KUN In DEiSf;--A M i..s,'
YORK paper says that ihe otnef gay . NUS
son OF wen kloWh pahk oilicer III " ~
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
J. TED STATES, for the Eastern District of Fir-
ginia.
In the matter of H. A. Richards bankrupt
in bankruptcy
At Richmond, Va the 26lh day of Sept'r, 1871.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: s
Please take notice, thata petition has beenp pre-
sented to the Hon. John q Underwood, judge of
the said District Court, in Bankruptcy, by VIM.
ii. Allderdce, assignee of the estate OF said
bankrupt, TO sell the real estate belonging said
bankrupt, free from all liens and encumbrances
thereon.
This is to give notice to all persons interested,
that in terms of said petition an order has been
issued by the Judge aforesaid for all persons who
may be interested in said estate, to appear be-
fore w. w Forbes, register, at his office, in the
said city of Richmond, on the 10th day
of October, 1871, at 10 o'clock A NJ, and show
cause, ifany they have, why such an order should
not be granted. VIM. II. ALLDERDlCE,
SO 26-T2w Assignee.
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Republican Convention in Sussex.
j. II. VAN AUKEN, NOMINATED.
SUSSEX @. H., |
October. 9TH. 1871. (

SUSSEX G. H.,
October, 18th, 1871.
TO the Editor of the State Journal
The Republican nominating Convention
assembled at this place to-day. On motion
of Mr.. j. w. Paddon, Hon. w. N. Stevens
was elected chairman, and Samuel Il. b.
Abbott secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Pandon the chair APP
pointed committee of five on credentials.
On motion a committee of three was APP
pointed on resolutions.
Mr.. Paddon moved that the Convention
do now proceed to an informal ballot for a
candidate to the House Of Delegates which
resulted as follows: I. E. Swain, 6; j.
III. Van Auken, "a.
On the regular ballot the same result was
reached, when on motion OF Mr.. Paddon
the nomination of Mr.. Van Auken was
made unanimous.
The nomination of county officers was
proceeded with, with the following result:
For sheriff, Samuel e. B. Abbott clerk
of courts, j. d. Thornton; county treasu-
rer, John b. Jarratt; superintendent OF
poor, Alpheus Ii. Wynne. ~ e4i
The committee on resolutions reported
The following series of resolutions
Resolved, That we, the Republicans of Sussex,
in convention assembled do hereby indorse the
principles of the Republican party as adopted by
he convention which recently assembled al
1sichmond pointing with especial pride to the
successful administration of the affairs OF the
General government by President Grant, we are
unanimously in favor of his denomination to the
position OF Chief Magistrate OF the United
States.
nesotred, That we are in favor of an, eeonomi
cal administration of the financial affairs of tn;
s,tate; u liberal, full, and equal Interpretation
The Jury law; rigid and impartial enforcement
4 4 the free school and homestead provisions o
our State constitution, and the abolition of thu
whipping post, the maintenance of which canno
he regarded by intelligent communities as Other
Than the very essence of barbarism.
Resolved, That united in support of the
most liberal system of immigration, believing
That to be the only means by which our deser
lands may be utilized, and our waste places rnad
10 blossom, nHH u .flis ai d
Resolved, That this convention unanimously
Iatify the nomination of Hon. w. N. Stevens
The Republican nominee for the State Senate
and do hereby pledge ourselves TO the support o
tine candidates nominated this day, at the pol
On the 7th day of November next.
On motion the resolutions were adopted
The convention proceeded to organize
The county committee, as follows:
w. N. Stevens, chairman I; j. ii. Var
Auken, secretary; j. w. Paddon, Madi
son Wilbone, Robert Boiling, Stith Par
Lam, Peter R. Harris. ,as 81 Il,
A resolution was adopted requesting thu
publication of these proceedings in TIN
Richmond STATE JOURNAL and NMtOad
Yn.ginan. .
On motion the convention adjourned.
w. N. STEVENS.
,SamT j.. B. Abbott, President.
Secretary. SIS II,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on the
i - day .of --, 1871, a warrant in bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District of Virginia.
against the estate of George W. Myers, of Lou
doun county and State of Virginia, who has
been adjudged bankrupt on his own petition -
That the payment of any debts, and the delivery
of any property belonging TO said bankrupt, to
him or for his use, and the transfer of any pro-
perty by him, are forbidden by law:-That a
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, 20
prove their debts and choose one or more assig-
nees of his estate, will be held at court of bank
ruptcy, to be holden at the office Of the register
in Alexandria, Va, before Lysander Hill, Esq,
register, ON the 4th day of November, 1871, at 8
O'clock A. M DAVID b. PARKER,
oc 6-F2w u. s. Marshal