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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-08
Das Sal3mpnpppl.

Die Corruption eeS Gpn9rrNes,
fdreitt Der Correspondent seigt i16 in
fsiner isiner pislen MaBreaeln, bic er
3u 0uunen res Capitals setrefen, fla
ter unp ftamlcier, ais in Der prlitit,
Die CT fit ben Sdus res Salsmpuos
polls, b. ). fir cen Sduy Der ~Snpn<
sozSal;zGompaSnte" etu9elalagen
bat.
Die 8. s. Mler. SEER unb Comp. in
Baltimore BADEN III elmer an ben Gon>
erss 9erihtetsn Petition nurd beslau~
bi9te Nus;ise aus ben 8eri@ten pes
Sbagamtes nad9ewielen, oaB rer
@als;oQ, welder auf Sals in Stlden
49, Gents uno auf Gal; in Sdden "a
Gents Don bunrert pfuno betra9t, i'm
lesten Sabre Der Resierun9 nur ST.
196,473.23 einsebra6t bat, mdbreno
bic tctale Goniumtipn 1T $685.
100000 8uibel betruA tropcn Ter
3ou uno Die our1 ibn be,piQi9te preiaz
etpppun9 oeo tnlanot|He1 Saljs9 1tepen
W!utcnen Dollars betra9en.
IS erstebt ii9 raraus, tab bic
~SnoncasczS Salt Gumpasnie", pelde
fat auein BEN i'm 9anre erfcrcerli9en
@%al;ecrratb liefert, jdbrlid $ big 6
Miuionen Scpfteuer bon ibren Mitz
biraeru erbett, "a Der Sa~lsperbraud
BET jepem menldli9en Beisn cerlelbe
1T, Der Na9tbeile nidt gu eepenfen.
,pel9e cer 8iebsudt pur@ cie Sertbeuez
ruu8 oe6 Salses ;usebsn, unp Der
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-08
Dfrloren nnD 0ofb gtrette1
peer:
Anstpbenbt ugtub.
(Jsrtiesuns.)

I'm ipl@en 8esesnunsen aus,uweiz
den, stn9 ct in ein einiame5 @trtbsz
baus an Der 2anpf raEt, betstlte f9 Elm
@laS Bter, bridte bic MiBe tief in bic
Sttrne unp o%erlsnfte fi6 Dem Nn1detne
mad IN cine 3eitun9; aber ct lag nidt;
es sinsen ttm Die @ecanten ME Elm
Mu1lrao I'M &opfe berunt, rer cine
trieb ben ancern.
Gucli9 purpe Is bunfel nun brab
er auf uno elite eer Staet iu. 5atis
l1ritt er sur6 bieStraben unc 9slan9z
te an nas elterlide 9auS, weldes ct
70 LANCE ni6t 9eieben. Mit baa9em
6erstlupfcn aoe Ct an Der &linsel unp
er elaubte, es pauere cine Gwi9tett, biz
seafnet murre. Gin DienRmdrden
fam unb fraete nod ieinem 8eaebren.
Medantid ipra9 CT: SLIPPER Beoe>
ler gu 5auie?
uNcr?" fraste tas Wdc1eu.
Ser Wecsler."
usEpbnt bier ntdt."
sic finn tn Srrtbume! Gr mus
bier mpbnen."
uSm SrrtName bin id nidt mein
6err! Gr rrbnt sieueidt nebenaa,
Wartsn Sie Elm ments, i'd mill meme
berribaft frasea."
sic elite pes unc tam nit einem
cidea Derrn suraf. Ser Dereler
ppbnt iacn LANCE ni9t mebr in Stz
terebers," laste ctsier.
u9fidt mebr tn Sttersber9 2" prebte
Sacob teraus.
vNein, mein 6err. Gr mar ;urldz
eeaanssn unp senStbist rieies 9axs
,u Sertaufen. SD babe IS Don ibm
ermorben uno ct bat lta mad >. suz
bridegroom"
Gran3 war nabe earan, um;ufauen
unb e. muste ii6 an ben I~bdrpfofen
fsnbalten. Der bide 5err lab Jpn etz
mas er1aunt an unp fra9te> pb er UNI
pebl iet.
%, es eebt {hcn spriiber," autrprz
tste Grans une mantle binwes. Na&
eintesn sdritten blieb ct fteben unp
belt befpe 6dnpe auf eas flcpfenpe
5er;. Was iuute ct nun beginner,
ron 1pem Ndberes erfebrsn >, er
ladmte ld 10 fsbr, einsu1 Setannten
unt,r bic Ausen iu treten. ST mubte
ia annebmen, DAP ite Jpn ale serb6bnz
ten unc Dor rie 1tlre mieien.
Giner fel tbm i4ltsblid BOD Elm,
beu1 CT fi1 wobl anuertrauen tonnte,
! per Director reS @Ymnatums, benu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-08
UeuiIIet0n Il.
Die AuspanStrer.

2a6t bic S~uarumeate tliaseu,
2ufis Iatt ben Ntidieb (ein,
@rubt u n, Iestsxmal bic 8erse, ..a.
@ra6t 3uus lesttnmal ben &9eia! .s.
5oate Der aud traurtg tlasen,
Der bic 3eiu,atb germ serlte6?
Dintt ntat brIten lberm' Rsere
Gin sladi ersers varabies e.
s4us beu 8elleabersett peset,
Der ber @tr5ute gater bei6t
Su BEN llrpalb feiner llftr
8aui9t bes rotben Maunes @eif.
ttnb Der Gilt auf Iei@ter 9sble
sluf Der @pur benz Fadfsea xstx,
1smabawt CUR 5amb unb 8usea
Eurd (ein buatles Sassresier.
Den Obi nieberrauidet
@tel, >as . sot pie auf BEN Rbetx,
Qufrae garmerbdultr faauex
SIT beu {@Snen 9trout biaeiu.
auf ben 5asela slat'a bic &ebtx,
Yranst Der Nais 70 f&laut xnb Sran
9n bet 1bdlern pilb bic 8lumen,
Die fe bier in 0irten 3ie1'u.
ttns Der Mein ysrlt Dtu III @lAlt,
Der ib1 aus Der Iraabe prebt
11ub pom 9tensel ptadt bic Aebre,
Der nit isinem Saweib fe uabt.-
@olone SbdBe, lei@t ~ bsten,
Birst Der Serge tiefsr Sdecb.
Ssbem lidslt 5trb unb 5einatb,
Der bier arrt anb mittels5.
0ottes Seeen auf bic Neiie,
Sinst elm lsBtes Mbl6iebslies,
Sinst Surn Saace Der 8erbeibuns,
Mo pas Gid, bic 5reibeit bllbt.
0abt bic Snfrumsnte tiinsen,
GrStli9 labt ben Nbl9ieb iein,
@ru6t gum lsbteamal bic 5eiuatb,
@riet gum leBtenmal BET &beia!
Sara 6tcre.
Mus ter bel 8en3iser Brothers erldienenv
3 ebi9tiammluus !: uYoeFea oes llrwalbs."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-08
Sic @rdf6entenmabl IN
merifp.

Sn Merifo 9ebtn our Belt bic Woz
een Ter parteileicenl9aft lsbr bod, uno
rer 8ulfan Der &epplution> re0en &raz
ter freili9 betdnpie rau6t, crcbt nit
etnem neuen> befti9en Muatrude. Die
8eranlaGune bietet bic YrdIceuteEmabl
uel9e bic merifaner bereits felt meb>
reren Monaten be1ddfti9t. Suare.,
Der inoianilde NbYptat, bat jebt Ieit 10
Sabren-menn man BE 8aiiertraeSote
nur ais Neben1a9e betradtst-eie g.
1bide pes 2anres, Der Nepublif seleitet ;
er fttea in Merifo 10 bod, mte faum Dor
ibm Elm Sterblider eeftiesen porausz
oeieBt raj man zen 8ail erttron, NIL:
der bort piht neben Dem Blateerlae
febt, eben nt6t fit bic b6hfe 65be
bdlt), Ct par prltoent, unumlardnfter
1tftator, er par terIbmt pie Wontez
yuma. popular pie @antazN nna in
ben Ia9en ieines @lan3es uno bdtte
f9 mcbl ms pripatleten aurldsieben
t1nnen. Mber berrlden 1T llb, uno
felbf Elm &Snis i'm Grad fam her
lleen @ewpbnbeit nt9t 70 leidt entz
laeen ; Suares arbeitet beSbalb felt &C.
raumer Belt nit ouer Madt fit feline
@iecerermdbluna. Sn Der erfen Ybaie
Der @atlasilatipn ftanten feline Nus
E9ten aud siemlid 9anfts> RE Serz
19iecenen fleinen Mufitdnee uno &esoz
luticne1 rpurcen unterprudt, unt aQaez
mein belt man bic Wieberpatl tes Be-
nito Suares fit fiber, Bis es ieinen bei<
ten einHusreidfen @eacncaneicaten
poririo Dia5 uno eerou ee Taiaca 9es
lang: cine Coalition eeaen BEN Drift
eenten III Weee ;u brineen, eur@ mel
DE it9 rie partet Suares's i'm Gcnz
ersi1e in Der Minoritdt bel nbet. Gin
parteisdnaer pun Dia, wurce gum
praIrenten tes Gonere1e5 eerdblt uno
Suarss perlor in remielten letnsn eanz
,en GinFuB. Der GpnsreB rrinat isbt
auf einen Winiterpedlel uno iuht auf
ciele @eile @erwirruna in Die Grefu>
the gu trinsen er tsahFdtist icsar,
mod por Der Babl Elm 0sleB ut MAJ
den, melhes cine Biecerwabl fur bic
prdIrentih daft serbtetet.
Suares bat nun omar ldon er6Bere
Sdmieristeiten iiberwunren, als cteie
uno feline Grwablune If trob tteier
Oppoiticu nod feline unm1Sltdfett,
,umal er RE einFubret9e firdltde parz
tel ~ nerl6bnen ftrebt. Gr bat rem
perkannten Grsbiihofe ron Merifo,
e~abafica, uno rem 8iapfe Srma9ea
erlaubt, 3urld;utebren.
Diele Gpnseltpnen, tpenn fe audi
1einer bisberisen Yolitit rioeripreden,
1no 3par nidt unsrmartet ; bic 9etrenz
ldaft, Der Gbrseis uno Der StolS f6nz
men Jpn jscpd iebr leidt gu elmer 6anoz
lung binretbsn, m!de feinen Rubm
raid perni9ten mirre, elmer Tborbeit,
an Der tisber fat ale pepuldren Wertz
faner eeihsitelt int-wir meinen ben
Staatsitrei9. Dieie 8efurdtuns liset
lebr nabe, tnreua beire Yarteien iib nit
EGifsr UNI Die @una be5 Wtlitdr5 be-
miben uno Suare, tereit5 erfldrt baz
ben iou, eab er Die 0eitBe ees Gon9rels
its lber Die Wierernabl tenpriren mer<
re;-rae mare pann iepenfaQs @runo
III einem Snip eadment."
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Sic miI6en Snbianer.

Wdtre1o Die UemuDun9et GER wv
mini1ration unb elmer Nnsabl Me1-
fdenfreunte, bic Snbianer bur@ freurc>
Tide Bebanoluna fir et1 eereeeltes ee<
Ben uno fit bic &lnite Der Civilization
III Nerptnnen, oue Mnerfennun9 arourl<
terflsuns perpienen, fam man no
bod nidt perbeblen, saB eS einiae 'ptl>
be Stdmue aibt, tpeIde jeoes Terluz
Dies, fe nur talbweas ;u 'i11termerten
uro III be3atmen, ipotten. Die "Srte<
aer" tieler @tdmme iino rabreunbolee,
irelde nidt Der Durf mad Na9e tur
erlittenes unredt ooer bic Notb am
treitt, Naubsaae ;u unternebmen, ion<
rern rie Don elmer bSQilhen 2uf gun,
2ert5ren uno Moroen beieelt flno uno
tet rener1 ,recer Grauen nod Rtneer
@dcnuna fncen. COLDER Mrt fiub
tie Bancen, relde BE etniamen 8lodz
bduler teuti1er Nnfiecler III bel, entlez
aenen GountYs Don Tera6 ~ iiberfal5
len pfesen. Sc fnp ferner bic Npa<
Dies unb Goman6eS In Mri3pna urp
ben benodbarten @ebieten. wel9e cine
fol9e teufil@e @ilpbeit an Zen Sag
leaen. @oeben rtrb tpteeer Elm Blut<
bao eenelpet, weldeS cine @9aar beS
erfeenannten Stammes anseri9tet
Bat. Die na9feberoe G%orreiponoens
bes ct. Souls ~@epublican" tbetlt oa>
Yprt bic rdheren Gin;elbeiten nit:
ga Me1fQa, Neumsricc, IL. Mdrs.
Sc miro bier beridtet, ZAP cine Shaar
pon o@t @etben-iisben Manrer uno
cine Trau-pcn Mpades, ;miiden Ga
fac @ranbe uno 0pralona, Merito,
1aabe Der Ger. Staaten Creme angez
oriHen ruree. SeGs, taruntsr cae
Trauen;immer, :purcsn auf Der Steue
eetSrtet. 3met, bic gu pferce raren,
1uurcen 3par ron 2anseniiden 9etrof'
fen, enttameu jero@; freili6 farb Ell
1ter rpn ibnen, ehe er Ga1as 0ranee
erreidte. Die S9oar befano i4 nit
einem Milttdrsus auf Der 3eile, mar
,ur Belt hes Nn9rtfo aber Dem 3u9e
UNI flint Meilen nett spraus9eeilt.
Die metlide Yof 1T ieiteem
einaetrcfen unD triuat Beri6te, wel<
9e ebise Nnaate betdtisen. DerGonz
hutteur erjdblt auBercen, III berS9aar
bdtteu aud 6srr unp Trau Charles
&erl Don Sort 0aYaro oebIrt: 8eire
rpuroen set6ctet. IS beiet ferner, eab
bic Diligence ron Mpa9:s swiiden
Gucion unp BEN. Marseppaz Drummer
onaearifen wnrpe unp RAP Der Tubr<
mann permibt miro. Der @oncucteur
selanste id!imm perpuncet mud Iu>
cora.
Der prdFcent 1T Bis jebt beiddfti9t
Truppen i'm Sicen an3ubauien, su
ben, ansebliden 3pede, bic @taatsrez
9terunsen in Mufredtbaltuns Der ORR
t1une 3u 16dsen, obsleid mebrere Die
fer Resieruneen erfldrt baben, cab fe
eines lol6en Betfances ni9t bepIrftn.
Man bSrt oter nidt5 baron, paBMaez
reseln ersrifen rerpen> um cemlreiben
jeuer morriuFisen Dilcen ouf wirfiaz
me 8eiie Elm 3iel 3u feBen> otaleid
Sen. @rort ft.tf in einsm fratere1
8eri9t erfldrte, ctele Stdmme Yeroien@
ten fetne Sdonun9. Man batS treitz
trdfts Itrie, Inn pie uepYalen" I'M Sdz
ben eeeen Osfabren III teldugeu> reren
Gcrbancen lein nod f~eine6we9s ernie
fen 1T aber rieNeaieruns perabidumt,
ben pipnieren pom 1eras uno Nri;pna
ben Sdub ;u %eemabren, auf BEN ie
70 crin9eno Nnlprud baden.
ca. .. Spurnal.)
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La IN
DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD
x g.. I..I.- ~

II edmond AND DANNILLE hAiLhOAD
Ii, On and after July 2Sth, 1871,
GOING WEST
Train No. Through Passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily Except Sunday ut 400 A. M; leaves
Danville at lE03 A. NJ arrives at Greensboro at
1862 II. M.
Train No. Q.ynchburg Passenger leaves
Richmond daily ut 9;lj A. NJ; arrives ut Iyhch-
burg at u. M
Tram No. 10 Qyu, hburg Freight and Accom-
modation) leaves Richmond at 6:05 p M; arrives
at Lyrchburg at A. M, Sundays eXeepted)
Train No. ii Through Mail and EXpress)letye
Richmond daily Mt 240 r. M; leaves Danville
daily at l0:44 p NJ; arrives ut Greensboro daily
GOING EAST;
Train No. Ia Through Mail and Express)
leaves Greensboro daily at 7;50 p. M; leaves
Danville daily at l0l2P. M; arrives at Richmond
daily at 514 A. M.
Train No. o Through Passenger) leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Sundays) al 1900 A. M leaves
Danvle at 1877 Z. NJ; arrives ut Richmond at S;22
Train No. 10 Gynchburg Passenger) leaves
Lynchburg daily at $50 A. M; leaves Burkeville
at =. M arrives at Richmond at +. M
Train No. 3 U4ynchburg Freight and Accom-
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rives at Richmond at $40 A. M, (Sundays eN-
cepted)
Trains Nos 2 and IL connect ut Greensboro
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Train ON Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
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THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
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above. JOHN X. MACMukDo,
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IMPROVEMENT OF LIVE STocK.-ln-
ferior stock should be got rid of as soon as
possible. 1t is very erroneous practice
to waste provender by feeding animals
which will make no adequate return for the
outlay. Old horses, COWS and sheep are
very Improbable stock; the former are
not vigorous enough to perform the labors
of the farm, when the most needed. Old
mich COWS are not fit for dairy purposes,
and old breeding ewes produce small, weak
lambs and very light feeces. The improve
ment of his stock should be the constant
aim of the farmer. This may be done by
selecting the best breeding animals that can
be obtained. No money is more judicious-
ly expended than that which goes to pro-
cure the services of first-rate stallion,
bull, buck OF boar. In order to produce
superior stock, the breeding animals, male
and female, must be of the best quality
and they and their progeny must have
abundance of good provender at all sea
sons. Young stock of all kinds are some
times injured for want of suitable food AM
shelter at the most critical period of thei
lives.
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The NUTRITIvE VALUE OF MILK

The NUTRITIvE VALUE OF Milk
DR.. Oliver c. Wiggin, of Providence,
Rhode Island, bears the following testimony
to the value of milk:
The nutritive value of milk, as COM
pared with other kinds of animal food, is
not generally appreciated. There IS less
difference between the economical value OF
milk and beefsteak Tor eggs or fish) than IS
commonly supposed. The quantity OF
water in a good quality of milk is So per
cent, in round steak Is per cent. III fatter
beef GO per cent, in eggs about 6o per
cent. From several analyses, made last
winter. estimated sirloin steak, (reckonmg
loss from bone,) at 35 cents pound, as
dear as milk at "a cents quart; round
steak at 20 cents pound, as dear as milk at
IA cents quart; eggs, at ~ cents a
dozen. as dear as milk at 20 cents a
quart. Many laborers who pay IL
cents for corned beef would consider
themselves hardly able to pay 10 cents
for milk, when, in fact, they could as well
afford to pay Is cents. Milk Is a most
wholesome and economical food for either
rich or poor. 1t ought to be more largely
used. If the money expended for veal ano
pork were expended for milk, doubt moi
that it would be an advantage to both th'
stomach and pocket, especially during thu
warm season. Relatively speaking, then
milk at 10 cents, or even II cents, quart
is the cheapest animal food that can D'
used, Whether farmers can afford to pro
duce it cheaper is a matter for them to dc
eide. 1t is very probable that were they t.
ask IL cents very large number OF poo
neonle would refrain from its use from mis-
taken notions of economy, NOTWITHSTANDING
thew are excessive meat-eaters.-Mo Month
Ayr. Report.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TIED STATES for the Western District OF Viz

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES for the Western District Of Vir-
ginia.
In the matter of w. g. & II. V. Lynn, bank
rupts-in bankruptcy.
f3y decree of the above court rendered in the
matter of w. G. 4 r. V. Lynn, bankrupts, the
undersigned a special commissioner, is re-
Quired to take an account OF the liens against
three lots of land in the proceedings mentioned,
together with all other encumbrances upon the
same, and to make report to the next court
Parties interested in the decree above referred
to, are hereby notified that shall on FRIDAY,
the 4th day OF August next, proceed to take the
account as above required, at my Office in the
town of Danville, Virginia, and that the same
will be continued from day to day until COM
pleted.
Given under my hand this 10th day of July
1871. .l.. VIM. M. MOSELEf,
iy ll-Tu3w Special Commissioner.
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On and after Sunday, January %, lS7l,. one
daily passenger train will run between WASH
IN(fTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting at
Goulonsyille with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad to Richmond, Statnton and the Virgin
la Springs; at Lynchburg for the West and
Southwest, and at Washington TO the North and
Northwest.
Leave Washington daily at 6:55 4, m, and Alex
andria at s a. m, arriving at Lynchburg at 0O5
p. m. A.,
Leave Lynehburg at S:25 a. M, arrive at Alex
andria at 525 p M and at Washington at o:l5
| p. m ,,,,..,-
| For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
| daily Excepting Sunday at 1890 IN; leave Al
| exandria at ll20 n M pass Strasburg At 4:20
| n m and arrive at Harrisburg at p. m.
Eastward, leave Harrisburg at $50 a. m; pass
| Strasburg at 925 a. m, arrive at Alexandra at
| / SO D. m and at Washington in time for connect
ing with the p. M. train from Washington to Bal
| timore. I
| Good connections, by comfortable coaches, are
made to Fairfax Court House fIcm Fairfax STA
ton; to Middleburg from Plains; to upperviiie
| from Piedmont, and to Staunton fIom HARRISON
| burg, ~, -.
| Elegant sleeping cars are run daily between
New York and I4ynehburg without change.
| Also cars through between Baltimore arc
Iynchburg avoiding the inconvenience of trans
fer IN Washington ~
Through tickets and baggage checked TO All
nromnent points, ]. M. BROADUS,
Pnah7-tf General Ticket Agent
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VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-Thnt on the 18th
l. day of July, 1871, warrant In bankruptcy
was issued out of the District Court Of the Uni-
ted States for the Eastern District OF Virginia,
against the estate of II. III. Crawley. OF Dinwid-
widdie county, and State OF Virginia, VINO
has been adiudged bankrupt on ms own
petition that the payment of any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bank.
rupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer OF
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, TO
prove their debts, and choose one or more as.
signees of his estate, will be held at court OF
bankruptcy, to be holden at the Registers ONCE,
Richmond, Virginia. before w. w. Forbes, ESQ :,
Register, on the Goth day of July. ISL, at III
u clock A. M. DAVID u. FARhEh,
iy l4-F2W u, .. MarsINI.
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l26--lnvoluntary.
@ISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED

lJSTATES for the Eastern District OF Eirgmia
This is to give notice That on the 10th day OF
July, 1871, warrant OF bankruptcy was issueu
ont of the District Court OF the United States for
the Eastern District of Virginia, against the
estate of John II. Slower, of Rectortown, Fauquier
indeed a bankrupt on creditors petition =
That the payment of any debts, and
the delivery of any property belonging to
to said bankrupt, 10 him or for his use, ara ,ie
transfer of any property by him, are forbidden
by law THAT a meeting Of the creditors Of said
bankrupt, to prove their debts, and choose ONE or
more assignees of his estate, VIII De neid AZ a
Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at the Regis
ter office in Alexandria, Virginia, before Lysan-
der HILL ESD register, ON the 9Th day OF August,
''' -" DAVID. b. PARKER,
;y n Eow ". s. Marshal.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
rv,H,s rs TO GIVE NogTGICE-That on the 18th

4le6
L day Of July, 1871, q warrant in bankruptcy
was issued out of the District Court of the United
States for the Western District of Virginia,
rick county, and State of Virginia, who has
been adiudged a bankrupt upon his own petition;
that the payment of any debts, and the deliy-
cry Of any property belonging to said bankrupt,
property by him are forbidden by law; that a
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and choose one or more ASST
gnees of his estate will be held at court Of
bankruptcy TO be holden ut Danville, Va, be-
fore John i. Cobbs Esq, Register, on the LIST day
Of August, 1871, at II A M. -
N. ID. STOVALL,
w. 1873 R) Deputy Marshal,
For A. s. GRAY, u. s. Marshal. jy 2l-F2w
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1902
V,HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on thu

1902
TINHIS IS TO GIVE NOTlCE-That the
il 18th day of July, 1871, a warrant in bankrupt
CIV was issued out of the District Court of the Uni
ted States for the Western District of Virginia,
against the estate Of George w. Pool, Brook
neal Of Campbell 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 bank
rupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law; that
a meeting Of the creditors of the said bankrupt,
to prove their debts, and choose one or more as
signees of his estate, will be held at q court OF
bankruptcy, to be holden at Danville, Va, before
John +. Cobbs, Esq, Register, on the LIST day OF
August, 1871, at IL o'clock A. M.
N. ID. STOVALL,
CRY Deputy Marshal,
For A. s, GRAY, U. S. Marshal. jy H-F2w