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New-York tribune., 1872-12-09


% 5s1e IS '' So Fs si arr ' d Ps ssa F@a ' very a' D''
COTTON-Ihs has been OBJ, I % S5a Go % I3Bspr 0 % re
oao stre, Good Ordinary sussa e9 sddDns advanced &C.
Unisnds Alabsus Eev-UrssnA TsIsA
a5 o,ai91T, 51,,,.sc; .;:;1....-. lsi li I5, isi ~
stre, Good ordy... 1916 lsl3ls ls1l6 1876
=: =. $s,5;:;:::::: #;;,5:;::: Fl # Fl Il
T ossa cso. IN es runSSs IL quality not
sALEs PRESENT DELIVERY.
TO-DAY Last evening Total
e52s5li. e52s5nooa.. Las a5
IL Tt.ass 200 0o
ro..l.................... I1s5 iI5S 5a7
In.ludei IN ths above 1850 bales 10 arrve.
FoasT deliveries du lsc lower sales follow"
a. ssiss all ss evening after December ia lslse "
g. .5 Sf - is, sss5 aa 100 at soc june 100 Il
.5s q se os soo 6ss: to-day Dse,msI 900
80 q % Ia NJ So rs AZ 81 % 20 a. a4e MSres so at lese
s a ~ i5l6e lsie Apn ssei 200 Isle
yuae 100 a. 9ie oI4 9o e.ies sIso otal 'S ', - A. ,.,
morning brought Market siandsl an nc sAes we're reported
quotations BIO, 5t alse Java H ge hArAcbo l't alS'
FRKIGHrs- Berh ha, nsht request but in snail
limited rates owners syoT Ihe eHgsgeaens solAy were. do
srnsn 5000 pEgs Bacon At So. london by sail so bos
ehs heard Swedish OA hence to HSTre, with 400
FIOuR AND MRALWe I'd fairly comparatively
steady market o Foa t0s past sssa a. ,sh5 .nG9, have os S1
rae have report good demand for Ship
Eh. s FIs and fsir inquiry for Family held With
mues urtber aisrs advance IN Whes at iae "ss IN
tier Considerably Eay the week the aoss9ee Of freight
insisted On pfevene the 1ng OF Any oef
Since vim better .1pPy o. 'sIS.gs n PoDi S' % A1sI5I 5
aea cang Of the 70 the
ana =; have 70 'S< & sSs "rrS ea 2 % @ aa a. Ss Ws Sss
o ,h purchases Our I Ii a9a 61. H,s ..osi o. msss,
svanoe have ded Shsi to oek grades under
exception Of shipping BHTasof Fancy brands Of MIN
nes hs apply has pot kegs Hp Ma The % SsnSno saa ne
F1ouf with OuT
Fsar ia their ure they perfectly safe Our stock Of choice
With seer 6Tmasss Tss exports hs - $40 bbs,
li s bb the corresponding week Ast year Ihn = gau
Ing and continue 70 increase Ioaf me in.
quy hunted with limited arrivals prices o; The low
and m grades favor the Choice Minnesota arc ven
held bat qsi; Family grades strong especially 81 Lou brands
AZ W close TIE @ArEe rather weaker oF the 0S ana medium
grades; sales Of 100 bbla We
sour Do ...ss sS9ss EIin Amos, Inasn, ,o,.. A
st.ss olsaai. lo9 0sio RssDd-sooo
: Ss:ss ssf sspps si $50 s os s r. ss. sias sSS
70 fsney... soa Isl Ohio IAd sndM Mica 500 %
Annesoia superiatTe Double 4. 2sG 10 %
Erira.. sOa 70 % 81 LOaia sssss 500 8 50
0eee eeOes Sgnas ST. Lsgas Double zEs 7s9 9 50
7 0d 20 kxs 50
REtrs 10 IS
souihep FOur quiet especially ths peam grades which the
largely made he close The
Krsdes heavy sales Of I,l0o bbls We
Bait AeK oeof1tt0wn. Mix "a GoOc 90
Bat. AeI. and GeorTstogn. FANNY
Ricsnond COuh Extra. 7 500
psI'i~srs Ho-sri.t Il brand. % - -.. ... 5eS
Re Flour quiet and steady saes Of loO ohia We
~ M sa9 s,Sa'' s,sss ssss'ss ss5 Pc15,;i,.
Cn ss~ i IN fr deaBd and unchanged; ssss Of $50 bb west
ssss - s ssFs 'sls' q "a ssl. W sas.s:
s-s "a ss.a ss:i s::%% ss:.i IS s ial ' -' p"
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
JAY COOKE & Co.,
Dankprq

We offer 70 investors the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS
of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Attention is called TO the ample real estate security
ON which these Bonds are based, in addition u the
,suaI Guaranty of a first mortgage on the Road ITS
Equipments and Traffic. The Lands OF the Company
thus far sold have realized s. % per acre.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
DONFsTIC MARKRTS.

AEnAsr Dec 7wbe. sales Of Of Rejected
state cars Ws CAE-la md ears of ho d. AL W phi
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

The Philadelphia stock market is steady PennsylYa-
MIA g. fC9 Pbiade phia and Erie Railroad. 81 Reading
Railroad 56K Pennsylvania Railroad, 5S3. G0ld' L3
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
loan for S847,5OO,
FOR THE
Deficiency in the Sinking Fund,
UyDER
Section 8, Article T. Of tie Constitution

The VirtBe Of TIN tei entitled
An act to provide support t Jvrnmen psssd Ap ~
aoeerrcr With seeisn Tius- Of Article seyea Of ns Con
stuon hereby aaee that scaled rppgsas VII be
Department ane the TWENTY sES EHTB DAY Of bECbh
BER INST, At u ocOst Of that day. sra Loan OF
Eight Hundred and Forty seven Thou-
sand Five Hundred Dollars,
Certificates PRINCIPAL AND INFkh
EST GOLD, crd C0upon, oprsn o
will be Of the People Of the state %
the credit o the sinking Fund unier Section IThe
Article the Constitution bearing interest the rate Of K per
payable semsnuuaY the aft DAYS Of JuY a
and the principal rembursabs N The hrsi daI OF
JsnuArY thoasspd eight hundred and oghtf fthree-
understood that The Commissioners ~ he AZ fherT "
M proposa the offers are rot such A. ther
opinion advantageous to the int rest Of the state
The for the whole part sa loan not es
than 5000.
proposals sealed up and indd Losn Or the sinking
envelope directed the Auditor d Canal
Department, Albany n Y.
The viii be ed 20 be pad gold coin on me acceptance
Of the proposal, By the hrst duy Of January next
dep0dng the 20 TIE credit OF t5e
TIE
IN the bsak " the Manhattan Company. hes-f0rk
the Loan viii the hrt day OF January nex
annually the srs days Of July and January
hank Of the Manhattan COMPANY the City Of Newforh
DATED Canal Department Absay e 5 1874
ALLRy G. BEACH, Lieutenant-Goveruor
NELSON X HOPKINS, Comptroller.
G.. Hill ron SCRiBNBR. Secretary Of State
THOMAS RAIhES, Treasurer
FRANCIS C. BARLOW, Attorney General
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
CATTLE MARKE RS.

CHICAGO Dec 7-Rsceipts for the week-Cate l2B+s hogs
f3 M -ep 4i8O; same eekast year-Sai 8l43 hogs ss5a
sheep. 229k ,,
CtrE Il request shipping grades common stock dull slow
sae large poor lots unsod quotations range al 20 q
81 o f,r g. 20 Choice; rs lG - - for Good - "
a. Medium 10 Fair; ~ 75d s5a - 80
Tor Inferior % Northern Wntered Texans and s2a
81 for through tToyes
HoGs oal5c lower packers the prneipA buyers
pscsei o date a-2nO % 90 last quota
- 20 for Common; - 'd - - Tor Good
~ 9Ja g. rs Choice. and - for kEira assorted lots
SHEEP doll 80 l5O 81 13 according 70 quality
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

Cotton runnine 10 quay not
nor tiaH asf grade below the grade quoted
SALES YOR PRESENT
To-dav I.xtev
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
THE MARKETS.
lc.rstun, Rspor.sa TO. TIE rnIsuxn. :

tCarefuIy Reported HE TRIBUNE
SATURDAY., Dec z 1872
Pots but
6-u. a-ntef Pearls Al dull and nominal
COT-rONThere on the
s .n ti market quotations revised Good Ordinary
o MiddDng advanced c
Good MdiiuE advanced ie. We quote as follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

The following the imports Of foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at the port Of NewYOrk for
the week ending Dee and since the beginning Of the
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

Corn far daBd and unchanged saas Of $50 bbE
q 81 8 store; sales Of i75 hblh We aaate:
- p Ma,
Cen NesL wsstsr- 20 Com Asal.GEaR "a Ts
kea WesGW. Is q at
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-14
Arrivals at tho Hotels.
ST. eHAHLEs-GEoIiE ruFLT, PRoPRIEro

"ROUGHING IT.'-Mrs. Arnold,
| widow of Mr.. Sam Arnold, the we'll
remembered Marshal of the town of
Cold Hill. is agent for the above
named work. the last from the humor-
Ous Mark Twain. Mrs. Arnold is
stopping at the 81. Charles Hotel and
viii thoroughly canvass this county
The work is said to- be the best Mark
has published, and not only for its
merits, but the well known respecia-
billtv OF tne lady agent, it is TO be
hoped all who a will subscribe. :
lee CREAM SoDA.-At Q. 2. Willis
drugstore can be had the above named
COOLING beverage, at all hours of day
or night. Ii j. al entirely new style
OF drink, and those who have tasted
compare 1t to the nectar Of the gods.
Every kind OF syrup can he had, ice
cold, aud out of glasses BEAUTIFUL
enouEh for a Cleopatra 10 drink from.
Gentlemen. call with vour ladies, and
ladies cuine alone, if YOU can't hell it.
Soda, I2l- cents per glass.
Lovers OF extra fine cigars will find
six choice brands of imported lIav-
ana>, at Brooks cigar stand, PO~tOtTice,
Carson, VIZ: Juan Y Martinez, La Flor
de Morales. ~I'Igaros, Manuel Gra.ia>,
De NilIar Nillar>. Ell Orden de la
hana. bv the single cigar or hundred.
Agency for Havana Lottery tickets. j.
5. L. MARKET.-E. Perasich (neN,
door to the Carson Theaterl 5 receiv-
inc daily from California, fresh were
tables. OF all kinds. straw berries. nuts
and candies, etc, which he keeps con
stantiv on hand and for sale at the
lowest market prices. Give him a call
and examine his goods.
Oicovich brothers sell the best and
cheapest dry goods in the Stale. and
eNeryboIN will find it to their advan-
ta4e TO trade with them. "
Buy your Dry Goods ard Ladies'
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
las If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-14
RELIGIOUS Services To-day.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Divine Services
at Ii O'Clock I'M, by Rev. Father Tormey
ST PETkR'S (GPIsCoPAL) CHURCH -
Rev. George Ii Allen, Rector services
at II Il. m. sunday School at l212 O'Clock.
All are cordially invited to attend the
services of this church.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-14
e N C 6
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Rero-Arrivps from at ESQ a m. Closes
for at G:3D p. IN.
,r.inir-trrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes TOR at }:i5 y. M
Genoa aN.f Aurora-ArriveS from at
6:3U y. m. Closes for ut $50 a. IN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-14

THESUBURBS CARSON.-In the south
part of town great improvements have
taken place within the past year. NJ.
c. Gardner has built Il private reSid
ence which. in point of architecture
and general finish, will compare favor
ably with some of the boaSted patatjal
resiience>in Sacramento aud San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Gardner is one of the pic
neer residents of Carson. a first class
business man, AN honorable gentle
ii,an. and Is deserving of a palace to
live in. In answer to ourinqGlrEa rs to
why he built so expensive IL house he
replied, that he owned IN "A Iiilne IN
Eureka District. that warranted the eN-
pen>e, and that Carson was the only
place in Nevada for Il millionaire to
live in.
y HEAVY BUsINEss.-Nery few mer-
chants in the State Of Nevada do so
large i business or have 50 large a
stock of goods as Davis & ellison OF
Z Carson CITY. Their store Is large II
constantly filled to repletion. evidence
in- the fact that capital and business
~capahilItV ALWAYS rules. Not only The
interior of the sore hut the outside
thereof is crowded with good from
walk TO walk. Always shipping Oh
and constantly receiving a. the firm
IS, it i a wonder where al! the goods
go TO: still they go.
admin
ing friends of Hon. James w. Nye
h1nored that gentleman with a >ere
made. AT the residence Of II. +. Rice.
>upcriutrndrnt OF the Mint. last night.
The Carson Bra>> band executed some
brilliant pieces. after which the >rua-
W fr,a,'It "tIr'' ani II arrn''rf,
speech. EXPRESSING himself plra,e6 10
be once more among his old friends
III Carson Guy. Wine flowed and
the best of feeling prevailed until the
party broke up AT Il late hour.
c
Woods. the We'll known fru!t merchant,
has mad, within the ua>t two wears an
oIdtashIoncd nursery garden. 1t is
sI'u't'c.i IN t"e i"I1Iied>'eIi laIt 90
Wnnd. h.. vnIInr ,aIla hIa,.z wal
II elm. and mulberry trees rapidlv
growing. and viii be able 10 >upnIy
I he Stai- in auother wear with these
Traa.
FROM II LAKE.-Captaln Lapham.
OWNER a"o Hi'>'eI Vi '"e s'e"'i'e' N'i
o''i'e' N"> >e>'ei,''s Il ''"HI iAeLc
XIX iLn ran,aia r,,hn. Lr,. -
h. ,rh+ Iit,Ia ir.f, ,,It ..o,n ~ -.
nnnrf7 La j. i1-titiad in = dnin,, -.
sha - Ill ro'ha ,Io ,n;,,.ut a,,I ,,,-
nomfnraLla in thn.a afiImI,nnus
Iya,ars
~, c. ~ ~
n,., Laa.,r,x a, -, hu Io
,ar,;,, TO bo 1,i, o
49, ;r.Ns ~. - - ,.r
r.u.di,r ana tha ho,,-a -narrnnl
izaJ nrin.Inauv hv th,t n,rhnaIirv
T. i.ar nr4arl, v.u cnr3uctaI honca
T. ;.~r tLnN .,Ia,nf ,ham.aN,
the Penrod House, North Carson
S'-ee''
1o~i"FF1CE Al S--A great
necessity existing for a branch post
=, fi,.a a+ S~,oo,.r.. St,ti,u n,urI,,
tna hG..l an, ,ndd h',.l tha .o
~, h,- tan', ,,..u.ifni ,,,,n ,.
aFrilcat-nfi "rthtaproliittleht, which
no pn.tn..tor cn,Ia,aI
CROCKEHY.-A. Is. DrlesOach, the
known Carson merchant has re-
,o5roa ,ho ,o. ~
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30
LETTER OF coLnNEI. uraHEs

We publish to-day the very able letter
of Colonel Hughes on the subject of tic
Virginia Homestead and the protection
secured thereto by the Constitution Of the
State and the provisions of the Nation;
bankrupt law. The construction which
Colonel Hughes gives to these is most clear
and lucid, and we do not see how there is
any escape from his conclusions. And yet
the decisions Of our State courts place the
homes of the impoverished debtors of Vir-
GINA entirely at the mercy of grasping
and relentless creditors, and their only
hope is in such Republican legislation on
the part of Congress as shall save them
from utter restitution and ruin. Colonel
Hughes is the Republican candidate for
Congress in the Ninth district, and his cleo
ton ought to be insured in that district by
the noble and manly stand he has taken on
a question so vital to our people as that
which his letter discusses. If Colonel
Hughes is sent to Congress from that dis
trict, Virginia will not have an ADLER man in
the National councils, nor one who will be
more likely to effect the objects they seek,
by amended legislation on the subject OF
homestead exemption. g stss-sl
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For Congress,
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.

RooNs REPUBLICAN STATsEx'vE CoM'EE,s
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 81, 1872 }
Hon. c. r. Ramsdell, Presidential Elector,
Hon II. @. Greene, George ). Richards, Esq I,
r G Morgan, Of Petersburg, and Hon. Ross
Hamilton, Presidential Elector, $50 far as his
other engagements VIII permit) will address the
people of the FoUsTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
at the times and places mentioned below;
THURSDAY, October Sd, Nottoway c. IL.
FRIDAY, Oct 4th, Charlotte G. III.
MONDAY, Oct. 18th, Powhatan G. II.
TUESDAY, Oct. Sth, Amelia @. H.
MONDAY, Oct l4th, Dinwiddie @. II.
WEDNESDAY, Oct l6th Hieksford, Green's
vile county.
THURSDAY, Oct. 18th, Lawrenceville, Bruns-
wick Co .N.
MONDAY, Oct 21st Boytiton, Mecklenburg Co,
TUESDAY, Oct. 22d Buffalo Springs, Mecllen-
burg Co.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. ed, Lunenburg @ III.
MONDAY, Oct. 2Sth, Cumberland @. III.
TUESDAY, Oct 10Th, Farmyille, Prince Ed
ward Co.
FRIDAY, Nov. LIST, Peter sburg. n... ..
Local committees and other friends Of the
cause will please N AXE all necessary arrange
ments.
BY order of the State Executive Committee.
G. S. MILLS, Chairman.
John ". HOhz, Secretary.
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IT is well known that DR.. Woolsey,
late president of Yale college, who was
much interested in the reform movement,
which ended in the Cincinnati swindle, not
only declares his purpose to vote for Gen.
eral Grant, but expresses himself very
strongly as to the utter unftness of Gree
icy for the office to which he aspires. DR..
Woolsey enjoys European reputation on
account of his writings on international
law, as well as on pathological subjects,
and he has always been student of poll
tics IN the most elevated sense of the word
Of the many other scholars in the country
devoted to similar pursuits, and who are at
the same time not professional politicians,
tits safe to say that few, if any, will vote
for Horace Greeley. s5 2
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

THE usual hegira of roughs from New
York to Philadelphia, which occurs every
election, has commenced. The Greeleyites
think they have managed the thing this
time so that it will not be known. Their
plan is to send repeaters on in small detach-
ments Of about twenty on each train
(which will account for their beginning
thus early, in order to get the full number
in by election day, avoiding, at the same
time, any appearance of rush. The pre-
caution, it seems, is unnecessary, as the
entire arrangement is fully understood, and
will be checkmated by the proper arrests
commitments, trials, and State prison
board for two years.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

THERE are only about $4,000 Commu-
ncts now confined in French prisons. The
rest Of them have been shot, exiled, or
transported. As killing men is growing
rather monotonous, it would be we'll if the
French authorities would adopt some other
course Of punishment, and, by way of va
riety, follow the plan Of our Administers
ton and grant little amnesty. If Greeley
would go to France, where amnesty is
needed, and proclaim his views there, he
would do much more good than he does in
c!amoring on general principles for amnesty
where it has been already recognized as a
general rule of action.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

WITH thirteen ex-Confederate Generals
on the floor Of Congress, and more conf
IDENTIFY coming, it does seem very amusing
to us-more SO even than to the Hartford
Comm CoWant-that DR.. Greeley should
find it necessary to travel over the country
and below like very Bashan bull about
" limited amnesty" and the bitterness of
the Republican party towards the good
people of the South.
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THIS Is TO GIVE sp SorrCE.-Tbat on i,

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE--That OH the
Il 10th day of Sept'r, A. ID. 1872, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern District Of
Virginia, against the estate of Joseph Lewis
of Dinwiddie co. and State of Virginia, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition
That the payment Of any debts, and
the delivery of any property belong
ing to said bankrupt, to him or for his use, and
the transfer of any property by him, are forbid
den by law: That a meeting of the creditors o.
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held
at court of bankruptcy, to be holden al
the Registers Office, Richmond, Va, before
w. w. Forbes, Esq, Register, on the 10th
day of October, A. d. 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. M
DAVID b. PARKER,
Sc 23-M2w II. S. Marshal.
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Rooms REP'N CoNG'L Ex'yE GOMEZ,
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA, Sept 27. 1872,


RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 27, 1872. J
The voters of this district are respectfully
notified and urged to attend meetings to be held
and addressed as follows
MANCHESTER, Chesterfield County Oct 9th,
R1cHMoND, front of City Halo Oct 5th,
BOWLING GREEN, Caroline County, Oct
18th, II NJ.
LOUISA g. H., Oct. 18th, l2M. -
HANOVER @. H., Oct, 10th, ~ M.
HENRICO 9. H. Oct. 10Th, 2 p. M.
The following distinguished and eloquent
speakers have consented to address the people aJ
the above named places and dates:
Hon. J. Amber Smith, Gen. W. @. Wickham,
Capt. S +. Maddox, Maj. John Page,
Judge P. Boiling, Col ]. w. Jenkins
John II Smith, Jno. N. Davis, af
Hector Davis, l.. G. Bowden, t.f
Rev. VIM. Troy, DIR. @. s. Mills. III.
70. II. TalleY, Col. Edward Daniels
Hon E w. Massey, Lewis Lindsey, ESD.
Maj. Saml Anable, j. A. Taylor, Esq,
l.andon Boyd, Esq, w II. Lester, Esq,
F. w. Jackson, Esq, Hon, b. T. Edwards
Hon. W. w. Douglas
Other meetings will be shortly announced.
Gentlemen opposed to the election of Grant
and Wilson and Smith, and DESTROYS of express
ing their views will be afforded q fair opportu-
nifty at the above meetings.
Captain George d Wise and Colonel VIM. S.
Gilman are respectfully and especially invited TO
meet their opponents at any of the above meet
ings they may be pleased to designate; The
committee will arrange for ioiut discussion be-
tween the candidates, time and places to be Sc
lected by Mr.. Wise.
BY order Repub Con. Elk. Com, Sd District OF
Virginia. w. I. BAILEY,
Chairman
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HOY. w. II. II. STOWELL.

The political canvass in the Fourth dis
trict has thus far presented a singular
aspect, the nominee of the district conven-
ton, lion. w. II. II. Stowell, having been
embarrassed by the reprehensible course {
defeated aspirant for the nomination,
whose efforts as an " assistant Democrat"
would have proved potent for mischief
against one lacking the manly worth and
sterling qualities which Mr.. Stowell has
shown himself to possess, both as repre-
sentative and as candidate. Nominated
by an overwhelming majority of the dele
gates who met in convention at Farmvile
in June last, Mr.. Stowell might reasona-
bly, have hoped to encounter in the Con-
gressional contest his political opponents
only; but in addition to meeting the legti-
mate representatives of Greeleyism, and
pricking their oratorical bubbles, which is
fol- him an easy task, he has been forced to
repel the insidous assaults Of hired malcon-
tents and the blatant vaporings of one who
claims to be Republican leader.
The failure of this reckless malcontent
effort of Hon. Charles II. Porter is attrib-
utable primarily to the sound judgment of
the masses of Republicans in the Fourth
district, who speedily drew distinction
between the honest candidate of their
choice and his selfish, self-presented antag-
onist which was far from hattering to the
latter, and has dashed to the ground his
hopes of success in his effort to foist him
self upon a constituency who did not de-
sire him as their representative although
his pretensions were urged by such an ex-
cellent Republican sponsor as the Peters
burg Lnder, supported by his own I'M
doubted talent, elastic defamation and
matchless assurance.
That Mr.. Stowell should have succeeded
in his contest against these unlocked for
assaults, demonstrates that the respect and
confidence Of his friends is not misplaced,
and that he possesses both ability and
pluck such as is seldom found in one so
young in years, and comparatively younger
in political life.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.


THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE-That ON the
Il 18th day of Sept, 1s72 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 James M. Whit
lock, of Powhatan CO. and State of Va who has
been adjudged a 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, to
prove their debts and choose one or more assig-
nees of his estate will be held at a court of bank.
ruptcy to be holden at the Registers office,
Richmond, Virginia, before w. W. Forbes,
Esq, Register, on the 10th day of October A.
ID. 1872 at 10 O'Clock A. M.
DAVID b. PARKER,
Sc 23--M2w u S Marshal