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M. Ias p Bailey. q Husioavills. vas on
1.ianisy lAli taken Suddenly III with whA. ia
imposed 10 b esrsbro spinal menengitis. For
5sysrl AoaF. he vas speeches and complete
y pardyssd. We learned yesterday that he
u--.a r,eovairnG.
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rsyrs-sss srrss and 10 sbvis,s DE nssss-
.iy q rs,slpsisg 70 oar sub-crih>r> ws Gin
pshIisk ever vs>k NE names Il thsss Via
pay u.,vhl.h sh.il hs . r-esips 10 thsn. II
90 havs rsmlsssd year dos By nail during
Aswssk and your name dos no, aPpesr In
ta.s l-as. you arr no,issd that We have not
i.s4ssd Il
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The Bruce hotel (lsis 0srvin hoa-.) rso-iv-
ID very nsiie ring complement 81 gues,s On
Monday last The dinasr h Pokeu q - de-
eidsdly a, bss, hotel ss-s ever spread In
Stanford.
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Highest Barometer, 2s.98-l0th.
Lowest Barometer, 9s.S7-22nd.
Highest Thsrmems,sr, s7--5th.
Loves, Thsrnom
r, s2S-26th.
Total rain fali, i.5sS inches.
Prevailing wind. Southwest. r,- -r
Cloudy dsys-is.
Rainy days.
Frosts-i9th and 26th.
saow-sth, 2srd and 18th.
JOHN y. TARRANT,
Smithsonian" Observer.
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The booth privileges ., the merit srhibisisn
Of the Lincoln County Stock Association viii
he VENTED 10 the highest and bet hidder on
Mood.y, June ssh, tcsussy Court dsyl, 10
fore The courthouss door 10 Stanford
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TIE Stanford weols. MIIl he. undsrsos.
decided improvement. hi. spriss. In the way
% nsv msohinsry AID rsr.ir. r<n.rsliy.
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We had The pleasure VI call, IN Tuesday
ls.l ffou NJ. Stephan @. woodson, son d
Benjamin wood-oa, and nephew Of the Prss-
snt governor Of Missouri, Who vas On HE vay
20 Knox county, shs place d his bis,h. liz
Il ss.idsai Of PlAiis ciiy, Piaiis county
Missouri. AID though yoans man Of not
over twenty-five yeas. 4 co@monweAl1h''
Attorney of tho bs.t Judicial disinai In Ais
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David TrObridss, q the southern par, d
this county. v.s drovned In ashing crsek la,
week, vhiis attempting 10 orO-s on hOr.ebsek
lie vss Intoxicated.
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ID. wn. A. DOwHion, a prominent and
highly respected citizen Of Boyle county,
about 6iy-ass ys.~ Of ags, fell dead Of sP-
aPlsEy on the streets Of DAhvills. On Tuesday
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Ths ssris. Of nesting. ., ths Msshod.l
church, si this place, oonduessd By Rev. Mr.
Kelley, s..i-ssi By the pastor, Rev. q. c
oscruevt e,o.sd Last Sunday evening vi;h
si-hl additions n the church.
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Nss H@k-Recsipts Of cattle. lighter than
previous seek, and quality ranging from con-
mon 10 prime with q few. car loads Of extra
f.aey sissrL Ths market il moderately active
ct an advance Of ic nsL Ths extreme range
for native steers vas ioi@iSle. With bulk Of
sales st iil9i2ic.
O.ssaah- Rsesip,s Of cattle hardly equal
10 shs demand. An advance Of 1890 per
esai.l was ssishli.Asd sad the mzrksi elcs,d
arn vifh The psas abous eleHasd The In
quiry Il chiefly for butchsn and shippsrz.
and very isw were tAken by fssdsns somnss
Sos 80, fair % 1904 %, good % so,9s,
prime butchers 81 zot9S 50. and shippiHs
cattle 6ls6 per GENITAL Sro...
LOuiaias- Quality better than has bssa sssn
On the market Cor sonsiims. rhs bed zoid a
IS 50C95 62li good oesves sold Il "a toes,
common At - 50.A. and fresh milksr. In d.
nAnd "a SIS 10 $50. US ISL
In Louisvills bssi hog. all ~ The ear load
a ss<5 Is, few retail ID Is 90, lishf all at
u 5o.4 62i
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! Wool h quoted In Stamford II %. socsp,..
In Louisvills, unwa-hsd shoss vol; frss iron
burn. is salssbis 81 95s27e; unvsshsd comb
ins FREE IRON BURR. 2s.ses, md ,ubvsshsd
t0.lbc
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Why srs not tho. ssly ard dssssreu-
holss IN the turupike near The csrrisee m.su-
factory, sftsnded TOT
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rl-s.s q our advertisers vho dc-irs chsnr--
n,ds h their Advertisement, mus h.nd In
espy o. hcrd.y nssrirx ssrt
Al s....,-.....a, ..ss. :. :. sal,s,..,, = -,
cAsrtkil. "a ~ rs.-<~t ~
An .~.i- waited - ~ rsvwti<inn srh~aiption
- ~ s<k ns-t - -. u ee-<ks r..t-cxc< nensy
eoatr.st ~ Jsb Wen Aassrti<nf st,-nt y sub-rrip
tirns sd r,.siss ~ ac.i~- - ~ s@na
oun kesHui
q. o.eA, Ea'ss-y,ll.s z, 2.s.s o..s osss.ssi
I Jenes Pine mi rhs- hsn-ash. heatie-iiei
y j J. nfOrn. NJ Nsfnas.
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Our Asnd,oms yosng frisad and former
css.vn.a. A. N. swoPs. Esq. d Paris, Ky,
hss bssa In his vieiaiiy for several day.
pea, vi.isias his parents and friends
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NC1.ICM.
q. s. Internal Revenue Special
TAXESI

TUE h~ y Dscsr.s ~ iss. r.quir-- ever psr,.a
i .ns-ssd IN .ny losls>n. aslezslsn, emPlsym-a,
cure and place eoa<picuse<y N kis e<abIsl q
rlac- g bo.in-- stamp d-sclns tse psymsnf q I'D
4ssi.i Ian osfuFs eonsm.nslnx ka'1nes.
shove quoted arc the fllcwinE nd:
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A. O. r--al.sss !. pr.p-r.s ~ furnish
eheics s-ce, potato and som.,s plsu,. s'e, u
he ovn r.lrine.
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LOCAL nnstfrrEs.

The Oncinu.d mail sri,s here 81 sIs
O'Clock, since the change Of dme On the Gen
trrl RR
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To the via Of Prof ,. w. Pains. Jr, on Tues
day evening. May the 18Th, 1879 daughter
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Library Gift Concert.
Ninety DAYS Psstponsmsnt j
|AfULL DRAMll0cERIzlW.
ssee,cee ~ BANK 20 PAT ervrs,
10000 Cash aiasPsid In Pull.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

Ltxouon q shs 100 tco sis,s Issued e. .ls Tasso
~ 0HksD Our CoeCEnf, IN a. q ths Public Lbts-
~ q kcnincky having bcsn - 70 insure fall dnw
Ins and the wish having b1rnniv af<xliy expr.~ssd
that the 10 90 cash gins oiftn< should 30 dfaEu n
full and pzid IN all uithsul snd-sHinx dsvn, h>rs
iol1re, the manl<rnlent elth Ne cocurrcnce q The
lrusisrs have dslefInino D. aIos ninety days mQIs
r The sas u the " tsls lsn IN hand rs
nanosrt and di-ributioa sArcrl fffr Apfl y thsrs
flEs postpaid 10
Tuesday, July eth, 1873,
On whiuh dsy. nd " pihsr tAeJ xlli p>ilsely and
hsil-. Kennedy.
4 =: rs; J; : So 4: n q e: "a ::
- 49, ~. "a, ..,ss
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Personal.

M. G~ntry, Of ssdAliA, Missouri, ID visit
ing her sisters, Mrs T. w. Miller and Mr.
Na. LAcksy, Of this vicinity.
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Rev. q & MeIzabsrs vill Prsash - the n
2 church. % Sunday morning next By -
aue.t q he ps.,ar. Rev. Q. G. Oventrest.
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fhe above quotztioas haoon and other produce
retail prices small discount h made BY merchants
from the sbsps figures whsa taken in exchange for
nsrchsnAiss
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i n q a wAnRnm wfn " ssssd
kssiSkt q 4 n ckrsaairs
FnRsH a-h 81 .. r. Resks.t.r q oe's
svsry Tuesday and Friday mornings
JUST rscsivsx an slsxsnt stssk e
jsvsirJ q 4 n cksasalfs
ALI Ne latest styles Of fshriss IN
trsss Hssds a ina. o. meAlistsr'a
wAuTxD everybody 70 ssll and 80
ne fHsGsiassrt sfsek q new goods a
tns o. k>klistw'a
uExr usudxy b court asy. Don't
fkii v 81 md issk 81 Tie new goods 81
yne. Q. mcAlister'a
90 and Gee ne nsw stsck Il ladies'
and geptlsmss's gold and sflvsrwstshs.
~ r n Ckenanlfa
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Aay psssgn Who ss.,l ~ 2 csnyiy via the ssss-
s,s..is - p"sss, ~ fsS q. ~, 10 me-
na.s sPrIl...sa y The uslses aud Psosu's ssnnp-.
.sxSsi i; " i;4Y 4 Il soxszs t esrs sf "a 3.
si-t Lextnsson, ~.
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f.ASD Avn onors frEM-.


uocK novEakSrs
s-m B.ushmss eshibl,sd colt 81 Hippy's
-, that -. Rrrsty sdnirct ~ Judges %
colt. On MONDAY ls-s
VS. Hechef, me owuer 81 The spieudid
rarrcl s'alIion can, invited the s,s.nsisn q ne
crowd on Monday l.,a N celt sired by HE
hor-e.
Mr. Jno. $. Owsley. the most extensive
hrceder q short horn. In Hncoin county, and
The formidable compe,i,or ef 3. l. Davidson,
% Washington county, had several q N, BET
ye.fii.s bull c.lve. on exhibiiiss lad Moo
d.y; Duke Alexis out Of Mamie: Bcb nrrck-
inridss, out Il Ella D.; Kentucky Lad, o-s q
Flora, and Star Duke, on, Of Duchess Msre.-
~, all BY HE magnificent boil Esrl Il Chester
ssld- Mr.. O-sley reports HI. hsrd In hns
condition Tor the coming fairs.
Leo. n. Singleton rs,arpsd from w.yns
county isv days since With forty extra good
bush cattle and lot q shsep which he vill
ofisr Coz sale on aezt Saturday. Dsu't forget
10 stsend thess saturday sales.
O. W. Andersen, Of G.rrsrd csun,y, sold
IL head Of select cattle. 10 ID. Harp. a Fay
cite county, last veek At sev,n cents per pound,
20 Be delivered next December.
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s.ssfnIly selected b. hsrsalf, Which shs viii
i.ks usai Plsa-aIs 10 shesilg % her custom
eIs Thanking lhsn ioI their continued 80.
IsnAss ne IN uss her bssi eforb y plss.s
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90 10 the dry sssas house Of Jsa Q
MeAhstsr Cor sPrinG saPPlisa
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In Casey county, corn Is selling at - 90;
stock hog. are in good demand Of 81 So A
larger area than usual ia being planted In
corn while wheat Is rapidly improving and
fully an average yield is expected. r,T
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STANFORD RETAIL MARKET
ceskzcrrp EvEsy rsursDsY sy
GEORGE d. wEAREN A Co,

Groceris., Producs, s-it, oonfecsieseris., Boots
and She's, Motions, Ar.
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The programme OF the third annual meet
ing Of the Harodsburg Trotting Park Asso-
citation Is ost II will take place on July
9Th and 25th.
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T. P. Embg, Of Madison, returned home
FROM the south last week, having sold during
the winter about four numbered head Of borses
and mules.
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VI. sen In the street, erceP, an old chronic
Gao, Who came acres. the river hon apple
Brady Resell" The change sss universal
" remarked, and our chsir,isn iolks ssid ID
v.s better than the Cincinnati road. over
which
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p, IL Jordan, Of Mercsr. sold last week,
80 hog, 70 be delivered the 10Th Of May and
leth Of June, At 4lc.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-13

AUTUMN MUSINGS a sound
body and robust physical organization,
health is most generally assured by Judi
clous regulation of clothes, food and drink.
The clothes that were too warm for us
few weeks ago are to thin for these breezy
days, and what suffice now will be an in.
adequate protection few weeks hence.
All the most careful can do is to dress
warmly, and prepare for winter through
the graduated scale of rapidly accelerat-
ing autumnal temperature. The fall has been
rather tardy in its coming, but not yet are
all the mosquitoes dead, but they are list
less and evidently have lost their summer
eagerness for human gore; it is easy to
klll them their buzz is destitute of any sort
chronological vigor, and they hang around
on walls and ceiling in the greatest deiec-
ton at their approaching dissolution. The
lily fingers and is as lively as ever in warm
rooms, but the day is not far distant when
he shall become weak of limbs, and find
his natural strength very much abated. In
the distance are ice and mind, and the ling
ling of sleigh bells; then Christmas,
followed by the spasmodic gasps of varied
Year. But we must not anticipate. AS
the patriarch Abraham sagely observed.
Sufficient for the day is the evil thereof.j
Selah.
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THIRTEEN Di,tr,e,.

Ihffucfh District s. az
HON. A. p. LATHRoP, Mecklenburr.
KoSS HAMILTON, ESQ, Mecklenburg
Thirty-First District.
-JUNIUS Wo0DSoN, ESQ, Goochland.
JOSEPH WALKER, ESQ, Chesterfield.
HENRY COX, ESQ, Powhatan.
Thirty-Second District.
HON. @. w. LASsITER.
IRVING STORY, Southampton.
Thirty Third District
HON. M. p. RUE,
To be completed by. local committee.
~ Thirty-Fourth District. y
HON. l.. O. BRISTON, Middlesex.
JOHN w. DIXON, ESQ, Matthews.
WILLIAM H. BRISBY, ESQ, New Kent.
Thirty-Fifth District.
=. SNEAD, ESQ. Onancock, Aceomac.
DIR: NATHL SMITH. Chincoteague,
EDGAR J. SPADY, Eastville.
GEO. TOY, Northampton.
Thirty-Si1th District.
HON. O. ID. GRAY, Harrisonburg Rocking
9. f. HAAS, ESQ, Rockingham county.
A. L. LINDSAY, Bridgewater.
A. O. LONG, Lacy Spring.
]. CRAWFORD, Harrisonburg.
Thirty-seventh District.
7. B. TAYLOR, ESQ, Lexington, Va.
J. Il. HARRIS, Oakoale. $3.50
J. M PATTERSON, Rockbridge county.
ii. ABRAHAMS, Rockbridge county.
Q I. FLEISHER, Monterey. 3VkT 4
y. A. GALLEY, Warm Springs, Bath county
T.. X. ALEXANDER, ESQ, Rocfbridge county
Thirty-Eighth District
s. d. SURFACE, Montgomery county.
W BARNITZ, Montgomery county. Isigs
IA. WINSTON, Floyd county,
Thirty-Ninth District.
J. A. ECHOLS, Giles county.
II. A. JAMESON, Pulaski county
A. w. SHUEY, Bland county
S. LAIRD, Tazewell county.
4, 3. HUNT, Tazewell county ft.r
q ~ sia Fortieth District. -
COLONEL G.. T. EGBERT, Abingdon.
J. M. DAVIS, Washington county
G. ID. SMYTH, Marion, Smith county.
The county committees of the various counties
are authorized and requested to appoint county
canyassers in their respective counties
Inc committee is gratified to announce that
in addition to the foregoing list of able and en-
ergetie canvassers, the Hon. j Hammer Gilmer.
or Richmond, and other distinguished speakers
have volunteered their services during such pe-
1lods OF the canvass as can be devoted by them
TO the cause. Hon. ]. Harmer Gilmers appoint
ments will be announced in a few DAYS 4
ALFRED MORTON, Chairman.
JOHN X. PoPHAM, Secretary.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

The Second Baptist church In Philadel-
phia has sold its church edi6ce to COM
pany of Jews who style themselves "Men
of TRUTH
The secretary of the treasury, upon
case submitted to him, decides that a canal
boat is not subject to the United States in
spection laws, provided the boat is naviga-
ted exclusively in canals and on no other
waters.
The oldest church in Philadelphia is
the Gloria Del, which was erected in 700,
on the same site as its predecessor, which
was built Of logs, and served the double
pupoSe of place Of worship and defense
against the Indians.
Arrangements are about perfected be-
tween the postal departments OF the United
States and Germany for the exchange of
postal cards on two cent basis. England
and France have thus far declined to make
asimilar arrangement.
"A man who can marry and does not
opght to be damned is what the Rev. j.
II. Wlcks, OF San Diego, California, is re-
ported to have said in sermon on mar
rage. Many poor fellow who does mar
ry speedily finds that he is.
Miss Lydia Thompson will be married
IN London on the 18th inst to Mr.. Alex
ander Henderson, for years her business
manager, and sails for this country on the
3lst. Mr.. Henderson goes to Germany for
a time for the benefit of his health.
Lofty Hough will never lecture any
more in public. She has made perma-
nent engagement. His name is Gregory. Lot
tYlectured last winter on Popping the Ques-
ton" telling how it ought to be done.
Gregory did it. This illustrates the advan-
lasc OF the scientific education of women.
"A correspondent thus describes Alaska
scenery: "Take one big mountain, Gov
cred with trees from the base nearly to the
summit, with an underground of brush,
briers and moss, almost impossible
ttIply the one by ten thousand. and you
have Alaska. There is terrible same
ness. One singular feature of this mass of
forest Is the absence of birds.
The following is said to be q verbatim
copy OF sentence written out in full, and
pronounced by justice of the peace in
Gwinnett county, Georgia: siLet the
prisner Stan Up, sir, you has been Found
Guilty. " tried of the Ofense of shutin at
your Nabor. Yu shall then be took from
the bar Nv this court by the honorable ba-
leef of this court, and carried into the adj
lned county of rock Dale, and thar you
shall remain in Everlastin Punishment for
ever from the honorable county of gwin-
nett"
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Il T. 4
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE I'M.
J. TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. VI
In the matter of John Kirk, bank.
rupt-in bankruptcy.
1873. - ~ " 'ei'eiiiper'
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby, that petition haa
been, TO wit on the goth day of Sept, 1879 filed
H. said District Court by John Kirk, OF
Westmoreland county in said district, who has
Keen heretofore duly declared bankrupt under
the act Of Congress entitled IAN act to ESTABLISH
unifonn's system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March I'd 1857, for a
discharge and certificate thereof from ali his
debts and other claims provable under said act
and that the l4th day Of October, 1878, at 10
o'clock q. M, before W. w. Forbes, one Of
the registers of said court in bankruptcy at his
oiiiee in Richmond, Va, in said district
Is Inc time and place assigned for the hearing OF
the same, when and where you may attend and
snow cause, II any you have, why the prayer
OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
fon are also hereby notified, that the second
ana third meetings Of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and
place. w w FCRRES
Register in Bankruptcy for
90 oo-Iu2W 3rd Cong1 Dist. of Va
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pipiahoo- sourdI n 1u,f fn.s 49,. -
Raitime,a isas,n .,sro.. naia' country, saioc
In half harreis 1asao m ana oarreds loaiuHc.
ara the ;o,1,sn s;es ~ SECS izaizAc. fhese
4 y SiA MI Ess lH ~. a., a.aLIA
| Adamantine ne Cents iA1"if oenIs per Pouno'
| COEFEE1,s,o sa,r ~, s-,Sa, ss.o.1
choice, 27aesc; Iaruaypa' ssasoc pr'me &c
GOTTnN ~ ., amNss ,,,,,n,,, -,
| FISH OiIarr;nrs rras,an yaIns NOS . -
barrel NORTH uar,,Ina ~, gross ". eoag per
1 barrel. North ciaroIina ~ ~ eas es.oasS.oV per
barrel: half-barreI Al ho: North 1 ~sSgsov Pc,
gross, i'd ass'M acleye, NJ y III. no.
| SlsaslS: No sbora 40 ~ a. gaS mtncxerel'
reis) ana Nh la,.g ~; ~ s ~ a., un par
| IL. Ill 65: Lesksoiiie n ~ ya,n si,;ooasii Do
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-13
COUNTY POLITICs.
Sussex Caunfx.

The Republicans of this county met in
convention October 10th at their Court
house and made the following nominations !:
For house of delegates, j. II. Van Auken.
esq.,; for sheriff, r. E. Thornton for com.
monwealth's attorney, Charles l.. Cooke !;
Tor county treasurer. j. II. Van Auken !;
Tor superintendent of the poor, Monroe
Lowry: Hughes, Ramsdell and Fultz, the
and the other Republican nominees will be
cordially supocrsed in this county and get a
large majority,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-13
BANKRUPT NOTICES.

A787
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
ginia.
In the matter of James L. Davis, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
AT Richmond on the llth day of October, a. d
ls7S.t rt .eT4f -7T,y-- - - - -" :
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 555 /
Please to take notice hereby, that petition
has been, to wit: on the 18th day of Oct, a. d.
1873, filed in said District Court, by James l..
Davis, of Spotsylvania county in said district,
who has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under the act of Congress entitled :" An act to
establish Uniform System of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States,n approved March
2nd, 1857, for a discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provabIe I'M
der said act, and that the LIST day of Nov'r, a. d.
1873, at 10 o'clock a. M. before W. w. Forbes,
one Of the registers of said court in bankruptcy
at his Office in Richmond in said district, is the
time and place assigned for the hearing of the
same, when and where you may attend and show
cause, II any you have, why the prayer of the
said petition should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and
place. w. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy for the
oc ll-S2w Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-13

THE old school books gave very
exaggerated IDEAS Of many things. They
were magnifying glasses for the young.
They described whales as being as long as
the tallest church steeples are high, with
mouths as big as church door, and these
assertions seemed TO have the sanction of
the church. Even Cuvier says that there
have been whales three hundred feet long
but he never saw one that length. Mr..
Scoresby, whale fisher of California, has
been revising natural history on the subject
of whales. lie has assisted in capturing
.323 of these monsters, and not one Of
them exceeded lifty-eight feet in length.
The largest one he ever saw was sixty
seven feet long. A dead whale, one
hundred and five feet long, was discovered
floating in Davis Straits; and skeleton of
one hundred and twelve feet long was
found in Columbia river. Scoresby thinks
that the book makers ought to know and
record these facts.