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CHOLERA.

SIN; Dr., Hamlyn, tho noted phyaic,an and
,,,asinn, - n ,nais nnh1;al,e5 sono -osr. ,nco
t'.aa.uns -. .na pa0a a'n ~, ;, a. e. .1'at
treatment tor ciolor" pursued by him IN that
country with uniform succoss. He stated that
no case yas lost by him unless tho patient was
IN coansod atate whom thu treatment v.s nm
1ortaron ne;ne imnreasa1 with tho roo, aanso
uersaEon' no,nG .nlessou H..n sno eoou a se1's.
OF hia meshoa, aaoPtea II uur'nG tne F1sle OF
the cholera hero in 1866, and savod every case
e1copt thoso in which the fatal collapse had al
ro,n, ant n. T astrrvar3s rsef, Il with similar
oas;., Nv t,,a r,,ina t,,a ans,,;nz ,o,r a,,n,, ar
1eoui'a w tno Pia'ue suo on'u,n5 sos4' "non ~
party was oyertaken m ~ the cholera M IN ita march
westward. The most valuable tlllng IN connoc-
, 1873-08-20

Three RkunttrcA md SeFen Dcuthn
During the Past yyceiI--A Decrease
of Fifteen Since Lust Eecport.-Only
Three EGtnl Cascg OF Cholera In
Seven nays.
4 regular meeting Of the Donrd OF 1Ioalth was
hold yesterday afternoon; prosont, DR.. Miller,
Or. Schlotzor, Messrs. Dateham, Adams, and
Moore.
Tho Health Officer submitted his report.
Number Of nuisancea abated, 558; sewer COIL
nectionu mnde, II. The Health Ollicor regarded
tho ecayongor work bnt fairly performed. 4
careful inspection Of all houaoa aud preuaiRos in
tic infected district hus boen mado undor tho
direction Of DR.. simonB.
The necessity for supply OF laKo watcr south
OF the city limits, on burnside aud DutterAold
atreots, being obvious, hydranth lavo boon
erected at tho intersection Of theae streets with
Thirty-ainth. by tho Board Of Public Works:
Tho Sanitary Supnrintendent's report states
tint the cases reported as cllolora have been
confined to the above atroots south Of the limits
All tho cases received into tho hospital llayo
been sent from that quarter. Since tho opening
OF the hospital OIL Thrty-third Htroot nilo pa
tienta have becn ndmittod threo Ut whom died
The arrangements arc complete. for tho
comfortable caro- Of Mi that may
bo ae,t in. Outside Of the district above desig-
! nated only five Cases of cholora morb,1s hayo
| proved fatal during the woel
DR.. Miller submitted his report. The inortali-
ty for tho weok ending Aug. 1G WIS 3o7. showing
decrease Of Ii compared with tho, previous
] wools. Tile doatlH for the corresponding week
| Of 1879 wero 32i, showing q docrouHe of IT.
| Three deaths are reported from cholera and %
| from cholera iufantum. or tho 307 deaths, Ill
| occurred among males, and 1876 among fomalos.
Tho moan temperature for the woek has bcen
| II dogroos Thore wero twonty-oight cases Of
smallpox reported, beiug M incroaao OF three
! oycf thn nrnYiol1B WG8k.
, 1873-08-20
THE JEWISH SA5BhTH...A CARD3 FROM THE
REV. DR.. K0HLER.

10 The Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
s1n While roadug tho Sunday isauo Of your
paper, my attention WAS called to the religious
intelligence" which, in good earnost, BayB;
'1llo Jowa Of this city arc just now petitioning
for a quiet Saturday." Ths aoon,H to refer to
tho letter Of costain llabbi Tomtof Trior, ad-
dressed to tho iIayor of this city, and copied by
al tho Sunday papers tllo week before this.
Now. ca.l assure you that thoro ls no sucll q
man living horo in tho city, nor WAS tl1oro any
no,itiou or movement Of tho knd intonlod by
anybody. The lottor in question ID fictitious
iu my opinion, nluroly. intendod to serve 90 a
striking illustration Of tho consequences OF Iu~
rital,-Snbbatll lnws, praotiHed In froo country,
wl,oro equul rights aud freedom of conscience
aro seoured to Ill tho cit;zons.
But, in fact. bolieyo mo, tho practical common
se,,Ho OF tho jewish people docs not allow lAoln
to busy themselves with o Utopla. They aro
satisfied to live in pcuca and harmony with tllor
Christian uoighborH, and wish to 500 law a''a or
der maintained. without subscribing to tho
"Law.aut- -Orlor Party; while, In tho moan
time, tl4ey feryently pray and hope for tho time
When, III this ireo country OF Warrington aud
Iafforaon, all tho ctizena will ulito t promoting
tho intorasta, not Of Christianity or Judaism,
but Of shat al,roly ia tile highest ond Of both,
/. O., humanity With many respocta, I am, air.
yours, )R. X. hOHLEn,
UuIoAoo, Aug. 1s. Rabbi Of ths Sinai. Gongreg.
, 1873-08-20
GERMAN DESP0T!SM.

RACINE, Wis.,, Aug, Is. 1873.
~ the Editor af The Chicago Tribune:
Sin: I read With great interest," your corre-
Hpondent'a lottor from Cologne IN your Issue Of
Aug. G, and your editorial comments thereon,
which believe to bo perfectly corroct. Thia
mornings Tribune contains letter. signed
Republican defendlng tho German doverr-
naeMt against youy and your correspondence a
criticism; and, with your permission, I will say
a fow words in reforonco to 1t.
II it DO truo that political apathy III Germany
(which " Republican fully admits) arises from
the iact that aoyornmsnt dooa not prasa hard
OH tho people, tho Sumo ia truo, by analogy OF
tue political apathy ia Turkey and Nushia. In
this country, wo arc not apathotto, because VIC
know NO eau bring about any desired ohange III
our country's policy. In Germany, politica|
apathy arises from settled conviction that the
people can prevail nothing against Government
and the very idea Of serious opposition tc
, 1873-08-20
MAYOR MED!lL'S DEPARTURE.

Tho Mayor will start for Now York this oyon-
ing ut 5 o'clock, il Official and other dutios do
not prevent him. lIo purposes smiling for Eu-
ropo in tho stoamor Algeria Oh tho 9th instant.
Tho plan of lis trip Ia not yot yet definitely
narkod out. lie saya ho gocn for rest, and tllo
only thing approaching labor no will engage in
while absent will DO writing MI occasional lettcr
upon something not gavon In tho gnido-
books. Ilo WAS visited yesterday after-
uoon by mary friends. who bade him a
hearty farewell. Aid. Mo0ratll also called, but
happIly for TINT Individual tho Mayor was out.
btcuratll talhel boaatingly Of llIB "powor,"' md
aaid llo would yet nuke it hot for somebody.
Ills talk WAN amusing, because it waH 10 vory
silly. Tho !nspoctora of the HOUSE OF Cotroo.
tion also hold q conference with tho Mayor Mt
the lattor's request, In tile presence OF Acting.
Mayor nond. Nothing OF Importance wab talked
about, tho object Of tic lnco.ing being to infoEn
, 1873-08-20

Government soo'ns propostoroua to thcm. 1f,you
aah them why they do II ct oppose thia or tint,
which Ia dlstRaloful mud oppressive to tho groat
M e wsts 'G sa d '' ns sas0y yoar sp% ead
aHainst lilo WALL" It is nil bosll to my tint
legislation In Germany haa popular source.
Everybody In TINT coltntry will toll yon that no
lawB aro Or eau over DO, eiiactoa wtiich Gro dls'
and, If It should hnppcn, rs wan tho caBo Just
before tho la.e A,,Htro pr,lssian war, that the
Representative Chan1bors do not absolutely bow
to their sovereign will, t-~~s simply not tlem
All tlnt "hopublicat, y nayh about tho prus-
once III religious afatrs, only touds to provo that
You didn't overata.e ono ota tho deBpotio natllre
oppressive olaraoter Of tic military laws 10
doesn't dony In tho lcast; ho only trios to paul.
ato it. Germany Ia surrounded by powera koep-
ing up lnrgo nta1hling armlos; orgo, Germany
net a ,.st 20 the aa1ne and cant help IT, WITHIN
boon doubled iii htrcngth nov, lasnt Gormnny
Ills delightful "progroas !" ~ eannot hero
entor into details, but say, In 2oncluaion that,
Gormany, that Empire couldn't oxtst without
lnrgo standing army ono twofvemontli, for the
sole reaaon that it is q dospotic Government:
Prussia has noyor asked tho mlllsona annexed
III 1865 whether they want to DO hcr aubjoeta
or not 1t is by moro force slo holds 1AlBace mud
Lorraine, where not ONO In Thousand inhabi-
tants chorsshcs any affection for Germany !; in
fact, she haB over boen extending her dominion
in high-handed mannor with lstor dlBrognrd
Of popular rights, treating nations like chattols;
and, to this very day, nho rules mainly by brute
force in the old PROVINCES Of posen and si'osa.
If Mexico would annex California aud Texas,
and hold thou in submission under tho pretonce
that, IN timea gone by, they wore Mexican terri
tory, 1t would bo about az juHt nB for Germany
to annex French provinces ind, to be sure,
Mexico couldn't holp Keeping largo standing
army In auch caao. CHARLES JONAS.
, 1873-08-20

ThogB surprise parties, somehow, nonrIy al.
ways turn out unpleasantly. They tell about
ono that CAME off up i'll Connecticut recently
wllicl, was not half al joyous as it should haya
been. It Wa reported OF man and his Wite,
who had beon married. for many years without
having any chtldron, that they Lat at last
boon made happy. hy tho birth Of 2 da,ngh. T.
giye tho man a presentation surprise party. sd
about forty persons marched 1lp, to tho house,
ono evening, carrying cradle. and lots Of gum
rings, o,,l blbs, md bottles with gum uozZleH.
and 3 baby~carriage, and aome littlo night.
gowns, and coral artn'ot, and O. gross OF
soothing syrup, and paregorie. .o ana i!n?y 1!noy
al burst Into The arlos 1t once 9n tpeoa
nHkod them what they meant by such conduct,
they aail thoy wero coming quietly, 80 aa not to
wako the baby. And whom ho blushod aud
atnmmorod aud aalod, "Wlsat baly 7" they said
his Laby, and began to hand lin tic things, and
to load him up with soothing. .Ryfn}, and
g,,nl-rings. until lle aoored ono OF the
g,lonts with q quart bottle OF paregoric,
aud held him down, until ho expired.
And thon II was revealed that i was oil 2
arrival had takon place at NIL but that tho report
WAS fa'se. Aud then tho surprise party waa
q great dual mora surprised tllun INC
man was; and tho gnoats gathered ny
that infant furniture aud tried to p1o'oIt1
to tho man tint tloy neyor thought ne my
daughter, but that thoy uidoratood no aaa
accepted position III director Of M o1plaan
asylum, and that thoy brought around q iow
things for him to distribute amon. Tue poor
futho1ess children The naau aaid 1t waB sl1'en-
larly thin, and thon the company went none.
, Tho Constitutional Convention onght TO auopt
Bomo kind Of a measure to preYout tleae ials'
| tskea,--1lur Adeef.
, 1873-08-20
AQUATIC ADJUSTMENTS AT GENEVA
LAKE.

A Sportivo Scone Not Put Down in tho
Hills.
Correspondence Of 1As Chicago Tribune.
GENEVA LAKE., Wis.,, Aug. 18. 1873
Tho regatta at this place to-day was enjoyed
by large assembly Of people from this place
and tho surrounding country, mud by many WIS.,
itors from Chicago. Tho programme was as
follows:
10 O'Clock =. m.-nandlcsp raco; prize, silver
on Long Point.
fis'as Fftias1a; o'eaa1smmli, u Hsnnsx; ssurse,.
oiara~sm-q. van slyck.
Lill1an-l6m-J. q. Owen.
Ltszie Moore-lbm-u. L. Hill.
Minnohahh-15m-O. NeWbHry.
White 6Wan-15m-O+ Z. Dulrc.
so'cloch-s!nglo-scul races ono mile and return :,
". NJ D. Curtis. Chicago sculor'a Club, scarlot and
T. 4. A1cock, Chicago soulier'a Club, scarlet and
q. !. Flanders, Chicago Athletic Club, brown and
$50 o'stoek-worttng, boat race. Ono milo mud r.
@ Woa.i,erws1, % Eatona III L. st,rgc., w. s.ursos, Dsan
Moore. oata %aiRer % Goldsmith Msd aobsrt watron,
! o'e,ock-Donb,o soull race. Ono milo and return.
eilyer gob'ots Qwo riccea), and hea g1asses. T 4.
nuhre, dipsy; Charley Downs, A. ogaon Downs,
o'clock-Runnipg race, 100 yards; prize, silver
s;3o o'clock race prizo and q: s:
turn, for pair Of silver Roblots.
7:3o o'clock-Danco at Walkers Hall.
Only four Of tho eight entries in tho handicap
race started. It was won by tho Lillian, sailed
by Julian s. Ramsoy, Of Chicago Time, hours.
as n1iuutos Tho single acull raco WAS won by
]. A. Allcock; time, 1920. Tho double soull
was won by Moore and Walker; time, 1922.
, 1873-08-20

Grand Mednl of Merit.

hressrB. Farrur / WheVtcr received yesterday th0
following from tho agent Of thu Wlocler b Wilson
Manufacturing Company at Vtcana:
WoNtpn ExroSITtoH, VIENNA, Aug, 10, 1879.
Ass7s Earrar b Fht<|<r: Weeler Il WllAon AIa,,l-
fmturluy Company, NJ. Gas nroauway, New Yurk.
awarded grand medal OIL progress, grand medal Of
rurit, and tho only sewingnachinu company recotl~
uded by tho International Jury Tor tho grA!d dpo-
u4 Of huuor, ]. q, Woopg,
, 1873-08-20

Acting-Alayor. Dont1 spont many ilollrs with
Mayor Modill yostorlay, receiving. worda Of In
atritotion concerning tito dutioa Of tho olllco o
Ia soon to aaaumo. ;fli6 Mayor soomcd to liavo
very much to say to him, and II hr. Donl'a con-
coivod, lo will 20 ont Of office with aB honorable
n record M tic retiring Mayor. Tho Mayor sig
nilod that lso Ind not givon him all tho lcssoa
OF experience Ae desired to, by requesting him
to apond Oil hour with him this morning.
, 1873-08-20

Southern 1llluoia Is bolng improved very rap
Idly Our oxolang0a from tllat soUiion of tho
country montion many now inlnstrseB, Al iron
and uaft works, furniture faotorios. &C., do.-
Illinois Sla.e Journal.
, 1873-08-20

no E6 QGEfGEu 70 pAY II u4CA TO AuO{us
tho application Of Mr Ee5y wherc they pe,iding
At the Time Of tho Chicago fre After tho fire the record
have not been restore1 In tho chancerY cssca.
TO tho declarations restored In the soyora caaes at
ISSUE aud secondly, a special plea, Eotting up In
substance that Emery tho defendant, was tho colec-
M hat ho monoy roicrrea 70 M IN the a paintis oc1ara
ease for ee moess s ordered tic pan
tbs plaintiffs, md that Emery did not hold tho
noupy for tho latutir but held 1t fur Tico and slut
Over S .''''''' -" - "'''-' '@'' ''''' 4 ~''' '
h nss The pn d in al The
u The be- mator @ - wss hold undcr a.lvsemcnt for
pretty carefully and thoroughly examined mud on the
a5t 81 Fobruary sst the doniurrors taken by plain
t''fs were o,,..n,,, ~, ~, ,.,,, ,n,,n,
h,,t ;n.smc Az ta atornrya for thn patnttfs in Tho
e"aea wsrs n, in court At liz time snI a. the Court
Al not ,,n1cr tfa circumstnncca diam It ornccnt
10 entrr i,,dome nnon tno dn,nyrrnr. an mint hsyo
boen done Until rIantyg' counsel could have t1no to
decide npon tic course they woul pursue, m entry
,rna 1,,ne lint he unintifTs should 10 allowed tweny
da7s 10 eloct whether thoy wot! stand BY tlcir do.
m3rrer. or withdraw thcr demurrer and piesi.
s seo j; i ii, xs5 e. ap asy @ Tn m
t'n3.nIanta .nneorc ~, usk", that i,dusot hc e
tered upon tlo demurrer; Notice vas 81 iSlvsrdea to
thnT. Mr. fnncrsnn. Of thn fsrn of inanrsoN Il Nc
Uune PLAINTIFF attorney, camo into court and dia-
miassd the common law suits. There was no appear
a1re At lint time on the part Of tho lofondant aid it
tlId mt occur to the Court that there ,yas any
jnuronriev in Tim ulatnfa tstnissnu hfg own suit
O. irobabjy that would nnvo beou tllu result If 1ug-
mont had been entered upon tho demurrer unless my
attention had been called to tho special stipulatons
fow days after this dismissal 1t was brought to tho
notice ot tic Court tLat afsor Tho docision
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TCnse No 41d1

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTE: That on the Istl
day of Jane. A. D., 1873. Warrant in Bunk
raptcy was issued against the estate of Isaac Wal
ter 0. Cabin Hill Shenandoah Co., and State
of Virginia, who has been adjudged a Bankrup
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, an,
the transfer # any property by him. are for
hidden by law That meeting of the Cred
itors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts ant
choose one or more Assignees of his estate. wit
be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy. to be holder
at the Office of the Register in Bankruptcy ii
Harriscnburg, Virginia, before c. Douglas GRAY
Esquire. Register, on the 22nd day of August
A. D., 1873, at 10 o'clock a. III.
JOSEPH S. EEFINGER,
Deputy u s. Marshal,as Messenger
aug CIT
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lease No, 400 Il

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. on the 9Th
day of June. A. D., 1878, Warrant in Bankrupt
cy was issued against the estate Of George W. Ken
needy, of stuart's Draft, Augusta Co. and State Of
Va. who has been adjudged bankrupt on his OWL
petition THAT the payment of any debts, and
the delivery Of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt, to him or for his use, AID the transfer
of any property by him, are forbidden by law
That meeting of the creditors of said Bank
rupt. to prove their debts, and choose one or
more Assignees of his estate, will. be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office of
the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrisonburg,
Va, before c. DOUGLAS GRAY, ESQ.,, Register,
on she 22nd day of August, A. D., 1873, at 10
o'clock, a. m. JOSEPH s. EFFINGER,
Deputy o. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
aup 7-2t " it;sf S. - g. i--- : l9if5
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aug 7-2l|
rnoeo No 400 I

THIS. Ls5T0l GIVE NOTICE; That on the
9Th day of June. A. D., 1873, a warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Jacob
l.. Humbsrt, Of New Hope, Augusta county, and
State of Va, 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 property by him, are forbidden by
law THAT meeting of the Creditors Of said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or
more Assignees of his estate. will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to- be holden at the office of
the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrsonburg Vir
gnia, before c, Douglas Gray, Esquire. Register,
on the 22nd day of August, a. D., 1873, at 10
O'clock, a. JOSEPH.S EFFINGER, Z
Deputy .. 8. Marshall, as Messenger.
aug 7-2t
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ss7ad fIass, No. 415.-l

- W IIlU"E IfU. -tIO.
THIS rs .TG35(1I We NOTICE.: That on tbs
18th day of June A. d., 4 1913 'asss arrant IN Bank
ruptcy was issued against The estste of Thomas
Hayden of Slaunton. Augusta county, and State
OF Virginia, who has been adiuaged Il Bankrupt
on his own pei ition:--That the payment OF any
debts. and the delivery OF any property belonging
to said Bankrupt, toram OF for his use, and th'
transfer of any property by him, are forb'ddei
by law THAT a meeting of tae Creditors o
said Bankrupt. to prove their debts and chocs'
one or more Assignees of his estate. Will be he'll
at Corrl Of Bankruptcy. to be holden at th
office Of the Register in Bankruptcy in Rarri
sonhnrg, Virginia, before G. l'oaglas Gray, Esq.
Register. Cd il,e 22hd day OF august, A.
1878, at 10 clock .
= JOSEPH 8 EFFINGER.
Deputy g. 8. Marshal, as Messenger
a;lg 742t y i.qi.sl lls.tE9a.2.l IA - ~ -.
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Farm on Middle River

IN AOT SttACs
We will offer for sale on the premises. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th, 1873,
a tract OF about 200 acres, on Middle Riv-
er, Augusta county, adjoining the land of N. b.
Lyman and known as the Robert Kenney Farm
There is tolerable dwelling house and stable,
and quantity of 1
SELECT FRUIT TREES.
The tract has several Springs. The boundaries
will be shown on the day of sale. The tie ms will
be one fourth in hand. ard he remainder on easy
terms, to be agreed upon. The title comes to US
under the will OF Judge chm Kenney, deceased,
M j is unquestioaed. .
JOHN KINNEY.
aug I, 1873 MARGARET MCKAY.
At the same time, as surviving partner of
C. Mckay, l will, at my residence on Middle
River. offer for sale at public auction, number
! of work horses, young cattle, COWS, hogs and
shoats, and all the farming implements on the
farm; a reaper. mower. several wagons cart,
buggy sever i sets of harness, and almost ev
cry thing needed ON farm. Also lot of wheat.
oats, potatoes hay sc. Terms sh for $l0 land
| under; over that eum credit of six months, the
pu chaser to execute bonds with approved
rity. JOHN KENNEY.
aug 1878
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lease No 40q.1

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 9th
day of June. A. D., 1875 Warrant in Bank
ruptcy issued against the estate of David
Wandless, of Green Valley Bath Co, and State Of
Va who has been adjudged bankrupt en- hsi 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 airy property by him, are forbidden by law
That meeting of the creditors of said Bank
rupt, to prove their debts and choose one or more
Assignees of his estate, will be held at Court oil
Bankruptcy.to be holden at the Office OF the
Register in Bankruptcy. at IIarrisonburg Va.
before C. DOUGLAS GRAY. Esq. Register. on
the 22nd day of Aug, A D., 1878, at 10 O'Clock
n. M JOSEPH i. EFFINGER,
Deputy y. S. Marshal as Messenger.
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CONVICTION OF A HORSE THIEF.-It will be re-
membered that some time 60 we gave an account
of the arrest in this place by chief OF Police, J..
T Parent, of supposed horse thief, named St.
Clair, and that he had been taken to Bedford
county whence the horse had been stolen. The
trial of the accused came off last week, to attend
which Mr. PARENT Mr.. Woods and Thos. Camp
bell, the barber, who had dyed st. Glars mus
tache and eye brows, were summoned. The Wit
nesses returned home last Thursday. From Mr..
P we learn that st. Clair was found guilty of the
charge against him. and punishment fixed at ten
wears in the Pententiary for this offence. He had
been in the penitentiary before for three years,
and hence six years more were added. There
are four more indictmen is against him for horse
stealing. pending in some of the adjacent coun-
ties to Bedford and upon these he will be ain
tried AS luck seems to be against St. Clair. it is
reasonable to suppose he will be found guilty =
His prospect is protracted residence at Rich
mond,
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.Neac 4 drertisenae1ats.
Tease No 42n.l

THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE THAT on-the 21st
day Of June, A. D., 1873, Warrant in Bankrupt
CIV was issued against the estate OF Moan
Beard, of Now Hope, Augusta county, and State
Of Va, 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 property by him are forbidden
by law THAT meeting Of the creditors OF
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 at the
Office of the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrison-
burg, Virginia before C DOUGLAS GRAY, Esq,
Register, on the'22nd day of August A. D., 1878,
at 10 o clock, q. m.
JOSEPH s. EFFINGER,
Deputy U. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
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Neau Advertisements.

Tease No 39s.
j THIS rs T0GINEs NOT &c E;--T That or the 4th
day Of June, A. D., 1873. q warrant in Bankrupt
cy was issued against the estate Of samfl K. Tay-
lor, of Staunton, Augusta county and State of Va.
who has been adjndged q Bankrupt on his own
petition - That the payment Of any debts, and
delivery Of any properly belonging 10 said Bank
rupt, to him or for hts use. and the transfer Of
any property by him. are forbidden by law
That meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
rupt, to prove their debts and choose one or more
Assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court
of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at the Office Of the
Register in Bankruptcy in Harrisonburg, Va,
before C. DOUGLAS GRAY, Esq, Register, on
the 22nd day Of August, A. q. 1873, at 10 o'clock
a. m. JOSEPH S. EFFINGER, Z
Deputy U. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 18th
day of June, A. D., 1873, Warrant in Bankrupt-
cy was issued against the estate of Geo. H Mil
Ter, of Mt Crawford, Rockingham Co, and State
of Virginia, who has been adudged 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 meeting of the creditors of
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 at the
Office of the Register in Bankruptcy in Harri-
sonburg, Va, before C. DOUGLAS GRAY. Esq,
Register. on the 22nd day of Aug, A. D., 1873 at
el0 o'clock, a. m. JOS. S. EFFINGER,
Deputy U. S. Marshal, as Messenger.