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TILE }YOMAN'S HOSPITAL,

Annuni nIectinE Of tho Govcruors--
REPORTS Of tho Officorx--lkccord OF u
Ycar,s NobIe Wori1.
Tho annual meeting Of tho Governors Of tho
Womans Hospital Of tho Btato OF Illinois, was
held Inst evening at No. 22o Thitt!oth atreot,
tho Rev. j. Z. ForroHtor in tile chair.
Tic busnosa OF tho mooting was principally
the presentation OF reports. Tie first submitted
was that Of tho Lady Supervisors, showing tho
following facts:
Through tho liberalitY Of friends tho ABaocia-
tion wns enabled lask aprng to purchase the
site, No. 220 Th,rtioth street, now occupied by
tho hospital. It had always boon tho object Of
the projectors Of tho charity to recoiyo only
FREQ patonts, but tho perpetual shortnoss Of
funds Ind hitherto prevented tho Association
from receiving moro than ha1f tho inmatoa tree.
Moat Of the patients who wero ablo to mako any
remuneration prcforred to do 30. Tho report
expressed tito thanl.s Of tho Indies to those who
had aided tho hospital by encouragement aud
money. Tic Association lad no Income OF q fixed
obaractor, aud still owed about $4,000 on It's
property. 1Icnco the ln1ios call upon tho public
lowmcntH md boquostg from tbs charitable, aud
waut. nboyc oil, eubBtantial List Of annual
members.
A1r. J. Irving Pcarco presented tho Trcas-
ufGT'B TGnOrt winch 6eL iOftn 1uht A. tho lAHt
anlual meeting thoro woro on hand s7.4t, tho
receipts S2,GSl expenditures, 2,S20.23; balunco
duo tho yloasurcr, S37.82. In additiol to this
wna tho Lady Supervisors report, which slowa !:
Receipts, e277.49 disbursements, e277.40. Tho
reports wero filed and ordered to be published
Tho report Of the Bureoon-in-Cliof DR.. A.
Reeves JRokGon, WAS nIso received and read. Tho
following ia tho substance OF it In November
l, 1879, thcro woro paionta In tho hospital.
sinco which date Is llAYo boon n]mittcd making
n total Of Is. or those " wore married anil d
unmarried they woro disposed Of no follows :
Cured. 9 improved, 10; died, q: unknown, 8 Z;
incurablo, ! sent to Scammon Hospital, un-
dor treatment, q.
The dcaths woro those Of a young girl agod 10,
who was suffering from pulmonary consumption
besides other dlaoasos whom admitted; tho othor
. resident Of 1onin, Aficl., aged II years. Tho
dispensary department had rol!ovod S3 addi-
tionai patients during tho your, 81 married mud
IA single. Tho peculiar character of tho disor.
ders OF patients renders the gratuitous service
unusually repulsiye to Heusitivo minds forced to
nccept thom. Honco the policy Of tho hospital
has been to chow The applicants for aid the same
lolicato attention ~ IL olaimed by private rco.
patients. Tho diBponsary is Eopt open every
Wednesday aud Saturday from II to l O'CLOCK
the only .pasBports required being disease, poy.
orty, aud cleanliness.
Ths report was also filed and ordered pub
lished. After somo discussion, the meeting ad
ipurne1,
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ProcInmntions by tho Prcsidont nntf
Various Governors.

ny PRESIDENT GRANT.
The approaching close Of another year brings
with it tic occasion for removed Thanksgiving
tho Unlyerso for tho tlnumborou mercios which
ho has bestowed upon us. Abundant harsesta
have boon among tho rewards Of industry. With
local exceptions, health Inns been among the
blessings eujoyad. Tranquility at home and
peace With other nations llayo prevailed. frugal
Industry is regainiug its meritod recognition mud
ita moritcd rewards. Gradually, but. undor the
tion is recovering from, the lingering results OF
dreadful civil Btrifo. For tlcso and nll tho otAor
,norcios vouchsased, it becomes us as people to
rctnrn hcartfolt and grateful Acknowledgements,
and with our Thanksgiving wo ulay unto prayers
for tho cessation of local and temporary suffer-
ing. I therefore recommend that OIL Thursday,
tue 9th day Of November uext, tho pooplo meet
IN taeir Respective PLACES Of Worship 10 make
thoir acknowledgements to Almighty God for Lis
hounties and His protection, and offor to Him
prayers for their continuance.
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In grateful acknowledgement OF tho uncountel
blessings OF proyidonco in our bountiIu1 lar
vests, continued health, and general peace. aud
Ia recognition Of tho notable fact Chat while,
during tho past yoar. mauy or-our slater STATES
have boon sufferers from pestienco and financial
distreHEea, VIC nayo been vo,1chsafetl tho full OH
joymant Of moro than usual proBperity aud ex-
omption from dsoaso and, while 1evas.atouu
by lire have visited our chior city and several
ott,or localities within our borders, they have
In people as to turn seeming disaster into good
fortune
Now. therefore, I, L. T. Grover, Governor OF
the stnte Of Dragon, do appoint Thursday, tie
9Th day OF November, a. .. 1873, to be OBJ
served III day ot Thanksgiving to Almighty
God, tito Grcnt Giyer Of All Good 1ud Perfect
Gifts, for tho nnereies and blessings of tho yea1
now drawing to closo.
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but, boing impressed with tho tden
Tint hor n,otlior imposed too mnny du-
lios upon hor, shc concluded to SOC ii
IN ,1nnccol,ntabio absence iron, homo for short
time, would not make hGr burdens lghtor, she
sl,o took car for tho West Side, and having
econ In paper TINT 4 nurao-girl was wantod at
No. 1Do Wont Washington stroet. eho applied fur
tho situation, aud waB accoptcd. Her discovory
ployol ler informing tho police Of ller Mllcro-
abo,,ts. sho ut first refused to roturn homo, but
finally reluctantly consented.
, 1873-11-27

Another yonr III the btlef but oyeutflll history
OF Kansas, fr.suyht viii. results for Which VIC
have ..rrcinl canao for congratulaton md thank
fuluoys to Divine Providence, in dra"lng to y
closo. 4 fruitful soil. u.sior tho toucl, Of intel
gcnt industry, Aaa filled to rcplotion tho gra,,a'
lirs OF ttlo !lluband.uan, while our people In tho
yaroua vocetiuua Of lilo have beell,bleHuod with
d vounon of unusual prosperity and bueeohH, A
norci:ul exemption from u postllouce TINT has
wrought death antl suffering to leau favored por-
tlonu Of a,lr land haa hoon vouchsafod to ua :;
nud Ia tho !siAt OF health, SECURITY. and psA Co..
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wo lavo enjoyed mcaR,ro Of rnoxnmp1ed ma-
torial prosperity md advancement
For there and other blessings. In which VIC na
apoop3o cannot fail to rceugnEzo tho iutorposl-
tton, marcy, and euoduosB OF tho Supreme being,
I, concurrinC in tho recommendation Of Tho
President OF tic Uuiteil States. do l1oroby tlosg
nate Thursday. llle 9Th Of November, as a day
Of Thanksgiving to Almighty God: aud rocom-
mend tat wo on at ay abstain IT from M
places Of worship to offer up our 4slovotion to
Dety. and nuppllcato Him for n continuance Of
Ills protecting euro and guardianship.
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juatmont Of Uunn,l Relations with God md
lovornl1lous." Hocial reunion, at 8 =. III.
CoNunnOAT1oNAr.
An attractive programme nt Ito Union Park
Church, beginning ut II d. nj.
uN1vEHsALisT.
THO yostry md connecting rooms Of tho Now
81, Paul's Church will 10 occupied for tlso first
tln,o Tor roliglouH services on Thanksgiving
morning. Tho Rev. Dr.. Ryder will DO asu,sted
in the aoryiceH by tho noy. DR.. ForroHter. Of tho
Church Of tho Rodocmor, tho 1soy. Mr.. Pull
man, Gonoral Secretary Of tho Uniyorsallst
denomination, and tho ltov. Mr. Hart, Of
MasHaolussotH.
1tEnnEW.
Public sorvicea will bo hold IN tho Synagogue,
cornor Of pook Court and Wabash ayeliue, at
1880 n. m. Tllo nov, DR.. Macllh will dollvor an
English lecture.
stIeCELLANEoug.
Tho lalog Of tho Christian Union will givo
sociablo In tho hall, No. Ill East Madison street,
at 8 p. m.
lilo noon prayer mcoting will hold for an hour
to-day.
The first grand bali Of tho shcot Metal Work.
orB will bo given at Snow'a Academy, No. G2
South ualstol strcet, this oyoning.
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Fran tho Springfield ti[1ss.} Rtpnt|can, Sov, II.
Tho oonforouco ot Friends ut Lynn, composed
OF tlologates from nil over tho Unltod staton and
Canada, listened to Ho,no worry ialioal doctrine
yesterday, In tho Shape Of asgnmouts that tho
"cxtesnal pooaliavItcs" which have always char,
acterIxod Quakcru, lave outNrown tlloir the a'u
nllo,lll now DO laid aside. THO ING Of "tAec"
apd "thoA" waH declared to hs often ungrar'-
NAUTICAL, al tho canlo tno that it IL ron-ofsos'-
tal Of lAo 6out mad tho rad!cH easaylnt went OIL
from tlis to tho Btll moro revolutionary duotrlno
that "any pooullarlties Of garb" ought to bs dis
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ny qov, runNAs, or NEpnAsxA.

In conformity with a proclamation by tho
President OF tho Unitod States, and In keeping
with a timo o-honorod custom, mid I'D 4 rccogni-
tlon Of dependence on Him WHO dispenses boin.
tics asll ,noruioa dvna,-" IIo who doa1s broad
% os e 10 ofs sa SSt e S ssSa n Sas
Nov. 81, bo observed as n day Of ThanksgivinE
md prayer; that as far aa practicable, thc
pcoplo Of thla Slate abstain from tlloir ,1st,al
businoas purauitu, mud, mceting at tho customary
join @ in u grateful t' and ~ humble tl,anis and ac'
know1cdgmonts to Almighty Cpd for tho bloss-
ings and protection vouchBafc1, aud olfor suppli-
catious for their continuance.
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II A1E911AtkfSt3 1Fk3t8 "@S9~
Tbo Pilgrim Fuller, sointed stcpp:
Their sons tllo old Thanksgiving keop,-
with gratitude, tcyokiou'a zeal,
Tbeir vows at Uoayeu,a lI9ll altar soa1
Mol as In days lol,g gonc ot yure.
beside Tho rrcat Htiprtic's roar,
l3ut through tlis bount1lcss, rakt domain,
This land of Frcetton,ts liappy rc1gu!
with Irunronot, rro,,tl Cuyulicr,
The bravo Icscs,itta,lta settled hcrc,-
All who have stood ia rl.alanx strong,
Ho}lud back lilo Burgng t,&lcs Of w1onu,
Planted rare acr1nB uf Liberty,
Now risen, cra,t Btntcly, gtant tree,
Meath whose 1rcat piialc, in ileeEuulng l1Rht,
Tho nations learn Truth, Justice, Right
They strike Tho palm Join friendly ha1,a;
North, South. East West, own kindred 1nEd.--
ono hortagct--tlo model stato
Dounl Uy c0uratl1rpt honda Of fato.
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1Y GOV. ELGEhT, OF C6L0HApot
In accordance with established usage, nnd the
proclamation Of the President Of tho United
States, I. gasnuc1 Il. Elbert Governor OF tho
Territory Of Colorado, do loreby aot apart
Thursday, tho 27th day OF November, as q day
Of Thanksgiving and prayer, md recommend
tho aoop!e Of Colorado to assemble, upon that
day, in their respective places Of worship, and
otfcr to tho "Givor of AL Good" tho homage
OF grateful hearts for tho abundant blesainga Of
the closing year, and supplioato tint Ae will
continue to blcss cur pooplo, our Territory, md
our country.
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:, In grateful mud dovout recognition, Of that
good gift, mud ronlizlug tho manifold mcrcios
youchaafed to uH MS a pooplo during tho past
yenr; TINT, as tho cLti2ena Of Q FREQ and pros
perols Stnto no arc still permitted to onjoy tho
blessings Of civil aud religious liberty, mud to
6la:o 10 largely in those manifold comforts aud
roilnomol,tg or life which attoud tho advance
mcnt Of knowledge and progreaa Of uocoty |;
that our fields hntu tocnlod with plontconH llai-
yeats, and every branch Of industry received Its
rewardB thnt although no haSe not
been wholly exempt from T. tho roBtilonco Tint
walkoth in darkness and tho obstruction that
waatoth at MONDAY still tho, mercy
that spared has boon creator than tho
acourgo which chaBtencd; lhat as n pcoplo
no suffered comparatively 30 litllo from tho
financial disasters which hnyo recently distressed
tho country; considering theao and tho many
other caHos for doyout gratitude wo lavo to Him
who caloth for Ill., /, Preston II. Leslie, Gov
ernor of tho Commonwealth Of kentucky, do
heloby appoiut Thursday, tho 9Th day Of No
vornber, as day Of public Thanksgiving to Al
mighty God d,-reluesllng tint the people Of tho
Commonwealth. coasing from allaocuar employ
ncnt oil that day, alall repair to their respective
p!aces OF worship, anl rcndor thanks aud praiBo
10 our Heavenly Father for tho blessings Of tho
past year, aud supplica.o His continued mercy
md fayor not forgetting, either in their praycra
or their active elurty The wants Of tho poor mud
afflicted In our own Or In neighborng States; for
"l'llro religion aud nntlofiled heforo God and tic
Father IL tlis: to visit Tho fathoroas and widows
in their aillicion, and keep ourselves unspotted
from the world"
, 1873-11-27

Tho President lcs designated TnurBlay, tho
giving a.ll praise. believing that no people
{eyo protoi,pdor reaaons for gratitude to ihe
Father Of Merces than tho pootlo Of Missouri,
and Desiring above I'LL earthly considerations tho
nnilon Ut IIoayou upon us. !, bllaa Woodson,
Governor OF tho Gtrts ot hllGgoari, do horoby
most cordially recommend that tho people Of tho
Hate shall, on the day montouod, 1ucot III tl1eir
reanoctlyo placea OF worship, to lotura thanks
to Almighty God for Ills psotoettns eEro during
tho past, and to inyoko Ills favor III tlo hcssow-
lug Of Ills richoHt blessings upon LII throughout
tho years that Rro to coma.
, 1873-11-27

As tho President Lns designated and set apart
Thursday, tho 27th day Of November, 1878, fer
the customary ceremonies Of Thanksgiving and
praIeo, commencing to tho people of tile whole
SECOND lis recommendation md ronow tho sume
to tho citizens Of Iowa. Our granaries arc full
to orertowing our general Goa1thfulness as
peoplo: our compa1ativo exemption from tho
upon questions which pertain to material pro-
gicss. leading 10 tho development OF our homo
resources aud, above nll, our advancement i'll
tho educational moral, and benevolent enter-
prisea which oihtiuguIah this ago OF Christian
civilization, and which Rro au earnest and pro-
phetic Ut still creator increase and progross III
the future Ill constitute subjects Of thankful
ness md gratitude to Him WHO il Lord oyor all.
, 1873-11-27

In: observance OF tho time-honorod custom,
and In conformity witt, tho Proclamation Of tho
psesidont hereby appoint Thursday, tho 9th
day Of November, 1873, as L day Of public Thanks
paccs Of publo % Worship and in in our honos
remember with gratitude that all our blessings
arc tho gilt Of God. Our n,isfortunos only ara
our own. Let liz, by acts Of charity to His Buf-
foring cll!l1ton at homo and in sister Htatol,,
show that our gratitude IL OF tho heart, earnest
and sincere "l2cjtct no! tho surplicat:on OF
tho afflicted noitlor turn army thy face from q
moor men,
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III u0F' "Aoi100Hs'I oF #1aCoHs1Hs
In accoraal4ca with nsagc, anl in conformity
tho United stutos, l, q. O. Washburn, Governor
Of tho stato Of Wisconsin, do hereby appoint
Thursday, tho 27th day ot Noveuhor, 1878, as q
day OF Thanksgiving 10 Almighty God. for go,l-
eral hoaltlt prosperity, und other blessings
pas. year.
And I oalnently recommend TINT all the poo
pic on Tint day nbatan from tllcfr uaual lsbors.
ana tuin In worship aud pra!Bo to the Author Of
ALI dool.
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HENRY PEAkEH, q. +, DhIl
EDtY. SEQU1N, ". II. TIELA.
ANNIE BTANDlRD.
Dutt Chorus and Grand Qrphostra.
O. D. HESS and MAURICE GHAU.......,.. .Dtroctort
Commencing MONDAY EVENING. Dec. l.
MondaY-1.ucin I'll [4nuncrmoor-lkELf.0
Theodore uabomann, Wm. Carlton, q. II. ua1), 1nnls
atarbird, oto.
Tuesday y-1InrtLu.-IKELLOtsG.
JoRoph Maas q. r. Hail. Ew Rogain, Mr.. Darttamau.
and Mrs. Beguln.
Observation-Disclosures tThn Fools Ro7ougo>.
Jennie Van Xantt, Mrs. Rcguln, Jofoph HAAS, Henri
Poakos, g. r. Hall, oto.
nEsdny-Fnnst-K ELIDEG.
Nzs. aoEun, Mossrs Habolmann. Carlton, peakes, sto
Fslday-nIarltnnn.
Saturday Esontng-Frn DlnvoIo.
Grand a1atfnce on Snturday-IkELLOEG.
6nfo Of toAta commonoos Thursday, Noy a, Atga. n,
at I3nlor i Co.'s, under PAimor l1ail1o.
Noooryod Soats 81 90 and $2.00 Aeoordn9 70 location.
, 1873-11-27

Congregational. tho Ada Street 1ietholiat, tho
l1eiormcd alll tho Third Presbyterian Chnrclor,
gill 10 hold beginning at II. a. IN. Tho ney; U.
1ho lirst, soeond and Fifth Churches will
meet IN the plymouth Congrogat tonrl Church ut
Il o'clock. rae lley. Alr. bartlett will presol,.
Union ecryicoH for tho Fourth Presbyterian
and Now England Churches will bo held in tho
chapol Of tho 9attcr a. II a.. ,n., whon tho Roy.
L. 4. Chamberlain wil! preach.
Tho Rov. W. W. AlcKeiph. D. D., will preach
in the Ellis Ayouno Church ut II a. I'll.
Tlo Fnllerton AYouuo ploSbyt erint, tho Grant
rtnee Mo.lsotiis., uutl Lincoln Park Consrcga-
tional Churches will hold union hafv1ces in tho
Fullerton Ayonno Church a! 1880 u. m, TAo
Raw. 9. i. Sumner will preach.
snryIces will DO held III Grace Church, cornor
OF Oak anu Vinconncs ayontaos, at II q. III.
nApT1aT.
The 1lay. Jesse H. Yhonia7 will proach FOR tho
AlscAtgall Avanuo aud tho University placn
lh1rty-ttlA strcot and CottaSo Grove avenue, ut
10:a0 q. nj.
~ West Side Dapt!s.a will meet In Tho Second
Ch',Ic!.. coHaer of Morgan aud Monroe Btteets,
at a,afst lo:s9 to Ao"r tho Raw A. s Graves, tho
Tho Frat, tho Twenty fifth Street, and tho In
d!ana Avenue Churches will nluot lu tho Filgt
Chutch nt II o. III.
Tho Western Ayonuc baptist and Methodist
Churches, and tho Lsayits l,reot Congregational
Church will meat Ia tho Western Ayonuo Ia ,sstst
Church, corner Warren Ayonuo, al II H. IN. Tho
Rev, a. YouLor und tho Roy. john Gordon viii
Hpoak.
South 6llo Afctl,ndl,Is will asuomble In W.
basil Aycaue C!.n!cl', corner lo1ssenatl .trcat,
Tho loy. Dr.. Felton, will lrer;h IN u:aon
Church, corner ct WA!tc mud In 'Iallo stroet, ut
II =. u. Bubjoc.s "Il!e WNnts. Moral aud i'o.
NtioAi, Of 1878. Which Toad to tic ustIcr al.
, 1873-11-27

Mcsars. Wilde, Dluett l. Co.. tho entorpr'sng
ing, corner Of Madison anl Slate streets, hayo
issued tho second of thermonthly eorlos, entitled
Wide, BlueH & Co.'s Monthly. The pro2ont number
contains selections of humorous reading 1nattor,
judicious advertisements, and q capital cut OF
their place of business.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-17

SOME of the great capitalists of Europe
purpose, it seems, to enter the lists against
the railroad magnates of this country ON
the latter's own soil. In an address last
week delivered before the Indiana Indus
trial Exposition, Senator Morton stated
that he had in his possession PROPOSE
ton from distinguished capitalist of Hol-
land to build four-track railway, laid
with steel rails, from New York to some
point in Ohio or Indiana, two of the tracks
diverging thence to Chicago, and two to
st Louis No government aid is asked,
the only condition Of the proposition being
that the road shall be chartered by con-
gress. This is quite an importa1t propo-
sition, which, should it be accepted, may
have considerable bearing upon the great
subject of the cheapening of railway trans.
portation. a 9
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-17

So CONFIRMED has become the habit of
self.laudation in the Conservative papers,
they cannot even let the conductor of a
sleeping-car go TO his long rest without
tcketing him as "a true Virginia gente-
men," imagining, no doubt, that such an
endorsement would be Of great service ''on
the other side of Jordan The unhappy
Individual whom malign fate first COM
PEELED to see the light north of the Poto-
mac is but "a desperate advcnturer y
whereas, had he Glanced to draw his first
breath on the sacred SOIL" he would
have been that marvel Of nature, +" true
Virginia gentlemanv" (See the Wing,
passina) The remotest villagers Of Far
Cathay do not more firmly believe that
their emperor is "brother TO the sun and
uncle to the MOON" than does your true
Conservative that mankind is divided into
three classes: Virginia gentlemen, niggers
and Yankees, the latter including all white
trash and riif-raf generally, native or for
eign. The papers and speakers from whom
he draws his inspiration have so sshut his
horizon down" that he has
e. become as one
Who thinks the all-encircling sun ga
Qat 10 In 10 haot nj /, .
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-17

THE second annual convention Of the
national board Of steam navigation meets
in Philadelphia to-day. Delegates viii be
present from the various scaboard, lake
and river ports Of the country. Z
The first general assembly Of the steam
boat interests of the entire country occur
red at Louisville, Kentucky, November,
1871. The second M citing took place at
Cleveland, Ohio, September, 1872, result
Ing in the formation aoi the national
board Of steam navigation, the member
ship Of which is composed of delegates
from the local boards existing in the
various ports. The Philadelphia con-
vention will continue in session about
three days, t.sse
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-17

THE Wing bares away at Colonel
Hughes because he was rebel before and
during the war; Neither the Colonel nor
his friends deny it, SO that there is no
special capital to be made out of that
clause in the Indictment. His great de-
merit, however, in the eyes Of The Wing,
consists in the fact that he is not a rebel
now-tliat he did not accept the situation
with continuous sentiment of rebellion
in his heart. II he was only a stiff dis
unionist to-day, how the heart Of The
Wing would warm towards him.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-17
rI,His is TO GIVE NoTiGE-rbat an the 18th

Il day Of Aug, 1878, a 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 @. H. BrantigaIn, of
Henrico county and State of Virginia, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt on his creditors petit,
ton; that the payment ofany debts, and the deliy-
cry 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 assign
ees OF his estate. will be held at court of bank.
rtiptcy, TO he holden at Richmond, Virginia,
before W. W. Forbes, esq, register, on the
list day OF Oepber, q. d., 1873 at 10 O'Clock a. M
WA. 1890 "a Z DAYlDB. PARKER, II
sc l6-M2W II, s. Marshal.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-17
THE ORIGINAL
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lie as ,73--3n WILLIAM DAFFRON. a5a
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WE would inform The Enquirer that we hold
ourselves responsible for the course of THE STATE
Journal only since it came under ON manag :
iment.--Stttte Journal. st II ~ FaEN
Mr.. Edward Daniels is announced as the pres.
person was its conductor when The f,Intliug i,
was passed. Eaqui9s4, y
Tho Enquirer tips again. . Our
management" of THE STATE JOURNAL
commenced in March, III, after The
fanding-bill iniquity was corsuInmated by
the Conservative party Our lMr. Edward
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-17
WHEN Tn RrGIsTEn

Any person entitled to vote may, under
the law as it now stands, register his name
on the, second Tuesday in May of each
year, in his proper voting precinct, and on
any day Thereafter prior 10 ten days before
He election IA Nopember. All voters should
see that their names are registered on or
before the oath of October next.