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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-05
CHOLERA.

We are NAOhuCu. tuAN NhN Nh"eA" -
gradually abaiing in Memphis, although
there is considerable sickness prevailing
among all classes. The alarm which
was created at first soon subsidized, aud
our people take the subject very quietly
a great many people attacked have re-
covered, while others, stout and hearty,
have died after few hours illness.
The cause for caution has not been re-
moved, nor can be until cool weather.
People must be content with spare
diet, regular hours, and bottles Of
cholera mixture aud disinfectants
on the mantel piece, until better
times. Only six deaths from cholera,
four Of them colored, were reported
yesterday out Of thirteen interments.
With a few more days Of hot weather
the disease win in all probability almost
disappear. But we regret to see that
the disease continues TO spread in other
parts of the country. Several deaths
have occurred in Louisville this week,
where excellent sanitary regulations
have been enforced some weeks. A Miss
Speer died there on Wednesday and her
father Thursday. Miss Annie Reeder,
living with her father on Walnut street,
was attacked Thursday morning and
died at four o'clock in the afternoon.
same. day. The steamer j. d. Parker
arrived from below at Louisville Thurs
day at noon, having on board the corpse
Of the second engineer. who died from
cholera Wednesday night The second
steward also died Of cholera between
Columbus and Cairo. From the reports
in the CourierJ Journal the city is evil
IDENTIFY stirred up on the subject of chol-
era. The disease is reported to be rag
ing at Springfield and along the creek
bottoms in Robertson county, TeRnes-
zee. Seven deaths from cholera and
.hree from other causes we're reported
1t Chattanooga Wednesday, A dispatch
rom there to the Banner adds that
there are probably FIVE other deaths
rom cholera not reported" and con-
,ludes as usual, there is little excite
nent or scare, a point upon which the
public forms its own opinion. Nash
lille is nearly as free from the disease
Is Memphis. A special from that city
% the Courier-Journal of yesterday says:
Business has been resumed to great
,xtent, and it is anticipated that every
hing will be running as smoothly within
he next few days as if we had never
,een visited by the prevailing epidemic.
\ good many country people who have
,een alarmed at the appearance OF the
disease in their respective localities are
low coming into the city, thereby hop
ng to escape its ravages. Reports from
-arious lowlands in Middle Tennessee
re discouraging Dat Of negro pop
llation Of two hundred in New Bethel, I
wo miles south of Nashville, one hum
lred are left There were nine deaths
rom cholera in Murfreesboro yesterday.
t is prevailing there to an alarming ex-
ent.
DIR. Frank A. Ramsey, formerly of
his city, writes that Greenville, East
tennessee, is nearly depopulated from
holera, produced by strictly local
auses.
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LOUISVILLE.
stabhing and Shooting Arrays on
the Fourth.

LouIsvILIf, July 5.-An employe Of
the Louisville and Nashville railroad,
named Tom Cain. living on Oak street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth, while
switching the train in the yard yester-
day, got one Of his feet fastened on the
iron before he could free himself The
train, which was approaching, ran upon
him and crushed his foot to pieces.
A terrible cutting ARRAY occurred at
Central Park yesterday afternoon about
8 o'clock, in which VIM. Davis and John
Barrett, two well-known young men,
were seriously wounded. The partiou-
lars of the encounter. as near as can be
learned, are, that Joseph Brown6eld, ac-
companied by Barrett, was proceeding
toward the refreshment stand to indulge
in glass of beer. when they met Davis,
and Barrett invited him to accompany
and accept treat. Davis replied that
be would not drink with Brownheld,
and Immediately hot words passed be-
tween the two, and as Davis was leaving,
Brownfeld sprang toward him with
drawn pen.knife and inflicted severe
wound above his left eye, opening the
temple vein, from which the blood flowed
freely. At this juneture Barrett en-
deavored to interfere and received ter
rible stab across his right wrist and
hand, which severed an artery and led
many to believe he was bleeding to
death. Medical aid was summoned, and
DR.. McIntire, who dressed Davis wound,
says he is doing well and will recover.
1t was at least half an hoar subsequent
to the difficulty that Barrett's wound re-
ceived medical treatment, and then the
young man was SO weakened from the
loss of blood as to render it necessary
for hn to be carried home in a wagon.
Davis friends maintain that Brownheld
was desperate character, and had pre-
viously threatened his enemy's life, be-
cause of jealousy in regard to q young
lady whom both deeply admired. 1t is
gratifying to state that the managers of
the picnic were in no way to blame.
Yesterday evening a lad named
Charles Falkner carelessly discharged a
pistol which was loaded with powder and
a light wad. The charge entered his
face near the right eye, and serious APP
were felt that the sight had
been ruined.
At about eight clock in the evening,
youthful manipulation of the sanguinary
pistol accidentally discharged his
Weapon while skylarking on Buchanan
md Washington streets, and received
severe wound in his left knee.
A man named Yeagher and his wife,
living on the corner of Bank and Fulton
streets, Portland, were seriously burned
BY coal oil explosion yesterday morn
ing.
The little child of Mr. Frank Brennan,
which was so seriously burned by coal
oil on Lyle street. between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, Thursday night, died of
is injuries yesterday.
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Rosconi ia translating Shakespeare into
Italian prose, aud an actor Is now play
ing his Hamlet In Rome. The trana.
laior renders a familiar passage as FOL.
lows, "Oh, why does not this TOO hard
flesh steep itself in toarsf Why has tho
Omnipotant forbidden suicldef D God
o God how stupid, sad, and discolored
all the things IN this world seem 70 mo.
Fragility, thy namo Is woman. Hardly
A month, before the shoes could be worn
out with which she accompanied the
body of my poor father TO the tomb, all
In tears, as Niobe. she, she herself, oh
heavens brute. deprived Of the assis.
lance Of reason, would havefe the grief
longer" The Italians are asking II
Shakespeare wrote any other dime novels
besides Hamlet"
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oRDINAN c e.

Upon the following ordinance repeal
amcndatory tax ordinance of June 7, ISL
Be it ordained by the General Council
the city of Memphis:
Section /. That the ordinance, entitled q
dinance amendatory Of tax ordinance"
proved the eth day of June. 1872, be, and
same is hereby, repealed. and that sub-sect
twenty-eight (28l Of section twenty-one C2l
the ordinance regulating taxation, aFrrol
the 18th day Of April, 1872, be in force and
feet
Sec. 2. That this ordinance take effect ID
and after its passage.
Passed frst reading, rules suspended aeos
ing to charter requirements, and ordinSI
passed second and final reading BY Board
Aldermen May Z. 1873.
Passed first rcading and referred to Cd
nance Committee By Council May 9, 1873.
Your Council Ordinance and Printing Co
mittoo report that we recommend its passa
Report adopted by. Council, and tie or
nance passed second and final reading
Council June 4. 1873.
Approved June is, 1873.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor
Attest; L. R. RICHARDS. City Register.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
AnrkIoAS raKss ASSOCIATION. VIA .. r. AND A.
rKLH0RArn COMPANY.
specials 20 the Ledger.
NEW YORk.

Nav YoRL, July 1.-Two cases Of
cholera here yesterday, both Of which
proved fatal. They we're reported Ms
Asiatic cholera by the attending physi-
clans. but the doctors attached TO the
board of health say both were cases Of
cholera morbus.
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OR DIN A N C e d.

Be it ordained. etc., That the city Of Me
phis shall be required to grade, gutter and
curbing before they can compel the prope
owners on any street to lay down brick sic
walks, and it is hereby made the duty of {
city TO make said grade, guttering and curbi
when any perm anent improvement is made
any street or streets within the city limits
Memphis.
Passed first reading by Board Of Alderm
and referred 10 Ordinance Committee May
and referred TO Ordinance Committee by COu
Gil May 8, 1873.
Your joint Board Of Aldermen and Coun
Ordinance and Printing Committee report Il
they recommend its passage. ..i....
Report adopted by Council. and the orr
nance passed first reading; the rules w
suspended by Council. and the ordinaI
passed finally. Passed second and final req
ing by Board Of Aldermen June A, 1873.
Approved june is, 1873.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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A Maine paper announces as 40 item
Of State news that the first naval battle
Of the rsvoluiion vas fought 10 hAchias
harbor IN l175 That is an interesting
fact bat Il has been q little slov n End
ing its vsy into the local journals
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PUBLICATION.
100000 VOICES RING

TILE PRAISES OF THE NEW. BEST AND
u cheopeg family paper" MI OWE IiEt-
SIDE. Great success. Over lul,ey sold.
Only 81 a year. a % 0tL CHhomo
FREE. TO thorouEhly introduce this favpr-
fte panor. We send ID fircs nonfhl for = cenfr.
Fifteen large pages. crowded VITA freshest
stories. answers 10 correspondentf, etc, etc.
We pay GOoD AGENIs lermancnt 1oaiail
not ratisfarfnrr Apply or GubacTlna No.. ~
send Is centa and try a. = Gsouths.
{osEs& HADlEE, PseAsh.ss. 10 Bresdvay,
NJ, ss-l2leod
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legal redress has gone by, and even
Beauregard's "death.bed repentance
as the Radicals call il, will have no salu-
tary effect. Louisiana is the Poland Of
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Bow BILLS Tor July has arrived, and
is 10 be had 81 walkers news depot, los
Beal street This magazine l. he finest
ladies' iosrnal placed upon oar table,
and Walker hss pis1ig Of then. Call
early and SCENE q copy.
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MASONIC. :
Attention. knights TempIar.

VoU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO AT.
tend, In FuLL DRKss, special conclaye Of
Cyrcnee Commandery No. X: 4 az asylum
ming. July 9th, at o'clock sharp. for confer
ring the Orders Of the Temple. Visiting
Knights are courteously invited.
BY command, lg
j. NJ, PETTIGREw. Acting L. c.
y. j. BARcnus. Recorder.
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THE OFFICERS AND MEN, .,,.uu..,....
h. Si'i9i y sSSrIFH , a R: Tssa nsssii
10 meet at their hall this SAT S""At
URpAH evening At o'clock. for work I;
- '''' 9. ii. CARROLL. DIN.
Tnos. S. BNoHAN. Secretary. 'fTII' p
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. HAILE'S
Memphis Female Seminar
46s SHELBY STREET.

IT AFFORDS NE MUCH PLEASURE
II apnounce 10 ny old pafron9. frirrdF !
pupils, that i will reopen ny scho-1.
young ladies. on Wednesday. January ~
VII be ready % zee ny friends and eui
pupils on and afier wednesday. nersu
Ill., a. ny reFidcncc.
MRS. ANNTE ID. HALE,
No. td2 Shelby tree
Circulars % Be lad ~ ne music, hook 4
druF stores. ~
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The New York World thinks that the
absence OF bootjacks, pomatum pots and
other household missiles in the remains
Of the Swiss lacustrine villages is an evi.
dence that the domestic cat was unknown
10 prehistoric man. N...-
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RESTAURANT.
MERCHANTS RESTAURANT,
Cor. Madison and Second SITS,

rs THE PLACE TO GET A HEALTHY
Grafton. prepared By men who have made the
kitchen and dining-r0Qm life study. Moth.
ing but the freshest and best meats and vogc-
the establishment. ..
Day board By week or month. corEin says
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Notice 10 laNYers.

WE HAVE E9R SALE AT TIE LFpgI
W oncs blank noucs1 a. lake deposiii-
and printed inrtrl ctiQns % tie cfrer ~
he sane; also hlank CAPTIONS and csrf
aisi. a
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NOTICE.
NOTICE!

nrHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
Il Of the Memphis Building and Savings AS
S N n o h eoS ns sh SlggbninE yn
Life Insurance Co.. No. Al Madison street.
Stockholders are all expected 10 DO present.
By order g. II. JUDAH. Pros't.
3. STURM, Sec'y. sam
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ooFFFicclAL.'
OF DINA N q 10

OF Indebtedness for Payments
Made for Nfcoison and stone Pave
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-27
STATE NEWS.

.-''Professor' Fay is fooling the ID an
vile people with his Davenport Brothers"
show. saf
"A three hundred dollar Loudoun
county horse planted peck of seed wheat
in his interior with fatal effect. ~. 3
The sale, in Alexandra, of horse at
IS. 20 is recorded. One sold Saturday in
Chase City, brought 1925. In the last
case tbs purchaser hired two mules to
help the "animile'i to draw his last
breath. m o.
The Harrsonburg Old Commonwealth
says "Colonel Deneale is now before the
people of Rockingham seeking their votes
for seat in the next house Of delegates,
and we believe, processes to be acting with
the Conservative party"
Lycurgus Little, tried at Berryville,
Clarke county, for the murder of his broth.
er Clinton, last July, has been found guilty
OF murder in the second degree, and sem
fenced to fourteen years. Imprisonment in
the penitentiary. Oscar, another brother.
indicted for the same offence, will be next
tried.
| Manassas Junction was left at the
close of the war barren spot, without
so much as shade tree or fence-post,
much less church or school-house. Emf
grafton and capital however, have triumphed
over the desolate town, aud now, says the
Northern Christian Advocate, it possesses
''as fine set of school-houses as can be
found in Virginia or in many Of the
| northern states.o
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G i, County Ga.ner,ns.
IIIcKsFo RID.

iSiNfofo MI, oClUDcF lf.
10 Me Editor Of 1Ae State Journal.
BY far the largest Republican gathering
ever held in this section of Virginia was
convened to-day in old ETicklord. By II
O'Clock in the morning the entire court
house square was packed with men,
women and children, there being fully
three thousand persons present. The
enclosure surrounding the courthouse
was well filled with benches, while 'front.'
ing the people was the speakers stand.
beautifully decorated with the "Sta,s
and Stripea." Directly opposite, in the
rear of the people, was the platform
Tor Slaughter brass band, of Petersburg.
winch during the intervals of speaking, dis
eoursed amirable music. The Hon. p. X.
Jones presided with Captain p. P. Finegan
as secretary. The county committee were
decorated with blue rosettes, and acted as
aids for the chairman. The meeting was
opened by the Hon. Mr.. Stowell in an able
argument of one hour, and was followed
with lively and enthusiastic speeches from
the Hon. W. N. Stevens and Captain VIII
liam Il. Iernald. After which The multi
tude we're entertained with tremendous
barbecue, consisting of forty pigs
aud shoats, mutton, chickens. sweet
potatoes, pickles. breads, beef.
and other things to match. After the
feast the band discoursed some excellent
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

1924 L Ll as#...=sf
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Z TED STATES for the Eastern District O.
Virginia sst# :
In the matter of John N. Gresham. bankrupt
lin Bankruptcy. lI
AT Richmond. on The 7h day of October
a. d., 1873.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN h@
Please to take notice hereby, that a petition
has been. TO wit: on the 9TH day of October,
1873, filed in said District eonrt by j. N. Ores.
ham, of King Queenlco. in said district, who has
been heretofore duly declared bankrupt md er
act OF Congress entitled IAN act to establi-h a
uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March I'd. 1867, for
discharge and certificate thereof. from all his
debts and other claims proyable under said act,
and that the 10th day of Nov'ber, 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
tins 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
Yon 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. 81 w. W. FORBES.
Register in Bankruptcy for
oc 27-h2w the Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va
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We have many times regretted the alb
sence of that excellent quality in the south
which is called humor. The inability to
comprehend the absurdity of the political
twaddle which each hotly contested cam
paign develops, has brought upon that sec
ton unnumbered woes. A native born carl
caturist like Thomas Mast, might have
saved Virginia from the folly of secession
provided. of course. that his body had been
impervious to bullets. An artist with a
keen appreciation Of the ludicrous would
have not lived many hours after the appear
ance of his first cartoon, unless he pos
sessed a charmed existence, against which
neither revolver nor bowie-knife could pre-.
vail. Virginia is just now demanding a
great deal-she wants capital, she wants
labor, she wants immigration, and, the
Hon. r. M. I. Hunter being spokesman,
she wants compensation for her EN- sncipated
slaves but above all these, she needs a
generation Of men who can see a Joke and
laugh atit.-Bdltinore american.
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music then the people again assembled at
the speakers stand. where the Hon. G. W.
Graham and j. p. Brady. of Nottoway
county, closed the Publication in rousing
speeches. Not an incident occurred to
mar the festivities Of the day. Too much
credit cannot be awarded the working Re-
publcans Of Greensville for this magnificent
demonstration. The entire expense was
borne by themselves. In conclusion, we
say three cheers for p. X. Jones and p. p.
Finegan, and the people Of Greensvlle!
.U VERITAS. T.
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LEATHER.
GROCERIES. &c

BACON AND LARD-Western Shout
ders. l0Aal0%c.; Bone Sides. llAall Ne. Clear
Rib. llMal2e;; Breasts. j hal2c; Plain Hams
| giniahoground, llal2c. Lard, Country, 9alOc
Baltimore leaf in tierces and barrels l0alOkc
| in half barrels, lo%c.; in kegs. l2al2kc. These
.-Tailow laMal4 cents per pound
Adamantine, 16 cents. * EttA5F
COFFEE-Rio. far to good. 25ae7c.; prime to
choice choice \, s7a2sc; Laguayra, 2sa3oe; Java
COTTON YARNS-Country yarns Nos to
FISH Herring Eastern gross. $5.5Oa6 pei
| barrel North Carolina No cut, IS .0Oa&s 90 per
barrel North Carolina No. ] roe asaSs 60 Del
barrel halfbarre $3.50: North Carolina No,
gross. 70 5oaS6.-Mackerel-N Bay mackerel
*isa$l9; No. Shore, $s.26aSs No. q (in bar
relsl, $lS; No. large Tin barresl I'll oOaSli 90
49, Sl65 Leaksqille, N. c., yarns, 81. 90.
PLOW Observation-Disclosures Hc.; retail,
GRINDsTONEs- lxasc per lib for small and
medium large size, 2Aa2h. 4t.sf, ff.t.TT-
lRON-Bar 6hc for common sizes 6xash
for bands; Norway and Sweedes, 7a7he; Ooun
~ Hammered 6Aa6c Sheet. 7Aa9c n
LUMP PLASTER, - 60: Ground, $40 90 to
sll6O per ton; calcined, $Sas.26, Lump piaster
LEAD-Pig, s.4asxc per pound
Liquors = Rectified whiskey Common
Rec itied." s5atl.l0; full proof, II loo. al 20
medium rye, 81 Soa2; pure Old rye, t2a4 Tir-
Domestic brandies. ~ .25a2 Domestic gins
+l.2Oal go Fruit brandies, ~ s5al so Black.
berry do. $.26al 80. Geanine Holland Gin
1000 per case.
LIME AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Virginia
" .20al 40; Riverton, 81 Goa. 40 Rockland
VI 90 by quantity from wharf; $!.75 by retail
from store: Rosedale ~. 2Ua2 %; Caicined Pr =.
Ter, w 76aS James River Cement. S2a225
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Amber good
Syrup 60a66; ". o. Molasses 76aSO; Dark Stand
ard Molasses Syrups, in barrels, 27c; in ..terces
26 in hogsheads, 2Sc; Cuba Mnscovado, In bar.
rels, 66a60; Porto Rico, 8Oa76 White Syrup,
Shipper gallon.
MILL OFFAL-Bran 2uc; Shots, &c; Brown.
stun, SOC; Shipstutf, 80. wholesale from MILL
NAll4S-Od Dominion, 10 to sop. my, 49, TO
9-nenny, $oA; to 7-penny, S6h; 4 To 6-penny
t6A; 3penny, $7A. BY the loo kegs, 2dc less
STEEL-Naylor's cast, ISM. English blistered
lSc; American do. llal2c 'I4EH flr
OlLS-Kerosene 29a3lc.s Wholesale; str,iits
86a70c.; linseed, DOC. per gallon by the barrel
Virginia lubricating Oil. INC. Whale ON, ebc;
Lard Oil, Soc; Sperm Oil, ". %; Labrador God
On, for tanning purposes, 66a90c 49,
PAPER STOCK-Mixed cotton rags, Ia4Ac
white .ba6H woollen. 2a4c; imperfections 2kaal
PREPARATlONS-Old Dominion Fertilizer
$6O; Gilham's Tobacco Fertilizer $40 90; Gil
NAM Truck do, $40 do. cotton Fertilizer SgO 90:
PoWhatan Raw Bone Super Phosphate, 800 10
Whann's Super Phosphate sos: Soluble Pacific
sea Fowl, and Norfolk Fish, $50 ~; English To
hheco Fertilizer, $40 on; Eureka, MN; Flour OF
Bone 800 90: Gilham's Peanut Fertilizer, tCO 90
. POWDER-Sporting, IS per keg, A6 90 by the
ioL; blasting, $3.75a4 by the lot; mining, "a Goa
400 by the lot; Eagle powder TASKS Sli 80 per
ease OF 20 pounds: Treble F, in canisLsrs, SOL per
of 90 pounds.
M A
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
tIcHMoED. October ", 1879
offerings
Wheat White l,05o bushels Red 1853 bush
els.
Con-Whte, GA bushels.
Oats-9 bushels. -.' HH n
Meal-i00 bushels
Sales
Wheat-White, SOL bushels 90 Sl.75 to 81 30
for prime to common. Red, 26i bushels % sl.76
to vi. 40 for prime TO common
Corn-WhLe s7I bushels very good, S0c
Oats-9O bushels good Va spring. h2c
Re-eghibited
None. .
NoTE.-On and after Tomorrow, the 2sth inst.
the Exchange will open at ~ O'Clock a. IN.
sales TO commence at 10 a m. t'i"
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rr,Hrs rs TO GIVE 'S S9r,cE-r,o, on IN.

TTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
Il lTth day of Seprr, a. d., 1873, a warrant
In bankruptcy wins issued ont of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict OF Virginia, against the estate of Mary
M. Hughes of Pr. Edward county and State Of
Va, who has been adjudged a bankrupt, on her
own petition: that the payment ofany debts, and
the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to her or for her use, and the transfer
OF any property by her, are forbidden by law !;
that meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt,
to prove their debts and choose one or more
Of bankruptcy, 10 be holden at Richmond, before
w. w. Forbes, esq register. on the LIST day
of November, q. d., 1878, at 10 o'clock a. m.
DAVID b. PARKER,
oc 10-E2w u. s. Marshal
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COLT
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That ON q

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-Thnt on the
Il 26th day of Septber, a. 1873, warrant
In bankruptcy was issued ont of the District
Court of the United States against the estate of
John Z; Noble of the county of Amelia and
State OF Virginia, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petition THAT the pay
ment 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 II 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 Richmond,
Virginia. before w. w. Forbes, esq.,. register,
on the list day of November, a. d., 1878, at 10
O'Clock a. m. DAVID ID. PARKER,
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