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GRIM
Accounts Of the Ku-Klux Ter
rorism in Central Ken
tucl1y.


Mti-Klux 1norrors in Kcnttlcky.
LOUISVILLE, Ang. 24-Tho CoM7er-Jonrna
Tomorrow morning will publish another long
letter from its special correspondent sont into
tho hu-K]ux counties to Investigate tho out
rngos. Tho correspondent gives Il list Of SO
outragoa committed in Henry, owon, aud Frnnk-
lin Oountios sinco 1870, varying from
simple warnings to propesty-Aoldors hot
to employ noHroes. through arHons, rapoB,
aomo weoia ssi,,ce, offered $500 oach for tho ap.
prohension Of tho Ku-Klux concerned In tic
murder Of tho negro Wilson, on tho Knox
bfowl, plantation, but since tho proclamation
several outrngoH havo been com,nitted. Tho
outlaws laugh at all attempts to secure cotyic-
tion. When ono il arrested, Inc easily proves
Nh alibi by ctlior members of the gang. Tho
correspondent believes tho waoin number Of or
ganized Ku.Rlux in those three countios doosnot
exceed ono hundred. who hnyo Regular plnco Of
cludes % follows: "one aud all agreo tint
soldiers, State or Federal, can accomplish lilo
dispersal and uttor humiliation Of tho Khan In
short order. Can wo get at them? We havo
Inv it 4 dead letter il this case. Why should
any ono longer doubt IL I hayo attempted to
furriah chronological list Of the Ku-Klux
vlllalnies. That thoy havo committed twice %
many as tho tImo and moaIls at hnnd havo en-
qbled mo to ga.thor, have no doubt.
rapes eovoral hundred attempted murders, and
. whippings and boatinga, and driving from tleir
homes Of thousands Of our boat citizons. II
theso cases do not call for extraordinary meas-
uros, what III tho narae Of truth and justice over
will7 Tho pooplo Of Owen ind Horny
counties are oarnest in thoir appeal. They eyei,
protest that Governor 1os1io iB tardy
IN coming to their roliof. While ho Inns thus far
still His Ezcellcncy. a mngnanimous to overlook
tho NoFYCE8 u3braiGiuEa of ul4u whose ,rivuB
, 1873-08-25
DUBUQUE.

Accidentally SlOt--d:cruaun Festivities.
Special Ditpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DunuquE, Ia, Aug, 24.-Laat night about 9
o'clock young man OF tho name Of Ed Busby
accidentally shot himsolf at Marvin Station, on
tho Iowa Division Of tho Illinois Central Rail-
road. uo had iuAt returned from hllnting~ex-
podition, and wus gotting out Of tho wagon whom
the gun went on tue charge taking effect in the
region Of the heart, killing him instantly.
Lyons aud IIeilevue arrived hore 1t 1918 this
morning. A committee Of the Dubuque society
received the e1cursionists, and escorted thom to
the Dubuque dardens. where the day Was spent in
1nerry-mpking. In the afternoon about twenty
soclaty's Clnb-HouHe. Tho Arst prize was won
by Joo Wittnaor, tho second by II. Dlumenaucr,
tho third by h1r. Esohen, aud tho. fourth by
h1r. HENDERSON. all Dubuquors, except tho last
natned, who IL from LyonB.
, 1873-08-25

sttetai Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
cossively warm hero, tho war1nost Of the month,
10 far. The cholera has died out entirely, aud
tho Board OF Health will make official announce.
mont thereof to tho City Council tomorrow
evening.
VIENNA, Aug. 13.-The cholera rather ncroag-
es than abates. Fifty-four DEATHS have takor
place in the Cholera Hospital alone since July
d. The deathB 10 tho town and suburbs thif
month are about 800, nearly half Of tho total
number OF caaes having resulted fatally.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 24.-Julge Thomas
ut his residence hero, at o'clock this morning,
Of cholora, aftor an 1lneas Of two days.
, 1873-08-25

Spttial Dtspatch to 1:Ae Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 24.-The Hon. John ".
Caroy, President Of tho Wisconsin State Railway
Company, statos that that corporation has ton-
dared Governor Washbura bond OF 8l25, 900,
liguidated damages that thoy will construct the
Chippewa Valley Railroad. st. Croi1 & Superior
nailroatl, and Monroe Extension, for tho ST,
Croix land-gsant. in caso 1t shall bo confirmed to
tho state, The Company had before o1ored
panal bond OF $3d0,0o0 to hold tho
State harmless by reason OF tho
failure, md now Offers q bond OF liquidated
damages as required by tho Governor, which IL
e4ual to confoaBion OF iudgment by the nigners OF
tho bond that they will pay tho amount of
money into tho treasury in caao tho Company
fails to build tho road, whether the State gcta
tho la1,l-grant OF not.
81. LOUIS, Aug. 1i.-A report prevails hnro
that robert e. Carr, President Of tie Kansaa Pa
cido Ralroad will DO mAdo tho Managing Direct
or .of tho Atlantic Il Pacific RAILROAD, and that
tho inlorests Of these two roAds are to DO con-
solidatl.
, 1873-08-25
CuANGE,
| ABOVE Low
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KiM. / Ea{l,
". y. KAUFMAN, Observer,
Room 10 Ma jor D}uck, Ctirago.


The Young Divorce-suit--Tf,un
Storms.
SALT LAKE, Aug. ~. 49, Judges Tilford ind
Smith, counsel for Mrs. Ann Eliza Young in tlo
divorce case. publish q long card in reply to tho
1sev. 6trattos, charging him with interfering in
tho caso and attempting to comp1omiao with
Brigham without tllelr knowledge, and intimat-
ing that ho received pay therefor. He il charged
with lying when 10 asaerta that they had de-
famed her character. The card ia spicy and
strong. tcloses with stating tint Mrs. Young'a
caso il not lost. They believe she will ultimately
triumph. 1hoy will appeal to tho Territorial
Supreme Court and will not trilo longer with
Mr. Stratton. The oaao is to bo pushed ahead,
aud Causes good deal Of talk.
Gornau omigrant lost both arms on getting
on board wostorn-bouud train at Laramie oil
Friday evening.
John Bingham. Minister to japan, WAS hero
today, we'll
Thoro hayo boon moro thunder-storma and
rain tlio paat week than eyor experiouced in tho
aame tinic by the Oldest Inhabitants. It is rain
ing again tonight.
, 1873-08-25

The Recent DociHlon IL, St. Lot1ts DC.
cfnrin- tho License Craainaucc lin,
Observation-Disclosures i. Thought ok
1t by the Lawyers nnl Rnrticy III.
rectly HMterestctl.
Special Disratch to Tia Chicago Tribune,
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 24.-The social evil question.
latoly brought to tho surface by tho action of Tho
Rev. DR.. Elliott, III tho tllomo of general Discus
aion here. Tho decision Of Judge Colvin de-
claxing the law which granted the City Council
permission to regulate tho evil unconstitu-
tional is soyoroly oommoutcl On by some
Of the best lawyers In tho city.
Judge Colvin uses tho following language
"Tho City Council attaches too gront and robust q
meaning to the words to regulate. Tiore
are various Ways by which effect might be given
to tleBo words OF tho grant, in mannor not in
consistent with Tho stato law. They aay that
tho Judge herein acknowledges tho right to
regulate, aud they ask WHY. il tis is 30, 6e da-
Bay furthor, TINT 1T in grave matter to dpolaro
law passed. by the State Legislature uuconuti-
tuHonal In doubtful case. Tho loaning III all
toward conetitutlonaltty. Whoro tue Supreme
Court Of tho State fears to treat it becomes
City Court to SO alow1y aftcr having deoillcd
question which, il Ae is corroct would inval-
dato tho charter and disposo Of tho whole mat
tor" Flo proceeds to aho" that tho 1nain auoa-
from the decision IL that citios cannot DO grant
Cd my privileges not contained in tho general
Inv. It is furthor BuggoHtel to tho Judge
TINT constitution IL rather linz
or, and that State Legislature
IL in its sphere as omnlposont as tho Parliament
Of England.
THO 1awyora who discuss tho caHo also regard
tho elaboration upon tho Donch OF tho moral
featurea OF tho caso w untluely, misplaced, and
not in couaouanco with the Hpirit Of American
institutions. Tho decision IL regarded III q whole
as confused and unworthy 10 be tho finale of 10
grare a cnsD. The reporters haye boon inter-
Yiewing the landadies to find out what tley in-
tend to do In tho Promises. But two aro directly
involved in tho put, and they hayo the bust known
| houses in tho city. III regard to thoir going
] baok on tho city for tho money they Ind hnet
tiol,, Hiss Clark sad 1t wnnia depend entirely
Z! upon tho decision of tho Supreme Court. ii
J that 1uca!on wore Mlverso, tho beat thing t,loy
could do womb DO to asa the city to give them
bauk tl.oir dues. Tho monoy WAS paid In good
| faith and having complied with tho law, They
we're to bo tnod and imprisoned it. tlloy docllnod
! to Cay tho nnma In which thoy wBre holden
] Tho caso oou!al bs kept in tho Suproulo Court a
year tw0, a1lt III tho meantime they should gc
| on aa usual. It would cost tlp,n d good deal
but they could find tho means to pay their law
] yors' Iooa. She Baia, moreover, TINT, Altiloug!
| a,a lid uos Hike tila aw Mt frat. n.o regarded II
With favor now. Yloro was much loss abslYnatios
tlan formerly. Wives OF tho most respectable
men in the city usol to ou1no to her hoase Of
| Fiftoontil street. That kind Of business hRs al
MoAt entirely ceaBoa.
| Itmay be unia hsxo that this point Is goet
, 1873-08-25

In theHe dull dog.!lays tho young folks adopt
rnany nseans of Willing away tho hours: The
Ind;n rubber utring. Tho mode IL to slip mp bo-
Lind o,.a aud auapond it boforo tho face. OF
colrbo It has very startling, and satisfactory
oaoot, e,,d a good laugh IL had at tho expense
Of tho dnpod party, few days ago worry prao,,
It to string, aud suspended it bofors young
man. The litter, to show hiH familiarity with
tie trick, and TINT ho couldn't 10 frightened,
grabbed 1t with his mouth, lilo IL now known
aa tho champion bug-oater.- Enterprise (4njss.)
Courier,
, 1873-08-25
fort WAS supplied tllom. No blanc iB attached
to any Quo for tho accldont.

Destructive Eiro nt 1solfnst, n1niao.
DELrAsr. Mo-, Aug. 2a.-A most destructive fro
broke out at o'clock to-day, tho weather boing
dry mud d strong gale blowing from tho north.
1t commenced IN Dennott's aail-!oft, north Of II.
siiby Dro.'s wiarf, spread with feartul za-
pidf!Y along tho wharyoA as fur nB Chr
ter's ship-yard and tho mnrino railway,
crossing Union atroot, and extended
to Hill atreet, consuming all tho buildings In is
southern coirse as far as the houao Of L. K.
Boyle on Hill strcot, whore TIM fire was stayed.
Ovor 126 buildings were destroyed, mostly Of
wood. Tho whole loge, aa noar as can 10 Hsnta1
tonight, is nearly 100000. With a
pinglee exception, all tho prominent
principal b'ildinga destroyed arc tho stores Of
L. SibY & Son, Pitcher i Gorha.n, Frederick i
Co., W. y. Swan Il Co., Daniel Lane, Belfast
Foundry, Pitcher Il Sous, five houses, Oartor Il
Co.'s ship-yard, with ono or moro vesaols on tho
stocks. Coopcr's 1umbor-yard, Matthew'S l. Co.'s
sash md blind factory, @. r. Thomb's sail-
loft, D. ". Dyer t. Co.'s marino railway, on
High atroot. The valuable house Of James Gill;
moro, tho Joaiah Tarrar House, Frothnglam
House and houses Of II. ". stephenson b. W,
Dyer, ASA Fauncc and Z. K. Goyla woro de-
Btroyed. At lenat 13U famies nro rendered
homeless. 4 largo number Of persouB removed
tho furniture.
, 1873-08-25

ratio analysis, TINT in sunlight thcro arc
6o per cont Of sueh rays, III gaalt5h nearly
mehy as 9i. Without vouchlng for tho ontiro
oorroctnsah Of tl,cAo Agureu, tho aunouneement'
latoly matlo IL worth roronttng, namely: that
ufernan : y chemist nanlod Lont1sforg profosgcB to
artificial light through tln tnyer of alum or
m,ca i,, toso caorio rnya GRO alsorbod, willis tho
Illuminating powor Of tho tr.lp ght-rays is ,.i,-
ploasant to tito eyo.
, 1873-08-25
Tho I1cssicr LyncIsing Cs.sc In Cnllo-
lElY EnanlY. HEa.

ST.. LOUIS, AUG. 2i.--shorifr Law, Of cnlo-
way County, who was 30 uorioualy wounded
died yesterday nfter1soou. 1Io was unable
to mako any statement previous to lis
death. regarding the lyneh!nS, or ws4o
wore to his knowledge engaged iu it. Attorney
General Ewing il still inyepsigati,.g tho affair.
mnttar.
, 1873-08-25

Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
BElIalnE, O., Aug. 24.-Joha II. Heaton. T.
prominent politician, and editor Of the st. Cars-
vile Gazette and Cittzea died last nighs OF coll
gcBtion of tho lungs.
Todd, .. D., long a pastor Of tho First Cougro-
gational Church in pittsllold, and author Of
sThe Students Manual" and numerous other
books for tito young, died, tlis morning, in hia
73d yoar.
, 1873-08-25
THE SCIENTISTS.
Papers Read Before the Portland
Convention.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 24.--At the session Of
the Science Convention last night tlroo papers
were read, rs followR: On the Geological Study
OF Niagara and tho Lower Helderhorg Group Of
nocka in tho United Btatea and Canada,
by Prof. James Hall, State Geological
Of New York. This paper waa quito
important, and throw 7ast deal Of light on a
long disputed question.
Dr. sterry Hunt road paper On the breaEa
In the American palozoio rocks.
Tho last paper read was ColrertH supposed
relic Of man In the miocenes OF the Dardanellos,
BY George Washbnrno, communicated by g. II.
Hitchcock.
, 1873-08-25
Improved H1o''i"m Of Artificial Light
for tho l;YGH.

The painful efect OF some OF the most ueual
kinds Of artificial light upon thu cyo is vol
known, eyen to mully wl.oHo natural vision III
quito uninspairod.. ThiB IL attributed by recent
Investigators 70 the groat proportion OF really
non-lumlnons rays, Or rays Of more calcrc bong,
IL claimed to he demonstrated, by aceu-
, 1873-08-25

Political Appointments Recalled.
O1solNNATl, Ang. A.-Seuator Morton and
this morning. Mr, Morton ie suffering from
considerable hoaraoness, incident to his effort
yesterday, and in consequence has recalled his
appointments at Dayton, Cleveland, Norwalk,
and Toledo.
, 1873-08-25

Special Nspatth 10 Tho Ch'rago q+ibmne
1Np1ANAroLm, Aug. 2t.-1'he Toledo, Illorr-
town G Ut. Luuss Nailroad, Chief Ensinoor
Jackson, il loent!ng tho lilla permanently bo.
tween Thorntown and tho county seat, Of urant
County. 1lo has already stakel out twenty
hnndsel mon aro employed upon this work, and
will haye tho road GRADED to tho county-lina
between Boone aud Cliaton by tito lst Of Ooto-
lar.
, 1873-08-25
The st. Louis Mutual Insurance Com.
pauy'n Affairs.

sr. LOUIS, Aug. 24.--W,n. J. Lawis, prosdon.
ct tho Bt. Louis Life Insurance Company, has
issued an address to tho policy-holders Of that
company, in which he says tho now directory
will procood At once to ASCERTAIN, tho
condition ot tho company in detail, to
may have been committed, to institute
an economical administration Of It's business,
and in all thinga to place It's affairs in plain
showing before all the parties Interested.
, 1873-08-25

New YonK, Aug. 24.-A Wilmington, DOL,
dispatch Btatns TINT the damage to vessels md
canal harges in tho Chesapeake d Delaware
Canal includes eloyen scboouors and eighteen
bargeB hopelessly wrecked, whilo twenty light
schooners and thirty-Boyen barges, two tugn,
aud one propeller steamor nre stranded,
most Of them more or less injured. Ono yesHoi
lios 400 yartls from tho canal. All crafts Gust Of
st, aeorgo's, escaped serious injuries. Tho
canal authorities hopo to got them OUT in two
wecka. Tloae ut st. George ,nay bo released In
month. Many Of tho echooners mud most Of
tho barges arc 1oadef with coal.
, 1873-08-25

Tho Indianapolis Exposition.
1Np1ANAroLlB. Aug. M.-T1o Exposition build
Ing was completed yesterday, Tho reception Of
aftiolea opens Tomorrow. Tho prospects aro
nattorlng in all departments.
, 1873-08-25

ono for tho law If It can bo sustained In regard
to lor lalftual n,alo viBtorH, ao stated that tho
black cloth WAS occasionally roprosoutod 1t her
1otlBe by o1orgymon OF tic Catholic and protost-
ant denominations.
Tho viowA expressed by Afisa CLARK aro doubt
leBs those Of a largo majority Of tho Keepers Of
lousoB Of ill-famo in st. Lonis.
, 1873-08-25

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 2i-A T. Tucker.
Mate Of tho Iaicwild, was fea,fully cut with !
r. razor by negro, Wn'. Thompson, thiu morning,
Tucker had discharged tho negro for sleeping
during the night.
, 1873-08-25

WAsn1Noros, Aug. 24.-For tho New England
sud Midllo States, continued low temperature,
light to fraal uorthoasterly to northwosterly
winds. aud gonorally clear weathor. For tho
lake regiop, less pressure, light oaatorly to
aoutlorty winds, anl partly cloudy weather.
Temperature rising. slightly in tho Lower Lako
LIKE region. For the Ohio Valley aud tlonco
woatward to tho Territories and eouthward
to TonneHsce, high temperature and clear or
cloudy weather. For tho South Atlantio and
Gulf Statos, generally clear and warm weather
With aroas Of light rain on tho coast.
HTAGE or WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage pf water, with
changes in the az hours ending 8 p. m., Aug. a,
1873;
, 1873-08-25

Special Dispatch to The Chicugo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2l.--IhiH evening ulnn
named Kahlow was chased by Haloon-keeper
for pay for beer he bud drank, and wIila on
Chestnut stroat bridgo lle turned atld shot at
Lis purBuer. Kahlow escaped, but will be ar
restod to-day, as it will bo Impossible to leave
the place before a warrant Gun be sworn.
, 1873-08-25

Br. john, N. B., Aug. 2l.-A heavy north
castorly gale haa been raging hero since thiA
morning. Much damage will probably be douo
to property on land and shipping.
, 1873-08-25

CINCINNATI, Aug. 24.-Tho Gazette special from
meng aaq te prineps % oofneas es
Several honscB adjoining, Oh two s.roots, wero
badly damaged. A atoainer was sont from Rich
mona Ind, to thoir AhsiBtnnce. LOSS estimated
at $4,000 to- 100000. No moro particulars re-
ceiyod to this hour.
, 1873-08-25

porTsy111n. "a, .Ang. 2l-Col. Frank 4.
burr, proprietor of' tho Daily STANDARD. had an
apopleotio attack yesterday. Though connilera-
bly, improved, his condition Ia yet vory critical.
, 1873-08-25

MEMrNIs, Aug. 4.-Jorry Collins, m old cili-
zen residing noar Winchester cemetery WAS
beaten by sonu unknown purson 10 badly last
Of,
, 1873-08-25

Death from StlitHtrniku.
Special Nfspa!ch to Yks chicaao Tribune.
RICHMOND, Aug. 44.-A gardener named Hugh
Harvey, mi!oa north OF tic city, was guustr1ck
yesterday afternoon. Ho !waa found uncon-
sclous, aud died On being taken to tho AouHo.
, 1873-08-25

Religious Matters III faCrmany
NEW YolIK, Aug. 20.--A Doriin letter to tho
London Tines says tho Ulsnop Ut posou, baying
, 1873-08-25

VCeHW HEU31EtEnIr ND"Hs
New Yon9, Aug. M.--Arriyed, steamships
qity Godo Of ohoAtor pAtavia' sfd wiaoonSin' from
, 1873-08-25
THE SOCIAL EVIL.

The Recent Docialon In St. Louis Dc-
cfnring the License Ordinance Un.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES il Ihouf.]1t tk
F. 1t by the Lawyers nnt1 Rnrticy ri.
rat.ftv Hnfarextnt}.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-01
BANKRUPT NOTICES.

f6ll
TN THE DisTRI T COURT OF qHE UNI.
1TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vlr-
& nia.
In the matter of J. II. Rowe, bankrupt
In bankruptcy.
At Fredericksburg. on the 18th day of Feb
ruary. A 1873.
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN
Please 20 take notice hereby, that a petition
has been. wit: on the 3rd day of February,
A. ID. 1873, filed in said District Court by J. H
Rowe, of Gloucester county in sad dis.
trict, who has beer heretofore duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress entitled "An
act TO establish n more uniform system of ranlt.
ruptcy throughout the Unlled States" approved
March I'd, 1857, Tor discharge and certificate
thereof, from all his debts and other CLAIMS
provable under said act and that the 10th day
OF Mach, A. d. 1873, at q O'Clock M before
J. L. W aterman, one of the registers OF said court
In bankruptcy. at his office In FIR, dericksburg in
said district, is the time and place assigned for
the hearing of the same, when and where you
may attend and show cause, If any you have.
why he prayer Of the said petition should not
be granted
You are also hereby notified that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of said bank
rupt will be held at the same time and place.
j. l.. WATERMAN,
Register IN Bankruptcy for
ie ls-Tu2wN LIST Cong'l Dist of Va
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-01
BANKRUPT MOTT rs.

TN THE DISTRICT COukI OF The UNI
l. ted States for the Eastern District OF vir-
gnia.
In the matter of Levi S. Gardner, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
At Norfolk, Va, this goth day of February.
1873.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Please to take notice hereby, that petition
has been, to wit: on the 20th day of Feb'y 1873
filed in said District Court by Levi s. Gardner OF
Norfolk city IN said district. who has
been heretofore duly declared bankrupt under act
of Congress entitled "An act to establish uni
form system of bankruptcy throughout the Uni
ted States" approved March I'd, 1867, for dis.
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provabie under said act, and
that the Sd day Of March, A. ID. 1873, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, before Benz Il Foster, one of the
registers of said court IN bankruptcy, at his
office, No.26 Bank street, Norfolk in said district
u the time and place assigned for the hearing OF
the same; when and where you may attend
and show cause, If any you have. why the
prayer fthe said petition should not be granted
CHARLES T. BARRY,
fe 22-S2w CLERK
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-01
THIS Is TO GIVE SOTICE-Tha, OF, IN,

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That oil the
i 10th day Of February, A. d. 1873, q warrant in
bankruptcy was issued out of District Court
OF the United States for the Eastern District of
Virginia, against the estate of Joseph HUT
of Accomac county, and State of Virginia.
who has been adjudged bankrupt on
his own petition THAT the payment of
belonging to said bankrupt, 10 him or for
his use, and the transfer of any property by him,
are for hidden by law THAT a 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 fredericksburg Va, before J. l.
Waterman, Esq, Register, on the 10th day of
March, A. ID. 1873, at IL O'Clock M.
DAVID d. PARKER,
fe lS-Tu2w IT, = Marshal
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-01
AUcTruN SALES.
BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioaeers.

A ssIGNEE's SALE a.
VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY IN
RICr MoND, VA, WITH COMPLETE
EouIpMENr OF. MACHINERY.
As assignee of the estate of D. O.. Mayo,
bankrupt. under an order OF the United sta es
District Court for the Eastern district of tir-
ginia, dated January 10, 1878 will offer Tor
sale at pnblic auction, on
MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1873.
at o'clock P. NJ, on the premises, that very
valuable TuBACCO FACTORY on thesoutheast
corner OF Tween y-flfth and Maiu slreets, with
Lot fronting 1872 feet on Main street, running
back loo feet. The BUI ID >GS are comme-
dlons, almost entirely new, well arranged for an
Also the cnmple,e ock OF Machinery and
Fixtures, combm ng all Of the latest improve
ments O. composed ia part as follows;
! 80 huRSE-PoWER ENGINE,
70 HYDRAULIC SHAPE PRESSES.
y y NOV do S,erus POT do,
HYDRAULIC PUMP,
SHALF-POUND MILLS,
GONE POUND do.
sPPo RG TEN do
: ELEVEN INCH Mills III
ssShoR Rl TEN I'm, do &e;, &c., 1vopv
SMOkINci TOBACCO PRESSES AMI
CUTTERS, SHAFTING, Biting.
PULLIE.S, &C., SC, comprising, In fact,
everything necessary in completes establish
msnt, the machinery hayi.rg cost the bankrupt
1884 since July l. 1872.
OF ICE FURNITURE:
l SAFE, l DESK, LETTER PRESS.
STANDS, CHAIRS. GAS FIXTURES, SC.
TERMS-For the Real Estate, one-tou tn
cash, balance at eight, sixteen and TIVE, ty-four
monlhs, the purchaser to ri Q notes with APP
proved security for the deferred payments, title
TO be retained until the said notes are paid.
TERMS-For the Personal Properly, one
third cash, balance at three and six months,
purchaser to give notes with approved security.
VIM. IL ALLDERDICE, Assignee.
The order Of sale permits the assignee to
change the terms of sale, If he shall deem it pro-
per to do so on the day of sale. ~
Possession can be had in ten days after sale.
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-01

The old Huguenot church of France,
which lately held a snyod, after generations
of suppression, drew from Theirs the re-
mark: "lfall Frenchmen were Huguenots a
republic nigh be easily established in
France" and Guizot, who is member of
the body, said of it: have been present
for more than sixty years at many parlia-
mentary struggles, in which the first orators
OF France were engaged, and | have never
seen any which had more elevated or o
more dlgnified character, or which was
more remarkable for form and substance,