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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-28


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i ted States for the Eastern District OF Vir-
ginia. - .,.
In the matter of James I. Morriss, bankrupt
in bankruptcy. x.
At Richmond, Va, this 18th day OF March,
1873 So
Please to take notce hereby, that peutlon
has been, to wit on the 18th day of March. 1873,
filed in said District Court by James Morr has,
bean heretofore duly declared bankrupt under act
Of Congress entitled IAN act to esans IN limit
form system Of bankruptcy Throughout .me G s
charge and certificate thereof from al his us debts d
and other claims proyabie under sac a., act, aho
registers of said court in bankruptcy, az ms
office in Richmond. in said district.
Is the time and place assigned for the hearing Of
the same; when and where you may attend
and show cause, if any you have. why the
PRAYER of the said petition should not be granted
p'"' - -" w. w. FORBES, f
Register in bankruptcy for the
NH 12--W2w 50 CongI DlsI: ol va.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
TIED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
gnia.
- TO Whom It May Concern-The undersigned,
VIM. II. Allderdiee. Of Richmond city, va,
signee Of the estate of John j. Stevens, OF the
County of Spotsylvania, in said district; who
was to-wit on the 18th day OF October. a. D.,
1872, adiudged Il bankrupt upon the petition OF |
himself, by the. District Court OF the United
States for said district. al
Dated at Richmond, the 18th day OF March, A.
NH is~sw. VIM. H. ALLDERDIOE, ASSIGNEE.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
| i TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
| The undersigned hereby gives notice OF ms
| appointment as assignee of Richard II Bryant,
| OF the county of Southampton, and State OF
| Virginia, within said district, who has been ad
| Judged a bankrupt upon his own petition by the
| district Court of said district.
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF Feb
ruary, A. D., 1873. WILBUR ]. KILBY,
NH 7-lawSw* EFa Assignee.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District OF Viz
si In the matter Of Thomas p. Warren, bank.
Al Norfolk, before BENZ B, ter, register,
To Whom it May Concern--The Undersigned,
George W. Bailey of VI, NosiS ne;ntmsn gn a.
=
assignee of the estate Of Thomas r. Warren, OF
! Norfolk Virginia, IN said district, who was. on
the 30th day of December, A. ID. 1872, adjudged
!. bankrupt by the United States District Court
of said district. $500,
fa I6-S3w* Assignee.
Ha ..sa4 1910 ..-.5- -.Es4t w.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District o
Virginia.
In the matter of Joseph E. Physioc, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
Al Richmond Va, this goth day of February
u 1873.
To Whom it May Concem-The undersigned
Jacob COIN, of Richmond, Virginia, here6
gives notice of his appointment as assignee OF Tn
estate of Joseph E. Physioc, of Henrico count
In said district, who was, on the I'D DAY
IAN, 1878, adjudged bankrupt on ms own p'
vo tition by the District Court of said district.
90 JACOB COHN,
in 70 90 Saw Assignee.
~, ~ N, ; WILL. PAY FOR 6 COPIEs OF TIL
1O WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL for Oh
+. year, I#7#
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I'm The DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
/ TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. g ~, n po,.
In the matter of Jacob Cohn VS.. W. q. Dai'
ton, bankrupt---u bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, this l7th DAY OF March'
1873. - ...x.-,.>~,
Please to take notice, hereby that petitoh
has been, to wit on the 18th day OF Marcn
1878, filed in said District court by W. Y.
Dalton, Of Richmana, in said district, who aa as
been heretofore duly declared bankrupt under
act of Congress entitled San act to estanlisn u
uniform system of bankruptcy Throughout tne
United States" approved March "a, 1857, ior q
discharge and certificate thereof, from al his
debts and other claims prevable under said aet'
and that the slst day OF March, A. d. 1873,
at 10 o'clock A. M, before w. W. Forbes, one
of the registers of said court in bankruptcy, at
his office in Richmond, in said district is the
time and place assigned for the hearing OF the
same; when and where you may attend and
shpW cause, if any you have, why the prayer
of the said petition should nat bfgranted.
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.
'f' @E1a w. w. FORBES,
... Register in HapkrqptSY tor the
NH lT-M3w ID OongI DlsL. on VIZ.
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we'd, February 81, 1873.
GENERAL NAruRE-No TAI

E GENERAL NATURK-No "a.
AN ACT to restore Absalom Kirby as second
assistant engineer in the navy.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of Rep
ress7,tattues Of the United States Of Amerfca in
Congress assembled, That tho President Of the
United States be, and he is hereby, authorize d,
by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, to restore kbsalom Kirby to his original
position ON the active list as a second assistant
engineer in the navy of the United States.
approved, March 8, 1873. lEl. es. @
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SEWING MACHINES.
WILCOX & GIBBS.

THIS SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINE
Is now offered at the following liberal
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We will give, as a premium, FIRST CLASS
MACHINE of our own, or any ofher maaeTs
in the market that may be desired, TO ANY
PERSON who will sell
THREE WILCOX GIBBS MACHlNEs'
to be ordered and paid for at one time.
We also continue to allow ONE-THiRp DIS
COUNT to destitute applicants.
Price lists, circulars and instructions sent
s''''' - WILCOX s. GIBBS,
zz, as4ls Office No. Is, Ninth Street,
: fe 2s--tmy19d&w 51l Richmond. "a.
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The New Fifty.Cent Notes.

The plates for the new fifty cent notes
have been prepared at the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing Of the Treas
ury Department, and the work Of prin-
ting the new note will be commenced
next week, though 1t will be probably
ten days before the new note will be
issued to the public. The new note
will be about Q quarter OF an inch short.
er than that now in circulation. and q
quarter of an inch wider. lie dimensions
being three and three-quarter inches
long by two inches wide. On the ia
oes Of the note, left hand side, is Wig
nette head Of Samuel Dexter, who was
Secretary OF the Treasury in 1901, and
q former Governor Of Massachusetts,,
On the fight hand Of the note is sec
ton OF geometrical lathe-work. with
the words "Hfty cents" 10 white letters
engraved across the lace, The story or
lettering on the note is the same a. On
the present issue, with the exception OF
the words receivable for all United
Staste stamps" at the bottom OF the old
note, which are omitted on the new one.
The seal is printed in the centre Of the
face, and 10 enclosed in cycloldsl work,
a new feature npon fractional currency.
The back OF the note which will be prin.
ted 10 New York, will be grseD.lt ia
made up Of geome.rical lathe work and
scrolls. On the right hand corner the
word Gents" found on the old note,
ia omitted. and ths numerical 80 takes
its place. The date OF the passage o'
the act authorizing its issue IL omit.
ted from the face Of the new note and
put upon the back thereof On the leit'
hand side OF the back there ~ an open
space TO show the fibre in the paper,
and it will not be shown on the lace d
much as in the old note. The new
note. Of course, win take the place OF
the one now in circulation, 90 the press
ent one has been counterieited. although
not 10 any great extent No other
new fractioosi currency will be issued
al present.
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were ben.ath Us. The inevitable beng
upon US, ne anchor was swung loose
"a back, low current struck us and down
we came mssing direct for q small
clearing on the south side Of Whining
ton, at some distance from the depot.
"Hold Yourself in readiness for the
shock" quickly urges the professor,
and before it could be repeated the car
had struck the ground; but number
of men having been attracted to the
spot, we were anchored finally, after a
very slight Dumping. at exactly 3 PM.
having been up two, hours and sixteen
minutes, and travelling over ten mlles Ia
a straight line.
We had alighted in field belonging
to Joshua Bond, and after resting
awhile, answering questions Tor country
maidens who assembled to see the
arisI ship, the gas was let out and the
La Belle carefully folded, packed, and
conveyed to the Wilmington station
where MIR. Goodwin. the venerable de-
not agent, and his lady, entertained us
until late in the evening. Thus ended
the adventures of the Herald Celestial
Commissioner, after ting upward OF
two miles from terra Anna.
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Nav ApnlIcnhl0ns Of Paper.

Smgularly enough. the Iron Age NJ"
gues that paper is TO become the gen
eral, IL not universal substitute Tor
wool, leather ADD lndia' rubber o. slso,
to rome extent. Tor copper. tin snd zinc,
and tha, even iron ia not adapted 10 uses
30 widely various-it being practicable,
indeed. 10 bring paper pulp to such
state Of tougbpess and solid!,y, by ptes-
sure, a. 10 be almost as fire. proof aud
indestructible ~ ROO, and thus our
railroad cars may be made OF paper,
instead OF iron, thereby preventing the
dangers now incurred in case oil acti-'
deLta II i- claimed that. in pIopor-
ton 70 weight, paper IL. probably, the
strongest material OF construction
known. combining more perfectly than
any other antstsDne the qualities oi
strength. ligbtuess, hexibility, durabiIi-
ty, aud cheapnesa. SO many and vsri-
Gus, too, ere the articles of which il can
be made that il can be manufactured IN
QUANTITIES. pra acticaIly unlimited 10 every
civilized country. and. 40 long ~ pIapis
continue 10 grow. paper maDniacnrc
can be sustained. II il aIso. under AL
eircu instances, IN easy material 10 wors
and handle. The tact is probably well
known that the paper wheels which
have been ueei with success on some
Of the palace CARS are formed OF CON
pressed paper fitted into steel tire
iron pls,es are then adapted ID each
eide o, The paper aud boltsd together TO-
prevent any displacement oi the 6Iliss.
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A short Reirospeet.-A Litiie Of the
Political Record OF the Editor OF
the Telegraph.
M 0,,,,

Political Record OF the Editor OF
the Telegraph.
From the Clarksburg Sun.
The editor of the Telegraph still re-
pests his we'll worn slaug phrase
Camden ring" in everything he ~rits., :
whether pertaining TO politics. to Tree
schools, or 70 a personal controversy.
about the graded schools OF Cisrkshnrg
Jus. what he me Ins by the term he has
never risen To explain. The only so.u-
ton We think that can BE- given for his
frequent use ot the words is, thai he has
been for some years past trying TO gel
Up rings for his own benefit, but with
out sacce.s. In 1866 he tried To
form n ring for the purpoes
Of beating Hon. c. D. Hubbard. tot
the nomination as Q candidate ior. .Cou-.
gress. by the Republican party OF this
district but the ring was OF such small
proportions, and the gentlemen At the
head OF II OF such light weight, that
Mr.. Hubbard had no trouble in carry
ing off the party honors. ln'lSGS. this
same Editor tried to thrust himself
upon the Republican psr,y IS its can
iidste. for Governor hy forming ring
70 defeat the nomination OF Mr. Steven
son. nut was himself badly beaten, ani
bad 30 little strength in the convention
that hls name WAS not presented
Since that time he has been
induiging his eplesn 'gensrsiiv
towards all who be fsncied. whether 4
Dsmocrsts or Republicans, did moi
think him the greatest aud best man
in West NirSinia. and is being entitled
10 q seat in Coogren. or 70 the Chief
Executive office OF this State BY reason
OF Buperemiueut merit Witness in the
fall OF 1871 how he abused the then
present clerk of the Circuit Court OF
this county. and some Others 10 the
town OF Clark shurg. a. q Court House
ring" and yet last iall thess same gen
uemen were InveIy in his eyes because
thcy consented to let him have the poor
honor OF becoming candidate for the
Legislature only 10 he beaten. In sho,t
the editor ui the Telegraph 10
ready to join any ring or, combina'
iiOn tba, will yromise him advance
ment, and man whose short and obs
cure political career has been bnt con
tinued stiemp, TO get Office by forming
combinations. has no right 10 be hearl
in denuncia,ions OF what he ia pleased
TO call rings lie will have 10 scrh
another latitude where he ia not known,
in order that his csrpinys nj and dc-.
nunciaiious OF the polilica! sins OF oIh-
ers may lie credited, a. sincere, raihev
than looked upon a. the mcuthipgs OF
q thorough hypocri,e to whom NO way
is too dark, or course too crooked that
may offer him saccees. ....
OBSgKyRR
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Remarkable Case.

William Meyer, the man who on the
2ith OF June last was cut through the
body with scythe by sn insane man
named Klopp,uea Adsmstown, Lsucas
ter county, Pennsylvania, is not only
still alive, but should Inflammation not
set in there is a prospect of his recover
ing. The case is one Of the most slneu-
lar ones known to modern surgery. The
scythe entered the right side, about two
inches above the hip, and extended
transversely through the body in an
upward direction until the point sp-
peared ia the lett side below the arm
nit, The wound at the entrance was
81 inches in length, and at the terminus
II inches long. Meyer proceeded s6ort
distance with the scytbe extending
through his body, and then pulled 1t
out, reeking with blood, unaided. The
lobe OF the right lung was severed, and
it was not expected that ne could live
more than a few hours. To the sur
prise Of all, his condition is now frrora-
BILE to his recovery, and bis attending
physician, DR.. A. S. Raudenbush. o.!
Adamstown, has expressed the hope OF
being able to save his life. Meyer has
been perfectly conscious since the oe-
currence, speaks distinctly, and eats
and sleeps without difficulty. He ID Q
small man, 80 years Of age, and 10 OF
rather delicate appearance, although he
must possess q superior constitution 70
have thus far 30 well withstood the
result Of bis wound. His case is GER
tsinly a remarkable one. and we'll worth
investigation by medical nea.-Laa'
caster Pa. Express. -.- :
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More Malice.

From the Clarksburg Sun.
"The lsmented Smell fungus travel.
ed ilam Bologue to Paris-from Paris
TO Rorae-aad 30 on; but he set out
with spleen atd jsundice, and every OBJ
ject be passed bywas distorted and dis :,
colored. he wrote an account OF them,
but twas nothing bat the accoun. OF
his miserable feelings. "--Ser,t's Ssnf,
mental Journey. - .-.
The Telegraph in the mesaaerings OF
It's miserable malrce, reuews this week
is unwarrantable assault upon Judge
Hoffman, misrepresent;ng and dis.ort>
ing the purport Of some loose private
memoranda blown from bis window, q
subject which the IntelEgener abandon
ed sometime ago. with some reasonable
advice to the iustigators. This editor
Is nothing if not malevoleut His
spirit OF chronic aad constitutional ma
ligusnce oozes ou: continuously and
runs through every issue like sxelter-
ing venom through the miasmatic asys
OF August. The thoroughly jsuudiosd
vision sees nothing but obliqui,y
in the conduct OF others. An Ishmae :
lite, under the ban OF contempt in HE
own party, he is an object Of inditfer-
ence to his sdversaries. As we said last
week, his reflections where he is known
need no refutation from US. From this
source DO odium or derogstiou eau
come to Judge Hoffman. His scrupu-
lous sense OF honor, the stainless purity
OF his private snd public integrity, aud
the known lifetime character Of the man,
is, too the utter lack OF all these quail
ties in his assailant, as Hyperion to a
Satyr."
When the inveterate personal and
msligpsn. hostility which this editor
has invariably manifested towards the
subject Of this article is remembered,
from his first return from the war,
when in various articles in his paper,
we are informed, he recommended
violence and running from his home,
and upgenerously reproacbing aud de-
nouncing him for his personal misior-
tunes, suffered through the casualties
OF the war, the motive and object o,
these vindictivc aspersions are appa-
rent, and they viii be stamped with
their sufficient value: They are pre-
tended to be based upon Information
derived certain vague and anonymous
in buckrsm.' who are
asserted To be persons OF undoub,ed ve-
racity; doubtless 80 are they all hou-
orsble men" with honorable instincts
Tor the perussl OF private papers oi
others, but this manner OF personal re.
Election is not to the purpose. II there
are persons OF known character and
who have aught to say against
Judge HoGman's official integrity, when
they make their complaint by their au-
thentic signatures, it will then be sui
ficient for the Judge TO consider the
propriety and mode Of his reply.
As we view it, no honorable man can
accept the gage thrown down by the
Il lcE6QfQDn. t..fl
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IOWA.
salts ComaeHesd.

DEsMoIyrs, July 16.-About htts
suits have been commenced in the o.
8. circuit court. here By c. W. Upton,
assignee of the Great Western insur-
spce company Of Chicago. against the
stockholders.
THE wheat harvest has commenced
in this ssetios and the crops ara good.
Harvest hands are scarce all over the
state. 80, - -, Er, -.
Iowa, are preparing 70 establish per-
manept camp ground and summer se-
treat at Clear Lake. : I.a - 80
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District of Columbia and Henry N.
Cook Governor of that District, against
Charles A. Dana, of the SUM- for libel,
came up in the q. 8. District Court
before !. Judge Blatchford to-day.
Dana was present. with his counsel,
Mr.. Bartlett and 'ex-Judge Shipman.
The argument in the case was COM
menced. by. o. s., District Attorney
Bliss. Who moved for. a warrant Tor the
,emoysl of Dana to the District OF Col
uabja Tor trial, and Judge Biatchtord
saia be would deliver aspeedy decision.
o. .. rhe reabody school Fund. !,
'TheVustees of the Peabody Educa- :
tional Fa,ds, held their annual meeting
ct the Fiftl Avenue Hotel to day, and
we're nearly a. present. Hon. Legrsye
and 6, Peabody Russell, Secretary and
cbairmsn, delivered eloquent addresses.
large portion Of which was devoted to
the commemoration OF the lat. Bishop
McIlvaipe, who was q member Of the
Board previous 10 his death. The adj
dresses were highly eulogistic Of the
late Bishop. The speakers referred %
the Bishops early connection with tn.
enterprise, and his, confidential relation
with Mr.. Peabody. .. =, -
At the close OF 1872 the London
nnd represented q total sum OF 22S,-
WO pounds, and another 10000
pounds is to be added to the principal.
THIS present is made in accordance
with Mr.. Peabody's will. No less
than eight hundred aud forty,seSen
families, consisting OF three thousand
four hundred and seven persons, ar
occupying apartments provided for
them by the fund. .,t -. oo,oo
In the United States over Sl30OOo
Of the Peabody fund Lad been expended
besides six or seven times that sum
contributed by the people OF The South
ern states to the cause OF education.
Since the last meeting the expenditure es
for the whole year foot up 81 ,OOO,0o
DR.. Sears, general agent Of the Board,
then read his report which ,corrobora-
ted with this statement. BE-: :..,,..Ea'b >.
The report showed the increare and
surplus had amounted to nearly
Sl3O,0OO. A successor 10 Bishop Nc.
Ilyaine TO membership Of the board
will probably be chosen tomorrow. g.
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at'heclina Geaistcr.
Crop Prospects In Europe.

The crop reports from all parts OF
Europe are more satisfactory, and 1t is
now confidently anticipated that the
d efficiency in England and other cour-
tries will be lees than was regarded as
probable month or six weeks ago.
In England, at the very best, however,
the wheat harvest Notwithstanding the
improved weather, must fall considera-
bly, below the reduced average OF last
year, with the result Of rendering Eog-
land still more dependent on foreign
countries for food supplies. Yet it is q
remarkable fact, and one which illus
trates the beneficial operations OF the
natural laws OF trade when not inter-
iered with by legislation, that the arrival
of foreign grain are 80 regular and
large that the price OF wheat is now
somewhat lower in England than it
was q year ago.
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NEW JERSEY.
Fatal Quarrel.

JERSEY CRY, July l6.-Whiie a num-
Der Of canal boatmen, waiting their
turn to pass into the lock along side OF
tbs Hackensack bridge, yesterday af-
ternoop, Eugene Almo, captain OF one
Of the canal boats and Thomas Finn,
the ferry master, became engaged in an
alteration, when Finn struck the cap
tain a terrible blow on the neck with
his fist, knocking him senseless to the
ground, killing him Instantly. In about
ten minutes Finn delivered himself 70
the authorities in this city. He IS ter"
ribly affected at the result OF his nasty
action and expresses the deePeat sor'
row. r sy.-:..S-E