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Bn1,Eg'a1p N0lces.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L States for the Western District OF Vain Bank

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il States for the Western District OF Vain Bank
fuptcy.
In the matter of VIM. I. Snims, bankrupt.
~, At Harrisonburg i'll said District, the LIST day
Sf July, Il. d., 1875.
Take Notice-An order has been issued that all the
Creditors df VIM. T. Simms Bankrupt. appear before
e. Douglas Gray, Register in Bankruptcy at his office
In HarfBonburg. Va. on the 4th day OF AuguSt a. d..
have, why the real estate of said bankrupt consist
Ing Of Home tract of land of 2n2 acres in Green
county, Va,. 81 10000, an undivided moiefy OF 1856
heres TT morfttan land in said county, known as
lynnts entry. Valued at $5O.G0) should not be SOLD
by J. 7, Bray, Assignee in Bankruptcy OF the said
william T. SnmS free of liens, and the liens trans
ferred to the fund in Court.
~ C. DOUGLAS GRAY,
July ut Register in Bankruptcy.
IN fHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L States. for the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the mattel of George w. Fulk, Bankrupt.
At Harrisonbhrg, in said District, OF the lst day
Of July. A d., 1875.
TAKE NOTICElAn order has been issued that all
the creditors of George W. Fulk, bankrupt APP
peat before C. Douglas Gray; Register in Bankrupt
cy, at his office in Harrisonburg. Va, the 3rd
day pf August, A. D. 1875 at lG o'clock, A. M, and
show cause. if any they have why the real estate of
said Bankrupt consisting of 225 acres i'll Home tract
valued 100 and2@S of the home tract OF Dan
acres do not know-valued at 5000 and Ia of all
the land owned by Christian Fulk. valued at S5000)
should not be sold, free of liens by John Paul AS
si8nee in bankruptcy OF the said George w. Fulk,
OF the proceeds may be distributed among the gen
eral creditors who have proved their debts.
C. DOUGLAS GRAY,
July 8, ct Register in Bankruptcy
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July 3. 1t

i States for the WeStcfh District Of Va jim Bank
fuptcy.
In the matter of John Hawkins, Bankrupt.
At Harrisonbgrg in said District, on the and day
of July, a. d., 1875.
Take Fotce.--An order has been issued that all
the creditors OF tohn Hawkins bankrupt appear
his Office in Harrison burg, Va, tho 9th day OF
August Il. d., 1915. at 10 O'Clock, a. m. and show
cause ~ any they have, why the real estate of said
Bankrhtt-consisting of one tract containing l55
heres. sit uated miles West of Mt Sidney adjoin-
ing Benjamin Hawkins and John J. Haprick, valued
pit $3500D, and lots containing and quarter acres
valued at Sl4500Ashould not he sold by John Paul,
Assignee i'll Bankruptcy OF the said John Hawkins
free of liensand after satisfying the liens, the
plus, If any, of the proceeds of sale may be dstrib-
hted among the general creditors.
G.. DOUGLAS GRAY,
tulys-2t Register in 3. nkruptcy.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
" STANTON, VA, June 25th, 1876.
To John D. shomo, Plaintiff. and John Gregory,
James Gregory, NJ. G: Hartman and B. B. Bruce De-
PENDANTS and to all lien creditors of John Gregory
Take Notice, chat in pursuance of a decree of the
Circuit Court for Augusta county, rendered at the
June term 1876, in the chancery cause of Shomo vs.
Gregory &C., Shall, on
MONDAY. the 2nd day Or AUGUST, 1875,
at my office in Stanton procesd TO take state and
settle an account showing:
LIST. The real estate belonging to the defendant,
John Gregory.
End. The fee simple and annual rental values there.
of.
3rd The liens and their priorfties binding the
same, and
4th Any other matters deemed pertinent by me
or required by either OF the parties to be stated
and all said lien creditors must also then and there
attend and file with the Undersigned proper evil
dence of their claims.
iuly1-4t J. w: GREEN SMITH. Conr'r.
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CHILDREN and fasssants colored and Bla, Shoes
ed at a. r Vim NE I'D HSeis-
april 23-1y Foot Shoe and 35at atar
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
~ For the Western District OF Virginia
To w. f. Rorer, and to all whom it may concern.
Greeting:
Notice is hereby given that, on the LIST day of
june 1919, one Co. per Still, cap and worm of the
estimated value OF hundred dollars ostensibly
owned, or claimed by W. F. Rorer, of said District
was seized by the Marshall OF the United STATES for
Salu DISTRICT as forfeited to the of the United
Ststes, and the same is aibeled and prosecuted in
thfaCourt in the name of the United States for con-
dennatoafor the causes in said Libel set FORTH and
Ihat sad cause will stand for trial at the Court
Room in panville, ON the 2Nth day OF August next
Wheh anQ where all persons warnd to appear to
snow caEse why condensation should not be de-
creed, and ito intervene for their interests
Dated Hune 18th, 1875.
p. H. BOIsSEAU,
-su.g Q, sI.l Dep District Crk.
\ blSTFsCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ For the Western District OF Virginia
10 L. NJ, Mitchell, and to all whom it NAV concern
Greeting: - $1,000
Notlce is hereby given. That, on the lst day of
1he 1919, one Still and Cap of the estimated yaue
" one hundred dollars, ostensibly owned or claim
eu' py L. NJ Mitchell, of said District, was seized
oy He Marshal OF the United States for said Dis
Cl s FORFEITED to the of the United States and
we Sine is bclled and prosecuted in this Court in
the name OF the United States for condemnation for
cause VIII stand for trial at the Court Room in Dam
Viile, on the 24th day of August next when and
where All persons warned to aDpear TO show
cause why condemnation should not be decreed
anu 10 intervene for their interests
Dated June 18th, 1875.
;, "a P. H. BOISSEAU,
'uiS OK Dep District Cl'k.
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C0n1na'rs. Notices.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Staunton, Va, June oath, 1875.
To Alexander Harman Plaintiff, and Abraham
SIMS The City of stanton: c. A. Richardson; John
w. Abby; Vim. +. summerson; and Hugh L. Nell
hany. Defendants, and Anderson Patterson; Frank
Penn; A. ]. Blair; Isaac Anderson; Henry King;
VIM. Irwin; Henry Holmes; Willis Dggs; Hiram
Goals; Joseph Holmes; John Walker; George Pagan;
Rice Dggs, and David Brimmage, Petitioners-in a
chancery suit now pending in the Circuit Court for
the cohnty of Augusta, under the style of Hartman
VS.. the City of Staunton &C..
Take Notice. that on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day
of AUGUST, 1875, at my office i'll Staunton. l shall
proceed to take, state and settle the following ac
counts:
LIST. OF the amount OF money due by the City of
Stanton to Abraham Sims, on his contract with
said city, dlnder the style OF Abram Sims & Co.
2nd. OF all claims on, and the amounts due from
said fund by orders or assignments Of said Sims on
said fund-and if any, the priorites OF the same
Srd OF all other naatters that may by any party
in interest be specially required that the under
sighed may deem pertinent.
j. w. GREEN SMITH,
july i-4t Comr.
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Dublic Sale OF Valuable
Real Estate


Dublic Sale OF Valuable
4 Real Estate.
In pursuance of decree rendered in the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, on the 18th day of June,
1875, in the case OF Robert Fl. Hunter Robert Ell
lis, will proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on Christians Creek, four miles East of
Stanton, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1875.
Ten Acres and Twenty-nine Poles OF land. adion-
ing Franklin Coyner, and Others purchased by said
Ellis from said Hunter This tract is we'll watered.
we'll timbered, and has on it comfortable Frame
Dwelling House
TERMS:-Costs of suit and sale cash in hand and
the residue in six twelve and eighteen months, ta
king from purchaser bonds bearing interest from
day of sale with approved personal security and the
title retained as ultimate security.
AT the same time and place, will also sell about
SEVEN ACRES, adjoining the said land upon the
following
TERMS One third in hand, and balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, secured above.
july lit VIM. A. HUDSON, Comr.
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DUBL1C SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SALE OE ESEATE.
By virtue of a decree of the District Court of the
United States for the Western District OF Virginia,
and as Trustee in Deed of Trust from Alfred Plumb
to secure debt due Robert Terrell, shall proceed
ON SATURDAY, JULY oath, 1875,
at u o'clock M. on the premises at WAYNEsBoRo',
Va. to sell the following real estate.
1st. The House and Lot on which the said Alfred
Plumb now resides, known in the plan Of said town
as lots Nos ii, II and 10; which has ita weather.
boarded House and Kitchen, Stable, Corn-crib, and
other necessary out-houses
2rd. Lot No. 80, which has on it a two-Story Frame
House.
3rd Lot No 40, which has on it a two-story Frame
House.
4th. Lot No. Al, which has on it a small one-story
Log House.
5th. Lot No AZ, which is vacant.
9th. Lot containing AZ Acres, unimproved.
18th. A lot containing Acres unimproved
TERMS.-One fourth cash, the balance on credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security for the defer
red payments and the title to be retained ultimate
security. MARSHALL HANGER,
june 24-tdS
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Take Notice-An order has been issued that all the
creditors OF Joshua W. Full1. bankrupt appear be-
fore c. Douglas Gray. Register in Bankr6ptcY at
his office in Harrsonbnrg, Va, the 10th day OF Au
gust 1875 nj IL O'Clock, aald show cause if
Consisting Of one tract OF land containing one hun,
dred ACRES. more or less, known as the Tru1n DO
should not be sold, free 81 liens byJohn Paul AS
signee in Bankrnptcy Of said Joshua w. FGlk. and
the hens transferred to TIE fund in Cont
: G. DOUGLAS GRAY,
July r2t Register in Bankruptcy.
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IN the District Court Of the United States for the
l. Western District of Virgnia.-In Bankruptcy
~ tHs matter of George Peter, Bankrupt.
At Harrsonburg, in said District. on the 2nd day
OF July. A. D., 1876
Take Notice.-An order has been issued that all
the creditors of George Pelter. Bankrupt, appear
before c. Douglas Gray Register in Bankruptcy, at
his Office in Harrisonburg Va, on The 18th day OF
August. A. D.. 1875, at 10 o'clock A. ~. and show
cause. any they have, why the Real Estate of said
Bankrupt consisting of one hundred and twenty
acres OF land. lying one and a-half miles from
Waynesborough, adjoining the lands OF Simon Koi-
ner. Pelter and others, and sixteen acres and two
thirds of an acre mountain land adjoining the lands
of Hanger, Freed snd others valued att should
not be sold. free of liens, by John Paul. Assignee
in Bankruptcy, of the said George Palter, and at
ter satisfying the liens, the SURPLUS if any, OF the
proceeds Of sale may he distributed among the gem
eral creditors whe have proved their debts.
c. DOUGLAS GRAY,
july8,2t Register in Bankruptcy
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A ssignet's Sale of Real Estate
~ in Bath County, Va

SsISRet'S sale OF Real Estate
~ i'll Bath County, Va.
In pursuance 5f decree Of the rtfited States Dis
trct Court for fine Western District o. Virginia IN
the matter OF Stephen Wandless, bankrupt, will
on
THURSDA$E the 22nd day of JULN, 1875,
at the residence Of said stephen Wandtess. in Bath
county, Va proceed to sell the following real estate
to wit:
LIST. A tract of land containing ab5nt 237 acres,
adjoining the lands of Robt. j. Glendy and David
Wandless. On this tract the said Wandless resides.
End. A tract Of 2o1 acres of mountain land, ad-.
Joining the lands of Robert Wallace and McClint-
ick's heirs.
3rd tract Of 1l6 acres of mountain land, adj
joining the lands OF Robert ]. Glendy
4th. Also one-half of an undivided tract of 1874
acres OF mountain land, adjoining the lands OF JAS
Hughes Geo. Hughes, and others.
TERMS:
Onefourth cash, the balance credit OF SIX
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from day
OF sale, the purchaser giving bonds with ample per-
sonal security for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained as ultimate security.
JOHN PAUL, Assignee
july Lids OF Stephen WandleSS, b'kt.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ Stauntor5 va, June a4th 1875.
To all parties, Plaintiffs and Defendants, in the
TOUR consolidated causes of Bears Administrator
Administrator; Shumate VS.. Bears Administrator;
ara Frazier Bear; and especially to alt persons
wfomsoever holding any liens whatsoever Upon the
Bear, Josephine S. Bear, DruciHa j. Ayhart, Paul s.
Bear, Frances Rusmisel. or Elizabeth A. Hager, in
the estate of Michael Bear, deceased.
=. Take ,tice that in pursuance of decree OF the
Circuit Court for Augusta county, rendered June
18th, 1876 in the chancery causes above mentioned
IShall, on
MONDAY, the 2nd day of AUGUST, 1875,
al my office in Staunton proceed to state the liens
aforesaid of such parties holding the same as may
then and there appear and prove the same before
lie.
). W. GREEN SMITH.
lilly LIT Comr.
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chesapeake and Ohio RaifrOad.- On and after
~ Sunday, May goth, 1918, Passenger Trains will
as follows.
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Take Notice-Ah ordet has been issued that all the
fore G. Douglas Gray, Register in Bankruptcy, at
his office in Harrisonburg, Va on the l2h day OF Au
gust, d., 1875, ard show catsse, if any
they have, why the real estate of said bankrupt
consisting of seventysiX of land, lying in
gusta county Va. adjoining the lands oil d. Whistler
valued at sl,ts3.00) should not be sold by John
Paul. Assignee in Bankruptcy, OF the said John H.
Kennedy free OF liens and after satisfying the liens
the surplus if any. may be distributed among the
general creditors who have proved their debts.
c. DOUGLAS GRAY,
July 8, Ut Register i'll Bankruptcy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-02
1sRAEL1rE TRIBUTE TO HIS MEMORY.
O'CONNOR POWER ON IRISH HOME
RULE.
From the LONDON Times, July %. r

From the London Times, July OF
Three home rule members OF Parliament Messrs.
A. NJ. sullivan, Biggar and o'Connor Power,
attended meeting of the Irish inhabitants OF the
Tower Hamlets, on the subject OF home rule held
at ST. Annes Hall last night. Mr.. W. L. o'Nein
was In tae char, and several Roman Catholic
clergymen were present on the platform. reso-
luton declaring that the proceedings Of the lmpe-
rial Parliament relative TO Irish affairs were I'M
satisfactory and demonstrated Its lncapacity to
legislate In accordance with Irish opinion or for
the benefit OF the irish people was moved by Mr..
0Connor Power, NJ p
The honorable gentleman said that before he en-.
tered Parliament he believed 1t was incompetent
to govern Ireland satisfactorily, and his experience
as a member OF the House OF Commons had only
strengthened that opinion. ON the very tnresh
Old OF the present session they had introduced
the question OF home rule, and were met by the
objection that It was q sentiment question and
that they would serve their country be tier by
dealing with practical subjects. They had en-.
oeavored TO do so, and hardly one OF the practical
measures had been passed. In Illustration the
speaker referred 10 tue irish Franchise bill. and
the debate OF yesterday on the Irish Poor Re-
movals Oil, which, he commended, was not "A
tlmenta question.
Mr. BIggar NJ. r., in seconding the resolution,
complained mat the great want OF the House OF
Commons, even on English questions, was "a want
OF earnestness. The only earnest party was the
Irish party, aud he had the authority OF Mr. Faw-
ceLJ lOr sdltuH IHdL OIL Ihe COERCION Oils
was the best that ha1 ever been made on an Irish
question. He advised his countrymen In England
10 adopt the programme or the English radicals
who, by their representatives in the House OF
Commons, had supported the Irish party. But
they could not adopt the English radical policy on
the question OF education, for the Irish people be
lieved and believed rightly, that education and
religion must go together.
Mr. A. NJ sullivan, NJ. p, moved a resolution
calling upon lrishmen to support the principles OF
home rule. He dwelt particularly on The present.
position Of the irish population of Great Britain
small IN number, was represented IN ParlIa.
ment while the irish population had no represen.
tatlon whatever Their duty to mobilize
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-02
A CAR THIEF CAPTURED.

For several months past Captain Allaire, OF the
Fourteenth precinct, has been continually in the
receipt OF numerous complaints from people who
have had their pockets picked or their watches
stolen while riding on the cars OF the Avenue
line captain Alaire mad given mis- men strict or
ders to keep sharp lookout, and If possible, to
rest the thieves. About ten O'Clock last night as
one OF the cars was passing the corner of Prince
and Crosby Streets Mr.. George Green OF No. l3a
avenue q, who was sitting on its rear PLATFORM
felt the hand of man, who sitting next to him.
in his vest pocket He then found his watch had
been stolen and his chan cut On discovering
mis- loss Mr.. Green caught hold OF the man
and handed him over to officer CoEkIln, OF
the Fourteenth precinct who took him 10 the
station house, where he was searched. Tho
watch was not found in his possession,
and 1t Is supposed by the police tnat he passed it
over 10 some cOnfederates. lie gave MS name as
William Brown and SAID he resided at No. llq
Mott street. The prisoner WAS recognized 10y
Detective Wade, at the station house, John
Brogan, who, only q short time ago, was arrested
by the ponce OF tie Tenth precinct for nlgnwaJ
robbery lie was locked up anu VIII DC arralgned
before Judge tenDourg al the Tonos Police
Court TINS morning.
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What Disraei, Gladstone, Earl
Russell and the Marquis
Of Harrington Think.
BISNARCKIAN COMPLICATIONS FEARED.
A Great Mans Memory the Sport
Of Intriguing Priests.
GREAT PREPARATIONS IN DUBLIN.

[sPEcIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, August l, 1875.
The coming OConnen Centenary dem
onstration is assuming unexpected political
and diplomatic significance, and becoming
embarrassing alike to the liberals, the home
rulers ar d the British government.
AN ULTRAMoNTANE PROGRAMME.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, acting, it is
supposed, under instigation Of the willy
Cardinal Cullen, who is purely churchman,
caring nothing for O'Connell outside of
ecclesiastical considerations, has given the
proposed celebntion an ultramontane char
acter which is equally offensive to the Irish
and English liberals, the Protestant noble
men, the home rulers and the Fenians.
WHO HAVE BEEN INVITED.
The invitations which have been issued by
the Committee of Arrangements in Dublin
have been mainly addressed to the Catholic
laymen and to bishops of the Catholic Church
in England. France and Germany.
INDIGNANT PROTESTS.
This fact has drawn forth indignant pro-
tests from many excellent Irishmen. One
Irish Peer claims that the Lord Mayor of
Dublin has made an unauthorized use of
his municipal Office to further the strictly
Catholic purposes of Cardinal Cullen, the
Known enemy of home rule, who hopes by
his means to divide, and, in part, destroy
The home rule party.
THE FENIANs STAND APART.
The Fenians, who will probably have indie
pendent celebrations in honor of the memory
of the Liberator, cannot cooperate with the
ultramontane movement without endangering
their political alliance with the liberals of the
tants who are now in sympathy with the
home rule principle.
THE HOME RULERS.
Men like Professor Isaac Butt, NJ p; Mac
earthly Downing NJ. p, and Mr.. Sullivan,
M. p, deplore the character which has been
given to the affair.
WHAT THEY DREAD
These public leaders fear that the national
lists will lose the support OF the English lib
erals and Irish Protestants if they attempt to
affiliate themselves with the ecclesiastical
Catholic party of Ireland.
THE POPE BEFORE THE QUEEN
have acted in q very impolitic manner in re-
solving to propose the toast to the Pope's
health before that in honor of the health Of
Queen Victoria at the banquet which is to
follow the outdoor procession in the Irish
metropolis.
THE ENGLISH VIEW.
Englishmen, speaking generally for the
educated and substantial middle class
would cooperate in a proper demon
stration in honor of OConnell the
AAOSNHIOi, WhoH Ihey uuuiTe Us uuVluB DSeu
the friend of civil and religious liberty and
Parliamentary reform; but they will not toll
crate ultramontanism or an open insult to
the Queen.
THE ENGLISH LIBERAL ATTITUDE
Sir Henry James, Sir William Harcourt
and many other advanced liberals are COM
psllsd, soEowfully, to oppose the Irish
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FATAL RUNovER ACCIDENT.

James DIry aged thirteen years, who lived on
SEVENTEEN street. near Eighta avenue, n pedeT
OF lozenges was run over aud almost
instantly killed yesterday afternoon, by
car NO. 1IG, OF the Eighth avenue
line Tho unfortunate boy ATTEMPTED To
jump on the front platform OF the car wnile the
latter was In motion, but slipped anu leli unuet
The driver, John Delaney, was arrested 70 aWds
the Action OF the euro NOR.
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demonstration. These gentlemen, although
admirers of O'Connelps career as public
man. do not desire personal or political iden-
tiication with an anti Bismarck demonstra-
ton.
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Irish Catholic can lake part in proceeding
where the sovereign of the realm is denied
the first place"
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ATTITUDE OF THE ENGLISH LEADERS.
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LOYAL AND DISLOYAL OFFENDED

The Pope's Health To Be Proposed Be-
fore the English Queens.
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THE PREPARATIONS IN DUBLIN.
DISTINGUISHED MEN FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD TO PARTICIPATE IN THE cERE-
AoNIEs-PRoDABLY MILLION OF MIN TO
AUGMENTATION OF ENGLISH TROOPS
IN DUBLIN.
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A SPECIALITY.


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