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The President on the Situation,

Geographic dispatch from Washington
to the New York Tribune, youched for as
correct by that. paper, gives the following
outlines of what the President thinks, and
What his duty will compel him to do. Refer
ring to the reported revival OF the "kniglts
of the Golden Circle in Indiana anil else
where, lie said llc had received no official in
formation of any unlawtul movement in that
direction
He has seen occasional reference in ncWspa-
pers to political agitations in certain sections
OF the country and has received information to
that effect from other unofficial sources. The
Administration, he said, is not iusensible to
the necessity OF vigilance. Whether these
reports are true or false with reference to
the Indiana excitement. the President thinks
that. should it sprea |, the loyal sentiment of
a majority OF the people of that State and of
the whole country will have influence
enough to prevent any outbreak.
The President said further that it is graf
flying to observe the conservative spirit
shown by many OF the Southern leaders. He
feels assured that this same disposition will
ultimately prevail all over the land, and he
believes that the men who are now disposed
to iacite civil Wa: are only tllos. who have
everything to gain and nothing to lose in
the event OF such national calamity. If the
emergency does arise, the President said he
should not hesitate to execute his constltll-
tional authority. Whoever is finally declar
ed by the President of the Senate to hay
been elected will! BE- reeognizedby General
Grant. 10 that person will he surrender
the reins OF authority. II is not his desire to
force upon the people any parti cular person,
bur he vii! sec that the person declared to
be elected as his successor is placed in pos
session Of the Government.
He is not the Judge OF the elections, but
when the question is determined his duty
will be plain. General Grant said that be-
fore and since the election he had used his
executive power only for the enforcement OF
the laws, and the preservation of peace. and
such exercise Of power conferred upon him
he will continue until the last moment OF his
responsibility. He does not think tlat !,
government which has withstood the shock
Of nearly four years OF battle will now fail
before this clamor OF the mob. The power |
If the President to cali ont the militia OF the
States in the event OF any attempt to resist |
he Inauguration of the President legally de- |
;lareI to be elected is one which Gen. Grant |
viii not hesitate to Use should any occasion
rise. He said that it was his recollection
hat during the riots liz New York in 1862 a
,ortion of the National Guard of the Empire
tate was called out by the direct authority
f the President and co-operated with the
ocular United States troops in suppressing
he disturbance
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The Oregon Fraud.

asThe Oregon trick, il carried out as its
planners designed, might have created COM
plicated and difficult problem. Had Cronin
taken his seat with Odeli and Cartwright,
and cast his vote for Tlden. while the Re
publican electors voted for Hayes, it would
have been Knotty question to have gotten
over without going behind the returns. The
natural stupidity of Cronin was not equal 20
the emergency. He retired, and constituted
himself 4 Board. filled vacancies, and did
everything that first class blockhea1 would
have been expected to do. While he was ef-
fectualiy making fool of himself, the regu-
lar electors, finding there was a vacancy, fill
ed It, cast the vote OF the State for Hayes
and Wheeler, in accordance with the popu-
lar verdict, and thus defeated the trick of
Tllden and Grover. This was all in obedi-
ence to the law of Oregon. 1t is regular and
valid, and will be so recognized by the SEN
ate: while the Cronin action will bear fraud
,ppon its face, and will be so considered.
This Oregon affair is important in one
particular 1t shows the anitn,ls of the Til
den Reformcrs. They were willing to re-
sort to the most unblushing and bare faced
fraud ever attempted 10 secure the essential
one vote for Til,len. II they would do thi-
In broad daylight. what may not be charged
against them in their secret councils. 1t
confirms the charges that bribery and cor
ruption were vainly attempted in South Car
DINA, Louisiana and Florida. The abused
carpct-baggers and scalawags were proof
against their money bags. and their despica-
bic resorts only return to sorely plague them.
AS the country begins to understand the
b Use character OF the Oregon trick, the more
confirmed is the conviction that Hayes will
be the President OF the United States for four
years from che 4th OF March next. All fair
minded Democrats concedc this, and the des-
perate efforts of the disappointed leaders to
excite feeling of resistance to the we'll as
result, will only exhibit in more
siaring prominence the ignomy OF the less
tricks, but equally criminal.
which have been resorted to.
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Whiskey.

Governor kemper in his annual message,
recommends tax Of thirty cents gallon on
whisky, and estimates that it would produce
an annual revenue of s750,000. This large
sum would be the result of an increase of
a half cent glass on the liquor drank in the
State. This estimate gives an enormous
consumption OF whisky, and accounts for
the poverty and distress OF many Of our peo-
ole. We favor the tax, for as the Governor
says, ''no tax would be so eheerfulIy accept
ed by the great body of the people; none
would be less felt or easier paid OF course
any bill deSgnedto carry out this recommen-
slation will meet with determined and formi-
dable opposition from the whisky rings. but
it Is about time the power of the people
should be brought to bear upon legislation in
defiance of such influence. When Il proper
bill is introduced, we shall support it, and
take occasion 10 say some very plain things
about whisky and its relation TO society. We
hope the Governor will firmly adhere to his
and il necessary, send in
= special message treating the subject ia its
@nanciai, moral and social relations.
Mr.JOin Hahn, of Baltimore, father Of the
auartette babies, Glll OF which died shortly
after hrth,l was burned so badly last week
by q cool oil lamp. that he died on Sunday
last, aged 50 years.
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The Returning Board of Louisiana in Il ~
was Democratic. The same law was in e, lis
tence then that is in existence now. II he
way the law wa' executed is shown by Tho
following sta6 ment made in the Unit ed
States Senate by Mr.. West:
I'm the O. lection of 1872, when the VIII ole
machinery Of the election was in the hal Ids
OF the De- .nocrats, and the Returning Bo lre
was opposed entirely of Democrats, pal isl
a1ter p arish was thrown out, without G, zen
an an AFFIDAVIT or protest from Supersds or.
ihe., were thrown out upon afiidavlts ma de
IN The city Of New Orleans, ten days at ter
the election. No matter what the Retu IL
ing Board Of to-day did, it had abunda mt
precedent in the acts of its Democratic pre-
decessor..'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,

IN Stalinton, Dec. 49, 1876.
In the Chancery cause OF John Earhart vs. j. "
CtTst trustee and ais, now pending in the Circuit
Court OF Augusta-All persons parties thereto or
in s,nywise interested therein are hareby notified
that in pursuance of decree rendered therein BY
said Court at its November, 1878, shall on ~ IiS-
DAY the Both day OF JANUARY, 1871, at my office,
an account OF the amounts and present owner
ship OF the debts due from the Plaintiff Jno, Ear
hart in the deed of trust tiled as an exhibit with
the bill in this cause Cd Anaccount as to the title
to the House and lot conveyed to said Chris Wise
by Complainant Earhart, by deed fled with bill.
ana 3rd Of any other matter deemed pertinent by
me or required by any party in interest to be sta
ted. At which time and place you are required TO
attend. j. w: GREEN SMITH,
pultz FultZ, p.o. Commr +.
dec, 2l-tW
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NIOTICE-CoMMI OFFICE,

IV ----- ISlNuUtOII, DEC
southards creditors VS.. James W. Southards.
pundinr in Chancery i'll Circuit Court OF Anguish.
ii persons parties to this suit or In anywise In
tie rested therein. especially the lien creditors Of
pIlrsuance of decree rendered by said Court IN
said cause, on the I'd Of Nov, 1916; shall a t my
OF lice in Stanton, on TUESDAY, the s3rd day OF
al account OF the said def't James w. southards'
real estate the condition Of tire title thereto the
fe / simple and rental value thereof the liens in
tn order of their priorties binding thereon, and
of any other matters deemed pertinent by me or
CURED by any party in interest TO be stated AZ
Which time and place you required to attend.
WE Craig Pc J. W. GREEN . Min
deg 81 Avn Co1nn-r.
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Docket case No.

Docket case No.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. States for the Western District OF Virginia
in Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Jacob Crist, bankrupt.
AT Harrisonburg, in said District, ON the 18th
day of December, a. d.. 1916
Take Notice.-An order has been issued tina,
all the creditors of Jacob Christ bankrupt, APP
pear before c. Douglas Gray Register in Bank
ruptcy, at his Office i'll Harrisonburg, Va, the
18th day OF January, d. 1871 at 10 O'Clock q. m,
and show cause il any they have, why the real es-
tate OF said Notwithstanding OF one acre OF
land, near Greenfield, Nelson county, having on it
lanyard a vacant lot in Spring Hill, Augusta
county, should not be sold free Of liens, by John
-. Roller, Assignee in bankruptcy of said Jacob
Christ, and the liens transferred to the fund in
court. c. DOUGLAS GRAY,
dec 21-2t Register in Bankruptcy.
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For the Val LEY VIEGINIAN.
The Ladys Complaint Again Of the Virgin
ia Banking and Trust Co.

| published some letters a few weeks ago in
the pindicator, being very DESTROYS to obtain
some Information about Che proceedings of
me SAID Co.. but am afraid the gentlemen
VINO are trustees OF that Bank could not
nave seen nor read my complai VT, or else
they would not have been wantin. : in cour-
tesy and kindness by omiitlng to a uswer my
questions, either by private 1etter Oh; through
ele columns OF the same paper. 4 therefore
10y Jour valuable paper to ask I ew ques-
tlons' and hope may be more i, ,rtunate
ana receive some satisfactory answer
! snail come straight to the point, ike one
Oh Caas- Dickens heroes, when he vent to
the Circumocution Office and asked Il want
to know p want to know. whv ONE of
tne deposltors received warning ne aice to
Withdraw Their money before the clio Wing of
the Bank
!, l want TO know, what is being don with
Gae money Which has been collected. since
ago?
:. want to know, why it is that If the liabili-
ues are only half of the assets, the dep ositors
should not be paid the full amount o their
money, even If only half of the asset. were
collected?
And finally want to know if we shall
ever be paid our money!
As soon as am paid the 5000 10 VIII icf, a.re
due to me, and which have earned lone,,t-
~ by dint OF hard labor, and not BY fair
words and promises, then, and not unit
Gneh, VIII leave off making enquire as 20
what Is going or and what is being dt me. 1t
seems to me very circumlution af fair, to
say the least Of it, when one can Oh tain no
information whatever of how things are get
ting on ~
do not know if all the other d eposltors
are better informed than / am, or if they
have secured their claims, perhaps they nave,
ana l, as a stranger and foreigner, am
considered to have no claim, :accor(lin o to
the laws of this country. But if there arc
some, who, like myself, are ignorant of the
proceedings, let them come forward and
help me to know what we can do to OBJ, ain
our money. Let some gentlemen come tor
ward who are interested in this affair and let
them tell me what we can ,lo, to obtain mr
own. Hoping that you will insert these i, wv
lines, am, Mr. Editor,
Yours resper fully.
nj
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OFFICE,

ICE-COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE,
IN Staunton, Va Dec. 49, 1875.
Bolivar Christian vs.. Archibald Kinney &c.
pending il. Chancery in the Circuit Court OF Au
gusta-All persons parties to the above suit or il
anywise interested therein and especially the
lien creditors of Archibald Kinney and Thoca as n
Kinney, are hereby notified, that, in pursuance Of
a decree rendered November lst, 1876, by said
Court in said cause, shall on WEDNESDAY, the
oath day of JANUARY, 1871 at my office, in Staun-
ton, proceed to take. state and settle an account
1st, of the actings and doings OF Archibald Kin
ney Adm of Jefferson Kinney, decd. I'd. OF the in
terest in the real estate of Jefferson Kinney de ed
belonging to Archibald Kinney and Thomas n
Kinney, the fee simple and rental values thereof
and the liens in the order OF their priorities bind
ing thereon. At which time and place you are
required to attend. ]. W. GREEN SMITH,
Ell. CT. s Graf pa ComYn'r
dry
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docket case No.

docket case No. /
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States, for the Western District of Virginia.
in Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF K. H. Bywatars, bankrupt.
At Harrisonourg, in said district. the 18th day
December, q. d., 1876.
TAKE Moroccan order has been issued that all the
creditors OF Il. Fl. Bywaters, bankrupt, appear be
fore C. Douglas Gray, Register in bankruptcy at his
uary, d. 1871, at 10 o'clock m and show cause,
if any they have, why the real estate OF said Bank
rupt consisting of about zoe acres OF land, lying
in Stonewall Township, Rappahannock county,
adjoining the lands of Frank Jones, George Ber-
ry and Others should not be sold free OF liens, by
John E. Roller, Assignee in Bankruptcy of said
r. H. Bywaters, and the liens transferred to the
fund i'll Court.
c. DOUGLAS GRAY,
dec 2l-at Register in Bankruptcy
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Docket case No.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the estern District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Isaac Hammers, bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg, in said District, on the 18th
day OF December. a. d., 1876.
Take Notice--An order has been issued that nll
the creditors of Isaac Hammer, b'kt appear be-
fore G. Douglas Gray, Register i'll Bankruptcy, at
his office ia Rarrisonburg. Va, the 10th day OF
January a. d., 1871, at 10 O'Clock. A. M, and show
cause if any they have why the real estate Of said
bankrupt. consisting OF 90 acres, more or less,
lying in Rockingham county. on Elk Run. adjoin-
ing John Hensey and Jackson Wine, should not
ne sold free of liens by John Z. Roller, Assignee
in bankruptcy OF the said Isaac Hammer, and the
liens transferred to the fund in court
G. DOUGLAS GRAY,
dec 2l-2t Register in Bankruptcy.
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\ sisignee's Sale.

A s,signee's Sale.
:. As Assignee OF Samuel H. Burnett and wife,
Bank.rupts, and acting under q decree OF the U.
s. District Court for the Western District. OF Vir
gin1a, entered on the 4th dny OF December, 1876,
l SHALL
in front OF the Court House in Stanton,
On MONDAY, DECEMBE Err e5th, 1876.
proceed 10 sell at public auction. the L IFE Els
TATE OF the said Bankrupts in the following tracts
of real estate.
L. Sixty Acres Of land near Greehv1lle.
Z 2 One Hundred Acres, near GreenvilIe
s.: An unknown interest in Five Hundred acres
! In Preston county, West Va,
T. One Hundred Acres OF Mountain land lying
lyirg near Greenvile.
TERMS.-Onefourth cash. the balance on q
credit OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from the day OF sale, the purchaser to
give ponds, with ample personal security for the
deIerred payments, az the title retained by AS
Aslgnee untll whole OF purchase money shall have
been paid
A. s. MAUZY Assignee
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Docket case No.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNfTEI.
L.. states for the Western District OF Va
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF VIM. F. Kiracofe, bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg, in said District, on the 18th
day OF December a. d., 1876.
TAKE NorICE.-An order has been Issued that
all the creditors OF VIM, F. Kiracofe bankrunt
appear before c. Douglas Gray. Register in Bank
ruptcy. at his office in Harrisonbnrg, Va. on the
18th day OF January, a. d. 1877, at 10 O'Clock a. M
estate of said Bankrupt, consisting OF one lot in
the town of sangersville, Augusta county, Va
House and other improve nents thereon. valued
at $4,000 should not be sold free of liens, BY John
VIM F. Kir COTE and the liens transferred to the
fund in court
dec 21-2t
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A. s. MAUZY, Assignee
dec I-3t9 of S. H. Burnett and wife
ale of Valuable City Lots.

In pursuance of decree of the Court OF Hust-
LngS for the city OF Staunton i'll the of Reed
:. Derrick, ct als. and Jackson VS. Derrick, &c,
we Will proceed in front OF the Courthouse, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of DECEMBER, 1873
AT O'Clock, to sell a number of valuable city
Lots on the North side OF Beverly Street in the
" western part OF the city Plat exhibited on day
o. safe Apply to the undersigned, or William A.
Reed, for further information.
TERMS.-Cash in hand to pay costs OF suit and
sale, balance in bonds at twelve eighteen and
tiWventy.four months, with approved security. and
title retained as ultimate security
8. TRAVEIsS PEILLIPS,
q MEADE +. WHITE,
nov lG-tds Com'rs
POsLpOnemenf.
III Inc above sale is postponed to SATURDAY. DEC.
JUN, 1876 S. TRAvERS PHILLIPS
MEADE F.. WHITE,
Gee I4-tdS cOm'rS
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Docket case No.

docket case No.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i tates for the Western District of Virginia
in Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF David Huffman, Bankrupt
At Harrisonburg. in said District. on the 18th
day of December, a. d., 1876.
Take Notice-An order has been issued that all
the creditors OF David Huffman, bankrupt, ap-
pear before G. Douglas Gray, Register in Bank
ruptcy at his office in Harrisonburg, Va. on the
18th day OF January a. d. 1871, at 10 O'Clock, q.
! estate Of said bankrupt. consisting OF House
and Lot in the village of Hamburg, Page county,
Va, should not be sold free of liens by John t.
Roller. Assignee in Bankruptcy OF said David
Huffman, and the liens transferred to the fund in
court.
C. DOUGLAS GRAY
dee 2l-2t Register i'll Bankruptcy.
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docket case No.

lDOckcl cstSe NO
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i Statbs, for the Western District of Virgin.eI
In Bankruptcy,
In the matter OF Philip Stickley bankrupt.
zAt Harrisonburg, in said district, the 18th
day of Drcember, a. d. 1876.
TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued that
all the creditors of Philip StickIey bankrupt. APP
pear before C. Douglas Gray, Register in Bank
ruptcy, at his office in Harrrisonburg, Va, the
10th day OF January, q. d., 1877, at 10 O'Clock q.
n m s s9I w 5e reaa eIe +reH e.
l20 acres, valued at 100000; second, tract of 4s
acres, valued at $266,6G2s third tract of 50 acres
valued at S45Ot0: also two lots. containing IL
acres, valued at S24,00 and the other containing
20 acres. valued at S3lOo0 all these lands lay ill
Shenandoah county, Va. should rot be sold free
cy Of the said Phillip Stickley, am the litns
transferred to the fund in court.
c. DOUGLAS GRAY,
dec 21-2t Register in Bankruptcy
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docket case No.

TN THE DISTRICT DoURT OF THE UNITED
i States, for the Western District of Virginia
In the matter eff Albert R. Sheets bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg, in said District, on the 18th
day OF December, q. d., 1876.
TAKE NoTIcE-An order has been issued that all
the creditors Of Albert R. Sheets, bankrupt, ap-
pear before c. Douglas Gray, Register i'll Bank :
ruptcy, ut his Office in Harrisonburg, Va, the
18th day OF January, a. d.. 1871 at 10 O'Clock m.
tate Of said Bankrupt, consisting of one tract Of
land lying in Augusta Co.. We, near Mt Sidney.
containing 39A acres, should not be sold free OF
liens, by John E. Roller Assignee in Bankruptcy
of the SAID Albert r. Sheets, and the liens trans
ferred to the fund in court.
--7. c. DOUGLAS GRAY
dec 21-9t Register in Bankruptcy.
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IDOcket caSr-Nn.

Tn THE DISTRICT, COURT OF THE T-NrrE1
4 States for the Western District OF ia II,
Bankruptcy. -
In the matterof Geo. II. Datlisman Bankrupt
AT Harrisonburg. in said District on tbr 18th
day OF December, a. d., 1876.
Take Nofice-An order has been issued that an
the creditors OF q. II. Dadsman. bankrupt appea p
before c, Douglas Gray, Register in Bankruptcy.
of January Il. d., 1871 at 10 DC, ,cJ a. M and show
cause. if any they have. Why the Real Estate OF
said Bankrupt consisting of interest in his moth
er's dover, some acres. more or less undivided
lying in Page county, should not be sold free OF
liens, by John i. Roller Assignee in Bankruptcy
OF the said George H. Dadisman, and the liens
transferred to the tuna III Court.
c. DOUGLAS GRAY
dee 81 ct Register in Bankrupfcy
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docket case Nc.

Docket case Nc.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED.
L States for the Western District of Virginia
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Geo. H. Whitsel, Bankrupt.
AT Harrisonburg, in said District, on the 18th
day VI December, Il. G., 1876.
Take Notice-An order has been issued that
appear before G. Douglas GRAY, Register in Bank.
ruptcy. at his Office in Harrisonbnrg, Va, on the
18th dayof January, a. d. 1877. at 10 O'Clock, q.
H.. and show cause. il any they have, why the
real estate Of said misunderstanding OF X
acres of land lying in Rockingham county, Va.
Assignee in bankruptcy of the said george H.
Whitsel, and the liens transferred 10 the fund in
court.
C. DOUGLAS GRAY,
dec 81 ct Register in Bankruptcy