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No. 1879 Equity.

In tic Circuit Court for Frederick
County, sitting IN c4"'ty
MAY Term, 1877.
Catharinc Lilly Assignee of Isaac IIyder
Mortgage Of William Ulrich and wife
on Petition.
ORDERED this Goth day of July 1877
" that on the 18th day of August next
the Court will proceed to act upon the Re
port of Sales this day filed by Catharinc
Lilly Mortgage in the above case. unless
cause to the contrary be shown before said
day; provided Il copy of this order be in,
serted in some newspaper published in
Frederick county, for three successive
weeks prior to said day. The Report
states the amount of sales at Sl05O.
THOMAS GORSUCH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frcd'k Co.
True copy-Tcst:
THOMAS GORsUCH, clerk.
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Col. Thomas A. Scott is reported as
saying that the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company will rebuild as few of
their buildings as possible at Pitts
burg, and would remove all their
shops and machine works to some 9th
er point on the road, as remote as
possible from large cities, where the
workmen and the property of the
Company would not be under the in
flueuce and at the mercy Of MODS.
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der. GEO. a. GHkHSgC.
DENTIST. s.; :,

OFFICE no. % North Market st, Frci'k
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scribcr has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, letter
Tcstamcntary upon the estate Of
JACOB BENTZ,
late Of Frederick county, deceased. Al
persons having claims against said de
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit TIT
same with the vouchers thereof legally an
thcnticatcd to the subscriber, on or before
the 2Gth day of January next; they mfAA
otherwise, by law, be excluded from AZ
benefit of said estate. Those indebted arc
reouc sted to make immediate payment.
HENRY STOKES,
iuly9d-4t LAccu'oI'
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Ice Cream a Specially
administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scribcr has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Frederick County, letter.
Tcstameatary upon the estate of
JOHN i. TONS,
persons having claims against said deceas
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally authcn
ticated to the subscriber, on or before the
I'd of February next; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit o
said estate. Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
AMANDA II. TOMS,
Administrative.
JoHN BUIRMAN, ACT.
aug2-4t
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the war lasted In which the property Of
rebels, including credits, could be subject.
ed but could the usurpeds government OF
virginia, held void in the courts 81 the
United states for all PURPOSES, have been
made a party dcieadant dssowner OF this
credit, and have been subjected to 4 elecreep
or could the proceeding have been against
these defendants, who did mot own the
credit, but are said to have owed it as q
debty Y,Yr
But the war is over, though it seems .laru
for some to beiieveit. BY the highest au-
thority it Is held to have ceased in virginia
no tb., nroclamaticniof the President OF the
cd OF April, 1866, which was succeeded bs
another Of piotus Thanksgiving in October
afterwards. The era oof fines, forieitures'
and confiscation, and of proceedings to'en'
force them. has thus happily passed away.
Then "tet as haue peace!
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TIE NEw-ELEcTIONS CHEME.-Mr. Hayes,
after more mature consideration of the new
election project, expressed the opinion to-
night that he was in doubt whether it was
practicable. Governor Morton is under
stood to favor the idea only in the event
that the elections can be conducted under
Republican auspices entirely. Mr.. Kellogg
stated to me that he was willing for new
election in Louisiana il it was conducted
under the regulation Of Packard and Pack
ards Legislature. He says, however, that
they would only come out OF the same hole
they went in.. He says that new election
in. Louisiana would damage the material
interest Of the State to the amount Of a
million of dollars; that with the negro an
election has the same exciting effect as a
revival, and that it would be "good-bye
work" until the election is over. In case
of new election MIR. Kellogg would also
have to run the risk of another senatorial
election. DIr. Kellogg also indicated that
he is not averse to the postponement Of his
case till the next session. Washington
Baltimore Sun. ...r's.. .fa
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Interesting TO Farmers.

. The bill "to establish q Department of
Agriculture for the State" has reached its
engrossment In the House Of Delegates, and
when it comes up again the question will be
upon its passage. Or. SrnAYER, OF Shen-
andoah, Is the, patron Of the bill, and Is
most earnestly endeayorinS to secure Its
triumph. For this he deserves the, thanks
OF the farmers. Certainly agriculture de-
serves the encouragement Of the State, aud
no means that may assist in advancing
cause which is the cause OF all should be
neglected. The Agricultural Department
at the capital OF the State would gather in
formation for the instruction OF stran-
gers and stimulate immigration, while it
would shield farmers from a vast deal
Of deception now practiced upon them.
The assistance of chemistry is to be brought
to their aid. The farmer after the war, III
the straits to which he was reduced, resort
ed to the commercial fertilizers as the best
way OF restoring the, productive energy OF
his land, and SO extensive became the de-
mand for those fertilizers that sharpers soon
discovered that there was money in the
adulteration OF them. This adulteratlon
became a business, and hundreds OF thou
sands of dollars were expended in manures
that impaired not the slightest benefit to the
land, and the hopeful farmer found that the
article with which he hoped to get out OF
trouble only involved him deeper. The
State may well establish departmentwhich
will give protection against this great
evil. ...,,....-
To crafty inquiry about tho physical
character of the State--in other words, to
advertise the Virginia lands is very i'm
portant matter, and so is the matter OF
guarding the farmer against the deception
which has been practiced upon him so ex-
tensively, and which has Involved him in
such great loss. The expense to the State
by the measure as proposed is only $1,000,
and should be much larger. Double or ire
BILE the sum would increase its efficiency :;
but such is the desire for economy that TIL"
expenditure has been cut down to this small
sum. 1t ought to pass promptly as one OF
the best OF measures for the welfare Of the
State and the protection Of the farmer.
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THE ExTRA-SEss1oN QUEsTIoN.-Mr.
Wheeler has been in consultation with seve-
raj OF the prominent Democrats OF the
House in reference to the probability of OBJ
waiting call for an extra session. Neither
Republicans nor Democrats desire an extra
session il it can be avoided without detri-
ment to the interests of either party. II has
been suggested in behalf OF the Republicans
that II the House will make the required'ap
preparations next winter it will be possible
for the Administration to make such or
engagements as will include all necessary
provision for the army. The Democrats say
that they are willing for this on the condi-
ton that the army be, vigorously withheld
from any interference. in southern affairs.
1t is understood that there is::a disposition
on the part OF those authorized to speak to
give such a pledge, II the matter can be
satisfactorily arranged the extra session will
undoubtedly be dispensed with. - Weshinq-
ton special Baltimore. Sa,.
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The address of our gifted friend St. An
drew before The Virginia Press Association
in the Senate chamber yesterday evening,
was warmly commended bT highly intelli-
gent audience. We wish that Virginia
could be the gamer by England's loss Of all
such subjects as the energetic and intelli-
gent editor OF the, Farmyillc Mercury.-
Wing of yesterday, So. , -. ....
We endorse this compliment to the orator
OF the Press Association. In his address he
displayed, in manner somewhat surpri-
sing, his learning and his practical familiarity
with business matters. '''-
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ICE.

ICE.
Tel ICE ICE ! piss.
Tho season being near at hand when ICE WIZ De De
In demand, w6uu rcspecli"... attenl!Vu "
my.old customers and all Others needing the article
to my unrivallcd facilities for furnishing them Win
the best quality Of
KENNEDEC RIVER ICE.
l. Having polite and attentive drivers, and every
other rctufse for delivering ICE, hope by giving
nv entire attention to the business to be the recip-
ent of large share OF the pubic peIlonas nd ,r.cr
April l, 1877:
Families and offices, 5 pounds to 20 pounds, lc.
Families and Offices, 90 pounds to 80 pounds, &c.
per pound. oo,,
Families and Offices, so pounds to 90 pounds &c.
per pound.
Saloons butchers, and fsh-dcaers. t3c. per pound.
SDccial rates will be given to hotels, fce.creani
manufacturers, and large consumers. ice denCereo
free. MHS; o.tSE NV. 49,.
NH 13-1w NO. 1911 east Gar! streel.
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The NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The election in New Hampshire: Tuesday
resulted-if the Demo ic'claims are cor
rect-in the election OF one Democrat and
two Republican congressman, being a gain
OF one for the Republicans This completes
the election for members OF the Forty-6fth
Congress, which will stand allowing the
Republicans all they claim i'm South Caro-
lima, Florida, and Louisiana-149 Demo-
Gratis to IA Repubiicansi 1t understood,
however, that MriAdains, the clerk Of the
House, will refuse to put upon the roll the
names OF several Republicans from Che
States above named, where Democrats
claim the seats, SO that it is probable the
Democrats will have b majority OF eight or
ten at the organization Of the House Bal
tin.ore Sun. ''5s = t'.',t
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The LEE MoNUMENT.-It will not do to
make mistake in locating the LEE monu-
ment, nor in the kind to be adopted. We
publish this morning long letter from
one whose advice is worth needing. Three
of the gentlemen who have discussed this
matter through our columns arc we'll quail
flied for the task.
We take occasion to say to the Wing that
the signature Of tsJ. D." was put to his
article by us. ,..-:,. III. ~.s..'
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Reports from the Ninth Georgia district
congressional election, held on Tuesday,
Indicate TINT Bell Irregular Democrat} is
elected by fair maiorit over Speer tinde-,
pendent DemociaD and Archer Irregular Re-
publican. The official figures may be
close. 8 3tii,s Fl 81 t::t1.st. Il ll.,t
Hon Samuel Randall ey-Speaker OF the
House Of Represent attYes, visited the Mas
sachnsefts Legislature on Tuesday. Each
House, took aGecess. inter- his formal intro,
,duetie9 His RECEIPT ion was most cordial by.
the members of both iarti as. 3. 3. g
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spECJAE NOTICES.
ME- LARGE ASSORTMENT
An f,ot1EN ppoTT5ERS,s~r.o---


7HoVf bEEoW e aA xAkRo value dHH.' 'N
EVERY NovELTYoF THE SEASON.
~ COHEN BROTHERS
have now on exhibition and for sale the most extern
yiyo stock It has ever been their pleasure TO ouef'
Among the many bargains are: ~
700 pairs KID GLOVES, in black,
colored, and opera shades, mt 7oc.' the auai-
ity selling generally at 1925; three-button IN
black and opera at 81 and sl.2o
400. dozen LADIES', MISSES and CHiLDHhSS
HOSE in all the new styles
The H lssfasih CARBOHYDRATES offered in
Every sas y ss in WHITE, BLACK, and coLoRED
Ease EAsSS BBiRst tAe sas Ss sh5aHEs,
Is pieces of the finest ENGLISH CKAp l In ~;
t 64, sra; ana 0-''s'e' A'' ''''''' "''0
. full assortment of JEWELRY in the most mod
The er best aes toTioN DIAPER ever offered at Il
piece Of ten yards: also $50 pieces of fine LIN
In DIAPER at S2.05 piece OF ten yards;
ff P Sesf i P1QuEs at 90. worth 5 &c.,
80, and $50. worth from 35 to Coo;
P%SHoRf2 2SMS kA%S hRsSs
s esEs sSd f g RPe ~
% pieces SWISS MUSLIN and TARLATANS;
$50 dozen TOWELS, a gpod many at near half
40 dozen BLACK SILK FRINGES; also, large
stock Of NECK-RUFFLING In new designs:
See their !lEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDkER-
i CHIEFS at 12hc.: r. .-.
SChRFS in all their new varieties:
200 pieces OF NEW DRESS GOODS, both domestic
aud European nanufacture: ' ...
Handsome DOLMAS CLOTHS;
~ pieces of BLACK SILKS purchased at the
bankrupt sale Of New York importer. and WIZ
be sold fully fifty per cent. OH present value
also. COLORED and FANCY SILKS;
u pieces BLACK BEIGE, warranted pure SILK ana
wool. at Soc;
CURTAINS, CURTAIN LINENS;
LACE SHA DES in great variety:
4 large stock Of OIL-CLOTHS and MAITlNG'
WHITE BED-QUlLTS in endless variety ana
| much below market value; %
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE mt Is. Is, 70
| 25. 80, 80, 40, so. 60. and Toe:
4 large stock OF TABLE-LINEN and NAPhlNS;
700 Yards REMNANTS of IRISH LINEN ut $50;
700 RICHARDSON'S ut soc.
A. Il. Stewart 4 Co.'S celebrated BLACk NIL
| " GLOVES at New York prices. re 20
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The United States Suits Against Con.
federata Officials

The United States Suits Against Con-
federate Officials.
We learn that an appearance has been en-
tered by the Attorney General OF the State
for the defendants in these cases, which
are brought against the defendants as debt
ors to the late usurped and void Govern
ment OF Virginia, to, whose right TO the
debts it is supposed the United States has
succeeded.
They are queer suits. Years after peace
has been proclaimed and established, after
all forfeited rights (where the rights OF
third parties had not intervened) have been
restored, and all confscation proceedings
have absolutely ceased, comes district at
torney proposing to revive these measures
oil war, and to break up these measures OF
peace, by means of the common-law action
OF assnmpsit for money had and received, in
the name OF the United States And money
had and received to whose use? Why.
it is said, these defendants s'were indebted
"to the usurped and pretended govern
'sment, established and in rebellion against
"the lawful authority of the United States,''
which, by the very terms used in describ-
ing it, could acquire no legal right what
ever to which the United States could &C.
cede-a solecism which could only have
occurred to the wisdom which inspired
these proceedings. :e.,... !.
But ii the thing deserves serious
thought, it is well known that the seizure
and confscation Of enemies property inland
has not in modern war obtained US prac-
tice of course, as it has ia cases Of maritime
prize and capture. While the principle is
conceded between belligerents, it is now
generally initiated by the political depart
ment Of the Government, and regulated like
other judicial proceedings IL. rem. Thus
Congress 81 its act OF July. II, 1862, made
it The duty OF the President "to cause the
seizure Of all the estate and property,
money, stock, credit, and effects" of per-
sons engaged in or aiding armed rebellion;
but "to secure the condemnation and sale OF
"any OF snch property after the same shall,
g have been seized" proceedings in rem,
"shal be instituted in the name OF the
"United States, which shall conform
"as near as may be to proceed
fngs in admiralty or revenue cases y;
/" and II said property, real or personal,
!" shall have been found to belong TO per-
son engaged in rebellion. or who has
]" given aid and comfort thereto, the same
/" shall be condemned as enemies property.
g and become the property Of the United
!" ssotes:2 Here, then, was iae way while
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sinking fund to fund cert,lin sterling stock.
To amend the net to incorporate the
Washington, Cincinnati and st. Louis Rail
Fuad company
Authorizing. the Boards Of Supervisors OF
therountiss Of Elizabethg City and Warwick
to increase tlie pay d. the Judge OF the
County Court Of said countics.
BILLS DISMISSED. EEss
House bill prescribing the manner in
which public free-schooI funds shall be col
lected; House bill in relation to the tax on
book agents. EEfsT 2.
Anumber OF bills were ordered to be en-
crossed.
At 2:20 p. M. the House adjourned.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

NRAYs, ATTENTION Assemble at 4
" Regimcntal Armory on FRIDAY Mill IT'LL "A
NEXT, at ~ o'clock, In 'unare's uni'ot"' io'
drill. ...-. -t-rt lLLT, ...r, ~
NH 1927 WILLIAM u. SIohc,o OruerIS.
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me- r. r. PRICE d co.
-.s. ARE RECEIVING
ELEGANT BLACK SILKS, a1.25 to So:
NEW DRESS GUODS-all colors:
PLAID and CHECKED POPLINs-ncw.
ElegaLt line MOURNING GOODS in CASH
MEREs, HENRIETTAS, &C.. 75c. to So yer yard.
ALPACAs and MOHAIRs, CSC, Soc, 35c. to 81.
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.
NH
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It 200 p. M. the House adjourned.
DEATHS.

.-. DEATHS s.it 1t
Died. on TUESDAY; evening tho tn instant, at 6
O'Clock, AMY DOTSON; aged seventeen years ana
six months. ,.,,o i,o
Her sdylng words we're, I" am going home 70
JESUS" -saa1:. I.rEf Fl ':r'r.a
SIstar thou vast mild and lovely, -. -
Gentle us the summers breeze, ID.
- Pleasant as the air of evening
When it floats among the trees. I. ~
Her funeral will take place THIS Thursday Az
TERNOON at az O'Clock from Eoclezrr cnn1 act.
Friends and acquaintances Of the fanny arc
fully invited to attend
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fiiI.f9uIsI isal; tpey Asi3 9aiiitfJ sf;iaGs.
al tbsif, iiss-ii zstiffG
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MEETINGS.

4 STATED CoNVoCATIoN OF sssssEyszS@
n IAFAyETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAP sYASs
TER, No. IS, viii be held az S. Adams assass
Hall, corner of Main and Third stsee,s' C.nh-
dates for degrees viii please appear promptly: AZ a.,
Royal Arch siasons In good staqdinS are coro'ahs
'hsis''. Nv ''Ne1 " CHARLES LUNDIS. i
. -,,,.,,sgF ga.g}. 1-'l Secretary.
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LECTURE.

6 TJIHE BRIGHT SIDE OF THINGS"
The Rev. T. DEWITT TALMAGE, of Brooklyn
the celebrated orator and pqrant humorist, Will de-
liver his FAMOUS LECTURE on
1.-THE BRIGHT SIDE OF THINGS"
on TUESDAY EVENING the Goth instant, ut the
Second Baptist church, corner of Main and sixth
streets. Tickets, 60c. NH 15-Ih,S,M&Iu
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