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New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

When "a Bridegroom iind. all the clothes hc
Own, m the world hung the Othct on h0"A lee
hind tie panty door. he T'h~- i"I ne hst th' lh'
the honey moon - ONrI- Andrews B'/ar.
Boy gazing intcIcstcdly at first pcachcs ot
The --o say. boss hts them peaches sOi any pts
iui" Certainty, y0unR fellow; how'd yer SUPPOSE
tDey'd gIt out 4" " Well. blow II times uusni bc
hard when even peach pits II ~ crampod fonseis
GsL0tte.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY AT HuDNUTs NO.
2l8 BROADWAY
ea.m.77'. Noon. So. M. go Midnight t4'
Highest daring the dav 95' Lowest 'O'
Average SO2,. same daY 1917, "a.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

buckingham HofI-Councillor 4. Z. de Carvalho
BOrces brazilian Minister Washington. Brrr"o' !
Hos> Viscouut dc Itacoum, OF Brazil Osmun latt"be o
London; Witt Dexter Of Chicago, and + T. 'hni,h
Hot,i-Srnator r. Dennis OF MARY ylanu
James q. Bcrret of Wa-hin WesinsfT H"e-
Rear Admiral Joseph f. Green L. = NJ and General J"sp
Whitney OF ST. James HotS-ticn"ral IinH"a
Ewing Of ONO and ex Governor H. d. Cooke 0f the District
Of Columbia Hotel BJuHcicl -Geueral J. H. StonenuSr
OF Albany .... Ns,ropoh0H HoiS-EXGOvrrnor A. T. k'
saord of Arizona George W schuyler of Albany ana
Congressman Of Louisiana RosSHOTs noe =
Captain kennedy. Oi the steamship city Of Berlin iSfor
HoNaval Constructor Edward HART and Cmci Ehshc.f
/ Nc = y
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= Q S ! S G. r IP T
LATEST FORElGN Ne VS..
3:45 a. m.
THE CONGRESS AT BERLIN.
TIE DELIBEEATIONs YESTERDAY.

LONDON, TucsdIy, july :" I~1-.
Il appears that the Congress occupied ycs-
tcrday with minor questions. 10 Endorsed tie
ccssiou Of the Province OF kDtour 10 Persia, ana
decided that the Powers shoud pcriohlcaiy
receive reports on the condition Of the Armeniir> II
settled The Scrvian boundary question. allong Prot
ScIyl AMI referred the details Of the Roumcdn Hun
garian question to a commission to act on the SPOT
Berlin dispatch to The Times report, that il j. said
the Russians requested the pbstponcmcnt OF the batu
question TN Tuesday, not because settlement was
doubtful to give time for reflection on and con'r
nation ~ the report. u the AnGinTuIks treaty LORD
Icacnns ,d made mention Of The treaty N to-day :
c.-nu Of the Congress- ard probably will not do 50; for
II ne did he would thereby admit the right n the CON
90 discuss the trCaiNI Ilglt Wllch IuCdd can
u. admit Il, the treaty does modify the Treaty of
Paris. II probable that Russia vii! assent Ia this
view.
IEc Tiucss bucharest dispatch SAYS the excitement Is
calming. and many pgI'rr7 advise compliance with the
decision Of the Congress
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
WRIT. or IIABEA- CORPUS GRANTED.
,.,,.I ,,.,., -.

JdTIT1 HIVNH n '''1I'''' IT I''7''' VII ''''
bark Disv captain Lewis master tor as-auitius aud
cutting the mate. II j. proposed 10 take hun
back 10 England Tor uiHL Judsc Dduicl- granted
Yesterday wit Of hpbcIs corpus Icuudblt to-day To
mquirr INTO the Ca-'.
Judge Daniels granted Yesterday wit of h'bca- COZ
pu- Tcturuablc TO-DAY boo favor of Alexander II.
Stephen hoy comm ted to The CathoI' iiptcciotl
II 1, cInImed lhst The cnmlnmcnt " Too NaEuc.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
crxrpN. WE'RE. CONDITION.

The condition of General James Watson
Wchp continues about the same, although II IS feared
that hc becoming constantly weaker II" took more
unuri,hmcnt Yesterday and AZ times durng the day ap
ucarrd better, but hc complained of great weakness.
lie .ucr, much from the heat and from eIrtp ss,NS
Opat,, administered Ia him every night hut do not
L.-LL.l .-..al III. Nm. mo- ..N.Ir lILM NOW.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

Thc CXamlnatlOn Of UCncfaI NlChOaS IHSNIna,
charged 18th the abduction of Emma Collins. which
-ct down for hearing yesterday, wa- postponed by
order Court to Thursday morning Justice smith
said that The business of the Court that II
would impossiblc for hun 10 hear the before that
time General tJr~ina not pTc9"ut being detained
still at IudlOW street jan. but MI Schwah HI counsel
sand that he would certainly be- present Oh Thursday
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

STRIKE Al THE NEW JERSEY RIFLE RANGE
The men employed at the NewJerscy state
Rife Range at Elizabeth, IN preparing the building.
grading etc. for the opeuing struck YESTERDAY, rcsug
to yofh or to allow others 10 do sO chef hefon and
CAPTAIN Darling Of the Cty police, were called upon Ia
Ipvrnt a disturbance A. the range was to bo opened
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
MARINE NTELLIGENCE.
MINIA1IKL ALMANAN.

TODAY.
sun 81 sun set'... 1i3 Clock fas I'm. 57s
Noon -rts. oO5 Moon souths. 80, Moon, age. days .
HiGIt WAIVE TODAY = 81.
sandy HOOK. as Island. $40 Hell Gate %
uoii WAIFU IOpAi. ".
sandy Hook 3.ll Gov Island. IL Hell dayo... 53l
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
SUICIDE WITH PARIS GREEN.

Mrs. Teresa SCHNEIDER, age torty-cight. of
so Il- Douglass ST., brooklyn died yesterday from the
effects ~ Cf Puri, lccu which she took on sun
u For som, time trouble has existed between her huS.
,nd and lrr-cf and sunday. IN ~ OF desperation,
.ur took the poison. She fingered uniii T.. M yestci-
day. wncu h'I death occurred Sho leaves arhc fam
D. ..t aItt
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
rnIrnRs Hr,rINn InEIE RENINs.

PmI,prLrIIIA, July e.-A party of Pitts
burg editors arrived IN town tonight. TAry IN
excursion 20 ape May and Long Branch and are ac-
compauIcd by Agent Watt. OF the PcuusyNauia Rai-
road.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
SUICIDE or An AMERICAN MERCHANT.

TUNIFUN, TI'-0lV, JITN y, T. =
The Ddig Tcq,upES Paris dispatch states
that Robert Carter. The American merchant OF Rue
Aurcr. whose body found 90 the seine last week,
committed suicide IN consequence ~ III health
~, ottr IoyS,0n N.iss srS F.nt PIytl
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

PoTT>vIIIF, Penn, july S.-Four only of the
ttrty.I Pole. arrested At Shenandoah yesterday have
been retained ia custody. the other, having been Dis
charged hy pa, iuE smlll fines. Tia" four VINO are re-
ttlu. are the rurlrId'r Of the not YESTERDAY ana viii
be- tn. ~ the urN session oi The Criminal Court 10 bc
I-.L.lL l. IL. L--LL
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
4 NEw SUPERINTENDENT FOR THE BONANZA
NINI~.
S\v FEANCI,Co, July S.-On account OF i'll

health lame, &, air hu- resigned the supcruculcucy
nf the EnnauI and a other mine, under HI control.
Assistant Superintendent WIN. ~. Patton hi~ been HI
toi.l no h.- stead meeting ot the trustees Of tie
california Nlur to-day. dividend ~ II per share
DECLARED. The Consolidated Nupn.a Company passed
rt.. I'm. ,fftt tlgf
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

STRUCTURE, impotence, and Diseases vi noa.s ss
Osnerstve Organs radically snl speedII you
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
DISEASES
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

Tho importance NJ the system, - power over Ns
and tlr Tc,t bearing which II has on human haprle.ss
horly r-cogniLed and tho danger % oyertai
inc whether through intense mental apr cdi'n or ~ the
,xt,A,y, indulgence Of the appetlts ana l'prhslt+ arc
nropr .utct. consideration When the nervous system
ranged u absolutely necessary {" promptly seek ad
We, nom an expert Who for long s,1rS ~ years has de'
voted hi- whole time and attention io tins suYad "hoifori
Ia. xu.rtce and practice has learned 10 discover al oes
the cansc aud a. promptly apply the remedy thus ay0hhg
e ,ut slow king for the truth common 10 the IN
and aunoying Ia the patient WHO, very nat
ursly 1sn,sio know without delay What 'r matter hs
eInt u arrangement the poOAbites o. Tecueraton
AMI the time required. ..-, -.
~ lie bTan has become exhausted b intense mental ap-
rllc4fou d,prIyug Of the power ot C0nnr," Thought
can only recover strength 10y being ir''iy Ted abl
Of certain systematic M tiois IL IS
preside organic
he me value of this branch Of mc.' scarce
marriage, the ltrtuatS0n u
iy names ihp securing II hereditary uIs and the reien
ton Of estates the zane family. -.
ram l,g and iarrr .xlercnce tbs direction. have
he ,bo e. tuuman uy nv tne t1atlW appretlS-
rn f -D. of the nrst The t,y auG Laou and
can corIu much that pertain To TIE tAtrcse
every Cuatt ru q item aud tr means O re-
covering s powers whether II Dr4ll Agyeie lIopeus9f VI
passion.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
DIR. GiDWiYS REGULATING PILLS..

Perfectly taeless elegantly coated for the Of all Dis
orders tho stomach liver bOwes kidneys bladder neryon,
diseases headache constipation, indigestion, dyspepsa
biOu,gess. bilious fever Inflammation Of the bover
piles all OF the internal vscera Warrant.i
to effect q positive cure. Price rs cents per box
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

PourRol', Elastic Rupture Belt is the best
truss without metal springs Price - 1iG BroadH1y.
CONYTIsFD WITH UNNTCTSS PAIN,
Infant. wutl. with who might be- speedily relieved
wItu MIlA ul VI ,p>E-lA. sold by All dtugsstS.
No breakfast table is complete on fish day
rt the ,tcbIatci MGR bouccss coush. selected from
the best Bank.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
FEVER AND AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty There 1, m,
remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever Aqua
sni all other MaaTi0us. Bilious scarlet Typhoid yellow an5
other Fev"rs aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. quick as
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Fifty cents per bottle "
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
Summer Clothing
FOR BOYS.
Lord g. I | TayIor
BROADWAY AND 2oIii->E
ERAD>IREEI>

one o,gruiIaDl' On, MuGc,m.f' o., "'e''"'
'\niJ- Mis- I-~IEp QUARTERLY. r.. - ,ra
ShSts U C'ruf,s >,'rh,,A.y. .i..'.'G' .''.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
HRDDkINN.

The Common Council yesterday confirmed
George l. FOX - a member OF the Board Of Education.
The Board of Aldermen Yesterday held It's
last meeting before the summer vacation II will con
vcnc only once before September.
John r. Jurgcns, formerly a member of the
Board of Eucation died yesterday AT his residence No
l. Dodw0rth.,t Hr wHs nifty seven years OF age.
John Spclhau>cn was taken 10 the Long
leland College Hospital sunday morning, suffering from
exhaustion caused ty lack Of food lie died Yesterday.
The new do. ordinance will 20 into effect
Oh Inly H. and thereafter all dog, found at large un
mullicd aud unlicensed VIII be liable to capture aud
death.
Margaret Kane. of No. JJ3 Nauderblt-avc,
who vas arrested aud locked up III the Skin Avenue
Police station on SUNDAY. the charge OF assaulting
ber husband made Intellectual attempt yesterday to
commit suicide III her cell.
Water PuIvcyOr Milne reported to the
Board oi Cty Works. yesterday, that the Park C0mIns
,oncrs had been drawing water without paying for IT,
iiom the Mount Prospect Reservoir, distributing II
among the COncy Island hotels He said that they
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
MI-lELLANFnIs.

LONDON July S-Ady!ccs from - Helena Nader
Juy o. state that the ship AElar add capt samson. from
Java for the channel. abandoned Her
landed q ~ Helena.
me .t Olam- Castle DBr Capt Gre <. from Yokohama
Shtu,lai aud Annoy Tor Sew York. vt, the cana
arrived singapore the tth inst Shc had been ashOU
four ,lays. and l-t-oiuri part of her
IlD tNEiro, July r-1Ao ship k:t Carson tAml CAP
~p-uccr Carif Apr for BATAVIA has pat IN here
lcaAiuL badly. she viii discharge for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

str Stra--Hurs tGcr) for Bremen Wytuoke. Tor Mort
city Point and IJchm0uI Fanny tsdwa,U''r FOR Hait.m
MattloatI irr Philadelphia. fancOn.a. for Portland
sup tauIGi. IIOWbuigc. Melbourne, Australia Il "
exon . Co.
BarAs Post tNor. HcuUcksen. Bordeaux, G Tobias
Bertha tNorI ,Iaru Rotterdam 30, AfuIut. O"tlru
Victoria SPAN. Nibl!cr, barcelona T. Harmonys Sept
& Co. iaIT.rt Campbell BrI. Iuukirk. James " Live
Co. LEFT tuAscn tNOr, Hansen. siotI, Eus, BocAma
OcIlcIu N 60.
Buu, china iBr. Wof Bcrhcc. Br Guiana Lcacrafi &
II p1Iurrr IHi. E.u.UIk, IIIlrc NAitDr, watson <
Robert Mowr Ncurc - Pi"rr" Mart. if'Wh bridges -
II a Nilllf Nr,cr- Monte ydcO. Carver * BarEes b
Walters tEr H.ud'l. Dubiin. snow IS BuIgoss. Matt
Ku--riL AthrItou. Lisbon. Hunter q to.
S,nrs L. \ forsJ t.. Honbc, stamford stamford Manu-
turing 90. White wing Stubb-. Havana. Br'it. son
M.e,Ic Master. BIZ Malcolm. windsor. =, j Nrvlu
son Lroia. Gordon. corpus thrIs, Tex. II Brewer.
CaAd " y.r, Bouthb1y. Isaac sIape, L& II Knowles
belts, Boston, southland i CO.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-11-21
The First District.

The Eastern Varg,nian,of the 9th, publish
ed at Onancock, Accomac county, has the
following paragraph relative to the election
in that county and district:
The election for Congressman to REPRE-
sent the First District. which occurred on
Tuesday last, showed less excitement and
greater apathy among the people than we
have ever before known. There was not
half vote cast, land General Beale's majority,
instead of being 1000 or 1900, amounts to
the beggarly sum total of 30S, and he is not
permitted to leave the Eastern Shore with
this, as our neighbor, Northampton, having
give8 a majority of go for Mr.. Round, the
Republican candidate, leaves General Beale
to cross the bay with only 24S majority. If
Mr.. Round was capable of throwing this
much cold water on General Beale. we may
thank our stars that Sener was not candi-
date.
The majority Of General Beale in the dis
| trict, over Mr.. Round, is less than the vote
of Colonel Critcher, and makes General
Beale a minority candidate by 500. Mr..
Round made capital canvass. He, how
ever. labored under the disadvantage of not
being personally known in the greater num-
Der of the counties before the canvass com.
menced. Had Mr.. Sener been candidate,
we have no doubt he would have been elect
ed He had made fine record as the rep
resentative Of that district four years ago;
was favorably known in every part of it; is
forcible speaker; and has many warm per-
| sonal friends outside of his party. While a
Republican, his views on all public questions
have been very liberal, and, by reason of
this, would have commanded the support
of many Of his political opponents.
Had the Republicans, in this contest,
united upon Mr.. Round, he would have
been elected. They were divided, however.
some of the leading members of the patty
supporting Colonel Critcher, and the fact of
this division discouraged many others, who
saw certain defeat in the result, when sue
cess might have been assured had there been
| unity of action
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-11-21

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 1Sth,-BEEI
CATTLE.-The only activity in the market this
week was in the wholesale trade, prices generate
being 36aAc better than last week. But the retail
trade was slow. prices in the beginning sympa
thisng with the wholesale market, but they soon
fell Off with very dull trade and rates became j
C 10 wer on most grades than they were last week
close, when number of the offerings were Jeff
over unsold. We quote at 2a$4 rs per 100 lbs few
selling at the latter price.
Mich CoWs.-Good cows have been scarce and
in request this week, and common ones dull We
quote prices at 20a$50 per head. as to quality
Prices this week for beef cattle ranged as follows
Best Beeves at 37a$4 u.s. that generally rated first
quality 52asa H. medium or good fair quality 90
ass 20; ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS 90 a
50 Is; general average of the market this week.
extreme range OF prices 00a$4 rs Most of the
sales were from IS to So 60 per 100 lbs
SwINE.-The market has been very fully supplied
again this week, and the quality is of about the
same grade as last weeks offerings. Trade is very
slow, prices being off fully &c since last week.
We quote the best hogs at 416a4h cents, with
few choice shade higher; lower grades roneh
tail ends, &C., Ssla4 cents; most sales have been
made at IA cents per lib net. Some 24OO arrived
up to Saturday. and the balance since then Re-
cepts this week 10,lT9 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-The sheep market is worry
slow. most OF the buthers having been fully sun.
piled with STOCK last week, and the balance buying
sparingly this week. There is some slight outside
demand, for the East and Washington, D. c. We
more than cents per Id gross and not great
many at that figure, most Of the sales being made
at 34a3A ceEts stock ewes at 5OaS2 rs per head.
Wethers 3A cents per lib, and mixed lots 25as3
each. LAMBS at 3Aa4E cents per lib gross and
dull Receipts this week 3046 head.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-11-21
Marriages.

November 18th, by Rev.Solomon Funk. at Sing.
ers Glenn. Joseph R. Funk and Miss Louise G
Bear, all of Rockingham county.
On the 18th inst, by Rev G. Mauzy, at Port Re-
public, Ed P. Weaver and Miss j, NJ. Maupin, all
Rockingham county
On Tuesday, at Woodland, by Rev. w @ Hull.
han, Mildred F Gilkerson and Miss Bette ,daugh.
ter OF Captain Thomas Eskridge, all of this
county.
At Valley Farm, near Greenville, on the Both of
October by Rev A Hamilton, Mr. Janet W
Miller to Miss Phebe G.. daughter OF John H B
Shultz. all of Augusta county,
On November 18th, at Wari ckton, in Oath coun-
ty, the residence of the BRIDES father, by Rev. G.
1. Brown John w Stephenson and Miss Eliza G.
Warwick. daughter of James w Warwick. Esq,
all OF Bath county.
On November Sd, near Dayton. by Rev Solomon
CARRIER, James W Newman, of Augusta county,
and Miss Sarah Sanger, of Rockingham county.
On the 18th in the M E .Chu rch at Eureka, Ill.
by Rev E McClish, w Fl Fisher, formerly of New
Hope, Augusta county, to Mrs Jeanette C Gould,
of Eureka.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-11-21

Messrs. Editors Permit US, through the col
umns OF your paper, to give a hurried vindica-
ZION OF our lights, as shamefnly trespassed upon
seen In Churches and our comments upon it,
which appeared in the Spectator of recent date
Notwithstanding the friendly warming of "P A.
n. in the form OF the following quotation
Shoe not only fits but pinches,' 1.-THE authority
for which we should be happy to learn.) as appli-
caDie To one who might chance to take exceptions
we claim the possession of sufficient moral cour-
age, not only to repel such an imputaton upon
the town OF Mt Sidney and vicinity, but also to
display, IN his proper sphere, the correspondent
from MT. Sidney who, for the past few months,
has been counting notoriety through the Spec
tator,, under such non de plumes as "Ecria."
Had all the readers of the spectator bnowl-
edge OF the aforesaid correspondent S qaali6ca-
tons Tor authorship and OF the estimation in
which his pretensio1s in said direction are
considered by his fellow townsmen, this art
luerilityis traceable throughout his composition,
Notwithstanding the assumption of erudition in
the display of high sounding phrases and lido
matte words; yet, in order to preclude the idea
that he is the recognized exponent of the views
OF the town of his nativity in the capacity of its
regular correspondent, we deem it advisable
herein to state the fact that his publications
considered by the enlightened and cultured citi
zens OF his own town. in the light OF mere school
boy compositlons-a mixture OF ideas and verb
lage IN the proportion OF pound OF verbiage to
an ounce OF IDEAS and are read. if read at al, by
hours of youthful speculation upon the probable
condition OF Mt. Sidney, when the germ of such
late development shall have matured to place
in the first rank of lterati As regards the afore-
said article we say that it casts unjust reffec
tlon upon Mt. Sidney and vicinity, and is attrbu-
table to- Ignorance, coupled with a monomania
for scr1bbling. We would recommend for the
author an attendance at one Of the two good
schools in proximity to Mt. Sidney for several
ten months sessions; diligence in application and
steadfast abstinence from newspaper dabbling,
until he shall have learned that ttgect does not
signify result; that substantive in the singular
requires singular verb; that quotations are prn-
clpaily used to include the exact words OF anoth-
er; that Church Etiquette" is recognized in the
nomenclature of no language, and that no strict
are from no1conformer will ever be tolerated by
The PEOPLE OF MT. SIDNEY.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-11-21
Vez0 Advertisements.
docket Case No

- Docket Case No.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
for the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
.,I In the matter OF John w Stone, Bankrupt.
Western District of Virginia. IS
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the goth
Gay o. september, 1878, a Warrant of Bankruptcy
was issued out OF the District Court of the United
states "a :or the Western Dist. of Virginia against
ene estate OF John W. Stone, of Lynchburg, in
GO OF Campbell. in said district, who has been
aaSd!udged bankrupt on his own petition: That
me payment OF any debts and the delivery of any
properly belonging to such bankrupt, to him, or
70 or MS use, and the transfer of any property by
n n are forbidden by law; and that meeting of
1ne creditors OF said bankrupt to prove their
uepts, and TO choose one or more assigneeS of his
estate VIII be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to
pc holden at the office of w Early in Char
!otIesvIlle, Va, before Z w Early, Esq, Register
IN Bankruptcy for said district on the 18th day OF
december, d, 1873 at u O'Clock Ri.
JNO 4. LEWIS,
nov |l-2" S Marshal for said Dist.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-11-21

docket Case No.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
for the Western District OF Virginia
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Hezekiah Taylor, Bankr't
Western District OF Virginia, SIS.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the Goth
day OF September, 1878. a Warrant of Bankruptcy
was issued out OF the District Court of the United
States for the Western Dist. of Virginia against
the estate Of Hezekiah Taylor, of ShadwelI, in
been adjudged bankrupt his own petition !:
That the payment OF any debts and the delivery
him, or for his use, and the transfer of any prop
erty by him. are forbidden by law; and that
meeting OF the creditors of said ban krupt to prove
their debts, and to choose one or more assigaees
OF his estate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy
to be holden at the office Of E w Early in Char
ottesyllle, Va, before E. w. Early, Esq, Register
in Bankruptcy for said District, on the 18th day
of December. A. D, 1878, at II O'Clock M.
JNO. +. LEWIS
nov 2l-2w U S Marshal for said Dist
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-11-21
Docket Case No. I
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,

Docket Case No. !
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
tor the Western District OF virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
Western District of Virginia, S.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 2oth
issued out of the District Court of the United
States for the Western District of Va against
the estate OF Humphrey Dabney of Lynch burg. ir
county of Campbell, in said District who
mas mas been adjudged a bankrupt on his own PEE
5lt is That the payment Of any debts and the
dellvery OF any property belonging to such bank
rupt, TO him or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him, forbidden by law; and
that meeting of the creditors OF said bankrupt
10 prove their debts and to choose one or more
asslgnees, will be held at Court OF bankruptcy
70 pc holden at the office OF E. w. Early in Char
Iottesvllle, before E. W Early, Esq, Register in
December, 1873, at IL O'Clock, m.
nov 21-2t u S. Marshal for said Dist