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Horace H. Rowland, -Adminlstrato of Benja-
min Wood, deceased, plaintiff, against Edwin
G. Cheatham, defendent-In Probate Court.
Petition to cell land to pay debts .3iis'a s'ii
+ A LEXANDERb aCHEATHAM,s aIsHAM i.
IA Cheatham, Lucy Bobbett, Catherine Row
land, Malta W. Rowland, Jane Barnes, Parthena
Barnes, Rebecca Burrows, lfabitha sKittrell,
Daniel A. Pasehall, Ella Reaxis, Richard Taylor
Rosa Kittrell, wife of Thomas Stone, Leweilyn
Kittrell, Alice Wagstaff, wife Of Charles w.
Calls, heirs of Polly Higss deceased, James Pas
chall, Anderson Paschail
It appearing to the Court that the defendant,
heirs of Polly Hggs. deceased (who are, not
known to the plaintiff James Paschall and An
derson Paschall, are residents 1t Is there
fore ordered-that- publication be made for them
in, the Standard, a newspaper published in
the City Of Raleigh, for six weeks successfully,
notifying them to be and appear before, this
Court, at the Clerks Office in Oxford, on Friday
the 18th day OF November next, then and there
Ito plead, answer oridemur to the said petition,
otherwise the same will be taken pro contesso,
and heard er pdrte as to them. 'H y" 'r9is
Given under my handat Office i'm Oxford, the
Sd day of 0etabsr, ADJ
CALVIN Belts, Clerk
efsnperior Court ofGranyille County.
s. ~ ~ Nv ton x,4s.rfp A. WV
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Mass Meeting.

A Mass Meeting of the Republicans is
called to meet at the Court House in this
City, at II o'clock on Wednesday, the I'd of
next month, to appoint delegates to attend
the Congressional Convention. A full at
tendance is requested. l.3 -g.as
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Horace Greedy is confined to his bed by
fever, resulting from exposure on his recent
trip through the West. li .s a.,,. )
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The farmers and the Republican party are
our only hope for the country.
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H
af % -ssgo ~ France. 7isii-o qgd1
ToURs, Oct. ga, balloon from Paris yester.
day landed with many letters. Garibaldi con-
tinues to act OF the offensive. {7i %
The Worlds special from London says, the
surrender Of Metz regarded favorable to pending
armistiee and peace negotiations, though Metz
and Bazine were regarded by both parties as
practically out of the question. No reference
whatever having been made to them in the pre-
sliminaries. have. the following points Of prop
osition from the best authority. Ssatu quo ante
9 is to govern all arrangements looking to posi-
BILE resumption arms G Paris is to receive dag BY
: dayela days supply Of provisions. All lati-
tudes to be given throughout the country to
hold elections. 'li! ti1oi1A .lsh-'aisn
Tours, (oficial) via BouRe, Oct ss.-The Prus-
SLAMS were defeated near Basancon They left
1900 killed on the field, and many fed to Swift.
zerland, where they were disarmed. Bourbaki
is very active. The authorities here credit him
with saving Amiens. Nothing official from
Paris or Loire, Colonel Wickenstein, Russian
diplomat, has a sale conduct from the Prussians
and will proceed to Paris. It. is reported here
that England desires congress OF the Powers.
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GEO. W. MoRDEcAI. This gentleman, a
resident of this city, is exceedingly low,
and fears are entertained that he will not
recover. ,e.....
Mr.. NJ. Is widely known throughout the
State and his loss would be felt in a very
large circle. We hope he may recover.
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Markets

New YORK, Oct 3d. Cotton shade irmer.
Uplands 1875 Turpentine- shade Armer at A
|. Rosin steady at si.95 to %. dstecksIEeaks Gold
1l%. Money 3 and g. ,,o ,,e;.,oI,,s .Fr
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Edgecombe county SO far, has not shipped
this year half as much cotton as she did last.
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"a MoRION's GOLD PENs.-Morton is the
Prince of Gold Pen Makers, and his palace
is at 25 Maiden Lane, N. Y. Mr.. Morton
is q man Of more than ordinary talent. In
stead, however, of frittering away his life
as lawyer, instead of entering the pulpit as
a minister, or the sanctum as an editor be
chose rather to immortalize thought BY
multiplying the facilities for Its utterance
.aWho could fail to awaken imagination
with Q gold pen for a magician's wand 2
Who could fail of golden speech with a
golden pen for chennel for thought? How
should golden words flash like sunbeams
from its polished surfaces!
The gray goose quill is vulgar; the steel
pen is rigid and infexible; the gold pen
only is fit for the delicate touch of ladies
fair the gold pen only will trace line as
fine as spiders daintiest thread, and, at
will, a line as bold as John Hancock's ia
nous signature.
Dear reader, this pen with which we now
write is one Of Morton's Incompatible Gold
Pens, and IS the munifcent gift of Ed.
Fasnach. If you want just such another
call on Mr.. Fasnach at Fentress' corner, two
doors above, Tucker Hall, East side of
Fayetteville Street. ...-.
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= The Charlotte O0ssrosr says. Application
is to De made to the next Legislature for an
amendment to the charter of the Whining
ton, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad. 3.
We hope something will be dune to re-
iIeve this road from its difficulties, so that
itIlcan be hurried to completion. Complete
the road to Charlotte and its earnings will
soon build the road to Asheville. dr. LtIl
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RoBERTF, FAUCETT VS.. JAS. h. PARKER

ROBERT r. FAUCETT VS.. JAS. b. PARKER,
a.-Attachment. - sdI Sas u ~ Oh
EIFTEEN DOLLARS and seventy.three cents
Il due by contract as b balance for -four pur-
chased from Thomas Holt, .cf Alamance County,
warrant of attachment, returnable before r. b
Hinnant, ESD, Justice Of the Peace for john
ston County, at his office in Beulah, on the 18th
day of November, 1870, when and where the de-
PENDANT is required to appear and answer the
complaint, this 18th day of October, 1870 u
oct IL W4W
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iEDIcAL COLLEGE, o. VIRGINIA, Richmond.
SESSION OF ls7O.7I. s,iis,4s

THE NEXT-1NNUAt- COURSE OF Lee
. i lures will commence, on the FIRST MON
DAY IN OCTOBER, and continue Ave months,
with a fully organized Faeulty, " Consisting OF
mine Professors and with all the requisite APPA-
RATus, MODELS, DRAWINGS, and other facilities
Tor the illustidtion-of theleeturesl the several
departments, ,Anxample supply OF material for
PRACTICAL ANAfoAF. -Fop fS52lls2xd silte
/ Clinical Instrnctien at the College Hospi.
tai, the City Aims Houses, white and colored, }
and the Dispensary attached to the College
and Diseases of Women and Children.
FEES: Matr1cuintion, IS; Full Course of
Lectures, sl20 Gfaduations $50; Demopstrntor
I 4 reasonable Indulgence for the rrofssser
BOARD In Richmond $40 to $50 per month
For further information, or CODY CT Catalogue
address '-- - Z. 8. J0THES, NJ. D.,
aug 2-w6w no bsbi1 Dean Of the Faculty.
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-Dacotah.

TANKToN, Oct. 29.--Armstrong, Democrat,
has been elected to Congress-. .yi5 e...it.lj.3
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RALEIGH CoTToN MARKET. Reported
by A. G. Lee s Co., Market street, Whole
sale Grocers and Commission Merchants.
Oct. 30, Receipts, 1'''' 1874 bales;
4" For shipment, 1854
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!, Miscellaneous

4 80, 4 Miscellaneous.
CANCERS. -rUMOKs, ULCERS.
r. b. Kline, NJ. D.. at the PHrLAnrIpuI.
CANCER INsTITuTE, 93l Arch Street. PhiladelN
phia. Pa, and-E: H. Green, N. D., CHARLoTTE.
N. c., are making most remarkable cures Of
Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers,
by new princIples-cdneer AntidotesZ thai, re-
move the largest 6anccFs- and -Eumors without
an operation With the knife, without caustics,
eating or burning medicines, and With but little
pain. gtIat ak9!i,inuag ssigs.,g L.,
No OTHER TREATMENT SHOULD EVER BE USED
For particulars, send for Circular, call upon
or address either of the above
DR.. Kline WI hAwith Dr.. Green, October 18th.
.aR0I5 dsiaAar SO ID 39rE3mn
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North Germany


~ BREMEN. Oct. 29-The French fleet are AGAR
threatening in the North and Baltic Seasuo.roi
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
GniIows:s;ssio.d1uoS

net to day. Elections were the, chief topiSyy4t
has been dstsrmihed to sDiofcefhs laS3 SfGdp-
gress Instructions to commanders of troops
will soon be issued. ,..n,--....
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EASTERN DIVISION OF THE WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD We learn
from iron, the Asheyille Citizen, that the annual
meeting of the Stockholders of the Eastern
Division of the Western North Carolina
Rail Road Company, was held at Morgan
ton on Thursday last Messrs. S. Med. Tate,
A. Merrimon, 2. B. Vance and John Nc
Dowell, were elected Directors on the part of
the private Stockholders for the current
year. The Governor and Council, appoint
ed J. L. Henry; g. 3. Mott, y. W. Bowman,
w. G. Gambler, Mr.. Howerton, C. ]. Cowles,
Tod R. Caldwell and CT, s. Corpening
Directors on the part of the State.
1t wasresolved to complet the road to Ma
lones Store, 8 miles from the top of the Blue
Ridge and 81 miles from Asheville, at once.
The estimates of work done as far as Ashe-
vile, are to be made at once, with view to
a settlement with the Stockholders at an
early day. It will be determined about a
month hence, whether the work will go on
or close. s@ai1i3 ROY tsW ...tilsa:
We trust some means will be adopted to
continue, at all events, the heavy work on
1uS hiotiieoiH. g.-.-. "a
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AURORA.

Salisbury, yet. a, lsW,4blaj2pI sy5as
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Stale Of Vermont.
90 nraua Cnurt August

State Of Vermont.
ALMIRA c. BEssEY } Lamoille County ST.
EDGAR F. BEssEY. : Term Term A. D. 1870.
The petition of Almira c. Bessey, of Stowe,
in Lamoille County, Vermont, is made to this
Court, setting forth that at Wolcott, in said
County, on the 18th day of March, A. b, 1866,
she (then being Almra Chapman) was legally
married to Edgar +. Bessey. then of Bakersfield,
Vermont, by Rev. Horace lIerrick, minister
of the Gospel, and from that time until the
month of January, A. ID. 1868, she lived with
said Bessey in the strict observance of the mar
1iage contract ON her part, in this State and in
Massachusetts.
And further setting forth that said Edgar f.
Bessey, in January, A. d, 1868, and ut divers
times before and since said date and said mar
rage has committed adultery, and being of sufii-
Gent pecuniary ability cruelty neglected to pro-
vide suitable maintenance for the support, and
he has not kept his marriage contract.
And praying that the bonds Of matrimony
between her and said Edgar 4. Bessey be dissol-
we'd and held for naught. Also praying for the
care and custody Of her daughter Gay l., Bes-
sey aged two years
W, II. VI. BINGHAM, Atty.
State Of Vermont, The foregoing petition being
Lamoille Co, SIS. presented to me, and it APP
pearing that said Edgar +. Bcssey now resides
out of this State SO that service of process in
the ordinary way cannot be made on him
In rs ORDERED, that said Edgar +. Bessey be
notified Of the tendency of said petition, and
to appear before the Supreme Court next to be
holden at Hyde Park, in Lafnoille County, on
the third Tuesday Of August, A. d. 1870, by
publishing the said petition o. substance there
Of, with this order, in tho Lamoille Nowsdealer,
a weekly newspaper published at Hyde Park
aforesaid, three weeks successfully the Lust Of
which shall be at least IL days before the session
of said Court aforesaid, and by delivering to
said Bessey one Of the newspapers containing
said publication at least II days before the SEES
sion Of said Court above stated.
Given under my had this. 10Th day Il July,
A. D. 1870, 1T Montpelier, IN Washington
County. ASAliEL FEN,
s8J Judge Of the Supreme Court.
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A CARD.

IA tcord to the aoise IS sufficient"
And Il is to that class that make my
staten,ents. Wise men change their minds
bak fools do not 1t is self-evident fact
ihst ~ need more home manufactures,
zud I1yiew of this fact, | am going TO open
Hfst class Boot and Shoe shop in Hyde
Park, and cordially invite all my old pat
rons, and every one else, to call on. me,
feeling confident that they will go away
moro than satisfied.
hare something neao under The sun
to which I call the attention of the citizens
Of I4amoille County: l have the exclu-
sive right for this county to use W. W.
KrrcnEs's PATENT BooT AND SHOE HEELS.
Call atmy store in Hyde Park and | will
show you something you never saw before.
"A will apply these heels to boots or shoes
81 ti6 same price that boots or shoes are
sold with the old leather heels, and war
rant satisfaction to all my customers. |
contend that all goods in my line can and
shaU be sold as cheap as sale boots can be
furnished from any part of the country,
and made much better. My work will
Nj Be made by hand and warranted not
1dpe already opened my shop, and |
IA row ready to receive orders from all
xho nay favor me with their patronage.
Iju(eod to have all work done when prom.
led md shall work on the principle that
ss1r4t 6omc first served"
M CHARLES CRANE.
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W. II. H. BINGHAM, Atty.

State of Vermont, The foregoing petition being
Lamollc Co., IS. 5 presented to me, and it APP
pearing that the said Lewis Belknapp resides
out of this State, ard III Canada, so that service
Of said petition cannot be made on him in the
ordinary way
1t is ordered, that said Lewis Bellnapp be
notified of the tendency of said petition, and to
appear before the Supreme Court next 20 be
holden at Hyde Park in Lamoille county on the
Sd Tuesday Of August, A D 1870, hy publish
ing the substance Of said petition with this or
der in the Lamoille Newsletter, weekly news
paper published at Hyde Park in said county.
three weeks successfully, the last Df which pub
licatons to be at least II days before the session
Of said Court at the time aforesaid and by Civ
ing said Lewis Bclknapp copy Of the piper
containing such publication at least 10 days
prior to the session Of said Court 1T the term
aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 9th day of July,
A D 1870, at Montpelier, in Washington
County. ASAHEL PECK,
81 Judge Of the Supreme Court.
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I. A. and e. N. Smile, lMinors.l


STATE OF VERMONT, Lamoille District, rs; In
Probate Court, held at Johnson, within and for said
District, on the 10th day OF July, A d 1870.
Melville L. Smile, guardian Of Laura Smile
and Earl NJ. Smile; minnrs--makes application
tI said Court for license to sell the following de
scribey real estate of his said wards tOwit all the
real estate which they avn or have any tic to in
the town Of Cambridge in said district, represent
ing that the sale thereof for the purpose putting
the proceeds of such sale at interest, investing
the same in stocks or real estate would be benefi
cal to said wards.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court, that said
aco't and said app cati0n be referred to session
OF snd Court to be held at the Probate Office in
said johnson on the 9Th day of August, A ID 1870,
for hearing and decision thereon; .ltA
And it Is further ordered, that notice hereof be
given to all persons inferred, by publication Of the
same three weeks successfully in the LamOill @
Ncwsdcaie,, paper published at Hyde Park, pre-
vious to said time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place, and show
cause, If any they may have, why said account
Should not be allowed and such decree made
BY the Court. Attest
35 Q. @. CHADWICK, Judge.
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EARN For SALE.

It
The subscriber will sell the following property
for iair price aud on easy terms,
so acres of Land, situated In No. Cambridge, VT,
40 acres of It wood land 100 sugar trees--wIth
buckets, two pans and sufficient storage, 10 acres
good pasture land with two Of 1t sOwn to oats
good house and barn. Also. my saw-mill--ncw
circular saw, and stave and slab saw, all In good
repair. 100 cords slabs fitted fsr stove Also, rs
good mill logs. Said mill has done ever s3On. 90
worth of work tho past season. and has now about
800 logs on hand to be sawed. s,tf.
I will give Immediate possession. For further
particulars inquire Of ~ "a 81
HENBY COLEMAN,
No, Cambridge, VT, July Is, 1870. 35tf
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LIBERATION N0TICE.-This is to certify
that | have this day given my son, Frank L.,
his time during the remainder OF his minority,
and shall claim none OF his earning nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date
REUBEN WHITC0MB.
Hyde Park, July l6, 1870. Bows
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IInEn AIInN NOTICE.

This is to certify that have this day given
my son Chester s. Whiteomb, his time during
the remainder Of his minority, and shall ella m
none of his earnings nor pay any debts Of his
contracting after this date.
IRA WHTTCOMB.
Hyde Park, July, July II, 1870. *3i
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uaspxlcK HOTEL,
Ke Valley Rail Road Notice.


lock Holders of the Lamoille VAL
Road Company are hereby mott
the Annual Meeting of said
II will be held at the American
b Hyde Park, Vt, on TUESDAY,
PrH, A. d. 1870, at one o'clock,
ernoon, for the purpose of elect
onrd of Directors of said ComLa-
TO transact any other legal bust
i may come before said meeting.
II of the Directors:
j. Fl. GEORGE, CLERK.
Hardwick, VT, July IL, 1870.
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d {EIlINGTON SAVINGS BANK.
e. INCORPORATED IN 1S47.

Amount on Deposit, July LIST, 1870, $445,-
ruo6Gaac Of Deposit for last six ments, $l72,-
Dizidcnd for past year, was 7per cent.
All TIC profits of this Bank 60 to the Depos-
Deposits made on or before the 4th of any
month. Nav dividends from the l of that
month; md after the 4th, from the LIST of the
following mouth.
D1yidcnds made LIST of January aud July, up
on I'll Gums on deposition one full month prev
ious, and carried to principal ompounding
twice year.
Money may be sent by Bank Check, Express,
Post Office Order, or Reg. Letter, and Bank
Book for pepositors will be returned by mail.
This bank make dividends upon any sum not
less than one dollar.
Bank open from a. m. to p. m.
G. +. WARD, Treasurer.
July OH, 1870. & Sans
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TIE FREMONT HORSE !

rs In the market Mt the stable Of the owner in
No Hyde Park, for the benefit Of those who have
used, or owned, or ramd, or sold stock from said
Horse, aud also for tho heneht Of such as wish TO
establish n Rcputation for their mares ~, Fire.
Class Brecddrs. Terms -invariabIy SOMETHING
% j. w. HEATH.
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got TO hare Money TO pay mig Debts.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
THE ATTENTIoN OF THE PUBLIC rs HEREBY
CALLED TO THE
NATION A L G AT II! Av-
Invented by w. D. HARRAH of Davenport, Iowa.


1t is built without hinge, mortse or tenon,
md is Perfectly Adapted to all Gate purposes
1t is Exceedingly Simple in its Construction, and
can be built by the most ordinary wurkmcn, and
whom properly constructed, cannot fail to give to
give the fullest satilacton.
1t opens and shuts with the greatest ease,
and when shut is securely fastened, both top and
bottom; when open, is entirely out Of the way. 1t
is free from any tendency to sag, and cannot be
blown open or shut, or INSTRUCTED by snow or ice.
1t Cost is SO small that every farmer afford to
use it!
RIGHTS FOR FARMS
Embracing 100 acres and less, are uniformly sold
for THREE DOLLARS EACH, including printed
drafts and specifications for building all sizes
FARM AND TOWN RIGHTS FOR SALE.
GATES MADE AND PUT Up ON THE Most LIBERAL
TERMS.
For which apply to or address
GATES & REED,
Hyde Park, VT,
Agents for Lamoilio and Orleans Counties
P. S.-HARvEY TAYLOR is agent for Wolcott SO
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WANTED AGENTS--t'o stlf tie Home Shut
tie SEWING MACHINE Price 525 1t max es the
Lock St,tch alike on both Sides and il the only
licensed under-ieed Shuttle Raclinc sold fer, loss
than 500 Licensed by Wheeler & Wilson, Grover
Shuttle Machines sold for less than $50 are infringe,
ments and the seller and user liable to prdseeu-
ton. Address JOHNSON, CLARL & CO., Boston
Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago H., CT st. Ltdis,
Mo. cling
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Dauchy & Co.'S Adv'ts.

AGENTS WANTED-S10 per day--by the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston,
Mass, or St. Louis, Mo. 3lmS
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT ELMoRE PoNDl
Two doors north of the Exchange Hotel you
win find the
INDIAN DOCTOR.
Also fer sale, two pair of Extra and one pair
Of Common
Yearling Steers!
And one Yearling Heifer. 20 First come
best served. ga word to the wise," etc.
Sc HORACE w. GATES.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE. :

ADMINISTRATORS SALE. = The
Subscriber will sc OF public Auction on THU RS
DAY, the 4th day of,August 1870, at 10 O'Clock,
in The forenoon, the remaining dortions Of the real
estate in johnson, belonging to the estate Of the
late Joseph Waterman, consisting oftho
HOMESTEAD IN JOHNSON VILLAGE,
being Brick Dwelling, large and commodious, In
frstrato repair, with out-huidings, together with
g or acres meadow land in said village and 30
acres tllago mud pasture, back Of the Town Hall,
Sale 10 take place at said Dwell ling-housc, In
johnson vii lagc.
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