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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-11-25
COURT ADVERTISER MeNTs.
JURY LIST.

JURY LIST.
GRAND JURORS.
" FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1870.
Beaver-John Shuman, Joseph shoarman.
Benton-Rlchard stiles, John ]. MclIeury.
Berwick-Ab Welsh Jr
Bloom-W Scott Conner, James stcrner.
Satawiss,a,E,W. ,,, Z; John, Samuel kostenbauder.
Centralia lIor.-Ionathan Hoagiand,
onyngnam-Aaron Person.
Fishingcreck-philp Applomnn.
Iocust-Daniel Morris.
Maine-DDniel Cup.
Mlmin-ThomaS X Hess
Mt Pleasant-Gabricl Everett, William Miller,
Malichi luclIle.
Montour-Sanuel Lazarus, Jr.
orange yrus McIlenry, Joseph a. Henry,
sugMlpaf-John Kitchen.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
l. DECEMBER TERM, 1870. FIRST WEEK.
Beaver-Samuel Nungesscr,
Benton-Paul Klnger.
:, Bloom,TJohn b. Casey, John McReynods,
Daniel w. Johnson, lsaac .. Kuhn John X. Cir
ton, John Smith.
Briarcreek-Joseph f. Eek,
Berwici-John Nought, Adrian Van Houten.
Centre-George Conner.
CeDtralia Bor.-Nlartin Cain.
Fishingcreek-Hug Mcbride Adam Bellas,
Greenwood-Geo w, keller a. p. Young,
Jackson--Iacob Rantz, Jonn McIIenry.
hocnst-Alircd Marks Henry Kline,
MMiifiiplnIaHenry NJ pIcaiiay Nnss VILLAIN Villain y; Broyn.
Orange-Archibaid Patterson, VIM. p. White
samuel Henry Joseph Z. Hughes, -,
Charles Eek,
Scott-narvey Creveing,
Sugarioai-Alvin Harvey.
SECOND WEEK.
BeaVcr--Abraham Rice.
Benton-Lowry McHenry Joel Roberts.
Bcrwick-William V. Farmer.
Boom-Frederick Widmeyer.
Centre-Edward Hartman, stephen McEwen
Daniel Bower John Stiner.
Copyngham-Richard Thornton, John Laugh.
lin.
Centralia Bor.--Jeremiah O'Conner.
Fishingcreek-Alire Preston, Joseph Ruckle
Joseph Coleman.
Greenwood-Joseph f. Eyes, Caleb f. Moore
Isaac a, Dewitt, ParViu Ewes.
JacksOn--Wilson Albertson.
LDcust-Reuben krick, Lewis Lee.
Mainc-John Il. Shuman.
Minin-John J. Hartzcll, Charles Masteller
Samuel Nuss.
Madison-Robert Nj. Johnson.
Mt. Pleasant--JOhn Osman.
Montour-Isaiuh Deitterch,
! Orange-J mes Ewes, David Achenbach.
| Pine-EnoCh Fox.
RuaIinEcreek-Jeflerson Winters teen.
Scott Thomas W. Edgar
Sugaroaf--Jacob Fritz, William Stephens.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-11-25

GooD LUCK.-In our last issue we
mentioned the theft of fine gray horse
the property of MICHAEL GROVER, of
Main township. We are pleased to
learn that Mr.. GROVER has since recov
cred the animal, which was found near
Numidia. 1t appears that the horse
lost all his shoes and became so lame in
consequence that the thief was unable
to proceed, except al the slowest gait,
and finally turned him loose Rest and
care will soon restore him. 1t is pity
that some of our farmers could not dc-
cidentdLy shoot one OF these rascaliy
horse thieves, and hang him up As Il
,recroW for his brethren.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-11-25

>
IA ESTATES OF DR. join kLUGE, DEC o.
In the Orphans Court Of columbia county,
uttr Uiiuthc Auditor appointed 10y the Court.
to make distribution among heirs OF the estate
of Doctor John Klugc, will meet tuc parties
interested, To- the purpose of bis appoint
ment, on saturday the gJlh day OF November
next, at 70 O'Clock \. NJ, at the onicr
OF c. B Bruckway in Bluomsburg, in sutd
county. [. B. BI.JCkWAI,
uCt2S'TO-iW, AuulL,r.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-03-26
Blush rot, Honest TOiIer.

Oh blush not, honest toileri
No cauee fer shame hast thou,
Though horny skin be on thy hands,
And sWeatdrops on thy brow;
Although thy face may be begrimed
With eoaldust or with soil,
'Tis noble mark of usefulness;
Then blush not, son of toll
Oh, blush not, honest toiler
The tims will come ere long,
When right will triumph over might,
And justice over wrong.
Respect thy worth. disgrace it not
By any action vile;
That worth will be acknowledged Jet,
Then blush not, son Of toll.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-03-26
German Idea of the Thing.

A thin, cadaverous looking German aboas
fifty years ofage entered the Office of health
insurance company in Indiana and iu-
quired
----"Ish to man in what inshures dc peoples
helts q
The agent politely answered, 81 attend 10
that business, sir"
"veH, wants my helts INSURED vot you
charger
Different prices" answered the agent,
from three to ten dollars q year. pay ten
dollars a year and you get ten dollars q week
in case Of sickness
''VelI," said Mynheer, 81 wants ten dollars
wort"
The agent inquired his state Of health.
Yell ish sick all do time. Fss shust out
te bed too, tree hours day, and the doctor
says ne can't do noting more goot for me" ="
"If that is the state Of your health re-
turned the agent, "we can't insure it We
only insure persons who are in good
health"
At this Myuhesr bristied up in gresa
anger.
You must tink Use tam fool. yotI you
tink CONS pay you ten dollars for inshurs
my hslt ven vas veil p
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-03-26
Gregory's College,
Lagrange, Team.
Fer Collegiate and Com
mePCiaI instruction..

r. Parents and Residents of Memphis and
Southern Cities. and All who have Sens ssusats:
ne undersigned. late President GKEoonTs BUsrEss
cSsLEsE BoYB HIGH SCHOOL. having secured the
AHsIeE. with ample nd beautifully ornameassd grounds
- LsaFaAgs. Tenn. has organised similar institution
For the Education Of Young Men
and Boys.
limited anmbsr Of viii be reserved into
As family Of the Principal who will the atsscsu-
-. Physiss ana Neral CaIturs PupiIs aFordins
- al Ne aavsAtAzs' Of well rsEusss ChEStEia hsns
Special Advantages.
Veal aad Instransntal Music Hsah Of Location Bsau-
sfany shaded Play Grounds, Dairy Doors Exercise
. oy2aAstie and Military Drill calculated - sdues
@1AA. 2sssl manhood.
GeSSionz.
ExPENsES sTRIOTLY IN ADVANCE
San And TutoA in Literary DsparSmsst per quar-
OsselArship In Actual Busasss time ERtsd
9PRIN0 TERN Cemnsncsu Ma arch 2 1910
SeA- lS-mI u. GREGORY. PRINCIPAL.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-03-26
WHAT HOUSEKEEPERS SAY
About our New
CHARTER OAK STOVES.

81 Their value cannot be estima-
ted"
Each succeeding year adds to
their popularity"
"EO economical zOusekeeper
can afford to be without them"
"xhey ought to be in every house
ln this Country"
Ehey can be cheerfully and con-
scientiousIy recommended by every
person who ever used them"
Thoroughly reliable in all situa-
Gions, never failing to operate and
give perfe ct satisfaction"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-03-26

-Four prOminent English nagasinss -
edited By woDsB-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-03-26

. Mynhesr brissled up in Ereaa
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-03-26

You must tiuk Use tam fool yotl you
ink CONS pay you ten dollars for inshurs
ny belt ven vas veil p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
si3By Grubbs s. Williams, Auctloneers. Z -
:, Eleventh street between Main and Bank

roMMIssIONER's SALE OF. VAIL
iSJFABE B,RFAL ESTATE ON THE NOKIH
SIDE OFrCARY 7STRtET BETWEEGSFOUR.
TEENTH AND FIFTEENTp.-Ine execution OF
Ciecree'of the circuit court Of Richmond entered
on she 10th day Of November 1868, In the case OF
Ralm and ais. rs. Rahm and as. the subscriber,
special commissioner appointed for the purgosss,
viii sellsat auctI6TR upon the premises on FRI
DAY the 18th day Of January, 1870 atyl2 O'Clock
M II fair If not then on the first fair day there,
after, at the same hour, the REAL ESTATE
which was sold by A. J. Rahm. commissioner, TO
Bowie & Gamble, situated as stated above, tronIs
ing So feet on Gary street and running back 100
feet to an alley, being the same property upon
which the shops of, said Boyle & Gamble now
stand. $50 s-i. i,
sale and the costs III court and the sum OF Sl.a0v
with interest thereon from 18th February, lsBs !;
n credit as to 81 500, with interest thereon from
18th February, lscs patil 18th February, 1870 a
further credit as to 81. 27o with interest thereon
from 18Th February, 1858, until 18th FeDruary.
1s7l further credit, rs to 81, loo with interest
thereon from 18th February, 1868, until 18TH An
gust 1871 and the residue upon terms to re- made
known at the time of sale; the purchaser 70 exc
cute for The deferred payments negotiable notes,
with Interest added from the day OF sale ano also
to pay taxes for 1870. The title Will be retained by
the court until the notes are paid
JIT'G .-5- 10 ~ CHARLES q. WILLIAMS,
/. - v,.g.tt-.s - 49, Commissioner.
-' CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 10 ID
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-c-ray By " elling eddsgEE,E
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent

SAEBs OF EXCELLENT
/ 4 FARM OF 225 90-10o ACRES, In. CHES.
TFRFfEbD COUNTY. ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF LANES RIVER SEVEN MILES, MEsT OF
cuted( TO the secure the unpstd pus-
chase money by William 81 Phillips, bearing
date: a9th May 1868, duly recorded in Chesterfield
county court, shall, in execution thereof tat the
request of The holder Of the notes secured there
byt proceed t. sen 1t public auction on the pre-
mises. onfWEDSESDAY the3d Of February, 1870
at Il O'Clock M, If fair, If not, the first faf. day
thereafter, the very excellent ARM located as
above, fronting on both sides Of the River road,
formerly occupied by, the late Henry "; Fisher,
sontdir,ir,c es5 se-lSo acres, OF which about one
half is open land and the balance in wood and
There There is On the place an excellent DWELLING
With stone basement kitchen. stable, and an ex-
.celent spring, over which is O stone building.
rendering II very convenient for the keeping o.
milk and butter. There Is an excellent peach
orchasdnear the dwelling, and the open land Ii In
sSYS Terms. $1,000 cash, sso5.s5 at four months,
$Sls.28 mt stxnaontbs, land the residue. on sueh
the whole f. her u in sMTH rom
= In la-3tawlw&tdtds e,T ri NJ u Trustee.
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~ 90 ByGrubbs y: i1liams, Auctions .
= Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
A VERY VALUABLE FARM OF s

A VERY VALUABLE FARM OF SIX
n.y. ~ RoRI SALE At AUoTioN. We are re-
qaested By B; Ksnnens Esq, TO- offer for sale Of
resides called 'KILONA," situated on James
river3 In Powhatau county, Va, 3thsrty-seven
MWM DEE ND sEXENTX;FiTE mp
HALF ACRES or RIVER BOTTOM, and ONE
oGkRTEK ACRES; OF UPLAND In oak and
b It's: rarely that; farm SO well located and SO
desirable In Size for the present times Is put in
market. The bottoms are unsurpassed for fer
tility. and the highlands are ina high state OF
& eghedweliing, though small, is remarkably well
try dressing room, closets, &C., &C., attached
The out-houaes are ample for large Farm, are oil
nearly new, and In perfect order. Carrtage-house
tiful grove or oaks, away from the farm buildings
/ The water rs pure, the orchards (pear and applet
ase6f choicafruit, andthe garden one OF the very
best In the county. ,t.;cr III
One hundred and twenty-five bushels of wheat
has been seeded, after the most careful prepara-
ISion on some OF the best land. All the fan fall
lowing for corn has been done. iH- G't~ ~
The purchaser Of The farm may also buy every
thing necessary for carrying on his farming ope-
MIR. Kennon will meet gentlemen Wishing to
view = Kflons rat Lock EDMOND, on the James
River and Kanawha canal, and take pleasure IN
shTewa1g ths fsaT e 1890 IN cash balance
twelve, eighteen, and twenty four months for ne:
gotiabie notes, with interest added, and secured
byaaees Of trust aP sRH ths g5oReWssy WILLIAMS
* a. AZ ~ " 80, ~ VI 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

The British public are greatly exercised
about the meaning of American slang
phrases just now, and it is hardly safe to
use one of them across the water in any
kind of respectable society. The use Of
the word " buncombe, :" for instance, came
very near leading to storm in England
the other day. At town council meeting,
q member, having declared the speeches Of
his associates to be all buncombe," was
requested to withdraw the offensive word
when the following conversation took place
Mr.. Hope: :" T require the, withdrawal Of
that word buncombe.' [Interruption.] ]
take, my stand on that word, and say it
must be withdrawn.''i Hear. hear, and
uproar.1 The Lord Provost: "What is the
meaning ofiitf" MIR. Hope: ~ do not
know !; I can't defneit; but it is o ldefle:
ment and an abomination IGreat laugh
teri Bailie Miller: :" If the word I have
unfortunately used is offensive to anybody
I will withdraw it %; and so the offensive,
yet harmless, word was withdrawn. X
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
I Frrr HAT or Rrvns WArnas ron srs

. FrIrEArHoN. OF RIvnR w ATERs roe ST.
LoU1s.-sa JJaisnes r ,KirkWooa, G. E., has
made asrepors on, the filtration Of river
waters for the supply 81 cities as praeticea
in Europe. and D,recosnmensls@ to the W ater
Commissioners Of the city Of St: Louis, Mo-,
the erection of five oatelings reservoirs,
each ECO by l5s feet, leaving one ous'of use
for the purpose of removing its accumu-
lated sediment. The filter beds are TO be
formed as follows, commencing from the
puddle bottom: Drain. pipe, u inches; IN
depth broken stones. "A inches in depth |;
gravel Of nut size, Il inches; gravel of pea
size, 10 inches; coarse sand, u. inches !;
,a,nTlana Of water per- day will be filtered
through zach square foot Of surface, and as Is.
The area Of each filter is 81 ,440 square feet,
It viii yield 1850, SIT United States gallons
in twenty -four hours. As the city will re- re-
ouire about $4,000, 900 United States gall
Ions daily, the FIVE such filters will be amply
efficient. -~~~--~~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
OOMMIssIONER,s SALE OF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
~ Pursuant to a decree Of the circuit court Of
Prince Edward made at August term, 1909 In the
case of Frs T.. Wootton rs. John i. johnson,
shan, on TUESDAY the LIST day Of February, 1870,
ssIlat public anetf6n, on the premises, the TRACT
OF AND in. said decree mentioned, containing
NV OHUNDREDANDE IGHTY-FIVEA ACRES,
and now Inf the possession ofsthe said johnson
This tract Lesson Maants4R-ereek, In the county
of Princ e Edward, adjoins the lands of Thomas e
Haskins. Thomas 20. Rowlett, ana others, and is
In two miles Of Green Bay station, Richmond and
Danv vile railroad. :. c,fy !
This land is of good quality. and adapted to the
culture of tobacco, corn, wheat oats, and grasses.
TERMS "A credit OF SIX, twelve, and eighteen
months in equal iustalments, the purchaser giving
UT JIs 800 'EHsJOSEPH T. LIGON,
iala-W3w Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
- PROPOSALS.. ssw Ha7oI

FHEsAFEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
2St RoAD-NOTIcE TO sCoNTRAC TORs.-
Sealed proposals Will be received at the Engi-
neer's Office at Charleston, W. Va, until IL NJ
March !, 1870. forthe GEADU ALTON, dASUERY
and the SUPERSTRgCTURE OF BRIDGES on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad between the
tsls OF Kanawha and the Ohio river, including.
THREE MILI9IoNsE CUBIC q AsR D F
EXCAVATION, and .SEEENTY THOUSAND
CUBIC YARDS or MASONRY. 1T
.taiso, at fhs Engineerss once nt Richnand Va, ,
lions east Of ire FaisSr kana Ia meISdiss the the
miiss east & ths lite SPRINGS TIE efsat
BEND tunnel GOO feet; Lewis tunnels assoc feet; ;.
Ave other tunnels from 300 TO feet long seye.
rai sectiens emitting i1nd about zo0aa cubic
sasss 81 a ana found al The
York; at richmond VasS sntat Charleston, w.
.Va,s en- anf after JapuafyjR as7o. The. cenans ny
reserves the right to reject amy or all the bido
Offered md tohmake prizam 7eontractssforst tine
Information as to sin,es ess., wa Be given asthe
,sgsts,sE sos faEsass ssn sgply.s ab
NJ gA,a kapsrs PrIneipall Assistant Engineer,
Charleston. West Virginia. ~
Il ,G5:.s8sIHiia 70 Gap. HItsTINGTON,.sl 81 I 9
u aaa siet s she ssiosa soasps aa
q ,,alss,saas &tslaFtAa arsasa n sssaatassea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

/, As commentary upon the memories Of
men, it may be stated that at 8. O'Clock: P.
NJ. ON the 21st of January, 1859, the wea-
ther was twodegrees warmer in New York
than twas at the same hour of the same
day Of the present year. =
p neal! sighted and absent minded Maine
lawyer lately excited o good deal ofsmerri
ment in court-room by pulling q cgoodly-
sized bag from his pocket, marked pure
rock salt,1a and repeatedly Houriahing the
same during . long argument to the jury!
| This little story Ii translated from Figaro.
The scene is the box office ofaaI Paris thea
tire on the day Of Q new play. 4 The ticket
agent is called upon for two stalls. .ts Two
stalls il IS mpossible I sold the last seat
Yesterday !" But I, must have them u
But I'VE hot got temAh-sstop. ! can give
you two stalls ats p,Ulock - so But why at
sc; :: Listen. and learn. hare sold No.
ID TO A, no. rs to B. You know themsi
They are fire and water, dog End Cal, Cas-
sagnac and Rpeheforts. They will site side
by+side;E they lock; at each other; theyDall
caafclh otther names they slap each other's
faces. Yha Audience protestYr the police
come ip J, the offenders Gre put out. There
sr sFe- stalls;yscsTt !; tss thsr and Say
81 Ssa i
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uBy;Thomas We Keesee, Anctioneer,9 I
- H. No, 1917 Main streetsy fggTaf

.HENTEEIidHoUsEH nFURREt
0sTuRE PIANOS ,FREM Z IL, 4ldp saIK
'HTAUCTION.&Iw win sen on FRIDAY MORA
2ssh eommsncng a.aS oe ca 2
ana Kdanfs streets who Is declining house Keep
inv portion of his tFURNITURE,' consisting 10
part ot s1E;+VES-o 81 PIANO, o -
F WAkNUT TETE.5gT ETE NrT n f nnIr sia'
~ HARLEs CA NE AND. WooD-stElA.i
TwoFRENCH-PLATE MIRRORS. . ~
Two extra large FEATHER BEDS ana Fa9
ro, 81 r1WTTnNgnnwcrRTAINs and CARPETS,
!, , Ona EyTRNSION.D INISG -T&BIE, !
/ One FRENCH CHIN s TEA Sci, s,1n,n
- On. .FxTtRA HEAVY PLATED COFFEE FIJI
10 KNIVES; FORKS, TABLES, &C. 2: !
Bad 9: bgr;U5 ALSO, E.i.,1 - H.
80 SOLID, sLEERaSP oQX y:sb a, Ia =
Il ia IS 'THOMASW. REFcSEE, Auct1oneer.I
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~ A. WRoNa USE or GIFTS "A good reli-
rrious college, located not 8, thousand miles
from Michigan, was blessed with vide
circle Of female friends among the denonli-
nation which it represented. One year the
ladies' in q thriving town. where the college
was very popular thought it would be; a
kind act to send the senior class box OF
good things for thanksgiving. They pre-
pared q lot of mince and pumpkin pless
frosted cake, cold roast turkeys, and other
dainties; and in order that the, turkeys
might 90 of smoothly, they put in the box
% bottle Of rich, sayory gravy. At was not
labelled, and the bottle containing it was
very much like those in which a favor
lite kind Of hair. oil is exposed for sale
on the tempting shelves of fancy goods
stores. When the box was opened
OF the college, and the joyful feast disclosed
to view, the senior class We're highly de-
lighted. That thanksgiving dinner was the
happiest for many year, with one Little
exception; and this was more. comical than
melancholy. Three or four of the seniors,
with handsome; curling hair, thought, of
course, these benevolent ladies had them in
view in sending q present Of hair oil; and
they. slyly carried off the bottle, and in
their own rooms made faithful applica-
ton of gravy to their. heads! The sticki-
ness of the supposed hair oil soon aroused
wonder; but it was. some time before the
seniors knew that they had made q wrong
use of the table luxury. The joke soon
spread through the college, and at last
reached the ears of TIE donors Of the box.
At Christmas, therefore, the same gene
rous-hearted ladies made ready another
box of good things, and forwarded
it to the same college. Taking hint,
from the previous blundcr, and believing
that perhaps it was necessary for the intel
lectual finishing up of the seniors that
their heads should be fashionably annoint-
ed, these kind ladies put in the second box
bottle of real hair oil. The bottle, like
its predecessor containing the gravy, bore
no label, and some. of the l1niucky seniors,
determined TO make no mistake this -time,
poured the contents literally over their
plates at dinner wnhout stopping to taste
or smell. The odor Of bergamot or CHINA
mon did not once undeceiye them. They
imagined the hair oil to be 'perhsPsoa ele-
CANT new French dressing for cold meat,
and swallowed their food with few qualms,
but with the hearty appetites OF youth
Lansing Republican. ]
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paragraph (frons shssN New York aTsestnsl
Ishcws What an unscsusal yppa nnnsincl-
,paeh psrsissnsf Ieasrea iFsrry iss nd sds
8 'sslsasraa' Terry hss sasmissed % tread
inis.rassn sss iaEssssssas ef aembss
Of AMlsaasaanie I1aE eSesia ssfTke first 20
whether he, ss military commander, has
authoessysss dstsEafsn this qualihca.
sioes on nsm6ess aftee they have taken tne
BATH, when II ID KNOWN they were not capfs-
BILE Of taking il !; and sseond, whether, vnf;n
| a person having theceEtif cste OF ,eieet,op Z
denied admission UNDER tlls feqrssente
amendment, the person HAVING .ns. ; !,e
highest number Of votes should pc admitted
to fhe seat. General Terry Rolds thRe athrm.
atiye of both proposit ions.ss The A Attorney:
General has considered the question:, ahs
lie President viii insttsnrss General Terry
10 administer the law as he understands IT,
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r By A. ,C.:Pulliam Auctioneer,
uest cnrnnr of Main and Eourreenth
,rH,R11srEE,s sALE0E DOUBLE TEN:

TRUSTEE's SALE OF DOUBLE TEN
l. EMENT-s AND LARGE LOT ON PERRY
STREET NEAR FOURTEENTH, MANCHES-
TER.-As trustee in two deeds, executed by Mary
Powell and William J.. Clopton, trustee, to me
18th day of December, 1886, and duly recorded IN
the clerks office county court of Chesterfield
county, volume d. pages AL and being required
Friday, 2sth, january. ls7d, alta O'Clock P. NJ.
the lot No. % In plan of Manchester, fronting on
back 1856 feet, with DOUBLE TENEMENT there
on: - gartasLt svs Aigg .rT.siiI ~ ING
TERMS Cash as to s5o5; and. the balance on
dfrecke 1zsfsssU|.-T'CT IN. nj. LEE. Trustee
Sale conducted by a. G. PuLIrAM, Auctioneer
ia W-5t - 80 49, 80 ~. - ~,
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, -stAGHfNERY,bSecss

10 "a. DAYTON q Tenth street between
T.. Main and Cary, ,Riehmond, Va, dealer IN
chtnists' Tools and Supplies, Steam MIL
Gearing, STARTING, Pulleys and Hangers, Turbine
Water-Wheels, superior Leather Betting, Lace
and 4fsi is Hn's, TWIST Drills, card Clothing,
st fe4 e saie sa S stationary a ngH shor
one one Portable Enains B-iorss power one new
Flue Boiler, 12-horse power; one 5n tubular
Mill lot Of Mile earihg, Skating, Hangers, and
Pulleys; Pumpa szc. To be sold for less than bali
fools, Laties Planers, Drill Pressea Index MILL
Ing Dachine, Screw Machines, ,Yises, &C., &C.,
that will be sold very low o. AtVo 3o-eodSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
FURNITURE, &c.

1T IA. ATKINSON g. SON, iHAVING
~. removed to No: III Main iat street mex!
Walker & Co., are now prepared, in their spacious
warerooms, to show their tne stock Of FURNI.
TuRE, ind to offer Rreater inducements To their
customers They have On ,,l hand az kinds both
With tie Celebrated EMPIRE; SPRING BED,
MATTRESSES, &c. Their UNDERTAKING
their old stand, Governor street: a lo-1m
TURN1TURE AND NATURES
Il WAREKOoMS:--Up{ stairs opPosits the
those IRON. 'front.' bgitsinSy the largest and mos
DINrNG-ROON FURNITURE In the State, Of
every variety Of style and finish aAtso, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made to order In any style de
sired. Our stock OF Chamber Furniture being
So haye qe ssss
the prices Of all our goods, and We genoH.seilng
about as low as we did flftGsn years ago. .:,--
h We invite alltn. want of good, bstantial Fur.
niture to examine orr assortment before buying.
poer a4hAE MOOR k kbjTISER
de 49, M uT.j1ss. Il r:laq 5.i Rfchmo1d. sEai