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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

Mr.. Gro. BANCRoPF, our Minister at Berlin.
is expected TO present the case Of the United
States on the San Juan boundary question "
the arbitrator, the Emperor William, on OF
about Dec. IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

BatchelOfss Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye Ii the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
fas,b nor ,b HOsSn a ~ r
bossting virtues they de not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck Brown. Sold
BY all druggists. APPLIED ut 10 Bond street, New
York feS-u
THURST0NS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold 10y all druggists Price, q and 50 cents
JOUNEN = NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Err restores soiled gloves equal TO sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, q
cents, de5-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

, HE KECENT sudden and severe change in
the weather has tended TO send people after
warmer under-clothing, oyercoats, wraps, Sc,
IN something OF hurry. The result rs that
Sfrans' immense stock in those lines, which he
bought when prices were low, meets q public
Crowded from morning until late at night with
eager customers This Is not to be wondered AT
HIS stock is so complete, his styles 90 late and
abe, and ms prices so low, that he Justly
country. VI 'ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

THE CABINET met at noon to-day, with all
the members present except Secretaries Delano,
Belknap and Boutwell,. Assistant Secretary
Cowan represented the Secretary of the In
terror Secretaries Boutwell, and Belknap are
expected TO return here this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

LONDON, Dec. 1, 1880 y. m.--Earl Chesterfield
died to- day of typhus fever. He contracted the
disease about the same time and In the same To-
cality as the Prince of Wales
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Another Star Extinguished.


The ipdomitable and impertinent MAD
pox is left out and doomed to find susie
nance from some other source than the
treasury OF Virginia, whose people he has
slandered and reviled while drawing his
SUPPORT from their hard earnings. MAD
Dox has been great pest and quite offen-
sive to our people. No mans defeat could
have impaired more satisfaction.
We shrewdy suspect that his defeat Is
quite agreeable to the Federal oifice-hold-
ers hereabouts. Tue curpet-baggers Wno
cannot get into Federal otlco seek to exc
out a support IL some State Office to when
they get tie negroes to elect them; but
they merely u:e such al office rs line Oh
approach to good-payiag appointment
from Washington. They Ecvcr give up the
hope Of such an advancement, and their
intrigues at Washington 10 supplant some
Radicals quite as good a, mselVes give 10
the "ins" of the Gust house ana el>e-
where great trouble. These {" ms" would
be glad to see all these carpet. baegers seek
Ing to supplant them beaten badly-beaten
ont of Virginia aud LIck to the homes
they came from. MADDOX has been one OF
the most aspiring of the adventures, ana
we are sure that no teais are she'd in Fede-
raj offices about here over lis defcSt.
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mage In which they wandeF-by some more
faithful lIghl than the fltfu! emanations OF
the poisonous atmosphere Of tue political
;bogg into which they are betrayed!
We would not undertake to say exactly
how; but we say this, that oil good men
should ardestly desire deliverance from the
passions and prfjudices of the old parties
and the Irritating "Reminiscences ftheir past
history. Could we slough off oil these we
might find a haven of rest and peace-some
abiding place in the land for contentment,
and some position of control for good feel-
ing and good Intentions and honest pur-
noses. We can never achieve these great
blessings for tho people and the Govern
ment while the political strife OF the coun-
try is conducted upon the basis OF cherished
sectional hate and "reminiscences OF war ana
fratricidal conflict.
The earnest prayer Of the nation sho1'id
be indeed for "new departure"-a new
combination Of all the good and patriotic
elements of the nation, for the salvation OF
the Government and the restoration OF mar
mony and contentment to the people.
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New York-The Union.

As every obseryant man anticipated, the
Democrats OF New York have met with q
defeat. The Radicals used to great adVan-
tage the corruptions and plunderings Of
the TWEED ring Of the city government.
The misfortune for the Democrats was
owing more to the attempt to gloze over
the crimes Of the ring than to the profit
gacy and roguery Of the ring itself. Had
the Democrats promptly denounced the
crimes and diso~ned TWEED the conse-
quences would not have been 80 fatal. But
what are we to think when TWEED, covered
with infamy, Is not only nominated for re-
election, but is elected by the immense ma
jorlty of 1900! SIS
The defeat Of the Democrats was natural
enough; but it is little out of tune with a
just retribution when; they suffer defeat at
the hands of party stepped in every spe-
Giles of mal-administration, corruption, and
political outrage. -.
This way Of melting out penalties IS not
for us to critlcise and not for the defeated
to complain of. 1t is quite sufficient for us
to know that ultimate justice Is certain,
and that the agents ofjustice to-day may be
the indicators OF tomorrow, and In turn
receive the punishments they had inflicted
upon others.
The country is sadly perpleXed with
a strange condition of party politics.
The people of the Union who really
desire peace and harmony are yexed
aud confused by the tricks and de-
vices Of political leaders, and seduced
into the support OF men
and measures at war with their wishes.
How are they to be relieved from
their embarrassmentsp How are they to
ba brought ont Of the aYam ps --out of the
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m- THE MARTYRS OF NEGLECT.

~ THE MARTYRS OF NEGLECT.
1t is net too much 70 say that tens Of thousands
are now suffering from biliousness, indigestion,
constipation, e'lodical feTers, general debility,
and nervous affections, who might be restored 10
perfect health within month Or less by the use OF
HOSTGTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. The null
tudes who have been cured CT these aud other all
ments By the use or this well-knoWn specific are
al ~ ready to testify It's virtues prevent.
I've and remedy. They are spread over the whole
country; they are eager to praise and recommend
Il; and yet. Notwithstanding It's vast 20 rularity,
there m any In valids and man who are con,!n.
ia ly exposed to The epldemieai di1eases, against
which 1t Is sue peots ctiou. who. either through
Indifference or increduity, neglect 10 seize the op-
portunity to cure and means OF prevention, which
they have only 10 reach cut their hands to obtain.
This IS strange; Il Is ore OF the anomalies OF hr,-
man nature which = Is imposs bic to account EoF
or explain. 1t is, however, quite certain that.
every daythe number or these Martyrs OF eslect
isd:m!nishiug. This is proved by the statistics OF
The sales Of the great remedy. During the preseus
fab the dc m md for 1t has Increased beyond all pre-
csdsn, and II seems "a Ii fnthe end he entire com
munitY would reaIze The important fact, that
wnen all other medicines prescribed for the abJye
ccm pl3 tuts fail IL and dnes feet a cu re- IA
protec ION ag inst diseases most common ct this
50 rson. theI Is nothing comparable with Il, =
no s-deoo6wit i.
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THO Res,lt-Its Good Eject

Inc 1eSu!t~ AS oS>A 1T. IL
The result of the election In Virgin. .,e
.n,ncn.lr gratifying and boues'cia' "
,oo,l. ord the Strte. To escape op
~rT1n-e,,ch pad;csl rule as Is v,s'.I ,'test
',,,a-n s,a,cs-is one Of tho hspp ..,a
o,.,,,s T., human Me. Ifsuch gooo 'us n.,dera.
Ia enhanced by merely prSo' .'" ,.,,ch cause
t,ons then the circumstance. WI decisive.
t,at enhancement are prescn. 49,. -. ,,orartv
,r,a cta,c f. ius. emerging rom po o..
.,oe,-stIon-the favoraple ''i' ;" ~"
ana ~ ~. occurrcd the public energy anu
s'''r 49,, credit are reviving and growing
.no ,rarh and yigor-tbe hopes ana spil''
-, ,sr neople are sprtneing up Ike 'he
s,,mner crops under the genial influences Oh
rain and sun, and the rainbo" oil pio,n'.s
4 snanniug the State from border 70 oo'
DIR At such a time to transfer lhe w.
,,or,r,cnt and its policy to the hanos OF
r,,ra adventures whose only mo.ive Is oe-
sire of plunder for their personal gam
mon who have no experience and no WIS
dom in governmental aff' irs, and no capacity
and no integrity, would fall ike d ueau'y
h,l,,t unon ell the cherished expectations
nj The peopIe and upon the enterprise anu
industry of the State. II would blast the
very fields and wither the crops, inspiring
despair in the minds Of the tiilers oil the SOL
and paralyzing all their energies.
Tl;s il no overdrswn picture. Ana II
such would DC the fatal effects OF TIC RUE
OF iucompetcncy and faithicssness ~
home. what would be the consequence
abroad? The public credit would suner
the credit Of the citizen would be tainted
.uspicIon anil dsirust with 1ner bEcN
wigs would hover over Virginia, anu
thus, with paralysis at home and dlstrus'
abroad, to what a hapless condition poor
old Virginia would be reduced We
tremble at tho fearful perils "e have es-
capped.
But how infinitely better u Is to contem-
ulatc them as dangers avoided than TO nave
them visited upon liz
Now, thanks to the good ftte conferred
uoon US by a kind Providence, we have
our Government still coDjled TO the hands
of true. hearted Vi!RiniaDs-mcn who are
c1na bic aud faIthful-who viii guard The
rublic interests and the public honor.
The hopes Of our own people Will be en-
co,,ragcd, and the confidence OF the out
.ile world in our good faith and the wise
administration Of our Government VIII be
strengthened. The current Of immigra-
ton will he rather increased than dnin-
Ished in volume. Capitalists will not hcSl-
tate to invest their money in Virginia !;
and the general confidence in the State,
that has never been dishonored by her own
act, Will be strong and mistaken both
within and without her borders.
Therefore let US all appreciate our good
fortune aud cndcavor to make the best use
of 1t. The next few years are fraught with
the greatest blessings for Virginia, and
especially for Richmond. II we only have
faith, and continue true to the State anu
ourselves. the day Of prosperity for the Old
Dominion, greater than she ever knew be-
fore, is close at hand.
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> BATH ard Hishiand7 W. y"
(ccn nmpSe n. C: Bnrkhoi.a'sr: "a
| ,;rn Il. s. Nowiin cEon ,,ar A. Swami
| w" ",rolne J. D. bh'e''
sWouservat'ycsl' r r Clopton, j. W.
| Chesterfield w..
uroike U,onscrrattyes). ,,,n
Nsihc',.e Brown (RaDcaL,
M ". &. Hsrdesty (ConservativeJ'
,,,Innncr. John X. Strother (Colse' va
tye). 1t,sconb (RadicaD.
TinwIddie ". I. Perkins hau'cWu. .oh.
Fauq,lser J. V. Brooke, S' ~
c'G E, snIn : ". +: Powell, Frank Hutch.
'n1 Trra eSpnl': J. +. Wall, E. NJ. Tidball
WIZ Eairfax: James sanester (ConservatiFe).
Eiovd. A. n. Whitlock (ConservatlVe)'
Fiiyanna A. A. Gray CONSERVATIVE
Giles: j ,hn L. Snidow (ConserTatlVeJ.
Goochland r. +. Vaughan (ConserSa-
tive) .,,,,o, tConserva.
tive). mara fpadi.
cal. c.oro, and
Halifax: - Coleman, - stoFai anu
- Freeman (R,dicals).. so,,
Hanover: J. W. Davis, (lndepe ndenI
Conservative. +. E.. Gardner icons er'"-
He Hrurico : George g. Minor, A. B. Cot
trell Conservatory. .,,,
Henry G. W. Booker (ConservatiVe).
King william: Jesse Dungy' hegro
KiHg George: Thackcr Rogers (Couser'
Loudoun: Vim. Matthew, George Il.
Head (ConSerya'ircs). .;,
Louioa: II. G. Anderson (ConserVatiVe(,
certain; J. S. Watson (ConserVa'lFe)'
L,mcnbrre: Jennings (RadicaD.
| MADISON: George Booten CONSERVATIVE.
| MONTGOMERY: (. q. Wharton (Conselva-
tive. ,,uo.n
Nelson: E.. T. Smith Conservative.
| norfolk county: e. l.. y. Paige, negro
(RadicaD. n-,,
Northsmpton: Carter, negro RadicaD.
Nottnway: Il. II. Southall (RadlcaD.
Norfolk city: Jiaishall Iafks, y. II. Dur
lan0 (COUSerVa'lve) H..
Orange: ". II. Ia!aferro (CcnservatlYe)
Portsmouth city: Samuel WAITS you
seryative).
Petersburg city: J. p. Evans, j. Mat.
thcws, negroes (RadicalS).
Pitts,lyanla ". +. Sutherllo, Lang
horne Scrugss, George T. Berger (Conser'
yatives).
Page: Mann Splitter (Conservative).
Patrick: NJ. I. Lawson CONSERVATIVE.
Po.hatan Henry Cox (ltadlcaD.
Prince Edward Joseph Jor genson
(uatlclD.
Prince George Gillian (RadicaL.
Prince William b. +. Lewis (ConSerTa-
tive.
tulaski :: j. A. Walker {Conservative).
Richmond city: j. T. Brown, X. L.
Danicl, William Loyensteln. y. Ii. Dooley,
w. s. Gilman (Conservatiyes).
Rockbridge: w. 7. Poague, W. a. Dom
aid Conservatives.
Rockingham e. E. Dcncale, OFFER
rell CONSERVATIVE.
Roanoke &. &. Fitzgerald Qndepen-
DENT.
Shenandoah Riddlebarger (Conserva-
tivc) Smoot Conservative.
southampton George +. Beaton, (Con-
Iservatiyc).
Spotsy iyunia j. II. Kelly, (Conserva-
tive.
Stafford: j. b. T. Suttle. conservative.
Stwry ". w. Baugh, (ConseIvaIIve),
Sussex J. II. Van Auken, (kadicsD.
Washington Cummings, (ConservativeG
TuckcrsoH, CONSERVATIVE.
Warren: >. ". Thomas, Conservative.
York and james CITY Counties Robert
Norton, II &" (R dicaD.
Total: IS Conservatives; "a Radicals
9 Independents IS not heard from.
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Our Connections with the West.

Some doubt has heeu expressed az to
whether the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY had gotten possession OF the
Louisville, Lexington and Cincinnati rail-
road. We learn upon undoubted authority
thatit is fact that the Chesapeake and Ohio
have control Of tie franchise Of the road.
The Pennsylvania Central Company endea-
vored to rent it; but the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, in the nick of time, pur-
chased the road and ended the pending
treaty. The object Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad was to get the line between
Louisville and Lexington as rait Of the
way to the Big Sandy and Huntington,
there to connect with tho western terminus
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio road.
This purchase has rendered the building
of the road from Lexington to Big Sandy
not only certain, but soon to be accom-
pliShed.
We learn that General st. John, who wss
commIssary-gencral of the Confederate
army at the close of the war, is appointed
consulting engineer Of this road, Of which
MIR. W. A, kuper is chief engineer. The
work is to go on promptly with great enter
prise, and there will be no delay IN its com.
pletion. Indeed, we understand from the
most undoubted authority that the road
from Louisville to Big Sandy will be COM
pleted within the present year.
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nrUrHAR H0T1gEB.
r1TrT Fr,ANNHLsis

Az rLANNELsi FLANNELsl :.
G<a Plaid OPERA FLAHNRLs. In all
eolors, 8. 7sc. for the heat g0oa' mace; two
DoUBLE-wIDTH SHAKER st =. s.s nars ."'
and quarter yards wide, at o. 80 psr yafu
WHITE r Red, and YELLOW FlANREA7 AZ
Eli prices; rrp,rT.Fn FIsE-
EEJS; u.,ox, ,,r .ENrys-
Also. all qualities of COTTON Fla {.
bieached, unbleached, ana c olorea-Tr
1913 and l?l5 Main stree.
D,.xo,ns TABLE-OovERs in all qualifles'
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rBLACK ALPACAs: BLAch
paCAst-EYerybo6y wants BLACK All
PhcA DRESS. Everybody should hss. ON,
ALpACAs from CSC. to $50. We can ps'l'cu.l'
attention 10 what we sre selling o. Soc per S4iu,
BLACK GRIPPE DE PARIS a: sue. pr 'Ai0
r.,..so A. LEVY BsOTHFRS',
"'''A 1913 and 1915 Main sree..
,. ., tba TMpREsS AUGU3TA hio
tho handsomest glove for the price In
GU ''"- mol
the CT y.
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ME- MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
To CITIZENS AND 9TRANGERS CoAi2H
TO TIE FAIR.

IT. r. PRICE K CO. are again in market ard
BIZ steamers ana express daily are adding largely
TO heir extensive stc ck of STABLE and FANCY
GOODS. Every novelty In the dress line Is now
coming; slao, CLOAKS and SHAWLS for fau
aud winter, In endless variety.
Plaip aad Plaid Frea ch and Irish Poplins.
Diagonal PoplIns, every shade and quality;
Cashmcres and Ier.nos, al qualt:eI;
B!sck Gro Grnia and nonne. silks. low bar
gains;
Fancy ColoIcd Silks, plain and striped;
Cttomans, Satin Lusrcs, entirely new;
Empress Cloths,
Henrietta Cloths, Bombszl.e Cloth.
IN MOURNING GOODS;
Velours and French Poplirs Ottoman
Tamiee, lmpcratrice Gro De Nlce,
Gro De thens, Donble Mchtirs. Alpscas.
Bomb asines (French and fnglish)
Grape Cloths Grape Wells, Grape Collars, &C.
IN ETAPLtS:
Blankets, Fiannels, Linens. Cotton and Linen
ShtetiuGs, Damask. Towellings, Clot1, Cd9si-
meres. Vestings, Gents and aGies' sblrts aHd
Drawers, Cocks Stockings. BoeomG &C., &c.
All of which will be sold ut sm III profits, and
every article guaranteed OF beet quality. No spc-
cisl list Of p Ices given, but let sensible people
j:dge for themselves. I. K. PRICE co,
oc II IDOL aain, corner Eleventh street.
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IA ASEsEEib,

At the First Baptist church, on Tuesday. Nc
r;mhc. III. By hcv. - -. u. Thomas. CHa RjF3
F. jams Z. o! C;lumhl;, :. G., ana LUCY H.,
uauyh ut of Z. H. Eoshtr cf this city.
Columbia and Greenvii'e t.. ca papers phase
COPY.
At he residence or tie brides father, By Rev.
Thcmss Il. Preston. Mr. aE .l.GE "a EOLTi.H
10 Miss &hnAH TRU3lpsO:. daughter or Mr..
T.. ). Sacsie. 70 CARDS.
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MT TABLE-CLOTHS, two yards long,
warranted all linen, a. 81 worth Sl60; TABLE
DAMAeK ut e5c. pr yard worth $50, a! ssc wcul q
he q bargain ut 81; D0YLIE5 or Fh1NGnD
NAPKiNS at co.. per dozen worth 81; HuCh a.
BACK TOWELS at $3.50 worth -, at ~ worm
81. 30, at is worth ii, at .! worth &c, at
LEVY BECTHERS',
1918 and 1915 Msin street.
An celors in SILKS, SAT1ES, TEARYs, aad
VELVETS, for Trimmings. no
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mT BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

M BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous;
no disappointment. no ridiculous tints or dlsa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIZ. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, ssrt,
beautiful does not contain particle Of lead or
any injurious com pound. Sold by ali Druggists,
Factory, Ie BOND STREET, N. Y. ~ IL cody
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~ NECK-RIBBONS AND NECK
TJEs,-We cff3r the largest and best assorted
sock of NECK RIBBONS and hECk-TlES ever
offered In this city. Ladies In want OF something
really nice should call early ard make their selec-
ton. A full assert trent OF SASH lBBoSo ana
hI8BON5 for The HAIR at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 5sain street.
roo,. Of our stock of LACE COLLARS und
LACE HAEDKERCHI3FS. mol
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NJ TRIMMINGs.-PLUSH, PLAIN
and TERRY YYLyETs, SILKS and eATlSS,
cut on the bias WEE desired also, an as5ortnen.
OF GlHp, TtiNGEs, BUTT0NS, and CLOAK
I,.nts,st Levy BSOTuEn3.
EIo GLOVES t doc, Ter pair. mol
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lTRIPED SHAWi.S /;

ME- GOOD WHIrE-EDGE BLACA
BIZ rs at Slips, 81 so, and sl.75 per yard
Genuine POPnINs, all pure silk and Wool IL
sl2s ard 81 90, worth $l7s and $3.50;
All wool BLACK AND HITH PLAiDS al 'oc.
worth Soc;
'sHEPHERU'S PLbID, ell wool, at soc worth
$780,;
ELACK and CoLOnED ALPACAS CSC;
BLACK ALPACAS snd MOHkIRS at all prices
we call particular attention 10 our 5Oc. goods
EMPRESS CLOTHS and FRENCH mEhlAo'
at all prices;
BOMB. ZINES, TAnISE, snd GRO3 DE ST.
RICH;
Australian CRAZE at SOC. per yard worth
75c.;
handsome PLAID DRIES GOODS ct Is, go, end
up to 75c.-must be seen to be appreciated;
JAPANESE SILKS at 75c.;
Lots of other DRESS GOODS at low prices at
LEVY BROTH eRS'.
Look at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA KID
GLOVES. h'i
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LEGAL E0TICES.

WI G Ia IN CBESrERFIELD
Y COUNTY CUURF CLsRK,S OFFICE, IN
VACaIiUE, OCrtBEE GOTH, 1871:
l.. Z. Le stsr, surviving partner OF himself and ".
fall, Geceaaed, late merchants and partners
doing business under The firm and Ety'e Of n al
d lIssLer Ilhlnlin5,
against ..--@-- -~ ..- .--
Robert s. Elicit. sometimes styled trustee and
Mary Ann NJ. his wtf=, D ANTS ii. Mo:dF, sheriff
OF Chcs erfcl6 county and a3 such Id 4 lnisIfa-
tor With fha WI ~ snrexcd or Lucy Fuquls, de-
&C, sed, and also Of William G. Fuguia, de-
ceased Mrs. Mary FG1nia, Eliza =. FuIniI, Ed
win L. Fuquia, I'M +. Fugala. tmes IL. Bass,
sometimes styled trustee and Lucy Z. his wifs,
alfred kiletL. AVID T. Ellett 81 .liida a
pliett. Laura q. Fuqlia, Winston Fuquia sail @
Euouia, Mary g. Fuqu'a, Cornelius Fuquia, aud
Lucy Essells bass. defendants,
IN CHANG sRY.
/ The plaintiff having fled his BILL the object Of
which Is to convene The creditors OF Lucy Fuquta
deceased, and obtain full staleHeIr her ts.
tale ~ so Tar Us her personl estate Is deficient
to subject her real estate to he payment OF Ter
BITS, and especially 10 certain dspts Of the pls1a-
tiff. -.
And AFFIDAVIT .vipg been q cd tina. the said Ed
wnT. Fuqula ano John Il. Euqu d are non res,
den. def=n,iants oil III htate IL 10 orGered tnat
The said mn re iden, defendants appear here
within o. month after the lu licsllon OF this
order aad do Whit Is necessary 10 project their
Interest In tells suit.
Test: a. c. ATTKISSOE, D. T..
- BRcoK5 p. q. oc2 Th4w
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'n,.Ary,uoaD LsNga.

ID % 20 - s
NroTICETG TRAVELLERS Througgns'
LEV n. A. and kMIGBAET TICK ATS
~ ~ iIrocursd ut all the princ,pa railroad OF
es Aar and Tsx 4 M 70 nsas Wiz
Iseea, ms ,,,sa Sor Ery Orleans snd Ssiveatonf
avnsnr eli transfsrs and hotel exprnssegs;;a FOE
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