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PERSONAL.


WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DEAL
expresston to our apprect alton OF the SERVICES
rendered us by George Timberlake, the Clerk, the
Committee on the Market, and the City Engineer,
In having shed-roof erected around the arch OF
the station. house, wherefrom We have received
essential benefit, take this mode Of doing SO. Az
the same time we feel bound 10 call attention 70
the courteous, efficient, and acceptable manner
ia which the CLERK has discharged bls duties.
N MARSHALL +. BURTON.
BERNARD KICKER.
GEORGE w. OVERLY.
II. B. GRUBBS.
Mrs. HIN1ZLEMAS. 49,.
MICHAEL DUGAN.
DAVID BARKER. I'll.
JAMES LEVER.
JAMES CUUGHLlN.
CHARLES HOLZBACH.
k. s. JONES.
JOHN W. HAZLEGROyE.
.. F. MARTIN. -
WILLIAM BARKER.
liz w. Il. WILKInSOH. -
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LOST. sTRAYED, &c.

STRAYED or STOLEN, on Sunday U.s.
y last, from residence, ON Church Hill, gr-1-
No. 23O2 Grace street, RED COW, white spot IN
meeting and on one side. She will come to- the
name Of Emma. A suitable reward will be given
for Information leading to her recovery.
10 6-3t* b. IL. BERRY.
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officers and members OF
IN Mechanics Trades Union Of Richmond, Va:
Brothers You are hereby requested TO make dill
gen. search for the whereabouts or brother JOHN
Oh nISTIE, whom we have esson 10 oeIieYe mas
heen fouIly dealt with You are also requested to
attend our next regular meeting on next THURS
DAY EVENING at y O'Clock.
1tx d. II. ALLEY, President.
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~ THOSE CHEAP BLANKET COM
FOKTABLEs AND BED-SPREADS are at
tracing attention, and we'll they may. just
think of a pale OF BLANKETS weighing IL
pounds, and down weight at that being sold
at Is, and pair OF ll-pound BLANhETo ~
o.;
BED cOMFORTABLEs at 81. $3.50 and -, acsu-
ally less than the price OF the bait ing and CAL
leo; ...,..
WOOL BED-sPREADs at -, worth IS;
BRIDAL, or HONEY-COMB QUILTS, At 81 so,
worth $3.50;
New style WHITE QUILTS, with colored borders,
at $3.50, worth -; --..
Fine BED BLANKsT S ut all prices;
CRIB and CRADLE BLANKETS;
AFFGHANS, or CARRIAGE ROBES, In great
variety; ..s-
RED. WHITE, and YELLOW FLANNEL, all
pure wool ut 2sc., would be cheap at soc;
Full ward .w1ds SHAKER FLANNEL 1t soc.,
worth &C., "~
The genuine WEIGH FLANNEL at &c., worth
$l.a; ...s... ~
Extra quality, full yard wide WHITE FLAN-
MEL, at 6oc worth $780,;
CANTON ,FLANNRLS at lSs, Is, 70, Is, 80, and
35c-; . ~ .&s f.. .-..=s...
CANTON FLAENELS In all colors;
OPERA FLANNEL In sll colors AID qualities;
RED, BLUE, GRAY, and WHITE TWILLED
FLANNELs; as."t. @lg
SILK WARP and DOMET FLANNEL5.
AS re make FLANNELSa speciality, we can
offer very great Inducements to purchasers.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
.,3, . i3Is and l2IS Main street.
Buy your DRESS coo DIS AZ reduced prices.
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MARRIED.,

On tbs 6ih instant, at the Leish-street Baptist
Church. by Rev. A. z. Dickinson. JEFFERSON
POWERE Esq, to Mrs. JAMIE p. DAVIS.
At the Same time and place, by the same clergy
man. JAMES II. JOHNSON, Esq, to Miss AN
ME ". BURRUYS; all OF this city.
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State Of Virginia.. County Of Henrieo:
I ], s. B. SMITH, Cashier cf the First National
Bank of Richm end, do solemnly swear that The
above statement is true TO the best OF my know
lege and belief. =. B. SMITH. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th Jan.
uary, 1871. j. III. MURRAY, n. T.
Correct-Attest
W. HATCHER,
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SPECIAL HOTICEg.L |!
krREAD AND PROFIT THEREBY
s.RGAfas AS Is BARGAINS.

Pure LINEN TAgLE-CLOTHs, fali yaroS
long, at o.. worth sl.ss;
TABLE DAMAsK at 7sc.. worth al per yard;
Fine double DAMAsK, for table cloths, a." per
yard, worth $3.50
I.ares.sizs NAPKINS at 81. so per dozen, WORTH
AZ: finer goods In same proportion;
rr,nped NAPKINS st 75c. per dozen, worth sl. ze'
HUCKABACK TOWELS at s.:s, $3.50, sL7s'
Az. and upwards, very cheap;
HUCKABACK at I2i and leic. per YARD, worth
90 snd esc.; -
Crash TOwELLISG at SIC, worth l9a'.;
COTTON DIAPERIst 8i.2s piece, worm si.So'
Nottingham LACE for curtains, nottingham
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW sHA
CORNICEs. and CURTAIN FIXTURES;
TIDIEs, all shapes and sizes:
CROCHET EDGINGS II yards in piece, az 10
and Csc, worth and roc. per ysrd:
STAMPED NIGHT-GOWN, CHEMSE YOhEs,
BIBBs, and BANDS;
Wool SCARFS at l0c.. worth 2oc.;
breakfast sHAwLs, sOSTAGs. and HURlAs;
uonDs Mt e. 40. a5 and 4oc., just about bali
price:
White and colored worsted LEGGINGS at IS, 90
and &c., worth so, rs, and ~:
WOODEN YARSp, in sill colors and qualitie'
SLIPPER PATTERNS. from sl.as to q;
ALRXANDRE KID GLOVES. In white, black,
and Tar CT coIOrs. 81 SI- worm phSo'
Hamburg FDGTSGS end 1NSERTING3, all
widths. qnsIities, and prices;
INFANTS, EaBRGIDEREDR ROBES at o. 50, -,
s5 and ss, worth - 81 ~, and $40;
READY-MADF GARMENTS for LADIES;
SUITS for CHILDREN, DRESSES for LADIES';
Elegant s,sh. bonnet, neck. and thinning III
BONS, at reduced prices;
New York Mills COTTON at 9ec., Wamsutta AZ
l9c., Fruit Of the Loom and Androscoggin at
1e7c.; ..
SHIFTING STRIPES at 10. laa, Is, 1ss, and a0c.'
BED.TICK at 10, 1.3. lss, 9cc., and upwards
JINSEYs at 1s3 20, and 2sc.; ro>,
Foil yard wide bleached and unoleached CoTION
at loc.; bleached and unbleached CoT1oN ~
&c.; 1900,
UTICA sHEgTING. 81 yards wide, at Soc +, worth
"a, nv tNe csso only q few pieces left;
pillow. Case COTTON at lsc.: CALlCOES at u,
10. and 12sn.; JEANS at l2S, Is, and 1896;
Excellent SATINET at Soc. would be cheap at
SOC ;CAsSIMEREs, CLOTHS. and Kentucky
JEANS at very low prices, and lots OF DINER
bargains at ,ponr,ppc,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Don't forget that we are closing ont our DRESS
GOODS at REDUCED PRICES. jas
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DIEs0xUrrOHs q rAnTrrraU,

nssOLUTION.--The ;Co-PARTSEp
SHIP rctofore existing under styje az ~
J. GSEjkY u co. Is By nintnat conse,r H.,
solved, to take effect from ist December, n7o '''
w. j. 9SSraY
ID. g. MAJ.
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RANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND, at Richmond in the State of Virginia, at
the close Of business on Wednesday, 2sth Decem-
Der. 1870:
RESOURCES:
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RICHMOND, VA, Jan. :, 1911

hICHKUSD, VA, Jan. J, Is1l,
WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
w Mr.. W. M. CARY. our former attorney,
to an interest In our general commission business
TO be conducted under the name and style of p %.
4 P. A. SUB,.ETT, ~ heretofore. We thank our
friends for the liberal besto we'd Upon u
In the past. and hope, In future TO merit conliu-
uance Of the same.
P. B. & P. II. SUBLETT.
Having associated myself with tho above con.
Germ, respectfully solicit the patronage Of my
friends.
jaA- eod3tSW3t W. n. CARY.
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DIED.,

On Wednesday, 9TH instant at Olinda, Chester.
heid county. HARVIE GRESHAM, only child Of
the late J. T. and Adelaide Gresham, in the 1eth
wear OF his age.
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Having purchased the interest OF D. G. n,vo
IN the above concern, haH continue the o. -
III tho frm name Of w. ]. GEETRY & 90.
W, j. GEhT3y
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FURNITURE, &C.

DARLOR, DININ CIR 0 0 NJ, AND
CHAMBER FURNITURE. s5
JoBH A. BELVIN offers for sale nt his ware
rooms No, 1904 Nj ain street lover Paine d Co.'S
dIy goods house), large stock OF ELEGANT
FTRSITURE, consisting OF
PlsLOR SUITS, in Rosewood, Walnut. and
Oak;
pINING-ROOM SUITS In Roeewood, W alnut,
and Oak;
CHAMBER SUITS. in Rosewood. Walnut,
and Oak. -.i
This furniture Is Of our own manufacture. by TIE
hest mechanIcs, and OF the very best, materi ais.
In style, beauty, and durability it Ia unsurpassed
In this country.
He will sell his furniture AZ low as Il can be
bought In New York, the purchaser saving the ex-
pense OF boxing and freight, and getting better
articles. -..... -
BROAD street, between lath and l4tn streets. II
ia 7-S&W2ms --
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,TOHN A, TEMPLE wants to inform ms
y ftieads and the snbi.e that hs Is now pfep'''"
!" l ssRhslrE OF syERy DESCRIPTION. If
and viii do il promptly Also ah Klaus %
GRasITE M .is ~ fn,scLosiSa
Particular attention paia 10
I = Refers. by psruiIsion, % Capt. Caafiss p,
mock, oity EagtnssE ~ CAP; ,eh aiest' I'
once AND yard. nh street aad the canal. s ss
Mysrs'a bridge
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~ CARPETS, CARPETs.-The gen.
nine CROSELEY ENGLISH TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS at 81 30;
The best BODY BRUSSELS at $9.2s;
INGRAM CARPETS at so cents and upwards;
THkEE-PLY CARPETS at low prices;
HEMP CARPET, full yard wide. ut 77sc.;
STAIR CARPETS, all widths, ut low prices;
OIL CLOTHS, ....-.,-,
OIL CLOTH RUGS,
.. :" DOOR MATS,
b -. VELVET RUGS,
DRUGGETs II yards wide at 9l-2s worth $l.7s;
DEIIGgET q and yards wide at low prices.
Can and take look ut the CARPETSat
= 1854 ' LEVY BROTHERS,
-.a .ta. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Remember the great sale OF DRESS GOODS
prices greatly reduced.
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NE GLOVES, GLOVES.-Looka at those
FLEECE.LINED GLOVES al asc.. worth soe.,
at 30. 40 and 50c., worth 50 per cent. more;
GENTS, CLOTH GLOVES nj Ioc., worth soc.
at coc., worth 7sc., st 7sc., worth o.;
GLOVES for Boys Girls, Men. and Women At
reduced prices, At LEVY BROTHERS.,
..E l2l3 aud lsl5 Main street.
Use the DAvOL MILLS COTTOE--supertor
To W amsut,s or New ort Mills. jas
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ME- CHILDREN'S CH A l RS FOX
CHRISTMAS, CHILDREN's CHAIRS FOR
CHBIsTMAs.-25 dozen CHILDREN's CHAIRS
just received at
q. B. STACY & SONS, 1908 AND 1910 MAIN ST.,
where can be found the largest and best-assorleu
stock of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES In
tho city.
Don't fail to examine before buying. de3
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NJ OH, OF VITRIOLi

T BATCHELOR'S HAIR DY E.
This splendid HAIR DYES the best IN the woria
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes 1nV1go-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or b-otoa. Sold by all drugpists and perfnmers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. ls Bond street, New York.
fe2-eodlYr
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~ NOW FOR CHI E A P DRESS
GOODs.-THE GREAT SALE COMMENCES
TODAY. Look we'll before you purchase.
| Grester bargains than ever.
AALL-WOOL DIAGONAL PLA1DS at Ssc. per
yard, would be cheap at 81;
tALL-WOOL PLAID POPLINS at 7sc., worth
Handsome CHANGFABLs PoPLINs at 2Or.,
worth soc.
PLAIN DE LANES, all coiors, at 2oc., worth
3Oc.:
CORDED POPL!NS at SOC, worth 4oc.;
REAL FRENCH nERINOS at Csc. and upwards
inst rs per cent. b. low regular prices
EMPRESS CLOTHS from CSC. to 7Sc
eTRIpEDD SILKS mt 81, worth Sl.so;
RIaCK kIrKS 1T a1.40, Al so, 80, Sl7e. %,
and upwards, all very much below regular
prices;
BLACK AUsTRA ALLAN CRF Pc, for dresses, at
5or. worth 75c. per yard;
BOMRAZINE, TAMIST, REfs, pofLlNs,
BLACK ALPACAS ut eOc., sc, &c., anu
upwards. all very cheap;
1,vETEFNa, SATINS, MARCALISES;
PLAIN and PRINTED DE LANES,
PRINTED CASHMERES and REPS,
ct LEVY BROTHFRs'
1913 and 1915 Main street.
An elegant BLACK SILK SUIT for $7s, worth
s,a. jas
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BOARDING..
NOTICE. MCPHERSON HOUSE, . ,
~ Si~h r.''o COLUMBIA. 3. G..

rhss n,a.a.ptry loo ated and Ayorite hotel WIN
th- trsysIiins public. surpassed by none IN tte
South for Us be !hy loeslssy and hos e se.h Of
Wii,i.m A. Wright, SO late proprietor b"i "ii ~
Continued - heretofore under the her AZ
his widow, Mrs. sarah f.. Wright assasted " H''
'o share OF the public patronage 70 respectfully
Attention 70 gassta and desire TO pseas " tbs
hSnse win be siudiously maintained by hs pi"
sent manassment. sARAH I; VII, Tstuh''
"a slim $50 W.. " HA
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EMIcAN IuoN HI,nr

Having sold my interest in the above CONFORM ;,
". }. "NTRY, take pleasure In recomTnenn1n,
the new firm TO the business copmuri.y.
ta7-H y. G. MAYO
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DECEMBER 81, 1870.

NEW CONCERN. The undersigned
N having succeeded Messrs. " inston Powers
Will continue the WHOLESALE GRuCERfr
LIQUOR, AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUsIGESS, under tile name snd style OF
JOB. Z. WINSTON & CO.,
in all It's branches, a. the old stand, corner ~
18th and Cary streets, Richmond, Va, where
cordially Invite all OF my friends and tie pnh.
lie generally. pledgug myself to do q: Well for them
"a 1hry can do elsewhere. and soliciting con-
tinuance OF the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the old concern. ,,,
Mir, WIN. II. Powers, my former partner, VIII
rem,in ith me for the presel I, and also my sou,
Mr.. Chas. z. Winston, who will De pleased 10
serve their friends ~ heret,for". .
JOSEPH 2. WlNSrO".
r.>,,suve 1871
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VULCAN IRON WoeYs
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 81, 1879.
n1SSOLUTION.-L. z. FINCH, HAVING
~ sold his interest In the properiykn,su ne
Vulcan Iron Works n TYSDHAMy. RIRsrT1
sON. retlres from the firm OF ARCHER, coon.
WIN IL c.. The pams or The firm Will only 10
used In liquidation, and that st ted after siyna
lure, viz, ARCHER, asodwin & Co IN lIou,.
tion.'' WH. ". ARCHsp
J. p. GOODWIN
At2T I. z. EISCa
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VULCAN IRON Wopss

VULCAN IRON WORKS
,. 1. RICHMOND, VA, Jan. ], su.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
i day formed co-psrtuership for the purnn,e
OF continuing the business IS formerly carried on
At these works "
The style OF the arm win be ARCHER, COED.
N IN Il CO.
WIN. N. ARCHER,
j. T. G ODWiN,
1s4-2x WYNDHAM b. hOBERTSOS
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M SHAWLSl SHAWLS!!
CLOAKSl CLOAKS!!
We now Offer our stock OF SHAW Lo Ill"
CLOAKS at reduced prices
PJ..ID and STRIPED SHAWLS.
BLACK MERINo SQUARE and LONG
SHAWLS,
Long and square BROCHE sHAWLs,
MISSES sHAWLS,
BREAKFAST SHAWLS, In great variety;
GENTS SHAWLS,
WATERPROOF CLOAKS as low as Us,
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS at IS and upwards
REAL SACQUEs at $40, worth
S75.
FOR bargains In Cloaks and Shawls, call at
- -. LEVY BROTHERS,,
1913 and 1sl5 Main street.
Remember the great closing sale of Dress dotas
of every description. )as
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ng- CHRISTMAS AT GOLDBACK's

~ CHRISTMAS AT GOLDBACh'S.
Just received, LACE, EMBROIDERED, I'M
TIAL, and other HANDhERCHlEfs; Eh-
BRoIDEaIEs, COLLARS and CUFFS, GILT and
JET JEWELRY, NAPKINS, FUEs' ia
PANEsE SILK only 80, sHAWLs, SHIRTS
NECK-TIES, and everything to GLADDEN. the heart,
from the smallest up to the giant, at
A. eoLDBACK's, g..
d.o. an. BROAD street. between 9Th and It'll.
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aT UNDER GARMENTS for Boys,
Girls Men, and Women the largest and best as
sorted stock ever offered In the city;
LADIES' HIGH-NECK and ShyRI.sLEEvE,
y NECK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sHiRTs:
MERIkO DRAWERS for Ladies', At u, wosin
UNfOS GARMENTS. for Children;
SHIRTS and DRAWERS together,
A full assortment OF HOSIERY of every descrap-
= ton al Sc 49, LEVY BROTHERS., ~
Vi r--S-,.-' lzls and lel5 Main street.
Us" thu DAyoL COTTON: II Ia superior % any
other made. ,,,,1, E.;tsszf
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP. The co-partaershi existing between
us, under tia firm and style OF ANDREW rIz-
ZiNI & CO.. Is llIs day dissolved By limitation.
ndrew Pizzini Jr., Is alone authorized IL sign
the name Of the firm In settlement Of all debts
ANDREW PIZZI.I. Ja.,
JOSEPH w. PLEDGE.
JANUARY l. 1871,
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OFFICE OF CITY EseIskER, JAP. l. 1871.
NOTICE.-As the city CARTS. by direc.
time in hauling wood for the poor Of the city, cih
re as are hereby Informed that irregulafty In gar.
bsgnE IL caused tnerenX ana aoo ,sem iaii"re IN
1 49, ~ -N'',~sA- - ~ CHAs. Il. DIMAOCK,
| is74s 80. -.fe 4- Clay ngineer. e
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BOOTS, SHOES, ke.

VVINGO, ELLETT Il CRuMP, 10y
w M.in street. have just received !, , ii., va
mppIy OF ladies'. Mi5ses', and Children's sronah
Hulton sud Lace Roots, ofthe nress qualiy frnsn u
Kid, glove kid, Turkish morocco &c; AIS u "r
Nilsson" Button Boot. tsomahing new 'o'
Always on hand full line OF Gents car thsn ri-
seNedl Boots aud Caters, and complete assprT
ment Of farmers heavy goods. Give t6ein 'N1'
nus9
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rn1IE 11NDERsIGNED, HAVING PIrR.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-
i CHASED The interest of MIR. Joseph ".
Pledge In tue old arm OF Andrew Plzzini Co.,
desires to thank the public for their kind patron
age bestowed on the old arm. lie viii cont nue.
the business at The old stand. No 500 Broad stree"
Richmond. Va. and cordially inVttes ms friends
and the public generally to give him their oid,s
pedgiug himself, BY strict attention, &c, TO mcsit
q continuance Of their custom.
Mr.. Pledge, our former partner, VIII be found
at the store, snd will be pleased to serve his
friends as hereto fore. .
JANUARY 8, 1871. Jai 81
DISSOL co-partnership
IL heretofore existing under the frm OF WIN
rFON 4 POWERS Is this day dissolved by liinl'a-
tlon. Either trlner Will use the name OF re
concern In liquid .tion.
All persons having claims against US will p'ease
present them for payment, and all indebted 10 W.
earnestly requested to settle their accoun's as
JOSEPH z. WINSTON.
WM. II. POWERS.
DECEMBER 81, 1870. jas 81
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THAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MY
Il confidential clerk, Mr.. DANIEL =. MCcAK;
THY TO an t.teIest IN my business, when VIII
hare,fr be conducted under the name and STYLE OF
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY u CO.. n he old stand.
52S Broad street
/ return Tanks for the liberal patronage De-
stows unon me for the last fifteen years, ant ask
a continuance of the same to the new hrin.
GEORGE A. HUMIDITY.
r.N 1.7I Ia J ,ilW
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NOTICE.-I have this day associated
~ with me In the AUCTION and real. Es-
TATE bUSlNESs my son, f.. ROSSER SPELL,
spect uly solicit the patronage OF my friends ard
the public generally for the new concern.
FRANCIS T. lSBELL,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
ia OF 18th street, bet Main and Bank.
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tifcation Of persona convicted Of criminal
offences.
Senate bin, supplemental to the act pro.
viding for the collection Of the State reve'
nue. and county leyies for the year 1870,
with an amendment.
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MEETINGS..

DICHMOND CLUB.-The regular an
IL nual meeting OF the members VIII be held on
SATURDAY EVENING, 7th instant, at o. clock
P. NJ, and large attends nce is desirable and
necessary. PHILIP HAXALL, 81
ia 6-2ta Secretary pro tenn.
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i of the stockholders OF the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK of Richmond, Va, for the purpose Of elect
ing Directors for the ensuing year, Will be held on
TUESDAY, the 10th Of January next, at II NJ, at
it's clearinghouse. 20
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-06-21
In Chancery at KnoxyiIIe.

Clerk g. Masters Office, Knozuille Tenn, AIav
17th, l86I..-No 2220.
HARRIET McCAMPBELL VS.. John Nc
CAMPBELL. In this case it appears to the
Clerk and Master, from the return of the Sher
in upona subpoena to answer, that the defendant
John MeCampbell, can not be found and that
he has gone beyond the limits of this State II
Is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville Chgon-
jcle, IA newspaper published in Knoxville.
Tenn, )requirng the said defendants TO enter his
appearance herein on or before the next regular
Term of said Court, 10 be held at the Court
House in Knoxville on the Sd Monday of Sem
TENDER, 1871 and make defense TO said bill or
the same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing er parte. A true copy--Attest;
NJ L. PATTERSON, G. AN,
BY l.. TILLMAN, JR,, d. G. & NJ.
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In Chancery at KnoxviIIe.

Clerk and Masters Office Kaorpi(le Tenaess,s
Nay ~, lS71.-Ro 2276.
John Petyt VS. p. IL. Cardwel ct al.
TNTIIiS CASE 1T APPEARS TO THE CLERK &
Il Master from the COmplainants Bill (which is sworn
tothat the defendants Fred Faxon Co, merchants OF
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Mary A, Petytare residents
publication be made for four consecutive weeks in
the knoxvile Chronicle, "a newspaper published in
theiI appearance herein and make defense to said
BRon before the next regular term the Court to
Monday of September. 1871. or the said Bill will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing pae as to
NJ H. PATTERSON, G &M
May II, lS7l:-w4t BY l.. TILLMAH. Jr. ID. G x NJ
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NIagIstrato's Notice.
James Sharp VS.. Akorlin Graves.

JHllVs bHIIV W. zAEl7II I'M NIuNVHs
TINHE DEFENDANT IN THIS CASE Being A
i'll nonresident of the State of Tennessee: II is or
dered by me that publication be made for four success
sive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle, requiring said
defendant 20 appear before me at my office in May
nardville, Union county, Tennessee, on Wednesday.
the 18th day Of June next then and there to make de-
tense or the said case will be set for hearing pare.
A true copy of the order. D. Y BAKER,
may 26-dltw4t j. 7. for Union county.
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THE BATTLE HOUSE,
w. E. GIBBINs.

I HAVE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
as the Stacey House, and will henceforth conduct
il in the most approved style. '
The patronage Of the public generally, and Of my old
the past is respectfully solicited promise them a
cordial reception and comfortable home at the Battle
House. JOEL A. BATTLE. .
II will be from the above that have leased the
Stacey House TO General Battle. In retiring from the
position which have occupied for several years in
this city desire to tender my thanks and kind wishes
10 old friends and TO earnestly eLtreat Continuation
of their patronage to my successor, enc who will
make their stay with him comfortable in every respect
!anlI-dti-W 2ai j. E. STACEY.
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COUNTY:
In obedience to the foregoing order of sale
viii expose to public sale, at the Court House
door in Jaclsboro' Tennessee, on the 6rst
Monday of July, 1871, the tracts of land men
toned in said order of sale, for the taxes, costs
and charges thereto annexed, unless the said
amounts are previously paid 's
alp ....- .s.- -.- EWINS BAKER.
.tu. Tax Collector for Campbell County.
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