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If you want Paints or Oil, save twenty
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Black Rain.-On Monday of last
week our atmosphere was SO heavily
loaded with coal scot that the falling
drops Of rain were entirely black and
had the effect of disfguriLg sew eral
jobs of fresh painting. If this ex-
PLANTATION be considered insufficient,
our readers can consider it the first
San Domingo rain we have had.
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The u. B.Nh. Society. The Color,
cd ladies Of Goolson have fully or
gained their Aid Society and have
$50 dollars in its Treasury. At its
last meeting the following officers were
elected > President, Mrs. Lucinda
Wright; Sec. Mrs. Malissa Wrench
sJ;- Treasurer, Mrs. Rachel Boyd :;
Chaplain. Mrs. Margaret Sheppard.
Relief Committee. Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
Ellen Boyd and Mrs. Jameson.
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Gold in New York, I'LL.
Business Notice.

An persons having unsettled bills
and accounts with the Bristol NeacS
establishment. are requested to come
forward and settle the same on or be-
fore the LIST day OF April, as there
will be. a change in our business at
7oi-7.a.I. c.. & +. FOWLER, --.'J . .
-ziH 7-ss.i .s ProprietOrs.
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A Newspaper Free.

To every new subscriber who sends
usa$2. 90 in advance, and to every old
subscriber who renews his subscrip-
tien BY sending US 81. 90 in advance,
We win send the Peoples Journal.
free for one year. 1t is a monthly il
Is,t-ated journal of sixteen pages and
Of itsslfrworth the money. r.7gs-=
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Gro,rtA of Bristol. Over seventy
Eve houses we're built during the last
twelve months in Bristol-Goodson.-
Our population is 1900. At the
end of another five years it will be
5000. Mark it J 45s.H
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Relics.-Capt Martin FIeenor has
our thanks for copies of the Abing-
don Tirginian and the Bristol Ga
zette of the year 1864. Already they
are interesting as mournful relics of
a mournful period. The size is d.
minutive and the paper and print aw-
full, but those were awful times, may
we never see their like again.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-14

Public Meeting In Goodson.-On
next Friday night the citizens Of Good
son are requested to assemble in Mass
Meeting, in front of the Virginia
House, to consider and discuss the pro-
priety of endorsing the Johnston Land
purchase. 1t is hoped that both the
friends and opponents Of the measure
will be present and give their views.
Speeches will be made by various gen.
tlemen.
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Cfrl flights SUit-Judge ]. j.
Wright, negro) of the Supreme Court
of South Carolina, has brought suit
against the Richmond q Danville r.
r. Co, in Underwood's U. s., Court
at Richmond, for ejectment from a
first class car, In 1869; he lays damages
At sjoon.
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Burgldry.-The Store house of Mr.
E. Mccormick was broken into on
last Friday night and goods to the
amount of about Thirty Dollars stolen.
The tiiief effected an entrance through
a back window, and left a cheese set
ting in the open window, which was
taken 10y negro after daylight, but
was subsequently recovered by Mr..
Nc. 4 1No'clue. however, could be OBJ
tanned as to the whereabouts of the
other stolen goods. gRrE EEg
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hrs. GalIatrays Stock should have
been noticed in our last. 1t is beau
tlfuI, large and we'll selected. 1t will
be found at Capt. Martins late store
house.
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DR.. II. y. Gray.-Attention 10
DIR. Gray's card will reveal the fact
that he has removed his residence to
the house lately occupied by W. L.
Martins family. - 30 u
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Mdyor's Office Remoref. = The
Goodson Town Council has held its
last meeting IN rear of Bunting's
Drug Store, and will hereafter meet
Aan upper chamber in DIR. Carter's
bEiIding ON Front Street.
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Fine Potatoes. Bus.
Harrison White aud Peach Blow 20
tatoes for sale at Dunn's.
March loft.
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Personol.-Col. n. Gregg, Sheriff
of Sullivan. paid our Office visit on
Wednesday last. BOO Er.
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WE call attention to the Masonic
Enquiry, in relation TO Frank NJ.
White, Scott Co., Va Western
papers please copy. "EH/
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The R0m to lis. SnutFs- 3The
Commissioners have reviewed the
proposed road from GoodsOn to Mrs
Smiths and find much difficulty in
getting a direct and well graded line.
Some of the parties manifest an un-
willingness to have the road pass
near them, and the enterprise is not
very likely to succeed.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cCAgY-EOBKRsOH
-onwsdassday the 18th, at Waterloo, at the real.
denes Of The TAT hsr OF the brides. by Rev wsw
Bays, Mr.. Iso, TEMPLE to AIss MINERVA and
AH. O. p Hecakr to Miss ExxA. dAushtsr, Of
Mr.. VIM. n. Robertson. ~ .s-,.
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DIED.

HICKOK-On Easter Sunday, in
Bristol, of .. Paralysis, Mrs. NJ. J..
HICRoK, wife of w. d.. Hickok.-
age Al years a'il 80 u -a-. ~ - E.
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FIBST ISSTALLMENT
SPRING GOODS,
At Dunn's Paw Down Store.


We have just opened new lot Of Cslicocs,
all Wool Delaines, Afpasss, Bleaehed and
Brown Muslins, Bedtieks, and Brown Drills.
at low prices. Also, nicSRio Coffee FOR -
esnts, common Coffee. % cents, prime y. ~
Sugar l24, IS, and Is cents per pound-br,E
Axes, Forks, Spasles and >hoTsIs, hsrss
Collars, Painted Bslsketst Indigo Madder.
Soda, Spanish Brown, Ven Red, Red Lead
pure and Of best quality. We keep = full SAP
ply Of Ga. and y. e. cottOA Yarn at lowest *
ures and hest sold-3, = &, ,, 10, u, Is. 20,
aud 40 penny nails .hf.t brznds--horse
Shoes and Nails. For the nert 30 days We
will be receiving our Spring Stock and SEer
our friends the Best GOODS AT HON. ST
PRICES the full value % sli produce sold to
M, in Cash or in MerchaediEe- Our stock IL
male up Of gods equal 10 quality to any ia
this market, and st honsst how prices. We
work for living, keep goa.tsho eel or barter
for produce, but cannot give them azsy-ss
We get none given to ns. 1isefor= having.
anime our stock IL Nill ne foaad equal to
any IN Bristol-GsclsoR. We are in the
market buying all the country produce, usu-
ally exchanged in stores. bring your Rsc~n,
Butter, Eggs, "maItr,f; Meal. Flour. Corn,
Oats, Wheat, &C., 90 rs pvNNs
SigR Of Red tlst-
March Il. ~. Bhrsa. Building.
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IECall at the NSSS Oaice and
tVsce our Days Washer and
iySinger's Sowing Machine.

Another supply of J-sis best apl'a
Brandy received AZ IT, NickelS HTuss
ba.. j"ly IL.
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NOTICE.
FiSt. 1.'laSS Hotel. Rates RedNcHl

On and after this DATE, the WASHING
TON HOUSE win only charge, for board
and lodging e rs per1day i-Breakfast Scots,
Dinner 75etS. Supper .5Ncts. .'
While tile perrnsiieHt decline in supplies
and the greatly reduce'h profits in Agrieulsu-
raj, mechanical any other pursuits necessi-
tate economy. The Pr6Prietor thankful for
the libernl patronage extended to bis House
heretofore, trusts that tke Public will sus-
tain him in this an effort fnthe right diree-
tion, by an in Iresse sOfs Business.
I. e.. 8. FERGUSON,
Owner saA Propri~sor. 81
Washington Hoz.s 4.
1.ynehburs, Va.
January 6, IsTI-l34f.s
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RegIstratien.

Registration will be opened in
Goodson on Tuesday the 25th inst.
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The weather is qsite dry. no rain
having fallen in this vicinity since
All Fools day. tf vetll it
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MASONIC ENQUIRY,

oFFIck OF sEcKETAnI Cow rEE1r
LoDGr 4 A HAsOSs, No as
/ IA fVpF scoTT CorSTr, VA
EDIIeks BnIsroL NExs:
Derr SiTs & Eros
49, About "a months since, BEo
fhAEk N. wHITE lsqT his County, and Whsn Iasi
heard from, stsaEhohths ago, he frn IN Kansas
confined to bed Of Sickness Any inforrnation con-
corning his whereabouts will be thankfully rsesIv.
ed by his friends Apd relatiFes. Editors friendly
to the Mzsenie fraternity will plesss copy.
=. aAddress.J.i H.. FLKESEk, Seeretarr.
scesssst,e fa.a 't'ai Bristol Tenn.
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-8EistaE 9s6sIA
FRIDAY, April "a, is7I.

=
SI-s-e---7 $50 = -
N s. - )
VIRGINIA. & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Nail train leaves Bristol, 1.sgP. NJ.
Arrives IN Lynehburgs 500, AsM.
Mail train leaves Ly nc hburg, $50, P. III.
Arrives in Bristol, S 90, Am. =, sse =
FREIGHT trains leave bristol $50, A. NJ
Frsighs trains arrive B-551. N 4 4,4OP. n.
FreishttraiR leave Lynchburg q. l0aAsM.
Arrive l. Bristol AGA. A.&5.lgP.M,
Distance 2Qf miles FAre4 centspe m1e
- minutes GiiswsI for saPper at BRISTOL
ii ,,E,TsYA.& GA. RAILROAD. =.
Nail train leaves Bristol 3 81 A. NJ. z--'-
1riSes n Khoxrille I2.54P. NJ. &.
haiitsHiA leaves KRek vile li-l5 A. NJ.
Msii train arrives in Bristol $40 p. NJ ~
NAii tr4i n 4rrixesin7C hattanooga 40 ?. ".
Mail train leaves Chattasooga 4.45 a. NJ
Freight trains leave Bristol 6-45 A d. g
FREIGHT sraszss arrixeoin Bristol $40 Pm.
Distances. l3q milns FARE cents per miie''
81 minutes allowed for supper in Bristol
Tenn. time being 30 minutes slower than
Vs.fina, the apparent s1ahtE Of cGnnecpou
kstsrrs the xboFe schedule is explaine'.
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You are Sure to Get Your Moneys
-F.re ~. Worth. s.T u,sfE

This new article seems to have been sab
mitted to the most rigid and impartial scru-
tiny. Aecomn,issIon appointed by the
American Institute haEe~p paid Ich an Off
ciaf eomplimentto its merits as is rarely
vouchsafed bycautiOus science to any @new
thing under the sun" A large proportion
of the leading hotel and restau-antpr
tors in New York use it, and urge its use by
others, oyer their own signatures; and men
ominentin science have Voluntarily come
forwara and Endorsed it as an economic
culinary staple; and as an unexceptionalarti
Gle of nourishment for the sick. The mate
rial from which il 10 manufaetured-Csrra-
geen or Irish Moss-is q lichen fonnd in j n
exhaustible quantities on the coast Of Ireland
and may be had for the gathering, without
money and without price. Hence it will DC
cheap as long as the sea and rocks last, which
viii be long enough for all practicable .pur-
poses. Our main obj.cl in this article has
been to, place what we beiieveto be subject
of great importance in its true light; moth
ing more, nothing less. The Sea Moss Fa-
rine IL m manufactured by a Company whose
central depot il at So Park Place, n. Y. :.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-14

Hauss P-,iAting. = Mr.. VIM. B.
Snapp advcrtises in this issue of the
Ness. Heis a good house, sign and
ornamental painter, and has very
justly ,yona character for enterprise
and integrity. We do not hesitate
TO recommend him 10 the public. =
There Will be a vast amount of paint,
ing needed in5our town during the
coming season and Mr. SuapP can do
IL we'll and at fair rites.
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The Great Cause

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Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental
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The wprlS-renoNned author, in this adj
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death of DR.. Mac,oeH.-We are
psined to announce the death of DR..
4. q: Maxwell, late of Washington
Comfy. Va. whence he emigrated
on the 18th ult. for the stale of Tex
.as. His death occurred six miles
above the city of Austin on the .27th
cult and only aweek after his arrival
de isssaid to have died of chills and
to have iheep taken on his arrival
He leaves a wife, ha'f sister of Mr.
j. W. Owen. of our town. aud ten
children in the strange laad vest of
the Rio Grande. DIR. Maxwell is well
known to our people as an excellent
gentleman and there are many who
VIII share our regretat the unexpected
announcement of his death and the
great bereavement of his dear ones
in the Lone Star State. He was aged
about fifty years.
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Notice. The stockholders of the
Sullivan County Manufacturing Com
pany, are notified that they will be
required, without further notice, to
pay two per cent monthly during the
year 1871, on the amount Of their
stock.
-'fs JOSEPH MEREDITH,
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For Rent, One or Tico Years. My
Dwelling House. containing six rooms.
Mt BlountyiIle. with Storehousc and
out houses and water convenient. =
Apply to gls
:iRs. VI. RHEA,
mar 5-tf, Knoxville.
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ToWNs=

Col. ]. F. Slaughter, President or
the Lynehburg Banking & insurance.
Co, and one of the directors of the
A. M. q o. r. R., paid our office q
visit on yesterday. We find from him.
as from all other high sources, that the
popular distrustof the -
- CUMBERLAND GAP EXTENSION %
is unfounded. The engineers will be
placed on the line within monthand.
viii be directed to make 4 thorough
and exhaustive survey, and to adopt.
the very best possible route. Work.
win probably be commenced next fall.
The road is a necessity to the Consoli-
dated line which has both the viii
and the ability to, construct it. Col.
Slaughter exhibits his usual public
spirit and sagacity in an earnest advo-'
cacy of the --s--S
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Piryinid House. The letter from
number Of the recent guests of this
excellent Hotel was sent. US, by its
authors, for publication in our last
issue, and. it was .overloeked-Bdt
we think a compliment so handsome
and we'll deserved cannot be too old,
and we insert it in this. eVT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-14

.ks,c GotslS III JOhHSoH City, Mr..
VIM. ii. Hawley, the live and enter
pFising merchant of the young City
Of johnson, announces his new goods
in new advertisement, in this issue
of the Ne,rs. 1t will be seen thai
Mr.. Hawley cultivates the acquaint
ance Of the public and is not afraid to
come in contactwiththe people. He
deserves a good trade and we predict
it for him. --s -.n . -~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-14

Tie Circus exhibited, on Friday
last, in Goodson. The crowd was a
pretty large one and. with a few ex-
ceptions. the utmost good order was
preserved. Rather an unusual amount
of whiSkey seemed to be about in
leathern bottles, and only the most
skillfuf and prompt action of the pO-
lice saved several persons from the
Lookup. The DAY became windy
toward one o clock and prevented the
ascent of the Balloon until six p. NJ.
at which hour its rise and fall were
Witnessed by very greet number Of
people. The sight was one of much
interest and gave great satisfaction.
The altitude reached wars about 500
feet and the decent was safely made
near Mr.. j. A. Buciner's residence,
half mile distant. The Circus was,
a fair one but no animals were visi-
bic. The exhibition at night was
moderately attended. .e...
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MBERLAND GAP EXTENSION
JOHNSTON LAND PURCHASE. ?

BE says it is necessity to US, and
on it depends the growth and welfare
OF our town. -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-14

/ have just received from the Cities
a fine lot OF Material, consisting OF
French Calf and Kip Skins, Oak &
HensIock Sole Leather. and have
made extensive additions 20 my. outfit
and facilities otherwise. My work Is
warranted equal to any in the country,
and my prices shall suit the people
and the times. From an experience Of
thirty years, claim superior merit for
my work.
MeTcI 81. #. g. q. H1CkhAN.
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l. z N 9 II IL u e y
Price, Current.
COasscFIb ct
LEE, TAYLOR, & Co,
GHOcER>, CoNHf~si y NxssaASrs ASp PHO
BECE BEsS, ~.
No. l! Bridge Street. LyBebsry, ". i,

,LTScEssSs. April !. lssi- -.-
But few chang. 10 ssts darihr Rsst v.,h 81.
con aud Lard under heavy receipts AID .ssissrzls
DEMAND slusssl AID IL, favor - hryers ott- issS
siSr, AVID nesleried, even dssii.e. Corn. Rye,
" isHI aud flvur aud IL srtits d-l.as,I .
- offering light. BaItsr sHR.sle tss Tabls a.s
u1ni-d whilst - EirsiH un.SlssbIs at Any ptTes.
la Gree-riss Sc are ~ifhOst any ehaags. t<f
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MARRIED.

Nor. 10. lszo-tf.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-14

CONVENTION DE EXTRACTION
ENTIRE LA REPUBLICA DE MICA
RAGUA 1 LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
DE AMERICA.
La Republica de Nicaragua los Estados
Undo de America, hatiendo juzgado con-
veniente para la mejOr administration de
justicia, para prevenir crimenes dentro de
sus territories respectivOs, que las personals
condenalas por acusadas de los crimenes
enumerados en- sequida i siendO fugitivas
de la justicia, sean bajO ciertas circunstan-
ciasreciprocamente entrega[ Is, han re-
rueltO celebrar una convention, i con tai
objeto han nombrado como sus respecti-
vOr PlenipOtenciarOs: ell Presinente de la
Republics de Nicaragua al senior Don To-
mas Apon, Ministro de Relaciaciones Es-
teriores, ell Presidente de los Estados
UnidOs a Carlos n. Riotte, ciudadano
MinistrO Residente de los EstadOs Unidos
en- Nicaragua, quienes, desyues de haberse
communicate reciprocamente sus ylenos po-
deres halladalos en- buena dedida forma,
han convenido en- los articulOs siguientes
ART[ICULlo I.
III gobierno de Nicaragua i ell gobierno
de los EstadOs UnidOs cOnvieRen en- entire
garse mutuamente las personals cOndenadas
por acusadas de los crimenes enumerados
Ell ell articulo que sigue, cometidos dentro
de la Jurisdiction de una de las parties con-
tratantes que hayan buscado asilO Sc
encuentren dentro del territorio de la otra:
Bien entendido que este solo tendra iugar
cuando la criminalidad Sc evidencie de tai
manera que segun las leyes del pals donde
Sc encuentre la persona fugitiva acusada,
seria lejitimamente arrestada enjuiciada,
81 ell ell Sc hubiese cometido ell crimen.
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shall remain in force for (5) years longer

shall remain in force for (5) years longer
and so on. aat
The present convention shall be ratified
and the notifications exchanged at the cap
ital of Nicaragua, or any other place
temporarily occupied by the Nicaraguan
government, within twelve az months,
or sooner if possible.
In witness whereof the respective Plen-
ipOtentiaries have signed the present con-
vention in duplicate, and have thereunto
affixed their seals.
Done at the city of Managua, capital of
the Republic of Nicaragua, the twenty
fifth day day of June, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy, of the independence
of the United States the ninety-fourth,
and of the Independence of Nicaragua,
the fifty-ninth.
SEAL CHARLES n. RIOTTE.
[sEAL.] THOMAS AVON.
And whereas said convention as amend
the respective ratification of the same wei
fourth day of June last, by Charles N. Rio
and J. ID. Rodriguez, Member of the Chan
of their respective governments:
Now, therefore, be it known that L, [
States of America, have caused the said co
the same, and every clause and article Il
good faith by the United States and the eli
In witness whereof have hereunto set
States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this nj
[SEAL. our Lord one thousand eight hu
dence of the United States the nil
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of Sta
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-14
ARTICLE III.

The provisions of this treaty shall not APP
ply to any crime or offence of political cha
racter, and the person or persons delivered
up for the crimes enumerated in the preced-
ing article shall in no case be tried for any
ordinary crime, committed previously to
that for which his or their surrend er is
asked.
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ARTIcULo VII.

Esta convention tendra vigor por cinco
(5) amos contados desde ell dia del de las
pero en- case de que ningu-
ma de las parties haya dado la otra con
seis (6) meses de anticipation. aviso de SUI
intension de poner termino ella, la con-
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ARTIcULo VI.

Los gastos del arresto, de la detension
transportation de las personals reelamadas
seran pagados por ell gobierno en- cuyo
nombre haya sido hecha la requisicion.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-14
ARTICLE VII.

This convention shall continue in
force during five (5) years from the
day of exchange of notifications, but If
neither party shall have given to the other
six (6) months previous notice of its inten-
ton to terminate the same, the convention