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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-24

Personal Encounter Between SEN
{ Rf0r Carpenter and Mrs. Wood.
hull.
Washington Letter to Herald.l 2 81
Mrs. Woodruff had personal encoun-
ter on Friday with Matt Carpenter in
the lobby of the Senate, which, although
not resulting in serious consequences,
was of rather threatening character.
The fair revolutionist charged this grave
and reverend seignor withItreachery to
the cause of which he had professed
himself champion = the enfranchise-
ment of women-and denounced him in
unmeasured terms, declaring Herself
determined to organize the female ele-
ment against him and all such as him.
As the lady proceeded with sketch of
the plan of operations the senator re-
marked, The women of Wisconsin are
all my friends.
"Yes," replied Victoria, and if ru-
NOR speaks truly, you have lady friends
belonging to other States. IA
Mr.. Carpenter suggested that she
might get into Fortress Monroe if she
was too free with her revolutionary
oCuCuuSoi W MulCu ouC ISplicuI III liSheJ
if your people think that is good thing
to do, doit; have no objections" 6
She assured the senator in the most
positive manner that for his treachery
he should pay dearly, and that they
would put FIVE hundred female orators
into the field against the Republican
party, aud the laugh, she declared,
would be on the other side of the face,
when they went through the country
giving the characters of the men now
misrepresenting the people.
The scene was very funny one, and
the female orator had rather the best Of
the talk; and, as the successor of Doolit-
tie backed out of the contest, his hair
presented a somewhat more unkempt
aspect, and the shake Of his head de
cidedly less positive turn as he regained
his seat, which had just been threatened
SO sayagely. y
BURNETT's CocoANE is the best and
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WALL PAPER-wINDOw SHADES.
GRIESHABER Il SAEDER-C Curtains, and
all kinds of Upholstering goods. 292 Sec
ond street.
l.. M. DEAN & CO.. successors to Dean, Bax-
ter a. Co.--Pictures, picture frames, cords,
IA -sels, and artists supplies, 39l and S9S
Moiu street.
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STEAM GAUGE
CLARK STEAM REGISTERING GAUGE

HAVING BEEN. THOROUGHLY TESTED
III and approved by the United States Board
of Supervising Inspectors for application to
Steam Vessels, in conformity with the rules
and regulations passed by them for the carry
ing out Of the Steamboat Law, requiring the
all vessels propelled in whole or in part by
steam, as promulgated by circular order from
the Treasury Department, bearing date No
vember g. 1871.
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And being the only Registering Gauge
now manufactured.

And offered to the public, filling the require
ments of said rules and regulations, we, the
undersigned, respectfully call your attention
to the fact that we are the sole owners of the
right TO manufacture and vend said Gauges
and are now ready to ell orders therefor in
any required number and pressure. Wewar-
rant these Gauges to be Of superior workman
ship, and to have been tested by a Standard
Mercury Column before leaving the factory.
This Gauge is specially adapted for applica-
tion to all boilers in use for land purposes, ii
being the first invention in the history of the
world brought out at any time for the purpose
of registering steam. thus giving to all parties
who are using steam for land purposes. not
only protection to life, but absolute protection
to property, affording positive knowledge as
TO whether their boiler under excessive press
ure has at any time been strained. which no
Steam Gauge now in use except this has been
able to give. Parties who are using steam
can readily appreciate its Importance. and
we cordially invite all such to call upon our
Agent. who will be happy to show them the
Register and its operation. In proof Of their
merit, we insert the following testimony:
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March p. 1870.
Rear Admiral John A. Dahlgreen. u. Q. N,
Commandant;
SrR-In obedience to yeur instructions Of
the 18th inst, l have examined and tested the
Registering Steam Gauges invented by Mr.. Il.
Clark, and respectfully report, that IL is ex-
ceedingly simple in its construction, certain
in its action, reliable in its indications, and
liable TO little or no arrangement.
think the device complete for the purpose
intended to be accomplished.
Very respectfully. your ebedient servant,
Signed: CHAS. II. L0RING,
Chief Engineer. U. s. N.
Respectfully WHITE & PAYNE.
JEWELL K BACHUS,
Louisville. KY,
General Agents South and West.
o. FELTHOUsE, Agent,
1919 cod l9l Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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III WARp. BUTTON WRIGHT.
m J. WARD & C0.-AEricultural imple-
ments. etc, 225 Second street,
1DTTo SCHWILL & C0.-Agricultural imple-
ments, bone dust, land plaster. etc., IN
Main street.
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BURNETT's COCAINE is the best and
cheapest hair-dressing in the world.
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CARRIAGE MANgFAOTURERs.
OWEN LILLY--Carriages, farm and spring
n,aRons. 63 Union street.
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j. B. HTLLS--Wholesal druggist. 281 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn.
w. N. WiLKERS0N &C0.-Wholesale & Drug.
gists, $40 Main street.
j, A. j. SMITH x C0.-Wholesale and re-
tail drug store, 225 Main street.
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W. W. WHITE, TENoH SoHLEY,
Formerly Clerk. Of Baltin ore.
WORSHAM H0USE-White * Schley, pro.
pretors; corner Main andIAdams Streets
Board, So so per day.
MEIGGS H0USE--Dr. r. H. Boatman, pro-
prietor; Hopefeld, Ark.
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pTINOs AND MUSICAL MER-
CHANDISE.
49, SS.Tr Ya MACHINES.

I ropOrt 7, GOEPEL-S75 Main street. Pianos
timed. an Nd all kinds musical instruments
roDairad
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PHOTOGRAPHER
BINGHAM j. CRAVER-241, 243 and 245
Main street, corner Jefferson. o4
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Roam OKNG, SALE. LIVERY AND
REED STABLES.

REED STABLES.
M. q oosT ILLo-Oity Sale Stables, 81 Mon
roa stSao, Oyer 5000 head Of stock sold ut
M stebio 4 the past season.,
w. a. BRTnaR. 4 CO., ProPrietorsi D. u.
DismuSes' sole agent and mGnSger-1g,
81, ,S3 and IS Nom 'ee street otock DOusn'
w Npu RSnn sSiS ~ cos ward and sale stables
rs Main street. All 'tasses Of stock fed
and sold. - ,;do Can't
Square and a Madison sire W. 'if'i''
boarding and sale. u *
SELIGMAN 4 HALL-Desoto ST. NOies' S'
Union street.
]. B. FARES Il CO.-Dealers in laulet'
horses, etc., S3l and SS3 Second street:
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6.ISTCE. OILS, BRUSHES, ETC.
,.cd1 ASN a a 20 Removed TO SS2 Second street.
SNOtT w. 4 glass. white lead. and all kinds
window material.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC.
H. 7. sINEoTT, 2s2 Second street; ;.ht All u
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WILCOX 4 GIBBs-ImPrOysd NOiseless Sew
uApk,1N " MORTON = Agents Florence
IL gawi nc machines, 2l3 Main street.
vqR0VE X 4 BAKER Sewing, Machine Vom-
nany. 3iS Main st. Q. o. Valentine, AZ :.
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GLASSES.
Money Cannot Buy TIT
For Sight is Pricelessi

Which are now offered TO the public. are pro-
world 70 be the
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- .,---- GAS AND STEAM FIT
FLOmBIhG, TING. .rr..
we'd TO 2sS Second street.
NJ. LUNN-RemC
Jefferson block 80
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Richmond -M1JssSetss
sgDecgn5 NOtJCSS.

constitutional EsEesSzmg.-A trial is
"a only necessary, to convince the noss skep-
ticnl that BAKERS PREMIU IL Bl'tFERS
is the most ethcacious remedy known fer GER
tain diseases such as Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant. Dysentery, Nervous Headache, Loss of
Appetite and all other diseases arising; from, a
disordered condition Of the stomach and bowels.
Hundreds Of Sovereign Remedies-cure ais"
and the like have Aourshed by the aid of fa-
ming advertisements, sstting forth supernatural
cures since the introduction Of Baker Premium
Bitters, but having little or no merit, have
passed away, while Bakers Bitters are yearly
increasing in their sales. A positive proof OF
their superiority unapproachable rs tonic,
we commend them, fully assured that they will
gain the good opinion Of ell who try them.
Reverends DR.. ). G. McCabe,, A; E. Dickin-
son. r. Ford, I. Diggs, D. 3. Winfree, Fl.
Ayars P Anderson. f. j. Boggs. G. w. PeSh-
erbridge and hundreds Of others have testified
to the efficacy OF Bakers Premium Bitters.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
e. BAKER, Proprietor,
Richmond Va
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FROM TExAs.-Magnus Craig. who accom-
panied DR.. c. B. Berry to Texas, confirms the
report that John NJ Curdy, another of the party
of this county, was robbed of his ticket and
nearly one hundred dollars Dr. Berry has lost
his infant child since his arrival. He reports
very favorably as to the prospects of Northwes-
tern Texas. He will locate in Denison City,
in Collier county, nine miles from Sherman, and
FIVE miles from the Indian Territory line. It is
on the Railroad is three months old, and num-
bers twelve hundred inhabitants. Stock raising
is the principal business IN that vicinity. Rough
carpenters command three dollars in gold day.
Greenbscks are but little in circulation there, at
ten per cent. discount.
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E2nNZ Notices.
xnHRGTNEA-fn yacation.-.In the cler

NTHRGTNHA-iEay acsssion.--In the clerk 8
Office of the Circuit Court for the county
OF Augusta, December 10Th, 1877
Nicholas K Trout. Trustee in a Deed from Mat
fhies Schn1jtt. ,............... ..... Plaintiff,
against
John Z. Towles and Frances his WIFE Martha
B. Eskridge, - Walker, and - Walker, in
FAINT children of Maria Walker, T. T. ". Duke,
and Elizabeth S. his wife. legal heirs end repre-
sentasives of William S. Eskridge, decd, Defts,
IN CaANCERY-
The object Of this suit is TO obtain 8 title to o
lot in the city of Staunton. sold by said VIM. 8.
Eskridge to said Schmitt.
The defendants, John T. Towles and wife and
- Walker and - Walker, infant children of
Maris Walker. decd, not having entered their
appearance and it appearing by satisfactory ev-
idence that they are non-residents OF this Com
monwealth, It is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after due publication OF
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
their interest. Ieste,
Trout p. q. j. n. RYAN, ok.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.-In the North and
West heavy snow storms, and Thermometer
from 100 to 400 below zero. Here, November
was colder than last year, averaging 400, while
last year it was Ago, and in 1870 420. This month
(Dec.) is also colder than last averaging $40 to
270 last year. Sunday, (22nd) was the coolest
day. being $50. There has been three light
SHOWS in Dec, the heaviest last Thursday, not
over inches and it still covers the ground
Yesterday it was 1S0, and ice inches. Sun
rises 1872; sets ASS. Moon rises SO. New moon
on 30th. Days length, 9hours and Is minute
Sign in Virgo.
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.MGTfsGeG.

On the 9Th at Summerdean by Rev. A. A. J..
Bushong. WILLARD FILLMORE KERR and Miss
MoLLIE L POTTER, both of Augusta county.
On the 18th. ear Arbor Hill, by the Rev. Mr..
Bushong, Mr. WILLIAM T. HoLBERT and MAR
TIA ANN DUNLAP, both of Augusta
On the 18th inst.,- near Churchville, by Rev.
P. Fletcher, Mr.. MILTON w. BUCEER and Miss
Alexander B. Lightner, Esq, ali of Augusta.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. r. G. Walker, Mr..
SILAs l.. HUFF and Miss OBEDIENCE r. HANG
Err. daughter of Jacob Hanger, Esq, near
Churchviila, Augusta county, Va.
the Rev. G.. H. Brown, Mr. HENRY 3. WISE
NAN Of Augusta county, to Miss ELIZA '. ALL
STOCK OF Bath county
On the 18Th instant in Mt. jackson, by Rev.
j. Rice Bowman, JAMES E. TRoTTEs of Staun-
ton, and Miss MARY c., daughter of DR.. l..
Tripett of hit. Jackson.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT at AUGUSTA EE-
MALE notwithstanding the inclem-
ency Of the weather, & large and appreciative
audience assembled in the Chapel of Augusta
Female Seminary, Thursday evening last, when
the most brilliant concert ever given in that In
stitution came OF, The successful training of
young ladies to perform music so classic and
scientific, evnces degree of energy and skill
on the part of the instructors, and of patient,
persevering industry on the part of the pupils,
in the highest Degree admirable. The time and
harmony were SO perfect, that even persons of
no musical cultivation were delighted by the ex-
quisite strains, and listened to Beethoven's Sym
phony No 5, performed by thirteen persons, on
four pianos, two organs and clarinet, for
three-quarters OF an hour. without any mani
festation of weariness The performers were
Misses, Henry Mosey, Crawford, Rood, Mar
tin, Palmer Flood, Barton, Wilson and For
syth on the Piano, Misses. Styles and Sherrod
on the organ, and Prof koerber on the clari-
net. Judges of music pronounced the render
ing Of this difficult piece as very wonderful and
expressed their appreciation in the highest
terms.
It is matter Of congratulatioa that our COM
munity has secured the services of SO superior q
teacher as Prof Kerber, in addition to those
well known here from their long connection
with the Seminary and our other female schools.
Were We to go into particulars. We could write
columns in expatating on tbs various pieces,
both vocal and instrumental, rendered on Thurs
day evening, I'll Of which showed thorough
training. We have every reason to believe that
the same efficiency displayed in the accomplish
nents brought ,nore Immediately before the
public, is carried into every department OF the
Seminary.
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SEVERE ATTAcK.-Yes terday Capt Reuben
D. Hill, of this city, was suddenly Frustrated IN
the Court yard. by what turned out to be Sc
we're attack of vertigo. He is attended by Dr.
A. NJ Fauntleroy. and as we go to press he Is
quiet and better. Il,
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Satisfy L. III. Cushing auctionear-On the
2lst, at Buffalo Gap, le2acres of mountain land,
from Spiece to j. n Rhodes, 1T SIS. per acre.
On the same day, the Fitzgerald let, on Green
street to A 3. Arthur, for $4l0.
On Doth, the Hendry house, Augusta street,
to n. B. Hendry for $4,000.
On same day the Churohman lot acre-be
yond Academyto Fl. j. Churchmaa, for $1,000.
On the l4th, at Wisher5vile, Hon. L. Il. Stu
art, as ssent for aIessrs. Goodloe sold l25 acres
to Iii. Samuel Life ut $l26O PER acre
Waits com RS. sold IG2z acres, belonging to Mrs.
Kerr, to james Patterson at s. SO per acre.
J. b Beard, formerly of Augusta, has pur-
chased the farm of q. W. Zirkle, near Salem,
for SIS, 500.
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rs feathers and shoe findings on hand at
John j. McMahon's, 1873 Augusta street.
Gs- Mems Fine Boots-every grade, very low
at John J. McMahon's Augusta street.
Ea- All the styles button, lace and Congress
ladies' shoes; misses and children also, ct John
j. McMshon's, 129 Augusta street
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rs First-class note paper and envelopes, as
well as @ general assortment of stationery, 20
per cent cheaper than any other house in the
city at 7 A Nnnn,s at P O.
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WILLIAM :. BURNETT,
dei7-3s Clerk B. S. A. @.
Town papers COPY st and charge county.
gFzse TEzE CEEDETG@S OF Egzalin.3
= E'n-.s~nrrR asnnsE2 viz

Gaz:s re72sESTs, ezS<,stss VIZ
horace l.. Groyman DR.. Is. Is. DOGaghe, James
A Austin Michael Cojuer, Thornton @. Stout,
John T. Antrim, Robert Terrell, Messrs. Clark
son, Anderson s. Co, j. D. Hanger, Hugh Me-
CiGre, David Baylor, Franklin McCue, Wn.
Il. Smith, Ex' or Of. joel Smith, decd, jOna-
than il. Brooks, Admir- of John Brooks, decd,
Ness. Silas Henton and John II. R&lston, a. N.
Dollhouse, Davis a. .Kayser, George a.. Bruce,
Ann n, Rodes, x'trix OF Chas. 7. Rodes, de-
ceased, Martin Shultz, Thomas Awde, james L.
Irvine a. Il. s. S. II. Steele, Joseph Harper's
Admir-, Robert N. White, Adm'r OF James AL
exander. 4. 4. Antrim, j. s. Myers, VIM Bran
naman's Heirs Simon Hilb, John K. C0jner, j.
Z. Smith, Geo. Baylor's adTa'rs, Chas Z. Pal
rner, Messrs. Echols, Bell q Caties5, Z. Turk
Marshall Hanger, Jack. j. IcChesney, ana all
other persons holding claims against the estate
Of Nm Chapman, deceased, and to all parties
whomsoeyer interested in the suit OF Antrim Is
wife 9G Chapman's admir-, now pending in the
Circuit Court OF Augusta
Take Notice, that in pursuance Of decree
rendered in said cause, ct the November Term,
1872, shall on the 18th deg of january, 1878. rs
my Office in Ssau2tOn, proceed 10 ascertain what
claims upon the said estate of VIM Chapman,
decd, still remain unsatisfed, and which of the
debts for which said Chapman, DECD, IS bound
as security viii ultimately be ch&rgeable on his
estate st which time and place oil creditors of
William Chapman, decd, are scqtsjred to attend
and 10 what IS necessary 10 protest their inter-
ests in this suit.
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN
Chancery OF said Court the day and year first
aforesaid. j. ". GREEN SMITH,
de10-4w Commissioner.
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rs Just received superior lot of chewing
and smoking tobacco, cigars, &C., at John A.
NOon's- at p. O.
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NNg5T5ESSHeeNEss'S NOTICE.

'In Highland Circuit Court, Oct 1872;
Franklin Bradshaw. Plaintiff, VS.. Nilliarn III.
Sommers and Agnes his wife, and the said VIM.
III. Sommers. as admir- of Vim. McClung, de-
ceased. James Nj Seig and Frances Y. his wife
John s. McNulty and Mary his wife, Siias b.
McClung, Louis NJ. McCiung, David G.. Nc
Chung, and John Henderson MeClung, Defend
ants. Upon consideration
whereof it is edjudged ordered and decreed that
this cause stands referred to one of the Master
Commissioners OF this court, with directions that
he take, state and settle the following accounts,
to wit
1st-The administration account Of the defend
ant, VIM. IL. Soinmers, admir- OK w m. FL. hlc
Clung decd, upon the estate of said intestate.
End, An account of the outstanding debts due
and owing by the estate Of the said interstate,
with their several ard respective legal pricrities
and Ord, by an account OF the annual and fee
simple value, respectively, OF the several tracts
Of land belonging to the estate OF said VIM. a1c
Chung decd, and enumerated in the Plaintiff S
said bill, together with such other matters deem
ed pertinent by himself, or required By any Of
the parties to be stated, and said Commissioner
shall report his proceedings hereunder to the
next term Of this court in order to q further de-
cree in this cause. But before proceeding to ex-
eeute this Decree said Commr shall give thirty
days previous notice Of the time and place of
taking said accounts, by advertisement in the
Staunton Spectator, newspaper printed in e
town of Stanton which shall be deemed equity
alent to personal notice of the same upon all of
the parties.
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rs The cheapest tobacco, cigars and snuff
in tne CITY, at John A. Noon's-Post Office

ms- 90 per cent. saved by purchasing chew
ing and smoking tobacco. at j. A. Moons.
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PrRsoNAL.-John ID. Eagon, ESQ.,, of St.
I,oais. who left Staunton a boy, is on visit to
his grandfather, John Merrett, ST., near Green
vile.
'Hite' L. Opie, Esq, has returned from KY,
convinced there is no place like the Valley
VIM. Il. Snapp was in the city last week, and
with four other Light weights present, weigh
ed 1910 pounds.
Gen. r. D. Lilley passed through, to the we'd
ding of his brother, Col. j. D. Lilley, last week,
and reports encouragngly of his work for w.
& Lee University.
Major J. w. Bruce, late of Tennessee, broth
er of our A. n. Bruce, is on a visit to the latter
and, we hope, is a permanent addition to the
business talent and energy of our city.
Prof. N. nj. Warner set his compass for Lex
ing ton yesterday morning, where he proposes
''tenting on the old camp ground' during the
holidays.
VIM. McKenney of Middlebrook has return
ed from Texas, satisfied to remain here for ever.
Hon. j. c. Alcorn, U. S. Senator from Miss,
was in attendance upon the Soiree at the Au-
gusta Female Seminary, Thursday night, where
he has q daughter attending school, and left
Friday morning for Miss.
The sr. Editor of this paper left for Lewisburg
yesterday, to spend Xmas, rugged out in a new
dress hat, &c. merry Xmas and happy new
year to him and his is the heartfelt wish of those
he left behind, and thousand returns Of it, be-
fore his copy" is called for by the great Proof
Reader, and may He find mistakes in the re-
wise"
Robt w. England Esq, passed East yester-
day, to that Utopia of his dreams-Cumberland
county-where among the simmons" and hares
a lively Xmas will be spent.
Fleming B. Miller, Esq, Of Bctetourt, aged
over 80 years, is on visit to his daughter in this
county looking we'll
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T0EzzEggE0NER'S NOTICE.
E;nnrAIrsSINN-1cr, OE,ErCr


u COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
MONTEREY, VA, Nov. 22i, 1872.
To Betsy a. 3. Helms, Sarah II. Helms. Jere-
miah ). Helms, James w. Helms and Cle-
nenZa y. Helms Il1tllis,
and
Alexander e Kinney admir- OF n. Q. kinney,
decd, benjamin 3. Campbell, ADAM Stephen
son. Andrew K Stlington, William Il. oom-
rers, late sheriff Of Highland county, and as
such admir- of John SitlingtOn, dec &, THOMAS
o. Si.lington, and Robert 5itiington, defend
You are hereby notified that in obedience to
the requirements OF the decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Highland county, rendered in suit in
Chancery pending in SAID court, IN which you
are parties, plaintiffs and defendants, have tx
ed UPON Friday, the 3rd day OF January next, at
nv Office to take, state and settle the accounts
of Nicholas @. Kinney, dee d. as guardian Of the
plaintiffs, and OF Alexander &. Kinney, admir-
Of N. @. kinney, decd, at which time and place
you are required TO attend.
Given under my hand as commissioner in
chancery OF the said cour,-the day z.nd year first
aforesaid. j. W. III &jtS,
dec3-4w Commissioner.
ri ATEYAAE4 VALLEY E5ANM.-THlS
~ Bank will De closed on "Wednesday, the
18th inst, and on Wednesday the 1st proximo.
Al paper due On those Days must be attended to
the day previous.
decl7-2t w. Z. ESKRIDGE, Cashier.
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(Joha Paris, William I. Rush, VIII
Ut, liGln Crawford, iFn. 3. Cochran,
Henry &. Seig and John D. Brooks,
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FINE.-A buck, with hide and horns on, and
weighing 275, passed here last week, from Tay-
lor q Hobbs, Monterey, to Gwin, Mohler q Go.
Baltimore, and we are glad to notice the grow
mountain and valley trade of these Valley boys,
whose energy and push are a credit to the old
folks who raised them.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-24

WILLIAM \. BURNETT
Clerk Board Of Supervisors ot August. county.
Gei7-3l Town papers copy SC
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-24
J. G. MATHENY, elk"
CoM'R's OFFICE. MONTEREY, VA,
Nnvnna her 20th 1879

Notice is hereby given to the parties, plaintiff
and defendants to said suit that /, as one Of the
Com'rs Of said court, in pursuance of said de-
cree, have appointed Tuesday the 7th day of
January, 1873, at my said office to state said &C,
counts, at which time and place they are required
to attend. Given under my hand on the date
aforesaid. @. WILSON, Com'r.
Terrell & McAllister, .. q. de34t