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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-06-26

The same energy that secured to it It's
present prosperity must be kept in active
exercise or the society may lose what it
haa already gained. The society has rare
opportunities, if it will only take advan,
tage of them, to increase the value Of the
stock aud make 1t worth twenty-five per
cont premium at least,
Its exhibition grounds are as good as
those of any similar corporation in the
State. 1t is unencumbered with debt, and
Its prospects are such as will convince any
one that If its future management is di>
rec.ed by sound judgment, viewed sim
ply as a matter of investment, it would
Fay tie farmers to take up the remaining
unsola shares Of stock. But further /;
Sullivan, Carter and johnson Counties,
have no organization of this character,
Why not take active measures towards
securing the cooperation of the farmers
of these counties. The fair will be open
to them to compete for premiums in the
future and as the stock will be a paying
investment no doubt many would like to
take an interest in managing and conduct.
ing the business of the society. There is
not a stakeholder in the society but would
extend a hearty welcome to any of the
citizens Of these counties who would feel
disposed to make an investment of this
kind. Only twenty-four shares of stock
remain unsold, but if these counties
would like to own a larger interest, the
constitution can be changed SO as to allow
a greater number of shares. W. believe
there is no other investment that the
farmers could make, that would pay him
a larger interest on his money. Any in,
formation that the citizens of these coun>
ties may wish in regard to this business
will be promptly furnished them BY ad.
dressing the Secretary or Directors.
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Emigration Turning!
Cheap Farm i'm SOulh-W West Missouri

The Atlantic d Pacific Railroad Com.
pany offers 1900, 900 acres of land in
Central and Southwest Missouri, ut from
SO to sl2 per acre, Oh seven years, time,
with free transportation from st. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil. timber,
mineral, wealth, schools, churches and
law-abiding society invite cinigrants from
all points to this land OF fruits and tlow-
ers. For particulars address, A. Tuck,
Land Commissioner, st Louis, Mo.
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The Fair.

n Fair.
The Fair this fall will be open to every
person to contest for premiums. The Dl.
rectors are ujeing every effort possible to
make it one of the grandcst exhil itions
that has ever been witnessed in East
Tennessee. They are men Of energy,
and have the vim to push the business
and should they be favored with pleasant
weather on the list, 2nd, and Ord. days Of
October next, such a gathering of people
as will attend the Fair, has never hereto,
fore been witnessed in tho county.
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Gone Up.

Gone Up.
We notice that chignons and switches
have gone up. Instead Of being used to
ornament the back Of the head they arc
now perched on the extreme top Of the
head, while tho hat surmounts all, leaving
a stray wisp or ringlet hanging gracefully
down over the shoulders. Verify, fash
ion maintains a quiet sway over the ladies
in spite of all the Bustle they make.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-06-26
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby gives dist sis limited
IN Co-Partmershfp, cit eFcd into on the
26th, May 1863 for five years. between
BIN. Mathes 81. j. kicjiardsnn expired
on the 25tE, May 1873. u. n. Mathe",
the genera: partner will sestIc ali t..c
bnsiness of the late irm.
Limestone, Tenn, Mayo 1873
may29 Va
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For Sale.

A Farm containing 200 acres, so acres
n of fine Timber. Two story brick
dwelling house, good out buildings, fine
Meadow and a never falling spring.
The whole farm can be bought for about
what the buildings cost. Call on or ad.
dress
ELI MARSHALL,
Rheatown, Greene Co., Tennessee.
iuLs5w4.
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Personal.

PERSONAL.
DR.. William Smith, late Of Texas, called
70 sec us yesterday. He is looking well
but we hope he will be satisfied to remain
in East Tennessee in the future. On the
Gtst Monday in July he will open bis Den
tai Office in this place and will be pleased
to see those who are needing work in his
line.
We we're favored a few dayr since by q
call from our young friend p. X. Edwards
who has been teaching in Texas. We are
pleased to know that it is his intention to
to settle permanently in East Tennessee.
Mr.. Geo. S. Ruble, the "big" Agricul,
tural Implement dealer of Chattanooga,
is in town. He has perhaps sold more
Implements to the farmers of Fast Tenn,
than any other man. lie is well known as
an honest an honorable col
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Meeting.

meeting.
The Board Of Education calls a meet
Ing Of the citizens Of the Court House on
Monday, July eth. at 8 o'clock, p. m, for
he purpose of taking into consideration
NE management of the town schools. as a
ohanse in tho manner Of conducting the
ehools has been suggested. The Board
lssircs to confer with the citizens respects
ing important matters. A full stten.
lance is desired.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-06-26

a report having been circulated over
ths county that Hon. james A. West
yotsd for the Assessment Act" passed
NJ the last Legislature, it is but justice
70 Mr.. West. that the public should be
formed that he opposed it and did not
no for il.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-06-26

AR a meeting of the Board of Alder
men,a few days since the Marshal was
aathorized to make a walk from a promi-
nent young lawyers Office to the grocery.
4 Scoms they are taking a great deal of
pains to accommodate our young legal
<;and
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l9w2

Just Receiving.
Mcssrs. Munday & Grisham, opposite
the Court House, are now receiving and
opening their now goods, which are GER
taiuly beautiful. They have new style of
prints in great variety, a full line of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Shoes, Hats. &c.
Gro and see them. mayStf.
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CANCERS CURED.

DY DR.. Kline's Wonderful Cancer An
ID tidote, which destroys and removes
the Cancer entire, without the use of
Knife or the loss of Blood, and, at the
same time, overcomes the tendency to
Cancer In the system ! We also treat all
forms Of Chronic, Long-Standing and
Obscure Disease with unparalleled sue
cess; especially Epilepsy, or Fits, Rhen-
ss.satism, Neuralgia, Asthma, Scrofula and
Secondary Syphilis.
For particulars, Circulars, &C., call on,
or address
Drs, GREENE. LINDLEY BENTLY
Charlotte, N. c..
Goldsboro, y. c.,
Or, Ashevilie, N. G.
maySm3.
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Manhood: HM Lost, How Restored

~E1kEn Just published, n new edition
ESEyttYW of DIR. CulvcrWciI's Gel
w Y w cbTatcd Essay on the rad
ical cure without mcdicine) or SPERMA-
ToRRHGA or Seminal Weakness, lnvol-
untary Seminal Losses, I~MPoTENCY,
Mental and Physical l~ncapacity. lmpe-
diments, to Marriage etc; also CONSUME
TON, EPILEPSY and FITS, induced by
self indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
Bas-Pricc, in a sealed envelope, only 8
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admira-
bic essay, clearly demonstrates from a
thirty years Successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of sclf-abuse may
be radically cured without the dangerous
use of Internal medicine or the application
ofthe knife /; pointing out a mode of cure
at one staple, certain, and eflectual, by
means OF which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
DeS~This lecture should be in the hands
OF every youth and every man In the
land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope
to any address, postpaid on receipt OF six
cents, or two postage stamps.
Also, DR.. Culvcrwelrs marriage
Guide, price 50 cent.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. j. G.. KLINE & CO.,
l97 Bowery, New York, Pcst-Ofice
Box, 1,5S0'
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In is surprising to notice the large
mount Of Threshers, Mowers and Reap
rs, that Thomas& Cummings, are selling.
n all this Machinery could DO manufac.
lsred in this country, instead of sending
Xorth for il. II would have a tellins effect
the finance Of our farmers.
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Victory Bee Hive.

State and County rights to sell for this
Patent Bee Hive. As IL is the intention
Of the Patentse to have the Hive introdu-
oed all over the country this season, good
bargains can be had by applying to
NJ. s. MAHoNEr. Agent,
Jonesboro', Tenn,
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Professors.
III reading the proceedings Of the
TEACHERS Institute, we notice that there
mere no Teachers present, but all were
Professors. How does that come?
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Stockholders, Notice!

OtOChlOlu0TS, NOtlC9-.
The Stockholders of the Washington
County Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety who have not paid up their stock in
full, are requested to mako payment as
soon as possible as the repairs now being
made at the Fair Grounds, must be paid
for promptly when completed-Those de-
string information as to the financial con
dition Of the Society can have the same
by application to the undersigned at any
time. L. Ii. REEVES,
Treasurer
Joncsboro'. Tom june 18th 1872.
iunel9w4.
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Xhanks.
Hon. r. II. Butler, will please accept
our thanks for valuable public documents.
Mr. David K. Edwards will please accept
4 thanks for late Texas papers.
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$25 RE w

STOLEN from my Stable near Lime
stone Depot, one large black horse, dis
criptlon. Thin name, two small white
spots near his left ear, one white spot
on LEFT loot. ] will give the above reward
for Horse and Thief.
Limestone, Tenu., June 4th 1873.
ABRAN $. COLLECT.
iune5w2.
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TnE premiums that will be away led A.
the fair on the LIST 2nd and Sd days Of Oc>
tober will be paid in gold and silver coin,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-06-26

Poisonous.
'&NNe heard it suggested by a distinguish.
"a physician that u rain which fell n few
veeks ago WIS poisonous. How is that ?
Are rains ever so poisonous as to effect
vegetation? This is new to us. Who will
Answer our query?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-06-26

Dillworth's, Cornet Band furnished the
nrsic for the Masonic Celebration, at
Uristol on the oath, inst.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
: DEI.AMARRr,s SPECIFIC PILLS.

Prepared By j, OARANCIERE, -
No. sti Rue Lombard. Paris.
M Isss; gus s..u Are y aiSs 1.0s sss. !: sss ssd, x r.. .ss sn..ss
IN all cases Of SpsrnatorTho ore, or Seminal weakness:
Weak Spinei Deposits in the Unne; Nervous De-
billy. and all the ghastly train Of Diseases srisine
from Abuse and Secret Habits. They csrswhsn ~
other rsmsdiss fail, and have been used with sstonish-
nc past u years. pamphlet Of Advice IN each boz
q .nii Do sent free,te any address. Price 41per
sssso., on receipt Of pnee'b, sry sS,s,t.seS AGENT
OSCAR q. n0eESsfs ConTIAEpT ST., nKw.
s2ls 0eneHl AsnpkforAmedcS = k
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some fellow had the audacity to steal
heavy canvass cover, from one Of Thomas
Cummings Thresher last Thursday
light. If such fellows were run through
IL Thresher once wo doubt whether they
suld ever be guilty Of. such an act again.
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ar, TT.

This gentleman was in town a few days
sIacc with a largo supply Of sample Hats.
IIis prices are as low as any othor house.
SEQ advertisement in another place and
send him an order.
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yonesboro' Disti lot, M. E, Church
Fourth Round Quarterly Meet

Jonesboro' Distl lot, M. E. Churcn
Fourth Round Quarterly Meet
Ing.
Rbeatown Cir, Urbana, July y.
S6 Clair Zion, 10,
Kingsport Kingslcy's Chapel, 26.
Joncsboro'" johnson City, August 2.
Nizabethton Station, 8.
Ihylorsyille Cir, Leurel, l6.
Greencville Whitesburg, 23.
0recncvillo Station, 80,
Jonesboro Station Sept. 8
Ilizabethton Cir, T~urkeytown, @. G. Is.
AL Branch " Horse Creek G. q. 20.
There will be Carp Meeting held at
Turkcy Town and Horse Greek. Minis
terial brethren are especially invited to
nllcnd these Camp Meeting. The District
Conference will meet at Joncsboro',
"Wednesday, 9 o'clock, A. NJ. September,
go, 1873 Let us rally, brethren.
JONATHAN i. MANN p. f.
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r hereby notify all persons who are
i owing back tax that | eaunot mo-,
will not give them a longer time Gan a
few days to pay up. The u .,,orities are
pressing, me for the taxes and / intend
they shall be collected. Those who fail
opav Lay expect their property exc
cuted and sold. ! mean business, and
wish my Deputies over the county to
proceed at once to close up their business.
juno 9th, 1873.
/. A. BRANSCOM,
Revenue Collector.
iune5ul-
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The proceedings of the Teachers Insti-
tute were lrisvoidably delayed one week.
They are published in this weeks issue.
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NOTICE the now advertisement of DR..
n Fahrney 4 Co., in another column.
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MINORS.
a thousand and one rumors respecting
cholera are ahoat in the country.
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l1" II you want the best Bee Hive in
ths market buy THE VICToRY.
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Special Notices.
Tn Most Perfect lron Tonic.
HEGEMAN'S FERRATED ELIXIR
OF BARK,

A pleasant cordial, possessing the valu-
able properties of iron, phosphorus and
c~alisaya, without any injurious ingredi-
ents. As q preventive to fever and ague
and rs tonic for patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, 1t cannot
be surpassed, andis recommended by the
most emienct physicians. Prepared on
ly by HEGEMAN e CO, Chemists and
Druggists, New york, and sold by all re-
spectacle Druggists.
june5m3.
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NEW ADYERTISEMENTS
The Most Perfect Iron Tonic

HEGENAN's F~ERRATED ELIXIR OF
BARK.
A pleasant cordial, possessing the valu-
able properties of iron, phosphorus and
calisaya, without ally injurious ingrendi-
ents. As a preventive OF fever and aguc,
and as a tonic for patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, it cannot be
surpassed, and is recommended by the
most eminent physicians. Prepared only
by llEGEMAN e CO., Chemists aud
Druggists, New York. and sold by all
respectable Druggists.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-06-26

to- buy the yrcroRx BEE. HIVE
be universal fayorite
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1~hho,b servioes-M. e. Church,

Services-M. l.. OnuioN
Preaching 10! o'clock, A. NJ.
Sunday School q o'clock, Z. d..
Preaching u o'clock ?. NJ go,
Prayer Meeting, Thursday night %
T. NJ. LOCKWOOD, PASTOR.
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The Ladies'.
Are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime our beautiful dress goods.
NJ. 5. MAHONEY.
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CANCERS

Permanently cured by addressing DR..
W. C. C0UDEN, No.47 W 4Jefferson ST.,
Louisville. Ky. Copies of his ~"Jourpal"
can be obtained free OF charge, giving
mode of treatment and a large list Of
eases cured. hielose stamp.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-06-26

For Sale, at c ost.
Two sets Of good, plain, strong buggy
erness. NJ. s. MAHoNEy
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IN TEN MINUTES.

BRYAN's PULMOwIC WATERS
Qurs OouoHs, Colds. AsTmsA, BRoNcHrTs, SoRn
InsoAT. HoAnsrsEss. DYrIcuLr BREATHmo. "
uirrEHr CONSUMPTION AND LUNG DIsKAsEa. They
have no tasto Of medicine, and any child will taks
them Thousands have been restored 70 health that
n nss d before ss, Y, rev. Tsss s PsH Eiysr Il w hssdsss.
Price IS cents per box. JOB MOSBS. Proprio
tor. 10 Cortlandt Street, New York.
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PROPRIETORs TATE SPRINGS
Beams staten Tenn.

Leek Here.
THE LARGEST stock. ofgoodsin Jonesboro
MAHoNEY & sHIPLEY's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

The late JOINS HoPslNs must have amassed
a fortune of between thirteen aud fourteen
millions Of dollars. His special charities to
literary and benevolent purposes were
about six millions of dollars, and his estate
to be divided amongst bis heirs is estimated
at eight millions. lie leaves noble record
10 his liberal gifts for the good Of society.
The people of Baltimore are properly i'm
pressed with the loss they sustain In the
death of Dir. HOPKINS, and show their appre-
citation of his great services TO the city in an
appropriate manner.
1t Is very proper that the generous acts Of
man wbo.e skill and activity in business
have placed great wealth in his possession
should be appreciated, and that appropriate
evidences of this appreciation should be
given. Nothing would have 80 strong an
influence upon the disposition OF the very
wealthy as tte proof Of the public estlma.
tion OF large donations to promote the cause
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The misunderstanding.

IT rs rumored that there Is a purpose en-
ter,alned by some prominent congressman
20 move the abolition of the office OF Chici-
Justice Of the Supreme Court, with the view
Of kaving the court ia select ,ts own p'cs.-
dent, We tt7,st that there is not only such
purpose, bu. that it will prevail.
The present mode of appointing the pre-
siding Judge Of the court was construed by
The late Judge CHAssto authorize the title III
.Chjef Jnstice Of the United Statcs,' instead
af a. biof.Justicc OF the Supreme Court OF
she United States" The construction was
not unwarran;ed. Should the law be
ehansed 60 as to give the court authority 70
elect its president, his title Will only be tHa'
Of Chief or President Of the Supreme Court.
The great objection to the appointment OF
the ChiefJus,ice by the President is that the
members Of the court are ever subject TO
modification by the placing ever them OF q
partisan having no claim TO superiority. The
S.nrenc Court is always venerable body
venerable for its attaiuments and experience,
and especially 50 for having been long e!e-
Salpu dpOkS atSha va f"iNs Po-'N'S~'
Therefore the sending amongst lis members,
every now and then, OF man selected from
the party politicians Of the day TO rule over
them Is q most unfit AMI offensive proceed
iny True. up to this time no man has been
appointed Chief.Justice who did not adoru
the office. JAY mud MARSHALL. and fancy
aaa CHASE, were UneXcep:ionahie: but we
gee now how the power Of appointment: may
lie abused and how the court may BE- out
ragged by the appointment Of one who may
not only be unfit 10 preside over it, but who
may be u..f;. TO be Il member of IL.
The court should select its own president.
TArre arc always upon the bench meu whose
long services aud great dignity and ability
poin: thtn out as proper TO preside: and the
court itScf is the best .iudcc Of The qui!'uc;-
,ors Cor The citicc Of chci The iaCcpcnd-
encc "ud st!-re>pcc! Of the BODY would be
decidedly promoted by leaving to them The
pJwcr.ts choose their president. Tie coun-
try would bail III amendment Of the law tol
tits purpose with satisfaction.
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The Wellington correspondent Of the Pc
tcrsHurg Aeaos states tina; General GRANT has
e4id that he will consider the rejection OF the
animation of Attorney-General WILLIAMS
to DC Chiei.Justice Of the Supreme Court ~ 81
N niiestation OF hostility 10 his sdmioistra-
ton AID Of personal hostility TO himself.
Whether this be true or not, We are sure
th2t if senators expect the nomination to be
withdrawn from feeling OF resentment at
the delay in confirming II they make great
mistake. IF they hope to get rid Of the
nomination by any way save its direct con-
fr1natlon or rejection we are greatly mis-
taken II they are not disappointed. General
GRANT sticks. The must do the same or
knuckIe,
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DEATHS.

Eica, at Rnsney. Buckingham county, on The 9th
Of December, S73, CHARLES aiIANuiEnuD ~, r:
HONrOE, aged one year and ten mohths' son Vi
Rev. W !lliam and Lucy NJ. li"xton.
Died. at Iuclewond, Louisa county. AZ o'clock.
Thur, day Evening. December 25;h. sir. JOHN
IUOllpSO =. in tie ci2hy-fnGr.h year Of his age.
Ills funeral will take place from ~. Paul'5 church
'riIS saturday. EVENING at O'Clock. The
friends OF the family are Invited 10 attend.
Died, In Manchester. December 3d. 1873 at
the residence Of Iirs. Robert Baird, Mrs. MARY
=. SMITH, widow Of the late ID. A. NTH, In the
Philadelphia (Ea.J ana xcnla tOhio) papers please
copy
Died, Christmas morning, at o'clock, December
90. 1873, WILLIAM BATON, i'll the sixty
fourth year Of his age Born in Baltimore county,
h... but resident Of this city for the past twenty
iii, funeral will tax, from the chapel Of thc Inns;
house THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at g O'Clock,
December 81, 1873. Ills friends are respectfully
inY.tnd 10 attend.
Baltimore papers will PLEASE copy.
Dcnartcd this life December 28th, 1873, at half
past O'Clock, LOUISA HAN "A. adopted daugh-
Ter OF William and Amanda Hanna, In the thir-
tecuth year Of her age.
Dearest Lon, thou hast left us;
We thy loss osL deeply feel
But Ills God that hath bcreft us
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope TO meet thee
~ hen the day Of life Is fled,
And in heaven with jog to greet tnce,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
None knew her hut To love her,
None named her but in raise
den"c. 10. 106 High street, Oregon Hill, Oh sun
DAY EVENING ~ o'clock.
Friends and acluaiullnccs are Invited to attend.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-27

FISK & HAroH.-Among the promine
bankers Of New York none stood higher in
popular estimation than Fisk g. HATCH, the
agents OF the Chesapeake ind Ohio Railroad
Company. There was general manifesto
ton of regret when they were compelled to
suceumh to the pressure. The announce
ment Of their resumption the day before
Snsi'ttnas was received with general salts
,se''oh. They announce that they have not
Deen subjected to any embarrassments from
Nsa' proceedings, and that they have not been
'reed TO make ruinou, sacrifices.
Ans announcement, apart from being
:sa1itsing to all who knew this exemplary
ua "ioeiy-trasted firm, Is satisfactory in
shs eoamuni'y because Of It's favorable IN.
.asnee upon the affairs Of the Chesapeake
ana Olao Railroad. eA''