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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
Tax sale.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, CAMPBELL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT, JULY TERN. 1873.
I,NrTNc DATED EnpMED COJ

STATE OF TENNESSEE, CAMPBELL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT, JULY TERM 1873
WHEREAS EwINs BAKER. FORMER COL
eGtSr Of he public aSes IGr e eaTs 5 s
court the following tracts of land as having been as
int the taxes thereon due and remain unpaid,
and that TIE respective owners Of the same have no
goods aud ehates within h' county on which he can
& Gresnes heirs, one tract Ct land Of 100 aer;s,
more or les nT II sV afs B;dwp and ntSer
valued at $500. The taxes for the years 1865 1867 and
1871, amounting in al TO sA 80 Credit on the same
or fee 81 90; printer fee 81 So TOTAL s6 50 due.
Alexander Ri enour, one tract Of land Of 2 acre,
lands of John Phillips, deceased William Lett and
Others valued at $40, and the tax due and unpad ier
the year ISL is 81; collectors fee printers lee %
b Richardson one tract of land of 400 acres more
ar less being in civil district No. q adjoining the
lands Of John Ii Richardson, Anon Gross and others,
valued at s0j the tax due an unpaid for the years
II fee tT 5O; CLERK fee 80 Total 20 S.
Simeon whites heirs one tract. or lot of land OF
aS ITIS he lands Of Vim Richardson deed and
others, valued ct 300, and the due and unpaid taxes
ISf 3ng zee fee So; CLERKS fee l. Total s.
II oardman one t3Gt OF N o. ;i acf tb
lands Of VIM Sier VIM Carroll and others, valued q;
s,OJ0 the taxes due and unpaid l9T me year 70 20
iI 5i. cIerS 4 4 fee so. Total Is 90.
Thomas MGce one tract Of snd q % HcTei more ore
lands Of Richardson KSnuadBy and others, valued al
Sl00 the taxes due and unpaid for the year ls are
11 collectors fee 50: clerks fee so. Total 20
Samuel C. Youug's heirs, tract or lot OF land OF
90 acres living in civil district No. H. adjoining the
and the unpaid taxes for the year 1853 amount to go
collector fee 10 printers fee so; clerks fec 80
Henry il Wiley one tract, or lot Of land lying II
civil district No l. adjoining the lands OF Samuel
YonnE's heirs containing 10 QUO acres. more less
valued nj s. O0O the taxes due and unpaid tortho sea-
ISL amounts 70 GOO; collectors fee lUi printer
| fec Sol; clerks fee 50. Total "a 90.
| Henry Wiley one tract or lot Of land lying IN eiyi
district No g. adjoining the lands Of D Wheeler an'
others containing 500 acres, or less, valued
| st0I: the due and unpaid taxes for the year 49,
| amounts 10 80; collectors fee %; printers te
| ] so; clerks fee so. Total $50
| Eizabeth David one tract Of land in civil distre
No III containing ,s23 acres, more or less adjoining
| the lands of Henry Adkins, VIM Morrow and the cas-
tho take due and unpaid for the year amounts Z
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
Non-Rcsidcnt Notice.

No. La.
Margaret J. & Amanda Lowe VS.. W. @. Swan and
others.
NETUEREAS, AT THE SEPTEMBER TERM, 1873.
w of the Chance Court at Knoxville. Tennessee,
in this cause, the death of w. g. Thompson was sug
gesed and admitted, and that he lett him surviving as
his heirs-at-law, two minor childrcnt, John Henry
Thompson and Sarah M Thompson, who haVe for their
guardian their mother, Ellen J.Thompson. all of whom
reside in the State of Texas.
1t is therefore, ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks. in the Knoxville Chronicle.
requiring said minor heirs and their guardian to ap-
pear before the Chnncery Court at Knoxville Tennes
sec, on or before the first Monday of January 1874,
not be revived against them. December Sth, 1873.
A cony-Test; Nj. l., PATTERSON, c. 4 n.
NiilnhlN9t BY w. A q LInR Attn. ID. q. 4 NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
Tax Sale.
STATE OF ENNESsEE-CAMPBELL COUNTY.
Circuit Court November Term 1873,

Circuit Court, November Term 1873.
NNTHEREAS. G NJ TAYLOR, COLLECTOR OF
w the public taxes for the year s72, has reported
assessed for the taxes for the SI2 that taxes
thereon due and remain unpaid, and that the re-
spectye owners Of the same haye no goods and chat
tells within his county ON which he distrain for said
taxes, tO-wit:
One tract 600 acres, of land in the 9th district,
listed for taxes 10 Hudson, valued at 5000
taxes 60: clerks fee 20; printers fee 50; collect.
ors fee ~. Total 100.
tract Of 100 acres in the 18th dis
Others. valued at $500 listed to Jamei Muse; taxes
l; clerk fee 0J printers fee 50; collectors fee
A tract Of 50 acres, in the 18th district.
listed for taxes TO Richard Muse, adjoining the
lands of VIM CaNton and Others valued at SlOO; tax
90; clerks fee Oo printers fee 5J collectors fee
] SO. Total 20.
II is therefore considered by the court that iudg-
be, and i is hereby entered against the afore
said tracts Of land in the name Of the State for the
annexed TO each being the amount of taxes costs
and damages due seYeraly thereon for the year 1872
And it is ordered by the court that the said several
tracts land or so much thereof as shall be sufficient
of each Of them to satisfy the taxes cost and charges
annexed to them seyeray be sold as the law directs.
Thereupon, you, the said George NJ Taylor, Tax COL
lector for the county of Campbell, are hereby COM
manded to expose the Aforesaid tracts Of land,
much Of each of them as will be OF value sufficient to
satisfy the taxes costs and charges aforesaid TO pub
tic sale as the law directs ana make due return OF this
| writ according TO law.
Witness. Vim Allen. Clerk Of said court. at office in
| Jack sboro', third Monday of November, 1873
Issued Nov 22i 1873.
| STATE o. TENNESSEE, CAMPBELL COUNTY.
In pursuance OF the above order of sale, will ex-
pose to public sale at the court house in Jacksboro
Tennessee. the first Monday of January next, the
tracts Of land above mentioned, much of each Of
them will be Of value sufficient to satisfy taxes
costs and charges thereto annexed unless said amounts
J''' Q, M.TAYLoR. Tax Collector.
| Dec. y, Nv
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Non-IScsident Notice.


o. p Temple vs. Jno. d. Swan ct al.
SETHEREAS. AT THE SEPTEMBER TERM, 1872
w ct the Chancery Court at knoxville, Tennessee
the death of W. Il, Thompson was suggested and ad-
United in this cause. who left him surviving his
heirs-at law. two minor children, ohm Henry ThomD
son and Sarah NJ. Thompson, who have their guar
dian their mother, Ellen J. Thompson all Of whom
reside in the State of Texas.
Tits. therefore. ordered, that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks, in the Knoxville Chron-
ice requiring said minors and their guardian to
their appearance herein before the asst Monday OF
January, 1874 and show cause, If any they have why
this suit should not be revived against them. This
December Sth. 1873. - ..
A cOpy-Test: NJ. PATTERSON C. NJ
XiilOdlw3t by w. A. GALBRAITH, ID. q. * NJ
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
Nj. Nj. CHILD a Co.
OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE,

SALE.
One three-story Brick, front yard, No. 2l0 We
Tenth street, possession at once.
One three-story brick, No. 42l East Sixth street will
be sold bargain
One three-story brick front and side yards, Sixth
and Washington streets, splendid home.
One three-story brick, No. Il. Fourth street in
good repair, Tor will reht.)
One two story brick, with side yard within two
squares of City Railway Depot.
Two elegant two-story bricks, with MAnsard story
No. 400 and ll02 Broome street, with all modern Inn
provements.
ono elegant Market street fopery one half Of the
purchase money may remain.
one three-story brick Second street, between
West and Washington
That splendid house and lawn, No. eO7 Deaw are
Avenue, with all the modern improv ements. Terms
easy.
One three-story brick House on Orange street, be.
, tween Eighth and Ninth $500
| One three-story house, No. W. Fourth street
| between Jeffeeson and Madison.
Frame House and lot, Union street near Front
| Price 81 200.
One three story brick, W. Sixth street near ,Jeter
4, son, with side and front yard.
one small farm OF Sixty acres, in Brandvwine Hid.
w=l either sell exchange for improved City proper
ty.
A farm in Bucks County, Peuns Manor. of 10
ncres superior land, terms accommodating Appl
to NJ. NJ. CHILD & CO.,
apr10 No. 4, W. Seventh street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
PRIME FISH.

Housekeepers respectfully invited TO- .,dra ne
who eaae and Retail Grocery and provision suore, ~
!, west Front street, and get sehie ef the best
rel, Nos l. and 3-also Labrador herring ALI ~
annot be exceed Sy any in the naIhe a aISv III
mall advance, VI W.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
ENGLISH MUSTARD.

-, Pufe EiisjtN yellow Mustard, ground graip-
Choice hsforng evtrlcts, viz: ext. Lemon Venills
Peach ext. bitter Almonds, ext. Strawberry etc All
Of the nur' celebrated makes Tor sale at
FOSTERS Drug STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
WAGES! WAGES I!

BQR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK.
T. Amy person, old young. of either scA, ca N
make from SO to $50 per week, day evening.
Wanted by all. Suitable to either City or Country
and any season of the year. This ~ rare 0ppOrtun
ity for those who out of and out of money,
to make an independent living, nd capital being
qulred. Our pamphlet, CHOW TO MAKE A
LIVING" giving full instructions, sent on receipt of
10 cents. Address, A. BURTON & CO., Morrsania.
Westchester Co., New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
FOR. RENT.

The grocery store at Ninth and Orange Streets
with cellar aud fixtures complete nrst.rate buslne
stand, Apply to JAMES CLEADEN,
je2 elS West street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

NOR sALE.-A small farm of about 70 acres, stu
Il ated on the jackson Inn Road near the X. nneit
Turnpike road. the Wilmington Il Reading Railroad
passes through the place and within miles If u
City limits. For further particulars Apply'o
N. NJ. CHILD & co.
Real Estate Agents.
NO. I west eth ST.
mar Eft Wilmington, De .
S.lilS, } Ns,utI U=4t Al.4.., kire pro-
tctus 4 h at
work nythug
five ides- 5iilsoH Co. Portland, le
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
Stray Cattle.
STRAY COW.

Came to the premises of the subscriber, IN New
-. Castle Hundred, about the middle OF May,
'ElTisY A BLACK MULE1 COW: Inc S"n mroy ~
N.2&- nroperty pay charges, and take her away
or she will be disposed OF according to law: y
je5-3t ih'' .
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
Dissolution of Partnership
Sy6 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for the arrest and
conviction any person persons for br eaking int
or defacing No. II School building, Mcdowell
ville
BY order of the Board of Public Education.
GEO. X. ROBERTS, I Comm
$. A. MACAI.LISTER. { tee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
Notice TO the Public.

The undersigned pives notice that he Is prepared to
make candles In Odessa at the shortest ard
tue most reasonable terms.
~ Your custom Ia solicited
jan PLY W, b. CR0FT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
Valuable Farm for SAFE.

Win be sold Mt Private Sale, farm of 800 acres 100
- of which are timber, situated two miles from
isA kenton Station, and tour miles from Clayton
tfiH Kent County, Del. There are Double Brick
House, Carriage House, com cribs and out
buildings, all in good order The land is highly pro-
luctive and very desirable. Peach ichafd, and
'ther frnit. Terms easy. Apply ut this office. leI2
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

KEEP 1T HANDY,
The Reliable Family Medicine.
nIARRIIEA, Dyscntery, Cholera, Summer Com
~ plaint Champs, etc, quickly cured by the use Of
JARDELLA'S
Compound syrupo Blackberry Root and Rhubarb
An old, wel-tried remedy, entirely vegetable, pleas
ant to take, quick and certain in eftct can be depend
the most uagcnt cases; my be given 10 the
ysnngess intans as well Us TO adults II contains
NOcANlPHUR OR OPIUM.
Its pleasant extract and readily by children
II has often saved life when physicians had despared
Keep 1t in the house and in time. All we ask
1t IL trial Don't let dealer put you OH with
something else Buy It, Try 1t. Sold by Druggists
and Store Keepers throughout this State. Prepared
only by
HANSELL BRO, 1000 Market St., Philadelphia
jel2-3mViii
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16
SHOTGUN. Rine and Pistol
Nj auufactOry.
NATHANIEL MELCHIOA

yu ,cessor TO the late II. Her;.us, No. ga King
pectuy calls the attention of his friends and SPORTS
men generally tina. lie will continue tho manufacture
of Shot Guns Rides and Pisto's, at the old stand,
No. 2i4 King street. and has Tor saie a large and
beautiful stock Of Fire Arms, among which are
Double barrel Guns from SO 10 Si25.
Single barrel Guns from to so.
All kinds of Pistols, Colts, Sharpc's, Alien's and
Smiths n westons RevoIvors, with Cartridges,
&c, complete. Also Ely's best double water proof
Percussion Gaps; every size ball AMI shot Game
Bags and Cunning Apparatus generally. Fishing
Tackle, Co., constantly on hand and for whole
sale and retail at the lowest cash prices.
sS-Particular attention paid to He'll Hanging aud
Loaksmthin4 an heretofore. WILT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16

CENTS everywhere to sell our new an
AOCIN - no yel Embrbidering Machine
WANTED M Sl ssssai 70
Company, 800 Broadway, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-12

the lecture of Rev. Or. \. S. Bethlehem
Of Richmond, Va, ut the courtroom last
night, on the subject of "Thc Grclt HIND,
was well attended, aud, we learn. WAS highly
entertaining to those prcSent.- lPtfminJto"
star, May On.
j. VI. Schrcihcr. Professor Of -tsno.1ph!
in the Vienna University, In, written tho
d" Had" of Homer in the space ol nut
shell. The WORK is on exhibition ut tn,
Exhibition.
Mr.. John WEIGH. the son Of Mrs Wclch
living near North river. four miles abov,
Lexington. received Il painful wound las
Thursday by the accidental discharge OF ;
gum Lexington Gd1ehc.
AT last there is an earnest effort to brcal
up gambling dcnS of all kinds in New York
The police reported not Il single establish
mcnl open on Thursday night.
The Petersburg Appcnl says the Galore;
Baptist state Association will begin lis Sos
sions in Alexandria on "Wednesday OF thl:
week.
Dspatch cS from Vienna and Constantine
pie say there is no foundation whatever fo
The reports of prevalence of cholera in Aus
tria and Turkey.
T.. RcynoldSand G.. II. Naudcrford are thu
new editors of the !Iarris6nbur@ OH com
pi0nrcniN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-12

ADVENTURES on REED lsLAxp- NARROW
EScArE FROM DRowN,NG From the Dan.
Vile TmrS. l-.-On Thursday last, during the
ircshrt in the river. there was II colored man
working on Reed island in tue employment
Of MC>srs. Clark & Nicholas. Being appre.
hrnsiyc that he might bc drowned they
agreed to give Mr.. K. ). Wynn and Thomas
smith twenty-five dollars to rescue him.
They embarked in small canoe, and when
they GOT there they found Robert up il tree.
the water having covered the island and SWppt
oil The house which had recently been built
tnr u ten pin alley and caling-saoon. In fin.
in@ Ia get OF. the boat cal,>ized and all three
men caught hold OF the limbs Of trees. The
negro could not swim, and was very mulch
alarmed. Mr.. Wynn baled the water out with
his hat but both paddles were gone. For
iunatriy. a plank came floating down the
stream. He seized hold of that, and made
Two ot il. White this fearful struggle Tor
life was @oIn@ on 4 number of persons we've
standing, oil The opIt">it" hank looking on
with inicn>c anxiety. When the canoe cap
sized another boat was sent tor but bv the
time i; arrived the parties had safely landed.
The difficulties and dangers they cncorl-
tered III getting everything ready for the
va, H@c, When every foot of land was covered
by Ten feet Of water. we have not spice to
describe; suffice il to say that the gentlemen
who Went TO the rescue Of the colored man
a,tcd hlaycly and nobly. To Mr.. Wynn's
presence Of mind and intrepid spirit Mr.
smith and tic negro both are indebted for
their lives
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-12

Sta,,u,on furnishes the chief officers OF
three of the great Secret-ordcr "rSan,za.,u,ols
in his state. they being S. Travis Phillips,
Grand chancellor of the Knights OF iythlas )
j. Il. Waters, grand master OF t!'e inurl'e, W
,,,, ,,r,,cr nf Odd. Fellows; and Charles W..
Miller Grand worthy chief trmplar OF Tue
Good TcmIIars.--;S'am'o" ''"d'caf".
\ special TO the New York Uerdfd says
John stuart Mill died of phlesmoncorS cry,
SipcIs<. 1t terminated fatal, ON Inc 'n I1'l
d,y a.ier lis appearance, closing The t'as$ascS
Of The tnluut. Mr.. Mid left All aul"hloSfa-
ply ready for the press, and several otnef
completed works.
George Barley, Danbury lad, recently
injured himself so severely by acc'denlaHy
striking TIC back of his head With dumb
,4lls while exercising that his life is de-
SPARED oi.
Mr.. William Castle is singing in English
opera vt the Gaiety Theatre, London.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-12

LOOKING LIKE GENERAL L0SGSTREET eACSks
Man TO Re NEARLY LYSCHED.-( From New
Orleans 73meS'S report OF TaX-ResIsters
meeting. Mr. Frank McGloin made SNORT
.n,c,.h whereattrr the gathering was ahoul
dispensing when ,umult arose on the ban,
nI,r,tr inst before Captain Washes, an('
loud cries Of Its Long>lrcet" !oWi'
with him - Kill him" were p'tnlnu,i!
expressed, attended by a grand rush TO Tue
spot. As il Appeared. Colonel {. Il. kal'iey,
WHO bears Slight resemblance" to General
LonyStrect. was mi-takcn by several via
enthusiasts for the latter, and in heated I'M
pulse thcy laid violent hands on the gentle
man: but, fortunately, before serious injury
had been done him lac was recognized by
some one and set AT liberty. After ms re-
lea,, Colonel Rallcy made short address,
in which he asserted that 80 far from beng
General LongStrect, or having anything III
amman with him, he was prepared TO lead
the people against the tyran1s VINO were
seeking 10 Cypress them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-12

MEETING THE ISSUE LIKE MEN.--[Fron
fredericksburg HcraId. THE action of tho
City Council of Richmond on Monday eve
ming proves beyond all controversy that it l.
composed OF men who not only have nerve
and resolution, but that they represent con
stllucncy who intend that the city shall meet
her nlS'lv-nCurrcd obligations.
This condition of affairs demanded an
increase of taxes for the sake Of Richmond
herself. Her very salvation depended upon
her financial integrity. She is stretching out
her arms for trade, and it is coming. Hcl
waste places. lots without tcnencnt>, are lasi
becoming occupied. Old manufacturing
establishments are strengthening their stakes
and charging their borders. New sources
of revenue are unfolding. and new develop,
mcnts OF industry are arising. The present
was crisis in the history of Richmond, and
though the increase of taxes may bear heavily
in some quarters, still five years hence the
wisdom OF il will be universally acknowl.
edged, and those who have had the nerve tc
throw themselves into the breach will have
their action apphudcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-12

- CoLoweE AEcfprapEs DE eBDaEc. -fNew
Orleans Herdld.l-This gentleman. who
commands tine State forces Of Louisiana. is
about forty-nine years of age, is as gallant as
Bayard, and, like bul,, sans peur ct sdnsre.
rroche. He went ont into the army In COM
inand Of company from St Martinsville,
fought through, the war with great distinc-
ton. Using to be colonel of the Eighth Lou
lsiana regiment. and subsequently acting
briyadicr-gepcral. He was with Stonewall
Jackson in the Valley. and was wounded and
made prisoner ut Gettysburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-12

REV. DR.. Burrows IN Recommendations
the Lexington Gazette. This able ard clo'
qucnt divine occupied the Presbyterian
pulpit in this place on Sunday morning last
and delivered learned and interesting dis.
course on the history Of religious liberty
and the connection Of the Baptist Church
herewith. Most OF our readers know thr
doctors power over an audience. but We
never before saw him so engage aud conccn-
tratc the attention of SO large Il congregation
After dinner the Doctor rode to Goshen
twcnty.onc miles,, where he preached at
night. Verify. the Doctor would have mad,
n good Methodist circuit-rider.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-12

- AMERICAN MEDICAL kssoc,arros.z-The
American Medical Association .reasser,bled
in st. Louis on Friday morning, and com.
pleted the labors Of the session. DR., G. A.
Alexander, OF Rockingham county, Va.
was added to the list of delegates abroad.
pr. Homcr, of the United States navy. in
trpduccd resolution declaring that alcohol
should ''e classcd with other powerful drugs !;
t''at When prescribed incidentally it should
DC done with conscientious caution and a
S'hSe OF great responsibility. The resolution
further declared that alcoholic liquors as "A
beverage arc productive Of a large amount
OF rhySica! and mental disease that it entails
diseased appctltes, and is the cause OF n
sarge per cent. OF the raupcrsm in the
cites aud in the country. Referred To the
Committee on state Medicine and Public
Hygiene.
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E.DEIis;s.

.t"rr>i"udruc. OF the Richmond Dspa,chI
JNEriuAN'S. Louisa CoUNTY.}
May :, 1873.
La; nl"hi rain fell necessarily. and this
.atH.ny continues without abatement.
i..t, j. every prospect Of the long spell OF
sol weather usually coming in May being
aaW lfi,,u IL. ;.Hi Wc regret To Say that some
~ ~" iIru!.r, have noi yet flushed planting
."Iu. most however have. aud those who
aNte i;!,, finished aIc more hopeful OF good
l'-,ili,, perhaps. than those who planted "A
UnNIIl ago. - there i, sou." complaint az
To" c2,iE putting r"ttinI in The li!l from e.
,.~- -. cod ana wet veal her.
i.,Ivi> hat Il Slight probability Of realizing
H,gr thai! hall Of Il crop OF Wheat Ill TINS
-'r,i"n. oats and grass are looking well.
Il,r ir'Ilt crop has sustained no pcrccptible
G:iul-'r ~ frost. H. reported TO tie contrary
'tnnt, >uInc other Ioct!itir>. Their" j. the
n"~l at,tnhtnt blossom aud tho lrot pros
''""' for ia large crop 81 every variety Of fruit
"r have seen for many years, +.
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Aithmond 1ispatfh.


,..r... .,.~,lcnco NJ the Richmond Dispatch
lr,. rrr>h,tcry of GrcCnhricr met. ac-
..a. ~ adjournment. in kanawha Sainc~
n ~ "Wednesday, May :, nj I. NJ.
.auug sermon was preached Ivy Kew.
, ~,a,u~rickcr. last moderator.
~, ministers and nine ruling elders were
ts i. II. lrp, was elected moderator
tx. !. II. Lewis and !. Mays tempo
clerks.
II, reports on missionary labor we're
..... n,Ei rom Ill the ministers. and an
.....,.., interesting one from Rev. 4. &.
!..>.I. {. Narr and Jacob Rand, from the
49,. .AuI,.h. thaIc>tou, appeared and were
f.. whole matter OF the narrative of the
..s,l -, gcHEinn in our bounds, and 10 pre-.
..., -. Il paper ~ will bring il before the
r..-.N,ry tor action. was referred to acom-
.'.r, II hcN~. Houston, Barr. and Ruling
.rg &. W. craig.
b, l'rr>hNt,rS proceeded - make an
,mrnt> tnr "mi>>jonarr hh"r. and Il
.t-.frt,,, t,ul~i>fin" at Rry>. LcpS. Barr.
.i E..H1 Elder &. ". Craig were APP
.-.,.,,.f fea--J-nl tn, fields ut labor tor The
..s..# ,t.r.
l.rGr,r-,tr> nominated ut the last meet
$751;. q. ,n..Iu!> >lnurr> I" The next meeting OF
.. tea,}jh Assembly At Little kock. May
acre confirmed VIZ. Rev. j. II. lrp>
81 Rolling Elder John stuart. principals,
~ E,v.@. Haynes and Ruling Elder {.
" .rNcr. 1i'crna't>.
~. runruEi'"" appointed 10 install Rev.
q. . >yjcu>ftikcr ~ pastor ri Oak Grove
tt... . l.,,l