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PRoDABILITIEa.
For New England, on Saturday, a fall.
Ing barometer, fresh Southeasterly and
southWesterly winds, and partly cloudy
weather. For the lower lake region, a
falling barometer, freah and occasionally
brisk southerly 70 westerly winds, cloudy
weather and rain. For the Middle States
q falling barometer, fresh souiheasterly to
southwesterly windaand increasing cloud
iness, with probably areas oI light rain
from Virginia to Western New York. For
the South Atlantic and Gulf States east ol
Mississippi, generally cloudy weather rain
areas and fresh southeast 10 southwest
winds. For the Northwest, northerly To
westerly winds and generAlly clear wealth
er, which conditions win gradually ex'
tend eastward over the upper lake region
10 Illinois and Missouri. From TENNESSEE
TO Ohio, cloudy weather and rain areas.
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Hotel Burned at Lawrence.

LAWRENCE, Ks, June ia fire last
night burned the Arlington House. Loss
$1,000; insurance 5000, A fire We'd
nesday night burned Bullene & Cos store.
Loss $75, 600; insurance $4,000.
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FRANCE.
The Chief Destroyer Of the Vendome
Column TO be Prosecuted.

PARIS, June 13.-It Is announced that
the Minister oi Finance will prosecute
Gustave Courbet for the recovery Of the
sum expended by the Government in the
reconstruction OF the Vendome Column,
as Courbet was the chief instrument Of the
Commune In destroying the column.
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SENATOR WILEY leCtured at Parkers-
burg Tuesday evening on "Hymrology."
The lecture is spoken Of by the Journal
as quite entertaining.
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Execution at Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ga, June l8.-Isham D.
O'Neil was executed In tho jail yard, 70
day, for the murder ol James Little. he
died protesting his innocence, and without
a struggle.
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A Famous German. Band Coming.
HAMBURG, June 13-The band OF the
Prince George regiment Of the Saxon
army, sailed from this port for New York.
The band has sixty members and propos.
es to make a concert tour throughout the
United States,
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Total, 10 900 Gilts, all CAsh ......... $780, 900
Only s few tickets HmAln unSold, and they
will bo furnished TO the arst applicants Gt The fol-
lowing prices: Whole tickets, $40; halves, o;
quarters 81 90; II wholes for 800, 90 for 800,
fI8 for $l,01O.
For tickets and full information. applytO
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
InuIavIliA XIV
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Catholic Benevolent UnIOn Of Va.
Recommendation to the !. C. d.
u. Of America.

U0 OF NIIUIIOI6
RICHMOND, June 13.-The Catholic
Benevolent Union OF Virginia, to day
adopted the report Of the Special Com.
mittee, recommending that the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union Of America,
at It's annual union at st. Louis, In Octo.
Der next, amend its Constitution In re.
gard to the representation Of the State
Unions and local societies so as
10 allow each State in the Union TO elect
one delegate for the three hundred mem
bers represented IN their Union and one
for each fractional part thereof, and one
delegate at large; and that societies NOT
attached TO any State Union shall 6e en-
titled TO representation on the same oasis'
with the exception ol delegate at large
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An Illinois man has travelled through
Palestine, and ls diSguSted, because "he
didn't find Q darned buckWheat cake
after leaving America, s ~.
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PITTsBURGH, June Electromagnetic
four feet 8 inches and rising slowly.
CINCINNATI, o., June l3.-River 8 feel
10 inches.
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In Yadkin county, North Carolina
on Saturday laSL John Holcomb ahot his
vile dad and then killed himself Jeal.
ouaY was the cause.
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Tue Parkesburg journal Indignantly
denies that Mr.. DRAuOsH, the editor Of
the Times, has Joined the Good Templars.
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pecora.Ion .DaT ID ChaEIegton. 8. Q.

CHARLESTON, June 13.-The annual de-
coration Of the graves Of the. Confederate
dead took place here today, There was
general suspension Of buSiness during
the afternoon.
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THE season Of strawberry festivals and
cholic Is at its height in this land Of lib
eFtY,
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WATERS CONCERTO PsRLOR ORGANS

S. TO $50 ss5 95 Ssy Of AES3i EES9Hg %a1SS RS6p al
either sox, young or Old, make moro money al
work for us In their spare moments, or all the
time, than at Anything ClS0. Particulars free.
Address q. 6TlESON & CO., Portland, Maine.
M0NEV AEGe Rapidly with Stencil d Key
IuUN6I Check CUNTS. Catalogue and fuil
particulars FREE. =. N. SPENCER, 1T Hanover
street, Boston.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
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100000 AcRE8I

VI MAJ ~ kA4k4NA0A
The cheapest Land in market for sale BY tho
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
In the Great Platte Valley.
1000, 900 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA.
Now for sale In tracts Of forty acres and upwards
on 1--WE and TEN EARS oREDTF At PlR oE1lT.
No ADVANCE INTEREST RBQUIBED.
Mid and heAlthful climate, fertile coll, an
abundance OF good water.
The BEsT MARKET IN THE WESF The great
mining regions OF Wyoming, Colorado Utah and
Nevada being supplied by the farmerS In tho
Platte Valley.
Soldiers Entitled to Homestead Of 1850 Acres.
THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FREE HoMRs roR ALI Millions Of aces Of
choice Government LANDS open for entry under
tho Homestead Law, bear this Great Railroad,
with good markets and all the conVenleneoI Of an
old settled county.
Free passes 10 purchasers OF Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps, showing tho Land, also new
edition Ui DIsCR RPrTvH PAIGPHLEF WITH HEW
MAS II IL y PR.A sYKHYwHERI.
Address o. r. DAVIS,
Ldnd CbNlmIsFlOner q P. 3. B.,
OHAHA, MD,
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Exclusively to the IntellIgOncer.

(By tho Western Union Line.
Ohico Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stal
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Reather Report.
PRonABIITTIRa.

& ss-. - u Wan DRARFHHHR,
UFPlun O1PHl UH1RI SIgNAL 0FEIOIR.
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BarlOW's Indigo Blue

Is tho cheapest and best aItols in tho Market for
BLUBING CLOTHES.
Tho genuine has both B2flow'G and WIltber.
gers names on tho Label; and Ii put up Rt wilt
Philadelphia. D. 3. WHTHkRakh,
Proprietor.
FOR aALE BY GRooRRs AND DRuG0IsTs.
mayiQ-W6Se
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-25

TIE CEoPs. We hear on every sile
sad complaints OF the growing crop
throughout the County. \ superabun.
dance of rain i'll the early part OF the
season has literally destroyed the corn
crop, and caused great portion of the
cotton crop to be neglected, and in many
instances to be wholly abandoned. Next
followed in many places, continued
drought, which has done much harm.
We have heard from persons who have
been IN various portions Of tho County,
that the crops in the immediate vicinity
OF WlnnsDoro are far superior to those
throughout the County. The general
impression is that crop equal to that OF
1872. cannot possibly be calculated upon
With any degree OF certainty.
IFiMnS5oro NeuS.
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DEATHS H. G. Rowell died nj
her home, near Lanisford, on the even
ing OF the 18Th inst, alter \ short i'll
ness, IN the seventy 9th year Of her age.
Ii Is somewhat remarkable that within
the last three months. four persons have
passed from time TO eternity, in this i'm.
mediate vicinity, who have numbered
more than their three score and ten
years. In addition to the subjec! of this
notice there wero Mr. Wm. Mcmillan, III
hia seventy fourth year. Mrs. II. A. Nc.
Dowel', his sister. aged seventy-one,
aud Mrs. Eebccca Walker aged seventy
eight years. Chester Exporter.
A. II. Davega. ESQ, President OF the
Chester and I-enUir Marrow Gauge Rail.
road Company, reached homo on Tues.
day morning, and brings with him the
mos! cheering accounts of the prospects,
OF the enterprise over which he presides
The survey was completed to Lenoir, y.
o., moro than ten days ago, and tho
corps has reached as far as Linoolnton.
e., in Surveying another line back to
1orkyiile. AS soon Is this is concluded,
the final snrvoy fo- the location OF tie
road will begin
Eugenia IS the same a'roit politician
now thnt she ever wAs. Before leaving
Chiselhurst for tao continent she made
a present to a large number G.; poor
families OF the parish Each gift was n
pair OF blankets. Accompanying the
blankets was mourning card contain
ing tho following inscriptions: "In
memory OF the Emperor. Gift OF II.
NJ. the Impress, through Iiscount
Sydney; 1875"
Mrs. DR.. j. Il. Bratton lett Yorkvi:le
on Monday morning last, accompanied
by several Of her children, for the pur
pose OF joining her husband Mt London,
OItsrio Canada.
Hev: DAME: McCi:!verv. who hns been
missionary in Siam for The past fifteen
years. has returned OF y visit TO his
friends n Mocre County y. y.
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DEATHS. Mrs. Eliza Hill, roiict O. the
late James l.. Hill. Esq, and daughter
of Mrs. Jane Holden. whose death we
were so lately called upon to dep.ors,
died at her residence three miles from
our village, on Saturday last.
Jesse Gomiiion, Esq, an old promi.
nent and honored citizen, died at his
home. in the vicinity of Johnston's De.
pot, on Saturday last, aged about seventy
years. Mr.. Gomilion had been but little
seen in public for severa! years past,
paralysis having disabled him for active
life. He was man of uEsn!l;ed L,nor
aud eminently correct life.
E,L,,Es,{ -, .:...
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NAIL SARRAsaEMENTs.-:ThsaNo Northern
mai: opens 6.20 and 1O.30'A. n. closes
A. n. aud $50 p. NJ. ;CharIeston
opens A. M. and $50 2. NJ; closes
Clio and 3)P. II. Western opens Gao
and $50 A. NJ; closes 9 and $40 P. NJ.
Wilmington opens 4.30 F. NJ: closes
4. M. Grecnville opens 6.z5 P. M.
closes A. II. On Sunday the Office is
oper from &c 1 P. NJ.
The Georgia, Captain Crowe:!. sailed
Yesterday, at o'clock, with full cargo
and passenger list. When one sees 400
bales OF cotton moving to New York in
July, on single steamship, together
with large cargo additional OF rice, ma.
val stores, and 1000 watcr.melons. il il
evident !that change is coming over
what has been known in past years as
Summer Charleston"
While glad to note the prosperity Of
Charleston, and the ;mIense fre2hts
carried By her lines OF steamers, we hope
the captain of the Georgia was cons:de-
rate enough to leave passenger we wot
OF standing room
BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MSpi.
CAL STCDE. ;Ts.-The trustees, OF tue
Louisville (Kentucky) Medical College
have created number of beneficiary
sch olarships for the benefit OF poor r=but
deserving young men eeek!ng first class
medical education. One beneficiary
student is received from each Senatorial
District OF any State. and one from each
Congressional District OF the different
States. Sons Of physicians and clergy.
men are very properly accorded bene.
dciary scholarships. Each scholarship is
worth to the recipient of it 5000, ana
those receiving such aid are known ccly
to the Dean. Mode of obtaining beue.
dcla'j scholarship learned by applying
to DR.. E. s. Gaillard, Dean, Louisville,
Kentucky. As the next session begins
in September. oil young men needing
aid should apply as early as possible,
PHGSIxIASA An old topper was COM
pslled by his worthy spouse to 'join the
cold water army" which he did, promis-
ing never to touch drop OF anything
else except in sickness. He has nsver
been we'll since.
The reason for the existence CT tie
great number Of mutton -heads is tha. go
AMY children are perfect little limbs"
A clergyman says that, modern young
ladies' are not the daughters of Shem ard
Ham, but of hem and sham.
4 gentleman stepping upon lady's
dress excused him self by saying lie
thought she had passed some tine be-
fore.
Labors of the body free us from, rairs
OF the mind. This is what constitutes
the happiness Of the poor.
What is the difference between the
engine driver and 4 passenger who has
lost the train? One is right in frout,
the other left behind.
A missing man was lately advertised
for, and described as having Roman
nose. he won't be found. Such q nose
as that will never turn up.
|
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a. 3. Haun, o Tennesseeau who re.
cantly went to Chester to engage in the
mercantile business, died q consumn.
ton on last Friday night. It is said
that he was lieutenant in the East
tennessee loyalists during the late war:
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but. os course. it ia all tia same to the

bat. os course, it ia all tl.s same to the
State. - ,'y '.''s'. 1880 ~ =
have paid all the salaries, think, up
to the end of the second quarter, the
30th April. I have paid the Lunatic
Asylum, renitentiary. &c., up TO about
lstJune, and upon all other appropria.
tions proportionalIy as nearly as I could
Ga account of last years deficiencies, l
have paid the salaries very nearly in full.
the Lunatic Asylum entirely, the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind and the State Orphan
Asylums nearly in full; to the Peniteu-
tiery have paid SIS. 900, or nine OF the
twelve warrants which were out YoE
know three of them had been put upon
the market by Governor Scott without
any authority of law. For the deficiency
IN last years public schoo! appropriation
I have paid about $50, 900 Though
there was an appropriation OF $500, coo
there was only about 500, 900 expended
or contracted to be paid last year on ,.c-
count of the public schools They were
not in operation but shor: while during
the year. not being able 20 ge. any
moury from tue Treasury.
I suppose there is aoa::nz debt o. a.
least Sl.000.D composed OF claims of
ali sorts not passed upon by tue Legsa.
ture. and they are being continually pre-.
sented at the Treasury. Of course,
cannot pay them. aad tbs ha.l.ra is.
come dissatisfied.
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A New STATE TALKED Cy.-A ,ao?e.
ment is said to be in progress in Tennes
see and Mississippi, tho object Of which
is to detach from Mississippi it's North
ern Counties, and either to attach them
to Tennessee, or to orgau;zs them into O
separate State. The negro pressure ia
the canse Of this movement. Despairing
OF getting yelief from the despo.ism un
der which they are groaning in auv other
manner, the whites are about to seek it
in the proposed separation. It is thing
only to be contemplated as last resort.
Ii sucn movement once begins, it will
extend beyond Mississippi. The same
principle OF segregation would lead to q
change in the structure Of the common
weallhs OF Alabama, Florida aud Louisi
ana. 1t would result in giving up forever
to the negroes the finest portions OF the
South. and establishing purely black
commonwealths. It would be u great
relief to the white people to escape from
negro rule, but it is a bravo problem
that Of surrendering the best portion of
the South to the black race. we are not
yet prepared 70 admit that the intelli.
gent white masses of the States referred
to will not be able. finally, to surmount
all difficulties, if they arc wise, discreet.
watchful, patient and persevering. Taey
should not give up too soon.
.1uyI.tI CIy.G,;.J,, ,,,,,I S,y,;,;,'
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NERVOUS DEB1LITY.-A DEPRESSED, IR.
RIrABLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY Oh AMI
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DRBIL1rATING, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The consequence OF ex.
cesses, mental overwork or indisoretions
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds SOVEREIGN
CURE in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SpE.
cIFIc, No. %. It tones up the system,
arrests discharges. dispels the mental
gloom and dependency, and rejuveuates
the entire system it is perfectly harmless
and always efficient. Price S5 for pack.
age OF i've boxes and large So vial Of
powder, which is important in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by ALI.
Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt G.
price. Address HUMpHREYs' SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
oG2 Broadway, N. Y. For sale by G E1oEe
McGnEGon Columbia, S. G. Apl4 fTIv
MIDSUMMER MALARIA.-At this season
the heat Of the sun libcrates from The
soil tho water and the filth of cities I'M
mense quantities of unwholesome gases.
which the strongest can scarcely inhale
with impunity, and which develop the
most distressing diseases in the weak
and feeble. It is, therefore, of para
mount importance to invigorate the body
in hot weather. Nitalize and strengthen
the stomach and the nervous system with
at least two doses per day Of Hostetters
Stomach Bi!ters. and you will be sure tc
escape the fits of indigestion, attacks of
bilious colo, sick headaches, diarrhmas
and dyseIteries which are SO common at
this season. BE prudent A little care
and forecast exercised now, may prevent
your being prostrated by remitteut or
intermittent fever, or by chronic bowe,
or liver complaint throughout the fa!!
When vigor is oozing ont OF every pore
under the rays Of m almost vertical sun.
tina genial vegetable tonic supplies to
the nervous system on nilment which en-
ables it to withstand the drain. J2Ot3tl
An able physician of Baltimore, Il. j.
Rogers, says: l cannot find particle Of
any poisonous or injurious ingredient in
Nattan's Crystal Discovery. after care
fnl analysis. have therefore used it to
restore my gray locks, which it has done
to my entire satisfaction, proving an
elegant dressing. I cheerfully recon-
mend it. Sold by druggists. For sale
by q. II. Mot July25t3
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
John Agnew & Son-New Flour, etc.
Lorick & Lowrance-Machin
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The fall importations are beginning to
arrive at Now York. The dry goods en-
tries last weok, showed marked in
crease. The total is s2.256. 767, an in
crease OF 100000 compared with that of
the week previous. Importers and job
bers alike anticipate brisk business in
ABOUT month from date. At present it
may DO said stagnation reigns supreme.
Inc other merchandise imports for the
week, at New York, are estimated at
St'Ho'ooo- making. with the drpg oods,
total of Sc. 431, ,767.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

S- TUX ToWs ELECTION YIN vic
Of Mayor Halo's proclamation, pub,
lishsd elsewhere in bis paper, the fol,
lowing extract from the Union nRatcL,
man. may repay consideration:
"ltls not very gratifying to kuoE
that tho election through which our
village ha, just passed was altogether
unralled for. According to our Gov
cruor's construction of the Consultation
be has the power to appoint all muuioi.
pal officers in every incorporated town
within the limits Of the State. Those
who desire any Of the honorcd posi-.
tons, which they have just sought at
the hands Of the people must present
their claims, and await the .1od Of bis
majesty, our Democratic Governor.
It may be startling, but it is a fact.
For tho Governors assumption being
based upon Constitutional provision,
and the Constitution making uugatory
and invalid oil laws in conflict With It,
Of necessity, it follows that municipal
charters are effected, and so far as the
officers are concerned, their appoint.
mcnt rests in the hands of Governor
Jacob.
GLOW much it is to be regretted
that the contest 10 which the 'colOred
troops fought so nobly' was all for
nothing p
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Ia pursuance Of duty required Of nc By
law, notice u hereby given that an election
will be held at the Court Houso In the Tow1
Of Weston, on Monday, May 6th, 1873, be-
tween tue hours ofSunrise aud SunIet on thai
day, for the purpose Of eloeting
Three School Comuiissioners
For the Independent School District Olives.
ton, to serve as such for one year
Also at The same time and place, ptllI
will be opened ior the el eeiion ola
Mayor, Recorder, Five Aldermen, and
aTown Sergeant,
for the iowu Of Weston, to serve as such fot
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
April, 1918. Ac. dALE, Mayor.
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In April, 1873.
Caleb Hinklc, plaintiff,
Tallitba a. Benton,
John W. White, Joshua In Chanoory
Davis, Daniel NJ. Gapcn
and Lorenzo Davis, de.
fcndants.
Tue object Of this suit Is 10 enforce spee.
ihc performance Of A certain contract made
and entered into on the iotb I'M Of rebru.
ary, 1870, between tho plaintiff and defend
ant I. a. Benton, 10 which the said 7. A.
Benton bound herself TO eouycy to the pr q,
by deed Of general warranty, tract of7o0
acres oflaad situated in The said county or
DraGtoni on the Little Kanawha river. And
whereas the defendant 4. A. Benton and
John W. White, on the 18th day Of March,
1908, executed deed for said 200 acre. OF
land, together with other lands owned BIZ
defendant White, TO Lorenzo Davis as rus
tee, To secure the payment oftwO out stand
Ing bonds executed by defen dant White to
defendants Joshua Davis and Daniel N.
Gapen for the sum Of $3.50 each, and dated
lN9PNSH's'i W hAV lbNu uAl VI - 1909
Therefore y Is part Of the object Of this suit
to make john ". White, Joshua. Davis, Dam
lei u. Gapen and LORENZO Davis, party de.
Pendants in this suit and The parties for
whose benefit said deed of truS. should on.
ure may be made 10 discover Ia this Court
whether or not said two bonds have been
paid, or discharged In any way, or said 200
a;res OIL Hand released from said deed OF trust,
and that the whole subject may DO fully ad.
justed Ia this suit. And 1t appearing by
affidavit hlsd that the defendant Daniel N.
Gapen Is not a resident Of The State ofwsst
Virginia, therefore II L UrdstOd that he do
appear here within one month AFTER the fint
publication hereof and do what Is necessary
to protect his interests in this suit.
J0HN,N. JONES, Clssk.
Frame, Pleming& Bennett, pl'fis atty
april2l.4. ~
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Eg DR. GEoRoE B. MoRRls, Dent.
iss, will visit WestonabOut tho Let Of
May. and remain tendays. Office at
the Bailey House. 10 naeds no
irscommendation-to know Of bis GEM
ng is sufficient.
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lKa Virginia.
AtRuleS held In the clerks Office Of The
circuit couIt Of Lewis county on the iirit
Monday in April, 1878.
Alfred T. iIolt, use Of John A. Ollie,
Va.
Charlotte Underwood aud others,
. ~ cIlAHcERY.
The object Of this suit 10 TO recover against
The defendant Charlotte Underwood the
sun Of 500, with interest from the LIST day
Of April 1868, Lciug tue last instalmCnt on
a tract Of land Of forty acres, situate In III
county Of Lewis, on the lsfI hand fork oil
tho West Fork River, bought by said Char
lotts Underwood from said Holt, and to
subject said land to tho payment Of said
debt, and the costs Of this suit.
And Il appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendants James I. Underwood aud
Solomon Underwood are nOn.resiients 0:
Ibis State, aud they not appearing, II Is or
dsred that they do appear here within one
month after tie iate Of The iFst publication
Of this order, and 10 what Is necessary 10
protectItlOir interest 10 this suit.
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