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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-12

Umpire MILL AND MINING
T. Company.-Location Of principal place OF
business, Ban Francisco, Standardization
Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county, Nevada
Notice is hereby given. that at a,meeting Of the
assessment (No. 49, OF Ono Dollar per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately, In United States gold coin,
to tho Secretary, at the Office Of tho Company,
No. 800 California street, Room No. 8, San Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 14th day OF July, 1878,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale a.
public auction, -and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on WEDNESDAY. tho 9Th
day Of August, 1879. TO pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs OF advertising
GEORGE r. sPINNEY, Secretary.
oflcc-No. so California street, Room No. 3,
San Francisco, Cal. jel2 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-12
SENATOR MITCHELL.

1t Is said that the friends Of Senator
Mitchell, of Oregon, advise him to re-
Sign his seat as Senator. We can see
no reason for such a course, from the
defense which he has published, and
which, at least, leaves him In q fair
position before the people. The de-
Tense does not state, but allows q fair
inference that, In the domestic trouble
which caused hmm to leave his home In
Butler county, Pennsylvania, aud emil
crate to the Pacific coast, he was the
party sinned against. He made . mis-
take-a foolish one-in adopting the
family name Of Mitchell, and dropping
his old one ; but this weakness is easily
attributed to his morbid condition
when domestic trouble came upon him.
Events prove that 1t would have been
far better to have bravely borne
the old, and won for 1t the reputation
he has attained under his baptlsmal
name. But there Is nothing criminal
In adopting ones middle name, aud
surely nothing which can call for Con-
gressional interference. The charges
Of dishonesty and ingratltude made
against him, Mr.. Mitchell fully and
satisfactorily refutes by the testimony
Of his old law partner. whom he Is
charged with having defrauded, aud
thus summarily ends that Islander.
Senator Mitchell has lived In Oregon
for thirteen years, aud that he has
borne a fair reputation Is evidenced
by his success as q lawyer, and his
election rs a Senator. While the
fact that he has for many years
chosen to DO known BY and to hold
property under his baptlsmal instead
Of his surname, may, and doubtless
will give his enemies an opportunity
to severely critlcise, 1t offers no i'm
pediment that we can discover to his
occupation of a seat in Congress. SEN
ator Mitchell has not yet, evon were
he guilty Of everything charged, done
anything moro u~ngrateful or Infamous
than every Congressman who voted
for and pocketed his share OF the sala-
ry steal. There are few men Of mature
years, who, during their EARLIER ones,
have not been guilty Of indiscretion,
and such we regard Mr.. Mitehell's
adoption Of his middle name. There
Is something worse than indiscretion
in the vote of a majority Of National
Representatives to plumber Govern
ment OF its treasure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-12
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE GOLD HILL POST
N once June 10, 1873. II not called for In
one month they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Once, Washington.
Bleakley j Holden John A
Blakcley Kate Jack Isabella Miss
Bartlett Mary Mrs Leonard VIM s
Bartlett JH Merritt Amos
Bernstein Of Maginn Pat
Brewer NJ Mrs Midia VIM
Champion John Otis Mrs ET3
ColliusJ Otis Mrs Fanny
Cock VIM o'Connell Miss Nellie
Costly J Mrs Parish Richd
Corcorln Danl Rowe Thos
Dsvine Johns Secomb w II
Evans John Sellers Rott
Endenmunn Geo Slye Thos
Ferguson Saml Shannon John
Furey Jas Todd Jos F
Fields Anthony Vorbeck r
Hanly Patk Van Dewater John
Horgaa B Williams Dan
Hooking John Whelan VIM
yoRxroN.
Frank Gaguon Francisco Jose da Rosa
8. W. CHUBBUCK, p. NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-12

OFFICE AT D. W. BALcH's ASSAY OF.
fee, C street. Virginia. Mining superin.
tsudsnts Accounts Attended TO on Reasonable
Terms. 1sla I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-12

TUl.IA GOLD AND aILvRR
u Mining Company. - Location Of principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California
Location Of. Works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. State Of Nevada. = Notice IL
hereby given that at q meeting Of the Directors,
held on the 9th day OF June, 1873, an assess
ment NO. lD Of Fifty Gents per share was
levied upon tho capital stock OF the Corpora.
ton, payable immediately, In United States gold
pany. No. 410 California street, San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF July, 1878,
will DO delinquent, and advertised for rale At
public auction, and unlcss payment IL made
before, will he sold on THURSDAY, the 3lst day
OF July. 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale.
A. NOEL. Secretary.
ofice-Room No. % Hsyward's Building, 40
California street, San Francisco. Cal. ie19
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-12

TVnc METZ OF SUPERIOR DUAL
IIl ME IAl i,y for s.ls n quantities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-12
c. NJ. MAYER,

Law Copyist, Accountant and Gen
eraI Business Agent.
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onace-Room No. % Hsyward's Building, ii
California street, San Francisco, Cal. iel1
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27
TIE GREAT SENSATION
BY LEON OLIVER

lis full and truthful history Of
the famous Beechcr. Tilton- " oodhul'
scandal, Including coupre hensive and
en- sr,aiuiug Biographical sketches o.
Hesry Ward Beccher, Theodore Til
ton Victor, {. Woodtall, Teanie {.
CtEin aud CoIcnel Blood iiius'Is-
red with life like portraits, and giving
facts and incidents ia the lives fail
IF them never 5esOre published
The promincnt position occuIie ]
hy the parties ia 7olvedin this great
est Social Drama Of the age, has Civ
cutcItsu almost. worldwide notoTie-
~, and the partial reports Of it which
have bc,E published, have onIy scrv
ed to whet the appetite of the read
ing pptic with a desire to have the
whole story truthfHiiy told This,
the 5u;jor HIS done, but in such
manner AS OF to DO injustice to any
Of rhe drama IS Perso9Ge, CT to shock
or ctfend the most fssjidious reader.
The sket, h of Henry Ward Beecl-
or (lhe advance sheets of hich have
been submitted to several of the lead
Jog journalists and authors 10 The
Wcs') Is unanimously declared to be
the best and most entertaining sketch
e this foremost clergyman 81 the age
ever written, aud all the biographies
are en!iveued hy. entertaining Incl
dents never before published, and are
writ,yo 10 a frec. r., srl a,hack;
Heyed style.
The book is printed from clear new
type, and upon superior paper, 10 one
large octave volume Of about 400
pages, anu Its style is alike creditsbt
10 ibe author, ,rrist aud publishers
is bound in fine Ealish muslin.
library style, with gilt back and side.
Price S3 On.
RS sold only By Gdpvossjag Agents
and cannot Be procured at tie ST res.
We should think what the pub
fishers asserts is true. that this is one
OF the best selling books ever issued,
and those VINO desire employment for
the winter should secure an outfit t +
this work, which will be sent by th,
publisher upon receipt of 70 cents
Address The Beverly Go, Wabash
Ave. aud 22d St, Chicsgo. See their
advertisement 10 ono;hcy.coluun.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27
.lrE Norfolk Landmar

farmers grange has been organs
lied in Norfolk county, and We learn
that in other portions of the State SIM
liar societies are being Effected, and
that an cfort is on foot for the intro
duct u OF ladies into their ass ociation."
The Landmork opposes the idea of
bringing women into these or
CARNATIONS. 1t is satisfied with the la-
bors u the Democratic party in that
state. \ party which has brought
about such good results in the late cam
paign ought not to be retarded by the
introduCt on Of new societies to draw
from its strength. l, concludes lis ar
tic.e thus:
"The old maxim, 'Iet well enough
alone applies here with charming sp-
piopriateneSS, aud we earnestly protest
against tie new tangled movement in
imitation Of the German element Of The
Western States.
In the second place we have managed
naryelouS'y well in the South thus ial
the disgusting women-m-politicS ques
ton, which has teen agitat d so indus
.riously at the North, and We trust al
This lite day we Shal not be compellcC
so view the abominable spectacle Of {
Farmers Grange, composed of mel
Ak women, discussing secretly the Pc
i,ics! questions Of the day. Let thi
movement stop
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27
The Synod of Virginia.
REFCRTED FOX The INDEPENDENT

Net in tie First Presbyterian
church. Charleston. Wednesday, Nov.
10 at 7!P NJ. The opening sermon
vas preached by Rev j L. K'rkpat-
rick, D. D. of Washington Lee Uni
versity, from l Corinthi4ns i3-l2.
After seT4poa, Synod was constituted
with payer, ard after completing the
roll, was organized for business by
the election Of Rev. j Il. Graham Of
Winchester as moderator, aud Rev
L. {. Gordon, Ruling Elder, d. c.
Dunn Us clerks, over one hundred
members were present.
Ga Thursday morning the standing
cor mittees were announced by the
Moderator, aud the body was then
in working order. The sui ject that
called out the most debate was ''tbe
relation Of the church to secular edu-
ca'iou." TINS arose from PROPOSE
ton from the authorities # Han p len
Sy dney College to give the Synod q
certain control and ln:.7cs; it that
Institution. Loudou Str ct Church
Winchester, was chosen as the place
OF the rext meeting, aud the 30
WednesdA. Of Oct. 1874, at p. N.
as The time. The session coutiau &
qutjl 10 o'llJck Monday. aud WIS
Interesting throughout. The vari-
Jus churches Of the city were offered
70 aud accepted ty the committee
90 Devotional Exercises. Oae Of
Ibe most interesting services was
that 10 con nection with the Sabbath
school, when Rev. j. l.. Stuart, Mis-
siOUary 10 ChIla addressed the school,
lud exhibited a large rWber Of Chi
ncse Idols, gnd other things connect
q 18th their worship.
PASTORAL CHANGE
At an adjDurned meeting Of the
GreenbTier Presbytery held Grring
the session oe the synod at Charles
ron, he ? s'oral relation between the
Rev " 4. Hill and The church at
Buffalo was dissolved This was
Jopc, that Mr.. Hill might spend the
whole IS his time with the church at
Poiat FleasaDt. and the missionary
stations around it. \ committee Of
Presbytery will soon install Mr. Hill
At Point Pleasant, and the Buffio
church IS already looking for new
T. ssfpr
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27

Probably Of al stat Of the Union
.h6 least knsSn at halRa ana ab. oad
is West Virginia aud vet this State
contains within Ter borders a natural
wealth rot to,be surpassed 10y any Of
h,r sister States. Wealth begets wealth,
set West Virginia IS by no means class
ed among the States as rich, nor does
she figure in the leading rank Of opu-
.euce, Jut on the contrary very much in
the rear. Her natural advantages are
many aud the explanation Of her po-
sit'ou IN the rank Of States is to be
found IN the want Of energy Of lac,
citiL rs, lack O, railroads sand Capital
to the last Prob by more than all
She lots,5 of a prolific sol, well tn
5ered and watcred. the atmosphere is
Sahbricus and healthy. sud her mineral
wealth IS great indeed Coal and Iron
a5oand in large portions of her terrific
ry. particularly in the valley Of the Kan
avGl, AMI these grcaeSowccs Of wealth
lie right nj hand without th9 necessity
.oG rcoou sc toc.sty, dangerous, anC
tedious mbiag oYcr tons The great
Chesapeake aud Ono G.i,road. row af
.orls communications t. the West au,
20 the Atlantic coast and it seem,
strange that c,p,I.I docs not more rap
div flow in the direction of West Viz
-.uia 90 assist IN he development Of on
u.uera, wealth.
II woalj sem as ifoar capitalists pre-
er to venture tn IL means in otLe.
schemes ana are blind to the rich pun
IF West Yrgiuia remaining tenn t;ngl,
ard proyokingly ripe, desiring nothing
| $50 mgtb as 90 be rIucktd Or cou,
ms across The Atlantic are net SO ready
TO allow an oPporiu It, for the proti,a
be employment nj their capita. to Is
cape.
These remarks Lave hrcD called forth
! by a prospectus vo have seem Of
proposed company about forming u
England, called The West Yngni,
Land, Coal, lion and Timber Gonna
1y, Limited uhc object of which is thJ
purchase of large bodies Of lani in tn,
! Coal region Of West Virginia, with ,
view TO utilizing It's agricultural an,
| Mineral resourceS.-thc former, first b,
! .hc former, first, hy inducing emigyaut
( 20 settle there either selling 70 such eni
grants farms in suitable and convent
emit sizes and at far prices at rents %,
way Of amuuit;es terminable in ten fl
teen or twenty yeas, or leasing sucl
farms ut moderate anna! rents. See
oudy, by clearing off the timber
Thirdly, by getting out and workm.
/ The zeal and iron Gre.
/ We should judge that cmpan
with these designs In vow, If p:aperi,
lul iud;ciaily managed stool in am emf
ueut degree a very fair caaace Of se
Earning ,s~-e dividends 10 its ,tocs
LLnllers.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27
yhe Chesapeake and Ohio 4. z.

The Nov York Tribune Of Friday
contained the follosiug paragraphs con
ceruiug the success Of the scheme Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company to fund its bonds in order T.
proceed with tb' AeaEy opera ions OF
its road AMI the competitions Of its west
EN- connections, witch are indi>pensa,
bic to that high d. gree Of activity and
prosperity which the company Itself ana
a Of its friends have so Confident Y
anticipated for IT'S road:
"In regard to the funding Of thc
coupons Of the Chesapeake and OH,
ioldS, as proposed by the company il.
the cirsuhr of the treasurer dated Oc
lobe 81, We learn that he haS received
already the acccptances Of holders Of
over $1,000 G9D ST the bonds, and it is
probable III" plan will be carried Oul
substantial " as laid down At tn
suggestion Of SON tie largest holder
of the bold> il has been proposed thu
INSTEAD Ct an alb ut surrender OF lie
coupons TO the comp. ny they sEould b.
placed in escrow, o at should fore
closure under ether Of the u.ortE ige.
On he road occur the coupons viii stIl
be entitled to their liens und,r Il e
mortgage. OF course as interest is
paid Oh the income bonds al equa
amount Of the coupons held III r>cr "
will he cancelled and delivered to The
COMPANY. This reasonable suggestion
Of The 5oudholders will no doubt b
a sccd,d 10 by the managers of the
company. With this mod icatiln, tie
objections 10 the plan as first put forth
are removed, aud will doubtless insure
It's general adoption"
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27
CHROMO PREMIUMS:


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subscribers, who do net enter clubs Tor
other premiums, can have either enc o.
the al owe named chromos.
DE 500 Discovering the Mississippi"
Is splendid picture in q cOlors, ist b!
inches. aud sells at retail for Sl5 800
will pay years subscription, AMI eni.
tie the snbscriI er to this last named pic
ure. For full particu AIS sent for spec
linen copies.
Never before were such favorable terms
offered for securing handsome prtmi
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ceived since April -, 1873 Address al
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Wayne County Correspondence.
Correspondence Huntington fndependent.


Correspondents Huntington Independent
Wayne c. Il " Va Nov. 81 ~.
notwithstanding our obscure loca-
ton, we sometimes have the good
luck TO get the news by hearing
Others talk about it, and il is not
seldom that events Of much interest
trauspire in our midst, which We
souli like much 10 be made Known
to cur friends 10 other portions Of
the country, and indeed the general
inreres, Of this section if inves'iga-
ted wauld be of much i,terest to
those who are fond of learning their
bread by be sweat Of the brow" or
good management.
We do not feel ourselves able to
enter into discussion of the great
mineral wealth of our courtry.--rail.
road schemes, or even to discuss he
subject f-"butter making" so We will
,her fore coufOe ourselves to very
narrow limits. noticing only such
matters as Will interest those who
re hot little about railroads &c.
The business Of tinlcring bFs bee o
verJ extensively engaged in during
The fall season. We notice large
amounts Of the fin est quality of tim
her along the banks of the little riv.
CT Twelve Pole, } ready to be foated
to the mouth Of the river, so soon as
there is suffirient rise 10 the river.
We lock forward to that time, with
light hopes Of 90 advance in ouI
financial affIirs, as is usually the
case
The free schools 10 our county
are in a good condition. Oar county
Superintendent, Mr.. A. Workman. i.
laboling faithfully, and excessively
in the discharge of his duty, aud VI
hope to see grand advancement il
the cause Of free schools, under his
labors. The annual Teachers Insti
tute was held here during the pas
week which exhibit ed strong indica
tons ofsuccess.
The most interesting occurrence
with US is the almost burning of tbt
fine new law office of Mr.. G. 6, Bur
CESS which occurred one day last week
1t seems as though Mr.. Burgess
had retired from his Office on a visi
to some OF his fair friends, leaving {;
FIRE burning in his Office. On is re
turn he found the room full of smoke
and the fire burning very rapidly il
front of the fireplace. BY a it'll
la"or perform d very speedily the
fire was extinguished and the damage
remedied.. Lucky for Mr.. Burgess
that he was not out late, as is tie ems
tom Of some Of orr young men, bu,
we must say that Mr.. B seldom stay,
oa late.
Jaller Ruby received couple Of
guests on Sunday evening, who had
been engaged over on the Biz Sandy
side of the ridge in ubla sfu 'retai'ing,
We hope to see them justly dealt
with, as is generally the case-al.
though our Attorney was charged
with having released a prisoner some
time ago, taking a woman for securiis
thar cOnld not pay for pound Of
coffee.
We thiak tie accuser would do well
TO say bur little sbont that sSlir-as
we think that Alr Burgess knows a,
much Of bis Business SIS the worthy
correspondent could tell him
II CLEVELAND.
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Wii.aa Thactcr.

Th' . Jet NJ this sill j. 20 recover oil
the driendant -rtn d $50 Oh due by
an aocoantduc VI Shtljen and jln"d "a
the plaintiff, with Interest and COSTS Of th 4
suit and to attach the e,tG c Of the de.
PENDANT william Trucker IN tbs county.
This day came the Plaintiffs hy their ut
torney end on their m-iOn and it appear
ing ny an affidavit fled in the cause, that
the defendant Vii lam Thacker, i4a non
sidenl OF this State, u is ordered that
he do appear here within one month al
ter the date of the frs, publication Of Thu
order and do what il necessary TO protect
his interest in this suit.
Teste y. P. WFLLAtAN,
W. II. Harvey, Atty. CLERK.
Nov. 20-iV.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27

The reop'. Of Huntingdon are bsr
ing FRS. c'aes srmarhir about r,s-i.c
ting tine corporate limits OF that r.aes
Charleston Coviq
Bah, Vdi1ge' You ere q l.,c look
ing -h.rg 90 sreaS Of villages Take
tie lettering State House away from
Won and what mr., YOU.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
i. G. GUNTHER,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Special attention given to job work in
his live Also Sewing Machines adjusted
ana Repaired.
Third Avenue, one door West Of Green
X Kafer's Planning Mill.
No " 9th ~
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27
THE GREAT SENSATION

1UV plT1UrO A full aud reliable history Of
iii DlEJlul- this greatest scandal by one
MI MIN VINO knows, WITH compreheu-lte bio
llLluN graphical sketches Of all parties inter-
HUUUIiUuLaTcccOtaS aud interviews never be-
V1hhnfI f'rr published. full history ~ the
Ou1Nuiiu,N Cdhul Utopia" The sfeich Of
B.tcher p 1r"UnCei The best ever written. What
, !, %Ti;i;n ~ An q a' war. FOR AGENTS
Snown suihOr. Nut offensive to the most fas-
;id, Us; about 400 pages Illustrated. The Great
=; Selling book cN er offered CanvasScrS. EXclu-
,iyc Tcrrit ~. j rapidly il'ing up. Ypu must
secure t now. Big commission. Bound pros
pcctus, CanytssEg book and complete outfit sent
pn receipt ol Sc eEty-nvc Ccrts. Circulars.
ttrns. etc. free Addtes snow THE BEVERLY
COMPANY, Wabash Ave. and ed Street, Chica-
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NOTICE.
CITY TRE,sURER's Orgxr.

HUHITH r'VHi VI NJ w ~ 10
The City Assessment List Of Taxes fer
general purposes, viii he in my hands for
paym, Mt, at my Office. from November 1T
to November 20th 1913, inclusive. All
taxes not paid IN before November SOlh,
will be turned over to the Marshal for
collection, who will add i've - per cent.
for ccst of collection, JOHN II OLEY,
I'll Treasurer
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FOR SALE.

70 A nice house and lot on the north side Of an
Avenue. between 0th AMI 10Th Streets. The
hOuSP contains nice rooms, the lot is fenced
with p9iiug> N fiount, has good cistcrn and all
necessary ont buildings. VERY CHYAP Enqri e
II WI. MARTIN
32-tf Real Estate Ag't.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27

THg West Y.rgiuu Legislature has
passed a resolution recognizing the
Cutans. It's all ri.h, now. Those
Spanish butchers had better keep a
,ao-u lockout
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27

TIE rccut e.cctiou in Oa;o m,
caused the Irouton Register to pause
and reflect. Il calls for;
Tie immediate repeal Of the saIa
ry .aw-makug a clean sweep # it
AMI the rc-cnac,meut of a Jaw proyi
ding for not over s.. OOO salary, better
less Wish no mileage or other pcrqui-
sites.
\ complete stop 20 this recreation
business ,nat keeps Gen. Grant or some
OF the high Officials constantly gaddiag
about Tie country
A uid yztugGshtr op a.. ,aat imi.
yat.a to- ior IGN 'aadyi,m that take,
@. form ot receptions. from the EX,cu-
.''c down 'he tv.rfr t9!,,ors fol-
der clerk
IrceXtiaeti1n o., 54. Butler and
al li, dey.lish Ik."
(1,. SD.
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Sta.8 Of H&1 YTgiaia. Cahll Co tl-TII

At Rules he'll in the clerks Office OF
the Cirenit Court of Catell County on
the first Monday in the month OF OctO-
her, 1873
W, W. Johnson n. Pl''fF. Z, .,,n..rv
W. T. Thompson, ct al d'ns .
The Oh get Of this suit is to set al &c
sale made OF the day of--
1873, By ". 1, Thompson, trustee, in a
trust decd brarirg date the efh day OF
January 1873 executed by W W. John
son to Bagbj, Strickl It s Bagby, and
recorded in the clerks Office Of the e, unity
Court OF Cabeil County on page AZ 10
trust Book b" and purchased at said
sale by Charles ". Moore.
An it appearing by an aft lavit fled
in this cause, that the defendants W. X
Stricklett, Robert Bagoy and Willis Bag
by, are uon-resileuts Z: the State Of West
virginia II il therefore orGered that
they do appear here within one month
after tie date q The frat publication Of
This order, and 10 what is necessary 20
protect their interest ~ this suit.
Teste, VI. ). THOBNBURG, Clerk.
3. J. McCOMAS. Sol. 25t4
October. 18th 1873.