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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
the KENTUCKY LOTTERY.

SCENES ATTENDING THE DRAWING OF TIL
CAPITAL PRIZE.
Tho Lonisylle Courier Journal of We'd
nesday. in its report Of the Public Library
drawing says:
Tho two hands of President Darretts goli
watch began to come together. The ions
iile of tags aud gifts was stretching away
back 10 tho rear Of the stage. Bets were
offered on the call of each number that the
next would be "it," and hundreds OF cigars
dinners, and drinks were lost and won.
AT last the aior esaid hands on tho afore-
said gold watch got nj right angles with
each other-ihat ls, they stood at three min.
utes OF three. At the tag wheel was seated
little Johnnie Earnest. At the other wheel
Alice Parsons, a beautiful child and taste-
fully dressed, was drawing the boxos. The
man at the first wheel turned the crank and
brought Tho aperture wlthln rtach VI tbe
boy. Tho door iS opened. lie puts In his
hand, feelS Tor moment, anu draws out
tag, tho counterpart OF 44,9o9 others. Mr..
Altriend takes II, and, III tone that is
husky from the days strain upon it, calls
ont. "Finy five lhousan'-,ne hundr' aud
to-
The number is echoed by tho tellers, the
smaller wheel rovolveS, u blue box is hand
Ed MIR. Stration, no cuts 1t open, draws out
thc'Eapers, half unlnlds il. and. with a long
hroalh, turns round 10 President Durrelt,
r"marks in monosy ylahles, I've got II"
There Is Immediately rlSiJg in Tue audi
Cnce-a unanimous "haTe She cnmes'-and
il clutchin- Cf nuto books and nlemOranda.
All eyoS arc liked ON tho criar, aud as lie
slowly and IA Tho most cold-blooded man :
ner calls
"oNE HUNDRED t.Np ElGHTY Y.skyhN THCUsAN
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS"
a Simultaneous y,ll, shouting and laad clappinp.
Mingled with snonta of q Call The number again,
4" Keno" ETC. tLuh,icis from the ass emblage. The
agony H. ut lnsl over, and after short silence
Ia allow the lucky person to show mmdelf, 10
which, however, he ala not take advantage, Presl-
don't Durrett came ilrward and explained the
STATE OF all III: Aitcr alludinG to the tact that
there was an utter impossblity OF any human
beng knowing httoIc hand what the capital prize
might be- he unioldrd chart and illustrated The
either side ot the cnpta riize. Ilo further an
nounccd that the sum, large rs 1T might seem,
was III the Fnmera' and Drovrrs' BANK, subject
10 the order ut the lucky holder oil the ticket.
The drawing then proceeded, and although sew
er Il pIizcs OF $3.50 were announced the interest
gradually began to wane, many leaving the hall.
AT tour o'clock all the gifts had been taken from
the wheel President Durrcit then explained
the hooks Of record, and declared his readiness
10 submit the wheels TO the audience, or to any
committee they mi ght name He reminded those
who had been fortunate enough to draw the
larger Prizes Of the blind children who ha Il been
engaged at the wheels, and hopde that they
would not he forgotten. Then the audience arose
aud slowly dispersed, somo calculating their
share Of SO out Ola club of 1000 members others
sad-healted enough, but all apparently in the best
of humol,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
Southern Women in Washington


4 Washington correspondent CT the Chicago
T,tJtne gives the following, among some other
gossip:
"TLc noticeable women here this winter have
been, many Of them, from the South, and their
beauty is OF the luxurious type not common at
the North. A Mrs. JetIries, poetess OF some
merit, has attracted considerable attention. She
Is blonde, with yellow hair and magnificent
shoulders. Mrs. Jourdan Westmoreland, also an
authoress Of some merit at the South, has her
Train Of admirers She last week delivered lee
tnrc upon 'kissos," to a crowded audience, COM
posed of grave and rcvcrned legislators. She ex-
planned to these wise men when to kiss, where to
kiss and how to kis5. In view Of the vexed ques-
tons before our distracted country, you will be
glad to learn that our statesmen listened SPELL
Lound, and Will Doubtless be free IN the future
from, the .h2mcfnl i"nonuce they have heretofore
manifested on this question.
Among the noted women here must not for
Get 10 mention Mis-. Gen. Gaines, who, with the
lovoliest golden " g and the cye end the laugh
of girl Of sixteen has fitted about everywhere,
ms If there was no such thing AS old aye OF trou-
blcsoinc lawsuits in her world. Also, Madame
Lcvcrt, who, as a distinguished and reliable ad-
uircr Of hers intaimcd me conid carry on Con-
Ncrsatiou III t@cniy-scven different languages
with twcnty-scv-n different persons AT once
She is a very iuiened hooking person, on the
shady side oi fly but with an Interesting face
and manner Then there Is Madame PeIunetti,
"A magnificent creature, who would weigh n ton
with al sorts OF small men dangling IN her train.
What chance. thlnk yon, have graceful brown
eyed girs. like Edith Fish and Bessie Conkling,
or pretty Bruhettes, Ike Miss Van RensselGr or
Mis- Bradley. i4csh fiom the land of nature,
against these line old creatures with their blonde
wigs, their rouge and powder their fise necks
and diamonds >"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

rSxTRA NEW BUcKwHEAT MEAL. THE
ID celebrated Silver Mountain Ruek sat Meal
''' o. -" - 80 ~" wv NicHASSLBGRS iSi,is
tl.szl u GIL Market Street.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-22
THE NEW CURRENCY.

Mr.. II. S. Kane President of the
First National Bank and Mr. j. +.
Anderson CASHIER, have been for weeks
signing the notes of the bauk. many
of which have already found their
way into circulation. The plates are
Of the uscal design found on the
National Currency and the work OF
Ornamenting them with the auto
graphs of Messrs. Anderson T. Kane
tas been a very heavy one. MIR.
Mares signature is characteristic Of
him and would gs'eeu to indicate
accuracy of business habits. The letters
aresinafl and angular but veil formed
exhibitin. uniformity aud the utter
absence of al ornamentatiOn. Mr..
Andcrsoh's exhibits 9si2re freedom :,
rOtuudity aud clerical adornment
and there is not much in its style to
Indicate the fixed firm business char
actcr OF Its author, with his stiict
utilitarian views, and exclusion of
every idea which does not conform
principle.
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Rnst1ass

Fease read the new advertisement
OF Mr.. Jhon A. James, who is last
opening his stock Of Fall goods. which
we have examined and fund to be
very handsome. Iudeed he always
selects his goods with marked good
taste.
Messrs. YarLrowgh & Wood an.
nounce in a new advertisement their
large stock of general merchandise
Their stock rs wholly new and has
been purchased principally for cash
Thel lines Of dry goods. Hats Shoes
and notion are unusually heavy. They
have been nearly ten years in the
business in Scott County and their
success proves their merit.
Mr.. S. r. Ferguson returned last
Saturday from New York. where he
purchased fine addition to his eIe
CANT stock Of Hardware. which he is
now daily receiving and opening.
Nr. Doriot has jus: opened a new
lot af beautiful jewelry for the Fair.
lie prefers however to keep bis stock
at his regular stand in town during
the exposition, SO that his custom ers
rlay find him and his whole stock to
gether.
p cken has had to order his silver
plate to be tr: nsferred from freight
to express, Sd that IFS arrival here to
day Tay be assured. His jeweIry
has been on hand for several DAYS
and much of it will be displayed at
the Fair.
The Howe Sewing Machine with all
its first class virtues, is fully laid be-
fore the public in half coIum to
day. 1t is unqucstionably one of the
very best in the world.
A dissolution IF the mercantile
firm of Sutton and Jackson at Nick
elsvile Va. is announced in the prop
er column.
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improvements.

Mag. Reynolds has commenced
work ON his new three story brick
dwelling on the opposite side of
Front Street from his Tobacco Fac.
tary.
The walls of the Cotton Factory Of
Mcssrs. FnIion Sparger & Byrd
arc nearly completed hut the hailding
will not be completed in time for the
arrival Of their machinery, delay Of
thirty days being necessary.
DIR. J. G. Piper IS having finished
very beautiful brick cottage il
gothic style, soath ofRev. G \ Cald-
wells residence.
Mr.. Nathan Woricy Is building a
very neat brick dwelling on Water
Street. The walls are nearly COM
pletcd.
NJ. James has doubled the length
and size Of his Beef Market House
on Cumberland Street.
col. Jno. f. Terry purposes en-
larcing his dwelling.
Mr.. John Slack has about COM
pleted handsome addition to his
house.
br. a N. Carter has built very
neat front fence to his property
The Goodson Street committee has
graded tie hill and Street leading
along the south side of Esd, Camp
bells property.
Maj. Geo. Hoffman C. f. of the
A. NJ. & o, Il. r. is furnishing
bill and specifications for bridge a
across the Il. r. at Mary Street.
The rooms of the Va. House have
been decorated by MeSSrs. Wood d
Nickels %ilh a new outfit of handsome
furniture.
The first National Bank. has been
neatly flied up and arranged inter
nnlly.
IIessrs. Nickels & Wood have re-
furnished tic Va. House Barroom,
the work being done at the Furniture
Factory of Messrs. MattOx & Fergu-
son as a specimen of rare workman
ship it would repay the trouble o.
inspection even 10 those who do not
wish to procure drink.
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NEW ADV EBTIsEmESIS
PRODUCE OF al KINDS,
MAIN STREET, =
GOODSON-BKISIOL, J., &c 4.

We would respectfully inform the citizens
of GooIsou-Bristol and the sarrnunii ng
country that we have just returned from the
Northern AMI Eastern cities, and have
brought To this mart ct n choice selection Oi
GoHIs suited to the wants of tails Gem aunt
~. Oar Stock ID u new one out and out,
and is now ready for inspection in B"sang'e
81 ok, Main, between 9th and 9TH
Str, e-s
We have for sale
1000 y,ls Calico, from &c to I?l per ".
3,0on yds F;ctory g 5: to "!
l.510 yd-. Blcaclie1 Domestic > o bic I'd
And Il No. | article, yard wide ! 1ch III
W have made Boots aud Shoes Special
tn. and in oar stock may be found
Child.e = shoes. copper tipped, good, I5c
Mems Shoes, sole leather inside and high
cut ut .Oa.
ladies shoes, for heavy fall and winter
wear, 30
Bo boots from 81 rs to $3.50 per pair.
Mems Bouts si.25 10 $500
A heavy supply of Gents, Ladies and
Misses over-ehoes. =. :,
Our line of Groceries is choice and
complete, and for the present we will
sell
Chaice Coffee, and VIC keep none but good
at 2Jc. Brown sugar. good, at Toe. Brown
sugar, choice article. at l22. Crushed
and Granulated at l5c
We have a heavy supply of shawls, no
| sicry &c, and in fact, of notions OF, all
kinks, We have an extraordinary supply.
We have in store an expensive and vari-
cd assortment of Clothing, hats and caps.
Goods for mems and boys wear. Ladies'
dress goods, hardware, nails, drugs and
medicines, queensware, glassware. nrper
and sole leather, confectioncries, sta ionary,
brides and saddles. h6llowware, salt, cot
ton yarns, and thousand other Things too
numerous TO mention.
We took time to select our goods, paid
Cash for the greater part of them bought
thu, at bottom prices, and we feel assured
that we can give satisfaction both in quality
and price. Only give us trial.
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FROM THE FAIR GROUND

Yesterday and to-day the Fair
Ground " AS a ;ceiie Gf great .activity
ard interest. Large numb ers. of our
town people anu strangers frQin va
riuus points have been within the en-
closure. Indeed the, number OF. per
sons Iiaesing 10 and flo has been such
al would leave The impressiuh that the
Fair has actually been gOiug. gu. =. Col
Dunn The President of the Association
AID Drs EnsOr and OuIancy have for
DAYS given their whole time and at
tention to the necessary preparations.
Many other persuns, including quite "a
number of ladies. have been busy at
the work OF decoration, and the result
is such that with good weather, the
prospect for which is favorable, the
most gratifying result is anticipated
We feel fully warranted IN predict
ing the presence of an immense num-
Der of people.
We observe the presence of q num-
Der of fen horses OF Which the follow
ing is as complete a list las we are able
Ia give:
Sir, VIM. Bradshaw. of EynclIbGrg,
enters Ghyo and He'd Rover, bclh
trOtters.
Mr.. a. +. Sprague, of Lynchburg,
Deception, runner, and Lady Clyde,
trOtter.
MIR. John Lowe, of Knoxville, Black
Frank, trntter.
MI. H. l.. Mcclellan, Of Knoxville T,
Little Dick, ruhher!
Capt. JOHN A. McCaull. Salem, Or
ange Blossom, Orion, JOHNNY Trouble,
Wild Pigeon and two Others.
Capt. j. &. Conway, Mcfarland S
Black Prince, trOtter; Frank, three
year old, trotter Med 6y, runner.
II. 7. Fans, Blonntville. Blue Dick,
quafter runneF : Butcher, half ruiiner.
T. d. Wheelock, Sullivan; Soldier.
quarter runuet..
Ct. RutIege Smith, Sullivan, Charley
gear old colt.
NJ. L Thomas, Sullivan Colonel
Wiley, trotter Wild Harry, year
old runner
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-22

PerSonul.-Mr. G. A IIermans, OF
the Tiryi,ta Pedpls. Hhdrfi We thank
for cdpy of the Z d nf the Pulaski
Fair, beshtlfully printed by hiniselfj
called tA us to-day.
We %ere inexpressibfy delighted
this morning by a special visit from
our cd friend Jordan Woodrum.
once OF the New River Valley, but
nov Of Salem, and we are glad To- see
that time has made few inroads upo1
him. He is a Kai gtt Of the quill.
having once editei the Flncastle
,Democr and aferward the Salem
slesiatcr,
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WRriStOI Wooden
u > Mills.
Building Completed and Ma
hinery Hara
Nov READY TO RECEIVE Wool AND
Convert THE SAME INTO
WHATEVER THE CusTo~
MER MAY DESIRE.

Picking, Carding and Spt.inG into
any sized yarn, 20 cts. per Il, ci'sfo-
n.er furnishing grease. Sat- grease
not used. All Wool should he thor
oughIy washed aud tags Clipped
Goods made with special reference
to-the Farmers needs. Shall endea-
vor To have always on baad, an assOrt-
ment of Yarns and WO0ien goods for
sale and exchange. AlSo bale cotton
from the new C9ttoa. i'll W0Dl
bought or disposed OF in any manner
to sufl the customer. Blankets made
for 81 O1' each, or for oiiehslf. Spin
ming for ouethiyd on share. Jeans
made for - cts. per yard, Linsey
% cts. Wool sent 10y rail will receive
prompt attention.. Instructions
should be sent 10y mail. 81 tackled on
the inside of the sack. All persons
are respectfully invited to call aud see
the new Factory and nc hinery.-
Work done by experienced men, and
business done on cash basis. For
further particulars. address
BRIsToI. WCCIFN Il, or
c. Il. LEWIS, fsopEietor
NfaVf5-3nI.
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Farmers and Horse Owners!

Look TO your interest; DIR, w. V.
J. Strickland, Veterinary Surgeon Of
Chicago. ILL.,, through the request Of
some of the best Horse men of Bristol
and surrounding country, has agreed
TO instruct class in regard tU the dis
eases aud the treatment of diseas, ahd
tie general management and handling
of liorses.
The Class will meet at William D.
McFaflfnd's Stable Bristol Saturday
morning, Sept, %, at 8 /! O'clock
Let every mar that handles Horses,
come aud join his class and bring
all their crippled end blelnislIed hors+
es with them. He Guarantees salts
faction or no charge:
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REFFERENCES
Fee, reduced.

s1.OO will pay for the whole three
days attendance at the Fair. Seats IN
the Ampi1itheatre viii be let at ltc Tor
the lower ones and I5c for the upper
osAs. This plan has been adopted TO
prevent their being taken possession
of to che exclusion of ladies. Any one
cm pay Che small price for thc comfort
o Il Iady satendlut.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-22
VIRGINIA.

n
A2Ruies held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of wise county, on Monday, the 9TH day o.
september, Is74.
Wilbur Fulton. admir-. de LOais non Of Daniel
RHmsy' deco, plaintiff.
James Boom, the unknown heirs Of sylvester
Beverly doe d b, and William RHmey, Henry ia
mey, John Ramey. Charles ". Kilgor", John W .
Robinson, niram Roberts and Nary Elizabeth hiS
wife, and Hosea =. Ramey. Nary Ramry, krbecca ] .
r. mry, A. Randolph aud Sarah II. his wife, and
, IL, I'm 4. RaIney, defendants.
~ CAANCERT.
The object RI this suit IL TO subject TO sale the To-
Of land fully described In the cnmptinans original
and amended bill hled in this cause for the Vur-
chase money thereof and for other purposes and
it appearing from an affidavit Gcd in thi. that
the defendants jams boon, the unknown heirs of
Sylvester Beverly, deed Hiram R"b"rts and Mary
Elizabeth his wife, lIoS ga p. Ramey Mary Ramey,
Rebscca J. Rarney, and A. Randolph and Sarah NJ.
his wife and John r. RsmSy not nhs5i-
tspts ufthis Commonwealth, it is therefore ordered
hat they appear here within one Month from the
due pm blicatun Of this order and do what is
sary TO protect their interest i'm this suit.
r. Il. WELLS, Clerk.
Acopy-Teste. T. G. WELLS, elk
Sept. -2.-3t
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Clerks Ofic4 of the CIreuit
Court Of Wise county, Oh Monday, the 7Ih day OF
September, 1874.
wilbun,J Fulton, Admir-. q. 5'5ris ncn Of DAN
iel RaIncy, decd. Pla,ntif.
Ira Baker, The unknown heirs Of William Miller,
deed, William l.. Beverly, Robert J. Beverly,
Trustee, Elksnah Gilly, u. u. y, S4lyer, A. w.
smith, G. A. Gibsen, James 81. 6iiscn. Willsm =.
Gibson, c. W. kilgcre, William Rsmey, Henry
Raniey, John Ramey, John W. Robinson, Hiram
Roberts aud Mary Elizabeth his wife, Hosea p.
Rsmey; Mary .R4rney BE 5ecea J. Ramey. Rsn-
dolph snd Sarah ". his wife, Jehn P. Ramey and
the Board of Supervisors q Wise county. defend
ants
liz CUAECFRT
The object Of this snit Is 10 subject - sale Che
lot in the town Of CLAD lille faly described 20 the
plaintiffs original and amended bill Sled In fhis
cause foI the purchase money thereof and Tor
other purposes. And il appearing from az s6iasvit
hled IN this cause that the defendants Ira Baker,
the unknown heirs Of " liia1 Miller, deed. A. ".
Smith, q. A. .i3ibsen. Hiram, Roberts and Mary
Elizabeth his wife, Hosea p. RA;ney, mar REne9,
E.becc4 ]. Ram~y. and Randolph and Sarah ~,
his vile. and John r. Kamey. are not inhabitants
OF the COmmonw ealth OF Virginia, It Is therefore
ordered that they appear Lsre withiu ons mouth
after the due publication Of this ord-r ard do hat
Is necessary TO protect thei interest IN ibis suit
T.. g, WELLS, ok.
Asopv-Teste, re Wells. OK
Sept. 29,-ss.
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$500 - -
IfnlIin the MfInrGI.

Prof Rnll,n the Mlg;cAn Equili
brist and Mlrth Provoking Humoris,
will exhibit at Masonic Hall Wednes-
day and Thursday Evenin.; Sept. 23rd
and 24th. See Bills,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-22
CLUB RATES.
Our Agents.

The following gentlemen viii act
as our Agents, and are authorized to
procure and receipt for subscriptions
and other business in our name.
TazeweIl G. H Va. II. G. Anderson.
Lebanon Va, Capt. ]. w. Nc
Broom.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-22
VIRGINIA

At Rules held in tho Clerks office Of the Circuit
Court, Of Scott Co., on the FIRST Monday in sept.
lsT4J aIncs Eysrs and J. $. buchanan Exc rutOis Of
William Ryars deed, Who sue TO- the use aud
b hent If John d. Cosby, Administration de bo,iiS
tdn Of John II. Earnest deed. Plaintiffs.
VS.
Robert Boyd, A, L. Hendricks, John Byars,
Vim. Byars, Amanda j. Earnest. JHseph Coyd and
Mary Cloyd his wife, Eliza NC Ewin, Pnilip Rohr
and John w. Barr assignee of Philip Rohr, Bank
rtpt. Defendants.
IN CHANCRRY.
The OF jet 6f this suit is to subject 10 sale the
"Old Mill seat tract OF land in the bill mentioned
to satisfy judgement in favor of the Plaintiffs
against Defendants Robert Boyd aud A. L. Hem
bricks, for 81 10000 with interest thereon from
9th Nov. ls59 till paId and the COSTS and to divest
the title to said laud out of VIM. Byars heirs
aid vest II In the purchaser. and 1t appearing
from evidence flied in tho cause that Defendants
Robert Botd, A. J.. Hendricks and Eliza AeEwin
residents Of this State ii is therefore orjer
ed that they appear here within one month after
the due publication of this order and do what Ia
necessary to protect their interest in this
COpy-Teste;
NJ. B. WOOD. Clerk.
D6IbEYj p. O. Sep. LIT.
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Circuit Court CIcrllship.

To tic Tofcrs of Washington County ::
| respectfully announce myself a
Candidate for recollection To the office
of Circuit Court Clerk, and ask your
support.
Your Ob't., Servant.
1t. COSBY.
July Z, 1874.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-22
DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore exist
ing between the Undersigned has been
this day dissolved by MUTUAL consent.
All persons indebted to the firm
will make payment to Cant. J. w.
jackson. whq is authorized to elise
up tile business.
for the liberal patronage bestowed up
on us; and take pleasure in commend
in the new firm To their favor,
September, 18th, 1874.
w. +. SUTTON.
J.. w. JACKSON.
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VIRGINIA.

NIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Clerks OHace of the Circuit
C0art of Wise county, on Monday, the 7lh day Of
Septic Iaber, 1874.
William H.. r .bertson, Plaintiff.
Nehemiah Henderson, Nathan Hamilton, Nathan
Justice. Douglass Justice, Elizabeth Dickinson ana
her husband Thomas Dickinson, ilenlY Justice,
Katy Justice, Hannah Justice, Simon Justice, Pc
ter Justice, and Richard Justice, defendants,
IN CuAHtERY
The object of this sui is to compel the defendant
Nehemiah Henderson. tn convey the pIsintif the
tract OF land In his original and amended bill neI-
toned and to soinpe the defendant, Nathan Hamil-
ton, 10 account for the rents and profits Of the sa6
tract Of lAn1 from the death of airs. Elizabeth Jus
tiee and for other purposes And II appearing fr, m
an sihdavit hled in this cause that the defendant
Nehemiah Henderson, Is not en- inhabitzrf Of this
Commonwealth IL Ii therefore ordered that he ap.
pear here within one month froH the Que publica-
tl of this order znd do What is necessary to pro-
tect his iaierest la this suit
T. q. WELLS. C ERIK.
Aeopy-Teste T. 9. WELLS, elk
Sept 22.-3t.
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Binding done i'm nrat style at the
NEWS office. Old hooks rebound,
Magazines and other periodicals
stitched trimmed and bound in hand
sorae STYLE. Prices moderate.
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Announcement.

We are authorised ard requested to
announce Col Gro. II. MCCLELLAN,
of Sullivan County, as candidate to
REPRESENT the first Congressional Dis
.trict of Tennessee in the i4th Congress
of the United States.
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'
At Rules held In tho Clerks OGee Of the Circuit
coart Of Wise county, OH Monday the TIN day Of
September, 1874.
wubarn Fulton, a4n,'r. de sonis non Of Daniel
Rame!, Sr., deed. plaintiff
Henly q. Brians. Douglass ]. virmilion James
W. veimillion, Hiram Iberts aud Many Elilahsth
his wife, Hoses y. Rsnty, Mary Rsmey, Rtb eca
J. Ramey, John w. Robinson, q. W. kilgore W.
liam Rzmey, Henry RameT, John Ramt y a. Ram
dolph and Sarah II his wife, John L. kaniey As
bury Carter. N sch arter. Greed Carter, Pinkney
carier, Hester carter, and Nancy Carter, defend
ants.
IN CHANCERT.
The object Of this suit is to subject TO sale the
lot Of land mentioned and fully described In the
original and amended bill filed in this cause for the
purchase IN ney thereof and for other turpoSes-
Ard Il appearing from affidavit filed in this
cau,e that the defendants d, /. Vermillion, Henry
q. Brians, Hiram Roberts and Nary Elizabeth his
wife, Hosea r. Ramry, Nary RHmey, Rekerca J.
Rsmey, A. Randolph and Sarah II. his wife John
p RaIney and As bury Carter not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth II is therefore ordered that
they appear here within one month from the due
publication Of this order and do hat is necessary
to protect their interest In this suit
T. G. wELES, Clerk
Acopy.-Teste T. g. WE'LL. elk. SePt.s2.- at