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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12
WEDNESDAY, Nov. s. 1873.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. s, 1875.
BtEy CATTLs-The qualiiy Of the receipts this
week was not as good as last week which we're
then inferior to those OF The preceding week,
there beng great scarcity OF iops, with = large
preponderance Of the lower grades. The market
showed some ACTIVITY, owing To- the scarcity Of
good Cattle, bat this was confined TO the latter
grades, the Others were slow Of sale aud prices
for them. 10 they showed any change were [.
shade on, while neat butcher Cattle, II not high.
er, were FIRM
Prices to- day for Reef Cattle ranged "a follows.
Best Beeves nj 5 62GDS6 I2-that generally ra,ed
hrst quality 4 S0Ca)f5 G7-medinm or good fair
quality OOCd1S4 jO-Ordinary THO Steers Oxen
and Cows 2 50GI3 So general average of the
market to-day - l3-eSircme rsnge Of prices
5O(at6 10. Most Of lhe sales acre from so
TO - rs per 100 lbs or the receipts 6sO head
came from Ohio, 1909 from Virgins l4as from
West Nitgiris, - from Maryland, 90 from Penn
syivsniH, % from Kentucky, 90 from recucssee
ADD 600 from Illinois total receipts Tor tie wc.
1870 bead, against 6iG1 last week. nbd 4Is2 head
same time last year. vi The offerings 1909 head
we're taken 10y Baltimore butchers ia sold 10
W AshiuRton city dedlo :, iJ-G 10 York county
raj mud carroll county tHd ) dealers sud az
10 Eastern sperulstors total sales fog the week
lb3l head, aRti"st fJlC last wetk and asia
neal stnie time nst year
Cows There is sf,ir densrd r8r good Cows
al 3j'q $40 rcr head
Hoes There confines 10 be m stcss, n r.
ceir's over he demaGd operations being ont.
SOW qua prices lower. TIE numbers whlc'i c1u-
true ~ hard rom each itcetd.og week have
ihis Influence, and until here - some falling al
in The receipts, or q setter demand sr-ipgs or.
pric's are likely 10 have a dlwnuard tsu1rnr,
The quality was fully ~ good ne l7st week The
market closes weak az lOCf $40 81. few exir,
al DO 20 per 700 De net, and very nv ~ She
latter Fticei more indeed selling under $40 81
lbin above mat Squire. Receipts ibis week 1858
head against Co.'s last week, nnd sIjl ls,I same
time lat year.
SHrgP AvU Lawn. There was = comparative
y lighi run OF sheep this week lu' ihe supply
vas ample Tor the demand whi,h BE- quite SLOW.
and limited entirely 10 tho wants Of onr h.m.
bu'chers-gUOd sheep and Lsrub coutiu.e Boo
best demand, but they are Mt sctvc. nor are
Ties - num-rousss last week SO quote sheep
at 4'153 cts per 10. gross. few sc'liug ~ t6e
lait"r hsnre Receipts this week l5Gs head a.
ga'nsi 5000 last week, and 1902 head same time
last ytar.-SYA.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12
NJ AIIISIICD.

Do The 4ih inst, NJ the residence of 'he brides
isiser' IN the Old Fields hardy county. Nr.
WntisN ". NitsoS, cashier Ct be Baltimore snd
Ohiu Railroad ~ Cumberland 10 Miss Stbts
daughter Of Daniel Y. Mcneil, Fsq
Our young friends have our best wishes fo-
their future happiness and prosperity.
Ga the Ord instant, ~ the residence NJ Mr. Ir-
coo llull nesr Rdgsviile. by Rev a. ~ Wood
worth, Nc. JANEs u CREgN o. Hiss Wsrru,
JsNs kopRrcT, al Of Mineral county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

fV'fwo convicts who escaped from
the Cumberland Jail. few days ago.
were arrested on Wednesday night last.
ut aIr. Wm. Cray's stable, at French
burg, in this county, by Mr.. Heath and
VIM. and Thornton Parker, and on yes.
terday were taken from this place to
their old quarters in Cumberland.
Ia The smoke.house on the property
occupied by Mr.. Edward Il. Shcetz, in
this place. was destroyed by fire on the
night of the 4th inst. The fire origina-
ted from ashes having fire in them pla-
ccd in box i'm the house.
tVWe had n slight taste Of winter
in the shape of snow on Wednesday
morning last. 1t completely covered
the ground, although in a bad condition
TO receive It, owing to the heavy rain
during the night, and but. for this. the
ground would have been covered to the
depth of several inches.
IL There is said to be bill all cnt
and dried to be presented to the Legisla-
turc now in session for the permanent.
location OF the Capital. Well NAV our
Wheeling friends exclaim-"Let us have
peace!'
tB' a very big sensation is aHoat in
Washington. by the dispatch from st.
Lon;s. complicating the Presidents bro
thcrNand his private secretary in the
whiskoy frauds. Gen. Bsbcock, the
Secretary. says be know, nothing about
it. Orvi!lc Grant, the Presidents bro.
Their, is not in Washington. a Wash
ington dispatch in the Baltimore Sun
says there are many, who ere generally
well posted, who believe there must be
some fire under the smoke.
SMALL PoX.-We learn from the Cum.
ber'and Ne'cs Of Monday last. that ano.
Their death (the third OF smallpox pa
ticnt. young girl, nt the American
House. occurred on Saturday. There are
now seven or eight cases in the city.
There are but six cases now in the
city. Three at the American Honse {;
two at Ovens OH Mechanic street and
one Jones on Ann street.
There are two watchmcn ut each place
TO sec that no one enters or leaves the
premises. Whatnecessaries are wanted
iho police and wa.chmen bring to the
house and dePos:t OF The doorstep where
tho inmates can reach il.
Miss Owens who died at IN carly hour
on Monday morning. was buried la3t
night a. st. patlicl's grayc.S ard Cum.
tsr'uH Times, nor. Q.
,'''''' ne" H1'''' 'l'' Oh
''','",' -''S7'S' DA'i'o' hanson
.''' ''''''S' '''' neg 'o'' III o'u'
,''' '''', y ,""y, saw VI, '"' 'A'.h OF ''e
- ~ VIM '"' N.Y. Ivy re-
,. '','.' " 800 '''''' % 'u1'n' Ah" get
rs ''''' l" VIC "'r'' ''oh
Inc TIC hunters separated ana proceed
c. % crawl o" on thc'r hands snd kuces
''"'F" "'HsrenI points TO get good shot
~ ''e turkeys. ho'h hXed their entire
'''e" 'on upon ''e oiriS and thought no
more Oh each other Heiorc long DAM
30" cN"S'' S'sh'' sshoTt distance ahead
o. ." o'yecO """'1 re TOOK Tor turkey
F''h'PS TIC So"uier Oh the mock. lie
'"o'''"Siy r''Nc' ms rihe' took good
ann "'' h'e"' nc report OF the as
'""'ee Ia h's cars was followed by a
Ho'f7o cry oil pam ana jumping mp he
lo''''' 'h'' INC o'yec' nc had taken Tor p
TURKEY was MS companion Ginncvnn'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

Mr.. SrUART DEcL,SEs.-Th Hon. A.
II. II. Stuart hus published card de.
clining n scat in the House Of Delegates
from Augusta county, Va, 10 which he
WAS elected last week. despite the fact
tbst he had refused TO be a candidate.
Mr. Stuart says he cannot consent 10
take any step which would give pre-.
text, even TO the most uncharitahle. 10
question the purity OF his motives"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12
South 3raath antelliscneer.

1--WE are pleased to learn that the
posto!lce at Barrcttsyillc, in this coun.
", has been re-established, with Samuel
w. Barrett as postmaster.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

THE kANAwHA RIvEG IMPEoy EMESr.
The Charleston Courier states, upon
the authority of Senator Davis. Of this
State, that - report recommending the
appropriation OF one million dollars for
the further Improvement OF the Kama
wha hiss been made by Gen. Humphreys,
chief of engineers. and approved by the
Secretary OF War, in whose forthcoming
report to Congress it has been embed.
led. II also announces on good au.hoyi-
ty that In addition TO the two locks al
ready under contract q third lock and
two dams will soon be let to contract. so
rs to have the whole under way by ear.
ly spring.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

sVfwo convicts who escaped from
the Cumberland Jail. few days ago.
were arrested on Wednesday night last,
at Mr. Wm. Cray's stable, at French
burg. in this county, by Mr.. Heath and
VIM. and Thornton Parker. and on yes.
terday were taken from this place to
their old quarters in Cumberland.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

LSHMiss blanche. daughter Of Charles
Harrison, Esq. Of this vicinity, WHO
was thrown out OF a light wagon by the
horse RAINING of. an account OF which
appeared in our last number. we arc
pleased 10 state. is rapidly recovering.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

t|'The first business of the noxt Con.
gress must be repeal of the Resump-
ton act. and the new postal law should
share the same fate immediately after
The latter has been regarded "a stupid
hiunder from the start, and the former
- pronounced something worse than .
h!under, even before il goes into opera.
ton at all. They are both outrageous
legacies Of Radical legislation that the
country should mako haste TO disown.-
81. Louis T.1hes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

tVlt looks rs il Grant intended to
force tho Cuban issue upon the Demo
cratic Congress for political effect; but
he may be hoisted by his own petard.-
Richmond Enquirer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

IVThc smokc-house on the property
occupied by Mr.. Edward Il. Sheetz, in
this place, was destroyed by fire on the
night OF the 4th inst. The fire origina-
ted from ashes having fire in them pla-
ccd in box in the house.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12
BISSELL & CO.,


STOVES. RANGES.
CRATES. CRATE FRONTS.
RENDERS. e.
AND DEALERS In
II n .NTELS,
Marble and Marbelized Slate.
Also soLE MANUFACTURER OF Tnw
"PEERLEsS" SHAKING CRATE.
The lsteat. best and only reliable Ayi.
tating Crate in use. Send for Circular.
2s5 Liberty st. and PAP Penn Avenue.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Oct. s. ls75.-im.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12
10 OR 90 ACRES.
Land Sale.


| Pursuance or ihc decree md orders OF tbr
i County Court Of Hampshire, passed IN .
cause therein pcuding ~heren Minor Shauhuit-
ger aud VIE are complninnnts, and the lnfsn,
b'irs ~ Nary Shou.e decd, John W. Shou.e
and Newton q. Guthrie are defendants, The uu.
deFsigned Commissioners, appointed Cor tho pur-
pose will on
Wednes,'ay tie lst day Of December. 1875,
before the front door Of the Court house in Rom
ney, sell at public auction, a tract Of
200 Acres of Land,
more or lie $, lying in Green Spring Run Vale, i.
IN said county, being part Of /. 400 Acres trac,
winch was some Jesrs sgo divided between VIII
liam Donaldson and bis sister the said Mar,
ahonse. This land 10 well co cred with good
saw and bark Timber-it sdjoins on the Fast
inc lands occupied by Francis Dorsey, aud the
Title Il complete.
TsHps or SALE-One-ihird Cash and the resi-.
Que on such terms Of credit a. will be snnouu.
ced st the sale.
A. u. WHITE.
s. l.. FLOURNOY.
Nov. B, 1875.-tds. Commission ers
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

IL There is said to be q bill all cnt
and dried to be presented to the Legisla-
turc now in session for the permanent
location OF the Capital. Well may our
Wheeling friends exclaim-"Let us have
peace ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12

give had slight taste Of winter
in the shape of snow on Wednesday
morning last. 1t completely covered
the ground, although in bad condition
to receive it, owing to the heavy rain
during the night, and but, for this. the
ground would have been covered to the
depth of several inches.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12
By Yesterdays Mail.

10 Following fast upon the disaster
of the steamer Pacific, by which two
hundrc lives were lost. comes the an
ncunccment that the steamship CITY OF
Waco, OF the New York aud Galveston
line, has been burned or Galveston
The passengers on board. numbering
twenty. escaped in boats with the OIL
GERS and crew from the burning ship. bu,
owing to the high sea no assistance
could be rendered by vessels lying in
the vicinity. and the boats were forced
away from port and down the coast. A
steemtug was sent TO cruise along the
coast in search OF them. Up to ten o.
clock last evening no tidings had reach.
ed Galveston concerning them.-Bait
Sun, Noe. 10.
|The wound received by Mr.. F.. NJ.
Cinnevan, who was accidentally shot by
Daniel Danison, 1t Oidtown, Md. on
Sunday last, Il is stated, is not consid.
cred serious.
VNo new cases OF smallpox are re.
ported, and the alarm ut the prospect OF
the disease becoming epidemic is sub.
siding.-Cunsbc,iand Nsrs. Nor. IL.
~ Double the average Of small grain
will be sown this year in Texas.
Miss STE RipENoUR.-The many
friends Gnd warm admirers of this de.
serving and popular young lady will be
gratified to learn that she has become
the recipient OF legacy OF about So
600, bequeathed TO her. as we learn from
the Gooison Guzette by Mr.. Cyrus Holt.
formerly Steward OF the Institution for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, at Stanton.
Va. MIR. Holt could not have made a
better Request Of his means, and to.
gether with host Of friends in .JefTer.
son. we congratulate this estimablc lit.
tic lady and sweet singer upon her good
fortune.-Spi'h Of JeBerSon.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-12
Aver


Is widely known
as one Of the most
efectual rene
dies ever discov-
cred for cleans
ing the system
and purifying ths
blood. Ii has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
.ssf
, 1875-12-18

All Engia', woman, Lady Augusta Noel, dAugh-
Ter OF tho Earl Of Albo,nsr!s aud autiior Of sovor
II! popal.v heoa..
Tho alariniuE announcement In made that the
"Mcn,o,rh ns n. rl,ierA,'' OH which hs IL now
engaged. will ill a1.reu vplalntv
Tho ncx. great Eoglish writer to be honorcl
by tho publication OF concordance u his works
IL CbA,ioer. lhs Chaucer aociaty will soon
print The work.
stisn Yonge'a nav hook. strhe io,,ne A1r't!oa,"
will atloniJ,t to nuslel.zs, Eomen ilAt AFTER Tho
fashion Ut Htin1 fhackcray'n larry tales, the
lnborB Of lforcu!es.
Tic second ssrial OF I'll. Ga,dru for 1876 will
hr bv william 1'Ia'k. II II called 4" afsdca2
viulct,' Ihe scone Is laid psrt'y Ia London aud
partly In tito highlands.
Of Mary Murdoch Masonic nornl ot Mao
Atadden," reviewed In fnR TntuuNE OF tbs 4th
inst, 700 copica were sold.
Anow edition OF Charles Lovers works will
be issued by MessEs. Honteago \ Co. ID Jann-
arr. It will range with tho "Knonworth n,li-
ton Of f}ntwar-1.ytton and The "Chhrlee
D,ckens edition" Of TINT noyo!iss. and will b.
called tue "ltarty l.otre1uor ad'ttou.'
Tho right Of publishing tbs oilloial catalogue
Of tho Centenual Exhibition l,ns benn tap.nrad
for *lo0. 600 by Joha II. Magic Co., Of phila-
ae!rhss. Tho eatato3na vii, form four roinnna
VI ouu thR01 thcu. LO DO 8QllI LOT G' EGI|lH HAEN
part. Tho profits, 1t In nupronei. will roma from
tue forty-oght pages Of advertisements which
tho publishers lave the right to inBert.
afr. Drowning's " Inn Album is criticised un-
n,orciful1y BY aomo Of the EnRitah uoeklfes The
Acatte,ny saya 1T has for ita theme o vulgar.
ropnlaige, and improbable story, )" tho conclusion
Of Which (oavce 4 mora Impression Of disgust
at rickct'ness." and upon tho whot8 Of which
"vulgnsltY" Is etampcd Tho Athfnru,n, on
anything a1r. Drowning has written OF late.
, 1875-12-18

CHARACTER IN CALl0RAPHf.
At recent meeting of tho Psychological 80
clety Of London, tho Vlce-P President, Mi. G. uar-
ris. road paper On " "Catgrapby ~ = Iost Of
Character" After commenting Oh tbs various
modes by which character Ia exhibited, and upon
tho infinite dveraittes OF handwriting, the su-
thor proceeded TO point ont tho peoullarisles OF
tho latter which diBplAy the distinctive qualities
OF the writer. His theory MAS illustrated by the
exhibition Of = number Of original autographs,
Including those Of Napoleon L. Wellington, Mel
son, Droughnm, Horn Tooke eeuthey, Cowpor,
Sheridan, Cobbott Buiwar Lytton. aud Charles
Diokons, ths contaaHt between the writing Of
the last two bofng especially dwals upon. A
lively discussion, We ere told followed the road
ing Of tho paper.
There Is no gklnssyine tho fact that character
uay DO rend from handwriting, but nos BY any
meAns from al handwriting. In the first pin CO,
thsra must DO character In the writcr. and
among the millions OF mankind who use tho pen
Municipalities. Tue multitude Of people have
no aim but to be copies OF zach othor, 10 do
and to be In evory event Of life lust like their
follows. II IL impossible 10 expect from theas
absance Of character. Hsncs II il Tat The idsA
universally prevails that moro caligraphy means
nothing. Nevertheless 1t docs convey = great
deal Of naeauinR. Tho old saw that - Btraws
anoW WHICH Way Ina "toa o!o"s Aoos JUST
pa sss"ta.ti tr..t. .,sa-t ve. 'n.uHs. &
natl.trokos ~ in eyerv other scl of : hmm,
being.
When yo9 nee = notably prominent. vigorous.
feokless style OF ,ea'gEAphy. you may bo pretty
sure that tho wrltar ia = psrdon of bold, daall.
narrtsrs n1, snd thr1,ats ssids ii ,,nnedimeniS.
nonmauahip fuil Of iour1shea iutlioatea charao-
tar fond Of ornament aud addicted to yanity.
Ofamped writing and crowded lanea prootAtA
, 1875-12-18
THE CLERGY,

Tbs following statlstlcs rospecting the propor-
tson in different countries Of the priesthood to
tho p.opte arc not without interest In England
ind Waos thore Is ono clergyman to 718 Of tho
population. In tho uoLted statea thore ia ono 10
each s79. In Russia therp ia priest to each s2s
ot the population in Franco there IL one priest,
monk, or minister to 2ss laynen 10 Italy there
TO 81. Tho whole number OF men inoludsd IN
tlie clerical profession In England and Wales 10
81 ln tho United 6tatss It In a. 981; In Rus
eia, 1885, 0814 tn France, 169. .629 In Italy 18o,-
QtlO and. IN Spain, a1t777.
, 1875-12-18

NHf.10N ENHs FSVN WIZ
AlligAsor.stsak being ohotco deitoaay In the
Lean lhsder Of tbs South American Indian. The
hdeous sAurian IL hunted With ssat for The
pleasure Of tho sport and tho food Is will bring.
The common method OF capturing the monster
on tho MadsirA and the Amazon, ~ described by
Mr. Keller, v With simple po,s and slinS. A
strong loop ofraw hide fsstsasd 70 ths end OF .
loug rcd fuzpiahss ths Indian with bio soss
wsapes. eud. ssss,as th&ss b. szss2t sosssEa ~
, 1875-12-18

- ITFEHHH4 WUTE4s
Mrs Fanny Kembla'a book, "An Old WomAn's
0oasIp," will soon appear from Hurd / uoush.
top's pscss.
Frot. JohR 6tuazt Blackis 10 to w1its ''The
Natural Hlalory Of Athatsua." II viii appear In
Good Words for 1879,
4 n>e novel, sntllsd "owsu Gwynnes
Great Wosk. IL pablishso br Mssars* haomlllaa
b o., aaanyn1asly. boa u ~ M la1axmsA By
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
g TATE OF TENNESSEE.
DCHANCERY COURT AT ELIzABETyToS
h. A. Willard, d. N. o. Morrell.

Vim. D. Obrien & Co., & Others.
In this cause it appearing FROM the
allegations of complaiuants Bill, which is
sworn to-, that the Defendant r. +.
Obrien, is a nor. resident of the State of
Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks, in the Herald and Tribune. a news.
paper published in the town Of Jonesboro'
Tenn, notifying and calling upon said
nonresident Defendant to appear before
tho Chancery Court at Elizabethton, or
or before the End Mnday of Februar,
next. and make defence to said Bill, OIL
the same will be taken for confessed as
to him anu set for bearing exparte.
This Nov. 18th A. ID. 1874.
JOHN Z. SMITH, CO NJ.
81. NJ. Folsom. Atty for Complaints.
ncv24w4piS5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
DkCkancerysC onrt at Elizabethton.
Debory Floyd.
- g w. st. John. ct. al.

g CIV. st. John, ct. al.
In this cause it appearing from the al.
legation in the bill, which bill is sworn
to that the Defendant II. Kone, Chas. NJ.
Reno and VIM. S. Reno, are non.resi>
depts,of the State of Tennessee. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the
HERALD tAND TBIBuNE, a newspaper
p6blsbed in the town of Jonesboro' Ten
Dessee, notifying said non>residents to ap-
pear before, the Chancery Court at Eliza
bstLtoit, on the End Monday in February
next. to answer or otherwise make de-
fence to said bill or the same will be
taken as confessed and set for hearing
eT.pare as to them. This IL day of
Jan. 1875.
JOHN C. SMITH, C. & NJ.
AJno. w. Upton, Fain 4 Fletcher, At.
torneys for COmplaniants.
Jan. liw4prlS5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
At a Cost of rs Cents a Part.
Parts |. III and Ill are Just Published.
The Art Journal.

Complete in u monthly parts,at 81 each.
Reproducing tie best full-page illus
trations from the earlier volumes
OF The Aldine.
Each monthly part will contain six
superb plates with accompanying des-
criptive matter, and whether for binding
or framing, will be entirely beyond COM
petition in price or artistic character.
Every impression will be most carefully
taken on the finest toned paper, and no
pains will be spared to make this the
richest production of a press which has
won, in a marvelously short time, II
worldwide reputation.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
A DEMONSTRATORS A L

IN pursuance to a a decree of the
Choncery Court OF Jonesboro', Tennessee,
at its last term. | will sell. to the highest
bidder, on Saturday the 2Oth day of
February 1875, at the Court House door
in Jonesb ro' Tenn, D half interest in
a tract of land lying on the bank of Nola
Chuckey River in civil district, No. IS.
Washington county, Tennessee, contain.
ing % acres, and adjoining the lands of
b. +. Swingle, the heirs Of L. B. Bailey,
decd et. ii. Also one Piano, one lot of
old books, n small Chest, sundries, &c.
The conditions of the above sale are viz /:
One third Of the purchase money to be
paid in hand. The balance to be paid in
two equal installments on a credit of one
and two years. The purchaser to give
bond and approved security.
d. w. 4 PEOPLES, Admr.
Of WM. GATE, Decd.
Jan.14-v4.pf$5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Rhea Lodge, No. AZ. Free and Accepted
MasOns,
MAY. j.. Mayer. eft al.

j.. Mayer, ct. al.
1T appearing from the allegations in
Complainahts Bill that Max. l.. Mayer
and Marcus Gump, two of the Defendants
are aon-residents of the State Of Ten
nessee. 1t is thcrefore ordered that pub
lication be made tor ~tOursuccessi weeks
III the Herald and Tribune. II newspaper
published in the town of JOnesboro',
Tenn, notifying sa d NONRESIDENT de.
PENDANTS TO appear before our said Chan
cery Court on or before the 18th. Monday
in May next and make their defence to
said Bill or the same will be taken for
confessed rs to them aud set for heaiing,
eXparte. Witness. b. +. Swingle. Clerk
and Master of said Court at office in
JonesborC'. This the 9TH day of January
1875.
b. f. SWlNGLE. c.. & NJ.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
NHANCERY COURT AT ELIZA.
" BETHTON.
Isaac II. Brown, Admir- &c and Vim. G..
Morrison
John r. Berry. ct. al.

John X. Berry. ct. al.
In this caus, it appearing from the allie,
cations of the Bill, which Bill is sworn to
that the defendants Mrs. Morrison wldoy
of Robert Morrison, Alexander Mckee,
and Wife, Sarah Mckee. VIM. McDevit.
and Wife, Mary j. MoDsvit, Elizabeth
Morrison, Il. j. Morrison, John Morrison.
David Morrison, James Hill, aud Wife
Annie Hill. are non-residepts of the State
of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made fer four success,
sive weeks. in ths HERALD AND TRIB,
uNEa newspaper published in the Town
Of Jenesboro' Tenn. notifying and calling
upon said nonresident peft. to appear
before the Ghancery Court at Elizabeth,
ton Team. On or before the second Non.
day of February next, to make defence
in said Bill or the same viii be taken for
confessed and snt for hearing er.ppYse.
This January nth 1875.
JOHN c. SMITH. C. NJ.
ILR Boyd, Atty for Cowpl'