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NulNJEkY SALEoF LAND.

Thomas II. Garrett, Ct. al.


Pursuant to a Decree;ofd tho Jhanocry
Court at JuDesboro', az its November
Term 1874, in the above cause. | will
oflcrtor sale,t to the highest bidder at the
Court louise Door. in the town of Jones.
bore tennessee, on the 20tn, day Of
February 1873, the tract of land mention
ed and described in tbe. pleadiDgs. Lying
In Washington County Tenn. Civil Dis.
II let No. -, adjoining the lands of Jas
Kinchaloe, Uriah Hunt and others, con-
tanning 100 acres, more or less. | vii:
sci, ,he same on u credit of six month,
aualipbar 70 the right of redemption
Notc with approved security will re.
qaired'df the purchaser. This January
l4th,siSI5o w -. s.4
l~t siB.fF. lSWINGLE, C. d NJ.
SHn1i-ws4 PISS.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Flea 6ge, No. AZ i. ga.
VS. NJ
NJ J.. Mayer, ct. al.

In this cause 1t appearing from the al
legations in 1~omplsinants bill that Max.
l., Mayer, :. Barnett and Alexander
Mack, are non-residents of The State of
Tennessee. 1t Is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Herald aud Tribune, a
newspaper published In the town OF
.lonesboro' Tenn. notifying said non-res
ident defendants TO appear before our
said Chaneery Court on the 4tl. Monday
OF May next, and make their defence To
said bill or the same will be takeRa Is con
fessed rs to them and sat for hearing. ex.
parte. Witness b. r, Swingie. Clerk
and Master of said Court at Office in
Jone hofl'. This the l7th day OF be-
eemher 1874.
y. T. SwINGLE, C. & ",
nfsiGw4IasS.
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9Th day March 1875,

the land described IN the Levy to wit NIL
the right, title, Claim and interest, that the
said James Miller has in and to a cer-
tain trpct Of land. said to contain one
hundred and Fifty acres, more o less. the
land upon which POD Wstsan was living
at his death on Cherokee Greek, Washing.
ton County. Tennessee, district Ne. &,
and adjoining the lands of Eph-am Mur.
ray and Others. TO satisfy tue above claim
the cost will he required to be paid in
cash JllV Of sii,. 1r u, sale WILL Re re.
This January 1lth. 1875.
Il. NJ. YOUNG, Sh'E.
Feb, l>EI-pfSa l..
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18th day or-February 1875,

for cash in band the land described in
the Levy to vital the right, title,
claim and interest that the said WIN.
Walker has in and to a certain tract of
land lying in Washington county, and
State aiore said as described in the levy,
and adjoining the lands of Landtn Ship
ly ,Everett Mahoney and others, in Wasl>
ingtop county. district No. 18th, contain
ing one hundred and thirty.fve acres
more or less to satisfy the above named
claim, the cost will be required to lie
pair in hand on day of sale or no sale
will b~eFeported.. January the 18th 1879.
r.. NJ. YOUNG, Sh'H.
Jan14wInfSAatIl.LI.
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9th day of March 1875,

I'm this cause it appearing from the al
legations of the Bill which are sworn to
that the defendant is a nonresident OF
the State of Tennessee, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made for
-four successive weeks in the Herald and
Tribune, u newspaper published in the
town of Jonesboro', Tenn, notify ing and
calling said nonresident defendant to
appear bcfolc the Chancery Court, at
Elizabethton, on or before the Second
Monday of February next, and make
defence to said Bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing
Exparte. This the End day OF January,
A. ID. 1873.
JOHN C. SMITH, e. & NJ.
Il f. AKARD, SOL, for Complainant.
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OF TENNESSEE. sts3
~ CHANcERY COURT AT JoNEsBoRo.
Jennet b. Crosswhite,
George w. Crosswhitc.
Divorce Bill,

IN this Cause it appearing from the
allegations in Compliments Bill which is
sworn to that the residence Of tb. ..ai6
George W. CrosswLite. who is the de
PENDANT in this cause is unknown. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Herald and Tribune, a newspaper pnb,
lished in the town of Jonesboro', Tenn.
notifying said defendant to appear before
our said Chancery Court on or b fore the
fourth Monday of May next and make
his defence to compliments bill or the
same will be taken for confessed and set
Tor bearing, Er-pdrte. Witness b. +.
Swingle, Clerk and Master of said Court
at Office in Jonesboro'. This the 18th,
day of January 1875.
B. F. SWINGLE. C. & NJ.
Jan>l4>w4>pfSj. ~
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NoTIOE.s
IVh%V n7A8

IN obedience to an ORDER of sale issued
from the Circuit Court at its December
Term 1874, 10 favor Of John w. Hart.
man and aeainst YIN. Walker, Gu"lian
foi ana so. BAND cost. | will sell at
the Court House door, in the town of
J%onesboro', Washington county, Tenn,
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NHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Samuel Wattenbarger, ct. al.
Humphreys. ct, al.

Dayid Humphreys, ct, al.
Pursuant to asdecree of the Chancery
Court at Jonesboro', at its November
Term 1874, in the above cause. | will
offer for sale to the highest bidder at the
Court House door. in the town of Jones'
bOro', Tennessee, on the
Vg20iR day Of February 1876,
the tract Of hand mentioned and described
in the pleading and attached in this cause
lying in Washington County, Tennessee,
iffcNh district, No. 8, containing l29
acres and known as the Daub tract and
acknowledgements Daniel Arnold. ct.
aIS' Said land Will be sold for cash in
hand. January 18th, 1875.
B. +. SWINGLE, G. & NJ.
Jan1 lsw4.pf$5. yer
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NOTICE

Noii0h'
L will sell to the highest bidder on
the 2sth day OF this month, the personal
Estate Of Jsan Mahsney, decd, at
nus late residence, OIL Biakely Creek.
consisting of Horses, Cattle, fanning
tools, | ouse-hold and Kitchen furniture,
&C., &c. Bond aud approve security
VIII be required from purchasers before
the delivering of property. and six
months credit viii be given. All persons
indebted TO the said estate are desired 10
come 70 ward and make payment. and
those having claims against IL. are here
by notified TO present then within the
time requiredb by Law. This 18th day OF
January 1873.
". $. STRAIN.
Jsnl7wIpfs5'
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nj ~

IN obedience to an order Of sale issued
from the Circuit Court of Washington
county, Tennessee, at its December Term
1874 in favor of Samuel Miller and
against James Miller, for four hundred
and ninety three dollars and eighty cents.
l win sell at the Court House door in the
town of JOnesboro', to the highest bidder
fer cash in hand on the
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27th day of February 1878.
KYKER PIPE

Tam now the only manufacturer Of
fhe celebrated Kyker Pipes. They are
the hest made aud the great demand fer
them has enabled me to make the nHces-
sary srfangcments to I'LL all the orders
shat Imay receive. Price of pipes Slo,~
nu-and.
Address,
81 grrg JOHN CARR
wAsitne ON CO. CARRIERS Millrepa
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9Th day Ct March 1875,

NOTICE
In obedience to an execution issued
from the Circuit Court of Washington
County, Tenne ssee, at Its December
term 1874. and to me directed for s40. O4.
! will sell at the Court House door in the
town of Jon ssboro,. on the
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SALE OF A n
Isaac Broyles,

wv HNA'A rsf'|
49, .ts1 VS..
80" b. b. Sherfev.
Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Court ut Jonesboro' Washington County
Tennessee, at Its November Term lS7I
in the above cause, | will offer for sale
to the highest bidder 1T the Court House
in the town-of Joiiesboro' on the
9th day of February 1875,
the two small tracts Of land mentioned
and described infthe ~pleadings and at
tached in this cause, lying IA Washing
ton County, Tennessee, civil district No.
II hear tue Mouth OF Jockey Creek, con-
taining 30 acres more or less. 1t being
the same land conveyed by John ). Moore
to said d. b. Sherfey. Said land will he
sold ON 4 credit OF one and two years,
and in hnr of the Equity of redemption.
SHE purchaser viii be required to give
Notes aud approved security for the
purchase money payable In two equal
instalments bearing interest from date,
January 2lst lsI1.
d. F. SWINGLE, C.& VI.
Jan2lwtpis5.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Samuel Wattenbarger, ct. al.
VS.,
David Humphreys. ct. al.
% Maiden Lane, New Yorl

David Humphreys. ct. al.
Pursuant to a decree Of the Chancery
Court at JoneSboro', at its November
Term 1874, in the above cause, l will
offer tor sale to the highest bidder at the
Court House door 10 the town of Jones.
ooro', Tenne, see, on the
20 day of February 1875,
he tract Of land mentioned and describ>
ID il the plea1ings and attached in this
'ause, lying III Washington county, Ten
lessee, civil d strict. No. l6 adjoining
he lands Of ] oss Carson, ct. al. Con-
aiming so acr S. Said land will be sold
M a credit OF twelve and eighteen mouths
nd in bar Of the equity of redemption.
Note in cove amounts with good security
willJ be required bearing interest from
date. January 18th. 1875. sassr
B. +. SWINGLE, C. &, NJ.
Jan.1i.w4 rfSj.
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9th day of March 1875,

to the highest bidder for cash in hand
a certain tract OF land described in the
Levy, to satisfy a Judgment and cost
that Samuel Miller. recovered aginst the
said James w. Miller in the Circuit
Court at Jonesboro', Washington county
Tennessee. This 3rl day OF February
1879. The cost will be required paid in
hand at time Of Sale.
Il. NJ. YOUNG, Shift.
Feblw4pfS5.
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Jan.1 4-v4.pfS,

NOTICE.
IN obedience to an order of sale
issued from the Circuit Court at its De.
cember term 1874, and IN favor Of
Augustus VanWyck, against d. NJ. Tay
lor and WIN. IL. Taylor for one hundred
and thirty-seven dollars aad eighty.seven
cents. l will sell at the Court House
door in the town of Jonesboro', Wash
ington county, Tennessee. on the
9Th day Ct March 1875,
for cash in hand to the highest bidder all
the right, title. claim and interest that
the said VIM. Ii. Taylor has in and to
a certain tract of land lying in said coun-
ty and State afore said, district No. 8
and adjoining the lands of WIN. Miller
(col) decd and WIN. Crisp and p. p. G.
Nelson and others, to satisfy the above
claim. This 18th of January 1874.
r. NJ. YOUNG, Shift.
Feb.4w5pf$5.
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REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL
GHENlEST AND APOIll ECAKY.
VECETINE: e:
WILL CLEANSE ESCRoFULAFRoM THE SYST sM.
HONEST OPINION.


Ma. ii. n. sTRVENS:
DKAH SIR ~ his Is 70 SHOW that my son was Ian en-
SICK IN January, 1864 with Scrofun, which came
nut IN large sores AMI ulcers his leg and hip lis
Icy WAS swelled more than twice It's natural aze,
he hAi several doctors nf niyll standing In their
professionalism from Boston and Three from
Hrlestown-witho getting bit better He was
obliged to lie wherever he was placed for he had no
use OF hts limbs wha ever. When we hat given up
all hopes of his living we were tod to try VEaE-
TINE the great blood remedy and he had taken 1t
INT short time before could gee great change.
The sores run bad that we had t0 change the
cloths four or tve times day Still, he WAS getting
better for h could move his limbs and help him
sr little. lie aole to sit up iu bed, and,
by constant use of VEaBfINE, ii has cur him.
liz has a lame leg, which he VIII probably have for
NE but we ali honestly believe, II we hal used
vEtiErlNE before we had bothered with those doc
tors L. would lave saved iths use OF mis- leg, and
restored it to natural health ! hope all those
troubled with SorOul will read this testimony of me
and my son, who ID now wei and able to speak fo
himself. CATH RiNE MAHONEY,
DAME MAHONEf,
10 Trenton 81. CnarestOwn, Mass.
May 10. 1872
The above plain but homes. statement concusiye-
Of the YBGE TINE In scrofula.
vEdETTHR Is acknowledged by all classes of people
the world.
vEGsTlNE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Ocl22-iW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
Election News at the capital.

THE RESULT ACCEPTED As AN AuauRY OF REPubLI'
c.N srccEss NEXT YEAR-THE EFFECTS UPON
THE TEMPER OF THE NEXT HOUSE.
Special Dispatch to the Neto FORK Times
WASHINGTON, Nov 3-The results of Tues
days elections are regarded here as advanta-
geous in tho highest degree to the prospects OF
the Republican Party next year. rendering the
election of Republican to succeed Prest Grant
as reasonably certain. Democratic Congress
men from Ohio, now here, express satisfaction
with 1ilden's taking off. 1t waa thought also that
influence upon the Democratic ma jority in the
House, and will lnduce that body to practice the
utmost caution i'll the exercise of their power
rhe friends Of Secretary Robeson claim that the
Republican majority in the New Jersey Leglsla
ture will make Robeson United States SENATOR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
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Tho Cuban Question.

THE LATE pIrPATcHEs FROM WASHINGTON ON
THAT suBJEGr MERE SENSATIONS THE GOVERN
MEN1' i POLICY TOWARD spAIN UNCHANGED AND
IN NowIsE wARIIhE.
Speciai 1eleeram 10 tie Neo York Tinles.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The President and Sec
rotary Fish are in perfect accord on the Cuban
question and there is no reason waraanting the
belief that any change has occurred either in
fact or intention in the relations that have here
tefore existed between the Governments OF
Washington and Madrid. The purposes and
policy OF the American Government toward Gu
ba are plainly Indicated in Minister Cushings M
struetions and have not been State secret foi
over year. AS therein stated, the President
does not mediate or desire the annexation OF
Cuba, but it's elevation into all independent re-
public, in harmony with ourselves and with the
other republics of America. Such were the
officially expressed views OF the President nearly
two years ago, and the probability that slmilai
views will be again expressed in his forth,
coming Message to Congress shonld
occasion no general alarm now. Al all events
it can be stated with confidence that there ia nt
cause for public apprehension regarding the
prospective action of the President toward Spain
and that there il no warrant for the allegations
contained in the recent Washington dispAtchet
about Cuba and the reported movements Of
American naval vessels
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
Eastern shore County Returns.


THE DEMOCRATIC LINE BRoKRN-sEvERAL REPUB
LIoAss AND REFoRMEns ELEOTED.
Returns from the Eastern Shore counties CONF
in very slowly. Reports from some OF the coun
ties are, however, sufficiently full to furnish tht
names OF those elected The following is the
latest received
TALBOT COUNTY.
The reform State ticket is elected by 17i ma
jority and the Republicans elect their enint
county ticket as follows Delegates to the Gen
son; Sheriff, VIM. $. Grace; County Commits
sioner, James Dixon, A. w. Foun
tain and Edward Y. Davis; Orphans Oonri
Judges, /. Davis Clark, j. o. Bartlett, Samue
Stewart The Democratic States Attorney, Chas
II. Gibson, Esq il elected over Chas. IL. Shan
on the regular ticket and afterwards announced
himself as an ihdel endent candidate.
CECIL COUNTY.
Harris will have majority OF 120 to 15o in the
county. Gwinn and Woolford have carried the
county by majorities ranging from lU to 30
Mccullough. Democrat, for State q Attorney, has
about 300 majority. The Democratic Legislative
ticket and the county commissioners have hi
average of about ITO majority. The Orphans
Court Judges, Democratic, have about $50 ma
jority. Shippers, Democratic candidate for sher-
iff, is defeated by 23 majority. The vote OF the
county ID several hundred short OF tnat cast III
1873.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
Cambridge district gives the Reformers an av-
erage majority of 98 ; the largest vote ever
polled was taken in this district (762). Church
Greek gives the Reformers 8j majority. Bnck-
town 2S, Reformers. Vienna 13, Reform. East
New Market gives the regular Democrats an ay-
erage majority OF 103. Fork district, Democrats
6l. Neck "A, Reform. 1t will be very close and
it is thought part OF each ticket will be
elected,
CAROLINE COUNTY.
With tho first district to hear from Harris hat
80 majority in the county. The 1st district re-
turns will reduce this to between so and GO.
The entire Democratic county ticket ID elected.
except one member of the House of Delegates
and the States ATTORNEY. DIR g. w. .Goldsborougll,
Reform candidate for the General Assembly, and
Thos III. Kemp, Reform candidate for States At
tornev are elected. The following is a list OF
the officers elected Members OF the Legsla-
ture, II. h. Culbreth, D., Dir. q. w. Colds
borough, r.; Orphans Court Judges,
W. A. Ford, Robt Jarrel, Daniel Sparklin
States Attorney, Thomas II. Kemp County
Commissioners, j. NJ, Whitby, A. j, Greenly,
Elijah Towers; Sheriff. reynolds y Collins
Surveyor, j. b. lser.
QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY.
The State Democratic ticket, is elected
by $50 majority, and the Democratic ticket by
$50 ma jority.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
The Md. 81 Del. Extension TO OXFORD

TRAINS SOON To RUN THE WHOLE LENGTH OF THE
ROAD -. PREPARATIONS FOR THE OPENING AT
OXFORD,
The Easton Ledger says that j. L.
Caldwell, Superintendent of the Mary
land and Delaware Railroad, has for
some time past had force Of from 20 to 3O men
at work repairing and putting in complete order
the track between Easton and Oxford, and has
contracted for the piles to build a pior at that
place, which will be constructed without delay
The pier will be 620 feet long. wide enough for
two tracks, with head 100 feet wide by 50
feet in depth, giving an area ,,.t OF
5000 square feet for the unloading and handling
designs soon running the cars regularly to Ok
ford, and expects to develop large grain trade
from along the line of the road to Baltimore by
that route making the cost of transhipment ex-
ceedngly light, and giving the benefit G OF large
| trade will also probably be greatly increased by
| the opening of the route.
The track has been laid to Oxford for several
wears, but the cars have been rnnning no further
| than Easton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
pALTIaOl.E u POTOMAC X. X.

NEW Work. AND WASHINGTON THRutnlH
ON AND AFTER MARCH TrH. I.rb,
Trains Will leave wilmington In connection
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WILMINGTON l.2l, A. 81.
Local Trai,is lepys baltimore Tou $40 amt io.uo
A. NJ, 1.0D 4.l0, f.Is. 80. y. NJ. Arrive Washington
s35, " and II az b.. a. b.rS, on and hin j.
M.
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anu 1U.i5F. IA. Arriss baltimore 1910. A NJ, LA.
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superintendent
FnAHg Tnodson, t4rDi. Manager.
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stations marked thus have no agents.
The regular morning train makes close conn CT on
at Clayton with trains on the Delaware Road both
North and South.
Passengers for Baltimore change ears at Whining
ton. Passengers from Baltimore ul morning liam
change cars ut Delaware Junction.
Trains No. and viii only run on Thursday and
saturday.
seP2,amw FIRED. GE"kER. Lessee