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The SILVER oiy ht,o,Ier uie.s gu. :
vensraDis nAiiAu,e ~ .his no..' mAhher'
lie entered the hain-ain Dsln r,ouss ~
. Nevada Invalid, Dut ne ulah Tssin 70
KNOW tne tot.urss ot = senuihs iurs,sn
BATH. Inc h.m-Aim bath iiouso - IN oah
Francisco Anu every unie = pan r,Ane,s-
can ge,s . IAiI cnAnes ~. 1o1ssoehor no
seeks Wy most eiuol n.ornol " mAr's "
uspie.i 70. ns III . sa..ha,in.
nsJ 49, nr, %, s,iand .n,srs,I ,1.ss
OF no sooa .n.. W, sI,na Me
IA ~ b.,h IT.. sn.ri.,nn.ix .m.hio
san,lsm,. Who rms N. internal msehine
-,,omnop,Iy dilsted upon lie efficacy Of
rslsr hes..,i After no TurIi.h fssiion'
and with q majestic wave OF his merciless
hand usbsrcd invalid Nevada into the tor.
rid tsnks. sirpply assuring his patient that
twenty minute was tho usual time, but ~
a sn,cisl favor he could stay In a week,
.,JIo.Li,v M Jo.r o.tensibly 10 pr,yent
,n,,,sion rns. an. nav Jsnud,d kdoni,,
In. rs.Il, 10 male more complets hi,
Ssnai.h yorI AZ stsam s-.s,s,ipatiou. do
nsr,aJ Rnt Az. minut.s bad elap.eJ by
r. cio.l yst 4, vss n wear Of -apprrben.iye
n.tiencs "a Ina ,v,ntiny. fuminr NeyaIsn.
In. Ln.v tb.t M. Joor was locked against
..c.ns anil his .aInitatinp heart Knocked
10 ribs ami al plae. a. Ls slmo.t wildly
,.nned Al tha Joor anal called the villain.
~ rn.r,.,snJsn of Turli,h .ud. Thai
in,iJusi is.iiy sams' and will \ bypocrit.
i..i .rs,itx ~ manner coolly inauircd
What vss wanted, Dives once asked old
ma, Isr,rus FOR a drink Of ice water, and
n va IN .br same spirit Of agony that q
-
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OREGON.
The wsb.Yeet Mate 0oue for Hayes
aad Wheeler.

PORTLAND. November 25.-Govsrnol
Grover aud two Of his confidential
advisers returned 10 Salem this evening,
senator Kelly Is expected here to-mor'
row. and gives M his reason for return
ing to the State that he comes on
railroad business. but all agreo that II IL
on business connected with Oreson's
electoral vote. Grover is placed between
two fires. While the Democrats urge
him to lend u hand for counting Tildtn
in. Republicans arc bold aud confidently
believe that they will prevail. The Re-
publicans have nm undiSputed majority
Of 100 In the State.
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= Ysra Heard.

Nrw YoEK. November 25.-Sales in the
Morning Beard. in currency, were: iOo
Alpha -, liO Beleher i5h. 40 Best a
Bsleher 81. goo Bullion 3s@3sS. 100 Cal
oionia la 80 California 50. 100 Imperial
Con. ~. 100 Confidence liS. 900 Crown
Point lOftiOa. 400 Grant a. al, 200
Julia ], loo Justice ~. 100 kentnck liz.
100 Leopard ~, 100 Mexican ~, lOO
Ophir 81, $50 South Comstoek ih@lh,
10 O,eman ~, 100 Raymond 4 Ely ~.
10 Savage i2S 6ti3a, 200 Ssg. Bclcher
sat. 200 Silver Hill 49,, 200 southern
Star iGls, 100 yellow Jacket l1Aa.
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wissintea VIII Cont~st Paeheee's
Election.
SAS FaAscrsco, November 25.-It Ia
reported on good authority that Wig
ginton will contest Pachsco's election In
the Fourth Congressional District.
though 1t does not clearly appear what
showing he intends TO mako In ia
yor Of arscount. He left for his home
In Msrced yesterday afternoon, Pa
chsco has gone to Sacramento 10 be
present on Monday at the official can.
yass Of the vote BY tho Secretary OF
State.
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A %sUPFocATiNa COUGH.

In a letter to Mr., Ll'ls, Of chicago, . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, sne
ascribcs the cure Of dangerous cough. aseem.
panied by bleeding 1t The lung, TO ha,ev
Honey OF IIorehound and Tar. my cough.
abe says. .threatened 10 s~uffocate me
but the Honey OF Horehoupd aud Tar has
removed every trace of IT, The letter Vas 10
= lady friend In this city. who has placed u Al
the disposal Of q. N. Criitenton. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothachs Drops cure In one
miuuta
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ACCEPTABLE L%IrERAruRE. kierski \
Co.. news agents. booksellers. etc.. this
morning laid ON our table the following
reading matter: Frank Leslies' Illus
trAtsl Almanac for 1877. New York Illus
trat~d Times. Ladies' Journal. Chimney
Corner. aud Sporting New Yorker. Plenty
more Of the same sort at kirskis.
CAUTION NOTICE. Secretary sayrs Of
the Knieksrbocker Mining Company pub
fishes to-day in our advertising columns a
notice ~ caution relative " certain csrtiii-
| Gates % stock in that mine which have
been sold for non'payment Of the last
assessment.
A ~oALvASizsp iron fiag-pole has been
made by GAllstin 4 Co. for the new Ma
| sonic HALL. II il ~si1ty-hvs feet long. and
| will support one Of the most elegant flags
| that has ever been seen In Gold Hill.
Miss anna BERoER. who was 50 great =
f~avorits on tho Comstock. 10 reported to
have made an engagement with Gilmore
for next season. That gentleman has
reason for self-congratulation.
Tux center Of Union street. Virginia. Is
10 10 made hollow Instead of convex. no
that tho waste water will run on instead Of
soaking under the houses rs 1t did last
Winter.
NELL. ~IIoBsos. an Indian girl and
niece Of Nachez. Chief 81 tho Piutes, died
in san Francisco on the 10Th instant. Of
consumption. She was fourteen years VI
age.
y. n. PuELrs AMI wife, 81 Carson City.
are registered at the Palace Hotel In San
FRANCISCO. D. T.. Willis. Of the same
place is stopping at tho Grand Hotel.
Apox-cAn Load Of bullion was shipped
last evening by the bonanza mines Ia the
United States Mint at Carson.
TnE roof 81 the new Courthouse In vir-
ginia Is complete, and the building safe
from storms.
rnE Order Of Union and Confederate
Veterans meet at their hall this evening
at Z o'clock.
SuEkIrr Cook Of Lyon County was re-
Gently thrown from his horse and severely
bruised.
Tug Virginia people complain 81 the
condition Of South u street.
ApoLrn surRo has gone To San Fran
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO ru, ooLD HILL pAnr nvs'
DOMESTIC NEWS.
ono G ths Tamnany Thieves rurss
states Evidence.

Ono efshs ramnany Thieves Turns
states Evtdenes.
NEW York. November 25.-The Tdbsss
says that Woodward. recently arrested In
Chicago. has turned States evidence, and
will make . full confession Of the sntirs
transactions Of the ring. not only In the
matter Of false vouchers for building the
Courthouse. but In fraudulent elections -
we'll. II 10 known that his testimony Will
be accepted by tho Prosecuting Attorney.
His revelations will involve many Rspub-
lican a. we'll as Democratic officials. and
give particulars Of the dividsAds Of the
funds raised In the Ceurt-houss. The
frauds will involve scores Of psrssns who
have been hitherto unexpected. Wood
ward. n manager Of the pool. was en-
trusted with the custody Of all the checks
which passed between all the conspirstors,
and these he has carefully preserved
during six years OF voluntary banishment
In other lands. The checks remained In
this city and we're given 70 him In the
Tombs undisturbsd. with the Accumulated
dust Of i've years upon them. Not ono
was missing. and the oaths Of more than
one witness that no such checks had ever
existed will fall 70 the ground when Wood
ward takes the stand.
Tommy b 0Isd.
NKw YORK. November 25.-In his inter
Wow with rildsn last evening Hendricks
said that public sentiment In the Western
States In regard 10 tho election was 20
strong that he was impellsd 10 come East
TO ascertain the condition Of public feeling
here. lilo expressed admiration at the
conduct OF tho Southern Democrats. who.
without the least manifestation Of turbu-
lencc. had appealed everywhere W tho
courts. AAd MAS glad both In the West and
on his journey hithorward TO notice the
disposition OF all parties 10 have mAttsrs
amicably and lawfully settled. He felt
that thcir cause was lust and would ulti-
mAtely triumph by the will Of the Amer
lean people. Tilden fully concurred with
all Hendricks remarks. and there appeared
10 be . perfect accord Of ideas In regard TO
tho questions OF tho hour. while there
seemed to 10 = lack Of confidence In the
doings of tho returning boards In tho
South. No disposition was manifested on
tho part Of either Tildsn or Hendricks TO
cntcr upon adecided plan Of actisn.
Florida All Right.
CHICAGO, November IA Warrington
special says the National Republican Com.
mitise have private dispatches this after
noon from Florida rsitsrating that there
10 mo- longer any doubt as TO tho result In
that State, but that the Republicsns will
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Ass Early Call.

Young Mr.. Lov,Lorry was out las
night and thought he wonlj call ON MisI
Sweet. whom he adores. Mr.. Loveberr,
raas tho door-bell and communsd softl.
with himself while lac waited. lie rang
again anil leaned gracefully against ID,
railing. After the fourth tug at the bell.
handle a window above Was raised. aud as
a nightcap was thrust out a voice came
down with
Who's thercy ?"
''Uullo. zat (hicl YOU. Mishus sveetr"
"Good gracious. Is 1t you. Mr.. Love
ber,yf"
''Yesh. Course. WAGER maz1sr
shick
sick No. certainly not"
"Gla' & hear il. Where's lhicl where's
Mish Mile
why, in bed, to 10 surc. Mr.. Love
berry"
Bedi wazzer mazzer she shiek.
toof"
why. Mr.. Lovsberry. don't you
know that it 10 nearly J o'clock in the
morning.
"Goo' Ooh 70 calculated young Mr..
Loyeborry. aud he staggered OF rapidly.
lie /. ia bcd this afternoon putting in his
time at ~groanins and pulling his hair.
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,TOCK REPORT.
,...,.,.p pAur nv H. =. HEATING q co.,
Nan Francisco Heard.

san Francisco beard.
LAST EVENING.
10 Eurshs c n. IL
a., Islmout. ~
iss Lsop.rd. ~. g..
- Ssnhsm Belle. siS. "a. sis
rs general Th,mas, ~
is Manbs'tsn. isS
eolNex Cosc. ) hp. ~
no P,cruan. Nc
80 d,oldeu Chariot. ~
io Knieksrsosksr ye
$50 Baltimore. 5s,ss
rs silver Hi. iss
9D Challenges
aOIbsyton. ~.
10 no / Island
SO Alta. 2k.7s
80 w~ooivilie.l
20 kossuth. ~
iUo Andes. AZ
so Levisthan, IN
iQJ Cromsr. ~
ia Monumental, ale
iop Trojan. Tsc
lao silver CITY. Soc h3n. a0c hoo
10 Oyerman 70. ~ b3o. sek, - bio
IS Union Ccn.. Ia.
SIS Justice. .st. sA. !.
~ ca, virgin.s. an. az. si,. bio
IS uphir. tS4
80 csoilsr. IS, u
30 >syags. u ba, n si0
I'm imperial, . w . W
80 iselehsr. II
10 nullion. ~
iic1 C~.niorni., s.s. IS. ,ss rs. sis. sis. 81.
So. s, bio
40 Beet q Bsleh. =. 1sS ~, -.
$50 Alpha. ssS bs. SsS. - boo. ISL. -. sio'
CO calcaoai,, ios. io'..n
y0 Crown Point
AZ seSiean. AMI
$50 Ns'o- Jassst. i6S. iss
~ ksntusk. i0A ss, TO- 30
l0s sierrs Nsvsi.. i'.. ~.
rms noEsis..
ss5 Ophir, <ic
go Mexican. AN. a..
rs Oould = ,uuy. iJS. lj's
SIS Bs-i q rslch.r. 49,. 49,
lar California. 81. asN. s2i.
as savage. iOa. To-.
las Chollsrfoio-i. u
10 Hssx sorcr~ss, ss,sA
no Crs~n Point 50. ~.
Us yellow Jacket. lsa. II
2s5 Imperial. !. , IN
ls5 kentuCk. ios
w Alpha. 3l<. 90, &C., ~ lilo
Isl Bsleher. IL.
sIs sierra Ss,sis. Nv. ~.
ia Eichsl ar. ~
IOO Conhdesee il>
AZ Balllon. JiS.1
sis ovsru,sn. ,.s. ~, ~, Ss., - bio
iyfU Justice 90. M u
7S JuliA.G
~ unIoa Con. is.. iaS sio
90 succOr. sc
I-xs Caledonia. i0.. n b3O
aiO Baltimor-, ~
10 silver Hill. 10
IS New lofk. Tbc
go Occidental ~
40 wocdsilic. 1
10 Andes. "a
oJsek-on. "a
80 Leopard. o.
IA n do. 5S Is
go 8ila.1
2so Northern billie. iia
" pro-psct. I 10
iuO Wells fargo. &C
ioU Cosmopolitan. an
yD Wand.
50 l. ~yizihan. ~
lUi ko.-uth. ~
% iiAymoad a xiv. ~
co EarckA Cou . "a
i0o Grand Prize. )
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Masosie Eisetisss.

Ia Virginia City last evening tho
Most Excellent Grand Chapter VI
Royal Arch Masons installed the following
officers for the ensuing Masonic year d.
q. Mckeuney. N. T.. q. II. T.; Charles
Martin IL. L.. ID. a. IL. T.: David L. Bailey.
Il. l.. q. X; George Robinson. II. T.. u.
y: T.. Strother. Il. T.. q. T.; 5 W. Club
buck. Il. T.. u. Sec.: Frank Bell. l.. q. Z.
20 H.: l.. Davis. T.. q. Il. A. c.: John ID.
Hammond. T.. \. C.; l.. J. Pas
more, T.. q. a.; Ebert \. Kincaid, q. q.
GRAND LoDoE
Iu ailition To tho officers elected yoster-
day by tho Grand Lodge y. and A. NJ. In
Virginia. up IN the time Of tho SEws
going To press. the following were elected ;
j. u. Hammond. VI Carson. V. X. u. e.;
Robert II. Taylor. Of Virginia. W. q. o.;
James T.. Sabine. W. q. \. H.: Kappcll
Rice. W. q. Il. H.; Lyman l.. Crockett. W.
u. NJ: benjamin y. Foster. W. a.. \. H.;
James McNllister. ". \. u. D.; Elijah y.
YATES. W. J. q. D.: Charles A. Richardson
and Josiah q. Harper. W. q. ~: John u.
Beusctts. W. q. Org; John A. Caldwell.
". q. r.; Ebert \. kincaid. W. q. 7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-25

HloAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
se.,or,s the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and sallowness; makes this skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application can
not b. detected.
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TuR OuTIOoK.

Owing to the universal strinsency and
dull times for the last fcw months. the
people generally practice economy In their
purchases in all branches OF trade. Tho
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering tho situation.
va feel Iratifled that our business has
held its own beyond our expectations. Al
though the hard times arc not yet past,
We feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation 81 this. we are laying In
q large and well-selected stock of custom
made clothing for men and boys. furnish
goods, boots. shoes, hats, trunks. yAlises.
blankets. etc.. and in purchasing Kept ~
eye 10 che saia sha.os namely: buying
cheap-for We know that vi must sell low
to meet the depleted purses Of tho oom-
nnnity, and we can and will do IL. Come
and sec IL We don't.
hEissrHIN 4 woLT.
Leading Clothiprs. Gold Hill.
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WORLDS GnrAr RkxrDr -" Medical
Wonder - for rheumatism. neuralgia,
cramp-colic. colds. sprains. burns. tooth
ache. etc. oci m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-25

LSoS's KAIHARIoS makes beautiful,
glossy. iuIuriant hair /; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, 10 charmingly perfumed'
rnd has no rival,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
RassIan Ediet.


ST. PrTERsBuR0. November 25.-An i'm.
psrial ediet has been promulgated provid'
ing tina, after the LIST Of January next, Gus
toms duties shall be payable In gold OF
coupons negotiable abroad. and also re-.
lieying common carriers from responsible
ity under contracts for early delivery Of
merchandise. where intsrfcred with by
circumstances beyond their control.
The Iadian (ycisne.
CALCUTTA. November 25.-Tho oficial
Ga..n, publishes . minute report Of Mir
Richard Temple, Lieutenant Governor
Of Bengal. giving tho result of his
recent visit " the Districts Of South
Eastern Bengal which were devastated by
the late cyclone. The .Niauis confirms the
previous estimate that 25,iO0 persons per.
ished in the cyclone.
.DIstisEuished" fstsrview.
vienna. Nov. 25.-Tho Marquis Of I'll.
phury has had al interview with Count
Andrassy to-day. and was afterwards re-
ccived by Emperor Francis Joaoph. The
Marquis leaves for Treato on Monday the
27th inst.
Moro hpssie Coming 20 America
LONDON. November 25.-Ths steamer
Algeria. which sailed for New York TO-
day. took $1,000 o In specie for tho United
States.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


TO ru, BOLD n DAILY rrv'.
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srsrLExEs's cloralss,s,c.

TINE CAMPAIGN FAIRLY OPENED.
HAYES AND TILDEN ARE IN rsx
deid. but remember the great leading cues.
ton ct Issue Is not who shall b our nszt
President. but
WHO SELLS
THE BEST
FOR THE LEAST MONEY!
BANNER BROS,
GREAT
VIRGINIA CITY,
OFFER THEIR ENTIRE STOCK or
GENTS DRESS,
DIAGONAL AND
BUSINESS suiTs'
Youths and Boys Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS. BOOTS. sHoEs.
TRUNKS, vALisEs. Erc..
FOR TIKI MKT THIRTY DAYS.
AT 0nRATLY REDUCED PRICES.
In order 10 mako room for our innsnss
Pail Stock. now on the way nom oar own
Eastern Clothing Factory.
We WILL SELL
OUR ENTIRE sTocK
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
BEDROCK PRicEsI'
ms and nss Us. and Be- convirsed that
every plsnt In our platform 10 correct; that
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
Can now be hsd 81 the
IMMRNsR CLOTHING EMPORIUM
BANNER BROS,
Corner OF Q and Tayisr streets,
vinG'SiH: NEVADA.
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PIANOS TO LET.

NIRsr.cLAss PIANOS w.
II LET. BY N.'B. PARSONS, 40"
a the Rsst Room Of the OidV
Passenger Depot, Virginia Ctr. Once hoafs
from ] 10 Ia O'clock .. I. tssu
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Tho ssu.h CarsIiaa rrsssi-.

CoLuNnIA, November 25.-Unitod HATES
District Attorney Corbin. counsel fer the
Board Of Canvassors has diselAimed any
intention Of contempt. and has Asked until
Monday to satisfy tho Court. His request
has been granted. Tho Court 10 now
occupied with an argument on the Elec.
tnFal ynta-
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Au Outrage.

COLUMBIA. y. C..Nov. 25.-The supreme
Court has Just entered 4 judgment Of ST.
500 line each. aud q commitment Of oil the
members VI tho Board Of Canvassers 70 jail
until released by order Of tho Court. Tho
Court Is now proceeding with the case
against U. y. District Attorney Corbin.
counsel for tho Board. for contempt. There
ID considerable suppressed excitement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-04
The State Of West Virginia,

Baylor A Wilson P. Q.
February ~, lS7G-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-04
A KEEPSAKE FOR ALL.
Holiday Goods {!
Substantial, Useful, Ornamental

n T DELLER is now opening at his
u. IL. ID Drug and Fancy Store on the
Court House Squsre, the most select and beauti-
ful assortment Of Holiday Presents ever offered
in this market. In addition to his large and gen.
eral stock Of PerfUmeries' Toilet Soaps. Hair and
Tooth Brushes, Combs. Pocket Books, Cigar Ca
ses, and Fancy Toilet Articles generally, he has
carefully selected from the best houses OF Phiia-
dephia and Baltimore, at least specimen copy
OF almost every thing unique, new or beautiful
that the needs Of the season has produced. lie IN
yites his friends and the public to examine stock
es be can but enumerate amongst an endless va
riety OF articles
Bibles Hymn an Prayer Eooks, tbeami-
fully bound Photograph Albums, Stecl Eagra-
rings, Chromos Of OH sizes and at all prices,
Bobemean Eases. Toilet Se!s, liritiRg Desks,
IIors CORES, Noao CTis. StTeoscoPic Ne'cs,
Book Racks Corner and Side Brackets, Paper
Holders, Card ReceirerS, &c, &c,
With a large and carefully selected assort-
mcnt OF Childreus BOOKS, and TOYS from a
Penny Whistle to a Locomotive
&ss. With many thanks for the liberal patron,
age extended the asst Ilolyday season, il is hoped
that with much larger and by far a more attrac
tive supply, his good friends may find something
10 suit all tastes and at all prices. Call early and
secure choice. the desire is quick sales and but
4 moderate profit.
December Is, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-04

Tbs State of West Virginia,

Jefferson County. to-wit:
At RULES held in the Clerks dice OF the
A Circuit Court Of Jeaegson County, Febru-
any 9jh, 1876.
DAVID JOHNSTON, P'aiaiG.
AJGiHsi.
JAMES N. JOHNSTON. Logan Osbern, Jr.,
Edward Tearney. and William l.. Wilson, Tx
ecutors OF Colin @. Porter, deceased, Bank Of
Chlrlestown. and james +. TowneF and VIII
liam n. James, parties trading as james :.
foWuer & Co., DefeodaHt'.
~ CHiNCERX
The object Of this suit IS to subject certain lots
OF land in KablctoNn. sold by James NJ. Johnston
% Logan Osburu, Jr.. % the lien OF judgment
against said James N. Johnston, in favour OF Z. Z.
Porter, aud To- surrogate the Plaintiff TO the lien
Of said Judgment.
Itappeariug, on affidavit iled in this suit, that
the Defendants james +. Towner and William II.
James, constituting the firm Of James +. Towner
4 Co.. not residents OF the State OF West ir-
ginia, they are hereby required 70 appear on the
hrst Monday in MARCH next, and do what IS
necessary % protect their interests IN this matter
And 10 is further orderedthat copy Of this or
der shall be published once a week, tor four sue
cessiye weeks. in The ''NW6ININ FtEE Pass" a
newspaper published ia this County-and also
posted at the front door Of tie Cour,-House Of the
said County, az least twenty days before De-
cree is rendered
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
BAYLOR & WILSON, p. Q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-04
IN CH4NCERT

The object o.; this salt IS % settle the Admins
trauon accounts of Minor Hurst. Administrator
is i0uis non with The VIII annexed OF David
Moore, deceased, and obtain a decree against said
HUrst's Adam O., md the securities on his Official
Bond for such balance as NAV Dee found due and
O. distribute the same among those entitled.
10 appesring, ou affidavit hlld IN this suit. That
the Defendants the hei-s and distributes of Su-
san Wilson, deceased the heirs and distributes
0t John Moore deceased, by bis second vile; the
heirs AID distributes OF William Moore deceased;
the heirs aud distributes OF Nancy Watkins. de-
ceased, are unknown, they are hereby required TO
appear on the first Monday in MARCH next.
aud q, what is necessary protect their interests
iu this matter.
Aud is further ordered that a copy OF this or
der shall be published once a week. for four sue
e-ss.ve weeks. IN the " VIRGINIA FREE PHESs"-a
newspaper published in this Couuty-aud also
posted az ae front door OF the Courthouse Of the
sad County, 40 Ieas; twenty days before Decree
IS rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Ci,sk 90 tie Circuit Court
lfnf.rr " flruv p d,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-04
TIE Dam Roaring.

4 Young gentleman went - see the daush-
tier If a Presbyterian elder, lately, whose
house was near a mill dam. Il being in the
spring Of the year. the water made consider
able roar As it tumb,ed over the dam. The
nodes, yooas mAu tapped lightly at the DOR
at Grsi IN Z resolved no answer. lie tapped
again; skill NJ answer. y gaia and again lie
repeated his 5a1ck, bu still be was uuheard.
Mastering ap courage, be proceeded 20 in-
fict seine severe Ihumps on the door, which
brought the s,aid Ola geatleman out.
I suppoe,' said the youass who had
y this time become slightly savage for being
eompellsI &c wait So long, q suppose you
cou.l not hear me knocking on account Of the
dam rcariag.
The dan roaring What Do you moIn ,
air. How dare you speak in that way %
said she divine. somewhat auecred At
hearing the young mau swear 10 bis presence
q mean 10 say that suppose YOU could
bot hear my knock on accouu, Of tie dam
scsriog"
Damn roaring again Yol Young scoUu-
dfcl, Have you the impgdsuce to insult ne
With The repetition Of these wyrds2 BcgoHc
O., ."
Ny dear sir" quoth the now bewi,dered
zoua. &" I intended To say that I presumed
tina, could not De heard On account Of Ao
dam roaring LAYING q particular stress on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-04

FtI-E, BAYLOR & NISoS, p. c.
February T., lS5G-tt