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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-08
NOTICE.

fssxroS. d. T., Jan. 4, 1876.
All persons indebted to the St. Croix
Lumber Company are hereby called upon
to settle their accounts forthwith.
ST. Croix Lumber Co.,
CuAnLEs RuELnERc,
a16.w Agent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-08
Local LAooNlcs.

To-day is the anniversary Of the battle
Of New Orleans
The wedding that was 10 bc yesterday
has been postponed for a few days,
A social party came off last oycning,at
the residence OFT. w. Brisbinc, Esq.
Thermometer % above zero at : a. m,
and Sc above at noon Prospects of a
storm.
The district court has been occupicd=sev
cral days with the case of Catharine GRAY.
el VS.. A. G. Fuller ct al. -
"Bud Todd, Will Hughes and others
started this morning for "hunt in the
White river country.
P. Cavalier has sold to j. d. Sears the
yigh. to sell Cavaliers Patent Rolling Pin
in the state of Nebraska.
Forms OF school orders neatly bound. for
sale at this office. Also full line Of JUS
,ices blanks and conveyancing papers
The reading club at the st. Charles par
lors took up Bret Harte, Mrs. Browning,
Pedro and Bezique last evening. Next
week several other prominent authors will
be drawn upon.1or the entertainment Of the
company.
Mr.. p. Cavalier announces in this issue,
the arrival of new line Of cassimeres, etc,
which he is prepared to manufacture in the
latest and best styles. Cavalier belongs to
that class of business men who feel willing
TO give everyone his moneys worth. =
S. w. Daughehbaugh writes us from
Ateckling, that Thomas johnson, while at
tempting TO cross the Nfissouriycs,crday at
Wiseman's landing, with a wagon and a
pair Of valuable mules, ,~broke through the
ice The mules were lost. and it was with
difficulty tint A{f,J. and the wagon were
saved .
Col. John Lawrence lost a valuable horse
in >hs town last week Thursday evening.
.sffahte- horse was tho property Of VIM. Pow.
crs. of IanktOn. and was ont of his finp
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-07
OREGON.

There was rumor aaoat last night In
the city that the Governor Of Oregon,
who Ia Democrat, had Issued certif-
cate to the Tilden elector who antago-
nized Watts, the ineligible Republican
candidate, and that therefore Mr.. Tilden
had found at last the one vote that was SO
sorely needed to count him in. Thisnews
would be importantif il It amounted to any
thing. The same ineligibility existed in
Vermont and Rhode Island, and in neither
case is II now seriously claimed that the
man (who wAs not voted for BY the vote
that elected those who became elsctors)
succeeded to the vacancy. The prece-
dent OF law Ia such cases seems TO be that
II IN Ineligible candidate Ia voted for q
vacancy exists, and said vacancy Ia 10 be
filed according 10 law, either by the
Legislature or by the duly chosen cleo
tors.
SAN Francisco, December G.-The &C.
counts received here concerning tho
electoral vote Of Oregon are conflicting.
The Daily Exchange this evening prints
the following:
PORTLAND, December c. Governor
Grover to-day issued certificates to two
Hayes electors and one to Tilden cleo
tor, Cronin. Two Hayes electors declin-
ed 10 meet with Cronin, whereupon the
latter, who had all three Of the certiti-
Gates, appointed two Republicans 10 act
in their places. The two whom he ap-
pointed met with HIM, received their cer-
tifcates and then all voted for President
two for Hayes and Crouin for Tilden.
The Bulletin has the following special
from Portland: A dispatch from Salem,
says that the Secretary Of State has given
Cronin, Dem. elector, having the highest
number Of yotes certificate. The Re
publican electors refused to act with
him, and assembled and supplied the
vacancy. The Republicans voted for
Hayes. cronia appointed two Demo.
Gratis TO act with him, and they cast the
vote Of the STATE for Tilden.
A special to the Post from Salem, says !:
At noon to-day the Secretary Of State do.
livered 10 E. A, Cronin, Democratic can.
didate for elector, eontesting the seat of.
W. Watts, Postmaster certificate Of ap.
pointment Of election which is evidence
that Governor Grover has ousted Watts.
The six electoral candidates then Assem-.
bled in the committee room OF the Sen.
ate chamber. After half an hour one Of
the Republican electors. w. H. Odell,
came out and went to the Office Of the
Secretary Of State to demand q certified
copy OF the certificate, for II seems the
certificate included the name Of oronin,
and W. Il. odsll and J. q. Cartwright,
Republicans, and latter demanded to see
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!, The Cremation of De Palm,

We lufn''h in the report Of a special
s~'s'p'ndcnt ,., an account of yesterdays
''@''ion 70 proceedings at Washington.
'as Hungarian Baron was duly re.
S'SsI I,'s to, to abe. in accordance. with the
,,,, "C' his dying hours, and all that was
,S..a a,%"' OF him is now represented by
'','e q OF iouF pound. Othuman mould.
l.,.., ~" said that the experiment was sat.
Tssssy Tn,S'eFy to those inmediatoly interested.
,... .a'n 70 say, We presume, tho remain.
" r''s'sdaced r. to a'he. within a sati.iao,o.
;! ;; ane and in manner not Offensive to
.I.,ss, ,,a,'elI''ie' Of those present. As to
.,'Sa,. ,.asE u vas satisfactory a. a pioneer
apss'ns1' .sasaSan in other respects, such as
i'a0Iy' !. for instance, /. no, stated. Tbi,
,s, Sally the important confederation
I,'i,I %S must ~. chiefly recommend and pOpu.
i.'''' the practice Of cremation I II srsr ror Il
40 70 become popular. - '''' y
", ,a' points made up to this time in IA.
:" Cremation are It's economy, II,
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ON THEIR EARS.
The Democrats ai Washington
Nfenncing Grant.

NIenacing Grant.
WASHINGTON, December G.-The Demo.
cratic members OF the House Of Repre-.
sentativcs had caucuR after the adjourn.
meat Of the House this afternoon, and
remained in session with closed doors
about two hours. In the course OF an in.
terchange OF views upon the general
subject OF the present political situation
several members expressed great indigna.
tion at the conrsc pursued by the
President, alleging that he had in
terfcred with the freedom Of elections
by sending troOpS to the Southern States,
and commenting with especial severity
upon his action to-day in sending 10
Congress, in the guisc, they said, Of an
official document, report on the Louis
lana election, which they denounced as
the work OF partisans OF his own selec.
ton and an effort to forestall the jud 6
ment Of Congress, for which alone, il
for no other reasons, they argued
that he ought to be impeached. The
caucus took no action upon any OF the
suggestions offered, except to appoint n
Committee to report to All adjourned
meeting tomorrow, their recon-
mendation as to the policy that should
be pursued, regarding present and pros
pective political situation, and also in
reference to the suggestion Of impcuch'
ment OF the President. The Committee
is composed Of the following gentlemen
Representatives Hewitt, Payne, Wood,
Holman, Sparks and Warren and Speak.
er Randall.
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more solid bones remained incandesCen
for hours. The whole was in less thar
three hours n reddened charred mass
and could little current Of oxygen have
been introduced It would have been re
duced to ashes under the time stated.
The retort is eight feet long outside
seven feet nine inches inside; twenty
eight inches wide, and twenty.one inchet
deep, with three Aues, the whole much
resembling retorts such as are used in gas
works. The cremation building is neal
little brick, with large and small room
the retort being in the latter.
Altwo o'clock in the afternoon, Town
Hall, in Washington, was well filled to
hear the addresses prepared for the occa.
sion. Col. 0lcott gave a brief history Of
cremation, and hoped to see the day wheu
it would be universally adopted Rev.
Geo. P. Hayes dwelt upon the Bible as!
poets, seeing no command against crema.
ton in the Bible, but personally y PREFER
ing decent burial. DR.. Jas. King, oi
Pittsburgh, spoke upon the sanitary ben.
efits Of cremation. Mr.. B. crumrine, Of
Washington, spoke upon prejudice; Mr..
N. K. Wade, Of Columbus, Ohio, upon
Mechanical appliances in cremation; Mr.,
J. A. Wills, upon holatry Of the body,
and finally DR.. F. ]. LeMoyne gathered
up the fragments reviewing briefly every
aspect Of the work.
The crowd was not as large as was an.
ticipated, and the absence Of prominent
scientific men was observed. Altogether
the affair was a success, the body being
reduced to ashes in less time than was
at first anticipated.
OiBaron de Palm but little is known.
He was about seventy years OF age. Some
claim that he left quite handsome sum
Of money 10 his executors. That his
titles were all genuine, and that he was
we'll and highly connected in Bavaria,
but that he left his country unler ban,
and that while in America he was vir-
tually an object OF charity; that he would
have given his body after death to the
cremation society or any other crgani-
zatIon that would have furnished him
the scanty means necessary to enable him
to subaist. ". II o.
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The details OF the terrible calamity il
Brooklyn Tuesday night are given III
this mornings paper. No catastrophe Of
equal extent eyer before occurred to any
public assembly in this country. In 1911
theatre was burned in Richmond, Va.
whereby over sixty persons lost thpir
lives, among them the Governor Of The
State. That terrible affair is still re-
called with a shudder by the people oI
Richmond, and marks year Of gloom
in the history Of that city, but sad as il
was ii does not compare in magnitude tt
this frightiul holocaust at Brooklyn.
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Marine IntelIigcncc.

New YORK, December G.-Arrived-
Steamship Ethiopia, from Glasgow.
LoNDoN, December G.-The steamers
Helvatiu and AlsatiS, from New York,
have arrived.
The steamer lstrian, which sailed from
Liverpool, Saturday last, for Boston, has
put back with broken shaft.
SAN FRANCBCo, December G.-The
steamer Baltic, from Hong Kong, arrived,
SOUTHAMPTON, December G-Arrived
Steamer Hermaine, from New York.
LONDON, December G.-Thc New York
Herald says that Cleveland iron trade OK.
hibits unexpected revival.
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COLUMBIA, December G.-The Demo
cratic House Is in session in Carolina
Hall, and has just sworn in another
member who deserted Mackeys House
making SO, being the Constitutional quo
rum holding certificates from the Board
Of Canvassers. The Supreme Court has
decided the Democratic House to be the
legal House Of Representatives, and will
issue mandamus compelling the secre.
tary ofState to turn over the returns for
Governor and Lieut.. Governor to Speak.
er Wallace. The Democrats are jubilant
over these events.
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New EoRK. December 6.-Ilarry
Murdock, one Of the leading actors in
the Brooklyn Theatre Company, is miss.
ing, and is thought to have perished by
the burning Of the theatre. Last evening
several residents Of Brooklyn, who are
supposedto have attended the perform.
ance last evening, have not returned to
their homes, and It is feared an examina.
tion Of the ruins to-day will result in the
finding Of the chared remains Of some Of
these missing persons.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPgIcR OF THE cHIEF SIGNAL 0PFicKH,
IV RuVNn1.oN n = nahau,IaH - Y,

opTlcE OF TnE cmEr sIGNAL OPTIcka,
WARRINGTON, D. C., December I'll A. u.
PRoBABILIT1Rs. .rfI
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, in
creasing cloudiness and areas Of light
rain, with temperature generally above
freezing, southwest winds and slighl
change in the barometer.
For the Upper Lakes partly cloudy
weather and slight fall in temperature
northwest to southwest winds, stationary
or slowly rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, southwest tc
northwest winds, no change in tempera-
ture, continued low barometer and part
ly cloudy weather, with areas Of snow
near the Lakes.
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OnIcial vo,o Of New ,Icxico.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, December o.-The
otIici3l convasS Of the vetes polled in
New Mexico at the recent election give
Romeno, (Rep.) for Congress 0'6ol;
Raldez, (Dem) 7,ilS; Romeno's majority
9,173.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-07

WeSregret to announce the death Of
William b. Taney, one OF the proprietots
and late local Editor Of the Wheeling
Register, which occurred at au early hour
this morning.
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-ILIEN-
DIED.

DIED.
TASEY.-on Thuraday morning, Deeemter Z.
1870, ai go o'clock. Of Pub.acute Rheumatism,
WILL Ii. TASEV, In the 26th year Of bis RSu.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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and hold the certificate. Cronin refused
to let them have It. At this time Cronin
left the room where the electors were and
took q stroll around town.
The story further goes on to state
When the electors were met O'Dell and
Cartwright refused TO act with Cronin,
when hc declared vacancy and elected
J. n. T. Miller and II. Parker TO Gil the
places OF those electors and vote being
taken Cronin voted for Ti'den and the
two Others for Hayes and Wheeler.
Cartwright and o'Dell first accepted the
resignation OF elector Watts, then elected
him to fll the vacancy and cast the vote
oil the State for Hayes and Wheeler.
LATER.
Adyices from Salem, Oregon, confirm
the report that the Governor Issued Ger.
tifcates to Odell and Cartwright, RepS.,
and Cronin, Dem. The latter declined
to show his authority at the meeting Of
the electors, and the Republicans refused
to recognize him. Cronin then elected
Jno. T. Miller and Jno. Parker Repub.
can electors, and proceeded to cast
the vote, 2 for Hayes and l for Tilden.
The Republicans organized, Water. re.
signed and was at once reelected and the
votes Cast Tor Hayes and Wheeler, which,
with their sworn statement and copies Of
the abstract OF votes cast in the State, and
certified to by the Secretary OF States
seal were sealed and sent on.
Intense excitement prevails. An out
break was expected by many, who went
TO the State House prepared for any emer-
gency, the Republicans holding an indig-
nation meeting tonight.
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hWEOAE, December G.-ln the course
W !" address to Sam Randall, signed by
george W. Biddle and others Of the Dem.
V''.Ic " u Committee, it is announced that
I' Radical Electors holding certificates
.'tIe'''OH from Gov, S,carns, met to-day
~, ,rS cA'I their votes for Hayes and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-07

-Pingree, Woods & Clark, Boston dry
goods iobbers, announce their suspension,
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LATER.

A'ptcial from Tallahassee, by way Of
Savannah, informs us that at II o'clock
on Monday the Board commenced can.
Wasting the returns in secre, session, and
al 1Oo'SIOck AN Tuesday /, was rumored
that the Republicans had carried tbestate,
A'tWO o'clock this morning Wednesday,
the Board adjourned anil announced
lA. that Hayes electors had a majority Of
Wv votes Col. Cocker refused to sign
certificates of the Hayes electors and
entered protest against the action Of
The Board; he then issued certificates Of
election to the Democratic electors, who
mel aud east their votes for Tilden
mere vas much suppressed indignation
'.nons the people, but no indications o,
violence
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and hold the certificate. Cronin refused
to let them have It. At this time Cronin
left the room where the electors were and
took q stroll around town.
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Mr.. Hoar said that his side Of the
House desired to debate on tho subject.
The motion, however, was undebatable,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-20

INVEST VIRGINIA, 10 WIT AT rules held
w in the Clerks Office ~ the County Court
Of Hampshire County, ou tie fret Monday 10
September, 1876.
Robert White, Special Commission er in Chance
ry causes Of Myiinger ys POwelson, &c, and
Parsons Administrator vs.. Powelson, &c,
Piainuns,
rs.
Isaac " Utisktll, Administrator dc bonis non
Of Thomas French deed, John LOckneI, pa
yid ". llaincs add Thomas POwelson, Dcfen-
dsnts, IN CHANCERY
The objec, Of thi5 suit is to subject a trac, Of
2l9l acres Of land sold TO said Lockner ~ said
White, Special Commissioner TO sale, TO pay the
purchase money due t,Icreon, evidenced by two
Note each for sos C67 cts, dated 18th Narch
1863, and bearing interest from date, on thc-ffst
Ct which The sum Of Si85 90 Is. credited paid
6ih May, 1860, and The costs o. this suit
And u appearing by affidavit that said Isaac
y. liciskoll, Administrator de bonis non OF Tho
mas French, dec a., and said Thomas Powelson
do not reside in this STATE IL Is ordered, that
said uon residents ate required 10 appear within
four weeks after The date 81 the 6rst publication
hereof, and do what % necessary TO project their
interests IN this suit ToEte
& $. WHITE, CCCuc.
SCI tcmber g. 1870
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-20

INVEST VIRGINIA, To WIT AT rules held
w in the Clerks Office of the County Court
OF Hampshire county, on the last Monday in
July, 1876.
VIM. II. Powell, Sheriff of Hampshire
county, and as such committee adj.
ministrator of Jesse PugI, decd,
Plaintiff,
as.
Lcmucl Pugh, Margaret Pugh, +. A..
Nelson and Mary his wife, John w.
Pugh, Isabella j. Pugh, David w.
Pugh, Evan i. Pugh, Martha j Pugb,
Jesse w. Pugh, Abner Rinetart. Lem.
uel j. Rinehart, one Of the heirs at
law of Sarah Rinehart, deed wife OF
said Abner, and the other heirs at law
Of said Rinehart whose names arc un.
known, Defendants, Is CnANCERY.
Tho object of this suit is 10 receive
the instruction Of the Court rs TO wheth
or the payment of n certain sum of mo.
ney, viz 1884 II paid 10y Jesse Pugh,
cec'd.,to Abncr Rinchart, Sept. %. 1919.
rs evidenced by the writing obligatory
Of the latter Of said date is TO be con
sdered as an advancement TO Sarah
Rinchart, decd, daughter Of said Jesse
Pugh and wife Of said Abner, and DC dc.
Quoted from the distributiye share Of tho
children and heirs at law Of said Sarah.
in the personal estate Of said Jesse
Pugh, decd. Also, 20 settle and adjust
the accounts OF VIM. III. Powell. Sheriff
OF Hampshire county, and as such com.
mittee administrator of Jesse Pugh.
decd, and distribute tho personal as
sets among those entitled thereto. And
it appearing by affidavit that Abncr
Rnehart, Lcmuel J Rinel,art. and the
unknown heirs Of Sarah Rinchart, deed.
do not reside in this State, it is ordered
that said non.residents arc required to
appear within four weeks after the date
Of the first publication hereof, and do
wha. is necessary 90 protect iheir inter
ests in this suit. Teste.
c. S. WHITE, c.C.c.n. G.
Sept. ], 1867.
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N qDL0EGJE,


NEARLY one year has now elapsed
since / sold out my business in this
place. and very many of my old patrons
arc still behind with their settlements.
have INDUCED to the utmost of my
ability want to 60 into business soon
and must have my money. al, persons
knowing themselves indebted to me, and
who do not come forward and pay by the
ist Of October, will then have to arrange
with my attorney, as I am determined
the law must do what I have been una
bic to do by persuasion and indulgence.
l sincerely hope al. sill hceG this no
tice--Gt is the last)-and cave costs.
z. 3. sHEETZ.
Romuey August I. 1876.
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ID II w a de .
Oliver Corrector"
And euro for Dyspepsia.
Free from ,dIcoholic Stimu.
la3atS.

Among the many discoveries of valuable ,,
NEEDLES for Dyspepsia, none stand higher ib,n
WAGES Liver Corrector."
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS.
BEnKA L. o., Granville Co, MI
March 10, 1878.
DR. WADE, Dear Sir: Have been afflicted with
Liver Disease or years, which at times A.
mounted to arrangement When in Baltimore,
last November, procured one bottle OF Lave
Cor ector. nov consider myself well. Youg.,
respectfully.
ISAAC y. DAY, of Day 4 Meadows.
Prof. MooRMAs, Emeritus, of Washington chi!
vers'ty, Md, now Resident Physician, White
sulphur Springs, SAYS:
cdr Wades Liver Corrector and Drspepsis
Cure is one of the very best remedies fog Dyspep.
sia have ever used
On. JesEs. n prominent physician in Virginia.
who has prescribed it for two yssrs. sass:
81 can find no better remedy Cor Dyspepsia OF
Liver Complaint than Wades Liver Correcior"
CoL CooDE, prominent aud well knowu
gentleman in the same county, Va, says:
keep II regularly In my family and would
not be without it,"
Mr. Jso. A. NcAnrHua, County Treasurer Of
Duplin, Co, n. g., saws; "Wades Liver Co,
rector has done me more good, aud given ue
more relief in Dyspepsia, than any medicine
ever took, &C.. &c
PnoF. NoEL, OF College of Physicians and Sur
Reons OF Baltimore, aud distinguished pracii-
TONER in that city, prescribes and uses IL in his
own family and says cit is the best remedy
for Dyspepsia with Torpid Liver and Consiipa.
lion Of Bowels | ever knew"
OAK iiiLL n. c., Sept 2, 1878
Din. ID. WADE, Dear Sir, III have recommehG-
cd Dr. Wade's Liver Corfectofn in my pfnt-
lice aud have fonnd il very excellent remedy
in iorpidity of the iiscr, and have anown IL "
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VIM. THORp. NJ. y.
4 I.
CorrectOr is prescribed by our best ply sicians
for Dyspepsia and Liver Disenses, and we advise
any Of orr friends suffering with such. 10 giys
il n trial"
DIR. Walker, "a celebrated physician o " Va
pronounces .'Wade's Liver CorFeCto- the bes.
remedy exisnt for Dyspepsia in oil It's forms.
ID. WADE d co, Sole Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists,
200 w. Bal timore Street.
BALTIMORE
Oct. /, 1675.-1y
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SEJEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held
w ia the Clerks Office Of the County Court
cf Hampthire County, on the last Monday in
July, 1870.
Joseph Haincs Plaintiff,
as.
Tobias Baker and G. w. Gretzner, late
partners doing businessunder the firm
name o.. Baker {; Grcltzner. Dcfcn-
dauts,
In Assumpsit with Attachment.
object Of this suit is TO recover n
diets &. defendants. and to attach the es.
tate ot The defendant Greitzncr, cspe.
cially all bis right, title and interest in
and to lot No. II, in Romney, and to
subject the same to tic payment Of
plaintiffs claim Of $55 53c., with inter
est from 2nd June, 1876, and the costs
Of this soit Ard it appearing that the
defendant G. w. Grctzner. docs not re.
side in tho State Of West Virginia--it is
ordered, that said NONRESIDENT defen-
iant do appear within four weeks after
the date Of tho first publication hereof,
and 10 what Is necessary TO protect bis
interest in this suit Tcste,
&. $. WHITE, c. c. enc.
Sept. I, 1876.
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GLASS FRUIT JARS.
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OF all kinds. Orders promptly oxccu.
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