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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

DY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Esq, Judge of Pro-
To Nancy H. Rogers, John r. Lyons, Joseph ].
Lyons. Ann Is. Clark, A. 0. Clark, william X.
Lyons, J. w. N. Beard, Sallie r. Beard. Mary
E. Douglass, ], r.. Repwick and ]. E. Renwicf.
Legal Heirs and Representatives Of Gen. James
Rogers, who died intestate, Greeting: -
VOU are hereby required to appear at the
Il Court OF Probate, 10 be holden mt Unioif
Court House, for Union County on the eighth
day Of July, A. D. 1879, to show cause, II any
you can, why the claim Of Robert B. Lyons,
against the estate of said Gen. james Rogers
lof which estate he is tho administrator and
described in the petition Of the said Robert b.
Ly ons, on file in my Office, should not be estab.
lished as proper claim against the said estate,
and his voucher for the payment thereof be sus.
tanned.
Given under my hand and Seal, this ninth day
of April, eighteen hundred and seventy-nine.
and in the one hundred and third year of
American Independence.
In Probate Court Union, S. c., April 9th
1879.
(~) DAVID JOHNSON, Jr.
SEAL Judge of Probate.
To the Defendants, John r. Lyons, Joseph J,
Lyons, William L. Lyons and Ann L. Clark:
Take notice that the Petition referred to by
the foregoing Summons was filed in The Office
of the Judge Of Probate for Union County ON
the 9Th day Of April, A. D. 1879.
SHAND & MUNRO.
Attorneys for Petition.
Union, s. c., April 0, 1879.
April IL Is Ct
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16

Eaas FOR BURNs.-The white of an egg
is very eficacious in burns. Seven or eight
applications will soothe the pain, and ex.
clude the burned part from the air, as sue.
cessfuily as colodion or cotton.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16

General Lee asked soldier one day,
whom he found eating green persimmons if
he did not know they were unfit for food.
"I'm not eating them for food, General, !"
replied the man, "I'm eating them 10
draw my stomach up to fit my rations."
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16

GREEN TOMATO P1CKLEs.-Gather when
full grown, just before changing color wash
and slice very thiu throw hot brine on
them-not too strong-and lee them stand
over night; in the morning scald again,
and when cold, drain and cover with boil
ing vinegar, spiced to taste. Thin slices
Of onions may be added if liked.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16

PICKLED ONIoNs.-Peel small onions
and throw into a pan of boiling salt wa
ter; set them over the fire. and allow them
to simmer ten minutes; remove them to a
cloth to dry, and then put carefully irto
glass jars. Boil some vinegar with ginger
and Who'll, pepper, and when cold pour over
the onions.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16

GERMAN PUFFs.-One pint of milk, four
eggs, five spoonfuls Of -four bake in cups
fifteen or twenty minutes. Beat butter and
sugar till they are light and you will have
a nice sauce for the puffs.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16

Vaudeville E. Goudelock, Summons.-For
against on contract. %
Walter G. Moorehead, Complaint
DEFENDANT not served.
To tile Defendant, Walter G. Moorehead.
VOU are hereby summoned and required TO
will be fled in tho office of the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas for the aid County,
and to serve copy of your answer TO the
said complaint on the subscribers, at their
office. No. Law Range, Union, South Carolina,
within twenty days after the service of this sum.
mons on You, exclusive Of the day of such SER
vice ; and If you fail TO answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in
this action'will take judgment against you for
the sum of five hundred dollars, with interest at
the rate OF ten per cent per annum from the
first day of December one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty.six besides, the costs of this ac-
tion.
Dated Union, S. c.. 9th March, 1870.
MUNRO s. MUNRO,
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
~ CHARLES BoLT,
SEAL Clerk.
10 TIE Lyenuunt
of which the foregoing is copy, was filed in
the office Of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas, for the County of Union, ut Union Court
House, in the County Of Union, in the State of
South Carolina, on the Sixth day of March, A,
d. 1879.
Union, s. c., 9th March, 1879.
MUNRO & MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
April l8 l6 Ct
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16

RICE CAKES T-l.~ ~.o --p Of vviu
boiled rice; one pint of flour one teaspoon.
fuls OF salt two eggs beaten light, and milk
enough to make tolerable thick batter :
beat all together and bake on hot griG,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16

A mules hind leg has only ono season
it is always beautiful spring, even if it is
backward. Spring in this case is always
followed by an early fall.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16

"What's Biography, BillY" It's a telling
OF forrin lands that we know nothin about
by cute chaps that never seen EN-" Bill
got government situation.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

In the Court of Common Pleas.
james McKown. J. w. Mel Summons
Kown, Martha Sanders and
Mary George. Plaintiff. For Relief.
against. ..E
Elizabeth Mccullough, Mar. Complaint
garet GLADDEN. and Sarah
Cobb. D Defendapts.a not served.
To the Defendants above named.
VOU are hereby Summoned and required to
l. answer the complaint in this action, which
will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the
Court for the County of Union, at Union Court
House, and to serve copy Of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers, ut their
office, No 3 Law Range, Union, 8. c., within
twenty days after the service Of this summons
on you, exclusive of the day Of such service !;
and If you fail TO answer the said complaint
within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this
action will apply TO the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint
Dated April 9th 1879.
SHAND & MUNRO,
~ e' W Plaintiffs Attorneys.
(~~-) CHARLIE BoLr, o .
To the defendant, Elizabeth MsCollough, Marga-
ret GLADDEN. and Sarah Cobb.
Take notice that the summons in this action, of
which the foregoing is copy, and the COM
plant therein referred to were FL ed in tAe Office
Of the Clerk of the Court for Union County on
the 9th day Of April, A. d. 1879.
SHAND & MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Union s. c. April 9, 1870.
April IL 10 Ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
Mr., w. L. Fegnald.

In somewhat narrative sketch Of the
personal party strategy Of Mr.. j. T. STo-
VAIL, Of Henry, in the matter OF bis ambi-
ton for elevation to place in the Virginia
Senate we spoke Of Mr.. STovALL's impu-
tations upon Mr.. FERsALD as a s'Radl-
ca,' and charging him with having In
duced one or more negroes to burn
his factory. In doing SO we employed
language which we supposed would be
understood as that OF his assailant. NO
thing was farther from our intention
than to speak of the illusions to Mr.. FER
NALD as anything else than the style and
epithet OF Mr.. STovALL. We do not know
Mr.. FEasALD, and could not mean to do
him Injustice. He has made an indignant
retaliation In the public prints, placing his
own name to publications, very frank, and
placing Mr.. STovALL7in an unenyiable posi-
ton. So far from being BIASED against Mr..
FERNALp, we are satisfied that Mr. SToyALL
is endesyoring to practice an insincere and
adroit game with the, negro, and shall be
glad to learn that bis attempt to make Mr..
FgRNALD seapegoat for bis trick has proved
2bOrtiye. ..,:% -. 10y. f...".''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
WILLIAMSBURG.

NOMINATING CoNTENTIoNS-THE WINNERS OF
. THE EoUINoCTIAL BELT-S1CENESs.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
...I. ... .., .~ OCTOBER l, 1879.
Two Conservative Conventions met here
to-day.
No. l called DR.. William Martin to the
chair, and, after the usual skirmish over
credentials, &C., nominated Captain w. j.
Stores, OF York, for the House OF Delegates.
No. 9 called Colonel James 81. Allen to
the chair, and outskirmished No. over the
prelimnaries, but when the way was clear
proceeded to business with great zeal and
activity. The flag OF DR.. R. FL. Power, for
the Senate, was promptly run aioft, but re-
NAMED quivering and unfastened until the
New Kent delegation nailed it to the mast,
where it will gaily and auspiciously faunt
until the November election. ., $50.
Two candidates so meritoriouS and so
popular are rarely started upon parallel
tracks the same day. They both are model
Christian gentlemen, Of sound practical
sense, good speakers, the hardest OF work
ers, and are terribly in earnest. They are
McCulloch men, but committed against the
increase OF taxes. It seems propilious
iniatory step to the great centennial cele-
bration at Yorktown to thus honor two OF
the glorious sons Of York. 49,.
The Readiusters, SO called, showed a
spirit brmful OF patriotism, and when their
spokesman, Mr.. r. T. Lacy, recognizing
the truths that we are largely outnumber-
od-that. more than one question Will be
before the next Legislature-and that in
the great presidential struggle we shall
need that every man stand shoulder to
should-declared for Power. there was a
hurricane OF applause, and the audience
marked the gifted young orator the COM
ing man" for some high and noble Office.
The great day for the shooting OF sora is
the autumnal equinox. At the annual
shooting this year Captain E. III. Ware and
Mr.. II. B. Warren-it requires two to 4
boat-killed nineteen and a half dozen in
six hours. ats'... g.. i. 3...... ....=. -
The county OF James City is full OF sick
ness. The M. DIS and the nurses are the
only busy people. -..t peninsula.
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.
LEXINGTON. VA October 4. Is

'.i LEXINGTON, VA, October 4, 1873.
Editors Dispatch: For several days Lex
ington has been alive with the preparation
OF the i" Catgut" alias Regulators party,
getting up grand parade, or torcn-nga5
procession, which came off last nlght, ana
was fizzle. A stand was run out from the
windows of the Enterprise ofhce' aecolateu
with various and sundry flags ana Cnlnese
lanterns. About O'Clock the dear people
OF the country commenced 10 asseulp,e aI
near Jordan's Point, formed procession,
country Out Of their representatives
whom they counted for the last few days
hv hundreds, by actual count fifty-eight
men. bows, and negroes on horseback, one
1,atpnt wagon, and several little negroes,
composed their grand torch-hght process
sion. am glad to say some OF the better
class OF the ReadiusterS took no part OR
parcel In the tizzle.
!, Messrs. Sherrard, Frazier, and Lady
hsrangued the crowd from the platform,
and fought the battles of the last war over
again; arraigned Auditor Taylor for issu-
inv two reports, abused the Governor as a
traitor, and scattered around generally,
without ever giving the people the slightest
idea what they proposed to do il they were
elected. The only thing was they wanted
to o,the Legislature. The happiest hit of
the occasion was made by Mr.. Frazier,
when in burning words of eloquence $50
called he alluded TO wreath OF flowers
made by. some OF the ladies OF the town {;
and wound up by saying, God bless them,
they were always famous for looking after
the dead and dying. I think such is tlse
tact in old Rockbridge-the Agtators grow
beautifully less day by day. Major Ander-
son told them not many days ago: Gentle
men, do not propose to preach your fu-
neral sermon, but will leave that for the
people OF Rockbridge to do on the 4th OF
November next. s,@ .....'.. .--: ..r
The, old Scotch-Irish blood OF Rockbridge
is booming. They begin to see that the
time is approaching for them to assert their
rights, and they will. a large barbecue to-
day at Kerr's creek takes place, where Ma
ior Gregory will enHghten the people: He
has been doing good service and making
fine impression In this county. Also,
Messrs. Figgatt, Anderson, and Gibbs, and
1 suppose Messrs. sherrard, Frazier, and
Lady, will be there and claim time, as they
always do. .,;fs. ., ~. ~. sg7.,a PHL1o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

Ibyzs few fuu.ioying GonseFva WIG
were, only =, Interested in putting in tne neio
the weakest possible stickes In this IL Is
generally agreed tllatatbey fully succeeaeo.
ThreeFof the townships were not repre-,
Fsented, and any one presontswas allowed
the privilege % voting for these townships
az he thought best. a-,--~e.<fa---
So far from the nominations giving salts
faction, a number Of the Readinsters, as they
left the Convention, declared their purpose
not to support the ticket, and washed Lnelr
hands OF the whole concern. s,
The only man OF any note on TINS tick et.;-s
the candidate fer The Senate-in opedience
to and out Of respect for the popular op III
ion OF the county, has refused to accept 1ne
nomination. - f'i3 ~ ''-''''S' -.
II the geadiusters Of this county ever n na
any strength, which is not generaify pc
lieved, the result Of their Fraudulent con
vention and the dissensioHs it created mas s
utterly dissipated their strength, SO tnat Tue ,e
regular Conservative ticket can haruIy pe
said to have any opposition. Count on
Bedford, sure. Is this the sort OF : pooms w
the Wing correspondents are reporting ai'
over the State? s..425 ..l.GJ bkDFoNp.
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BEDFORD COUNTY.

Editors Dispatch: see in the Richmond
WHO Of q recent date. an account OF the
late, Z. Readjuster, boom" in, this county.
Ii this is, a. fair sample OF its reports from
other counties, surely the Conservative
party have nothing to fear in the State.
During the absence Of the, crowd attending
the speaking OF Messrs., Tucker, and Pierce
at d warehouse IL our town, a; few Re.
adiusters assembled in the courthouse and
held the most iarcisl burlesque OF meet
ing ever held in this county. 49,, !. ,.,.s
III The meeting did not pretend to represent
one-han OF the Conservative voters of the
county. It was composed almost entirely
Of soreheads, chronic ofice.seakers, boilers,
DO, &c. and through their ignorance, this
meeting or so called Convention, it Is saids
controlled and managed almost entirely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
Judge William J. Robertson in Favor of
the McCuuoch Bill.

WHO are the leaders OF the Agitators
Where is the lawyer OF judicial mind who
is in favor OF the repeal OF the McCuLLocH
bill? Is there anybody Of reputation in the
ranks Of the Destructlyes? Who is it a?
We recently published Mr. JAMES ALFRED
JoSss's letter. Yesterday we reproduced
an article from Judge STAPLEs's home pa
per giving his views upon che pubiie-debt
question. To-day we have letter from
Judge WILLIAM J. ROBERTSON, which tells
its own; story. All Of the lawyers. upon
.who1n MALONE relied to get rid Of the judg-
ment Of the Court Of Appeals are opposed
TO bis dangerous scheme. 1t may be as
wellto add that whatever General MALONE
may have said at Halifax Courthouse, Ma
;ier JONI W. DANIEL proved By unimpeach-
able testimony that in Winchester the Gen
-eral said his plan was TO reorganize the su-
preme Court OF Appeals. a@.%a 81
Judge RoBgRTsoN's letter follows: .y
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, I
October, 1879, !
Ny Dear Sir,-on my return home to-day
/ find your letter Of the 18th ultino. 81 !
] do not understand the extract from
General Mahone's speech, to which you re-
fer, as indicating a wish 20 have noe put on
the bench OF the Court Of Appeals, and
consider 1t entirely unnecessary for me to
say that would not consent to allow my
name to be used for any such purpose
Such declaration I,wOuld not hesitate 10
make i'll thought the occasion had arisen
for it.. x n a. ~. " f,JE
My engagements are such that I cannot
agree to make speech on the debt ques-
lion. have no objection however, for 1t
TO De generally made known that i am, as ]
nave always been, in favor of paying the
TO the extent necessary Tor the purpose:
ard that although ! regard the Icclllocb
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rsesur IN. Force I" We Will gHaye@ao
wore TrAnBse about tste scAoos
81 n ossey. y,
81 We omit ar. Randalss letter. His Dues
tiets are given by MI. Taylor. =
EoMMoSWsALTu0FV VIRGINIA, }
OFFICE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
..sss-..-- September 80, 1879. }
Mr.. r., II. RanddA: ! Il :
Dear Sir.-Yours OF the 9th received:
You aak, first: Can we VILE impunity s.ale
our public schools and pay our teachers la'S 10
the course of this scholastic year, ~
Answer: I shall faithfully carry out tne
provisions OF the Henkei bill. shou,a our
sratedebt be funded undes the act vi naicu
last (the McCulloch billb we Will ia my
OPINION, have no more trouble about t'ie
school money. ..o .,x, -,,.,oo;,-
.hie warrants which are to be issued to the
teachers can he sold to che banks without
mnch discount, say not over per centnm Z
= hnswer: I do not see That these warrants
wood he, ot any discount There may posi-
hIv be some little delay, but the treaslrers
fof the counties] will cash them when tney
have money in hand, and will be entitled
to credit therefor In their settlement at THIS
:. Tb;rdy In the lastfact of the General AS
so,,,bjy, why does it read that only three
sourths of the schoolmoney shall be retain
ed i'm the hands of each county and corpo'
ration treasurer, and not the whole OF 1t
:. Answer: You will remember that under
our laws one fifth OF the property tax, TO-
retber with the whole 5capttation tax, Is APP
,nropriated to the public free schools BE-
fore this one fifth, however, can be ascer-
tanned the accounts OF the treasurers must
he closed I'D at this Office, and the expense
Of assessing and collecting, together with
delinouents and insolyents, deducted. now
as this process Involves much delay, the
General Assembly fixed upon one fouftn as
n proper percentage for. all such charges
and allowances. This one fourth, there
fore, will be deducted from the one HUI,
and the schools receive the balance. vi
course. MS TO the capitation tax, the deduc-
tion OF the one fourth will be from the sum
fofnL as the free schools are entitled to the
whole OF it, and not to one fifth only, as IN
the ease OF the property tax. -,
Fourth. Is it'yonr opinion that any APP
portionment will be nude this winter OF
school money to help pay the back lndebt'
edness? .......!~ .,,,u.t. ~ -,
8 Answer: It Is impossible for me to tell.
Fifth, Do you really think the whole
amount due the schools will ever be paid I
Answer: This, too, cannot tell but
am very clear that when the condition oil
the Treasury will warrant it an anpropria-
ton should be made to pay of all the ar
rears ascertained to be properly due to the
schools. .,. ..-..,........ .. ...s
am, very respectfully, -
WILLIAM F. TAYLOR,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

oFfICy. SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CIiARITlEs,l
ALMSHorSE BUILDING. 7
RICHMOND. VA, September 24, 1879.
A LABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
~ ESTABLISHED, under the supervision Of the
undersigned for the purpose OF obtaining work for
the unemployed and homes for INDECENT children Of
this city. :
OPENED, In correction with the Department or
Outdoor Poor" where applications OF those seek
ing employment and those desiring 10 employ per-
sons can be registered.
Persons representing various trades and occupa-
lions are now registered for employment !,
Tho c III want OF SERVANTS, LABOREkS' &c
are requested to can at or correspond with thls
Office. -" -. .,
Letters should be addressed "SCPEkiNlE S-
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, RiCtiAeAp'
VA.," marked LABOR EXCHASGE;m
-. ! - CHARLES Z. BIGGER,
Sc "a -3m Superintendent of Public Chartues'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

Important Discoveries, among achich are
TIE Long Lost Nem and Old TeStuments
and their Prtncipia. By JOSEPH c. AID.
pISGToS, of Norfolk, Va. Printed by the
Author :: Milk street, Boston.
I We have the book bearing this title from
Messrs. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, and they
have it for sale. III ], st.9f !.
The Earl eS- Magse A Novel. Forts
ct ,Fsdelis.. Philadelphia J, Peterson &
III BRoTHsRs.q 4j tss.,s,ja s,,,rS .1;4 as ls.1a
~ We have received this book, which we
suppoEe is for sale byy the booksellers. : ~
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HEATH4..

Died. in this city. at 4. NJ October roo 6Ln;
GEORGE W. McCAULEY, in the swenty-secouo
Ills u FUNERAL will take place at 8 o'clock THIS
AFTERNOON from the residence 81 Ms - pdi go
Lester street, Rockets. Frtends Oh lne FANNY
Invited TO attend. ..... e. ...1...t
n,sd ~, Yesterday. ut o,ciock:P. NJ. after lin
paring fitness nj the residence Of his currents l9S
east Broad street, CHARLES E son 81 nilai9 ~, y.
and Martha F. Benson, In the thirty year "a NO
age. r.: :. =. ,rr,I,1S 4 ETEp NOON
IRey. Dr. p T.. Preston's) The friends of the family
are invited to attend ~ '.y-Jt :.
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.TssEsTaTz CaNvAs.
nj ROOMS sTA7E CONSERVATIVE
go EXECUTIVE GOMBITTEE,
tk EYaHMlH1. SepttmbPr 3, 1879,

tsSGHM08U, scpscIuDtE o. 10'o' <
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS, to be
" addressed By one or more distinguished speak
ers, are annsuneed as follows:
October 7.h-Cfa;g Courthouse, Russell Court
houEe. ...--a..-..-..- .
October sib-Eorfolk ci.y might, Russell Court
houae.
Queen Courthouse, New Kent Courthouse. OAK
Level Henry county,, Prince George Courthouse,
Pninski Courthouse, TazeweIl Courthouse, War
Voc oso dS iota@E1amsv1e Patrick county,.
October 11th-Rich-Y Valley Camp-Ground fsmyth
county,, Patrick Courthouse Blacksburg thons-
gomary county,.
October 13ih-Abingdon, Botetourt Courthouse,
Buckingham Courtllouse. Campbell Courthouse, O.
rolipe Courthouse, Chesterfield Courthouse. CLARKE
Courthouse, Henrico Courthouse, Henry Courthouse
James City Courthouse, Loud0un Courthouse. Lou
Courthouse, Nansemond Courthouse. Northampton
Couri house, Northumberland Courthouse, Prince
s TtI Coaronse, Wythe CourshSnse. '''
October 14th-Floyd Courthouse, Scott Court
October 15th-Greene Courthouse. Hanover Court
house. Stafford Courthouse. Cascade (Plttsyvania
CourIhoueel; Front Boyall Warren connty).
land Courthouse, Lexington tRockbridge county,.
October 17tli-SaleR Roanoke county, Green
Dt October 18th Newbern pulaski county,. Par
ker's Store (spotsytvanial, slmmonsville tCraIg
October 20tll-Amherst Courthouse. Carroll Court
house, CoYiueton tAlleghanyl. CulDeper Court
holl.e, Dinwiduie Courthouse, Essex Courthouse,
Fairfax Courthouse, Lee Courthouse, Lancaster
Courthouse, Mecklenburg Courthouse, Pirtsylvania
Courthouse, Rockingham Courthouse, Smy 9Th Court
house Southampton Courthouse. .s... 49,.
October 2lSt-Buchanan Courthouse, Prince Ed
ward Courthouse tFarmVille), Warren Courthouse.
Salem Roanoke county,. Giles Courthouse.
October 22d--Amelia Courthouse, AliddiescX
Courthouse. pamplin's tNelson county.
October 23d-Abingdon Washington county,,
Bath Courthouse. Elizabeth CITY Courthouse, Lynch
bug, Madison Courthouse, New Market tSelson
county,.
October 24th-Bristol.
october 25th-Brownsburg tRockbridge county,,
Wytheville, Big Lick tRoanOkc county,.
October 27th-Accomac Courthouse, Augusta
Courthouse. Bedford Courthouse, Brunswick Court
house, Cumberland Courthouse, Fauquier Court
house, FIuvanna Courthouse, Halifax Courthouse.
Highland Courthouse, Independence tGraysGn conn
ty). King William Courthouse, Lovingstou (Hcs0nj
Orange Courthouse, Page Courthouse, Washington
Courthouse, Westmoreland Courthouse, Wise Court
house.
October 2Sth-Bland Courthouse. Montgomery
Courthouse, Patrick Courthouse, Surry Courthouse.
October 30lh-Lexiugton (barbecue), Henry
Courthouse (barbecuel, Carrsvilie isle of Wight
county,.
November 3d-Franklin Courthouse.
T. NJ. LOGAN Chairman.
j. Bell Bigger, Secretary.
DaDers please 30