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INDEPENDENCE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
 EebEMarH 1874. lSI6.


 February 1874, 1916.
 MR. EDIroR:-ln the last number of the Banner, have noticed a communications purporting 10 have been written at Batesville, signed Boreas. This communication, so far as have any knowledge of the feelings of the people, does not speak the sentiments of ths section of the State. It is true, the North would have been gratfed, had she been favored with the nominee-a man whose interest and feelings were identified with hers. But, sir, we are Democrats;- and, as such, it is our duty to submit to the decision of majority of the Convention. l answer, we do; and we will exert ourselves in the discharge of that duty, most cordially, in the ensuing election.
 Without wheeling, juggling, or trick, we were beaten-fairly beaten-in the Conyen- ven!ion; if beating ourselves, can be said to be fair play. Had we been united as we should have been, we might have succeeded; but we were divided among ourselves, and the consequence is upon us. We are beat en, and have no one to blame but ourselves.
 In the plain-dealing North, Col Johnson, the Democratic candidate for Congress, will be most cordially welcomed, whenever it may suit his convenience to visit Us; aud he will be heartily and zealously supported at the ballot box.
 Our circuit court is still in session, but will adjourn some time this week. Several Bank cases have been decided, an believe every case was decided against the Bank If this is the case with the other Branches of the Bank, i looks like slim chance for Ar kansas. Defeat the Bank in the collection of her debts, and would like to know how the State is ever to pay the heavy debt that hangs over her?-the payment of which, must be met with debts due the institution itself. If you could be at one of our courts, yop would think that a very large majority of the people in attendance were opposed to the collection of d Eed cent by the Bank,- and in favor of destroying the books, papers &c.; or, in the language of many, .sblot out and commence auew.n Some have even gone so far as to propose to burn the whole establishment
 His Exc'y, Gov, Drew, passed through our county d few days since, on his way to Lawrence or Randolph county, leaving, by lie way, an appointment for Mir. Bevens, as Financial Receiver of the Baesvile Bank.-- How does it happen that Wings obtain office at the hands of Democratic Governor?- It is true, the Governor rendered the ap- pointment to Henry Neill, Esq; but there were many well-tried democrats in this and the adjoining conntes, that would have ac- cepted the appointment; men, too, that are in every way equally qualified, and, in one respect, at least, far superior to Mr. Bevens he being all entire stranger 10 the people.
 However, the appointment is perfectly satisfactory to the Bank debtors. '
 A DEMOCRAT.
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COL ASHLEY AND "YOUNG HICKORY"
 A communication in our paper to day, signed ~ oung Hickory very earnestly, and with niuch plausibiity-to say the least of it-impugns the Democracy of Col. Ashley :; and not only his Democracy, but the good faith with which he is pledged to this State to support the Administration of MT. Polk The positions of this writer are somewhat startling-are of such character, indeed, as to arrest the attention, and command the se- rious thought of every true friend of Dem ocracy. Candor requires us to admit that rumors of such di5adection, on the part of Col. Ashley, have reached us before; but not in such form or force, as to justify us in noticing them in this way. Their present aspect, and the respectable source from which they come 10 Us, enlitle them 10 place in our columns. If they be true--if Col Ashley be guilty as charged, thea he has not been true to the Democratic party-then he is not the true representative of Arkansas in the Councils of the Nation-then he should be removed as an evil, abated as nuisance; and the place now unworthly filled by him, should be filled by true rpan and true Democrat. MR. Polk was elected by the Democracy of the Union. To this glorious and happy result, Arkansas eontribu- ted more in proportion to her population, than any other State. Our faith in his com potency and fidelity is not only unimpaired, but increased. He has more than fulfilled our hopes. In the estimation of eur people, all his measures, proposed or executed, have been wise and palliotic nor will we tolerate any man, especially one of our own public servants, in opposing such aa Administration. Opposition to Mir. Folks Administration is opposition to the Democracy of Arkansas If Col. Ashley has made such opposition, or failed in giving jealous support to Mir. Polk, then his political days are numbered in Ar kansas. Let him look to it.
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February, lS46.
For Hc Arkaaso, P,.,
bATESyILLE, ARKs pa

bATEsyILLE, ARKs., Feb I,
 MR' EDlroR-The Worth h,. ;. to complain about her deles, ;a i,'a :, ventlon, and good reasons to Ial Il complaints at the door of col 'y l'y
 before the convention. she Vv,' ~.. A
 and % over again, that he, and r'I b;' { every quarter of the State, vp,a a ern man for Representatiy,e +,,s or, conhded in these assurances so0 moment .5 doubling their siincer;lr
 ! into the convention, with saa,ai, being at last gratifed in tbe ,e'i''' i0n' wish of her heart. But N how wy was vas :, How }, vain her hopes! St gulled! Her fond hopes were ''' a' ted-ond this loo 5y aa .asIi,r I,r z z: Is this not sufficient to incense II i yoke her resentment; to make back on Col. Ashley forever, | pected, like the spaniel, to lick ,S the foot that has kicked her, $ E tame and submissive! She willI | Joled and spurned without rsn, will redress herself-she wil5sl pense. A day of retnbu!ion i, l
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We are indebted to Mir Vim E. Woodruff, P. II. at this place, for copy of the follow ing correspondence with the P. II. General in relation 10 the Mails. This arrangement when carried into operation, will much facili- tate, and insure in future, more certainty and regularity in their receipt at this post office. As the Eastern and Southern mails will be put in bags marked for Little Rock; conse- quently they will not remain at the mouth of White River, as they have done under the former regulations of the P. o. Department, but will be brought direct here by the frs, mail from that point
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PULASKI
 COUNTY.

On Monday, ? o'clock, according to prey- ous adjournment, anumber of democrats met al the city Hall, Little Rock, Geo, Brodie Esq, resumed tho Chair, and on motion, F. II. English was appointed Secretary.
 The chairman remarked that the object of the meeting was to nominate suitable demo- cratic candidates to represent the county in the next General Assembly,
 There being but few persons present, it was thought advisable for the meeting 10 ad- joum to a future day. for the purpose of pro- curing fuller attendance; and accordingly on motion, the meeting adjourned to meet again at the City Hall in Little Rock, at ? o'clock on the 3d Monday in April next being the first day ol the Circuit Court for this county.
 GEO ERODE CHAIRMAN.
 E. II. ENGLISH Secf
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SENATE CHAMBER, Feb 14M 1916.

VIM F. WOODRUFF, EsQ:
 DEAR SR.-Y our letter, in relation to the mail. to Little Rock; carried, in person, to the Post Office Dept and procured the change suggested by you, by which the evil complained oi wll be avoided; and take pleasure in enclosing you tue result, in a letter from the lst As't. P. M. General, order ing separate mails to be made up at the sev- eral Distributing Post-Ofices on the Ohio & Mississippi, for Little Rock, of all mail matter for your office or beyond. trust this will facilitate your receipt of mails in future.
 Yours, Sc.
 CHESTER ASHLEY.
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len cents On all letters of the minimum weight sent by tln Steamboat and Stage route, which is over 300 miles leaving 1t optional with the writers, to send by tlfe land ronie at fire cents, or the river route at len cents : Your opinion on the foregoing ts ques- tioAs, is respectfully requested. am, sir, very respectfully,
 Your obi servn't
 VIM. E. WOODRUFF P. N. HoN. C. JOHNSON, P. M. General, Washington City.
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G. Hereafter the Banner will be published or Tuesday evenings for the Baiesyllle mail, so as to enable us to furnish our Northern subscribers with il, by the mail leaving here on Wednesday mornings for that point. Our regular publication day will remain the same as heretofore.
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MR. J. NJ. GILES, is authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions to the Banner, in any part of the State.
 He will visit some of the North Eastern counties immediately.
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Father Fat CT of the Universe ,o .3.a out thu ihls principle, and fl ,5,. a',I't :, the ;ne Gnp m,dst .t of our council, 'nri pn;i 4'
 The curtailment of fIOu o". oi s op absolutely a,, necessary to ou' aas S'aie Therefore, I re, l am decide5lus ,I Huf ? pc the Eth sec. of the 4tb .Ivu.y s..., Of Q tuition of this State shonl5is p,iiI.e sa of to cause the Legislature ',a of 9f a' 'l, \ once Tn every four or si, " r.1. 'ne S e eyer' vel to the call of the Eyoa',: ysa's s Representatives. '' the nnI
 From d well founded o., viction, l think a few ,r;al and deli ana impaftially execn,aJ GlSs law for life, liberty and proDe,,r rope, r's 'h'
 Respecfally.
 Febry6,.u 1oAe JAS.
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To which the following reply was made by the 2d Ast. P. M.General.
 Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
 APPOINTMENT OFFICE,
 Feb Ii, 1916. SIR:-The enclosed printed letter or cir cuIar, submitted by you, is subject to letter postage, when conveyed in the mail 1t hav- ing been decided by he Department, in pre- vious instances, that any writing whatever, except the direction, changes the character of the paper, and makes it. to all intents and purposes, letter.
 Letters should be rated and charged with postage according to the actual distance they are conveyed in the mail, and notby the shortest practicable route.
 Re peclluIly Stc.
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lNpIANs.-The Southern Reformer at Jackson, Mi. of the 18th ut, says, some six hundred and odd lndans, of the Chociaw tribe, under the direction of Gen, ARM STRONG, passed through our city on their way west on Saturday last. Some four hun dred more crossed Pearl river few miles above this place. They will meet al Vicls, burg, take Steamboat on the Father of rivers, and shortly afterward reach their Wild home in the far west.
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Whites l15l-free people of color l,
NEw ORLEANS, FebI LATEST FROM TEYll


 LATEST FROM TEyl| Important from .Nerico-.lral
 Contradiclcd.
 The steamship Galveston q arrived late last night, in hisyl from Galveston. The offices o popular packet delivered low, her arrival, our corespondenl'sl will be found below, and full fl papers. We give the Mexican nc extra of the Corpus Crisli Gazel inclined to place more cEedeneen correspondent does. There is misapprehension in reference oI movement. Tine escort was Hum not 10 Vera Cruz, but 10 Jalapa.
 The Rev. John Haguie, a nIssl Methodist Episcopal Church. charging the duties of the msaoI Christi.
 Major William Il. Chase, A41 A. Ogden, and Capt. Jonalhin U | the Corps of Engineers, aff''d Christi on the 10th inst, for ih'l making a survey of the coast an1 that portion of the Gulf
 "Point lsabel'' is said to be ih1 of the "Army of Occupation T leave, or having already lsIi O91
 In reference to the "pronnac1' Gen. Arlsla in opposition 10 Pa'l we had intelligence here 3y ~ Y Cruz, the editor of the Corpus VI in his paper of the l2ih l,'L' have the best possible evldeas. nc. news is wholly fabulous T. U lhese:-Oa the 25lh January tt. at his Hacienda near honieisl place he had withdrawn on I' command of the Army ol 'n' Vegaeommanded al Monterey . nd command in the Army-o part for or against the revOIaii0. a since the date of his Address " J. his resignation. We have sr no , Christi several parties oi ifaa ! whom are we'll educated, 'iaaiiss'''l M more than one of the whoIe .s a' personal Lnowledgc O. the ua'n ment.' ', ],
 The officers of the U } :, a zens of Corpus Christi SUI. "e'9 S,s " | grand annexation ball" at ''ls ire. o.r,,os.or
 We notice that at Galvss'p- ! .s. 7 difficulties growing out O. aiI iI,i lion, The Collector of the Olli U; the Collector of Texas reSp''' tariff from foreign vessels, ,...,
 It is estimated that at leas' j Germans emigrated to IeSas as '. Y year. The trade carried Il',aneat, va $ and the Rio Grando se'lle%s1br Wbs at S10O,000 per annnm, Il, m.,,seI @ II i be established it will ez'sSu annually.
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The news from Me1l'G sl. ,5s rsl sa British steamer, is nearly ''s Sy lb lished yesterday, recelsga gIs, f from. The dates were of the Slsl Mn nJo JoI and 27th from Mexico, ;,o r ot Santa Anna Jeff for MeSl'Jc I4s1s Cru Avon, that sailed from ", ss'a ,bs Dt We see nevertheless, u thai z; " rs. here from Corpus Cnrlss sorl T orders of the Governmel'' .onir the troops in Mexico, are 1T,aysl sp
 The Faro Mdusir,qf lo.I;Jell .iall 8th inst. says that Mir, .,int s'l''r i lis passports. We e ll',llg ,dllsgnaal call for an escort with ' snorts.
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Ar LAsT.--The lntelligencer has come out and promised to publish the proceedings of the first Democratic meeting held in Craw- ford County in November last, to which matter we recently called the attention of its editors. The condition upon which this promise is now made, Is, we think, altogeth CT fair and liberal, though the time al which it is made, is period somewhat distant from the time of holding the meeting, before 1t is obtained. But, however, the publication of the proceedings of that meeting, at this re- mote period, will give some additional evi- dence on the part of the lntellgencer of a desire to support, and to aid in seeing carried into successful practice, that long cherished principle of the Democratic party, that the majority of the people shall rule Consid- sring the very liberal terms upon which the lntelligencer has promised to publish the proceedings of that, long neglected, meeting; are such, thatawe are inclined to narrow the issue with it, SO as to confne the decision on their publication O. rejection, alone, 10 tie democracy of Crawford county; believing as we do, that the number of democrats deman- ded by the Inlelligencer as authority for it 10 act in this particular case, can be procured in few hours, about either Van Buren or Fort Smith. Now the proposition of the Intelli- gencer is this, that if the Banner shall obtain ff,or [ / f
 sand democrats who reside there, it will pub- fish the proceedings Of that meeting.
 Are there not then. twenty-five democrats in Crawford county, that will requestthe In- telligencer to publish the proceedings of the November meeting in 1915: We shall seer
 s55- Ii is said there arc l500 applicants for offices in the two mounted regiments, ordered by act of Congress.
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Too Mucu LIQUOR IS napl ;ns,, toria's family. Such l a, of I toping we never hea'u to sl7,Q for one year amoali'ss 2 n ' 6oO. for bread was only Slv'It Ie tbsn must set a better exaD'f''
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UNITED STATES SENATOR.

LouIsiANA-The legislature has elected s. Nj. Downs to the Senate of the U. & for six years from the 4th of March l947 Mr. D. is a sterling democrat-possessing the entire confidence of the whole Democratic party of his State.
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ALABAMA.-Tho legislature adjourned on the 9th ut, aflera session of 67 days, having passed three hundred and liIiy-three acts, twepty-eighi joint resolutions, removed the seat of Government from Tuscaloosa to Montgomery; and adopted biennial sessions for inc future.
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CENSUS OF LITTLE

FREE WHITE MAlrs-e. Under ten years of age, Over ten and under eighteen, Over eighteen and under twenty.o5e Over twenty-one and under Iorlv.f,, Over torty-fYe,
 FREE WHITE FEMAlrs-5 Under sixteen years of age, Over sixteen,
 FREE PEOPLE OF Colos- Males, Females,
 SLAyEs-ii7. Under eight years of age, Over eight an1 under sixty, Over sixty ,I
 Total
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W. J. BROWN,

". J. bROHR. 2nd Asst. P. M. General Wm. E. WOODRUFF, P. M. Little Rock, Arkansas.
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From circumstances that were not fore seen at the time the list of Col R. w. joHN- soN's appointments, were handed us for pub- lcaiion; thas become necessary for that gen. tleman to make some changes in part of them; which alterations commence at Hot Springs and end at Philadelphia. We are requested to state that these changes were absolutely necessary, from the best inlorma- lion that could be obtained, to enable Col ! to meet his fellow citizens punctually al the times and places designated. The list of appointments, as they now stand, are correct.
 FiRE.-We learn from he Vicksburg Sen- tineI, that that city was visited on the morn ing of the Huh ult, with a very disastrous and destructive eonfagration. Some E or 20 houses were entirely consumed.
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F. II. ENGLISH Sect.
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LITTLE ROCK:

WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH l, ls4e,
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STATE NOMINATION..

For Representative iB tte 3Gh Congress- at fhe en-
 SRtRg 9aeust election:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

NIRGISIA-IN CuAScERy AT Rule. held
in the Clerks effiee of the Circuit Superior
couri OF Law ond Chancery Cor The county OF Ono.
IN he month of March 1916.
Francis Skinner. William 5 Lincoln, md Henry X
Horton. parlnoH under the inn OF Francis Skin
nr a. Co. ComPtaiaanis,
Samuel Caldwell. Alfred Caldwell and John Lst
ond Sobieski Brady Executors Of James Caldwell
deceased. D.JsAganfs
The defendant samuel Caljwell. u-s having
entered hts apPeamnce aud SVEN security aceordios
70 NE nc, OF assembly aud the rules ol this court,
and It appearing ny satisfactory proof that he Is not
an inhnbilan, of ihe cummoRw ca lih OF Virginia
On motion OF the complaiuanIs by counsel. il u
ordered that the said tefesdanl do appear here or
the first DAY Of the next Spring Term af this court
ana answer the complsuanis' bill, and that a cop,
of tins order be fIIhwIh Inserted in some nswspa.
per printed In The city OF Wheeling Tor two month
suco essiyely. and posted OF The from door OF she cour
house o. OHIO county a copy leslie,
ALEX Il LAIDLEY. Clerk.
l. a. II. mar Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

v IRGlNIA-iS cnAscsRr-A rules bell
in the clerks nfhce 81 the Circuit SuecuoI
Court 81 Law and Chancev Cor The ronnp VI OAio
IN The mouth nf Marh 1876
John " GilL. Jphn w watkins. Rob a. Patterson
tpsei I. M'kee. James Aiesandev. Oswia R,rks
John iiog<. William Smith. wliia~, R.,bin sn
John Alexander and joseph Gill. Trustees Of The
P'csuirni. oirse,or and Co'npsis ID 1.-The Bark OF
AlOuni Pleasant. Complissptsi
ordin,t
John X f~ryih, The Mrichanis' aud, AIcohanies'
iusk 81 ,vteei.'r. Robert JCoy, Johasivu iluu.
ihor, Hamilton u d bhin. Richard hfCflfo. The
N.rh wcs'cm Bank of Virginia. I-aao W Ma,
fhel. adminisiraiof al Samucl Lowiher deceased.
Gus'uvus Gasp. ass enps in bankruptcy of
james N Forsyth. aud of William Il au.shury
and Alfred J Dup.bi. James X ID ,ker. T1sornn,
fcil and Daricl G. List. Trustee. p,G ndasfs.
The D,leudsnu. Jo.n X F,nsyih.. Johs.ton tt,m
ilion. Hamilton X p,'bn. Alfred J Dnpont md
rh"iuas Bell. MOI la, ine cniercd her appeafsnce
'nd gwen security according to he asi oiaSsessbly
and The rules of tins ceyt', aud 1t appearing BY
satisfactory poof iha, hey sIe no, i,bahliNis OF
The com'n nweafth Of virginia-os NOLAN uf HE
comrln'nanis hy council. IL is u,dercd that The SAID
defendants j" appear here on The first day % Ihe
next SPtine term of ihi. Cuuti, aud snswer the
cumpsainnnis bull. aud iha, a copy % hi. order bc
lO'lhwtth inserted IN ,'mc newspaper psinicd in
the Guy OF Wheel,He Lr 'wo months success lively
and pasted at the Font door oi Ito Cour, hooss Ell
Ohio couEiy. A copy iesie.
ALEX Il LAlDLEY, CLERK.
PArLL 81 WEAVER. mar 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17
INsURANCE.

~ ISkS will be taken by the FIRE e. MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
q ~ iesssf rates on
- Bufdings of ali.kinds, stone, BRICK OF OGDEN
ana their contents:
steamsoa,s; factories; mills, &C.
And merchandise ofallkinds.
~ <nd aeain ~ Ill dangers attending the trans
y AGITATION ofgoods o rivers, lakes, seas, canals
nn4 railroads..
t6Ethe character Of the companya as to promp-
titods and literally in the adjustment and ay-
~ .eotQfiessee I've beg leave 20 refer to the mer.
SHeeeo % this place md elsewhere who have had
- IL 40lastuent OF claims upon us. aug
- Main ST. N. w HARDING SeGy.
* HETURN PREMIUMS.
Fire and Marine Insur-.,ce Company
20 Wheeiire, will return 10 per cent on
X&5ontums received for risks taken from this
W ii WAere no lose has occurred.
~ X w HARDING, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17
u. SWEENEY.

E,vp ked md cpeneo 100 Packages
IL r,~,SN snd QuEENSwARE
ihcy have
r. - NJ Tea SETS from 81 to 100 ps
~" a. io
90 extra inc d.
p:.p antel OtrameDls. Colleagues. Fan.
~. va gscai vanv'y.
> invnvd W call ani esamine
,>s uy thug ui lav Mud ever
hacF hns c,.unity. and are wiWih seeing
NSsed FtabB sheis, laced s. high
vr" 10 Do ID
80 "n'c ~rcom- sirns. C~,~serl'es. ro,tccn-,
" r,a P,i> cae-rs ail G cams.
~ xrol~ and saucer. Phi,s. sc, aaisd
49, styles. IN scis - pieces 10 su.i cas-.
wa'c Ne have la~rrrrol Dishes an,l
IA 1ss. 1'ras anal Coffee. Tea and Coffee
y ani Crpm- DC. at Vnr,sn- eulnTs.
Eure b uc aut tstty r",h, SeiS. c.'m.
Pass. D4shts Teas. Sc. e., Wth exc.
ie u@Hlly k~Pi ga lac 'u.',' extensive.
~ ~ ihc FcuntY. std whch the public
90 und ptce t,tc satisfied that we sell
hcg cau be purchse elsewhere. We
Sail and are cons'nn,ly manufacturing
I, fphin Uati Lamps. L.autefns, Tumhler..
, -. Which together wuh our s,o,k Of
/, s5re. Va iDyiie iho attention pi purthassrs.
Ioicssle ar se'ail. warehouses; Nos Z aud
- Wheciinc. Va nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-17

VIRGINIA. CnANcERY-Ai rules held
~ ibe Clerks Office II The Circuit Superior
COun olLaw AID Ch1ncefy for The county u Ohio
IN lie month NJ March 1876
The Msuhaols' ard Mechanic Bank o. Wheeling,
Complainant
against
solomon hlicu. Moeea Allod aud Joseph Caldwell
D,fssdcBn.
The Defendants solomon Alien and Moses Allen.
NOS having entered heir appearance end given W.
curly s~ccJfding o. Tie act oi assembly aud I've rules
~ Hls court. and o. appearing ~ satisfactory proof
hist lRey are moi inhabitants Of he commonwealth
OF Virtinia-Os mufioa 81 the complainant BY ronn.
fel b is ordered that he sad defendants d. spfenf
here on he n'si lev Of Tie noHt fern, end answer
DC co,npls inBnts bil. aud that a eepy ~ tbs order
ne lorhNrh Inserted 10 sumo NJ wspqpcr printed IN
ths city ~ Wneeiug iof ESQ months successiveiy
I'D peied AZ ho front door ol ,hc couu house III
Ohis county a COPY ie.e.
NIX LNIpLEY. Clek
u mag