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toxication walked into the dining room, where
his wife was, and deliberately fired a pistol at
her, the ball entering her left side. Mrs. b. ran
towards the kitchen, saving 81 am shot, and inn
mediately fell and expired. Barlow has been a
drunkard for a number of years, and, as we learn
has not been sober for the past four weeks. Mrs.
B. is represented to us to have been very estl-
mable lady. Barlow was Immediately arrested,
and is now confined in Jail. We have heard a
great many rumors in regard to this tragedy, but
refrain from mentioning any at present. Bar
low, we understand, as well as the deceased,
are from West Pennsylvania, but have resided
here good many years. Ii is a fortunate mat
ter, under the circumstances, they are unblessed
with children"
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that the holy cause which we defends the cause
of the people and Of National independence.
In the name of these, then, we invite your ex.
cellency-and rely confidently ON YOUR sincere
patriotism-immediately to second an enterprise
so noble, and give thus a day of gory to the
country TO which you have rendered so many
services. Ii is, beyond all doubt, certain that
the cause which we defend will speedily triumph,
not only because the government $50 called) may
be said 10 be already oyerthrown, but because
the whole nation is in commoton, and resolved
TO vanquish those who wish 10 sacrifice it
The trumphs obtained by our arms at Guadal-
axara, and the pronuncamento Of the whole de-
partment Of Vera Cruz, attest this truth, and for
the complete information Of your Excelency, il
only remains for me TO state to you that the val
liant generals Landero and Perez, declared them
selves in the city of Vera Cruz, on the 3lst ut.,
inviting, through a commission, the illustrious
General Santa Anna to come and place himself
Immediately at the head Of the army sustaining
the national independence and liberties, in con-
iounity with the plan which we have proclaim
ed, and of which | herewith transmit copies to
your excelency.
The enthusiasm among the united people and
army cannot be greater, chiefs, officers and men
Of all classes Of society are presenting themselves
to us by hundreds.
We congratulate ourselves, in the name of
the nation, which will soon be able to show its
gratitude to its worthy servants. God and lib
CrtV
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J. MARIANA DE SALAS,
VALENTlN COMES FARIA


To his EXcelIency the Commandant General
of the Department Of Vera Cruz.
Editorial remarks Of the "bldcador" on The fore
going.
According to the document, which we insert
with the greatest satisfaction, the pronunciamen-
10 took place in the Capital of the Republic on
the 4th instant as was agreed upon by those pa
triots who had on the preceding day received
intelligence of the declaration Of the garrisons
here.
On the departure of the express which brot
this intelligence, so gratifying, very few troops
remained with Generals Bravo and Peredes, and
those were already in agreement with their COM
panons, which under General Salas Morales, oc-
cuped the citadel and part of the city, which
they would soon occupy entirely.
Nera-Cruzans! The cry of union and of lib
erty, sent forth from this city-its cradlc-tra-
wells with the velocity of lightning. The people
and army united are conqucrng the usurped
rights of the country: they have now no other
object than the public good. Long lire the Re
pubtc!-the URiG!-the Hteiar genius who,
though out of the country, and in exile is able
to promote its felicity, and smooth the obstacles
IN its way.
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From the Union.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

We published accounts on Saturday night from
Commodore Conner, down to the 30th July from
Vera Cruz; and in last evenings Union we fur
nished extracts from New Orleans papers, with
accounts from the city of Mexico to the Goth, and
from Vera Cruz to the 3lst, (roceived via Hava.
na.) We are now oblgngy furnished with
ranslatIons of Mexican papers subsequently re-
ceyed at the Navy Department, with dates from
Vera Cruz to the 9th of August inclusive, and
from the Capital to the 4th of August. We un-
dcrstand that the following are the most material
articles which these papers contain. If these ac-
counts may be relied on, the revolution is ad-
vancing with rapid strides to place Santa Anna
once more at the head of the republic:
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be there yourself, send James or Henry, any Of
whom will do just as well.
Ii none OF you can come, will award four
miles OF those repairs to YOU, and no mistake.
In conclusion ] have only to say, thai in order
TO shield myself from any censure in this case,
YOU will, It you please, keep shady don't tell
Crossan any thing about our arrangements, nor
any other person, and all will be well.
am, dear sir, very sincerely, your humble ser.
want, WN. NUI,RINE.
John Moore, Esq.
+. ). Say nothing about those sales to any
person. You know there is set of "hungry de-
rits" on the Maysvile road, whowould bid soow
astorenderrhe work unproftablet to men thatwould
faithfully perform their contracts. w. NJ.
This charming letter is found on pag SAT. Il
shows h0U this business was done and hOC the
State and people were plundered. Is it any won
der that our State debt increased rapidly under
such men, who were appointed and kept in place
by such board of Public Works. We almost
despair Of giving the people even a faint idea Of
the deepvillainy that has been practised and which
has partially been dragged to light by this report.
We cannot give every instance. The book is
FULL Of them. WiH the people of Ohio exam
inc these things and reflect that these same plum.
derers are yet among US shouting democracyi de-
mocrocy!! and asking again for power, place and
DiuHder.
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Translated from Ell Indicator Of Vera Cru, Of
august 6, 1916.
LIBERATING REPUBLICAN ARMY.
CRY OF MEXICO, Aug. 4, 1876

TT' - '-'1''7T7'' 'IT'c' " TVIV'
In the morning of this day almost the whole
ofthc garrison ofthis Capital, who are at this mo-
ment under the orders of the undersigned and of
General ID. Juan Morales, occupying the citadel,
declared against the Government and will soon
be in possession ofthe whole city, us troops who
remain under the orders of Generals Bravo and
Paredes are insignificant, and are extremely dis
affected, and almost in union with us, for il can
not long be concealed from any good Mexican
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The Statesman wants to know for what the one
cent OF annual tax is levied! The answer is ca
sy. 10 Paythe Ninety Thousand and odd dol.
lars which John Yontz and his swinding Loco.
toco confederates cheated the State year before
last: That's what it's for. Had it not been for
the extravaganza and frauds of Locofocoism,
the amount of taxation would be considerably
less than one half what it now is!-Scioto Gaz.
cite,
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From The N. Orleans Picayune Ertra, dug. "a
FROM THE ARMY.

The steamship McKim arrived from Brazos
Santiago at an early hour on Sunday morning,
bearing dates from p, isabel of the i7h, from
Camargo, the present head quarters of the army
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HoRRIALE TRAGEDY.-We take the following
from the Louisville Journal of Thursday:
"The neighborhood of Jefferson and Fourth
streets was thrown into great CONSERVATION, about
II o'clock last night, by the murder of wife by
her husband. George w. Barlow, who keeps
a boarding house there, while in a state OF in,
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CAMARGo, Mexico, Aug. II, 1916.

One step towards Monterey is to be taken to-
morrow. Capt. Duncan's battery, accompanied
bya small portion of McCulloch's men, leave
this place in the direction of the mountains, and
by some road on the opposite side of the river
1t may be looked upon only reconnaissance,
although an artillery force is along. Ofwhatev-
er belalls them on the road you shall be made ac-
quaintcd in good time. If the command does
not take Mer in the route, it will go close to that
place.
News has reached here this morning to the ef-
feet that the city of Guenero has pronounced in
favor of the United States Government. The
people of that place have all along been friendly
towards the Americans or have so seemed.
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Of the 18th inst. The news by this arrival from
Malamoras is not of general moment. Colonel
Clarke has succeeded in re-esiablishing order in
the city by putting into execution the orders die
tated for that purpose by Gen. TAYLOR.
Capt. f. l.. Ball of the Kentucky volunteers
is supposed TO have been murdered by the Mexi-
cans on the road between Burita and Matamo-
Tas.
The town Of China, on the Rio ST. Juan, a.
bout 65 or 20 miles from Camargo was taken on
the 9th inst. by Captain McCulloch of the Tex.
as Rangers, without opposition. Col. Seguin,
with one hundred Mexicans were in the town,
but on the appearance Of the Americans they re-
treated. Another Mexican depot Of arms has
been found in Matamoras, and a quantity Of
stores and ammunition.
The regiment of Rangers under Col. Jack
Hays and Lieut.. Col. Walker. left Matamoras a.
bout the 10Th inst, on an incursion into the in
terror; the precise route to be taken by them is
not known, and will depend probably upon cir
cumstances. We hope to be kept fully apprized
of the movements of this corps to which great
importance is attached in the army. The Cd
Regiment of Dragons which is now only COM
posed of four companies, with about 375 men.
has abandoned its encampment between Point
Isabel and Fort Brown, and was at Matamoras at
last accounts. Maj. Gen. Butler is represented
tobe quite illat Point Isabel.
CAMARGo, Mexico, August 13,
Editors Of the Picayune. have
just heard Of the arrival of the remainder of the
Texas Infantry, under Col. Johnson-also of
portions of the 3rd and 4lh U. S. Infantry un-
der Col. Garland, with Capt. Bragg's battery.
have already mentioned that Gen. Worth's Bri-
gade was under marching orders for the interior,
the order being to be in readiness to move within
eight days from yesterday.
Gen. BurIeson and several other Texas gen.
tlemen of distinction have arrived at this place.
also see Captains Mason and Pope, and believe
they are about to Join the new spy company that
McCulloch is forming, Capt. McC. is now out
with a small party, with Capt. Duncan, of the
Light Artillery, recommending the country in the
vicinity of Aqua Leguas.
A letter from Camargo, dated August the 9th,
says
The steamer Hatchee Eagle arrived here last
evening, Gen. Taylor and his staff coming upon
her. The talk now is of immediate movement
towards Monterey, making depot for provisions
at some point on the route. Whether the army
is to move by way of China, or is to cross the
San Juan at this place and march on the other
side of the river, has not yet been settled upon
believe. There are now near 5000 men, all
regulars, encampcd here, and hosts of volunteers
are en- route and shortly expected-some ofthem
this afternoon.
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DEAR FRlEND: Alter my bestrespectsto You 4
family, and anapology for my absence Trombone
at the time you honored us with a visit, would
wish to inform you that the sales Of the repairs of
the National Road will commence at Jacktown
ON Tuesday the 18th inst. Policy dictates that
YOU should be present at those sales, and the or
der Of The sales requires the contractor to be pre-
sent also. If you cannot make il convenient 10
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Trust Sale

mr-uance II decd 90 tru,' from Elijah g. Ioac-s
e"d Charlotte his wife, 10 re, dsied Hccep'rr ,d.
1913, and recorded n thU tlcrks office t- 1aiutt
'o9t' it ON" county tn deed onk. No. 2r rage elI
sa on Saufday The Both dat OF SeptciHsr w., s,I
az pnbic auction 10 tie highest and ssi bidlct al ihc
t"nl door OF tho Court huuSc cr OHIO County. thr fl
sowing Described properly, Lots No. and u.s. Boo
VIC suafe Noe. and one uud,, .dcd halls OF lots No q
anu u square No ,, ou tc lspcfg pi 40 iie sdjit.
ion isid ou hy Samuel Sprgg and John Eclir Go tlst
par Of ihc CITY ufN heepe caed South Whceic
ADDITION is commonly called Richie own.
Tie a'oNe properly VIII DC sold fhr follow inr
terms. va Two hundred dcars, together wish an
"hhii tuhcicni io IaN Hl costs end charge vl o.. TO-
pun"h !" lie paid in Cash the remainder isce ultsI
"'hu" pay mou's, the interest 10 DO afd raffcriy Sep
""'c ho'es lo q" given Dr principal and lucfcs 10 tv c
cured :" the satisfaction ut tee tuf>tDc.
Wil also sell as tlc tirc Eul pIare 'at 40 L..
ln Last " hccIiug, corner ct John and Ii.a strrst
Terms, cash. aug 20 DANI.C. I.I-I. Tru,,,c
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CnANCEnN sAlE-
M - o.. Is. 9. ~ %. !. I-enraa. .rnLrln.

VII H. ir-- ara -. '"uFuW .urfrrD- o.,
~ 10 FuAEFs co. Bass Srotr.
lu'-uaN !" thc Ioui dccrcc made by thc Ctsrui Suc
il"f t"uu OF Law sud tfaucsrs fsr Ohio f1IItt ..
'' 'elh DAY ol JWc, lslh, Boz tfc fnfor -si.s Doe ham
cory lriWt,n jaws NsEtR complainant. aud Iss...,
fhh.HAfta nilns dcicudaItst auf Irr NtrstI,s, +,
$50 No. iANt,s BRsk CO. WurEIf,s com. d. mani ..d
i-Nhfh Fufcrtlf'~ UrfHs and srvts14fr.tor AID
,ihLAr o'ifhdsnisi aud JOSIAH iuN complainant. rtd
~. A frt"hA ~ AuNl stslrA roU aud a4uFte deem,
uab-i 81 iN, cog MuNpAy, thc TwtNIb sint drt .f sl
'e' pr a. -e' OF public auction, ai Ihc fou door nf
10 ,"H' house 90 ohio rouuts the tof. rnui frei o.
~ p ON" -.. t>eyrnitrI, eighteen tuc-t, .irif and
tvg'ihl u"'1 in lrdt-fais edfr ipu fl fl.s town
Nh'tif now Fnri of iIe oity OF " u,. r,! tla "
.nhtts oi lie CAPITAL stock 81 cine said Merchant l
Ns'h,s hshh which leionEcd 90 TIE said iaf1oi a.
htffat a. Tic Time Of his death
iLsNs. - purchaser go pas sem per cont rn tend
"H ' IaFhrt n vince equal insf flnicts each Ie.ripa
ln'e'r, "u TIE day oi sale and pats fc resnsst,,,
." Twelve asa citic-u months ffuuiihsf dl B.ud.
WIN Eo1d fcruuli i1 tc given by each rttI .f fr l.
dclcrfcd insialmcus nud fhe tro 90 ts no IN. u, A.
retained until paJ nielu m niu.
~ n Join N TlLr 90,
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NINEK,s CNADIAN VEnMIFUGE

xxi ORAlS arc Tho iruHhh srntcc 81 many and vet,
W. s'iou diseases. indeed th,fe ts scarcely com
psint which sitcif nf1uct and siidhnod which nitN
not ~ PRODUCED or highly aggravated ~ prc-cncc o
these anIrg,- Boz t ts1te-, recorded cav
susucW physician, -nt their producing ~ NiiHs
dance Dck JAW, aroplcsy msuia, dfosN che head in
naniaiioh oi She rye perverted visip PARALYSIS cspcr
ANY ~ iie muscle su reUcu ~pccch -Iuiutiur rai
pslon oi The heN1. hccnp dry cough picuratir he ns
cruplnn, Rheumatic PANS ~ TIE JOINTS, &C ~. Chan
iha 'rvey pee Martrs seems h.V. a.
ur-n sld Support in wc1k aud dcptavrd condition Of
thr d.s organs" Araiu DC SAYS. slu al srs- oil
tutnifIsi strength and ewariafiou Of ranc however
reduced ard especially f tie l,,,cs share the deliI
ta.f STATE in child surr@rt thoir cNi-fante or
.r'rty tcncra'ipn pr 1rccorl o,s"cs AT csnpo; D.
cNH.ird tia weak STATE OF tc digestive organs b. that
which priucipait leads 20 The production of worms
d. Nooi remarks "thcre c. rfcai space improve
nri W thr mode ura'inr tlis complaint - Worms
Ire l.re-i Worms uuqucs' inrahly found ire
guruli young People persons or weakly of tnria.
we hrts and dspccuc h1tis. aud h"ncc hfst rteu
u"n flnuid o. o inNgorcc fc system generally and ;hc
stomach esd utosiirrs Varicularit."
ih. feincty 90 winch Wo would call tho attention Of
She pulltr which has proved -pccessui itf onr
tu'cf sd g. ruUycrsai, aekrov cdccd o., al who have
tpv o. i"le fa superior lo o,hcr insdciuc ever ei
Ilutri tu uscart Tor which u tF rc-ouincudsd 10 so,
otd drstu1s Murtus and iuvEota't~ tLc vtue system
tu deceive, and carries 81 The -Ipcrsiundan slime ot
riucoa'. gfCN icUt iu v stomach bowels 81 tih
dfcn, igore especially those n had health. The tntcus
fnrw' The led or net Boo winch Worms produce Then
tuauc, AVID iy removing b. iupo-- Idle f1f the Norm.
So tvuHu bio he tody a. tsrmlcs ia rc ecrts r th,
10y Be uhr, even Wfcn worms are discovered
JOHN WiNER 4 GO.
sole uroprlciors the q. T.
Fof sale - fHN OR & PAUL Druggists. A. 70
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FnR SALE

IHt sffrritrr o1efs Ter sale Lots Mes Q, and a. in
llf rin Square 81 lla Addition % south Wheeling
gaed AchlciOa s) lad ou ~ Samuel Hpigg sud John
NHchir ufou which h erected comfortable ard cduvrn
irt hfiek dwelling. snd has excellent garden eGnts
ming tafiefV 81 rlucc FfeH Tres and Shut erv
aan well ~ rsiiinR. smoke hoiiss ke ssd =
pleasantly situated The property is now arrHref h,
Jacob o. Bier Do VII take pleasure in siotg , IA ~,
any dfFuiua 90 purchase
AtHo--Thc undivided one hrifo Lott Nos I soso
and tiie undifidrd haifof te North hail 0f 10 ~ ~
ihe 9nd slnafc in F ai0ye said addition 10 s,tf ~ 49,
iiug With their improvements CONS ting ~ 49,, -
dwfning containing ~ ICONS ~ aid ID ftet sssh A.
AiFp t."l Ng.l't Do Llst Wheeling heior a. A.,
t.n.s' ~ tti ie,ih erected or Is rar,f,rfstts
i''Hr g"e.l"f h"w occupied b. fliigp Bier Ps5
~ ~ OF lilf East Side of f6f 80 fts IA, -
\, l,in9 "h lolin street. UPON Which u rfcfffds 800 =
"'' uNfi''f row osreVielty uir sufsrrifrr fhs
- VIM e i0s pfIrrs snd on srcononso.
A'ltu g.. g. IEFFERe
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JOIN psi. CO.. and o.I-cr. eomrIalnanls.


J@hh x. FORSYTH. Dsnic' & Iisi Tru- u CpANcEET.
tee. aud oihcrs, defendants
~ We tttCu Stn e-inf Court of Law A gbsnr.fy Gr
bhn county. NirriHit.
The pariie 10 tir above csse aud ali others Interested
Nh'She huicc that pursuant tile dccrcc nf SAID eorr
helc ~ said tify daN of lame IHtg viii
P'"ccrl on the hsi dss September $50 ~ ny office
~ zoe ~ ~ Wheeling. 20 take snd -ae the accounts
"toffN hN sad decree: particularly, ia. an,unts dne IN
v pam tft; and The other creditors OF Iohn r. FORSYTH
81" John ~ f"fsNih and Co. the delss mentioned In
- ustl OF ust Tor sed John Torsyih to Miliiam
Nu"ilurt, COPS of which h. flied v,th the nh and al
ne order and pfioriiy in which The -sn,e az, ,,,er
,hareac on The iuisi property and fund under thai ds,,
e-'"Hainins also which tcm are dft. 1 Iobn N ro,
s.a -" and which oi hem are tho SEPARATE debts Of
LIN stHtih ALSO, che amounts due the creditors
al" rndorscrs 90 Jsmcs ~. FORSYTH on account
we demands specified the deed nI ttist nr Inn. ost
l0f' nom said James a. ForsNth 10 Sstuu.l IoVtb,
"N " whioli = Med with said hili and Of the ofdc and
Fl'N w winch TIE some chareeailc on the tnst
lu'u oi"e'''i ~ that deed ALSO. 81 the property apd
Nilch hfvs corc "a the hands 81 the ssid Alter
'"Nue, and Daniel & List respectively under oT nv
lr ~ tsd deeds OF Trust to the Ia ,s ~ ny ,ersn
~ the order u either OF them or wh.reWh eitbcr OF
'h - Justly chafccslr aud of the dsposon and nav.
"'r h't'i mad" W each them OF all u,s credits
@ INV A,cs Ia Witch said Trustees are respectively
'NNen distinguishing said acrounts Tho tn
in respect to the fund arising i Of lie d
ccis OF the sad John FORSYTH and Co finn, tos ~
we truri va respect 10 The separate ptoperty az Jon n
ana also from those OF the trust created y said
deed nom james n Forsyth - ~
Au pc suns claiming de'ds or ineumly,pccs eb,,o,,
on Ne sad lfsi property and effects are 10 como n re-
Tore ne aud prove their respective demands :, Tho u
a"Nc apPshiedO or " ihey 20 do sn they win 10 .,
u, l', 'l'o 'rheh' Of The said decree any decree TO
july a. i~' ~ LIZ 'ohm'ssi"ne
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i'"NH ieiirl IvtutvrFay. o. ere Cir~rIf g,,.
U.r..r f.....t. - ~. .i GU
,,',al,,s s,'i pr" of ry lnf Ohio county
l)'bfi ANl Co. dcrfer rendered hy sttf Coast t..t
s-.,I III, 'I. if.h aa} of June 49, thc under
-.NH lF' 'mussi 'pff trrclf arn8itfri q, m r,,,e,f
~. "Hte i' u'e rhy ofNhernnc in SAID eouaIy sn
~ bA' "I ST. "f"r iF;G, ard thereafter ~ adjourn
aa la.e az areouni iof ihe pufpr ~ aseersiuins ard
'"llNa ibr 9nDunt due bY tile dctcudani frfIrriek
''" .h account ni Gre purciIafr money Or iui No
lH hH'hif'"itn n soc bii and proceedings meniiou
. e'' ~ Mlnw eud huw nufh ffsfcrfiVrlF. rfid asa
' a'Nl oHf ir sli r0iupia fnant. ard ihe hrus and
fahros nn ilr sad Cos 80 nino on iclsif or tle
nsni. of enf oftem IS $50 ther amouHts and priur.
f f''lfdIFciYi end viii report tiao GO tnf said
DIff iogrIsr with any ihnr Deemed Pertinent d, r,,
e nf sec ait feIuifed tt ilc rauits uf fhsf of t
''i' tf 60 n"tftsdio aiirad q lle inc sad place
'nrfff'd sHd Prove fhtu clsHns JANIS TAI.II.
N I'-W cpcciai CamnlI.lo lti
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" imam ""hlhshams Admir-. II CHASCEuY.-fn the
firrutt 80, ,,e....
The Pres ident and Directors of fof
~ nSnh 81 NJ Pleasant 81 al. for Ohio County
-, y 'o decree made by the said Court IN the
aipNe named cause the 26h dav Of lime tgfC ,i,s
% ths commissioner therein named " ia mo
~, W. Ia Day OF august, 1876 ard thcrca ncr Iy nd
- li,' llie 70 lime az shall BE- found necessary
~ lhe once Of Jacob Flhugh IN tie city OF IA celing
county to ascertain what amount has Ieen ia IA ON
s. ne saw defendants George DUTY. paniei Murfv
auu '"hplsinshi Ny whom aud when psid aud ~ I'M -
ne same a. soon - TIE same converef,ffy 10
WIN any other matters deemed PER- inei,t Ly
~ ethcf OF The parties To the said suit sTbe
80" s'e ""'ihei =" attend ~ the time aud place
Vvbl"s bbW H. FJTZIItGH
>'fF'f' - Z" I'M Commissioned.