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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-09-21

MusrER.-on Tuesday, the 25lh inst,
there is 10 be general muster on Bran.
hall Hill, in Portland, Of the troops Of the
2d brigade, 9Th division. Some twelve OF
fifteen companies, uniformed, will be- on
on the occasion. The Portland Advertiser
says -" The line will be formed in the
formed in the forenoon Of the 25ih. and on
the following day, The Brigade will be re-
viewed by Adjuians General Baichelder,
aud Major Gen. Smith," So there is 10 be
two days work done.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-09-21

SALT RIvER.-This interesting locality
we find very much as we left il two years
ago. The persons who were residents here
seem 10 have made very few Improvements
As we contemplate residence OF a single
year only, we have taken board, and shall Try
and get aloag as we'll as we can. We are
sorry 10 say the Inhabitants who went down
on the last feshet, went away without
4" cleaning up" and the consequence i
that eve yihins is in the dir,ies, state posi-
be, and the smell of 10, gut, foreign eiilu'
via, &C., is nearly iniOlerable. All hand,
are now scrubbing up, and trying to &c, rid
Of the compounds which are SO annoying
TO the nasal organs. When this is through,
work on the great raft which is 10 take us
down next fall, will commence.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-09-21

ADVERTISING IN THE UNION AND JOURNAL
We invite the attention Of Advertisers thro'.
GU, the county, to the Union and Journal,
rs aGording at leas, as valuable medium
as any other, for the publication Of adver'
tisemeu;s. Our circulation in this city and
in Saco, is some seven hundred, and is not
il equallsd, by ans other paper
in the county.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-09-21

~" Jeannio Marsh Of Cherry Valley
is the title of very pretty song aud chorus
just received from Horace Walers' new
York. Words by G. P. Morris Esq, music
by Thomas Baker.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-09-21

A CONTRAST. The Lincoln Democrat,
published at Damarlscoiia, congra,ulaling
It's fiends upoa the victory won BY its pNrty
speaks also Of the quiet which prevailed ia
the streets Of The place where l, is publish
ed, "afler the election returns were re-
eeived Cn Monday night" speaks in the
following strain.
No armed bands paraded cur s;ree,s-no
cannon sent lis booming voice out upon the
still night air-no Sombastic and abusive
speeches RECALLED noisy mob-no citizens
were insulted-no groans went up from
ihroa,s hoarse with passion, 10 show how
mea sometimes forget even the semblance
Of decency-no eSulting strains OF music
iolG OF the triumph of the tempe ance,
law and order" party bu. all was still and
calm, aud quiet.
1t is refreshing 10 find ,ha, there il one
place in the State in which the viciors ac,-
ed with decorum. Here "bombas,ic and
abusive speeches RECALLED noisy mob,"
citizens were insulied," and "groans
went up from threats hoarse with passion,
10 show how men sometimes forget the
semblancs Of decency." Tho Democratic
party in Dama;iscota mus, have had in its
ranks some men ofdecency, enough a, least,
10 restrain the viler elements.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-09-21

UA correspondent, Of the Portland Ad'
veriser furnishes tina, paper with The sub
joined accoun, of the particulars ofihe mel.
aucholy death OF Miss Bourne OF Kenne-
bunk, The news OF which reached here BY
telegraph, on F'iday niatt. Miss Bourne
was sister Of Judge Bourne Of our Munich
pal Court, and had many friends and ac-
quain,ances in ihi, city. Her untimely
death mus, be sad afllic,ion 10 the family
Of which she was member,and 10 their M.
merous relatives and friends.
GLrs HoUsE, Friday, Sept. IA.
Mr.. ADVERTISER: have only time now
before the mail leaves 10 give You few
paI,iculars of q melancholy event which
has inst happened here:
Three Of our party, Mr.. Bourne OF Ken.
nebunk, daughter and niece, started yesier-
day afternoon ut about o'clock for the
SUNNI, House, without guide and on foot,
thinking 10 take |, fair and easy, aud reach
The Top before dark. They go, along very
we'll iii within about one mile fihe house
when ,hey were completely enveloped in a
thick cloud. Tho wind blew gale-,he y
became exhausted, night came on-,hey
los, their paih-ii was intensely cold and
they wandered about till the cold frosh Of
death gathering thick around them, settled
down upon the tair form Of The most fragile
Of their number, and the fell destroyer had
marked her Tor his own. Etc half the
weary hours of night had thus sadly and
mourniully passed, her angel spirit winged
its flight from the dreary rocks OF that
mountain bed, to join her spiri, mother in
her heavenly home-,here where storm ,
nor night, nor cold, nor frost, nor pain, nor
death, can ever come-,o enjoy forever The
cloudless sunshine 10 how grateful y Of a
savior's love.
She was the only daughter Of Z. E.
Bourne, Esq, and was In the care of her
uncle, who came near perishing in his
great exeriions 10 save his charge.
The survivors aiier keeping their cease
less yigils over the lileless remains Of their
f,iend, through the heightened hours Of that
awful night, reached the Summit House
about daylight, and in few moments, the
corpse OF their stricken companion was
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-09-21

What OF the future Encouraging, en-
couraging, we hear on every side. Our
f.iends feel better than many OF the con-
qaeTirg heroes. We are consolidated into
u party Of 80, 900 reliable men. We have
teen tried by fiery ordeal, and every Re-
publican soldier has come out OF the con-
t,s, with renewed determination 10 press
onward m the cause which he has espous-
ed. Our opponents have united on The Ii
ouor iSsue-ihey have no other common
bond Of union, and even that Is only appaT-
eat. They have united under their BAN
rers the extreme Liberals, OF whom SheP-
herd Cary is a representative and the con-
servaiiye temperance men, OF whom Isaac
Reed is a representative. They only agree
in opposition TO the preseni Maine Law
But how can suci men unite on Gay Maine
Lawi Reed il friend Of temperance, and
n strong friend Of very strong restrictive
law. He said, last year, that no was in IA
yor OF the law then on the statute book
Cary Is utterly opposed 10 anything in the
shape OF alaw, except ], may be amere IL
cense Law. There is no chance forsrch ex.
iremes 10 come together; and come ioge:h-
or they must If the new fusion effects any
thing. What sympathy do Isaac Reed and
the great majority OF the Straight Wings
have with Cary, Bon Bradbury, Clifford,
S,anly, aud Wellsi None at all. They
disagree 90 Safe matters they disagree
vastly on National matters. Their fusion
must break like rope OF sand. Their &c.
ton on The Maine Law we shall await with
interest. One portion oil this "aliianee ~
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-09-21

Whole number Of ballots, 1886. Nee
essary 10 choice, $3.50. The Hunker tick.
G, elected by lille over hundred MAORI.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-04
PEOPLES TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY "A. WISE.

A ND for cheap goods call at L. D. DoIbeare'E
n CHEAP CASH STORE, opposite Cha's: Lewis
store and formerly occupied by Coil r. Fowkes
FALL & WINTER GOODS, such as Blk. Gro.
dc Rhine, Plaid Mcrino, Mourning Mousline,
Plaid Bingham PouGee HNndkerchiefs Lace
Falls; Lace HeilS UndGrs!eqyes; GhonisUttS l.
Cravats. Fancy Kid Gloves. Extra Buck Gloves,
Under~hrts, Bonnet Ribbon, Velvet do. Taft.
do, Funny Suttnctts, Cadet Jeans, Brown do,
Blk Silk Velvet, Brown Cloth, Blk do, Blk &
Fancy Cassimcre's. Prints. and Domes,icR &c.
Also, large assortment OF IInt., CRPs, Boots,
Shoes, CONTEMPORARIES, Groceries, Hardware,
Queenswnrc. &c.
All of which will be sold low for cash, or
country produce. L. D. DOLBEARE.
Nov. Sth, lS54.-tf
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}. ~. MURPMEY,

Q WATCH'A CLOCK MAKER JEW
IN ELER aud SILVERSMITH, BnssclI's
Et:.S& Row, Clnrhsburg, Va, hus just returned
from the East with SPLENDID stock o RICH and
RARE Goods which lie offers TO the public at fair
aud reasonable prices. His stock consists in part
Gold and Silver Hunting Case Lever WATCH
Els:
a great variety of CLOCKS of every style !;
some of which arc very beautiful. 30 hour and
day clocks, VARYING in price from So to sl2
Howard and Davis's Compensating Regulators,
from IS TO $50.
Also, on hand and for sale, wholesale and re-
tail, every description Of Watch and Clock
Material.
English and French I.unettes,
Common and Patent Glasses,
Cylinders, Stats, Verges and Pmions,
Cock Roller, Foot and Train Jewels,
Bushing-Wire, Peg-Wood. Brushes, Oil &c.
together with every article in his line of bust
He is we'll prepared to execute in the neatest
manner all kinds of WORK, and the greatest
attention. will be paid to Repairing Watches,
Clocks aud j cWelrl. Work done for those
in the trade at reduced prices.
Among his JEWELRY, &C., will he found,
rich assortment Of
Ladies' and Gentlcnan's Brenstptns ana Finger
Rings.
G old Vest, Fob and Guard Chains.
Lockets, Teys, Seals, Slides, Hooks and Fob
Buckles.
EARRINGS, Clasps, Necklaces and Bracelets.
Shirt Studs, Crosses, Wristletts aud Cuff Pins.
| Coral Armlcts aud Necklaces.
Comedian Rings and Crosses.
| G old and Silver Pencils, Pens and Pen. holders.
Silver Shutters and Trays.
! Brtuuia and Plated Fruit Baskets and Ca Stora.
Silver and Plated Tea and Table SpoonL, Forks
&c.
Gold, Silver and Plated spectaclcs.
| Work ROTPa Thiml)Ipl aud Saving RirGR
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IAvaE1 Pors4, EoSoSoAtsA CO., YAH

january ISL 1909.
"a. ZURIEL LEwts, Dear Sir 81 take pleasure
in infOi ming you that havo so far testsd the
Conical Burr Stone Mil that you have putin
operation for me, and can assure YOU that 10
more than s0ssafns your rOCoInmOudAt ions1 "a
have ground PoRR bushels of Corn into fnPHaSAl
IN less than ftty minutes, and bctiOve thRs
can with four good horses grind FIVE bushels ef'
business, but three or four will do bettOF, NJ
customers generally, are we'll pleased with the
meal they got from my mill, and say that il 10
superior to any that they have ever had from any
othOr mill, Tam fully satisfied that II the yAIA
ne ofthese mills was generally known, that they
would soon 60 iueo general use. They can b
kept in order by almost any perSon. wtllinSt
say that my opinion in regard to those milll,
corresponds with the certificates from many osh.
eTS who ar0 using them.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-04
GROCERnESt

John II. MURPHEY has just received and
e is now opening the most extensive assort-
His stock embraces almost everything in the
line, among which arc
Carpenters, Cabinet-muker's. Shoemaker's
and BIacksmith's tools of every description, to-
gether with general assortment of cabinet fin
ishing material.
w. Stewards warranted cast steel Axes, Hand
Axes; Hatchcts, &C.
A fine stock of Knives, Shears, Scissors, &c.
Table cutlery aud Spoons in great variety.
Curtain trimmings, Britannia ware, Candle
sticks, etc.
1t is useless to attempt an enumeration OF the
articles, but the public are respectfully invited
to call and examine this Stockton themselves.
mol "
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In Chancery.

VIRGINIA, BARBOUR COUNTY cIRcIlT COURT,
Spring Term, 1855.
George Simon, Admir-. de bonis non Of the estate
of John Foy. Decd, David Foy, Barbara Foy,
Margaret Foy, and Elizabeth Simon, devices
of said John Foy, Decd, compts-
BENZ. Mccoy, in his own right, and rs Admins
traitor of Joseph Mccoy, decd, VIM. Mccoy
Galley, Abraham Roger, ir., & Elizabeth Re-
ger, Isaac Roger & Eliza Roger, Abran1 NJ. Re-
ger q Jcmima Roger, John Roger and Marga-
ret Roger John Teter & Lucinda Teter. heirs
at law of said Joseph Mccoy, decd. defts.
This cause came on this day to be heard upon
tho papers heretofore read, and argued by
COUNSEL and by consent Of parties this cause is re-
ferred to master commissioner MorralI to ascer-
tain the true boundaries of the land purchased by
Joseph Mccoy from John Foy, described in
the paper writing fled with compliments bill,
marked as exhibit &C." and also to enquire if
any, and if any, how much, of the land therein
described and sold, is lost to defendant Mccoy,
and also to ascertain and report the state of tho
title of said FOy to the title of the land in exhibit
sc" mentioned. and in case said Foy was unable
to convey to said Mccoy the land therein de-
sCYibed, said commissioner will ascertain the
amount of the abatement to which said defen-
dants are entitled estimating the value Of the
whole tract at the sum Of $500. And to enable
him to perform his duty in the premises, ne is
thurized to have such surveying done Us he may
deem necessary. And it is further ordered that
the said commissioner is authorized to give no.
tice to parties in this suit. of the time and place
Of execrltng this reference by ad vertSement pub
lisled for four weeks in any newspaper of any Of
the adjoining counties.
COPY Tcste. l.. D. MORRALL, elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Philippi, Barbour CO., Va. March %, '55.
The parties named and interested in the fore
going order Of reference will please take notice
that have appointed the Both day OF April next
to commence my duties such commissioner,
and will meet upon the land in controversy on
said day, with the surveyor Of the county: to have
such surveying done as he may think necessary,
or either party may require. and said reference
will be adj ourned frcm day to day or from time
to time until completed at my oil. in the town
of Philippi. LAIR u. NONKAkL,
marc 1t Com.
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Era CEaaMCcry.

VIRGINIA. TO wit:-At Rules he'll in The
Clerks Office Of the circuit Court of Bar
hour c"uu'y. on The ist Monday in March, 800:
William EI!o:: and Samr!yE Elliott, C0iupI'ts.
Michael II. Neville. and others. DofL's.
The object "i' this suit is to subject the lands
Owned by JOHN Black. decd, to the payment Of
debts due complninnnt~, and also to obtain SGT
endaut. Michael IL. Neville, surviving admin
istrator Of John Black, deed.
And it appearing by affidavit sled, that the
defendant. ETA Black. is not an inhabitant Of
the Common wealth of Virginia., and he not APP
pcMrn@, or motion OF the complainants it is
ordered that the said defendant do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest herein.
KALI, ATTY. Copy-Teste
lnnr2i At. /. L. MORRAL LII GNk
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-04
Job Parsons. & others,
Defts.

""n "IsolI>; a. olhcIS' . >, NeA 10
This suit is bought by :hc said Berry Austin
wife and children, who were formerly slaves be-
longing to William Parsons. decd. of tho coun-
~ of Randolph to obtain decree for their free
dom under the will OF the said William Par
soDs. decd.
And it appearing by ali, avit, thnt the Defend
ants solomon TugeaIt, John TuFgart. Jr.. Al
phcus ". Chenoweth and Mary Chcnowcth his
wife. John Tag=urt. Sen. Perry Taggart and
William TaggIrt not residents of this
State.it is ordered ihal they do appear here within
ono month AFTER dr" publication Of this order,
and 10 WHAT'S necessary tn protect their interest;
and that copy OF ah.~ "r,tcr be published 'ncc n
wcct; fer tour successive weeks, i'll Io"fGf's
CIar3sbur-: Register. public newspaper printed
in the town of Clnr:i,bnrg in Harrison county.
and tha: another copy thereof be posted at the
front door Of the Court house of this county ON
the first day OF the next county court.
\ copy. Tcstc. b. /. BROWN, Crh.
DAvInti"rF, At! f9r Conpit's.
Inur2l-4w
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1,rroErANr 1o N1LLrna.


Having heard many -tHtcmeptR PrcjNdictRl u
Your Patent Conieal Mills tho result ofiGnorRnoo
aud prejudice, co floss was unfavornbly linz
pressed for a long time, until h"d nsed some
hour made by them, when was convinced that
they were capable of maj inI Us good or bSteor
flour than hnd over had from any othor kind
Of Mills. Now this is to certify that have In
my basement. No. Buffalo street, two run Of
yonr CouicNl Mills, with which hNvO made,
within tho Inst four months, largo quantity Of
-four, from an average of four buShelR and 10
pounds of wheat to tho barrel, ono half Of which
passed for extra in the city of NOw-Yort, the
other half for supcrtine. have done this to
satisfy myself as to the yield beliove your
Hills require not more than onC-hRlf as much
poworsf 4 the Fat stones. to do tho Same amour
Of business. They also grind cool, consequently
tho color is better Rndmore puro, and the four
brighter, the fcrmenting properties of tho Aour
not having been injured; also having moro
! strength, and Rbsorbs larger quantity of water
whom nude into bread, than -four mado by the
fat stone Yours, Respectfnily,
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
INV HAvrs,, Conn.,, Sept. eth. 1859.
Mn. CHARLRs Ross, Rochester, Sin I'm reply
to your letter on tho subject Of your Mill, have
To say, that l have, unler tho direction OF the
COmmiSary General Of tho U. 8. Army, General
Gibson, purchased several Of thcm, will horse.
| powers, boilers, &C., complete, forwarding them
| to Mexico, California, Oregon and Texas for use
in connection with tho army. The Gill 10 found
70 answer ovcry purpose required of n grinding
Mill is easily kept in order, grindS rapidly, and
!
be desired. 1t can DO adjusted readily TO any
kind of horse or water power, Is portable, 81
small compass Of light weight and not 0xpen-
sivc. regard tho Mil as eninently we'll Rdop-
tod to both Army and Navy, as we'll aS to froa-
tier use, also well cRlculAtcd to enable the grow
er of grain to mako his own -four. For the
grinding Of spiciCS, coffee, &C., on large uAnu-
featuring scale, 1t anwors a good purpoSR. had
one OF your Mills put up REoGn. TRylor's hsGd-
quarters at Montery, in Mexico. 1tWorkOd we'll.
found tito be perfect in III its parts and fsa-
lures.
Very respectfully your ObodiOns servsh:.
Brew. Mai. o. s. Army, and Com. subs'ce
The following arc tho sizes, diameter, weight
and cost Of the mills
No. |. Hand, or One Horne Power Mil. II IN.
ches, 90 lbs. SIS
No. 2, Two horse power, inches, 400 Ma tiot.
8, For steam or water 10 $50 40.
I" T. a Grst Mills, II - $50 " 10.
81 s, Is merchant miIla24 /" goo " SOC.
Srhe mills entirely confined in a strong east.
iron frame, and the above iS the WHOLE WEIeEF
The Mills M nuFacturod only by CHARLE1
ROSS, South st. Paul strest, near Court street
Bridge, Rochester, N. Y. ZniOl IAWiD, General
Agent for Virginia.
For further rs lticularS, ETC., iAquIrs ppsS YSla
OF W. P. COOPER,
ClErkSbutC, VI.
February 18th, 1884.
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Toilet Articles for Ladies
and Gentlemen,

I HAVE just received from A. w. Harrison,
l. Of PhilldSIPhia, the best selected and largest
assortment of fine Soaps and Perfumery, ever Of
fered to the public.
The following is only part Of my stock
Browns Windsor Soap.
Floating & Barber'S do.
Mammoth Family DO.
Military Shaving do.
Anbrosinl do. do.
PatChoUly and Rose Go.
Almond and Rose Shaving Cream
Macassar and Rose Hair Oil.
Bears OIL and Beef Marrow
Black Pomutum.
Cream OF Beauty, excellent article to re-
move tan, freckles, &c, from the skin
Single and double distilled Cologne.
Lip Balm and old Cream for chaps.
Lemon Rouge and Toilet Powder.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS.
Jockey Club, Sweet Clover, Cametia, Citro-
nelIu, Rose, Hawthorn, and Jessamine
FLAvoRING EXTRACTS.
Rose, Vanilla, Almond, Celery, Cinnamon,
Ginger, Lemon, Nutmeg, Orange, Pimento,
Peach and Ratafia. These are excellent articles
to give fine flavor to pies, cakes, &c.
Ladies aud gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call and examine my stock.
mar2l L. D. DOLBEARE
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MARION STEAM FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP

The subscribers respectfully call the at.
tention of the citizens of Northwestern Virs In.
ia, to the various articles manufactured by them,
and which are warranted to be constructed on as
improved principles and as durable, as those
furnished by any other manufacturers.
We have just introduced NEW and VERY
SUPERIOR THRESHING, MACHINE,
which excels In EASY pRAueEE. CLEAN and RAPID
WORK, any machine ever used by our farmers
We can also furnish COMMON MACHINES,
and machines with STRAW CARRIERS, or
CLEANERS, attached.
we are manufacturing very superior article
OF REAPiNG MACHINES, suitable for
cutting grain or grass. This machine can be
used to advantage upon any ground where wa
gon can be driven.
We are also manufacturing a CUTTING.
BOX, for hay, straw or fodder which for easy
and rapid wo:k, exceeds anything in the conn.
try.
PLOUGHS.-Wc have sIways on hand a
large assortment of the best PATENT and other
Ploughs, found in the country.
STOYES.-Our assortment Of COOKING
STOVES embraces the California Air Tight, a
new and excellent article, performing more work
with less fuel, than any other Cooking Stove in
existence; Leffie's Double Oven Cooking Steve,
various sizes, an excellent article for hotels and
large families; Comp!cte Cooks, &c. Together
with an assortment OF PARLOR AND EGG
STOVES.
The above articles are kept constantly on hand
and can be furnished at any time.
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, including some
new ano improved Mill Gearing, Crates Of
every description, Hollow Ware, &c.
This establishment being situated upon the
line Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, gives To
purchasers the best facilities for transporting ar
licIeS to a distance al small expense; and the In
jucemcntS offered Of reasonable terms and snpe.
FOR manufacture, must continue 10 render tails 9
popular establishment with the public.
VI Repairing done at tho shortest notice and
in good style.
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En- Chancery.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee OF tho Circuit of Barbour County, on
the LIST Monday in March, 1855:
William 7. Wickham surviving Executor of
John Wickham, decd, Compi't.
William Ekis. and others Deft's.
The object Of this sHit is to sell certain tract
CT land sold to the said William Ekis. by the
said John Wickham in his lifetime, for the pur-
chase money.
And the said William Ekis not having entered
his appearance, and it appearing by affidavit that
he is not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth:
it is ordered, that he do appear here within one
month after due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect his interest herein.
a cOPy-Teste, L. D. MORRALL,
JOHNSTON, Atty mar21 At.
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In Chanccry.

VIRGINIA, TO Wit AT Rules held in the
' Clerks Office of tho Circuit Court of Bar
hour county, on the the drst Monday in March
1855:
George W. Berlin, ComPlt.
Benjamin Mccoy, and Others. Deft's..
The object of this suit is for the purpose o
settlement and distribution of tho estate of O.
seph Mccoy, decd.
A nd it appearing by affidavit fled, that the
D;sfend"nts, Isaac Roger and Eliza his wife, late
and they not appearing. On motion of the Com
plainant, it is ordered that the said defendants
do apl err hcI within one month after due pub
location OF this order, and do what is necessary
to protect their interest hcrn.
y CoPy-Te$tc. l.. D. MORRALL, Cl'k
q. w. berlin, Atty. Inar21 At.