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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
cHUKCHEs OF WHEELING.

for the information of strangers visiting city, pub
s the following list of the dinerer Churches, and their
ME and place meeting. II there any mistakes, We
will make the necessary correction with pleasure:
81 IutseS,'s EiscopdIin", Corner Monroe and Byron
reets Rev F. T. PERKINS, Rector morning services 1o
clock, eyenin:,I.
ST. Johns EpfscopaLian between First and
eecond Centre Wheeling, Rev J. H. Smith, a. NJ, Rector
serv.ces-Morning 1O5&: afternoon az; night ~
First Presbyterian, REV. II. H. WEED Pastor, Fourtlnst.
atween Quincy smornnE and afternoon
Second PesysyG'l, Webster street, between Main and
Market Wheeling; services morning and evening
Tird PresbytsidF Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Tabert sts South Wheeling wOoDs Pastor servi-
smorning and evening.
Fourth PreN6yteiiaf a PAUL., Pastor, Mansreet,
etwcen Washington Adams services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street Methodist EfscooaI, Rev. J. Z. WILSON,
PASTOR Fourthsreet between Monroe and QUINCY
morning and evening.
North Street Jfetodis Episcopal, Rev A. EoER Pastor
North sts North Wheeling; services
n morring and evening.
Chaliae street Mettod8t Eptscopdt, Rev l. H. MoN-
og Pastor, CHapne street. between First and seconu'
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South ,FHeCliag N. Z. Church, Rev. a. sTEYESs'
sstor; services morning and evening.
Wheeling Island chapel, on Wheeling lsland' rev. =
wrSoS Pastor.
German Jienodtst Episcopal, c. HELwIc, PASTOR
hapne street between and Third, Centre Wheel
ST. james Cothed,0l, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BISHOP
V wHELAN, Fifth corner Of Hampdeni services
morning and afternoon.
Associats Reformed Rev. I. MCCLURE, PASTOR corner
ofarket and s servIcesmoFning and
Discles Market street, between Webster and Third.
Centre Wheeling; services 1C5 in the morning. ana ~
evening. o.,
Evangelical Protestant, Rev wI HE1FER' Gay
rect above SIXTH East Wheeling.
zion EcangetieaS Lufaeria" Rev. P. zr''t"EF''AS'
Market street Webster and Third Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
stofsh Synagogue, Quincy street, between NsfNe' an"
Main.
German Protestant Union Ran, Main street, between
Monrse and Quincy; services 1O5< morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
MAsoN1o pIREOToR =.

corner Market and rh and third Mon
dayeyenings of each month G. W. s'irTs, W. Nj AFe@-
wheeling Lodge No. fss Meets as above ,e on
thefrst and third Thursday evenings Of each rnon''
BgESTLrxoIR, W. H.; s. W. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeIIna EJnion Chapter No. I9.-Meets s'a.s as
above on the see,d Monday evening Of eaehmOnth "'9
s@oTr, II. p; S. W. Pedrson, Secretary ,,,,
Wheeling Enennapment No. tI.-hsS.s 81. =
"boyeon the jouyth Monday evening Of each non'
LoriSg, Rsssrdrr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
nc COl[ltESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other e.
business OF the Itegeucer, should be addressed TO
he PrOpretors.
houlI the Editors jointly, either
them
writing for publication, will please write
only side OF the paper.
observance of the above rules will greatly ohlige
prompt attention to correspondents than
ey ElfgLl =: lerwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

vIrgInius Lodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
evening at the Hail. Of Market and Quincy stFeet
JAWS NJ H.tL n. G.; D. N. Carr, Secretary
RrnnkIIn Lodge No 1:s.-Meets as an0veeVeTS
Monday evening. DAVID BArHA, N. G.; William p.
.Wm. reII Lodge No. 33.-Meets asaboveeve-
r, Wednesday evening. WILLIAM HELrER' N. G' '0N''
Sa1aae, Secretary.
Wheeling lodge No. 5s-meets asAbOve every
". D. porTs, n. G.; John 7aoourn, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge NO. s2.-Meets as above every ns,,
Friday evening. JOS H4sgLy N. G.; job" H. AG1'''''
Secretary.
VIM. Tell EncamPmeHt No. 34.-Mess. esa a.as as
.bove tho second and fourth Tuesday evenings 0i
month Jous B.prR G. p; Cho,s Li''cb, Scribe.
Abrams Encnmpnsent No. l:-Mee's s,,, a'
above, the rsta,d third tuesday evenings Oh
WV. TAYLOR. C. p: G<0E,tird, Jr Scribe lNar'H i''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
THI.s LAW OF NEWSPAPEKS

lsubscrberso do give express notice to the con-
rary considered wishing contuueSheir subscrip
ions.
-f subscribers order the discontnuaace oF their peri
deals publisher continue to send them until a
garages are paid.
Sif subscribers neglect refuse to take their Perod
Gals Crou tive ufrrS which they directed they eld
espoasihr thl settled the bill and ordered them
iWon!irped
Ill subscribers other places without inform
rs publish the papers sent TO the former d
ectiUn, thcy { held responsible.
5.Te Coars decided tot refusing to take PcTod
sis "cr, removing and leaving them uncaed
o-.is j,,.i4na j,,ci0 evidence OF intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

SwlSDmyo IN TExNEssEE.-The last Leg'sla-
ture of Tennessee appointed committee to in
vestigate the affairs of the Secretary of State
and Comptroller. The result has been the de-
vclopement of large frauds. The Nashville
onion says:
The Secretary of States office shows detal-
cation on the part OF that officer, TO an amount
exceeding $50 00O-mOney paid to him as IN
tert,al Improvement Commissioner, by the diff
lerent Turnpike Companies The largest a
mount of slea!ing has been in connection with
the bonds belonging to the Exchange Bank at
Murtrce,boro, which are said to fal! $4,000
short of the aiuonnt Of its circulation. The Bank
has not now a single bond on deposite, and those
Who hold its notes have not the value Of one
cent representing them. II they are ever re-
deemed it must be by the State The mystery
of this swinde is still unrevcaled. IL is report
ed at Nashville, that MoSeby, the young
implicated, has fled from Nashville, whittier no
one knows 1t is Furthermore said, that Burton
the defaulting Secretary of State hss never
given anv bond Tor the faithful discharge Of the
duties OF the Office, So far as relates To the in
ternal improvement fund to be received by him
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

IT is stated that George Peabody & Co. of
London have sued the jackson aud y. o. Rail
road for 1927, ,4O9.s2 and interest money loaned.
JAMrs DrscAs. Of Mercer county, Pa, res
pectable farmer about fifty years old, hung him
self on Tuesday. Cause unknown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

Trr accounts from the agricultural districts
Of France are cheering The wheat crops prom
ised an early and abundant harvest The vine
Yards generally likewise presented fine appear
ance, notwithstanding damage from frost and
the oidum in some sections.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04


a HARD MAH TO BUT.-Gen. Amasa Cobb,
member of the Senate from Iowa county, in
1856, seems 10 have proved about tine hardest
customer that the La Crosse Company attempt
ed 10 .'propitiate'' by ''pecuniary compliment"
1t appear; from the testimony before the inve5-
tigating committee, that William Pitt Dewey
was sent by Kilbourn TO labor with Gen Cobb.
Mr. Dewey, after urging the subject for time,
rcnarkcd
''They, (tlle La Crosse Coz are bound to car
~ it through, anyhow, and you might as well
make something out rf it as the rest of them y
Gen. Cobb. "What is the amount of the
capital stock of the connany!"
Dewey. ''Ten millions"
Gen. Cobb (In his quiet, slow, deliberate
mnnner.) "Well, you can say to Mr. Byron
Kilbourir, that if ne would multiply the capital
stock Of the company by the number of leaves
in the Capitol Park. and give me that amount in
money, and then have himself, KilbOurn, Moses
Strong, aud Mitchell 6lackei, and give me
clear title to them rs servants for life. would
take the matter under consideration.-l HGdiSon
Journal
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
IsEsANDREI pA'S PILLS
PURIFY THE r.OOD


Continue cd pain uneasiness in any organ ia Esn.
ernlly cured by doses OF Bfndrcth's Pi'a
Thirty ears personal exper;epce ~ the uhdorsgnf
fully Justify this assertion.
DIR. James Lull, OF Potsdam. N Y, sayE:--stI have
cured the most dcporabe costivencss OF the bowels
with Brand reth's pilis, when every other remedy hd
failed, and tho patient was given "a; to die. skin
diseases OF vcterte and painful character, surh
have soon eradicated by their use have cured TIE
rheumatic the epiloptc, tho parulyuc and tho con-
sumptive with these excellent pills nIon1."
In jnundico and all fectoDs of the liver, dysp-r.
sa, dysentery and darrhoea, pleursy. sudden pains
and ammatiops, female obstructions scorbuiv ard
scrofulous, even and neurulgic nncctons have
given way TO the of This medicine aud now, Htor
twonty years experience, my estimation Of BrGE~
dreth's Pills continues to increase.
5- OBSTRUCTION. r.. ~
young lady, beautiful and healthy. took cold
which caused serious obstruction for two her
health broken down and her beauty Departed.
At length Brandret's Pills tried; eleven doses,
of from to four taken in hftoeu days pro-
cedng the usual period. Regularity was restored,
and her health and good looks recovered.
Brandreths pills are tho best .ernifuE-; tbs AtS
infallible. little child six years old, for some
weeks was dropping; it's mother gave 1t Spo Of Bran
dret's sugar coated pills. the next day there cnns
away orm sixteen inches long, and large n
child's finger. The child was we'll.
PLEURlSY. r.. .@H.. a. Ig
gentleman. away from home, wns taken with
made him wrthe with agony. Eight Of Brandreth's
pills were swallowed and warm oil applied locally;
the pills operated and the pain relieved; plenty
OF Cruel taken, and six more pills. and the second
| day the patient cnred. .... | .... 10
These statements should have weight, and prevebS
the use OF poisonous drugs, and stop tho SAD practice
of bleeding. B. BRANDKETH.
Brundreth's Pills are sold nj tho Principal once ,
boXi nd the coated, 10 cens. nted
To keep as well us tte plain. mo- lIu-in.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
The new Issue.

A slave code for the Territories. COM
pel!ing the admission of Slavery into all
the Territories, no matter how large ma
ioriry of the people may be opposed to it,
and protecting it there in direct defiance
of popular sovereignty is the new de-
mand Of the South 1t follows logically
from the Dred Scott decision. We con-
fess that we see not how those who sus-
tain that decision can consistently refuse
the demand. The great question in po-
hticai circles now is, will Douglas sub
nit to this requirement, and thus renew
his former feal!y to the South? .
The New York Herald says:--"AH
the leading Democratic organs Of the SoutA
inform us that the decree recognizing sla-
very makes it the constitutional duty OF
Congress TO pass u special code of Jaws for
the protection of slavery in all the Terrific
ries. This Is the issue which must 6e set
tied, either for or against Mr.. Douglas
before we can undertake 10 pronounce him
sufficiently sound upon the goose ques-
ton to enter within the sanctuary of the
Charleston Convention"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
HnrmnOuy.

The Democracy are determined to have
harmony in their ranks, if they have to
fight for it. Under this head, the Ohio
Statesman Of q late date. discourseth in
this wise:
1--WE don't think that there will be har-
m ony in the Democratic party OF Ohio
long, If papers liket the Coshocton' Demo
craf' continue to harp upon tie wisdom
Of the Lecompton Constitution and to
abuse Judge Douglas. Mr.. Burns. if we
are rightly informed, was one OF the most
snth usiastic men in backing Douglas that
was to be found in Washington for little
willie. Then came change, because. as
he said himself. he couldn't get any offices
for his friends if he stood b. his principles
Therefore he deserted his principles to
oblige his friends and to get them offices.
Which Office is Mr. Dimmock going to
serve and save the country in?"
This Mr.. Burns is Democratic Mem
Der Of Congress from Ohio-is pure Le-
corhptonite. The "Sta,esman" supported
him with all its power for reelection last
month, but he was beaten by n good Re-
publican. and this is the comfort he now
gets. Well. hit him again, Mr.. Estates
man." he has no friends. And beside II
will illustrate the harmony which rcigns in
the party.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
ROAD NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be presented to the Board
n of Commissioners OF M-igs County, al the
Dece mixer session. A. D., 85S, asking for the
alteration in the width Of the old State road
CONNIE ucing at Harrisonvie, Scipio Town
ship, Meigs County, Ohio, and running to
Wilksvilie, Vinlon County, Ohio, and com
mencing said change near the east line of said
tate cad in Harrisonvilie, Scipio Township
opposite the Method st Church; thence run
ming in an easterly direction to the point
where the Stale road intersected the Athens
and Gallipoiis road, opposite Selim Days
house, and TO vacate the old road from the
creek, near the end OF said State road, TO where
he same intenects the Athens and Galipols
road to w. S. Wilson's store. Also, TO vacate
the Old road from said creek, 10 where it in
Iersects the said road leading from Athens t.
Gallipoiis, south OF II. Condee's store in Har
| fsonvile, and leave said State road forty fee,
wide or upward; running from aid Methods,
! Church, nearly on an easterly line, just in
| font Of II. CUndt e's store, 10 intersect said
Athens and GalIiEolls road in he village oi
| iIarrsonvlle. |-- HORA ITO WHITE.
| dd-dt-A
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
NOTINE

TAMES p. Tanner, pl'tf. VS.. Robert Camp
sJ bell, dert-Civil action in the Court OF
Common Pleas, for the County Of Meigs III
the State of Ohio. The said Robert Camp
hell is hereby notified that the said James +.
Tanner, on the
l2th day Of November. A, D.. 1858,
filed in sa,d Court Of Common Pleasa petit
ton against him. aud which is now pending.
Said petition alleges among other things. IN
su bsta nee, that said Robert Campbell at The
date Of the fling of said petition, was in
debted to the said James p. Tanr er in the
sum Of two hundred andtwenty seven dol
lars and seventy eight cents on promissoty
note for that sum made by said defendant
dated The twenty fourth day of April. sos.
and PAYABLE TO the order Of said piainilH hye
mon his from date, and in the sum of four
hundred and twenty eight dollafs and Tour
teen cents, on account for goods sold and de-
iivered, and theresn said James r. Tanner
pravs for a judgment against said Robert
Cemphell for said sum Of two hundred and
twenty. seven dollars and seventy eight
cents, with nteres. thereon from The twenty
fourth Of September, S5s, and also for said
sum of four hundisd on1 twenty eight dol
lars and fourteen cents, with interest there
on from the twelfth of October, 1858. Said
Robert Campbell is also notified that an or
der of attachment mas bt en- issued and re-
turned in said case, aud that he is required
| L. appear and answer said petition on or be
| ore the Sd Sa, a,urday after tre 4th day OF jan
| uary next. }. CARTWRiGBT,
MAJ. 6w-S5. rs. Atty TOR plaintiff,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
NOTICE


d OBERT CAMPBELL. late Of Megs Conn
III ty. Ohio, will take notice that John Wei
don, of said county. did, on the ninth dav of
November, 1853, file his petition in the Crnrt
Of Common Pleas, within and for the county
nf Meigs aud. Slate Of OHIO. against ihe sain
Robert Campbell, setting forth that the SAID
Robert Campbell, pn the first dav OF Octoher'
1853, was indebted TO the said John Weldon
in the sum of two hundred and fifteen do liars
and thirty-three cents for the price and value
Of whe at, before that time, sold and drilvereo
by the said John Weldon To The sad fnhe'I
Campbell, at his request, and th at SAID Ko'er'
Ca n pheli has moi paid said sum al money no!
any part thereof. and praying for d Judgment
against the said Robert Campbell for ssId sum
oriwo hundred aud fifteen dollars and thirty
rhree cents, with interest thereon, in'm The
said first day of October, 1853. And the SAID
Robert Campbell is notified ihatan nrdeT o at
tachment has been issued against him in ms
case and returned. and that he is required 10
appear aud answer said petition on or be fore
the third Saturday after the twenty eighth day
! of December next. JoHN WELDON,
BY t. A. Plants, hls Attorney.
n66-6w-S6
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
N0pLCE.

ID BEI. j., lAie pt Melgs Conn
III ty,, Ohio. will take notice that william
Curtis. of said sonny, did. on the tenth dI'
of, November, ISg 8. feyhigpetiii9nIi IN ~
Court OF Common Piers within and tor m
county OF M 6igS aud State of OlGo. ingains
the said Roi eriL Campbell, settiHg t0rthg lhpi
n ne sai- Rohert Cnn,pbelI on the first day o.
NoysIni,e r. I eBS was Indebted IN I've sa"'
wiI.isu Curtis in the s,rm OF two hundred
dollars FOR miney. before bat time, leni ny the
said william Curtis 10 the said Bober' Camp
hell. at his request, and in the fnther sum oI
ninety. eight dollars and twenty nve GEMS ,., ~
monev. before that time. pal by Lhe saiu WI,
liam CuItis for the said Robert Camppen, ot
his request, and in TIE further sum OF 1hiee
hundred and thirty two dollars lor me p!ice
and value orwoTk aud labor, before thal Iiine
lone ard performed by The said William Cnr,
lis for The said Robert Campbell, at his re
quest, antl that said Robert Cainpbell has mol
paid said sums of money, nor either Of iheIp'
nor any part thereof. and pTaying tsr luag'
ment against the said r ,tert Campbell Tor SIX
hundred and thirty dollars and twenty-five
cents, the amount OF said several sums oi
money, with interest on two hundred ooliaIS
thereof, from the fist day OF OF July, 1901
and on nirety eight dollars and twenty hye
cents thereof, from The twelfth day ol July,
1854, and on the remaining three hundred ana
thirty-two dollars thereof, from the hrst DAY
of September, 1855. And the SAID hoDer'
CampbeIl. is notified that an order OF atiach
ment has been issued against him IN ms case
and returned, and that he is required 10 ap-
near and answer said petition on or before Inc
third Saturday after the twenty eighth DAY o.
DecernI,er next. WILLIAM CuRTIs,1 =
~ BY t, A. Plants, his Atty,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
NOTICE
d OBERT CAMPBELL, late Of Meigs Coun
IL ty, OHIO, will take notice that john =
Wolf of said county. did. or the
OH dn,r nf Nnvnnn hnr 1873 -l..--

d oBERT CAMPBELL, late Of Meigs. Coun
LII ty, Ohio, will take notice that john y.
Wolf of said county. did or the
9th day of November. 1858, '"
file his petition in the Court OF Common Pleas.
within and for the county OF Meigs and State
Of Ohio. against the said Rol ert Campbell,
setting forth that the said Robert Campbell
on the thirteenth day Of October eighteen
hundred and fifty eight, was indebted 10 the
said John p. Wolf in the sum of one hundred
and fifteen dollars and seventy four cents, on
a promissory note made by the said Robert
Campbell, dated July thir,y-first, eighteen
hundred and fifty eight. whereby the sald
Robert Campbell promised to pa TO the oroer
of he said John Z. Wolf in one day after the
date thereof, the sum Of one hundred and
twenty nine dollars and thirty two cents, aud
in the further sum Of six hundred and eighty
Two dollars and foily FIVE cents for the price
/ and value of wheat before that tune sold and
delivered b, the said John P. Wolf to the q d
Robert Campbell at his request-that said
sums of money have not been paid nor any
part thereof and praying for judgment
| against the said Robert Campbell Tor seven
hundred and ninety eight dollars aud hine-
! teen cents, the amount OF said sums, wit IN
terest thereon from the said thirteenth day
October, eighteen hundTed and htiy-eight
And The said Robert Campbell is notifed thai
an order of attachment has been ISSUED II
, this case and returned, and that he IS re
xuired 10 appear and answer said petition ol
or before the third Saturday after the twenty
eighth day Of December next. r..-
JOHN P. WOLF,
d6-6t.g5 Rv RI A PLANTS. his Att'V.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
NOTICE.


ID OBERT CAMPBELL, la'e Of Meigs Coun-
IUty, Chic, will take notice thai>John Sal
ser, OF said county, did, on The 9ih day OF NO :
vember, 1858, file his petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas, within and Tor sald county OF
Meigs and State of Ohio. aeai nst the said Rob
ert Campbell, setting forth that the SAID kob-
ert Campbell on the first day OF April; 1853,
was indebted 10 The said Iohn SslSer in tie
sum ofthree hundred and ten doIars for heat
before that time sold and delivered by the said
John Saiser TO the SAID Rober: Campbell, at
his REQ u est, and that the said Robert Camp
betl has not paid said sum Of money. nor az }
part thereof. aud praying for a Judgment
against The lid Robt. Campbell for said sum
Of three hundred and ten dollars. with inter
est thereon, frcm the said first day Of ADrl.
$50. And the said Robert Campbell is mott
fed that an order Of attachment has been is.
sued az ainst him in this case and returned.
| a nd that he is required TO appear and answer
said petition on or before the third Saturday
after the twenty eli nth day of Derember next
JonN SAIsER,
| BY II. A. Plants, his Attorney.
nA6 ct az 05 .f.ts '. t t'.'N 'f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23

Jusr ProLIsHEp the 9th edition, in a sealed enveI-
ope, gratis aud mailed to any nddross, post ptd
receipt Of two stamps.
p This little work, ernanatns from celebrated
member Of tbs medical Professon, gites the most
important information ever published to all persons
entertaining doubts Of their physical condition, or
who are conscious of having haZarded their nealth
and happiness-containing the particulars of an
tlrely aud perfect remedy for Spermato orrh9a
ION Of Spirits, Loss Of Energy, ssitude, rmid'ty,
involuntary Seminal Discharges, Impaired sight AID
Memory, Botchesand Pimplcs on ihe Face, piles,
Indigestion, Palpituton of the Heart and Bodily
Prostrati"n of the whole inducing impo.cncy
and mental and physical incapacity-by means OF
which every one may cure himself privately and at
triding eXpcnhe. -.
)rFSAddress Er. CHI ]. c. KLINE, Ist Avenue, cor
| ner 10Th street, New York; Post Box, No. 1856.
Nov. 9-45-3m-in. .t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23

DoBERT BELL, Nathan White and William n.
Ii Ware partners, doing business in the name OF
BelI d Co. plaintiffs. We. Robert Campbell, DetL-
Civil action in the Court Of Common Pleas, Tor the
county OF MeIgs in the State OF Ohie. The said ROb
ert Campbell s hereby notified that the above nameo
PLANTING on 18th day OF November, 1853 nled ~
said CouTt OF Common Pleas petition against him,
niiepfng in substance tiut said Robert Campbell Is
indebted TO the plaintifs in the Of S2os75 on
certain promissory note for that sum- maae by sna
defendant. dated the 18th day OF July, A. d., le55
payable 70 the order OF the plaintfs in two monts
from date and the plainti1s erein pray yer ludg
ment against the said Robert Campbell for said sum
OF 22s7J with interest thereon at the rate OF ten per
cont. per annum from the 10Th day Of September:
1889 And said Robert Campbell Is further notified
that an order Of attachment has been sSued aud re-
said case and that he Ii required 70 appear
aud answer said petition or before tbe Sd satuF-
day after % 9Th day Of January next.
ht7-sS -s5.eS u c CuNrNriefr, A. NY Tor pla'utns'