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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

Du1E.-A hestils snseling toek 49,
yesterday nofsiug about sussis4 n ~ 49,
near Fairfield rsce ooufpe, bsewsso 0oo. D91naAn0
CLENsss, member u Cesgsess froo ~ Whsuo1og
DistEict, snd o. JsznInes Wssst ~, 60 - -
editors Of the Richneud Enqutssr. 1hs passssa,
hoar, asd sftsr arrsseinG prsli1isasiss spuh eesr
positions, pistols In hands. ~ The fosssh 0so ~.
Clemens received . severe vouud In sas sl0Ae
tnish, frscturIng the bone, asd eassisg IN -
This meeting vas the rssuit of lslAss vrDeosa
20 the Enquirer several days sscss ID TsIsstoo -
9odgs Brockec ecborosgh's fefosing 70 pesnle -
% name % b ussd ~ . candidate for 0essenss, -
mr.. Wisss editorial rsnsFks % she masy wh1oA
we're also publisAed In the Enqsirss.
Mr.. Clemens 70 sow sk the Ceuesal Hetal unHpr
the care Of skilIfnl physictass, end his 6euolD
hope that the wound viii not peuge : - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

An EDITOR HoyoR1B-Recent English papers
state that colossal statue il to be erected at Car
Isle, as a record Of the esteem In which tho
inhabitants held Mr.. James Steele, late proprietor
and editor Of the Carlisle Journal, who did good
service in his day by a STRAIGHTFORWARD, manly
course of conduct, which fully entities him 10 the
honor Of this 1ne memorial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

BLOWING UP SsNIsARY.-The Ottawa, N T., Re-
publican states that some unknown Williams, for
some unknown reason, placed large quantity OF
gunpowder under the seminary at Earlsille, In
that county apd blew the building into fragment
on the night of the Attn inst The report. Of the
explosion shook every building in the town. The
seminary was Of brick, and vas completed q year
ago ct cost of SO, 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

DaAD.-Caidhiil d. Chewring and Capt. WIN. N
Tate. we'll known citisens Of Bedford county, Va.
died last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

RUTTER, CHEESE. LARD AND BA-
" ION --Jsst received fresh supply Of that prime
Goshen Butter. 10 boxes new Ishsese, primo eat
Lard. fagsr Cured Hama ver, dne: oGs eas. Enrekh
Mills fresh Ground & ffes st the Butter lsrcf,
Main street. between i7th and ,s'h.
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nas- pRor. 4. houDAYER, a graduate

HHH@9
of che University of Paris respectfully tenders his
set vices 10 the citizens OF hfchmcnd, ana TO the
language. He refers, By permission. to the follow
ing gentlemen whs acquainted with his pecu-
liar sy stem Of instruction.:
NJ. Paul, French eorsul: Col T. P. August. q W.
Randolph kec DIR. Woodbridge. VIM. W. Harvte,
ESQ Or Wejsiger y A StuTdiyaat, ESQ, Di. Bur
we'll !. G. Griswold. Esq
Apply st the corner OF Sd and Leigh streets
IN
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Ham CAsS.-The resident, q shoe.

1ud Te9Ioouto d Mo-
supply Of water furnisbed them by The eity. iHasv
OF then Declaring that they can only ceeuro 4
supply sufacient for family purposes, 81 drsvioe
1t sfter night. They pey just - nuck water -
ss sny other portion OF our eitissns, and suehe q
cannot do this until some ustsfsal Improve ~
are made 10 her water works The CoupetL Is
order to remedy the evil, are abous sssurise -
services OF one Of the most accomplished Ensnsesa
IN tne UNION to farnish plane; asd soos - rs
can be done We have no doubt the sviI viIl ~
rsaedied without delay 10 mag taks . yesv -
more to get The Improvements aaked fcr ~
when the people see that their -
doing al they csu to give them their rights theg
their Efforts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

SALT HaY-The Salisbury (Mass.) viliaser says !:
Tho crop Of salt hay this year has been OF good
quality and Of heavy burthen. and for the past two
weeks farmers have been bnsy IN the meadows
stacking mp and carting OF their hay before the
fall tides come on The amount Of salt hay cut on
the meadows In Salisbury this season 10 estimated
at two thousand toas, valued at $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

INTERESTING TO NEWSPAPER PRoPRIBrORs.-One Of
the courts Of the State Of Indiana, recently made
q decision, which 10 of Interest to al! newspaper
proprietors throughout the UnioB. controvsr-
sy existed relative to the charge for advertising, z,
between the Commissioners Of Hamilton coup,y
and the Patriot newspaper. 1t was held by the
Judge hat ''tbe published terms of newspapers
constitute a contract. II work is given TO news
paper publishers without a special contract con-
travening the published terms the publisher can
charge and receive according to the terms so
published. IL Is not necessary to prove what
the work cost or WAS worth: the publishers
have right to fix the estimate valne OF their
columns, and If so fixed. no other question need
be asked, but the price thus charged be recov.
cred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

Lars FRmr.--rhe Franklin (rsnu) Review r.
cords the fact that lady residing In that vicinity
ten days agv, Of Ape, healthy boy. The bnsbant
IN at the age Of seventy.fve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18
81 County Rights in Virginia ior M saIc. lr'

CAUTION -- Nessrs. c. D. YALE s
GO, ere oar only Agents. aud all perg ms using
au imitation offered here, made through informs
ton got at the Patent Office will bs liable 10 ios
irepl, damages. tsusi ESFILL Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

ENolIsn REPUDIArEs.-In . speech delivered ut
New Albany. Ind the Hon. WIN. Ii English, an
thor OF the Kansas bill, repudiates of its pro-
visons, by declaring that he will vote for the I'D
mission OF Kansas whenever she presents herself
with q constitution legally formed and approved
by the people CT heTerritory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18
D~ ~STEAsss l. MARvfs's
WILDER PAT. saLAMANDER SAFE,
SECURED BY THE LA pRLLEn
POWDER AND BURGLAR PROOF LOCK

These celebrated SAFES have been 10 use seven
snteen years. and not dol.ax y worth Of books o.
papers has ever been destroyed in them Two hun
5rod aad forty have been tested In accidental hres
Yor sale by
MAseIE 4 PLEAsANTs, Agents.
au l3-lm No 6T Cary street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

Lrs-Mrs. Mary Pnorman, recently died near
Massiiiion, Ohio, at the age Of eighty years. For
forty-two days previons TO her death. she Gid not
partake Of particle Of food, drinking but email
portion OF water. she died Of typhoid iesor, and
considering her ege, shc exhibited most remark.
able instance OF the tenacity 0f LIE without noor
isbment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18
T ONGWORTH's PURE OHIO CA
Board of Direotor.

hIVIUENU.-Ihe boaru OF Directors
~ Of the Richmond Fire Association have decIar.
I'd dividend Of twelve and half per cent (or a. SO
per share) the capital stock thereof for the SIX
months ending sist August. 1855. payable to the
rfock holders or their legal tatves on and
sf.er Pfiday next, 10th Sept, 1858.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors,
ses-2w Js0 II B0SHER. 6sc'y,
FAMILY FLOUR.-A superior article
ofFAM.LY FLOUR. that has been tried and
xisc-Nice CORN MEAL, for bread.
W b roMPKINs 4 Bao,
sall-At Basin Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

Agescultural Fair--L d Z es' Fair
Orsenbrisr Baptisf AsEoctation--Liberal Cbntribw.
kissionary Atsting- Preaching -Aneadamee
-kesolutioas, de-, DC.
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Ey~ RlCHaoED AGRxCT.
Liverpool and London Fire and L'fs
insurance Company.
CAPITAL $1,000, 900.

OVER HALF MILLION DOLLARS INVES-
TED IN THE UNITED STATES.
The liabilities Of the shareholders unlimited. Th,
revenues uf ths Company, derived from preEliunir
u Insurance, exceed TWO a-iLIUS OF DOLLARS AN
SVALlT.
Tue Company is therefore prepared to incressC
the amount hitherto taken, on unexceptionabe
risss THEY will ist ro!ci,s for loss or damage b.
fre oa buildings merchandise, household iurniturt
&c. &c, IN liberal terms. ~
INSURANCE OF RENTS.
This Company ~iii make insurance against los,
o. tK,T3 " FIRE, on new aud most liberia
principle. -
FLOATING POLICY
Floating policies to insure enERCHANDiSE
wuen il one or any number of stores, or on III.
Nharvts I'D on b. ard .hips in port, granted.
la addition TO ths ordinary mode ri insurance
this Compsny irsues P2EkANsNT POLICIES On pay
reut OF ten snunsi promluG5, property is thence
forth permanently insured.
BY this Plan = saving Of resrly FORTY PEI
CENT is Effected. (The SUN thus saved will in Fl .,
teeO years amount to the whole OF the deposit }
The risk and isconyeniance of renewals are voided
The policy be cancelled at any time, at the rs.
Of the holder, the premium being returped less fv
per cent. CHAS WOkTHAm, Ao.pt.
w WYATT nNen'e'
seS-dts Once for the present. 23 Main st.
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ments Of the bile and the blood and if il does tbs
work f-ebiy imperfectly, ii. er am other
tlOus diseases thgCertan result. As soon there
fcre enJ Affections of this kind perceived,
may rest EssHrod that lie digestive organs out
OF order. The first and only thing to be done, Is
Edmlni.ter specific which will act directly ON tn
StoNaeh-the Insin-spring of the animal machn-
ry. For the purpose, We can confidently recon-
mend lir. BHSTIITsgS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
qERs. Acting IS al alternative and a tonic
strepSthe as the digestion, changes the condition.
tue bi0od aud thereby gives regularity TO the bJN
els
For saleby Druggists and dealers generally. eve
rywhere. au 2S-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

FoRrIFYING TIE ALP5-A letter from Switzer-
land states, IL Is said to be in the contemplation OF
she French Government to construct fort on the
Col de Ia Faucille the French side Of the from
tier, at height of 1923 metres above the level Of
the ses. The high road from Paris to Geneva
passes over it after crossing the territory OF the
Dappes. The preparatory plans OF the fort have
been already commenced by some officers Of engi-
neers. 1t il said that q sum Of 5000 900 francs
will be allotted for this military work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18
SOW KENT, PAINE 4 co.
IXM. & DAVID GIBSON,
w uOITGE CARpENTERS AND RIJIInERa

w HOUSE CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
MAIN. NEAR THE CoRSER OF SrH STREET, RICHMOND va.
Kespectfully inform the Ctizels Of Richmond anc
public generally that they are prepared, wi h the
assistance OF ihcr steam power. aud all the most
gseful wood working schinery, T., execute every
description cf sork in their line # business in
rot to be passed, such as Building OUT
es Of sll dimensions. repairing or remodellng the
sanle pm ting in store Fronts of any kind, sneI.-
ings pur No. Counters made, &c. in Desr aud taste
tui NJ amer. etairs built aud Hand Rails worked
according 10 9eornet cai Principles; CCrnices made
ts suit any style of Bniidings all kinds Ct Mould
lngs on hand; SASH Blind. and Doors mads to or
ier and sent any part Of the country; every kind
q Wood Turning, such A. stair B1losteTs. Newel
Fronts. and Capitals for Porch Columns. All order.
executed in n neat manner.
s,RsoN ,s hOps By strict attention to
ofiho same. to inertia continuance of publiJ IA
tronage
NOTlCE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate Of NAsy CRuMp, deoeased
tioatcd Those indcbses VII msse @ immediate pay
meDt. WIN BRACkfTT. NIX or Of
Sc ii-2ws hnry Crump. decd.
T ONGwORTH'5 PURE OHIO Ca
~ TAwBA BRAsDY. CINCINNATI. OHIO -
This Brandy has been manpisctrrsd ~ is iSr ssvers %
TINS aordinG additional evidence CT the progress ot
American enterprise and industry, and OF our abil
ny to produce articles at home equal to those made
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals
out ExcxLs the best imported Brandies in purity
ana hAsor it Is IN fact ths best Brandy known 1t
Il sovereign and sure cure for Dyspepsia. Fiatu-
iency. Cramp. Cholic. LanGuor, Low Spirits, Gene
ssi yepy &C no fsmi,y should be without it,
Sole agent for Richmond and vicinity. W PETER
SON successor to Alex Duval. l33 Main street, cor
forward their orders
BY calling on the above agent the public can get
small bottle gratuitously. to test the article.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

The Duchess Of Kent Queen yictorias mother
ID seventy-two years old
Parodi, viii sing In opera In New York daring
the winter.
The New York canal tolls for August show . d.
crease Of 3o9,s1o compared with ths same month
tysar.
Mr. and Mrs. Brewer, Of Wayne couaty, Kan
tucky, have tweuty two children. Theirs 10 per-
hsps the most extepsive Brewery tn the west.
Mrs Hannah Mattssos and mother Of Hon. O. D.
MAtteson, died at West Rome, N. T., on ths 10Th
inst, af the sge Of seventy-iour years.
The Presbyteria Synod Of Virginia viii meet -
Charlottesville on the Sd Of November next.
Tho recsipts Of tho Ohio Agricuitursl fsis ct
Sandusky on the nrst day. reached $S.oo0.
DR.. william Power, an sminsnt physician Of n.
York, died on Wednesday.
The Catholie Standard rscords the dsath cs Rev:
John Kavanagh and Rev II. Anbert, priests oi
New Orleans. They died ~ yellow fever.
Mr.. Harsis. Of Illipsis, wsites 70 Washingeoa ex'
pressing perfect eonAdeus Of the sueeen of NJ
Douglas.
Tue Dubuqus, IL, paper asatiou eoaaidersb
GRIP VI Chasse sugar cant - reedy iog cnstlng y
Clayton county.
In the stxth diserict 10 AiisoIa. Major 1homaa
B. Harris has bss1 rsrssninafed tos Congress By
tis :ollovsFs Of Douglas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

SUMNER SSows.-The Valparaiso correspondent
OF the Pennsy vanian, writes under date Of Julv
10th:
"Ths 10 mid-winter here, and the weather verv
cold and unpleasant. The Andes are covered with
soow. Snow to the depth OF sevsral inches fell In
the streets of Santiago one night last week. The
'o'dest settlers unite in declaring that they have
than the present. The snow 10 % deep on the
mountains that wild animals are compelled to leave
the mountain gorges, and seek for a similar home
In the valleys"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

CkINoL1NE MISUNDERSTANDING to the Courier
oe ChArisroi, the lessees of dancing saloons In
Belgium complain bitterly of the falling of in their
receipts, occasioned by the extra space ow occu.
pied by criDolines. An Instrument, called the
'criooimetre," has consequently been adopted BY
surpass fixed development, are charged an extra
admission fee. At y ball given at Montigny, in
Belgium, one female was measured aud charged
an extra IS centimes; another person, of an
economic di.position, preferred reducing her
crinoline by taking out two hoopsi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18
kB- NEW FIRs PRoos RocyINa.-Tht
A N hnir

xD NEW tIRs PROOF h0CyiN0.--Iht
spbscri5ers, Successors Of EsTILL q Co, in their
PATENT ELASTIC
FihE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING
nov offer the eaBle to the public
IL makes Of the very beat and cheapest roof,
ever used for DIV BILLINGS, CHCkCAhs, BARNS
DEpxTH, &c.
1t also makes az invaluable PAINT for tin roof
stops the eaky ones, aud prevents those newly pui
from Leaking
Roofs patntsI with this material will not requr,
repsiUti5s e: many years.
All orders in city or country promptly attendes
TO- CD YALE 4 CO.
l3u Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

THs CHINEsE.-The Chinese who have gone to
the new gold diggipgs, have determined to devote
themselves.to catching the seaslug, which abouuls
in great plumbers along the shores Of ysncouver's
Island, and which, when dried, commands snoe-
nous prices In China.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

SHOCKING MURDgR.-Last Wednesday evening.
Mr. Wade, on returning to his home at Taii's
Greek, Madison county, Ky, found Vim. b. Mar
grave, whom he had reason to sue epect of too much
intimacy with his wife, closeted with that lady
He ordered Msreraye to quit, which the latter re-
fused to do, when tussel ensued and Margrava
aided by Mrs. Wade, beat the husband with barrel
slaves to death. The guilty couple then fed, and
aad not been arrested at last sccounts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

APaRpos.-1t is announced in the English pa
pers that Queen Victoria has granted free par
Cen to young man named William Craft, who
was sentenced to six years imprisonment 1t hard
labor, for assault In kissing . young lady
against her will
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

HORSE MsAf.-A Hanover paper tells the world
that the "siily prejudice against horse hesh' has
altogether vanished in Denmark and Northern
Germany, and that in the city II Hanover alone,
in the course of Whitsunweek, about two thousand
pounds Of horsenesh were consumed. The num-
Der Of horses Slaughtered for saug In that city 10
between two and three hundred year
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

TEE CHANCES OF DIGarNo FOE GeIp IN WINTER
According to Mr.. Yale, chief trader ct Fort Lang
ley, Fraser River 10 frozen tight enough for sksf.
iEg upon IL from the latter part Of December tin
the last OF March. The water falls in September,
and does not rise again till May and then Keeps
high till September again. II this statement be
true, whatever gold there may DO in Fraser river
it is likely to remain there, for the working
season, under the most favorable circumstances,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

ROCKINGHAM ITKks-From the Register of yes.
terday, we copy the following items OF Rocking
ham Co., Vs., news:
The hog cholera has made Its appearance in this
county. Mr. Lafayette Cole, living on Smith
Creek, last week lost some six seven.
Albert, little son of Maj l.. ". Gambill, ofths
piece aged about IL years. had his left foot dread
fully crushed in threshing machine on Monday
last.
Dr. VIM. Herring, is no more. He died In the
bosom Of his family, in Harrisonburg, on Tuesday
evening last. about s O'Clock, OF typhoid fever,
after an illness Of about six weeks.
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Thus closed the long Investigation Of thIs most
exciting affair. The reporter has endeavored to
give faithful transcript Of the proceedings, aud
the reader, at distance from the scene, may form
his own opinion Of the merits OF the case So
far as we could Judge. the result generally ap
proved In Piucaste, and We doubt not that Mr.
Bowyer will continue to command the respect and
esteem Of those amosg whom he lives, and Of ali
who know the full extent Of the unhappy circum.
stances which blighted his domestic peace and led
to a tragedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

"FIs''usH " VIE ssstsHsnt y tns IoIloWlnE:
'Nr. Anthony stated that he considered II TO BE-
HE duty, shoush IN unpieasant one. TO tufnrn,
Mr., Mcdowell that the rnusos wa1, that Mr.. Bov.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-16
NOTICE
FROM THE
Board Public Works.

In compliance with the provisions of an act
OF the General Assembly. passed on the I'd
April 1853, the Board of Public Works of Va
invite Sealed Proposals, to be opened on the
ODD June 1858, stating the lowest terms OH
which the Superintendence of the following
named State Roads will be undertaken from
and after the LIST July next, viz:
Allegheny and HuntersVille, Abbs' Valley
and Tugg Road, Beverly aud FaIrmont Road,
Fairmont and Wheeling Road, Floyd Court.
house and Hillsvile Road, Huttonsvtlle and
HuntersviIle Road, Hunterville and Lewisburg
Road, Martins Bottom and Lewisburg Road,
Middlefork Turnpike Road, Northwestern
Turnpike Road, Junction Valley. Road, Ohio
River and Maryland Road, Richlands and Ken
lucky Line Road, Tazewell Courthouse aud
Richands Road, Stanton and ParkerNburg
Road, Southwestern Turnpike Road, Slavin's
Cabin and Summersville Road. Wyoming Court
house and Bluffs Road.
When several roads IRE of such length aud
contiguity as 10 admit Of 1t, proposals will de
considered for tho superintendent of moro
than one Road by the same person. Tho
Board will decide upon the competency and
fitness Of applicants, as TO which The most sat
sfactory testimonials will be required TO give
bond with ample security, conditioned for tho
faithful performance Of his duties.
BY order Of the Board of Public Works.
IHOS. II. DE WITT, SEC. B. P. w.
Richmond, April 80, 1S55.-my II 1t.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-16
Notice..
apl6 II

I AMES McCANN, w ilson B. Mccain. Jne.
e Slocum. Sarah Slocum, late Sarah McCann
Jonathan Golden, James M. Golden and Johu
Golden.
Take notice, that shall, on the 2lst day of
July next, at the courthouse in the town of
Lebanon, Bone county, Indiana, take the dep
ositions of Thomas Mccain and other Witness
es to be read as evidence on the trial of an &C
tion Of ejectment pending in the Circuit Count
Of Harrison county Va, wherein you are plain
tits and am defendant. And if from any cause
the taking of said dispositions shall not be com.
menced on the said 2lst day of July, they will
be commenced on the next day 22d day Of July,
1888; and that when the same are commenced,
if they should not he completed upon the day
upon which they are so commenced, they shall
be continued from day to day and from time to
time until finished.
CYRUS ROSS.
HARRISON d WILSON, ATT'Ys.
Clarksburg, Va, June 14th, lS58.-184t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-16

A T RULES held in the Clerks Office of the
"A Circuit Court of Upshur county, on the first
Monday in June, 1855,
X. Hopkins, Complainant,
vs..
Norris, Oalwcll & Co., &C., Defendants.
The object of the original and amended bill in
this cause is to enioin the collection of certain
Judgment obtained against the complainant by
the defendant until all Judgment liens are re-
moved off a certain house and lot for which the
complainant executed his bond, and upon which
said Judgment was obtained against him.
1t appearing that tho defendants W. B. Nor
ris, John K. Calwell and Jacob O. Galwell are
not Inhabitants of this State, it is ordered that
they do appear here within one month after due
publication of this order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interest in this suit.
A copy. Teste,
ic25 Al A. POUNDSTONE, Clerk.
u. w. BERLIN, alto.