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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-31

e. The 7Tibuas Ii angry with ssu.
Batter for his recent general order rsias-
ing to newspaper correapondauts. and
apostr0pAlxes him thus
We beg leave 10 as Gen. Butler what
be woald have been wishaas the nswsna-
psrss Who ran 10 catch zen when gou
fell. And kiss'd tha place 10 make II
well 2 Taz pAREa. Who, when you
naade brilliant speseh, put IL wIthin ID
peoples reasha 1Hg rarxa. Why. asar
Major Gensralg the newspaper Axvs
made you, epaalssses and all! Wishous
the newspapers yea wenld, at this mo-
nasnts hare besa petty attorney In d Dot
BY county town. Tos are. 20 ID snssk
the child 1T Tspogrsphy. CsrssIuly'
yoaS milisary expIsiss havs NOS given va
yoas psssent eoramaadaag posisios. -
Why DO you have twa apaulssfss. ! clasar,.
can bras and svsrgthiag hAndsosna sbons
ZOO, after yonT hlsodIsss, shoaxh II 81
saaaz1s brandy ard @waksglsss essnueIxr !
We aAy agAia, shs Nsvspapasl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-31
EsrTRAYKp ON aTpExa

lyTHAYKD On s1UEEa.
- On Msnaay, saas agd, a man a r,.--
Efpga negsas, sas og tAs horses i short S1ss4a
ne eshag about Ism ysAss old Qre Of ths IS 90
hAs waite stat In the forehead ans ~. H.tsFh
Alna fooi, 1hs sAssr has grey glreak g., I.-e
fses lseral rswaFa VII b paid fsr tas Tsts sss
cf ne A1gass - saT tzkeTsaziion wAlcA w1l 80
a&sES Eeoassrgs SILL : Eny-s $50
feAsA@@" A~S A~~A Ao@a' sts4Ea Mia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-31
ApsoUnwxD msgrMxs.

fTs0 TEE TAX FAYE9s OF COUNCIL RLUFFs
D. Nektos Is heFsoy given, tnag en- tho ~ dag
Of ngusa 1891, tha Ccmnon Coaacil Of the eitg Of
GsEnai BiRas viii meet az e'eiock r. NJ 70 equal
ixs, aorrsrs, and conzrsa NE easy Assessment fef
tbs FaaT sH@& al w&sen ksEas 81 p#Fsens sgrdeEas
fT sid assesssasas 9til be heard kaa eli psSsens
ara 1estaNd ~ ahew cause, IL say they hare, Wig
tax said azsesksnens sh1uaa be afsasad ana why IL
8hsNk6 not be eeaNrrnea
/ ny srasg Of tbs GomMoE Coan4l
W. @. CaAwRoRD, City Recorder
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pgssoLvED.

I'D Ass0LgEu,
- ~ the Ceaazasn cSnneiI Of ghecisy of Coun.
al Au9z thai tha rssSiatiaa FsAAtws to the COP
sssarssoa VI side wsik the Rast side Of u adi-
son street, adopted Saaa Tan, sSSz, be so amended
ss - psFmtt &na rsQalfs khaE said side walk be en-
siEuGge 80 10 coafsxm 10 the haiuEsl surface Oh
tAs grsnnd said street and that tbs plank shsIE
% LAID ianssh-wiss tn8taad Of sEsSH~wise, az re-
saare6 IN ssSd rsseiaklaa, and kaAi the said sias
@ak sAsii be ncsRa naeg the airsetioa al sS
GsasMafs ses % xnxashai ImrraTsAasatxs
A2oa TxH, 5afy %, gssi
LYBANDEh W. AASEETT, Mayer
W. g.. GAAwFpzn Recorder.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-31
|. ssxssf,a~ se~,on

A ssKasoRss NOTICE
- Tas naseTslxnsa City Akaasass &c shs Essy d
Geannil Alukss win 8tsaas al ths gsSn u reen ID
Hhkxs 8Isc&, en- SATURDAY, khs iSsh dag Of jas
aax1. Ter Ms parp1s~ 20 shnwxms the Assssssxs y
asa& to nj persons whe mag wssA 60 axzmIas sAsls
assessment Ter fhs year f9exs
q "a. PALMKMs Cssy Assesses.
Saiy stA, fzki.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-31
Tn raae sons aud Daughters
AaskeaAagA.

Ynsws sataxs ne pzovf Ga he sPos so -"
yanr syes, auiy bFing ga toar cases
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pROFgICAL swELIISGs, PARALYSIS 4!
STIFR LniNTa

tAtaeagh the above cgMplsiati dLGrr TsaeJ :
fae4F sfigin and nature, Jet mag at frVa4r- "a.
awsaszmenE. Many Of lie W.T. c4ssa. u. susa +. e.
eases. wiil yield IN = Comparatively sbqYf sgass b,
sAnzE &fen fhls 0laLmeGt - 4l5.gelly rz5ae3 lats
Ehe parts affected, even after rTsry other nehaa
have failed In all serIuzs EA4G~s ne Pl5s Il. AZ
be taken ia acc0TiaEce 10 ,as Ifs!~+ .strsrc.,z -
accompanying each box.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-31

'AGAS A"N~A-SusS pa% hItaty pcaeyes EnaA
we're compromise entered into which
would restore peace to our distracted
country, Ii would be an additional and
eonfrmatoFy evidence of the ability Of :
free people to govern themselves. Let us
60 on with the war until the land is hlIsd
with VI idows and orphans; anil our homes
are draPed ia Moaning, and we gaze up
on the brows of our aged mothers, sor.
rowing and mourning fos husbands and
soma, murdered upon the batsledsids; un-
Ill the fair and broad spread bosom Of our
beloved land shall be covered with des-
olaaioa; when the aword shall be stained
by the blood of brothers, from wounds
inflicted By brosher's hands; when the
plow. share shall rattle AMONG the bones
Of msn slain npon fields where wheat
and ezra sAeaid hare been grownI
for the nogrishmsut Of naa; when dssp,
widespread md black ruin shall meet fbs
sys In Ill directions than psaee wiil be
maas; bat il will be the peass Of dssso-
lssions When shs effects Of an asaesaps
10 eonqass millieas of fresnsa has BEEN
erisds and the seeds Of unqusnshaAls AA-
assa hAvs sipaasd 10 their biftsx fruit
~asa ssE people ere svsrwhslmsd and
boEns doNa wish saxsklon, And h6akrupt-
90 1ra ruin il hseaghs % sssEJ m2a'sl
doeEi tAen the people will Raise thsir
vstss ~ pssseb bat d via BE- 100 isas--
on esmsFy viii hays rse@ivea 4 shoak |
~ sethsas - 1855, ~ fFiaAtkui apd |
- ssnssquansss = Nk6sk iii |
= - - : go s.6nA
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pEopTtAS e0 Ter Dfnnkn& TulaaEs and BLANK
hooks for raid Departments respectively
and should the printers o. binders 10 sas
present Congress, o. eithax uf them. de-
cline or faal 10 execute anY Of the PRINTING
OF binding ordered by the Senate or Housas
of Representatives daring tbs uresaus
ssssion, the Superintendent Of the puhIIa
| Printing ID bereby authorised and direct-
ed To aAusa the printing or hindina IA
ordered and dscainad d ks axnoutsd M I
harstofers refarssd =.
Tsrrilesx N a. - or salarins Oh
gosezaas - - seexst&rt. ten
fhoueaaf u hundred doal1xs.
For ap6singent expenses ofsAid Terri-
tori 80 shoasaad lire hundred dollars.
Fex IT, md mfle4ks II the
msmksss IL gialzkiys A1esnbly,
i sss Il zssS = a deIi. 49,
Snc. 8. And 30 Il fur1k1R sancsad. That
he snn II aikkky thee.snd dollars. q ID
naet thsessf ~ ny ~ 10Y lsr tn
psrpest ~ - ap-I
psopti1ksa NJ ~ rAysame ~ 5nnSsxi6lsI
dslivstSd III - 1xil fon a ~ Tfsns.
uFy hefl1inx nn6er exaskfpe annfYap(s L
ard ut the further sum b fwo hundrsdI
md 1ksy theu>x1d dnilsxs bs Also appro.I
priatsd fox ~ eoasinnanos ef TIN essaI
az snak sxxcneion.
Sc. 4. "A y Ii fursh@r $1,000. TO
he CoAsnkesfan16 q 1nl15nn - III
directed NJ eE1nnnne ~ x1~enn q
- - go 80 q 4 ! - q
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NToucS TO HoLDERs or saH-saprios csa-

q O oAAwtonp. OlkY -.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
~ u q LIZ a.

4 PROMINENT OF GGszAEISsEON~
n ERS AND OFFICERS OF EE.kCW0N.-
Pursuant to an act of the General Assembly Of
Virginia, entitled can act to provide for electing
members of a Convention and to Convene the
same passed 14th January, lS6l-the foi.Gwng
named commissioners and officers are. by said act,
required to hold and conduct the said election for
| members to said Conventional the Courthouse
and other places of voting in the county Of Angus
ia. on Monday, the 4th day of February, 1861, to
wit:
At the Coust House, No. 1.--Joseph Smith, NJ
Young. Thornton Berry, Henry Harrison and Col
| W ? Tate, Commissioners, anc = A Armentrout,
District No. 2.-w w Donaghe, joha grmble,
4 j CARRIER, Judson Mccoy and W H Slanker,
Commissioners, and W Stevens IN; Officer.
Thompson, j A G Scott and Elijah H3gshead.
Commissioners, and W II Bell, officer
CroiyseiUe.-D Kunks, Robt Y Dung, luke
Woodward, Craig and JON Lno,c:kridge, Com
Merritt, B Shultz and Lewis Bnmgardn9r Gem
missoners, and John ToMberman, Officer. .
Stuorts Drcd.-H & Guthrie. W Hunter,
! John Brooks Adam McChesney, and Jacob Van
Lear, Commissioners, and " l. Hunter, Officer
WavnesJoro'.-J } Bell, William Patrick, Hugh
Mcclure, Samuel Coiner, Sr., and Dr.. Cyrus
Alexander, Commissioners, and } I Arnal, 0ih
Ger.
! Observation-Disclosures McCue, Ichn Hamilton,
| j G Guthrie, Samuel McCune. and d Conner
! Commissioners, and Elijah Bateman, Officer
Ne,o Hope.-G G Robertson, Jacob Coffmar,
! Nathaniel Kerr, Samuel Conner, Jr., and J n Gen
try, Commissioners, and d Hanger. Officer.
ut Weridian.-J w Crawford, Benjamin Dyer
", James johnson, J A Patterson and Abraham
Mohier, Commissioners, and Benjamin Craig, OIL
Ger.
Mt Sidney.-Addisoh Hyde, VIM Crawford. Dr
w G Bruffey, G McCue, and Thomas Burke,
Commissioners, and II Crawford Officer.
Spring HM.-Theophous Gamble Robert Gam
BILE, Jacob Crst, John Rimel and Bethuel Herring,
Commissioners. and U ID Poe officer.
III Scion. Daniel Forrer, A r Bell J Clarke,
J C1pp and David Kyle, Commissioners, and S
,Churclyiils. james Wilson, Bailey Dunlap,
Henry Sterrett J v Huff, and Bare, eomtiis-
sioneIs and r p EIbank Officer. IN
Scopes Depot.-S Ii Bell, Wash Swoope, Sr,
George Shuey, Jacob Baylor and A G Wayland,
Commissioners, and Washington Swoore, Jr.,
Officer.
Nid,ecs-M Rush, John Carson, A N Moore,
James Henry and J D Nice uiin, Commissioners,
and H Henry, Officer.
Nc1o t'ort.-H Stewart, ) J Martin, DR. J Nc
Chesney, James Berry and Thomas Steele, Conn
missioners, J Echard, officer.
Deeyield.-Wm Guy, W W Montgomery, Renix
Hodge, Mann and DR. MeCutchen. Commission
crs, and Ed Montgomery, Officer.
Sheramao.- Benjamin. lewis, W Grass, N X
ManIey, A Hunter and d Shaw, Commission
ers, and Nj NJ Moffett, officer.
Pa'nassus.-James Byers, Martin Whitnsore,
Enos Sillings, Abraham Huffman, and Geo Ore
baugh, Commissioners; and John Hogshead, Oil
ecr.
A oo y. 4. ibs}H}sSrrr, j. c.
Jkn ok 1Sf1--fda
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01
Consultation or tdstitenes 81.

No one of the ''many ills flesh is heir tss is so
prevalent, so little unders God, and so much neg
ected as Costiveness. Often originating in care
lessness, sedentary habits; it is regarded as q
slight disorder of too little consequence to excite
anxiety, while in reality it is the precursor and
companion of many OF the NEST fatal and Danger
Gus d seases, md nn'ess early erAdcated it will
bring the sufferer to IN uhtimely grave. Among
the lighter evils Ct w1ich Costiyepecs is the usual
attendant, are Headache, Cholic, Rheuma tisn,
Foul Breath Piles and others ofiike nature, while
long train Of frghtiul diseases such as Malignant
Fevers, Assesses, Dysentery, Darrhea, Dyspeps
STA, Apope&y, Ehepsy Paralysis, Hysteria Hy-
dohondrass, Melancholy and Insanity, first indi-
cate their presence in the system by this alarming
symptom. Not untreqUehly the diseases naihed
originate in Constipation, but take on an indepen-
dent existence unless the cause is eradicated in an
early stage. From ali these considerations it fol-
lows that the disorder should receive Immediate at
tention whenever it occurs, and person should
neglect to get a box of Cephalic Pills on the first
appearance of the complaint as their timely vse
will expel the nsidions approaches of disease arr
destroy this dssg9rous foe to human life.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01

~ HHADAcHB is the faYorite sign by whish na
taTe makes known any deviation whatever frou,
the natural state of the brain, aud viewed in this
light 1t may be looked safeguard intended
to give notice of disease which might otherwise es-
ca pc attention It'll too late to be remeded; and it's
indi cations silonic never be neglected. Headache
ma :, be classified bnder two names. viz :--Sympto-
matte and ldiopat,iie, Symptomatic Headache IL
exceedingly common and is the precursor ofa
GREAT variety Of diseased, &mopg which are Apo
nlexv. Govt Rhcumatisni and all febrie diseases.
In its nervous form it is symra thetic of disc Of
the stomach consti tutng sick hesdache, or hepat-
ic disease constituting bilious headache, of worms,
constipation and other disorders Of the bowels az
wei, asre al and uterine affections. Diseases Of the
heart are very frequently attended with Head
aches; Anenia and plethora are also affecting
which freduently occasion headache. 1dicpatho
Headache is also very common being usually dis
tinguished by the of nervous headache some-
times coming on stideny in state OF apparently
sound health and Frustrating at once the mentsl
and physical energie5, and in other instances it
comes on slowly, heralded sy depression of spirits
or ascerbity of temper. In most instances the pain
is in the front of the head, over tne or both eyes,
ard sometimes provoking vomiting; under this class
may also be named Neuralgia.
For she treatment of either class Of Headache the
Cephac Pills have been found cure aid safe
remedy, relieving the most acu paips in few
minutes, aid by its subtle power ersdicatng the
disease Of which headache is the nnerE'hg iedexS
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01
E8Y TKEE GOVERNOR O2, va.
4 PROCLAMATION.

iE1IiE General Assembly of this Commonwealth
Il having passed "ar act t. provide for eiecting
men, hers Of Convention, and to convene the
same, and l'avng provides thas pfoclanaflen
I, John Letcher, Goyer.nor, by virtue OF the an
thority aforesaid, do hereby announce that the e.
lection for members Of the said convention y re-
CURED to be held at the places for ''oiuli-g eiel
tions fer members of the General Assemu4V, on the
fourth day of february next; that the Comm sloh
ers experimenting the election for separate coun'
ties or corporations are required to meet at the
Court house Of their respective counties corpo
rations, and make returns OF the election the
second day after the election Day, and that those
experimenting the elections for counties and COR
porations comprising election districts, to meet
at the places required by law, and make their re-
turns On the fourth day after the said election
nd that the members of the Convention who may
be elected, are required to meet Gu Wednesda :,
the 9th day eft the mouth, at the Capitol in
the City of Richmond.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
>Gj-,, the seal Of the Commonwealth on he
3L 5 18th day Of January, 1881. and in the
t-4~i S5th year of the Commonwealth
JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor GEORGE w. NUsFoac, Secre-
tary OF tie Commonw ealth.
Jan. Ii. l6sl-tde
nLANTATInN hook p lantation and
L Farm Instruction, Regulation, Record, Inven-
tory and Account Book for the use of Managers of
Estates. and Tor the better ordering tnu manage
ment of plantation and farm business in many par
ticulars. BY a Southern Planter. "Order is
Heavens first law"
New and improY ed edition, cap folio, half calf,
price 81 SO. Also large edition, for
COTTON PLANTATIONS,
price s. Either sent by mail, postpaid to all who
remit the price in moneyer stamps.
The author of this book is of the most sue
cessful farmers in the Southern States, and the
systematic use of it has added tens Of thousands OF
dollars to his estate. ),
ave consider it as indispensable to the farmer,
as the ledger to the merchant. ~. c. Planter.
s'This book supplies real want in every pianta-
ton ''-Southern Planter. -,
s,This is most ad mirable work, and one which
every farmer should possess. .'-Amerscan farn'eH.
For sale by booksellers generally.
j. W. RANDOLPH,
Richmond, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01
EV E RY e A M IL Y
SHoULb HAVE
ELECTROMAGNETIC SIpHO,

FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE CT ALL DISEASES OF
THB URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, TIE KIDNEYS,
STOMACH AND BOWELS AND PREVENTION OF
CONCEPTION.
TgSHlS Sipho, when used, prevents and cures
u Nervous Debility, Costiveness, Dyspepsia :,
Liver Complaint. Headache, Lecuchorrma or
Whites, Prelapsus, Uteri y Falling of the Womb
Otstructed Aenstraton. aud all complaints of the
Urinal ORGANS Kidneys aud Bowels.
The Sipho enables all to prevent and cure dis
case Mithoot recourse to drugs, herbs, pills, or
nostrums. 1t is perfectly safe; it will last life
timc, withott getting oat of order, and never
sails ; it is simple, and can he used bv Child
1t acts lnagnetically q ID chemically, removing,
absorbing and destroying all lnprbid secretions and
poisonous matter in the system. it is pleasant to
use, mparts strength ana Me to the body, enl-
the spirits, impats cheerful ness to he mind,
and gives tone ar! elasticity to all who it,
that wall last fer years. 1t enat'es those whose
health CT circH instances DO not permit an increase
Of family, to regulate limit their offspring, but
must rot be used during pregnancy, as it would
produce miscarriage.
We sene uiA each Sspho insportdnt pirate and
confidential sntorhdtSon, for the NetfTfed, and
these contemplating Marriage, also, fuu directions
for It's use.
FAIL NOT TO SECURE ONE.
Single ones. So !; a cheaper quality, So. Each
one is warranted. They are securely packed, and
forwarded to all parts of the country. Address,
DIR. j. RUSSELL,
(BOX By BROOKLYN, New York.
Feb. |, 1861. -1v.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01

COMPLIMENT TO SLIDELL--W Whilst all
! Unonists, says the Washington States, re-
greet the anticipated secession Of Louisiana,
we hear Of no regret, but on the cont airy
much rejoicing, at the absence of MIR. Sill
dell from the Senate; he is the very type of
hate, disappointment, anger, and irrecon-
Citation.
The Episcopal Bishops Of Mississippi,
Florida, Alabama and corgia have discon-
tinued the prayer for the President" in
the service
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS

The AMALeAMATIoN OF LANGUAsHs.-There b. 4
growing tendency in this age to appsopriate the
most expressive words of other languages, and at
ter while 30 incorporate them into our own; THUS
the word Cep.al,c. which is from. the Greek, signi
yFing for the head is now bec6'ning pogular1ss
in connection with Fl. SpafdiSg great Headache
rcmed ?, but it will sodh BE tsad in more general
way, and the word Cephalic viii become as COM
mon as Elecrotype and many others whose distinc
ton as foreign words has been worn away by COM
mon usage ehti they seem 'natfve and 10 the ma
hdr born"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01

GRrAT DisroyERY.- Among the most ,ulports ne
Of all the great medical discoveries of this age mey
be considered the vaccination for protection FROM
Small ox, the Cephalic Pill for re!,ef of Headache,
and the use 81 Quinino for the prevention of Pc
vers, either of which is a SIRE specific, whose bena-
fits will be experienced by suffering humanity long
after their discoveries are forgotten.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01
Jan. Is, '61-4w

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
Y flee of the Circuit Court of Highland County,
on Monday, the 7th of January, 1861,
James Il. Byrd, -Pla ntif,
AGAINST
Hugh W. Shelley, AMI Moses II. McCue, Adm'or
de bonis non OF John Baker, decd. Ode Defendants,
In CHANCEkY.
The object of this suit is to enjon theD eel dant,
Hugh w Shetfey, who sues for the benefit of Mo-
ses IL. McCae, Admor de bdnis non of Ohm Baker,
d., from further proceedings on a Judgment
recovered at the October Term of the Circuit
Court of Highland, against the Plaintiff for the
sum OF Three hundred and fifty four Dollars and
eighty three cents, with interest thereon from 24th
March, 1852 till paid, and COSTS until the further
order of the Court.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
Defendant Moses Il. McCue, Admor de bonis non
of John Baker, ec'd., is not an inhabtant of this
Commonwealth On motion OF the Plaintiff, by
Counsel it is ordered that h appear here within
one month after due publication Of this order, and
% what is necessary to protecI is interest.
A Copy-Teste,
A. STEPHENSON, elk.
January 1e, I8GI.-Aw.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01
A Real RiegSir9.

Pnys1oIAS.-W ell, Mrs. Jones, how is that head
ache?
Mas JoNEs.-- Gone D DOCTOR, all gone! The pis
you sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and
them handy. .,.
PnYsIc1AN.-You can get them any Druggists.
Call for Cephalic Pills, and find they never fail,
and | recommend them in all cases of Headache.
Mas. .loNEs.-1 shall send for box drec.l,, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they ere
reel BLESSING
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

" RGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
fee of the Circuit CoarT of Highland County,
on Monday, the 18th day of Janraty, 1861,
jeremiah Fisher, j Ohm j. Boyd anu Asberry Nc
Kendree Boyd, Merchants and Partners trading
under the style of Fisher Boyd q Bro, PIT ifs
AGAINST -. H.. =
Henry w Harris, Thomas C. Harris md Rlciaro
IL Harris, partners under the style q namae
Harris & Sons, Robert j Sibert John N. Sloer'
and William G. Jones, late partners under the
name and style Of Sibert & Jones. John N. 81
bert 4 Calvin B. Sihert late partners under the
name and style Of Sitert 4 Bro. John w My
ers, Trustee of Sbert & Bro VIM. G. Jones,
ODER & Co.. E. r.. Horner \ Bro. King 4 Hup-
man. Seyering l. Bro, L. P. d. Newman, John
Trimble, James Trimble. ST., Jackson y Bush,
John Burke and Henry Seybert, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to ascertain the amount
and value of the trust property conveyed by 81
bert and Brother, by deed daten the LIST day OF
February, 1883 and duly recorded in Highland
County Court, and have the same or an equltabe
proportion thereof appied to the payment OF sald
Plaintiffs debts and also to get decree against
such of the Gefenda ants as may be liable to them-
And it appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendants Samuel Harris g. Sons, Robert .. 81
bert, john y. sibert, and Slhert Z; pro, ooer a
ering & Bro, and L.. z. D. Newman, are not IN :
habitants of this Commonwealth 1t Is ordered
that they appear here within one month after cue
publication O! this order. and DO what IS necessary
to protect their interest.
Copy-Teste.a .A
A. STEPHENSON, Clk.
january is, laol.-4w
VIRGINIA AT Rules held IN the Clerks Of
Y flee of the Circuit Court of Highland County,
on Monday, the It'll day of January, 1861.
James NJ Seg,-Plaintih,
AGAINST -
Andrew K. Sttngton and Mary his wife, and
Thomas Q. Sitington, trustee of said Mary Ann,
John Sitington, Charles Stewart, and John NJ.
Rexrode, S. H. c. Commissioner in the suit OF
Wn H. Brown Il Co. and others A. X. Sit
lington and wife and others, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to attach and stop any
debts, money or other estate of the Defendants,
John and Andrew X, Sitington, in the hands of
the said John NJ. Rexrode, Commissioner aforesaid,
so that the same may be applied towards satisfying
Plaintiffs debt. And it happening by satisfactory
evidence that the Defendants Andrew *. Sitting
ton and Mary Ann his Wife, and Thos. y. Sitting
ton trustee of said Mary Ann, are not inhabitants
OF this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that they APP
pear within one month after due publication Of
this order, and dc what is necessary to protect
their interests. COpy-Teste,
A STEPHENSON, Clerk.
jan IS, '6l-4W
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01
DIXON TAREa FOR SALE,
Feb. md. / sci

Saturday, Feb. End, sSE,
4, S Commissioner of the Circuit Court of Augrs-
n ta in the case of Dixon's widow VS.. Exon
Dc ais, will sell at public auction, on the remi-
ses on the day above named, three parcels of t., o
FARM belonging to the estate OF David S. d .xon,
decd. viz
lst:-4aS acres roods and 81 poles allotted by
commissioners to the children of SID b. S. Dixon
2d.-33 acres, roods and Y poles Of the same
in another parcel.
3rd.-rhe buildings a4d improvements, and Al
acres, roods and 2s poles of land subject to the
widows dover.
The mannH,r in which these lands are divided can
pc seen ~ application to the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, or VIM. A. Burkett, residing on the prem
ISIS, to the undersigned.
TERMS.-Six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months credit from the day of sale-bonds and
personal security required, and the title retained
as ultimate security.
TH0s. w. McCUE, Comm'r.
January 4, 1861 ids.