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The Placer herald., 1862-05-31

A clergyman having preached several
times in small town, in which he had not
once been invited to dine, said, in seriously
exhorling his hearers against being reduced
by the prevalent vices of the age, 81 have
preached against every vice but uxuries
living, having had no opportunity to observe
to what extent in was carried in this town.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-31

CoUNrERFEIT CoIN.-Some we'll executed
quarter eagles are in circulation in the mines.
They are manufactured at Birmingham,
England, and imported expressly for the
California trade 50 so pieces will bear
scrutiny.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-31

How TO KEEP BUrrER.-Says the Contra
Costa Gazette:
1t is not generally known, perhaps, by
our darymen, that butter will keep fresh and
sweet mnch longer when kept from the
light. A quantity placed near window
will be spoiled on the side towards the light
while the other side will remain as good as
new. This we know to be true from expert
enCe.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-31

"THE UNION GoNE."-Carl Schurz, late
Minister to Spain, addressed public meet
ing in the city Of New York lately, and
gave utterance to the following reasonable
language. If Democrat had said half AS
much he would have been instantly arrested
by the hirelugs Of the Administration.
Schurz said:
"The Union is gone. You cannot re-
store it--never. The circle of ideas in
which the political transactions of the old
Union moved, is forever broken; it cannot
be restored The mutual confidence on
which the political transactions of the old
Union rested, has been discovered to be illu
sorry; 1t Is irretriepobly gone."
This same worthless demagogue, who
has been preaching treason for years, and
who declared on the stump that the Declar-
alton of Independence twas a lie," Lincoln
has appointed Brgadier General. He is a
pretty fellow to command troops engaged in
war for the restoration of the Union!
Does not his appointment, in the face of his
declaration, prove that the Administration
does not desire the restoration of the Union?
The Placer herald., 1862-05-31

DEGENERATION OF THE NEGRo.--The
Carlo IIlinois) Gazette suggests that the
Constitutional Convention of Illinois pro.
hibt the in,ermariage of negroes and Aboli'
tonists, "on the ground that such connec
ton would degenerate the negro"
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a conserrntIre.

The last number Of Hurper's Weekly has
one OF the most forclbIc and sarcastic take
oHs on the aConservativesn that we have
yet seen, It is pictuse of a white man
drowniug-nOthing but his head aud one
of his hands ARE visible. He looks up
''couservatively" and CHASTITY at niger
who bending over precipice throws him a
rope, and he remarks, stake thatrOpe away,
you darned niggerfs WHIST Iecen, white
man. do You suppose, is going. to allow
himself to be saved by a COMPOUNDED nig:''
-('.goes dozen eoRsisteHf to the fGst.,')
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TuE New Orleans Piceyuus having pub-
lished an on the slst ult. an editorial which
was considered seditious by Gen. Butler,
be at once suppressed the paper, but on
the petition of the editors, permitted its
publication again, conditional upon an apol-
ogy in print. Tbis was complied with, the
editors disclataiing all knowledge as to
how the article in question was put in the
paper. and there the matter rests. The
paper is now published as heretofore.
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John Bruce. C0mplainaat.
rhos. Oman. - Id o,h,r. az

ThOs Omen's e1'tr andOthsrs def'ts. In GRsneery.
A Nd it was thersupon by the Court adfudged, or
"a deTed and deereed that said cause lie refsrrei TO
one OF the Master Commissioner to asceFtan and ~
port. fs % ~ 81
First. The personal estate OF said Thoulas Omen.
deceased which came into the hauds Of his Rxeentor
charging him with all moneys that came into his
hands, or should have emo into his hands ly rrer
Ft1nnce As such Executor, and creditfnr him with
an snns BY him paid in due course
Secondly. That he do ascertain aud report what
moneys belonging 10 mid estate he has psid the aId
kltEabeth Ouen. widow OF slid deceased With ne
knoSiedge Of aid EstIW that the sa1ne was money
belonging TO said estats. .'
Third That he do ascertain and report yrhetiler ar
not the goods IN the store Of said Thomas Omen an.
praised BY Daniel SehAnibFa, Adam Poose, and A N
Adant55 TO be OF the value OF S2222 were taken Nv
sud Exeeutor at said appraisement as provided #,
the VIII OF said Omen deceased and that he do tGke
an account OF debts owing by the estate Of said
deceased And that he do Ascertain and report tic
location and value and annual rental value Of the
real esfaie OF which the said ThOnihs Omen died
seized And the said Master Commissioners shall
cause an ertiseinent - be published fneome news
paper printed 70 the city OF Wheeling, for the credit
orr OF The said Thomas Omen, deceased, to come in
before him and prove their debtE, and he g to ~
PersmptoEy day for that purpose and in default Of
their coming IN 10 prove their debts by the time to
De 20 appointed, they are 10 be excluded from the
bcneith Of this decree
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From Pruntytovvn--TayIo County
Makes mp her g uota.
PRrNTYToWY. w. an


Editors LnteIigeEeer
We've gone aud done it. NTH. Bris-
tor, of Grafton, aided by the Union men
all over the county, but especially on the
east side of the rive, has enlisted one hun
dred GRG thirteen men, aud will be of to
Wheeling on Monday. Capt AllIop has, I
learn, about 80 men enrolled on the west
side. We think we will not be drafted Do
do you think we ought to be! believe
this number will be our full quota under
both calls, or very Hesr IL; aud we are get
ting more every day. Three CHEERS for
patriotic TAylOrl She sent two companies
10 the beginning of the war, and does not
lag behind noe.
Why do you publish such ISLANDERS about
our couaty as the'one in the letter of az -
from Clarksburg in yesterdays paper -
Grafton deserves no such name. The wri-
ter may have heard one or two disloyal
young men talking about the eating house,
but doubt if, even they were residents of
Grafton. There is not more loyal town
than Grafton anywhere. On The 4th Thurs
day of Nay, 1861. she cast 429 votes against
secession and ouly one for secession, and
he lived miles away and has been work
ing for the Government since. Grafton don't
intend to be tradueed. l am sorry "H."
should even suspect US We are regarded
as being like Caesars wife, and re are.
s15a XXX
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Itema.

The Baltimore News Sheet has been
suppressed by Gen. Wool, aud it's editors
sent to Fort McHenry.
The Post Office at Brady's Mills, near
Cumberland, has been discontinued, and
the Postmaster discharged from the service.
The editor of the Fairmont National has
enlisted in company raising in Marion
County.
a War Meeting takes place to-day at
Mouudsville.
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New Clothing House.
NEW YORK CLOTHING DEPOT
sOHOENFIELD 8 BRO

No. 30 Main street, centre TvheeIinE.
tIh5shNpousS IOCh OF Meme and HoTB Wear,
Furnishing 6oodt, Hats, Caps and CGfpet-BaEI soId
equally cheap. Itis very evident that new house
Is fully able 70 compete With older ones, which
during the crisis al reduced priees5 but our stock
having bean bought under very favorable auspices.
Ger tainly viii sen you gOods 70 say the least,
astonishnsiy low and leas than they can be bought
In this city apositiyelylH -
Z 'o11e At once and exnmine the stock No trOabIs
% show g0od8. Al No. 20 1Lhin st. Centre WhaelinE
49, SCH0ENRTRLD BRO
:. Q. we forgot Please bring your money along.
40 tez1na< ezz'iazf7sl l.7s 2aISe1E e s5Iay2a1
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TaE n. Y. fancy have had quite soeno
of excitement, arising out of set-to be-
tween Joe" Coburn and "Figsey" on
Fashion Course, recently, in which "Joe''
came out much damaged on his nasal in
hnlor. 1t is rumored that arrangements
are making tor couple of mills
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From tho seventh virginia.
MccLELLASs AMY,
HARRIsoS' LANDISG, Au
E.iitors Iatsuigeneer:

Editors Iatsuiyeneer:
Everything is agog with curiosity to
know when aud whore We ara going, for
going we are somewhere, and that soon.-
The army is all prepared TO move now,
having stored their baggage on the trans
ports 10 be the prey of the rascally Quar-
termasters.
Lieut.. Stout, of Company of our regf-
meat, came into camp this morning, having
been exchanged. He reports all of our Of
fcers exchanged. aud that all of our pris-
oners will follow on Friday next. He re-
ports great numbers of troops passing
through Richmond on their way to Jack
SON. They guard with @Atchfui care their
communication by way of Lynehburg aud
Dauyille, as all of their supplies come that
way
He bad an interview with John Letcher,
who was very afTable in his manner and
cont1ued his conversation TO geueralitie5.-
We have had enough of tue James river.
sincerely hope the new State will be
admitted, as We do not want to live in n
State that has within its boundaries spot
as full OF bugs, musquitos and all the other
insects that ever were created to plague
poor mortals. X.
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Colnn5sloSrns oyyIcr.

= 1AH3s1-.I tNEI1 IollI
The parties In the above cause are hereby noeifis
That shall on the sth day0f September, 1862 a nv
oee N me city OF Nheeling, proceed 70 carry fnto
eretoSs o. the sid Thomas Omen deceased are re-
9nested % appear before me that day and Prove
tner debts and in default of their eauine n
70 prove their debt4 by the tine % appointed fheV
sre Q be exsnded from the benefits Of any decree to
a d "a Han HASx1aAI. poRREs o.
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a gentleman recently from Mobile states
that there is not single carpet to be found
in any house in that city, every one having
heea given up last winter to be used as
blankets by the rebel army.
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meeting At sand nm, darshall c,
Arrlvea Sc Hems.

Mr.. Geo. B. Caldwell, SO long connected
with our army in South Caroline, and moro
recently nader Burnside at Fredericksburg
ia this State arrived at his home in this
city last Friday evening. BE comes to join
the service here. having received conmis-
sion from Gov. Pierpoint. He has been in
the war from its commencement, and in
tends 70 see II through. he mas theseor-
respondent of the iHteltigsneer in South
Carolina and everywhere else he has been.
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omee ofProvost aIarshal,

~ WdhhIIN8i AIIsust q ISL
TUE attention OF al persons subjeet to dram is
Il called TO paragraph two Of Order OF War Depart
ment, Washington City, August S. 1862:
.Any person liable 10 dram, who shall absent him
self from his county State before such dram Is
made, viii be arrested by any Provost Marshal or
other United States or State ofeer wherever lac may
be found within the jurisdiction Of the United States
and conveyed to the military post and placed
on military duty for the term Of the drat; and the
expenses Of his own arrest and conveyance to such
post and also the sum OF IS reward TO the officer
who shall make such arrest, shall be deducted from
his pay.r
All such persons proposing to leave this city on ur.
gent business, for temporary absence will report
Al the office Of the UNDERLINED to obtain special
permit. JOSEPH DARR, Jr
auEI1 Major list Va. Cav. and Provost MarshaI
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HEADouAErERsI 2rH RIO. Va. Vol. Ixp. U.s.A.- =
MHEEIINn- VI Anr. lsea- :.

A III oFFICERS on recruiting service. hayfpgeon-
n missions Stco1d Lientenznts for tho I2ti Isih
and 18th reEi eents Vr1inia Volunteers north OF ne
Little kanawha river, required report to me at
once their respective address and success In sruit
ing. Their special attention il called 70 aCepeTaI
Order NO 15J Issued BY the War Departments July
s, 1882, strict compliance With ait fis roTfSons
L confidently expected.
R.P. PRIRPOINT,
FIRST Lieutenant and Adiutant Comnandipr.
Twelfth Regiment Va. Vol. Infly, U. sA.
ang0-tn 18th "
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sHERIFF'S sALE.

James s. Porter, Joseph C.
Harbour. John 7. Lskin,
Epraini IL. BaTnes, Ad-
am knhn. Administrator
of Benz. P Ridgiey's Is
tate,
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A Question,

Why does not the Glarksburs E.lssrspA
publish the resolutions passed at the recent
meeting IN its own town by The. citizens Of
is own county -. Z
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God guArd our Dag, and keep each star
Zach stripe a. bright - now they wave
9tfII naakeft Ioad or r1ukstn war,
still Host above each patriots grave,
peafh to the traitor that would dare
FotrAiI u through the dust OF shAme.
An honest hearts its lot viii share
And foIIoW It 70 Death OF Pans 80
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A Card to the PeopleI
Nov is Yeur Time to Save Money!

BaFgainsi BargainsII RargainslII
n eOaselasnos Or the s.e4, that All cstto, Goods
= 1.se a5slrSng very rapidly. and the indications
- taey viii very soon be higher thau A Aay
Itine have purchased = larre and -pI-udid
49, 49, = tore4ln and Domestic Dry foods which
I!e IN stoEe No - Main ST. st Centre wheeling,
- 70 which would respectfully invite the aftsn-
uon o. the pubhe, As intend selling ne SfrE ont
ne Old prices, and some gools even efelrr than
tney wee ever Known before- So fhaf an rrrs1us
heeins guods, or who viii need fhea w s6,1 had
avail theulsotVe1 Of this opporfunity d sup
Rs!i1s e theY m save money! by max
- teir pareheaeS AZ this tina: 1900: tbzv vii
ee1.e good assortment 10 mike their seIsstions.
stock CONSISTS, IN part Of Brown and Bleaehed
Caileo1s Aas and Baysf Sr.Ir ~ eTe-v Dr.
Oneea, llnnels, GtnghAtns ShsUls Table
e BtpeEss Irish lLnans aId shift FIuso-as
49,. saEer Hood Hoop skirts 49, md tire1-
S95 9sls, White Goods, Laees Enbroidsries Of al
LATEST LADIES' Teur special attention q
= ~ teIy superior stock OF DRESS GOODS
nlen = ahe lrEagt, ehsapssf aT rlllf rB7,irfe Of
go; ~. lawns, Plain, Plaid and Euhro dereI
10y 1e9ass Ae1Anbtquess BeAge AngIais &c, in
A4Ilesy. Pieaae CAN eArly, Is win make il
6FeA4lY 70 yUur advannnge to 40 30
Yours verT respectfully,
jeat Eo.s Main st, csstEo wRssiias. Va.
WOOL sACKIHG.
JUST REcETTED-sOOg yard q q inch Buriaps
" toE WOOL saeking- prime article
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THE wHEELING nArTERY


The following is a list of the names o
Capt Csrlau's Wheeling Battery of Ligh
ARTILLERY ~
Andrew Johnson. Andrew CArrel,
Charles II. DsitsFs, James @. AinsWorth,
John L. Morrison, William Phillips
Gordon Robinson, Thomas Harris, ir.
James Melvin Richards, John S. ATbuthnot,
VIM n. Halter, John J. Birch.
John II. Roberts, William Deiters,
James Dyson, Andrew Marshall,
VIM IL. Collins, Charles IL Ryland.
William CamPbelli George W Eleriek,
Abrain b. LuksnS, Joseph Greer,
james o. Mills, John & Cox,
Lemuel I. BuSby, John D. Ba cha,
John vs.. Mc6in, Hugh Smith.
Luke Eitten, Daniel NJ. Bliss,
Henry SsaTnen- William johnson,
Archib9ld Snyder, Ok J. EIIifritE,
John BeSTdIey, Alfred Hawkins,
JurTRn Aendel, Albert Redman..
Charles Plant, William H. Hobbs
John l. Brown, John L, PiumIy,
Barnet ZOok, Jacob 8. Hull,
David b. Clark, john N. Moore,
VIM. 81. Marsh, George Rodgers,
Vim. II. Mitchell, Levi Casleli
Charles Il Watkins, James Harris
W. W. DusbY, lessee Lit en,
Joseph Manners, Richard Carter,
James Diekerson, w A. Carter,
Harry G. Greer, James I. MOocShsNl
John Reid, Henry Stewart
Charles ". Hunter, Scott Riley,
john ". Hunter, Theodore Roller,
Slmuel G. Melior, James McC1lley, g
Charles 5. Miller, William Frank
Joseph p. Hervsy, Andrew CARTIER
BphTaim Chalfant, benjamin ESley, 5r. 81
John W. Browning, William Richards,
Charles II. Senseny, william H. Robinson,
Thomas SchOheid, John H. White,
William kOrneT, Mich -eI CurTan
Gsorge z. Pillsbnry, Richard Dorsey,
WfIIirm B. Heaton, Jacob K Roote,
James IT. Saddler, Michael Widenau,
Jefferson I. Reed, ii. J. HENDERSON,
jesse Hall, Fielding 81. Fleming,
James II. Biggs, william Pay,
George BGtes Adam Hammond
Robert McLaehISp, @. L. StrUbeI,
Charles @. Theaker, James Ratelif
John R. French, George W. Bottles,
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ames 5. Porter, Complainant,

JIRGINIA.-At RulCs held in The CLERKS o..
hee Of The Circuit Court of Ohio eonoty for the
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Ohio cOpnty Court
Orders OF Sale.


gOseph u FendIeton.
n pursuance OF Orders Of SSIe in the above named
4 causes, will on Monday, September S. 1s62, at
front door OF the Court House of Ohio county, url-
coed to sell Joseph H. PendIeton's Interest in 10, 10
sixteen tloF eqqare two ~ and lot No fifteen rs
s4eare seven Y IN the city OF Wheeling. Also his
Hogs farm, described in deed OF Partition between
Is1ac W Mitchell, Joseph II. PeHdleton and Zseha-
nah Jacob, recorded in deed book No. - folio ESQ
attached as the property of idJo=eph H. Pendeton
Plat OF said real estate be seen At the SLsrfs
once.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. N. Terms Of
sale: credit Ofsix and twelve months, with inter
est rom the day Of sale, the purchaser purchasers
swing bond with approved security for the sane the
ile being retained until the whole Of the purchase
suSs-td pau ALOxzo LoR1Na. Sheriff
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THE FIRST CoMPANY
The following is i. list of the names of
Company A, 18th Virginia Regiment, from
Marshall County, now at Camp Wiley

The following is u list of the names o
Company A. 12,h Virginia Regiment, from
Marshall County, now at Camp Wiley:
OEyIcKRs.
HaSAr TomIfnsou, elected Captain.
Thomas McGFnder, First Lieutenant.
VIM. Burnley, second lieutenant
Thomas r. Morgan, appointed LIST Sergeant
PRIvATEs-
". F. Majors, Isaac Jems,
John X. 1albert, George oran, il.
James Lays3On, Morrison Chambers.
John ". Edwards Abraham Jones,
Jarnes Dunlap, Thomas BroekAWay,
John @. Crane, Jeremiah Cane,
joseph W. Leach. Lewis Manning,
George GGssett, Vim. II. Burns,
Wui- CLARK Gambell, Peter Holmes,
VIM Argo, Vim. GIltet,
Andrew J. Mathers, VIM Slime,
Andrew Cecil, John Burch,
Mahlon Con in, John TrenteT,
George L. Jones, Joseph Wyrick,
oliver Criswen, Vim. Nice,
John Porter, John A. Bryson,
David Majors, George RigEie,
George Hammond, Edward Carr,
Philip u. q. Policy, SAm1 Brown,
Charles W. Williams, Thomas 9lcGeary,
John II. Flanagan, james A. Cole,
Reuben G. Boyd, IsaAc Coe,
William Dorsey, John G. Jones,
Joseph CALDWELL Sanl +. Younkin,
John Mcknight, Henry Holmes
Abraham Crow, John Simms,
Bazel Dorsey. Saml NaLena,
James : Majors, EdWArd Schoheld.
George W. CaTiWay, James TOmIinson,
James W C0e, Wa. II. EceIe,
Norman +. I. DOMAIN, Oliver l. Allison,
VIM Mariander, John @. Baker,
Jacob Slime, Daniel Norris
Timothy B. Baker, Alexander Connor,
AleSander Gstnin, Isaac Gregg,
Alexander b Hggs, Gaus Greg
Franklin Banhlrt, James II. Baird,
Christopher C. Mathews, John DsyOre,
VIM H II. Leach. George A. Jones.
James r. Miller,
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LArE New Orleans papers say the health
of the city was never better, there being
no yellow fever or any other epidemic al
present, the old disease being camp and
river fever, the latter proving sometimes
fatal. 4s a
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LOST.

GONE PRIVATE PAPERS of Tar / Rimberiand,
At the meeting on the l2th inst, at tbs 3. o.
RAilroAd Depot or between there and e 81 ortOn's,
Esq, ON the National Road The Under will please
leave them at the Treasurer's Office.
augl6-2t CAMPBELL TARR-
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Parkersburgh, Va,
August 4th, 1861
A LII Second Lieuteaants recruiting for the 18Th
IA Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry, are
hereby ordered to to at once their several
addresses and their lin recruiting Their par
ticulAr attention Is directed to General Order No 1
Issued fr m the Adjutant Generals ofiee, War De
partment, July Sth, 1862, strict compliance with
its provisions will be required
W. ]. MATTHEW'S,
FIRST Lieut.. and Adj't eomdg 18th Regiment yolun-
uuteer Infantry. Augl6-1W
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once orProvost Marshal.
WREELISG, Aug. l2th, 1862.
DRoPRIETORs Of Saloons, Bar-roous, Coffee
il Houses, and other places of like character, in
this city and the Island, hereby notified not
to sell liquor to soldiers violation Of this order
will subject the offenders to imprisonment, and
cause thu closl g Of their establishments
JOSEPH DARR, Jr,
Mai. LIST Va. Cavalry and Provost Marshal.
augl3-3t
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NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting OF the Stakeholder
- OF the Citizens Rtte, Marine and Life Insurance
Company, Of Wheeling. viii be held Saturday. the
I'd lust, between the ours Of and three o'elosk
u. n. At the ONCE Of tho Company, No 3 MeLurs
House Building augssE W. " sHRITER, seC.
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JAuiee . EOfIers complainant,
against
Aaron Kelley, Smith Holloway, Alex
andcr G. Robinson, Thomas g Rob
inson and v lillian Taylor, survivors /
ofGabriel Jacob, deceased. aud who, |
with said Jacob were late partners /
in business under the firm name OF
Kelly. Holloway 4 Co, Andrew ].
Paitlell, A. Wilson Kelly, James /
Harrison. The = erchauts' 4 Aeehaa-
les B1nk Of Wheeling, the North
+ Western Bank OF Virginia, The ST.
Pleasant Branch Of the state Bank Of I
Ohio, the Cadiz Branch OF the State |
Bank Of Ohio, The Wheeling Savings
Institution, John r. Morrow, II. |
Bowler & Son, James B. Marsh, Bev-
esly NJ Rnff, Dane 4 Cowgirl, James
H.rodd 4 Co, Me- lellan & KnoX,Tal-
liant 4 Delaplafn, Hamilton / CIOrk,
LauEhlinS q BushheId, Nayi0r 4 Co.,
R. W. Z W. Coleman List & Howell.
II. ". ClIsplips, Michael Reilly,
Marsh & Mhyuian, Samuel II. Greer I
and j. & z. Rfed, defendants.
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InOapeey.

The obJeet Of this process and suit Is to recover
from the defendants, Kelley, Holloway Co, the
81 nj OF S4S, with interest end costa Of suits and
further. 70 compel the defendants A. Wilson Kelly
aud Andrew u PANEL, trustee to 8ceolnt for the
proceeds q arerin Trust created By thsdes said
Kelly, HoiioTay Co bearing date the 10Th No
vember- 1851. to said Pannell as trustee and appiy
she same to the payment well Of the debt of sid
complainant Porter As OF the other creditors OF said
Kelly Holloway Co. mentioned In said deed.
The defendants, Smith HOLLOWAY. Thomas O. Rob-
iusou. james HarrfaOn. The Mount Pleasant branch
q the State Banko Of Ohio The Cadtz Branch Of the
State Bank Of Ohio, H. DoEIer Son, Doana & Cow
Eiil, HayIor CO, .Aw. coleulau and n NJ Char
line not having entered their appeaTanee and 1t a-
pearng that they are not residents OF this C0mmo-
wealth; on motion Of the complainant by counsel IL
isoraered that the said defendants DO appear here
within one month after the due publication Of this
order, apd do What may be nseesAryto protect their
interts in this suit aud that copy OF the same be
forthwith inserted in some neWspaper printed in the
city Il wheeling. 70 be published aWeS for i6ur
successive weeks and also that copy Of the same be
posted at the front door OF the Court Ho1ss Of Ohio
County on the hrit day OF the next County Court
hsld for said County. IA en- ==sET
eopy-restes
GEORGE ". SIGHTS, Clerk.
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