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ATTENTION, LADIES - THR OLD KS
LAtabii.hed New York Fur Manufactures Ca, n.
pot, ~ Chatham ~, opposite Cvocks vhiee niRbeD
street,. SSs !. he time to ~, your su,ts. r. ~
half the usual price Our stock large, veil sAaaAB4
s MINI 81 And Sable sa- Mu. md ca f .ss 10
so French Ana Water MINI aud Babas Mum from
etto 70 viciorn-s and half cspcs, sS % %. ChuAS
est variety And beautiful fup for children 81 -
Csa.. AItsrnS Ana Ne psirins 70 The latsa styiss.
tA FLEMING, hasssG.
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Too Late Tor classification.
= RA'rNaA.


CAaRLf On nondsv. pce I, .N-- short .ni
severe nut,. rho. can he. aged Is yoir.
The rsls,i,', ,,sp';.i 20, nm''S are re'r.s.
Afternoon, Al oeloci, from his lot, resdsne.,
go Pesrl,, ia
CoiILss-oe Nonds,, Dec 7. Mar Collins. the
drA, Co. M",ih, LELAND, aged 70 ye.r.
The friend. 81 h'r husband, ~ wed a' 'ho,. y her
invited to attend The fuucrsl, On Ncdncsdsv az +
noon 'ee =, os.2es, rom her late ;tdcner, 10
vii he takrn to GALWAY Cemetery. II
Ki>' On hond,, Dee. At ,h' CITY Ha'pral,
,,eo l. Yin printer, ss,d !, year, lf + ms had
His ~, De and rhore q be bIo,eer, Rem, {
kise, aud he members ~ the New Yort rypJgltta
neral from IN. C;,y Ho.pi,sI, .hD CTuesdssj site.
noon, at O'Clock. without tnr her ~ vitanon. IL?
4 PREsSMAN oS PASrALooNs--AtSo
Nscot ba'.i.r and duisnsr. Appy a; IS; East an
pOOKtOl pERS NASrED-AT G.. ".
i)ALtXA>uER. -, s.. ~ Ccu,rr ~,
COMrOSlToES-l OK 2 coon Two
| .Ithitder nt'' o temils On sat" mater. srl
SANE % ANr'i -
T O>T-FRlpAy TH, WHITE GoAT.
= 81 ": :..1.i rsfsics '
OPtRATOES AND rINfSHrKS ON NIL.
CtA' o,rreosr AMI huttonhole nasHT', | ssAsr
| IN a., 10 ths sore.
OPERATORS AND RNSTEE> ~ ". 4
mai y Az IS We, 10 y, 'o5aco' 0''''p
OPERATORS TANTLD-GJOp WAGES
Os'ea. la" p.scs u 20,
WANikD--A FIRST CLASS TYtR tOR
w cL,i. Ss<ns blttl,,, uone other a..d app, "
t0' rroynsG l;a
\\AhIkp-A GOOD CAKElAGE rAIST.
w uH Al Hazard. II ~
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L>OR SALE OR TO LET-THR PREMISES
L No 10 Dcyer st. Chatham square, suitable fos
grocery, or vertshop requiring pen y Of light L.
quire Of z. G.. kORSEk, 40 West n. tA
LOR SALE CHEAP, IN BROOKLYN, ON
i Bedford Az. neat cottasc house. rooms, With
modern impIov er,epts 10 perfect order Tsrms sAsv
II. PHILLIPS. Builder, skillmsn Of, east AIDE, hAh
block south d Myrtle ~, eos
EROCHRY--TO LET, A GROCERY AND
VI ltquoy store vii Re rented low . good tenant,
for the winter Apply on the premises, 100 EA-t ibtS
street 81
CTORE TO LRr-SUiTABLE ROR A Gro
ACcsry and s,uor the sss nItures eli in; eo6
location, in East i9th o.. rest nsarata Appay ~
Lasa lyth al ~
"ANTED-A SMALL BUILDING HOR
w manufacturing purposes, in OF abort Nsv YIk,
Or ,toric., rear building not ebsetst 10 Addya1
q. Boz us N. Y Post Once. d
81 6OOTfok SALE IN williAmsburEh.
~ scOO . sstory brick hosse, 4 rooms h
sood udsr Apply to Il. W. kELsEi, ~ south ~
d, wiiiAmsburIh. 3le
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COAL.

GOAL 81 PER TON-FfRST QUALITY
Sred ash coal nov dischA,gins for . days only
Stove ~ 50, ers -, IS Full weight rusrantepd
ELOUR, fLOUR-250 BBLS. CHOICES
i family flour, only Is ~ 70 ~, warranted and Dc
liv.red in Ncs YORK Brooklyn n. p. COYLE,
Flour store, IS% and 1876 Myrtle ave- Gold street
Brooklyn. sas
SE-COKH DELIVERED IMMEDIATE.
sTOly At the above prize per ehsidron. ALEX
DAVIS SONS yards, go Frat ave- near ittl a
tIth st, DOOR east Of Thhdave. ga
90 OH PER TON-FIRST QUALITY
1cs <crcd and whi.e ash onal, screened and a.
vered At the following pr,ceA for days only; Stsvs
coal - "a egg ~ Pa fir mace e ah iHss put o. 10
4 TREADWEi.I. Ar~nt, 40 Rave1ley Plaza, aeaS
9Th Az; 3.a Bovery, cor I'd 81. ne
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MEDICINES.

HtkLBIHI.S
- 1kACHEAL DROPS.
FOR cot ms And CROFT
&c hurl tnr't Irafhesl Drurs the hnkt Homo.p. blr
spc e l. III. d. IN All .tNRes OF thoss di.esses ets
bottle I. T HLGLRCRr, Prop i.tor AS7 Rrco n
"i~' Hls
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MAKSHATLN
4u nlNf IRE TAR Drops,

ne Not roprlar Remecr kr,,n, %,
Asthma bforch.;ls. Corghs- Ca.ds Ticslirs a,
>cie14ss ot the lhro.t
AZ vel Pleasant and Er,otu.l
Nes'l7 ru' ~ n Sliding Cs,es.
~ Clnven'en, TO- the Pocket
sold Al II and - cent. p.I Nor, b, dealers "a, mel
olpes stntral
P'tgaf'd ~
THOMAS ?, MAksuhLL V-c-.or. MI
ser ! 3us Aten :. EkLlHoLD Dus ard
Shtmioa Na!ehous,, oJi Is. O.dsl, AS
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various T@psrsnes Ssoiettes IhrouGhout the city.
sud particularly those which bear his name vW ~
FRurs OF THs WAIrns-GIRL SrrsM-A
row occurred on Saturday .ishs in tis Novelty Cen.
cert sAloon. No SIC Brssdvsy, and Timothy Cosnss.
%. n: bit S 1s t:1; &:
iNai and the puaico nj ds Nc aST0A-
LAGER Biss AND BLooD,--Hsnry Wilson
o.. into nsht On eusAsy siSht, n lager bier esl
.rsi The corner Of Nsv Bswery and Chatham street,
.ui -n severely stabbed. TAs pGiies tssk hin -
be hospital
Lectures N ARD OF The SuyyRaINo SOL
M coa%i:.,os, Is: ess,s "a sns%in: .se!s: :' Il
rn,cL have resulted - beusheislly IN ell dspars-
q 1Ss -. :s,. .Ss1 ss,. = q. ~"
t1' The u IN q :isisS Ssss.s ~ :ss sssa: and
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NOT AL COH o l. &c,
and not intended as q Beverage.

The Proprictors have thousands Of Letters from
the mos, eminent CLERGYMES, LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS and CITIZENS tes,ifying Of their
own personal knowledge 10 the beneficial effects
and medical virtues Of these B;,ters.
From Rep. j. Ne,rfon Brorn. y. d., Editor q
Encyclopedia Of Religious Rnoried9e.
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend
Pa,cn, Medicines in general, through distrust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no
sufficient reasons why Il man may not testify 10
the benefits he believes himself 10 have received
from any simple preparation, in the hope that be
may thus contribute TO the benefit Of Others.
! do this the more readily in regard 10 Hoof
lands German Bi,ters, prepared by Dr.. c. n:
Jackson, Of this city, because was prejudiced
against them for many years, under the inpres-
sion that they were chiefly m alcoholic mixture.
am indebted TO my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq, for the removal Of This prejudice by proper
tests, and for encouragement TO try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
The use of three bottles Of these titters. at the
beginning Of the present year, Was followed BY
evident relief and restoration to degree OF bod.
lily and mental vigOr which ] had not felt for six
months before, and had almost despaircd ofirs.
gaining. ! therefore thank God and my hisnd
for directing me 10 the use Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PulLAD'A, June %, 1861.
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Speech OF General Rosecrans.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-Gen'l. Ros-
ccrans arrived about ! clock this
morning and was escorted to tn e
Burnett House by an immense crowd
of citizens. EIe was enthnsiastical| y
welcomed through the entire line Of
march. Judge Storer introduced him
to the assemblase. He said his fel-
low citizens Of Cincinnati appreciate
the work be has accomplished for the
country assured him Of their unshak-
en- confidence, while he has never
dishonored his native State, the State
has never forgotten him. He allud-
ed to his removal from the Army Of
the Cumberland. He said the people
would require the records upon which
that was based. Gen. Rosecrans re-
turned his thanks for the expression
Of sympathy of respect which this
public reception implied, md while
he felt fattered by it, he should not
forget that the heart Of the people
does not 60 out to individuals alone.
1t is the principle for which we are
contending the struggle for the na-
tionaI life that produces such assem-
blies.-He asked the people never to
forget their duty to the Government
whatever might occur to individuals.
The question as to how he had been
used he desired to leave for future
time to answer.
Some friends of mine in New York
he said, are very solicitous about my
health. The army Of the Cum berland
thinks I am we'll enough, 80 do |.
As for quantity OF opium | have TAX
en-, consult my druggist.
New York, and Washington pa
pers have said Gems. Crittenden and
McCook intended to make charges
against me. They hare assured NE
they regret exceedingly snch false re-
ports shonld he started. He said
since the battle of Chickamanga he
had received letter of approval from
the President for his action in that
affair, and said whatever charges APP
peared in Eastern papers agalns him
he was satisfied the Government was
no way responsible for them, he ex-
pressed his readiness to do whatever
the Government desired of him. At
the conclusion of his speech, cheers
were given for Rosecrans and the ar
nv of the Cumberland. Rosecran's
welcome throughout, was earnest and
hearty.
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New Advertisements.

V7EST VIRGINIA, S.: AT Rules held in
w the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court OF
Preston County, on the FIRST Monday IN Oct. 1858:
JOHN HANW Az, ": :,
4. ". Morse and Edward Wolff, doing business
under the style of Morse & Wolff: Thomas X.
Su,er Luke Lea and Luther K. Smoot, dong
business under the style Of Su,er, Lea Co.,
and Hugh Tyler, al doing business under the
sr.le C IL. Ship Timber CompanT.'
n ASSUMPSlT.
To recover $50 IS due from the defendants &c me
rl.iatiif. And i, appearing hat lie de:ehoant'
are no. residents OF this State, tneT are. thcre-
fore. hareby requiredto appear here within one
month after due publication hereof and 90 ~ha'
is necessary to protec; their Interests nereln.
a Ccpy-Tesie: SMITH Ch H .'erA
Brown s Son, Altos. oc'. io-4".
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS:

AT RULES held in the Clerk office Of The
Circuit Court Of Preston County, on the i'rS'
Monday in October. 1863:
ANTHONY C0URD, Is. \. ". Morse
and Edward Wolf, doing business under the
stvc cf Morse & Wolff Thomas K, SuteT, Luke
Lea, and Luther Smoot doing business under
the style Of Sutcr, Lea Il to, and Hugh Iiler
nil doing business under the siy!c u. The "ShIl
Timber COMPANY
AND i, appearing that the defendants NJ" n"
residents Of this State lhcy are therefore, hereby
required 10 appear here within one month aitci
due publication thereof. and do what is ncccssn
~ to protect their interests herein.
A Copy-Tes,e. SMITH CRANE, Crk.
Brown Son, Attorneys Oci.lo-4w
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IcoYTISUEp From FIRST COLUMN

ICONIlNC cRUN FlFS1 SSLSNsN-
old an hand to be made believe that
the chalk and water rendered him by
the lntelligence7' was the genuine ar
ticle it thought to represent. The
opposition of the Mtelligencer to Dir.
Browns election was broad, open,
and severe. There was not a single
article appeared in any opposing
Journal but what was next repeated
in the Intelligencer. He thought to
play his old game-keep his own pen
from hsrm--and thus leave an open
ing for himself in case Of Mr.. B. 8
election.
He fains now to be much pleased
with the result, while in reality bis
hYpocrtical heart is sore to the very
core. We are rejoiccd to inform him
that he is deceiving no one; he had
better "dry ups" he is marked.
The editor of the Intelligencer wo d
also make capital out of Mr.. kra-
ner's election. He must be weak
man, indeed, who canpnt command
enough votes to elect him to such a
position ,0ithoM oay opposition.
We are not ct All fretfnl over this
election of Mr.. Kramer. We fully
understand the influences through
which it is accomplished. The truth
of the matter is, that the people have
become weary Of elections, as we'll
as all kind Of public assemblages. -
They do not take sufficient interest
in the elections to inquire who are
the different candidates. They know
that Mr.. Kramer was candidate
sometime ago, when they Were elect
ing legislators, and without stopping
to INQUIRE whether lie or somebody
else is the present candidate they
vote for him, and they would do so
to great extent if he were not q
candidate. Just SO is it in Berks
county, Pa, where the people are a
frugal, industrious set of farmers,
devoted exclusively to their business;
they voted for Gen. Jackson once,
and they are voting for him yet.
We have q little proposition for
Mr.. editor Of the Mieligencer to con-
slider We will wager linn the Mon
IroR office, against dish Of oysters,
that Mr.. Kramer never serves auoth-
er term in the Legislature from this
county. If Mr.. Mtclligencer wins,
he can send one of his toadies up
here to carry on for him, and, per
hapa, succeed in Mtclligcnccriziug
this section Of the State. If lie loses,
we. will not fail to be on hand for our
dish of oysters. Will he accept the
wager?
In conclusion, We express ourselves
exceedingly happy over tue entire
results of the late elections in this
district, and have only to call on cur
conservative friends to stand fast in
! the faith.
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Literary Men, Students,
ATTENTION, SoLDIERS!
And the Friends Of Soldiers.

We call the attention Of al hsving relations o.
friends in the army to the feet that atHOOI-
LANDS GERMAN BITTERS" will cure mise
tenhs Of The diseases induced BY exposures spl
priyations incident 10 camp lie. In the lists,
published almost daily In the newspapers, on ths
arrival Of the sick, IL will Be sstised tbIt ssmy
large proportion IRE suffering from debiIity.-
Every cate Of fhat Kind en- b readily and b.
Hooaand's German BMers.
wehav. no hesitsdon IN statIdg dat II tbsss
Bitten were freely used among our solAies, hsn.
dreds Of lives might Be saved that otherwise
would be lost. ..,.5s.s.y a y.
The proprieton Are daily receiving thankful
letters from sufferers in the army sod hospitsis,
who hare been restored 70 health By The uss 81
these Bit.ers, sent to them BY their fiepds.- :.
BEWARE OF coUsTERFEITsi
See that the signatprs Of G. N.JACK606r
is on the WRAPPER Of each Bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE Is Cests, -.
half DOZRI. FOB ~ -
Should yous pearsst druggist not hsss IL -
ticle. do NOT be pnt of by a1y Of ths into1ieS
ting eparstions that nay Be offered il 10 flaea;
but send 70 ss, and vs WI foevsfd, reesseay
passse; P y ~. ouc. ana xaasa etuey, II.
61l Arch street, PHlLAgA, 49, 4yNg
JONES I'll EVANS
fSueeeoaa - G. \. Jalksoe , Ce,3 q:
~ ~ sPropriDtoTo ie.;
q, Town Is Is. D. ss.ss.ra- fhpisjskiy
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From the Army of the Potomac.

New YORK. Oct. ga despatch
to the Herald says:
1t is said that Gen. Meade ha.
made frank statement of the pre-.
emptory instructions lately received
by him to compel Gen. Lee toaccept
fight, which not having been able
to carry out to the letter, he declared
himself ready and willing to resign
his command. The President declined
to entertain any such proposition and
General Meade has gone back to his
post.
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West virginia. So:

AT RULES held in the Clerk $ Office of the
Circuit Court Of Preston County, on the first
Monday in October, 1863:
CARR McCURDY BISHOP, rs. JOHN MORRIS.
In .iSsumpst.
To recover 1926, due from the defendant TO the
plaintiff. And il appearing that tho defendant
is not resident Q: this State, he is therefore,
hereby required to appear here within ono month
after due publication hereof. and do what is ne
cessarr to protect his interests herein.
A Copy-Tcstc: SMITH CRANE. Clk
brown ( Son htio'ys Oct LEW.
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS:

AT RULES held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Preston County, on lie hrs'
Monday in October, 1868:
CBAS. S. N. HQOTON ". JOHN NORRIS.
N iSSSUNPSIT.
To recover $500, due from tho defendant TO the
plaintiff And it arpearinS that the defendant
is not resident OF this State, he is, thcreforc'
hereby required to appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what IS ne
cessary 70 protect his interests herein.
A Copy-Teste: SMITH CRANE. I'll X.
iCrcsap At,ol Ocrobc. 10th, Nv
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West Eircinia. IS :

AT RULES held in the Clerk Office of tho
Circuit Court OF Preston County, on the first
Monday in Oct 1869:
AMOS CARROLL. as. JOHN MORRIS.
In 1ssumpsh.
To recover S25, due from the defendant 10 the
plaintiff. And it appearing that the defendant
is not resident OF this State, he is. therefore,
hercby required 10 appear here within one month
after due publication hereof and do what is ne
cessary to protect his interests herein.
4 Copy-Tcste: SMITH CRANE. Cl'k.
(Crcsap l. Carroll. Atto's.) Oct. low.
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS: At Rules held in

yX7EST VIRGINIA, IS: At Rules held in
w the Clerk office ofthe Circuit Court o.: Pres
ton County, OIL the frs. Monday in Oct. 1868:
David WuNDERLY, rs. WM. PRESTON.
In Chdncry.
To subject to sale, house and fractions OF lots
No. 4S 5, in the town Of RowleSourG, for the
payment of the purchase money due the compi L
And i, appearing that the defendant is not
resident Of this State, he is therefore, hereby re-
quired 10 appear here within one month after Que
publication hereof, and do what is necessary &c
protect his interest herein.
\ Copv-Teste: SMITH CRANE, Crk.
Hooten, counsel. OctlC-4w.
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WEST VIRGINIA, SIS: \, Rules held in


ton County, On the first Monday in October, 1868:
LEO PENCE, rs. JOHN ". 0VERNAN.
In ChGnccry
To enforce the compliments purchase money
lien Of S6OG and interest, Subject TO the credit
of $40 5 paid Sept. ISL 1861.
And it appearing that the defendants rcputed
to be in sympathy with the Southern rebellion
or with the so-caIlcd confederate States that he
has voluntarily len his usual place Of abode, and
has gone GU, of the rcnch Of personal service OF
civil process issuing from the County aforesaid,
in which he last resided, and that he has so re,
manned for ninety days after having left sam
place of abode, he is therefore. hereby required
TO appear here within one month after due pub
hcation hereof and do what is necessary TO pro-
tect his interests herein.
4 Copv-Testc: SMITH CRANE. Crk.
Thrown 4 Carroll. counsel Oct .lu-+w.
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WEST VIRGINIA, s.: AT Rules bel
w in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Cour

WEST VIRGINIA, s.: AT Rules held
w in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
Of Nonongalia County, on the first Monday in
October, 1863:
BENZ. F. SMITH, Plaintiff,
JON. u. HECK, d. ols, Defs.
The object Of the above named suit is to obtain
a Decree against the defendant, Jonathan 81.
Herk, for the balance Of the purchase money re-
naming unpaid on the Ho1se and Lot in Nor
ganiown, purchased by said Heck from Hall and
Fordyce, and to: subject said property to the
Vendors lien for the payment OF said purchase
money and for general relief
and il appearing by an affidavit fled in this
Office that the defendant, Jonathan n. Heck, il
not a resident of this State; tits -
ORDERED, That b. do appear here within
one month sitter dub publication Of this order,
and 90 vnat is NECESSARY to protec. bis interest
in said suit - 81
A Copy-Tests: A. HAYNoED, E'k. :
II. $. Horoz, eompl't counsel. Oet.le4w.
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West virginia, ~:

AT RULES held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Preston County, on the first
Monday in October, 1863:
SARAH ANN AUMAM. who sues By her next
friend. GEO. SfPOLT. rs.
NATHANIEL AUMAM. In Choneery.
To obtain n divorce, rinculo matrimonii.
And it appearing that the defendant is not
residen, Of this State he is therefore. hereby re-
CURED 10 appear here within one month after due
publication hereof and do what is necessary TO
protect his interests herein.
a Copy-Teste: SMITH CRANE, elk.
Drown L Carroll, counsel. Oct. l0.-+w.
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS: At Rules held
w in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Monongalia County, on the frs; Monday in
October, 1862
WM. A. HANWAY, Copprt.
u. IL CHAScERy
JON. N. HECK, ct. als., Defe's.
The object of this suit is TO obtain Decree
against the Defendant, Heck, for the balance Of
purchase money remaining unpaid. on the House
and Six Acres of Land, near Morgantown. pur.
chased by said Heck Of E. W. Tower, and to sub
jec, said property to the Tendor's lien for the
payment Of said purchase, now held and owned
by the parties to this suit respectively; and for
general relief: and Il appearing by an affidavit
filed in thi, office that the defendant. Jonathan
IT. Heck, is not resident OF this State. II is
ORDERED, That he appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order and
do what is necessary to protect his interest in
said suit
A Copy-Teste: A. RAYMOND, CTk.
GP. H. KEcK, Com. Counsel. Oct. low.
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WEST VIRGINIA. 49, A. rulcs held il

WEST VIRGINIA. 81: At rules held in
w the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Monongaiia County, on the first Monday in Oc.
tober, 1868:
ALTHA CANS, Plaintiff Assuxpsrr AND
MEREDITH CLYNER, Def',. ATTACHMENT
The object Of this suit is 10 recover the sum Of
Serenty-cight Dollars and Seren,y-si1 cents due
the plaintiff from the defendant: and il appear
ing by an affidavit filed in this office that the de-
PENDANT, Meredith Clymer, is not resident Of
this State; it is
ORDERED, That he appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect bis interest in
said suit.
A Copy-Teste: A. RAYMOND, CPk.
l.. 8. HoUGH, r O. Octi0-4w$2, 80.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-31
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