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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02
ANDREW ". CAMERON
WIN. Fl. SHUMATE.

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND,-The unders ON
i ed, appointed commissioner for that purpose
by the County Court of Augusta will SELL at public
auction, in Staunton in front of the Court House ON
the goth of February, Court day.
tract of land belonging to the estate of Baily Sb,
mate, deceased, containing 561 acres and lying ON
Buck Hill, adjoining the lands of John W. Hogs6ead.
Chesley Kinney, Michael Snider and others, IN Au,
gusta county This tract is finely timbered and sup
posed to contain iron ore.
Terms, CASH or on time as may suit the purcha-
SER JOSEPH s. SIIJJMAfE
Feb 2-4ts Commiss;onor
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02
PUasa4fG SALES.
-.
GOOD CHANCE TO INVEST CON-
n FEDERATE MONEY.-.VIRGINIA
HOTEL FURNITURE FOR SALE Al

AUCTION.
In consequence of the present high price: and scare
~ nrovsion the subscriber will close his hotel on
Monday the LIST cay of February next, and commence
to sell pubic auction, the Furniture OF sad Hotel,
on Tuesday, February the 9Th, and continue from day
To dav until sold out. The articles to be sold Will
embrace over one hundred Bedsteads, Bedding, Hair
and shuck Mattresses Blankets, Comforts, Coverlets
Counterpanes Sheets, Pillow and Pillow cases.
bowls and Pitchers, Carpets, Looking glasses vi
Paintings, Sofas Lounges, Rocking. chars, ParIor'
Cane-botto =, and common Chairs, WardrooeS, Du
reaus Parlor Stoves, Table ware, mahogany Dlnlns
Tables large Hotel Cooking Stoves. Rerigerators
one new pair Fairbanks Platform Scales goou
Young Horses milk Cows, aod many articles TOO nu-
merous to mention. uDurrp
p S. The subscriber will rent upon favorable terms
the entire Hotel or single rooms. F'o'
Ian 25--2tS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

nUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PKUr-
tion at the residence of VIM Craw ford LINK stsre
on Wednesday, the nth day of February, 1854 al
my Personal Property consisting OF Beds anu
large iron kettle plates dishes &C., &C. and great
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms Cash or six months credit vita bona anu
approved security. JOHN BOUhLAND'
Jan 26-tds* sfsf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

It's just two hundred and fonr days
since the Yankees commenced pcgging
away at Charleston, and yet the proud
old city stands defiantly by the seaside.
The siege has cost them millions of dol
lars, and yet Charleston is ours, and we
trust will be till the last battle is fought
and our independence achieved.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

fight WITH SWAMP DRAGONS.
SwAAIPs WHIPPED-We learn from a
participant in the engagement, that
a portion OF the Swamp Dragons in
l'cndleton county, headed by Capt.
Harper, had a fight with small Con
fedecate force, led by Stewart Bland,
on Thursday morning of last week, NJ ar
Simon Harmon's on the North Fork, in
Pendleton county, in VIII ch fight the
lSwamps We're whipped and compelled
to retreat. Tho Confeder.ltes numbered
but 10 men, whilst there were 50 ssDra-
CONS" in two detachments. The
"Swamps" were ambush.sd, and did not
know how many Cont, derates there
were. The attack was made by the
Confederates, for the pur pose Of releas-
ing q prisoner, Mr.. Ha. per, who had
been taken by the 81 Dragons" The
Contederates had one Wilson
Summerfieid-killed, End Stewart
Bland and Henry Ben net captured.
Hland and Bennett were 10th wounded
before they were captured. The Swamps
had three men, Joshua Hartman. Will
son Wcstfall and John II. artman, Gall
deserters from Imboden's command, }
killed, and seven wounded, some of
them seriously. a,.
The capture Of Stewart Bland viii be
generally regretted in Pendietc n coun-
ty, as he is known to be most gallant
and fearless soldier.
Son the noxt day, Jacob seym or was
wounded by the Swamp Dragon on mis-
way after horse.-Rsch, D5spa Itch.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

- DR.. G. r. Harris will, by invi-
tation, address the citizens of this coun-
ty at Parnassus on next Saturday, the
9Th of February, at 2 o'clock, P. M
#SUnJEcr-"Ihe currency and state Of
the country"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

4 DuINISTRATOR,S SALE-The sale Of
Ia tie personal estate CT Samuel Lucas, decd, VIII
take place at the residence of VIM Lucas, near New.
port on Saturday, the 5th day OF ebruary next, at
il O'Clock, A. NJ Among the property is good
horse and saddle, a watch, &c. Terms Cash.
Jan 26-sts* j. d.. CALLISON, Admir-.
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IN AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT,

The question of supplying the wants of the fami
lies of soldiers from this county, being again under
consideration, and the Court desiring the appoint
ment OF agents for the purpose of purchasing supplies
for the families of soldiers sunder the provisions of
the Alta section of the act of Assembly fer the relief of
families oindigent soldiers passed Sst october IS
g. doth order that c. c. Francisco be Apo nted LOT
District No. John Trimble for District No; Jno
j. Larew and VIM. T. Rush. Greenvllle district G;
A. Bruce and David s. Bell, Waynesboro dist: Sami
B. Finley and j. ID. Craig, New Hope district; m.
H. Gamble and Cyrus Brown. Mt. Sidney district +;
J. G. Fulton, and Thos. s. Hogshead, Mt. Scion dist;
VIM II. Bell and J. j. Martin, Miidlebrook district
A. B. Iigbtner and VIM. w. Montgomery. Church,
vile district each of whom are hereby appointed
purchasing agents, and are earnestly requested to
exert and use their influence in buying the necessa-
RES of life to relieve the wants OF the families OF SOL
diers.
[Extract-Teste]
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HEAD Gas. 14th Va. Cav airy,
Ian'Y. 9th. 1851

The following parts from paragraph V. General or
ryo. 4AsJra. fHePs etrrs=aiD Office,
and men absent from this Command. And all persons
falling to comply with the some, will be repoi ted as
TAB sent without leave, AID dealt with accordingly
ParsV. Recommend lions for extension of leave
to Officers and furoughs to soldiers, and medical
ricatas to Officers and certificates of disability for
ised boards of examiners. s.
Recommendations certificates from private ply
scians, or from naef,cat officer sangly will not be
received.
Feb. PITS. JAS. COCHRAN,
Vim copy-2 times, Col. 18th Va. Cavalry
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02
MEETING OF THE NEXT CONGRESS-
i IL IL Il

MEETING. OF THE NEXT CONGRESS-
On Tuesday, the Goth, the House Of
Representatives disposed of the bill fix
ing the time Of meeting of the next Con.
gress by concurring in the Senate bill
designating the first Monday in May as
the day for the assembling Of that body
The Constitution fixes the first Monday
in December as the day for the regular
meeting Of Congress, but it was deemed
necessary, in the present and prospec-
tive exigencics Of our affairs, that the
incoming Con gress should convene at
an carrier day than that set apart by
the Constitution. The term of the
present Congress viii expire on the 18th
of next month, but if required, the new
ly elected Congress may be called in
extra session by the President du-
ring the interim that will exist until
the regular day of meeting.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

Gen. Magrader has issued general
order that all non-comlnis stoned officers
| and privatcs who tistingui sh themselves
in any engagement in his command
shall be presented with suitable badge
with the cross Of the Legion OF Honor
engraved OH it. This badge is similar
to those granted by the Great Napoleon
TO his veterans, and was considered
the highest mark Of esteem a soldier
could wear by the entire French nation.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

A Washington telegram says: "New
complications are said to have arisen il
The matter Of the removal of the French
tobacco from Richmond 1t is be
lieved here that the rebel Government
will refuse permission to French wal
vessels to ascend James river
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

Gen. Longstreet's headquarters ere at
Morrislown, Tennessee. The enemy at
tackled Gen. Martin with a superior
force beyond French Broad on We'd
nesday, and after aseverc fight, compel
led Lin to retire with the loss OF two
pieces of artillery and two hundred men
killed. wounded and missing.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

GENERAL HUMPHREY .MARsHALI.--In
obedience to the soiicitnde of his late
command and other friends, Genera
Marshall has consented to become a
candidate to represent the Eighth Ken
lucky District in the Confederate Con-
gress, and has so announced himself.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02
Sc e D.

The subscriber
~ for sale about u Bushels of nice clover seed, at
Vasnyirs Furnace miles South OF Midway. Apply
soon. W ma a. DVA'<Ai1A
Jan 26-3t Sc
H,HE LIFE OF TON Il MALL IA CKsON
Septs. ROBERT CowAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

We were shown letter yesterday
from a gentleman living near Winches-
| ter, il which he states that the Yankees
contemplated raid up the Valley a
few days since, but that several Yankee
reg iments, whose terms Of service lad
Dearly expired, positively refused to
march. The writer's says several regi-
mems have left for their homes, their
terms OF enlistment having expired
| Sente7aeL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

DEPREDATIoNs OF THE ENEMY IN NORTH GEoR-
GIA.-The army CORES oonden1 of the Columbus
[GA.i sEnqurer,'' writing Fl I'm Dalton, Jan.
18th, says:
have had long conversation with gentle
man from the neighborhood OF Graysvilie, a vii
lage 3 miles ABOVE Ringgold the State road.
His account of the depreciation of the enemy
throughout the whole of The ountry, between
Ringgold Chattanoo ga, is ter ,ibie. Every plan
ter In that region who had the Semerity to re-
main after our army left, has been completely
ruined their servants have not only been stolen,
live stock and provisions sweep away; but the
TENDS nave destroyed AL their household effects
leaving nothing but the ciothil. about their per-
sons. In consequence of this the citizens have
been compelled to mi: crate, me finding their
way to the interior Of Georg la, while others
found an asylum within the Yankee lines the
latter, however, were driven TO this course for
the want of means 30 get Sou'h.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


- TsTpIII,TS yyANTED.-The sub cIber will
Il, be in this county to the 18th CT this month,
80 ronld recommend those who have the privilege
Of selecting their companies to join Co. D. known as
the Augusta Lee KlAes," of the 25th Va Regt This
company does not now contain the minimum number
and ca receive those no have had substitutes This
company is composed of Augusta men. Persons
office JOHN PILSON,
Eeh o-1t# sergeant.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02
NORTHERN DEMOCRACY.

In nOtlClHS Tie IaCI tlldt Tie DCIuO-
cratic Convention will meet at Chicago
on the 4th of July next to nominate a
Candidate for the Presidency, the Rich
mond Dispatch takes occasion to utter
a werd Of warning to the South against
the wiles and fair seeming ofthe North
ern Democracy in the following Ian
guage:
I'VE must say in all sincerity that
we regard the Northern Democracy and
their policy as the worst form of
Northern hostility which has been
manifested in the war. But for them
we should not be where we now are
But for the military chieffains and sol
diers of Northern Democracy, who once
protested to be the bitter enemies of
coercion in every shape and form, the
war could not have lasted two months.
The Black Republicans proper, unaided
by the Democratic element, would have
been struck with paralysis before Lin
coin had been three months in his seat.
At the same time, however, that this
"politic party has given the war its
chiefimpetus in leaders and men, it has
protested policy of peace upon honor
able terms, which was far more fo,mid-
able in It's erts than tie combined arms
of all parties at the North. There was
at o..e period of the war more danger
from its seductive tongue than the Draw
ling and bitter mouths Of Lincoln and
his Cabinet. Even now, we would
much rather have Lincoln for the Pres
ident OF the United States than the can
didate of the Conservative Democracy.
Lincoln seems to have been raised ND,
as was George the III, 10 render a re-
toration OF the Colonies to tlleir tyrants
impossible. FL had pursued the wise
and conciliatory measures which the
Northern Democracy profess to adyo.
cate. s'the rebellion" would have been
peacefully smothered in its cradle. But
his heart has been hardened, like Pha-
roah's; he has gone from bad to worse;
he has so trampled upon all law, disre-
garden all right, and outraged all hue
mainly, that the whole Confederacy has
become consolidated in the resolnte de-
termination to submit to every form of
human suffering rather than return to
the detestable embrace of a Government
which he has rendered to their minds
an embodiment Of the Power of Dark
ness. So long as he is President, SO long
as We see the Devil in his proper shape
and form, we have nothing to fear: we
have only to resist the fiend, and he
will fee from us. It is only when the
Prince of the internal RI gions takes the
shape f an angel flight that the faith.
FIJI are in danger. We nl.st be excus-
ed, therefore, from wishing success to the
Northern Democracy. Let the North
stick TO its representative man, and not
change front in the hour of battle.
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VALUABLE TANNERY, SC. FOR

VALUABLE TANNERY, &C.. FOR
v SALE.--We offer for sale our Tapnery, at the
Warm Springs, consisting of one acre of ground with
all the necessary buildings and fixtures in good
der also large quantity of leather and hides well
in of the vats. There is, al o. comfortable
D --cni.-e i4arss the lot We will also sell with
the above mentioned property a tract OF about one
hundred and eighty acres Of land in woods about sir
miles from the Warm Springs. Unless we sell pri-
vately i1.the meantime, shall offer the whole at
pnhc sale, the premises on the 9th day of Febru
airy next. Terms Cash.
Z Feb Fit ANDREW W. CAMERON
WIN SHuMATE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADJ'T & INsP'R GEMS Off,
cpNrp, RIoHdoND, Jan. 23d, 1864.

! ~ pNEp A. o,D hivHAOND, Jan. 23d, 1864.
genera Al. ORDER,
I. Paragraph ~, General Orders No. 8. current Sc
ries, is hereby revoked
IL. Enrolling officers will proceed as .apidly as
pracucaDe In the enrolment of all persons made la
BILE to military service. Previous to enrolImant "a
conscripts, all such persons ill be allowed to vol
ulteer, provided
10th April, 1862. ~ Ae
| I'd The company selected is at the time of yolpn.
teeflng, below the minimum number prescribed nv
regulations. -
Sd. No rerson made Fable to service under this Or
der will be permitted join or will be assigned To
any company which has more than sixty .fonr n RI
Yates the roll until all the companies in service
from the State of whsh the volunteer or couscrint is
| resident shall haveth minimum number prescrib-
ed by regulations.
4th. Upon the compa ny being selected, the yolun-
teer will receive from the enrolling officer certifi-
cate to the effect that he has so volunteered; and
volunteer will be received in any company except
such certificate.
HI. Persons who fail to make selection, according
to tie provisions Of this order and the time of
hstment, will be assigned according to existing reg
ulatioEs.
". All officers in command of companies author
lied under this order to receive conscrps voun-
teers will forthwith send to the commandment of
scripts of the State certified rolls of their
companies and without such roll, showing that they
do not exceed sixtyfour privates there will not be
signed any consc-ipt volunteer.
By command of the Secretary Of War.
(Signed) s. COOPER,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

~ OF Cotton Yarn,
Osnaburgs,
20 Kegs of Nails,
also some School Books For sale by
Feb 2-1t CATLETT d abby.
AyANTED to hire tor tie remainder of this
w wear a servant without incumbrance who is a
first rate cook, washer and irone and who come
recommended for honesty. For such, the highest
price will be paid. Apply to this Office.
Feb 2--tf h
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

The LINCOLN CAVALRY. Gen. Burnside has
been ordered to Grants army, invested with the
commission ofchief of his cavalry. General
Gerard succeeds Stoneman as Chief Of the Blu.
reau of Cavalry. Col Egan has been appointed
Chief Quartermaster Of the Bureau. Kilpat-
rie.'s has haan TO Sanate for
confirmation as Maj General.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

ID The highest cash price win be Civ
en- for leo CORDS OF
Chestnut Oak and Black Oak Bark
delivered at the lanyard, S'aunton
Feb limos Vim c5py JAMES MAYES.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-02

ID ERSONs desiring to exchange
f>s-7.- BUTTER for SUGAR,
Pound for pound, can do 50 by calling a. the store
of w. abby,
Feb PITS
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-22

| INVEST VIRGINIA sat- rules held In the
| w Clerks office Of the Circuit Court of Marion
county, for the month Of Novembes, 1854
anna Reed, complainant 49, i.,', =, 7.
| Caleb d. Reed defendant.
The object OF fhis suit is 10 recover q divorce
from the bend Of matrimony. And IL sppessipe
from affidavit that the defendant, Caleb b Reed
Is not resident OF this State Ii 10 hereby ordere1
that he appear here within one mon:h fson, tbs
due publication Of this order, and do what's nss,.
essary TO protesth his interest In this suit -
A copy Teste, b. 3. LOTT, Clerk
Wilson Smith Attorneys for Plsinsif -
noylO-w4t Eg. Mi
PURSUANT . the provisions a dsesss IA -
By the Circxi1 Court Of Maxion. a. - 6ss1sbse,
torn therecf in tde Of Thomas Wsihlsts ~ JSs
n mSoa. !. sna % tse second Mondsy n Hovnbn
before the mont door ofthe Court House Il saii coS
tract Of land adjoining Gle land Of tie esid ~
a'e ana otnsrs situated on the xafms Of Bu6hio De-
40 sad county, and containing 20 acres N Irs or lea
on the FOL owing terms. to Wit Fof cash in hsoj M.
csnf 70 pay the cost Of this suit and The eTpss M
the pa ars sss, 2 ssdt and
missioner retaining lisn on said Land % secass ~
unpaid purchase money. p sHTr1 - 80
oo-1l-el.1Is. : = = = oonmislsssE. Il
WE5T VIRGINIA. sat- ruiesr bela I'm a.
w Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court N Ms,;rs,
county TOT the month Of November, ls8G n .
Isaac Thomas, complainant, aia. az bslIs So
~ We. tos@sH 81 = ~ zslt;E 10 - 3 4
Joseph Collins, al, defendants shoe a. a2ss
= The object of this suit Is TO obtain ~ dead I'm.
Sosepn Collins for II q2 acres Of land, situats q
sas waters Of Fla. Run, being o pat 81 trsot "A
IanS soId 70 the said Collins by ono Abraia~
names q and It appearing fpm sfadayits fled A.
me papers OF the cause, that gAssxsndsr OIsf.
~ o.ark, ana abishA Clark arsnot Yesideuts q
'hs state, IL Is ordered that go III
U 9ne month afief ihG pubiicafioe al Ills 49,
ind DO whatever lie necessary a. cpsutsaI der -
crest in this suit. SrsT etpss"ssr
MA. copy; Tsste. sr.ii,f k.sBs LOTT. 0srE =, T.
hson and Smith stsornsysfor piaiatiG - il
DWtV-HA ~ f<gN .ECsEasa tsTgryfs II
, g. .--i-Ed 7zsEIs 7s.41 sysE ! III
Haul.zssf =
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Rational Medicine.
DIR. THOMASJ. KISNER

W IN addition to the treatment ofal ACUTE Diseases
devote portion Of his time to the treatment of all va
re les Of Chronic Diseases upon the Rational or Hso-
tit system. Such as Diseases of Bye and Ear Rhsui
matt. and Nervous Diseases, Spinal Affections Eplsp-
sy Diseases CT the Liver, Stomach. Bladdsr and Nd
neys: All serofulous, Skin and Syphiitic Diseases,
Club Feet or Distorted Ambs, and all Diseases both
Acute and Chronic, to which Females are subject.
Rom bis long experience in such cases. he feels CON
ndsnt OF giving entire satisfaction 10 any who may
Medicines afe, prompt and reliable. All oonrnuic,
IONS strictly confidential, and promptly attended, 81
Oface hours A. N. to o p. NJ.
Office and Residence on Sd Street, near Reed iyraH
Jrug Store, Centre Wheeling, VIVA.
jy2-d&w-ly. HfIuAI
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.onf0-Kivgf Bffdg6.,

- 1OTf1E IL hefety kiven that. On and 49,
IN MONDAY. the Gath day u Octoesfs 49,
a. uoIi;dsy,a Cove railroad Company Will Under
.,ssscT;fv of IL charter from the Legislatare
.1v;.r;n;s and under tie Act Of Ceuete9 assss.
inc the Railway bridge Of 6tsabsnxl4e 3 tayLts
ssy commence the elevation Of the channel
snan Of said Bridge, andtfor THE purpose 49,
sesssasy tamporsrly to ebetruct the thrss tAsnr
drsd feet DESIGNED Is channel-Way. 49,,
: Attention Of persons engaged innsyigseoe, =
called to this prsyisien Of the second escAo1 ~
AL If Congress, "snd the officers and crews OF ~
vsssels ana boats navigating sid river are requn
ed to regulate the use ssfsthe,r saa 49, ..;rs
boats and Of any; pipe OF cnimneys ~
thereto, 30 a. not 10 inssrfere WIN ING
construction and n cf aid bridgeljY6a 70
Am persons are also notified that ths spsn 80
vest Of the channel spsn Is erected at IN elevsO1
a 66 feet above low water, and there . wstsfWsy
exceeding two hundred feet hetBeen fns piefs; NJ
that the waterway between the plsts ns1t sast y
the channel span also exceeds Two hundred .ss'
and that the hsadwsy here will DO den, - N
company does not intend 70 proceed wifn fhes ~
ton of this span until the channel span oompass
Jed and the ohstructions necessary TO iss ssss'0'
All persons are notified further, that thus ofidg'
is erected without draw and that an me 'rsq!nn
tions of the Act Of Congress have been o0nfns'
with by the company.
The Erection of the chant ell span win be procesde
with as rapidly as possible and due nstAcs Nin 2
given as to the time when the ebstruoticrs WI
Ss rar,nved D. sD9ii!s1s 'f't'S ~ o''S4
The Holidays Cove Railroad Company, =.
ootae-9w Nv THOMAS l. JEWETT, Pres.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers viii find this the most ad-,1.
tagsous route for Live Stock. Capanous yards, wen
vatered and supplied With every convenience, have
been opened on this line and is connections and ever
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisbura,
where will bel ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered Of the PhiladSphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This win also be found
the quickest and most direct route for Stock 10
New York-Jvia allentown and With fswsr changes
than any other. ) - a II = 4 " .
RN0OA LEWIS, Gsn'l Superintendent Altoona,
Pc. 49,
Z I. HOQPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent Philadslphis.
dslphia' ,NU jsnil-myN
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CALEB ID. REED, ESQ,

You WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT
L = I shall proceed on the first Monday in De
eemOAr neat, at the Office of Fontsin Smith, IL the
town Of Rairmont West Virginia, between the
hosrs OF o clock q. m and o'clock p In Of th t
day, to tsksI the dispositions Of sundry wit
nssses. to Be- read ~ evidence at the hearing
Of certain cause, now depending on the Chancery
side of the docket Of the Circuit Covrt Of Marion,
in which am complainant and yon are defendant,
and If from any cause the taking Of the said depo-
sisiOns be not completed oa, said day, the ia
king q the same will be Continued from day to
day until the taking Of the Same is completed q
- '''.l.o.' - kuANNA REED, Plaintif.
Wilson ana Smith, Attorneys M - % on =.
9novl0-w4t" a. l''