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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

BALDwIE UNIVERSITY AID THE GERNAH
WALLACE COLLEGE. article which ap-
peared few days since in the local columns
of the LEADER, having, as We learn, caused
some misspprshension as to the relations Of
the new Germsn Wallace College and the
Baldwin University, We hasten to make
amends by fuller explanation of their rsla-
tive position. Tho German Wallace College
has been established at Beres during the
past year, under a separate management and
Board of Trustees, and yet so connected
with Baldwin University that scholarship
in either institution entities the holder to
tuition In both schools. The new college is
under the auspices of the German Methodist
church and is intended as q school for Ger
mans, all instruction being given in the
German language. DR.. Mast, of Cincinnati,
is its President and Prof. RothWeiIer its Vice
President. It is proposed to sudOw third
prOfsssOrship soon. The new college will be
a valuable adjunct to Baldwin Univerlty,
which still retains its old organization, trus-
tees end professOrships.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

D1soHARGED MEN OF THE SEvESTHl-All
the discharged members of the old Seventh
Regiment are requested to meet at steam FIRE
engine house, No. l, in rear of the Weddell
House, on Frankfort street, this Tuesday
evening, at ~ O'Clock, to take measures in
regard to the reception Of the regiment.
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ACADEMY OF MUeIo.-The debut Of the
fair incogHita, who last night assumed, with
a daring that would have been presumptuous
had it not been successful, the role Of
Evadne, vas triumph. Every circumstance
conspired against her. The Cleveland pub
lie did not prove themselves generous, and,
because the deButante did not claim the
shelter of an ilIustrious name, gave her a
thin audience and cool reception. But the
listeners we're soon convinced that the lady
before them was one of no ordinary taste or
power. Her rendition of the role Of Evadne,
though not as passionate and powerful as a
more experienced actress would have made
it, was marked throughout by the most
thorough taste-the most complete mastery
of the text and flo character. It was sue
oess-a triumphant success. We shall sx-
pect to see large audience on the occasion
of her second appearance, on Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. McCoIlom's ColOnna was fall Of excel
Iences and proved that that gentIemsn is
fully equal to whatever in the dramatic line'
he turns his hand. Mr.. CarrOIl's VicenEiO
was also excellent.
The farce was an old and good one. It
was exceIIently performed.
Tonight, Mrs. James Dickson takes q
benefit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

ALLEGHENY CoLLEoE.-The following is
the programme of Commencement week in
Allegheny College;
Examinations commence Wednesday June
22d, ct A. n. Friday evening, June Gath
address before the Philo Franklin Literary
Society. by Rev. Day. Saturday evening
June 25th, Anniversary of the Biblical Lite
rary Society. Sabbath, June 26th, II A. NJ.
Baecslsureate Sermon by Presiden Loomis.
~ P. M, Sermon before the Biblical Lite
rary Society, by Rev. Franklin Moore, DID,
of Philadelphia. Monday, June 9th,
P. NJ, Prizs Declarations Monday evening
Anniversary Of Allegheny Literary Society.
Tuesday, June 26th, P. M, Meeting Of the
Board of Control. P. M, Meeting of the
Board Of Trustees. Tuesday evening, Ami
versary Of the Philo Franklin Literary So
ciety. Wednesday, 18th, ga. NJ, Comm
eucement; 4 P NJ, Meeting Of the Alumni.
The Address before the Phiio Franklin Lit
erary Society, the Anniversaries, and the
Commencement, will take place at Central
Hall. The Sermons on Sabbath, at the Ne
thodist &. Church. Examinations and Prize
DeclamatiOns at the College Chapel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

PREsEKTATIoE.-The foreman Of the
Lake Shore Railroad Iron Mill was on Sat-
ucdsy evening presented with an elegant
gold headed cain by the employees of the es-
tablishment. The presentation came of at
the Union Exchange on St. Clair street, and
was deserved testimonial to an excellent
Foreman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

Adjutsnt Frank a. Mason, of the Twelfth
Ohio Cavalry, sends letter to the Herald
from which we extract the following list Of
the killed, wounded and missing in that reg
imsnt in the fight with John Morgan at
Mount Sterling, on the 9th of June:
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RAIx.-We doubt if the ancient worthes
of the Old Testament ever prayed for rain
more devoutly than the good farmers of Nor
thern Ohio have done during the past three
or four weeks. A general and serious
drought seemed inminent-ths ground was
parched and craeked--grsss and grain put on
the ''sear and yellow leaf"-just was domi-
nat. Bat within day or two past, cOpiOus
and refreshing showers have visitedalmOst al |
parts of Northern Ohio. On Sunday the
rain went all around as here in Cleveland
washing the country in every direction, but
giving us no visit. ThsPeOPIs of East Clevs-
land we're treated to q severe hail storm,
which did much trivial damage in various
localities,
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Orderly sergt. Alfred Whittredgs, G +; Cor
poraI J. Conner, C; Private William Blue
G; Corporal John A, SpelIman, D !; Benjsm-
in A. Griggs, F Eugene L. .,,Birt, F Private
David Thachsr, Newton TourIinson, G
John A. Darling, G; William A. Reed, G
James A. Custer, b Joseph A. Fuller, E
Corporal Joseph Stewart, ]; Henry @. Mil
ten6urgor, Z William R. Bright, K Jas
Hughes, K Sergeant William L. Brown, L.
Private William L. Alton, NJ; EnOeh Brickeri
hand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

ITALIAN OPERA.-The Brignoh Opera
Troupe, whose contemplated season here we
have already announced, are expected to
give their first concert on Monday evening
next. June 9th,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

MAaIG.-"The Fakir Of Vishnu" enter
tanned a large and delighted audience
with diverse fsats of slsight and skill last
night, quite marvellous and entertaining.
His performance is to be repeated tonight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

LATE PAEKETs.-Issued through the Of
fee of Messrs, Burbridgs & Co., Of this city :
White & Madden, Youngstown, horseshoe
nail machine; R. GipsOn, Shelby, bee hive ;
G. Avery, AshtabuIs, camp kettle; G. D.
Page, Grand Rspids, Michigan, lime kiln ;
c. S. S. GrifiDg, Austinburg, constructing
fence; E. Porter, TalImadgs, churn ]. Ellis,
New York, microscope; ]. C. Hills, Will
IOughby, churn case; Raymond & Miller,
Cleveland, pump; C. Whipple, Detroit, water
engine; F. Brown, Chsgrin Falls, husking
pin; A. Highlsy, Chicago, grain separator,
reissue; G. s. Grifing, Austinburg, field
fence; johnson & Ansley, Cleveland, oil
barrel; R. Hart, Savanna, sheep rack.
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REVENUE STAMPS
FoR SALE AT THE.s
IsEVELARD sTOFsF 1 CIE
E. COwLEs, P. NJ.
CITY NEWS.

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoEEY.-George
Wells, arrested by the police yesterday for
passing counterfeit United States Twenty,
had an examination yesterday, and was
handed over to the United States authorities.
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GkKAT BBOAD GAUGE ROUTE /!
Atlantic & ct Western Railway.

Passengers gsing IA twArd will remember that
this Is the only rsute running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted at s:m P. NJ, arriving at sala-
manca at 4:4l A. NJ and Rev York q: 9:l3 Pm
Sleeping Coaches attached.
- No ChanEe OF Cars.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FTNAR OIAL.
MONEY mARKKF.
MORNING LEADER OFF1OE,


MORNING LEADER OFF1OE,
MeSDAE EVEHEa, June 20, 1854. J
G0Id-Ths gamblers of Wall street seem 70 ba
again Offering defiance to the efforts Of the Govern
ment to dus their unprineiplsd operations and with
the Gold bill hanging over their heads arc pressing
Gold steadily upward toward the focus Of their de-
sires-2O0. Ths closing rate to-day was 95a. Deal
srH here bought at 95 aud sold at Ss premium.
sIlVer-Buying and selling about 10 per cent be-
low gold.
money-fhe money market continues extremely
close, and the Banks are reducing their discount
line Is muoh a. is compatible with their businesl
Connections, refusing all and strictly outside
paper. The demand for money is active, and appa-
rsntly the inersSse the wool interest being large
ly represented in the market. The regular rate at
the char tered Banks is per cant.
Exohnnss-Supply abundant and market heavy
Bankers are accepting very sparingy. Buying rstes
are firm at 48H of On New York and JsgS oH on
Philadelphia. Selling at par for currency.
GOVsFnmsnE BOnds-Firmer, but unchanged,
and rather quiet. We quote:
Buying. Selling.
D-lu8i ouu upOu1-- lUl
7-S9,a, April and Ootober...........-.l07f uo
7-50ss February and August.....-.l07h ITO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

The morning session was mainly occupied
in hearing and acting upon reports from
standing committees, upon subjects for the
most part of little interest outside the Order.
The exceptions to this statement are as
follows:
On the recommendation of the Committee
on Periodicals, presented by Rev. DR.. Cramp,
the proposition to pay the sum of 800 to
some temperance periodical for inserting Off
cisl documents for this body during the COM
ing year was entertained.
A petition allowing Grand Division leave
to use in the installation of officers the ritual
adopted at the Ninth Annual Session, was
reported on adversely and refused.
Upon the recommendation of the Commit
tee on Ceremonial and Regalia, badge in
the form of bosom pin to be worn in public
by members of the Order was adopted.
Rev. DR.. LathrOP, for Special Committee
to whom the subject had been referred, re-
ported the following preamble and rssolu-
ton, which was adoPtedi
WHEREAS, At the present time the war ex-
isting in the United States for the suppress
sion Of rebellion, and the state of the army of
Her Britanic Majesty, in her Provinces, rep
resented in this National Division, fur aish
tangible illustrations and most impressive
ones, of the position taken on this report, it
be recommended to the several Grand Divis-
ions of this jurisdiction, to take tho earliest,
most pointed and most Efficient action prac-
ticabIe to make the matter distinctly under
stood and appreciated in their own countries,
and to effect the reform 30 imperatively
needed. And,
WHEREAs, The scope of the subject in hand
is too broad and its bearings too momentous
to be disposed of in this summary manner
we respectfully recommend that the Commit
tee be continued with instructions to gather
the requisite statistics respecting this tre-
mendous evil, to Fsnable them to prepare a
report Of permanent and universal value,
which they shall present at the next annual
session Of this National Division.
Honorable s. L. TiIIey, for the Committee
on Constitution, reported adversely on a
proposition to admit Ladies to full member
ship, and it was rejected without a count.
Upon recommendation Of the same Com
mittse, it was ordered that form of With
drawsl Card for Lady visitors be adopted.
The COMMITTEES on Prize Temperance Es-
says, appointed at the last Annual Session,
reported that no essays had been received
that fully met the approval of the Committee
for publication, but nevertheless recommen-
dsd that two grHtuities, of $i5 and 800 be
given to the best two.
The Committee Wss continued, and it was
ordered that prizes amounting to $500 be Of
fsrsd for Essays during the coming year.
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Musical Director italian Opera

arRAwBERRT FEsTIvAL-The ladies Of
the Cleveland Universalist Society will hold
Strawberry Festival at Crobsugh's Am
brotype Rooms, east side Public Square, next
Tuesday Evening, June 2lst. Strawberries,
Ice Cream, Music and Reoitations, will be
the order Of exercises. The public are re-
spsctfuIly invited. iunelS-156
DRIVING FARK.-To all those who are
interested in the driving park, We, the un
dersigned, would respectfully announce
that the County Fair track is now nearly
ready to be opened for all those who wish to
enjoy an evenings drive on good hard
track, free from dust. This track viii be
kept open each afternoon from to P. n,
Except on days of raoss), for members and
those who have tickets to bring their fsmi-
lies, and exercise their horses. Perfect or
der will be strictly enforced.
HENDERSON, & BEGGs, Proprietors.
Tickets for sale at Beggs 4 McFadden's;
No. 122 0ntario street, or at J. RandersOn's
Market, No. 1855 Detroit street, West Side.
june 17:l56.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

Tho Board of Enrolment continued yes
terday, at the Provost MsrshaPs Office, the
work of examining drafted men. Below is
list of the drafted men from this city ex-
amined yesterday;
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RsE. sROOh aARAKT-Juns 40.
Ky luLnaaLrn


AtoakB-SteadY.
United States One-year certificates ss1S Ohio ant
Mississ pBi certificates 55, MariuOsa 555E. Cantor
ss3s, Alton and TIRE Haute preferred 7s4, Paei6
Mafi 265, New York Central 1921 Erie ll3, do pre
ferred lIOS, Hudson l42. Reading I405{ North west
ern preferred 5gA, iohigsn usnirai 49A. Michigan
southern g94, toledo 1859, Rock Island iI2, For
Wayne ll6A.
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\. 4. HONKY nIARKEE-JuHe 20.
Inr rnInnnannl

Hsaey-Steady at 6a7 per cent.
HIsritEa EHohRnMs-Ssliing ct 10.
Goid-A ctiye ard nrmeT. Opening at 9s adgan-
cling 95 declining 10 9sJ8 aud clOsing quiet 954
f1oVoremsaE sLoCks-Firm. United states
Sizes OF 1881, coupons, ll21S Fve-twenties, oou-
pOns, l053sa
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TIE DRAFT.

of Drahed Men Continued
List Of Drafted Men ExnmIned---Second
Supplementary Draft 70 be completed to-
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BURRALO mARKRT-.JpDe d.

III IIEH.T
y slSlr-slrnsr Opening with . fsir dsma6d,
WheaE-IS9c osttsr. No. MflwEukes spfinr o
slrise ana asFeIsd nee 70 The beat at ol,T5; Ne
GOFn-No2 10 arrive, a. 81 s0l @rtaf.s
O1tn-lnscsiye and nominal. Held At ss5<agfo
Other grains nominal.
Whlaky-2a3c better At el,ETais s-
FPeights-Caual Freights duh and upehang.d-
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TWELFTH OHIO CAVALRY.

List Of Killed, Wounded and Missing Ofthe
Twelfth Cavalry in the recent 1Eht NJ
Mount Sterling,
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
National 1910 Five Per Cent.
- Loan.

By Instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas.
ury datod March 25 "a, this Bank Will roceve sub
scrfptions for the NATIONAL l0-40 FIVE PER OENT.
LOAN in coupon bonds or registered certificates re-
deemed after ton and payable forty years from date
in ooIEs
This loan bears GOLD IETFREsT, payable sEEI-AEEU-
ALLY on coupon and registered bOndsOf ESQ and ove-
and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may either to pay the &C.
erued interest from the first OF March 70 the Gay OF
subscriutiou in Coin or In Currency adding fifty per
cent. premium receive bonds bearing interest
from day OF subscription. Also viii allow TO
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the u-HsI ccmmissioH Of eighth Of per cent.
Hpril2-I62.
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Six Cartons, new ribbons, in choice
eolors, opened this morning at Mrs. shaW's
rooms. junsI7:I57
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FESTIVAL. "A strsHbsrry festival
for the benefit of the Rev. William q.
Bruester, will be held at the Cleveland In
stitute, Tuesday evening, June 2lst.
iuueI7:I56
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NY. BANK sTATEMENT-Juue 30,
IuY TFLEgRAPUI
IOM n KR OIAE.
uLETELANp sIARKEF.

MORNING LEADEB OFFIOE.
MONDAY EVENING, June ~, 1854.
RscsIFgs-Ths following are the roosipts OF grain
By rail during the IS hours ending at hAlf-past
O'Clock To-day.
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ENsIGN & HANSOOH,
CHOICE FAMILY
G. GROCERIES S,
100 PUBLIC SQUARE.
mRyl9-R2
FRAVKLLKR,s REGISTER.

BR-Citfzens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of stsyens Omnibus Line By leaving their address
At the Omnibus once, I97 superior-E., nsXt door to
the WeddeiI House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

Do not buy boot or shoe in Cleveland
until you first examine the large stock Of
SUTTLEs 4 Co.,
100, Superior street. Is per cent saved.
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OsWEGO mARKKT--Juuo 20.
Inv 4ruRnunpu

RIour-UnehAnFed.
Whear-scarce, but in good demand and at an
advance. Sales OF Milwaukee at eit73 No. winter
red Indian al 81 ,s5sl s..
Corn and other grams quiet and scarce. Market
quiet.
KreiRhts-Canal freights higher on grain Flour
&c, and wheat nominaliy, 1t l2c 10 New York.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

=curth Day of the Annual Session Of the
National Division.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

S1,5OO TO LOAN AT sEvEE PEE CENT
Apply to L. PRBNFIsS'
junel4;156
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

For Lake superior.
~ATHE STAUNCH AND
Il reliable Passenger steamer
IROH OIrY, Q. B. Cleveland, Commander,
VIII leave our Dock for UntOuagon and all interme-
diate porta on "Wednesday. June I'D at o'ciOckP n.
Tor fraiRhf or passage apply TO
HUS5EY a MCBRIDE,
iune9GI56 n and l29 kiYer rest.
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FIom New Orleans.

Nrw York. May rs. The steamer
Creole has arrived from New Orleans
on the 9th, via Havana. Her advices
are not so late as per the George Wash
in zion, but contain some news.
The report OF fight at Cane River
April 23i, is confirmed BY corrospon'
dence in New Orleans. The rebel posi-.
lion was taken by assault by Gener !
Blrge al the point of the bayonet, and
SO or 100 of the rebels captured. Du.
ring the frs, killed, was Gen. Fessen.
den. leading his brigade: The rebels
were pursued aud again routed. Their
loss was heavy; ours l75 killed and
wounded. General Franhlin, who was
wounded at Mansfield, had arrived at
New Orleans. Gen. Fi,z Henry War,
rem had arrived from Texas. Gen, Hun
ter had also arrived.
The steamer Emma, before reported
captared and burned in Red River by
the rebels, had guard OF colorod troops
and officers aboard and crew Of thirty
men. Four or five dead bodies were
seen floating down the river.
Gen. McClernand arrived at Ale1an'
dria on the s6th.
The army occupies a strong position,
and is able TO resist FIVE times their num-
Der. All the transports are along the
falls, and are safe, al Alexandrie.
The PASSPORT was blown up on the
9th. ~,
The enemy made his appearance on
the 2sth on the Shreveport read and
drove in the advanced cavalry.
Gen. McClernard met them with his
command, when they withdrew without
fight, The armies are, however, in
close proximity, and pieketS firing con.
tnuolly. A battle was hourly expected,
and our men anxious for the conflict
Gen. Bank, was hit with piece Of
she'll, in the battle of Minuet's Bluff, on
the 23d. He was improving. General
Magraulor is said to be on his way
from Texas to Western Tennessee ia
Join Kirby Smiths army.
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To GeneraIDir.

WASHINGTON, May ia dispatch
from Gou. Grant has just been received,
dated near SpOttSylvania Court House,
May IL. Il is as follows:
'rhe eight days of battle closed leav-
ing between 5000 and 1000 prisoners
in our hands, for the days work, iuclu'
ding two general officers and over thirty
pieces of artillery. The enemy are OBJ
slinate, and seem 10 have found the last
ditch. We have lost no organization,
not even q company, whilst we have deS.
lroyed and captured one division (Iohn-
sons J, ono brigade { Dodd's) and one
regiment entire Of the enemy.
"LSignedl E. NJ. STANTON
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WEST yIRoINIA,-At rules hold il ihc


WEST YIRGINIA,--At rules held in the
county, GU the FIRST Monday in April, 1864.
John Lsonstl aTbonas I EslEs af'
Gates Firm % Leonard In TrespAss on tho
4 Gates, plaintiff, case and attach
Henry Pitzhugh, Albert Damage 81 O0e 90
@, jenkins, George Hold Gas t3Z.a
erby, Henry Everett, Thomas ]. Jenkins, Will
son b. MOprc, Joseph Day, Edward Tam, Mil
ton j. Ferguson, John N Clsrkson, = Guth.
RE, Charles Timms, - Ong, Turner and
WilliAm r. Gunn dGfendents. ~
THE object this suit is TO recover damages
from the deiendents for certain wrpngsa and in
iuries done to the persons and properly OF the
plaintiffs, by the defendants, aud itappcaIlng
by an affidavit OF the plaintiff, Leonard, hled
with the papers OF thecause, that their CLAIM
is Just and that they have present cause Of &C.
ton for the same, and that Riliant believes the
said firm Of Leonard Gates are entitled TO
and ought toreCover damages to the amount o.
81 900 90 at the least, in said action, and that
tho said defendants arc non-residents OF the
State Of West Virginia, and that they have csI
tates or debts due them In the said county OF
Kanawha, Wherefore on motion al the plain
tits by their Attorney. Il Is ordered that the
said Defendants dc appear here within one
month aflsr due publication Of this order, for
four successive weeks, in the Weekly Register
paper published in Point Pleasant Mason
county, West Virginia, and do what may be
necessary, to protect their respective Interests
IL this suit, and that a like copy DO posted a.
the front door Of the Court House Of kanRwha
county aR ramirpd nv law
Testc: JN0. SLACK, Clerk
FitE. Gerald, p.qI .tG3I lapril " H.
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WEST VIRGINlA!--At rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Cabcll
county on the frat Monday ib April, 1864.
Hiram Curry, plaintiff. In Trespass on the
Lieut., Bush, K. q, Jont. Damage sSs, dBU'
ms, Thomas ]. jenkins, Peter 9. Burlington,
John N. Burlington, William H. Burlington,
Robert Holderby, James r. Morris and Joseph
W. Morris, defendants. Sit'IfitA
THE object Of this suit is to recover DANA
yes for wrongs and injuries done TO the person
and liberty Gf tie plainiiffby tho above named
deferdents, and 1t appearing by affidavit filed
with the papers that the afIiant believes the said
plaintiff ought to recover in said action,
damages to the amount Of S25, 900 at least, that
his claim Just and that there ia present cause
Of action therefor, that the said defendants Tex
cept said Thomas ]. Jenkins, William A. Jen'
kins and James Il. Moris,) are non'residents
Of this State, but have estates aud debts due
them in said county. V4
1t il, therefore, ordered that the said defend
ents do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what Is neces.
sary TO protect their interests in the premises
Teste:
THOMAS J. MERRITT, Cleri.
Leete q McGinuis, r, g. tapesw4-5