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Recruiting All suis Xlith Congressionsi d.
tr.cI u biiss md the enlist ments are in,r.GstnS
mere Is ais. considerable activty SHOWN In Pt"eusi
saesritE..s. Tie QuUtA VI tee town OF .Alnehia
nearly hed with three.years mca. and VIII psoodc'
b., tbs bat ner IOWA Of the district.
The crews Of re Pttsbu ga iotI.oaed shell oosf AAe
tie New.York fourOsrea sh,i -v,ah together Win t0
crew Ut tae f0ugnkeepsie Dat. ale Low u, tnAs CAY
cpapg Tor The greal race to ceae on on toe iunS
vpposit~ Iiis TOW tuesday s.u L. ursdAs u ns n
seeA each vg Sl.V.O SIAs. As tie co.tsssshis 40
Ist-cL.ss uv .Ii sxcitss e~asids1shAs =
teIesk
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On the othor side OF TIM murniugs paper VIII
be found an article upon the new Internal Rev
enue Law, giving information upon that subject
interesting aud important to everybody. On
another page on the same side are some enter
tanning letters from our foreign correspondents.
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Iaaiaa nbo.tilllics.
OMAHA CIR. Thursday. Ads

OMAHA LIfI Ihbibuny. huRusS IT. fo0~,
Hostile narauaiHR lad.aDs iLtest tho woUA
line nom Furt kosI.ey " South fssA dntalcs q
hive handrcG let, ssu tally co1lr.S aeT vu.iss>N
MI iu lvr.,s Oh h.ock aaG bCfnius tsslns. a. ss
humber oi travellers afe Los stUIplna - fort hS~s
ne, for protection aid MALI Ak ivr Tue .au ~
la BANDS VI f1oL tot hundred move VIZ t-ef
ny ead possessing thorough know ledge u te c>S.s
~, eude pursuit. iHe ieesfa,a Ia Ia stll n te"s
oraer, Lvys outstanding t.e,c tiv.bes.
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To Csvs~cs MiAavprehension.
nrSvpu ,rrY IA. adn,Adaa An9. Ia Us

To correct probable Misrepresentation ID ~
garu 70 the safety of travel on the overland rcute
pIoper 70 say although the lhdisas hays peca WI
Troublesome OF late la STACKING uusrinsu tsins a.
mur.iering eugrxnts unable to delehd Themselves
there mas ~ yet aItek by the Indians 80 mf
Anuwp upoa u,Hi coaches. taoh rua reselnJ cSe
wa,s Ins malls ere ordered to be- STOPPED n A,clI
BOZ and tlis place dHy b! the superintendent OF -
., erisud line ewing {, tie s.och being run 90 w.
some III te s.6.ioLs cut t IL De.ie'eu tnst ~ 's,F
arc te,ng distributed sious $40 rOute a ~ 70 fs'
t,ct Il.
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% NV YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY AUGUST Il 1864

side talks like that. She would "fejolss St.
friendly reconciliation" over here. b should
We. HEsrl Russell, Palmsstoa sud She rest
of them, bst held this language throughout. We
shouId probably have attained 9 " friendly re-
Cancellation" ere this. But il Is never toe late
To do right. a1I ..
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Hon. DANIEL 8. DIoxISyOH peremptohly
declines 10 be candidate for next Governor OF
our State. We WISH We could 10 sure that
81 good man would he chosen.
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Railroad Accident.

lfygQS iLn suIy. August IL. IeeA
Tho stesmboa. lsair hom hvw.York VIA New.
y,.,',' mrt vita an accident AZ tie junction osse
Wvr,,.al tbs nor3u.. owing ~ the IA pa otrhi
a .w.,cn M, -a.tnr vas tatowu dow" Aa edC-rA
nen vut ths c.n,isns breaking the Jars rslan'A q
,r Incl. Inc l.s,.ngeis were considerably s-AhSs
w. b.y none nero I.oGs.y Injured.
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vince In running erpense snd inses consnnsuoe Of f
dividnds tr-shs fairly scve bat rates without
uuterJ change Money b sd~sed 70 stock houses st '
cent In ~xces. Of their wa aud scoounts made With
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LCbIOk, fNUIsuav, AU3s TT 49,
The British ship Mi.l.anl, iron MansaniuS
coming w the harbOr ut uc.ock this mornin9. IN uA
ssher ssavge lsland. ~nclr ste
An . b. q posispun CspS May has come " &c Jay -
sssissAsss eas hes c.. ~ palu sA. as's-s'se' -
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This hes bv.u terribly not day, tue tass.
uometar ,nnsiny run u 70 W In the shade. Thsfs
q Awe thunoss ssorm In evening" vita . prospsssS
continued rs.A ..t .lHF1
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rh. p..arylvansa Lsgisiassrc.

HAraisSyLo Pa. iAarsoay. AaS.n "
The members OF the Legislature VI tlh DAD
A. On . v,sis - the ruas u CsaS esys6gU1
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NENv~ l"IsoM EUROPE.

The steaulsh = i'er,i.., from Liverpool Both Of
gaiy arrived here y".'eriy with two days tier news
The Session OF he British Parliament va,
brsught ~ a CLOSE 9th July by Royal speech
delivered by Mission. The royal speech declares
thst strict neutrii! VIII be observed in hs American
until fieodi, negotiations may 10 found scoepta-
be- The Danish ques ton rrfcfied to with tie hope
that the peace negotiations may be successful.
A Paris paper states that peace between Dem
mark and tbs German Powers has been concluded The
conditions not JET announced.
In the English House Of Commons, on the
esth OF July. Lord T. HoSsrd cOnpl ined II organ
ICED system Of fraud and deceit pracsced by Federal
agents. aud moved fT the production of papers. The
motion was agreed after Mr. Taylor had strongly
deeoded the character Of the Government OF the ntd
States
1t is now reported that there are three Union
and four Rebel vessels In tie Chxnlei preparing tcr
navG fight
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DAILY TRIBUNE.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

dj,patch from Memphis Of the 9Th says:
"Gen. Smiths expedition Is gen out. Its destination
IA unknown. Nal ten. Slocam has been relieved "
V,cksbuig and ordered to report to Gen. Sherman
The district Of vicksburg has been assigned to Gen
WasLburu who now controls the river from CAIRO
The report fr tue Gulf Department is that oil Is quiet
there and oh the White River. The Rebels in the
trans. Mississippi Department are trying to cross the
'dissssippi Gen. Dick Taylor ia ut Meridian. and
commands In place Of Gen s. ID. Lee. who Is now ct
Atlanta. ........... ..............
That paragon OF mendacity, the traitorons
C2ioaxo TiAas st tells tie public that Grant aud his
staG have gvue to Washington, and the campaign
against Richmond is over. The writer Of sach stut'
published nearly week after the GeGerals return 10
the army must have high opinion OF tie Intelligence
Of his readers lie would blush. perhaps. MS coppcry
face was capable of the act
Yy official direction all officers in the milf
tary service VI the uuied States directed 10 render
every facility ~ such express companies as may o'
charged by the GoseruUr Of New-YoTs with inc
delivery Of the necessary forms and blanks required Il
secure the votes u soldiers u Chat State In the field
with view to the blanks being delivered with ths
least possible delay.
Seven descrlsrs from the army found guilty
81 deseon ard sentenced to be shot have had iheiI
sentences conInuted 10 confinement The Dry Tor
tugas and sbr~ for similar ofeDses have been
sentenced to hard labor elsewhere.
The telegraph brings Us some particulars OF
Che explosion q tie ammunition boat at City Point on
Che 9TH There about - persons killed aud FROM
70 70 80 wounded; L. Of the killed were soldiers.
y Thirty.nIne Rebel officers were yesterday SEM
10 Fort Doiaw arc AID i25 privates " ElInIra-
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Nstp1lork DAILY Gribn'te
FRIDAY. AUGUST l9. 1861.
The Tribune.

All the materials used IN the publication OF
have hugely sdvsnoed In price within tie as few
months The wLitespaper which we print THz DAILY
rx,nuss costs than receive from the sale OF the
r,p.d sheet and every additional demand for the paper IL 80
nob added o. We therefore compelled to advance the
mir. Of hi. DIFF which from aud after Thursday, July H.
viii BE- Ter single copy CExrs or. where delivered toe
city By carriers. "a CRsrsA WEEK The mail 'ue'cfoe"
70 the Daily vii DO charged $40 ger Annum BY reference
10 our Terms 1t viii be noticed tia, make no adanoe
on the r.ss, subscrp prices Of the scIn eeay ana
ws-ky but present must suspend al c"o ''e'
and adhere scry to our regular yearly subscription P'ce'
An EXTRA copy ofths paper will be sent to parties procuring
sub.cribes. and making rcistauce' heres0iore He'D'
lance. made bsior tai. notice reaches the parties VIZ Do 70
s,ly,d and Ia. ossss. executed at our old rates
TERMS
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Hind. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS enh
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AsmsoIox. Thursday. August IL iss~
FINANCIAL. ar,

FINANCIAL - ~,
The decision Of Acting commissioner h"i', .s
that the 7-0 Treasury nosns A!s aaos ar, al tl.,,
:. ptSi :,scl. Tie frt eviction Of Vie at tan sos
expressly r1cmpis ali Uui.d STATE. mI's:! ss'''
vol ~ 6ouJs nom ststs ara 'nanIripM sA
THx uuxAY ORDgR guSiSxSs.
r.. ,n.,1.c,i,,us " postina teri, and the
h,.nIs Dc reuuirrd In the operations u the money
'' vris.d by the set VI Congress 81 the
I,,I Of Nav tat Lave b,sn malta! pi'ps.oI oy We
p,.,ua.cc Dep. rtu.en. and 1s ION Il Ne Is""' oi
20 nro W, s.loa II tLs instfaetoos wa 'eaaa " -
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~ Malone G II Vet. n. @. A. Lyford. u Bst.ery.
Wentworth, IL, ~ As- Nathan i.smp6ire b., % Ohio
Jscsb Mercer e. : VI. - .S,.u 1. .. lTat o., - Hs-
J. Il, Hoe. E. Mich Cav. J. X A. lDn.n.ll 3, l3s la
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A Mou,yrs' tn.Y. H. Art {. B. rsmr, a, NJ" H. Art
J. Mrhn =. Mich Cav y. ". RocAwsL Oss"'"A
Sspi. kare, A. isn Pa tsv. t.v
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The Times Of yesterday contained, We rcjoict
to say, the following "extract from private
letter."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26
NJ AR RED:

On The 10Th day of May, 1861. by Rev. Geo
Davidson, at the residenceU Of the BRIDES faith
or, Nr. s. Davidson Of this place, to Miss Fan
ME Vic. Burditt, Of Prluty,own, West va
There, left our state, our young friend for the
state ofmatrimony, leaving behind him a Plp'
raiity Of single friends, wlsS ls!R m9sFn the
loss Of his good company, butwho will rejoice
a. tho prospect of the great amount Of hSPpi-
moss that will follow him in his journey His
rClCc,ion Of a parlncr-lIiss Fannie-for the
trip, shows greatly the taste of this, our worthy
trIe and gentlcmanly friend
Wa hope that when they become settled
succesa may attend them. and that they may
live happily together, making a fair division Of
bo:hjoysaud gricis,--wc trust there will 20
none Of the latter, That they may live iosc,h'
or in unison Of thought and feeling until death
shall publish the notice Of dissolution.
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WESTVIRGINTA al rules held IN the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Kama
wha county, on the LIST Monday in April, 1864
Henry J. Benedict plaintiff, In Trespass, on
Henry Fit1hugh, Albert @, tachmcnt.
jenkins. John'N Clarlsson, Damage 500
Henry Everett, John Day, -ong. kcctonn'
Wilson r, Moore, = Turner and Milton J'
Ferguson, defendants.
TIE object Of this suit is 10 recover DANA
ges from the defendants for wrongs and lnIn'
rics done to the person and property OF the
plaintiff by the sal defendants and il appear
ing by an affidavit Of the plaintiff, filed with
the papers Of the cause, thathis claim i just
and that there is present cause Of action there
for, and that he believes he ought to recover
damages against the said defendants to the
amount Of at least $500 20 and that the said
defendants are non.residents Of the State oil
West Virginia, and that they have estates or
debts due them in the said county Of Kanawha'
Wherefore, on motion Of the Plaintiff, it is or
dered that the said defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this or
der for four successive weeks. in the Weekly
Registers newspaper published in Pt, Pleasant
Mason county, West Virginia, and do what
may be necessary to protect their respective
interests in this suit and that like copy be
posted at the front door Of the Court House OF
said county of Kanawha. as required by law
Teste: JN0 SLACK. Clerk.
Fitz Gerald, p. q. Iapril 2s-A.
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WEST VIRG1NIA:--At Rules held in the
Clerk office of the Circuit Court of Kama
wha county, On the FIRST Monday in April,
1864.
Baptste Gilmore. plaintiff In Trcspass on
VS.. the case and at
henry Fitshugh. Albert C Jtachmont.
Jenkins. George Holderby.J Damage 81 500.
William e. Gum. Charles Turns Milton j..
Ferguson. Joseph Dav. Edward Taft, Henry
Everett, Tho5 J Jenkins and John N. Clark
son, defendants.
THE object Of this suit is TO recover Dana
Cos from the said defendants, for certain wrongs
aud injuries done to tho person and property
Of the p,aintiff by said defendents and it ap.
pearing by an affidavit Of the plaintiff, filed
with he papers Of the cause that his bald claim
is Just and that there is present cause Of ac'
ton therefor. and that he ought to recover o.
spid defendants In said action $500 90 dana.
ges at the least. and that the defendants are all
non residents Of this State, but have estates oil
debts due them in the said county Of Kanawha
Wherefore on motion Of the Plaintiff. it is or.
dered that the said defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order for -four successive weeks in the Weekly
Register a newspaper published in Point
Pleasant Mason county. West Virginia, and dc
What may be necessary TO protect their respec
tive interests in this suit, and that like copy
he posted at the front dooi Of the court hous,
Of Kanawha county as required by law.
Teste: JN0. SLACK, Clerk.
itz.Gerald' pa Iapril % u
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An Attemp,to Turn our Rlght.

WASHINGTON, May 2o,-The enemy's
demonstration on our tight Thursday
evening, was much more formidable than
first supposed. Their cavalry which
made such bold dash round GU right
was the advance of Ewels whole corps,
the main boiy of which lay back in line
to support the cavalry when driven back
on this line. The cavalry fell back
when attacked by our Two Regiments,
and thus our men we're drawn on and
brought Under a murderouS fire of nus
kerry. Tyler's whole division was nov
sent up to their support, and for a while
the ili & was very heavy The enemy
was driven back with considerable loss,
Our men fought on open ground, which
gave the enemy decided advantage.
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our Army change. lis Position

Nrv YoRS, May % The Herali's
cor dependence, near SpottsyIvania. May
II, says our troops were moving all
night to a new position This morning
general headquarters are broken up,
aud nearly the whole army is in motion.
Precisely where our next hauling
place will be, time only can determine.
The general expectation IS that we shall
have hard fighting Immediately
Auother correspondent say' Of the
fight on hursday eight, in which the
raw heavy artillery acted so handsome
", our loss was but half H. uumber
originally stated \ rebelteamsleT says
their loss was double ours, aud repre-.
SCENTS the enemy as being very much
chagriacd at lLeir failure to turn our
right.
The Ninth Corps now occupies posi-
ton in advance Of two lines Of works
held BY the enemy a lev days since. 50
tina, our progress if slow, is at least
sure and steady aaa- Y
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Tho Red River Fleet.

WASHINGTON, May 22--The follow.
Ing dispatch has been received BY the
Navy Department;
Hon. Gideon FcHes, Sec Of The Nary
IhEo Just received letter from
Lieutenant Commander Breeze. DARED at
The mouth Ofthe Black river May l5-
lie writes as Follows:
This morning bearer Of dispatches
from General Banks, was received a,
Fort De Russey, who says that when he
left one gunboa, was coming over the
folls, and il was confidently believed that
all would gel over
He knew of nothing more, ! have
information from reliable souree that
the dam hiss been completed, and we
mby soon expect TO hear that all lie
iron clads are over The Navy Depart.
ment has also rereigcd communication
from the u. S. bark Ethan Allen block
aiding off MurrilPs Ine, reporting the
destruction of valuable salt works, intor.
maiion beiag given by contrabsnds OF
MEDICATION Of the works, which was at
place called Cane Pitch, twelve miles
from the inlet.
An armed crew was sent ashore, and
succeeded in Destroying tiem and burn
ing the buildings Extensive grange
meats had bee1 made for extending The
worka double their size. A cOmmuui'
cation has also been received from the
Pawnce, which says that an expedition
was sent up the ST Johns river, Flori
da, under the command of Gen Birney,
and had been .ep successful. They
did not however meet the enemy who
arc supposed to have crossed at Fort
Yates TO the east side of the 81. Johns.
One thousand head of cattle, some hor
ses and other valuable properly were
captured. a5a
The expedition had not returned to
Jacksonville at last accounts bat was
expected TO do SO soon, by way of ST.
Augustine.
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WEST yIRcINIA;-At rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of Kama,
wha county on the first Monday in April,
1864
John wiakley. plaintiff In trespsss on The !.
NJ. J, Ferguson, JoscphS Damage $1,000 co.
Day, ThomasJ Jenkins, Albert a. jenkins,
George Holderby, Andrew George, - Turner,
- ons, Wilson d. Moore and John n. Clark
son, Defendants.
The object Of lhis suit, is to recover dana.
ges Of the defendants for certain wrongs and
Injuries done 10 the person and property Of the
plaintiff. and false imprisonment and II ap.
pearing by an affidavit Of the plaintiff filed
with the papers in the cause, that the said
claim is iust and that there Is present cause
Of action therefor and that the affiant believes
heeught to recover against the sal id defendants
for the wrongs aforesaid $lo 90 at least, and
lhal the said defendants are non residents Of
the of the State Of West Virginia, but have es
tates or debts due them in The said county of
Kanawha. Wherefore on motion OF the plain
tiff by his Attorney, it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here within month sfter
due publication OF this order for four success
i've weeks the Weekly Register, a newspR.
per published at Point Pleasant, Mason county
West irginia. and do what may be necessary
10 protest their respective interests in this suit,
and that like copy be posted at the front
door of tho Court House Of Kanawha county,
Teste: JN0 SLACK, Clerk,
FitGeraldp q. lapril 9s-,4
WEST VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Court Of Kanawha
county. ON the LIST Monday in April 1864.
John ". Deem, plaintiff In trcspass on the
VS. case and attachment
Henry Filzhugh, Albert Damage $3.50,
G jenkins, NJ. j Ferguson, John Dury, Ed
ward Taft, John n. Clarkson, Joseph Day,
- Ong, - Turner and Thomas j. Jenkins.
THE object of this suit is to recover damages
from the defendenls, for certain wrongs and in.
jures done to the person and property of the
plaintiff and il appearing by I'm affidavit Of the
plaintiff filed with the papers ofthe cause that
tho said claim is Just, and that there is present
cause Of action therefor, and that the said aif
ant believes he is entitled 10, and ought 10 re-
cover damages 10 the amount Of $3.50 O0 at the
least, and that the said defendants are non-res'
idents Of this state. and that they have estates
or debts due them in the said county Of Kama
wha Wherefore, on motion Ct the said plain.
tiff by his attorney, it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, for four
successive weeks in the Weekly Register. n
newspaper published in Point Pleasant, Mason
county, West Virginia, and do what may be
necessary to protect their respective interests
in this suit, and that like copy be posted at
the front doorof the court.house Of the said
county of Kanawha. Teste:
JOHN SLACK. Clerk
Fits. Gerald, p.q april as-M
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HENRIE HOUSE,
WEST VERGINlA'-A rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of Cabell
county on the first Monday in April, 1854.

WEST VIRGINlA:-At rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of Cabell
county on the first Monday in April, 1854,
Hiram Curry, plaintiff la Trspass on the
VS. }case Il attachment.
Lieut.. Bush, 4. @. Jquk. Damage SOS 600
ms Thomas jenkins. Peter O. Burlington,
John N. Burlington, William H. Burlington,
Robert Holderby, james R. Morris aud Joseph
W. Morris, defendants,
THE object of this suit is to recover dana
eos for wrongs and injuries done to the person
and liberty Of tic plaintiffby the above named
deicrucuts, and 1t appearing by affidavit filed
with the papers that the afiant believesthO said
plaintiff ought TO recover in said action,
damages to tie amount of sos, 900 at least, that
hs claim isiust and that there is present cause
of action therefor, thatthe said defendants Tex.
cent said Thomas y. jenkins william A. Jen.
kins ami james /. Moris,) are non.residents
of this State but have estates aud debts due
them In said county,
1t is, therefore, ordered that the said dciend'
cnts do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what is neces'
sary to protect their interests in the promses,
Testo:
THOMAS ], MERRITT, Clorb.
J Lrs.s q N;Ginpis, , 2 iSpeewa-5
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER.

WEST VIRGINIA;-At rules held IN tho
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of kanawha
county, on the FIRST Monday in April, lsti.
John Leonard & Thomas
Gates, Firm Of Leonard ! In Trcspass on inc
& Gates, plaintiffs, case and attach
VS.. mont.
Henry Fi,shugh, Albert Damage $1,000 90
G. Jenkins, George Hold -,
erby. Henry Everett, Thomas J-denktns, WI
son d Moore Joseph Day, Edward Tam, Mil
ton j Ferguson, John N. Clarkson. - Guta,,
rie, Charles Timms. ong, = Turner ana
William R Gum, defendents,
THE object ofthis suits to recover damages
from the defendants for certain wrongs and in
juries done to thu persons ard property OF The
plaintiffs BY the deiendcnis. and Il appearing
by an affidavit OF the plaintiff Leonard, tiled
with She papers Of the cause, that their claim
is juss and that they have present cause Of nc
ton for the same. and that aiIiant believes the
said firm Of Leonard ( Gates arc entitled to
and ought to recover damages to the amount OF
81 900 10 at the least, in said action. and that
the said defendants are non.rcsidents OF the
State Of West Virginia, and that they have es
tates or debts due them in the said county oil
Kanawha. Wherefore on motion Of the plain
tiffs hv their Attorney, IL Is ordered that tho
said Defendants de appear here within one
month aTter due publication OF this order. Tor
four successive weeks, in the Weekly Register
paper published in Point Pleasant, Mason
county West Virginia and do what may DO
necessary, to proiecttheir respective interests
IL this suit. and that a like copy be posted nj
the front door Of the Court House Of Kanawha
county, rs rcquircdby law.
Tesie: JNO. SLACK, C,erk
Fitz.Gerald, p. q laprll 70 w.