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AUCTION SALES.
EN-. PArTEN. AUcT1oNEER, Il Z. chang. 81,
Household Furniture at AUCTION.

1 Fqesdsy. Sept 2oth, atleAyM, at ofHee, the
o. Cbamure Of family leaving the city ting
Refviga.assns SETS, Tables, Sofas Rockers CbaiIs
CfosferS % Bedsfeads, Carpets, Curtains, Bureaus
aaebin.s J 81 Glass Ware. Beds. Stoves Sewing
exceIlept oraar AZ II O'Clock ore Piano Forte, N
sept ibid ALSO, large Platform Scale. =.
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s25 Reward 1!

EroLES from the subscriber on Tuesday Even
~ ing while in Pierces auction room, a Calf Skin
l'oeks Book contafng st4 In money a note agxirsl
Charles Hocgdon. 6orhan. for $50 and enc against
1arles Hooper for So. The above reward win BE-
psd Tor the recovery of the property aud the detec
ton OF she thief
Tune S.-tf GEnRGR REcW
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House aud I.ot For Sale.

MO. 65 Cumberland street. House has eleven an
~ ished rooms, b. sides closets-heas BY furnace
piped for gas bard and soft water ia the kitchen-
All Ia good order. fsice and terms liberia. Iaqure
Of JOHN Z. PkoCfkR.
Sept lS-dlw --
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Valuable Rfay Estate n, a,c,,o.

ON Thursday. Sept 22d. at 8 o'clock p. AZ. wa
O-hail sell ~ Auction the block Of two hou e. No.
ant Braek EFT 81, These aie good Two ana half
story houses, new. with brick Easements Dozen
tops; they thoroughly d. ihed th' Qua bout wi
god closets good cellars, rood water. &c. They
are valuable houses for inves ment. They are az
Ways under rent--they now pay four hundred dol
iars HENRY BAILEY = Co., Auctioneers.
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Dissolution.

THE drmof Howard D strout. a. Attorneys and
Il Councillors A. Law. Ia this day dissolved By mu-
tual consent Either partner will attend 10 the set
tement of OF the business of the late irm
Mr.. Howard viii continue to occupy ofhcesl Mid
die street, over Casco Rank.
JosxrH HOWARD,
SHwALL G. srRour.
Portland. June ~. 1sel--dsm M
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Lost.

M oNDAY afternoon between Lincoln street and
Athe Press ONCE, lsdy's Jet Gross Pin, tipped
os r1rss,aely rewarded By leaving the THIS
Aug 30, 1854
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I ~ tuesday Sept %. at O'Clock p. N, we shall
- sell house No. Deer st, the home.tead Of the
ats capt henjsmin knight. The house Is two story
ana OF briek; II has 10 mi. he'd rooms, with good
e'oseis, PLENTY hard and son water The house 10
IS by 40. with barn l6 by a. and good Garden =
The lot is about 90 eef square,
Sept 1G-dtf
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Wanted.

ENoR family OF four no small children, !. n,..
Il gsnteei two steried house. in the centre Of the
slty, separator In block. Address BOX no Port
"A1 o''' O"es. sept9df
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Adminisirafor,s SaIe.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that BY virtue of q L.
= cense from the Judge Of Probate for the County
dwelling house the PREMISE ON the q ventsenth
DAP OF October, A. u 1864. at O'Clock in the err
noon, the homestead lot Of the late Reuben Bo OIL
brook late of Freepor. in said County, ki uats in
aid ffeepori, ard containing iour acres Of land,
wi b the buildings thereon. .sN
HORACE BREWER. Administrator.
Dated this 18th day Of Sept, 1854. 2tawavs
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CTRAYED from the pasture or Mr. rrancis Rob
- eris, " estbrook, last month. three year old
gray Colt, small size; whoever will return him or
give informasIon where be may be found, will be
suitably rewarded, BY calm & az No 20 Spring ST.
Portland, July Is. issi.-dtf - =
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GUITs OF Rooms, with Board, can be obtained By
May 18th. nayfadtf
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ON Consr, sss. North and c. mbsrland, above
" Washington street, IN gliding tls ae s,aee io'
corner of Con gress and North siItets- Apply 70
sep16dSm A. FULLER, $50 SsASfssss usst.
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Wanted.

A YOUNG Lady to attend at a Fancy eooss
Astsre. None bn; an OK perier ced land need an.
pz ", !. 6. HERMANN GRUNTAL.
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TIVE three story. brown-stone mastic house. No.
Il .f5 Cumberland. corner Of Green street. con-
taioing ten rooms. with dining room, Sc. finished
ia modern style, with gas; also an sbupdsnce &C
hard aud soft water In Kitchen. Apply alta, Com
mercial ST. sepibd3w
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FoREIGN ExpoRTs.z-The total value Of
foreign exports at this port last week amount
. ed to s33, 665.l5.
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HOUSE : Mouse Lots For Sale.

ONE Parlor Suit and four Chamber suits ior SAFE
" cheap at siS Centre street. sepi'1o
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rx,1E uoy.e Barn ard Lot situated on the corner
l 81 CONGRESS and Dwell street,, adjoining the
Wsss Congregational Cbapa lot The lot u 1srgs
enopvh for rood garden for the erection Of an.
aibsT hou,e. For faIthe, particu ars Apply 10
HENRY z WHITE.
scptfT.2w Or to LEVI WEYMOUTH.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Annual Meeting.

fHUE stockholders OF tho Merchants Bank are
4 hereby notified q meet AZ tie Bank on Monday,
oet 81, ~ o'clock r. n Tor the following purpos-
tss
ls,-For the choice of seven Directors for the en-
suing year
znd-ro coast er the subject Of adopting the Ma
tousl Bank s stem. and act thereon.
SdFor the transaction OF any other business n at
may legally come before them.
by order of the Directors.
CHAS. PAYSoN, Cashier.
Portland. Sept l6. ls64.--dtd
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
IN ths Year One TAowsand Eight Rxndrsd a.a
Sirty-Fo
An Ordinance 10 prevent distractions upon Fort
land and Forest Avenue Railroad.

An Ordinance 10 prevent distractions upon " Fort
land and Forest Avenue Railroad.
Be q ordained bs the Nay er, -fidsrmss. and CON
Coaacii Of the CITY or PorStsaa, IN esit eoe"
eii assembled as Joiioacs. -
CsECTiON L Any person wilfnily placlrg an o.
- sifuci0n Of any kind upon me rA.s OF ,he rort-
this City. shah be papished BY fine not exceeding
Twenty Dollars. ,..
force ffsm and amer It's approval BY the Mayor.
Approved, Sept. G, 1854.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
sept 7-a2w JIM. HEATH. City Clerk.
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------
hOuse IA Auction

ON Tuesdsy, Sep, 10th. !. = $500 -. -,
Opremises. we shall selfthej soss r. ta rne
No. Tate street II has as.shs rooms sbusa.
in good repair. Sale positive. .oss'ea AAo
HENRY BAILEY & Condolences.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-09

n9- The'War Democrats of New York
held convention last, week, in which
they como out iketruc men, as they arc
with hearty support of the war and a
just defence Of the Administration
They say the war has not boon failure
that an armistice," (to which Mcclellan
is plcdscd,) would be ruinous, that the
war is just and should BIO pushed viSor-
ously on to q successful issue, that no
nation can carry on such a war without
financial pressure, but that tho salvation
Of our country is we'll worth all it can
cost, and, finally, they urge all true Dem
ocrats to sustain the Government as it
exists, and to vote for tho candidate who
will save our country and the Union,-
and that is Abraham Lincoln.
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M A r r T Il G. e S.

BIBBY-STARKE.-On Thursday, the Sd
inst, in Charleston, W. Va, by the Rev. 4.
Stevens, Mr.. JAMES BIBnY to Miss EMELISE
STAREE, all Of North Charleston.
REED-IUBER.-On the same day, near
Charleston, w. Va,;hy tho Rev. 4. Stevens,
Mr.. HENRY REED, Of Cincinnati, to Miss
TERESA HUBER Of kanawha county.
GATES-LEONARD.-On tho 30th day
Of October, 1864, by tho Rev. c ?. Wiggrns,
at the residence Of the brides sister, in Mid
dlcport Ohio, Mr.. A. P. GATES, Of Charleston,
West Virginia, to Miss MARY l. LEONARD, Of
Middlcport Mciss county, Ohio
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-09
The President and Slavery.

If there DO those who would not save
the Union unless they could at the same
time save slavery, | do not agree with
them.
If there be those who would not save
tho Union unless they could at tho same
time destroy slavery, do not agree with
them.
My paramount object is to save the
Union and not either to save or destroy
slavery.
III could save the Union without
freeing any slaves, would do tiff !
could save it by freeing all tho slaves, I
would do it, and if I could do it by free.
ing some and leaving others alone,
would do that.
What 1 do about slavery and the
colored race, DO because believe it
helps to savo this Union. and what l
forbear, I forbcur because I do not DO.
lievc it would help to save the Union,
I shall do less whenever I shall be.
licvc what am doing hurts the cause,
and ] shall do more whenever believe
doing moro will help the cause.
\. LINCOLN.
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OF Another Plot
at Chicago!
Arrest of many prominent Per
sons and Capture Of Arms
and Ammunition.
Gold opened, $40; closed, 2A33.

New York, Nov. 7.-Richmonl pa
pcrs Of the 4th have the following con-
corning the sinking Of the Albemarlc
and capture Of Plymouth:
The dispatch says the, capture OF tly,,
mouth, n. e., by the enemy, is explained
by later accounts rs lack Of sufficient
watchfulness on the part Of our troops
1t seems to have been the prime cause
Of the loss of the town. 1t seems that
on Thursday night party OF Is men
belonging to the blockadiug feet in
Albcmarle Sound, some eight or ten
miles from Plymouth, took small tor
pcdo boat aud started for Plymouth. On
the way they found a small boat contain
inc six of our men in the river, stationed
there as picket guard; but all Of them
being asleep, they were taken prisoners
They then proceeded to Plymouth
They found the Albcmarle at her wharf
and rum ming the torpedo boat under bel
amidships blew her up, causing damage
from which she soon sunk. Infantry
was stationed on the wharf, who fred OF
the assaulting party, and, after the AL
bcmarle sunk, captured the whole O.
them, bu. no one was killed and only
one man wounded. There was no force
Of the enemy near Plymouth, With the
exception of Eve or six guuboats in the
sound, but the loss of the Albemarit
opened the Roanoke to. them, aud hence
the loss Of the town. Capt. Roberts, il
is stated, commanded the Albcmarlc. II
is understood there wero no lives lost on
the Albemaslc, and there were very few
men on board at the time Of the eSplo'
sion Of the torpedo. q
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THE JOURNAL.
Charleston, vvestTVn.. =
Tuesday Morning, Nov. 8, 1864.
News Summary.

we have no army news Of Importance
to chronicle this week. GRANTS army
has been quiet since our last weeks
dispatch. The hope felt by some that
he would make u grand demonstration
before the election it seems will not be
realized. But VIC judge he is waiting to
sec what effect Uncle Abe's reelection
will have on the rebels, before he sucri-
fees any moro lives. Shcridan's army
has been resting and watching Early,
who will scarcely. venture into West
Virginia.
There is no reliable nows Of SnER.
MANS and Hoods operations, for the
week past, but VIC may expect to hear
soon Of something having been done.
LIEUT.. CUSHING, has done gallant
and valuable service in blowing up the
rebel ram Albemarlc; VIC give the par
tlcularS elsewhere.
The perpetrators Of the New York
voting fraud have been brought to trial,
and FERRY and DoNoHuE have been
sentenced to Imprisonment for life
The President has approved the sem
tcucc, and it will be carried out. Col.
North will also be found guilty.
The raiders on the northern botderS
have been creating much disturbance,
but the citizens have organized and arm.
cd themselves, and there are no more
apprehensions felt. The election will
probably 90 of quietly all over the
country.
The oil excitement is spreading all
over the country asain-having reached
Cincinnati. Several Oil Companies are
already organized there. Emancipa-
ton in Maryland has been proclaimed
BY the Governor and was celebrated in
Baltimore on the 1st inst, by tho firing
of grand salute Of 500 guns at day
break, and repeated at noon.
During the last two months GEN.
SuEEEDAS's Army has taken 5000 pris.
oners, 50 cannon, 12,lOO small arms,
and go wagons. Docs that look like
tho war was failure?
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State Of West Virginia, 49,:

State Of West Virginia, :ss: 49,
:. AT Circuit Court of, Kanawlia County,
continued md held at the Court House, on The
1911, day Of October, 1864. -.
O.. In Chanccry. ,',:a.
Ira IInrt, ct MIS- ~, ,.n:~..
Itappearing by affidavit filed in this cause
that Ird Hurt and Richard 4. Hurt are nom
residents Of the State Of West Virginia, but
having estate therein in the county Of Kan
awha and the object ofthe petition Of spcn-
cor Adkins and: Jamcs,H II. Brown, assigneos Of
Whit Willis, fled in said suit, is to subject
said estate &c, tho payment Of the balance OF
their Judgment against tho said Ira Hurt,
out Of his pnrt thcreof;%that is to 'ay;to cAci,
Of tho said petitioners his part Of tho said
Judgment. ,1A -. .''rc.-f : .T!ai-s
1t is therefore ordered, Tint the said Ira
Hurt and. Richard a, Hurt do appear within
one month after due publication Of this order,
and do whatis necessary TO protect their in
teres,s. -Toste,, '>5Eo SLACK, 'cEk.f
noC-iw. 80 -, :,ru an 49,.
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Dissolution Z Of niership.

The Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween JOHN Slack, Jr.,. and John. ID. White,
under the style of Slack &:Rhite, vas this,
the 9th day Of September, 1904 dissolved by
mutual CONSENT. All peraons knowing them
selves to be indebted. TO the Arm xill!pleAse
come forward and settle up land oil; persons
having aims,against the firm will: present
them At once and they, shall bio paid; Mr.
John D. White has full power TO collect for,
and pay off oil debts Of, THO firm:
: .@I1 - =! i"TJOHN:D.tWHFTE,'
c1art,ton, 'oct.29, 'C4: sJ0HNsLACK, n ;.
:: no2-4w. RI, ..::;t&9PtrJ AS, ATKINSON.
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Gen. Crook Not to Blame.

We are glad to be able at last to give
the facts in regard to the surprise Of our
bows with Sheridan which came so nearly
resulting in a complete defeat, and for
which some wcro disposed to blame the
gallant and able General CROOK. The
Cincinnati Gazette SAYS :. ~:
"Nearly all the accounts published in
the New York press Of the important
action Of tho 10Th Of October in the
Shenandoah Valley, attribute tho morn.
ins's surprise and disaster to General
Crook, or the officers or men under his
command. These accounts were liber.
ally transferred to the columns Of Vest
crn newspapers, and, in the absence Of
any correspondence from writer's with
len. Crooks troops, or official reports,
our people have been lead to believe that
for once the gallant little army of West
Virginia had failed to do its whole duty
in a great emergency. .-.-..
From official information in our pos
session, it seems that these reflections
were made By writer's interested in blow
| ing tho trumpet Of the 9th Corps. I,
should be borne in mind that General
Wright, of the 9th Corps, was in com,
mand of the whole army in tho absence
Of Gen. Sheridan. He had ample warn
inc that the left was in danger; that tc
give timely notice of rebel movements
in that quarter it was necessary to have
cavalry on that flank. Colonel Thoburn
of the I'd Division, commanding on the
left, had only two weak brigades, and va:
separated from the rest Of Crooks com
maud and the army, by a distance fmor'
than d?milei. ; :, -. !"
If tho enemy were not observed BY
cavalry it was perfectly practicable fol
the rebels to mass thoir forces just out
side of our picket line and crush Tho
burns small command before aid coulc
reach him, and thus turn our left flank
Col. Thoburn no doubt supposed cavalry
was thcro.s Con: Wright had said j
should be thorc, but it was not; hence
the surprise. -. For. this, 80 ;statc-ane
We make tho statement advisedly-net
ther Gen. Crook, co., Thoburn, nor az!
of Crooks command, Dcre; bldmadH.
Tho Now, York: correspondence has
cndeavorcd to make it appear that Gen
Crooks corps broke worse than others
This. is !; simply not the Tho corps OF
the right of Crooks had less excuse thar
they, 6arins had more time to get ready
but the truth lis,4C0lonel r. B. Hayes
Division covered the retreat on that par
of the 7;ne. There was at no time any
Union troops between them aud the reb
els. Fortunately, tho timely arrival 9
General Sheridan restored all, except th'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-09

New YORK, Nov. 7.-Gen. Butler, by
direction of tho President Of the United
States, and by assignment of Gen. Dix,
commanding tho Department Of the
East, has assumed command of tho mil.
itary forces in this State, for the purpose
Of preserving order until after the Pres.
idential Election, and preventing tho
execution of supposed designs Of rebels
and rebel sympathizers to carry out q
systematic pluudcriug and burning raid
on our principal. cities. Gen. Butler, in
his official order, assures the citizens that
they need apprehcnd no interference
with their rights or privileges as electors,
as his subordinates arc instructed to
strictly refrain from anything of the
kind, his only object boiug to preserve
peace.
Superintendent Kennedy has issued
an order to the members of the Metro
politau Police, instructiug them to en-
force tomorrow throug bout the district
com pliancs with the Stnto law, requiring
that no intoxicating liquors shall be sold
on the election day, and that no box for
tho distribution Of tickets shall be erect.
cd within $50 feet Of a polling place,
and that no unjustiiablc physical force
shall be used either by policemen or CIT
liens to incite or intimidate electors.
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Nev .atlre1tiSealents.
FOR SALE!
A Valuable Tract Of Land!

Owned by Napoleon B. Thurston, contain
ing 232 acres situated on Coal Riyor, in
Kanswha county, On what is known as tho
Rock Camp rond, three miles from tho Kan
awha River. Said land has small house
and fine young peach orchard on it Fiji
teen acres arc improved and in enc state
Of cultirntion--tho remainder is we'll timber
cd and is sufficiently level to DO valuable
farming land. ;:
4 good bargain can be had in tho aforesaid
lands By calling upon tho subscriber at biz
Office in Charleston. ........ ~
Ttrm, of Glle:-0nc hnlf in hand and the
balance in twelve months. .
uov9-tf.3 49,. CA. spERRr, Agent. (
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Sale of Valuable Town Lots!

TIVE CHARLESTON EXTENSION COM
i PANY, having purchased and laid oil in =,
Town Lots Of I'LL sizes, tho q Ciarkson Form"
on Elk River, and adjoining Charleston, now
offers such lots for sale on tho most accommo'
dating terms. 800 w .'.:j: 49,.
These lots are beautifully located on the
banks Of Elk River, which flows, clear and
cool, from tho IMMORAL laden mountains OF
West Virginia. -. .. -,
1t is useless to attempt 10 give In detail the
superior advantages Of tho location: OF that
portion Of tho town Of Charleston, which is
destined, OF no distant period, To b. one 81 the
foremost cite, OF our great and growing STATE:
Tho mineral resources of this portion Of
the Kanawla Valley, are incxhaustible.-
Coal, Oil, Iron, &C., arc found in abundance
manufacturing establishments, Of oil kinds,
must soon find permanent place in : our
midst, and these lots ore peculiarly adapted
to that purpose. - -;
s8- For full particulars, call on Mr.. n. s.
WIIITTEKER, at tho Post Office. 4
- - II. C, McWffORTER,s /
Oct2 'C4.-sm Sec. s Treas. Oh. Exec
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Is General Mcclellan a Traitor ?
SPRINGFIELD, O., Oct. %.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Oct. 20.
Eds. GAZETTE: This question has
been asked in several newspapers and
elaborate arguments, and certificates
have hcen adduced to proveit it. But why
so much pains to prove it, when the
fact of his nomination by body OF
rank traitors at Chicago, and his accept
ance of the said nomination is all sufh.
cicnt to stamp him traitor without
further evidence &? lie is part and par'
eel, body and soul, of the Chicago Trait
ors, why argue more about it?
S. CT.
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New YORK, Nov. by the. Herald 5
correspondent it appears that Gen. Sher-
man has sent the 4th corps to Decatur
to operate against Hood, while with the
remainder Of his army he has moved to
Atlanta, and, in all probability, he is
about to inaugurate an offensive cam
paigu from that point, thus ignoring for
the time the existence Of Hood, or leav-
ing him to prosecute his campaign into
Tennessee at his leisure.
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lives of the brave and noble Col. Tho
burn and tho other gallant officers and
men who were crushed there. ... +.
We are assured that official reports
will make this all clear; but in the mean
time, and in justice to one of the braTest
and best armies that ever faced foe, we
ask the public not to PREJUDICE or hastily
condemn those whom the Eastern press
habitually either ignore or misrcpresent.
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NOT.ICE!
To Stockholders offs, B.Annie Laurie

THE STOCKHOLDERS Of tho Steamboat
Annie Laurie and the public generally, arc
hereby notified that have this day sold my
entirs interest in the Steamboat Annis Larrte
TO JoHS SLACK, Ja., and will not bc:,rcsponsi::
bic for any accident that may happen her, OF
any debt she may contract. '..t.....
: Charleston, Sept. s, '64. I'D. WHITE. d.
noy9-4w. !.
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State Of West Virginia, S. ~ .,
Ar Circuit Court Of Knaawha County
continued 0nd held ut the Court House on'the
18th duy Of October. 1861. 81
Milton Parker =" 7 q. ~. s.. ''''' ~ Z
John n. Clarkson, ct ais. -, : .">!2.! o.;
1t is ordered that tho defendants, John N.
Clarkson, David J.W. ClarEson, Jubal Early,
Samuel ii. Early and IIcnric Ann his wife,
Andrew Crookshanks, James ". 'Ogburn, John
G. Newman, William w. Newman, Samuel a.
Miller, John X. Johnson; Frederick N. Reed,
Nicholas Fitzhugh, James N. Laidley, Isaac
Reed, William A. Quarter aud Anthony Law.
son, non:residcnts Of the State Of West Vir-
ginia, and reputed 10 be in sympathy with the
Southern Rebellion md so.cullcd Confederate
Statcy, and have Voluntarily left, their usual
places Of abode and gone out Of reach ofper
sonal service of civil process issuing from the
county in which such parties Inst resided,
and the object Of said petition, to-wit cf:':
II. Brown,) being to settle tho priorities
nmong the parties, and subject certain lands
md moneys of tho defendant, John ". Clark
son, to the payment Of tho petitioners judg'
mcnt, and for general reliof,--do appear here
within one month after duo publication Of this
order, and do whit is necessary 10 protect
their interests. Testc; JNO. SLACK, crk.
no2-iN, '-.I'' ri c.t.;. M !.>.S-I,G "a