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Il sigusd i1 lhs Iling ousiuess was disso vsd
On tn lst cf june, By mutual consent The hnsi
ness Of ihso old nee m will he settled mp BY either
Of Us. JNO j. M"CANR
HUGH D UGLAg
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The Worlds Great Remedy.
"Dr. apayue.s Biood Purifying pantreaa
~. eHeyne.1 blood-Puulyiug paaacas.-
"lT. hUayue's BLOOD Purif ~ p-rs.-..a
gr- sEsyne.s klood -piIr fyiuE Psnnres.a
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~ rrpuiaisn ios curing sorofsis. cid uf.s-. bs,
lo.ll sy5il.',in. ll'era.ed acrs t1r1l white sss-
Ms. dark uiot hes. or defect. ln.th.. .tr - s 80
ioH ssini M 'ra-mus Or Hsanus 30, raea-nl1.
tnec.anss paina iu tne bones, A. s afthrul paraI-
iel- p ne Eeas and deiaii ed or any disease df I,
asflin.o nature, it b. sure to d. asoi. - fbs
~ na4y ih9llana iesiimouiss fsnm al par.s of the
Eoria w prove noihug ever d'scuge 80 car com
plrn win it in eliIing that classof a. oriers
ehsrcurla 20 7I pn itic Diseasesol -11rt or long
stanai na-notning ilas ever proved 10 tfac.gsl Il
onpflely eiadleating every vssiigs o. these dan
Chrome be3P-Ias Of the Face is cured 70 o zro.i
ce1tsiutf.
DARK blotehes, o. dsf.cis IN ths skin. of.i tr4-.
sppesr. De "Pal .cea' and .sliulalenl' ei|I- r.r
~ fk'n, niid Z - more yeuililI G. lplez or
no ue sure qi getting ha pare snd gonu na Pan
--eas pl ciit-e gre 9 at ite puacIptl o1es II ur
7sayne eou. 80 A0rth 1iEh stfeoi. fi-sdei pnia,
er a the Dug sose Of
VI &C ". SIXTH. Drurr-ss.
Cor. chufca s1d F.ls -. tsa14.ia.
nayi2-8rn aed fr snn
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Dog LOST.

r osT, on Sundsv afternoon. EC~
IL the Railroad idge err ssin SseFRENfsS~
th Cumner nd liver, ., New found EFH
lard pupoy, sbout uor thu old IL H.
vi "a VIII rody, ana bla * b sd aou skLks.
ears. Whoever returns h m 70 the Unl5u OH 20
VII oa ioeTa u rewarde and any one retaining
hun after lhis notice will be piosecuted iel5
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Rnlldlng Lots for Sale.

RAvE 6 or 40 lots: iunsdlately beyend ths
II Hsrncuitursl Garden. vel situated tor oulla-
'ag psTposee, which Nill sell On good ierIns'
ssss-s soEN KuGH nuTA
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The best Ice for sale At the lee Depos Of
CLARK 4 Gregory, So Broad street.
juua2-lm
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FULLY ILLUSTRATED
With Fine EngraVings

Of the scenes Of action, and portraits oi he leading
ch8racters-
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The immense demsnd from tht public for aeon
pleta and Trustworthy report Of THE AsSAsSlNA
TiON OF PRESlDENF LINCOLN, and the con-
uecuug details and inc dents, has led the publishers
Of the above announced volume to direct their
whole force aud entire attention 10 the bringing out
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announce t In the Iullsst confidence of meet ug ne
van OF An Intelligent, discriminating pubic.
Tha nation has been aroused 20 an interest in
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The Notes Of this Third Series is precisely SINH
laT in form and privileges to the sevenThirtes al
ready sold, except that the Government reserves
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at 8 per Cent, instead Of s-iOths in currency.
Subscribers win deduct the interest in currency up
to July 18th, at the time when they subseribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
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to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in tho event Of
which only viii the option to pay interest in Gold
be aEsilsd Of, would 50 reduce aad equLizs prices
that purchases made with six per cent. in gold
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WORTH s5Oo.OOOu
AlisObe .OId for One DolI., EAsh.

loo Gold hunting Cazed Watches........S Sils eanh
100 Gold .-..... ~ eah
1O LADIES' Gold Wa'ehs=................... o. earh
So TAdfeF' and 6enf= silver Watches. Is earh
500 Vest Neck, snd tsuard Chunss5 10 10 Zach
5000 Chs,els.ne CHAINS and Neck
iiil eai-..-.------- 70 10 elac1
$40 Oval and Chased sold Brace
letH.-.s--.- .-.-..-.-...s-..-.-..- - ~ e1eh
sJoJ q old snd } et Revolving
broochel l--... ....s..-..-.--...... % each
Sool Goid, Oayx. & Jet Bruoehes.. 4 70 q esch
800 tio-entne, Moasic ana Coral
BrOOengs............. ...........-. % b each
50Q1 Far Drops war y o. Hiylesl. b 4 each
GOO -ete Ladlos' JeHelry, tGolt
/ and ietl.--....-......-.-a.-.....--.6 " 10 esfh
Sooc seis Lsiiss' gsselry. sausty
5000 Lsd.e-' self Bacfiea md
trOd Inmble les.............--.... 3 % 3 earh
500 Ladies snd 6en = Gold Pen
Cils s-.--...-...----.--.--.-.. - earn
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, Va
rety Of sty tyies..............-....... 3 10 ! eaet
5000 bosom Stubs, van y of styles ~ 10 each
epn Watch Keys Foo and Ribbon
bhrea ----.---.-.-.. -..--..--..---.. 2< 10 each
600 Geuts Masonic Pins And
f1nls .--.-...-.....-. u each
5000 Gents Solitaire and Cluster
900 eoIi ico,a and Ear rcE1 10 sseb
600 Plain, Chased and Stone Set
Kings -s--.-.-.-.s....... % each
800 Lasi'es' California Dlamoad
Hings...-..-.-....-..-.....-- 10 each
500 Mage spung and auap LOCK-
ets % 10 each
1000 Gold Pens, silver Mounted
Hoiiers..-......-..-- .-............. 70 8 each
1000 Gold Pens, silver ENtensiGn
Cases, and Peaciis......-,.-.... % . each
All Of the above let Of Goods viii be sold for one
iollar esrh. Certificates Of ali the vsroEs articles,
.tatng Wnst 60 one can have, are drst ND Ia en-
gel lpes, sealed up, aud mixed; and when ordered,
re- tszsn out without regard 70 choice an sent by
ns ., thus giving a sir cnance On reoei pt of The
ertdcaie on viii zee what you can have, an
hen BE- i- your option 20 send one dollar and taks
the article or not.
~ an Transactions by mail We shall charge ioI
orFari .ng tne teTt icate for paYing pOstane and
ioing the business q cents each, VIII muzt bs
snciosed when the Oer-ihcate h sent tor Five Ger
dcaies viii he sent for 81, eleven for 81; thirty i0i
s. 6iK, i've ior Sl0S and hundred Icr SIS.
AG G6NI5-Tnare ncang a. agents viii be allowed
Ten ccnts on every Certificate orderef By them
ir0v.ded their rem italcsa sTnoun 20 one doA-
AGENTS viii collect IS cents foT every Cert dcate
tnd remit 10 cents 10 us, efther cash or postsgt
4tampa. Great caution should be uaed ~ our cor
| -espondeuts iu regard q giving thsir correct I'd.
| tress, town, county and stste Address
J. q. WIN3LOW 3 co.
/ spfis-3m 30 Broadway, NsH York.
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\ fHoToeHArH ef-es, ia good businsss
locality for rsnL Address Box ill, P. o.
JEnee-eodtf
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gJashrille &1niprl,
The Fourth Congressional District.
LETTER TO HON. ED. COOPER

LETTER TO HON. ED. COOPER
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
JUSE 9, 1865. J
We, the undersigned members OF the
General Assembly of the State OF Ten
nessee, from the counties composing
the 4th Congressional District OF the
State of Tennessee, respectfully Solicit
Hon. Emond Cooper, of Bedford Coun-
ty, TO become candidate 70 represent
the people of this district in the next
Congress Of the United States.
With high regard, your obedient ser
wants:
J. F. Thomas, Rep. from Coffee.
VIM. Simmins, franklin.
Abner A. Steele, '' 4" Marshal
VIM. Barton, Cannon
ia Kircbiyal q Lincoln.
w. Y. Elliott, Rutherford.
R E. Lasater, Senator from Coffee
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nae Nen York Tribune. in resnons

The New York Tribune, in response
to an article in the Times, says:
AS to those who believe, or think
they believe, that our Government may
iusliably hand over to trial and pun
Ishment as traitors Gen. r. E. Lee and
all other prisoners of war paroled under
his capitulation and those fashioned
after it, we beg them to consider, first,
the express terms of that capitulation:
This the surrender done, each Of
fcer and man will be allowed to return
to their homes, not to be disturbed by
the United States authority so long as
they observe their parole and the laws
in force wnere they reside"
These conditions were framed and
proposed by Gen. Grant and accepted
by Gen. Lee. And Gen. Grant, in his
final letter, says:
"The terms upon which Peace can be
had are well understood. By the South
laying down their arms, they will
hasten that most desirable event, save
thousands of human lives, and hun
dreds of millions Of property not yet
destroyed. EG
Sincerely hoping that all our difficult
ties may be settled without the loss of
another life, l subscribe myself, very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
U. s. GRANT,
Lieut. Gen. u. s. AZ
Can there be q question as to the
proper force and effect Of this Ian
guage2 Is there one general officer in
the Union armies who holds that the
men shielded by this capitulstion can
nevertheless be now arrested, arraigned
for treason, and put on trial for their
lives 2 If there be one such, we chal.
lenge him to stand forth and let the
public have a look into his eyes We
do not believe.t there is one.
The Times knows-sll the intelligent
know-thst not one of those paroled
under Lees and the kindred capitulA
tions will be punished for treason, OF
can be, without a breach of faith. Then
why not frankly say so, and take there
by long stride toward paciiying and
tranquiIiling the cOunTy2
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Wantad.

A Gid, uhlta Or hlsok. tist i Coed Ensksr nd
"a ir3.er, efa hsaf q : . tas.iqa b rpplrlrr e
No. loSeruos rsst- hsiEesu CsesF sn5 Hi1n. :.
isheif-n n l. NALL.
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| LOHEST PRICES.

$500 DOz. Painted Buckets
5000 " Assorted Brooms
I,2OO I" Tubs, painted and white;
I,sOO Nests Baskets
1909 Pkgs. Spices;
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Twinsi
500 Pks. Wick;
500 Box Soap, NO.1. Gsrni n and Toils
500 Coils Manila RoPej
500 Coils Hemp
1000 Doe. Bed Cords;
1900 Doc. Liquor Kegsj
500 Cases Pickles.
500 900 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and Ansi
1000 BoziPipes, wood, clay, stone, kc.i
$500 Cases Can Fruits;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes;
1900 Reams Wrapping Papsrj
1000 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, 1T lower prices than any
house in the West.
1900 Dos. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs;
800 Pkgs. B. B, Cedar Ware;
I,OOO Doz. Well Buckets
500 Bales 0akum.
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Musings OF General Lee.
BIZ wALrER d. HAssrE.

BT TALTER d. HAssTE.
With a sigh resign
What was proud to be mine
Tbe"Army of Northern Virginia.
But, an invincible foe
Has dealt it q blow
Thst shattered its once stsunoh stanlins
Mershalled with skill,
It rose ss my will,
Comdlaeeat as geAtA "LOrena;"
Though known to the foe
As q q ~ atain OF woe,
Or grim, yet obsdIent "Hyena."
Through an inlmdtVre scheme,
But the South's fondest dream,
Her sons sought the hostile arena.
Now lost in the gloom
OF oblivion's vast tomb
Is the "Army Of Northern Yi-giniEP'
But, a msgnsnimous chief
Will not add 10 cur grief,
When the goblets Of Union We quaf.
We've both Won rsnOwB,
And together can forwn-
Down, and say to the lOorld-"stand
off,"
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ne nfiaat laamheE, an Esssy Of Wuninn
and fnstrucsion for Young Men 49, - s-,-i -
laois treatnueut ior DseNea q De UrinarT ~
sexual sYstems-Sent ne, IN aaaIes esvefores
Addfess D.. ,. skILLlN HOUGHTON. Hoasrf
Association, Phiaaei phia, Pa. apris-iv
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Z-3O Loan,

These notes are issued under date Of July is
1855 and are payable three years from thsi date in
currency, or srs convertible st the option OF the
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Wheat and : aw Logs

hl-h st market price uiu he "a q ia ca b I'm
h sst sod -s8 OEs, a hRte erVcir MHlt Pr
e. fa'ing the -Tttlss 10 disD1s- o. viii DO well
TO give Us call before sci ing elsewhere.
HUGH DOUGLAS 4 co.
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Flour, Lumber and ShInQiss

We vii Be prepared IN short lime to furnish
suy amount of Flour, Bran Lumber md shingies
81 b Re7ervoir Mills. as ow as III lowest.
glnel j-im HCGH DOUGLAs co.
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Notice.

n OCic g.
A IL persoas having FLED claims before tho
~ Board of Claims last tuted urser % specll
Peld Order No 81, Of March lSth. ts-3 " snd spo-
ca Order No. xSa o-t q, ls64, 'an have Ger; n
cafes of same, togather WITH sniounts ot aWards,
~ appiying 70 William nriFer, kfcnrter q sad
Bssr "a onivnsrssi ara rcf by tls Coasaiahdsr
q ahis Deaartlag-f % tsslg sacA CtftrtfCz Mr. ID,
vii attend - the collection of sad claims y re'
euiHed Ofsce at Alien a CAry'ss corner OF Cedar
street and Square, up stairs
nnes-im WILLIAM DBIvER, Recorder.
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A PHHsiOLOGICAL vlEW OF aiaRErfes.-
I - Vonlening nesry lo psges snd Ias 80
maa urgsns IL state of Hsslth sn5 iisease. -
ireoise On hariY Errcrss its Depcishe &C.,
qlencea npou tue Mind and bofy. 40 -
aaloor tlan Of lreeimeut iha only rational and
siccessf1l node Of cure. a. shown 81 o. rsr-yS
q eases treated A truthfl adviacr 10 the -.
red, ant th0se contemplating uiarrisre VIC a.
sertsin aounis 81 their phyaicsl coudItion. ssrf
nee OF postase 20 any addrlss "a reoaipt of 81
eet-ss as1mls OF pcstSl currercy b. afdrezrlusT
Af. Ia CitvLA, No 81 Maiden Lace, Altsnv u Il
ne anshor nay he conariled upon arr al Dc
9.-sreses upon Enich BIS book treats either p.l1-
e OF bT Eirz, snd meoicaas aeuf - Nv - al
- NuiiA narao-aln
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JUST ISSUED
THR ASSASSINATION! f!

A n accurate end concise account Of the PITT,
n miu its earliest fncsauou, iurifen Of the
'silier attempts on Nc Lincolns q, the evidence
aEen oF the Court NJ srtisl, confessions q HAROLD
and others and descriptive sketches o. the pginci-
pal chsrscters
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Commander, G S n
To -, Commanding United States
Naval Forces in the Gulf of Mexico
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling Wholesale Market.

Wheeling Wholesale Market.
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 25 1915.
FLOUR-Demand, fair and prices firm at $40
6iO 5O9ll.
WHEAT-In demand at q 156225.
OATS-Active at s5c.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 81 TO-
BARLEY-Sells dull at 81 50
SUGARS-Dull and little doing; Porto Rico %
D24c.; Choice Yellow &C.: Crushed Powdered $40;
Coffee Sugar 2903Oc.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 GOAL IS
SYRUPS-New York 81 1901 IS: Baltimore
IS.
COFFEE-Dull; small sales at 44047c.
OILS-Firm at - 10 tor Lard: 90 for Carbon,
and s5c for lubricating.
SALT-Ohio River % 50 Table g. d.
BUTTER-Dull at 3o040e.
POTATOES-Not much doing: prices range
from 81 3O0l ST..
APPL ES-Firm at 50 60a rs.
EGGS-Not much doing at 25a35e.
CHEESE-Steady at 2I022c.
LARD-23Q24 in fair supply.
HAYES per ton loose.
SEEDS-ClOver SIS; Timothy 81; Flaxseed in
demand at 81 rs
FEED-In fair demand at S3514O per ten
BROOMS-Common 50 1904 So Fancy IS 251
Goo.
TOBACCO-Dark los rs 750s5c; Spun Roll
sO395c; Bright slal %; Common Twist 45c.
SOAP-Cncinnati German lie; Wheeling do
l5c; Family soap 14c.
CANDLES-MOuld &c.
GLASS-Good demand. Market firm; 8 by 10
NO. l. IS -; No. =, IS 40; 8 by IL to 10 by l2 No
J. e6 IL; No 2, IS Is; by 10 10 by IA No. ],
&d so; No. :. IS 10.
S5c per ID: upper s55 "a per doz. calf skim 81
per h.; harness leather 4s05Oc per h.
WHISKY-Steady; common % IS: Rye
f3O006 90.
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by Telegraph

NEW YORK, Feb. q.
COTTON-Scarcely so firm at s4c for mid.
ding.
FIOUR-Marke for State and Western dull,
heavy aud 50lvc lower $40 1910 Is for extra
T. H. o.; sll 1912 for trade brands. Market
closing quiet
WRlSRY-Dull and dropping, Western 81 25;
closing with buyers at the quotation.
WHEAT-Dull and rather easier sales OF
I4o0 bush. winter red Western at % 20d2 81;
amber Michigan at 81 40
BARLEY-Scarce and firm.
CCRN-Middlipg quiet and steady, old mixed
Western at 81 92i delivered; 1900 bus new Yellow
Jersey at 81 &C.
OATS-Scarce and firm at 81 l4i.
PETROLEUM-Dull at 43c for crude; 66c for
refined in bond, and &c for refined free.
WOOL-Dull.
PORK-Heavy ut S35 5O935 S7f for new mess:
E33233 IS for 1854 mess cash and regular way,
closing at 500 - regular; 500 $50 for prime and
t34d34 81 for primo mess, Also ZOO bbls. new
,ness for March, April May and June, sellers
ind buyers option at 500 50G37; also 1000 bbls.
prime mess, for May sellers option, at s34 So
BEEF-Steady.
DRESSED HOGS-Heavy bat l6t917c for
Western.
BACON-More active, part for future delivery
at l9IQ2Jtc for Cumberland cut 20t d20tc for
long cut hams; 2Oic for long ribbed, Al elite for
short ribbed.
LARD-Rathor easier at 20i a 24ic, and choice
at24ie. 1900 bills. for April and June, at 24i9
Sale.
BUTTER-Heavy and lower at 3Oa43c for
Ohio an 4Oa 52c for State.
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WRIST yIRGINTA-Ar RULES HELD

VKyRST VIRGINIA-Ar RULES HELD
w in the Clerks ONCE of the Circuit Court of
Wetzel County, for the month OF February 1860:
John NJ Bell and William Guthrie,
James r. Morris, Ewart II. Morris, Mary Z:
Morris Sarah j. Morris, EnOs T. Morris, and
Josiah Boyers In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain the legal IL:
tie to 2yU acres of land situate on the waters OF
Little Fishing Creek, in Wetzel Co., w. Va
And it appearing by affidavit filed in this cause
that James r. Morris. Ewart H. Morris, Mary
+. Morris, Sarah j. Morris and Enos T. Morris,
defendants in the aforesaid cause, are nonrcsi-
dents of this State it is ordered that they do ap
pear here within one month after due pubiica
ton of this order, and do what IS necessary 10
protect their interests i'll tins suit.
j. DALLAS EWING Sol Ieste
feb6 FRIEND COX, Clerk.
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Philosophy Of Marriage.
TIE PROPRIET0Rs OFTup

4 NV YORK Museum of Anatomy have
dStsE!aLned. fesATdiess OF expense 70 issue free
Tor toe beueht Of suffering humanity. and sIu.
preston 81 eHackery) fVDr OF their most inter.
osths amt instructive Lectures on Marriage
aud Is dls41shitcatlons, Nervous and PHYSICAL
Debility, Premature decline of Manhood Indi
Tesuon, Weakness or Depression Impotepcv.
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Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph.l
CINCINNATI Feb. IS.
FLOUR-In moderate demand at IS IS for SUI
Ierfne ard s9G9 % for good to choice extra.
WHEAT-Unchanged
CORN-Dull and prices nominal, with no de-
Mand shclled is offered at 81 and ear at Csc.
OATS-Very dull, with no demand. are offered
atsla &c
RYE-Dull at 81 %.
BARLEY-Urchanged
BUTTER-Very duh, fair to good roll at goa
Csc; choice 2sc the supplyis largely in excess of
the demand
EGGS-Dsclined to a0a22c receipts very
large.
WHISKY--Dull at - l., sales OF 100 bbls
PROVISI0NS-Quiet but firm no important
sales.
LARD-Held firmly at 22c
BULK MEATS-At l5.0l73c.
GOLD--At 81 o..
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INVEST vIRGINIA-ATRU RULES HELD
w in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF
Wetzel County, for the month OF February
1865: -. -
John Anderson and Elizabeth Anderson, his
wife; Georges Henry Sole, Andrew Stump,
and Harriet Stump, his wife,
VS..
Henry Church, Administrator of Henry Church
deceased, Henry Church, William Church.
James Church David Bland and Elizabeth
Bland, his wife, Peter Sole and Sarah Sole, ms
wife and Hannah Church In Chaneery
The object Of this suit is TO obtain a settle
ment of the estate of Henry Church, deceased
and partition his lands among his heirs. And 1t
appears by affidavit filed in this cause, that
William Church and James Church, defendants
in the aforesaid cause, are non-residents of this
State, it is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication OF TINS
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit. Teste:
STEPHENSON, Solicitor. FRIEND cox,
feb6 Clerk.