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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-24
Annual Report of the Ladies' Christian
Commission

Shortly after the formation of the United
States Christian Commission, it became evi
dent that the cooperation of ladies would
enable them to carry on their humane and
patriotic work more efficiently by furnishing
many articles which come more directly with.
in their province to prepare. They therefore
invited them to form Societies to be auxiliary
to the o. s. @. O., to supply stores and cloth
ing to be distributed through its field agency
and delegate system. osle .
One year ago, a lew ladies who had felt
deep interest in this Commission, acting up
on the above suggestion, met at the rooms OF
the Young Mems Christian Association, and
formed society called the Ladies' Christian
Commission OF ortland, and adopted the con-
stitution presented by the United States
Christian Commission with but little change.
The FIRST year has passed with its anxieties,.
duties and pleasures; and its results show
that we entered field, where indeed, there
were many loving and faithful laborers, but
onein which there was need Of, aad room for
many more. saia.q
During the first six months 48 boxes were
sent, most Of them to the Central ONCE at
Philadelphia, the value Of which was SO $685.
"A. Their contents were given in report OF
. the doings Of those months. 81
The last six months there has been sent
thirty-two boxes containing stores and cloth
ing to the amount of 81, 5532S. Total amount
FOR the year, $5,9ls65.
We are indebted to friends in the city and
surrounding towns for many OF the articles
contained in these boxes. We would take
this opportunity to express our gratitude to
all who have aided us by their donations.
We would not close this report without
rendering our thanks to the Young Mems
Christian Association for the gratuitous use OF
their rooms, and the ready assistance they
have ever been willing to render.
Judging from the appearances of to-day, our
exertions will not long beneeded in his direc-
ton. But for many years it may be, will the
Christian Commission have need to labor. not
for soldiers on battle fields and in hospitals,
but for those who return to us disabled and
enfeebled by sufferings and burdens already
borne. fs1aaals
We trust that spirit Of liberality which was
30 beautifully manifested in the time of our
nations calamity, will stan continue, and while
we look for speedy peace and the restoration
OF union and prosperity, we viii not suffer our
interest or efforts to diminish, but win COM
mence another year,. trusting to those kind
friends who by their sympathy and generous
donations have cheered our hearts and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-24

Herring, ShorePbl. 7@s 90
do. Scaled pix 35(@4O
do. No. l.......3 0@35
Mackerel B bbl.,
Bay No. ]. .$15 0o@15 80
Bay No. 2. Is O0@18 81
Shore No. /. 81 00l@22 0(
" sc g.. 10 25@l60t
r .arvaS 40 NM m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-24

NEW YORK, May %.
>Co.ton-Iower; sales 1000 bales; middling upland
55 s14f s5s.ss 49, -
Flour-sales $500 bbls; State 80 Round Hoop
Ohio 95; Western 5 10; Southern firm; sales 500
bbls; Canada 1Ela25c better; sales 700 bbls.
Cub IS; prime Western go; Amber Michigan
I'D. $500
Corn sa5c better; sales Al 900 bushels new mixed
Western at 79@78,. sTyNF
Oats-Canada at 43045c.
Bsef-steady. 7gl ts''~ II ssys
fork-sales 5000 bbls new mess at "a 75@2s rs. s
Lard-hrmer: sales 1900 bbls. 5.- .a4e 3
Butter-dul = siAsise N2i
Whiskey lower; sales $50 bbls. .s 95 se
Rce-frmer; sales 1900 baas n sys
Sugars-frm;, sales 1925 hhds Muscoyado at lOIt0
III Havana 100 boxes at l2@o H5,1 go -
retroleum-h heavy; crude 34Jc. .'' g9e
Naval Sfores-declninR - ese 49,
FreightRto Liverpool-quiet. ~ ~
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From Florida.

7NHH NEW YORK, May 23.5
Inc gunboat Rhode Island, from Pensacola
ana mobile Point 10th inst, has arrived. ~
st. Marks and Tallahassee. Florida. s,,rren-
dered to our forces on the oh mat. and the
steamer Spray to Lieut.. Gibson OF the Nebras-
ka, on the 18th. 7~T m
The q. S. ships R. r. Cuyler, Fort jackson.
Potomac and Kanawha were at Pensacola
and the Ossipee and Itaska and the iron Clad
Kickapoo at Mobile Point
A portion Of the Rhode Islands crew were
transferred to the West Gulf Squadron.
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Fireworks on the Fonrth a. Inlu.

Mr.. Editor:--I am pleased to notice the
suggestion in your columns to the Committee
OF Arrangements, that we have brilliant dis
play OF fireworks on the evening Of the Fourth
OF July. | have conversed with many who
say :sBy all means let us have such display,n
For one, think the Committee cannot make
more popular movement; and hope they
will do it. 6Asa * iasa gsie UP Town.
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p. 8. 8 P. RAILEoAp,-Tbe Directors

P. s. & P. RAILRoAD.-The Directors OF
the Portland, Saco a. Portsmouth Railroad
made their annual inspection of the road yes
terday. The subject Of new depot was dis
cussed and an inspection Of the grounds on
Canal street was had. The matter will, prob
ably, be decided in a few days. tef os
The Directors and their invited guests, to
thesnumber of about thirty, sat down to a
sumptuous dinner at the U. s. Hotel. The
Directors left in special train at 3 IL O'Clock
for Boston, overtaking and connecting with
the regular train at the Berwick Junction.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-24

10 PORTLAND BoYs.-Leander w. Fobes and
Amasa w. Fobes, both Portland boys are
doing thriving business at Shanghai, China.
They are in the ship chandIery and general
grocery trade, We are glad to hear Of the
success of.so deserving young Portlanders.
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A SURvivoR-Among the soldiers who re-
turned home yesterday, was one who had been
confined in various rebel prisons for twenty
two months. He was Of squad Of eighty
seven who were captured at one time, and
suas the only sarvivor Of the aohole namberl
The hellish barbarities inflicted upon our cap
tured soldiers by the rebels, for the purpose of
killing them, has no parallel in history.
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Municipal oourt-May 20.

James Dunphey and Enoch W. Hunt plead
ed guilty to search and seizure processes, aud
each paid s22 26 fine and costs. gq.s
James P. Gallagher, for drunkenness and
disturbance, paid fine imposed of three dol
lars and costs. "A ~
Michael Holbrook, for assault and battery
on his wife, was ordered to recognize, with
sureties, in the sum Of $500 for his appearance
at the July term of the Supreme Judicial
Court. Failing to furnish the sureties he was
committed to Jail. es gai ~ 1es
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Treasurer.s Report ofthe tadies, Christian Com
United States District Court.
WARE, u, PRESIDING.

In the case Of United States, by libel, VS.. a
suit Of sails, Pencil & al. claimants, the hear
ing of which commenced last Thursday was
resumed, and evidence was put in by the
Government; also the dispositions of William
A. Roberts of St. John, 81. G. Lowell Of Port
land, together with Custom House documents.
The case was then submitted TO Judge Ware
without argument. srs8H asasil6af 787a
G. F.Talbot for Government. II rnes
for claimants. as tsSsaN04 stnNoaN fa
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Expressly corrected for the Press, to Ma
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NEW YORK, May q. rs
The Richmond Wing announces the arrival
in that city Of two divisions of HE 9TH corps
under Gems. Getty and Ricketts,, Gen. Wheat
on's division is distributed between Richmond
and Danville, one brigade being at Danyille.
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ynu,,.ciat.

~ PHILADELPHIA, May %.
The subscriptions to the 7 80 loan to-day,
from all parts of the Union, as telegraphed
to Jay Cooke, amounted to 81 ,O36, los.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-24

MUsTERNe OUr.-Major Rollins has re-
ceived orders to have the draft rendezvous, at
Camp Berry, in order for the mastering out
and paying off the discharged soldiers, and
has got everything arranged for that purpose.
The troops will be mustered out by Capt.
Holmes, o. S. A., and paid off by Paymaster
Robbie and Others. The first nstalment of sol
diers arrived on Monday. Next week they
will come home in large numbers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-24

NEW YoRK, May %.
At the auction Of coal to-day there was a
decline Of SO cents on lump, 81 cents on steam
er, 30 cents on CRATE, 6S ceats on egg. 80 cents
on stove, and SO cents on Chestnut.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-24

TORONTO, G. w., May Is.
There was hearing before the magistrates
to-day In the case OF DR.. 'Blackburne, of gel
low-fever infamy. A decision is promised on
Thursday. sl 81 - saailioa
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Boots and Shoes Repaired.

~ 4. RIPLEY has opened SHoE SroRf in the
&C.,, -. rayson Block corner Of Middle aud Franklin
Of Boots and Shoes which viii be sod at the very
lowest prices. msv9sdtf
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KI5I:l;yH:LyIiIIliy

selal Moths make much mischisf,
Z luo Strike at the shrysalid
BY using Gees Camphor forthwith. and ssys time,
IAN uer. money and wardrobe intact HARRIS q
CHAPMA AN, Of Boston, fActure o. Q. Hve.y drng-
glst sells It. mAy@oo''
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No Signs of the CHINA.

HALIFAX, N. S., May %, Pm. 7
No signs of the steamship China. 4 The
weather still continues thick.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-24

NEW COMM. Eben Corey has our thanks
for samples-the first we have seen-of the
new nickel three cent pieces. They are about
the size of dime, il any of our readers can
recollect the size of that coin when extant.
On one side is the Liberty head surrounded by
the words, Omitted States of America" and
on the other side wreath surrounding the
enomination-"III." 1t is very pretty and
convenient coin III 10
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-24
Ship ChandIery.
r. II. L., Attention

FTvHE Active. Past and Honorary Members Of the
Il Portland Light Infantry are requested to meet
ct their Arm ry, Market Hall, ON Wednesday Even.
ing gath inst a. u o'clock. to make arrangements
to celebrate their 50 Anniversary. Let there be
general attendance. II s. may22d3t
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Portland Tsnemsnt-HOu Co


WOOcFm BFICK HVWsC NVH 5HH4V
TsVHE three story Brick House, II Myrtle street.
4 nasriv uevv. containing eleven finished roome,
sogather with Bath room and ample closets; fiped
for gas heated BY iurnacs; has hard and softwater
Al ~ about &c pet front and extends through to
frhs,ei Street Possess,on can be had June 1st.-
pnce1 inv AVID terms liberal. Apply To
May l5-d8w JOHN G. PROCTOR. Lime st.
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FOR SALE.

La The Schooner Electro Light, lb7 tons,
Mfk well found IN Sails. Rigging, SO, viii be
41&kSc sold on favorable terms, on application
to WILLIAM FERRIS, or LYMAN.
SON b T0BEY, lis Commercial st. may2slw
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FOR SALE.

vryHr Fatate on the corner of High and Spring
streets, for many years owned and occupied by
Georee Bartol, Esq. Apply to -
mayl8d6w y. e. M. RAND.
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Notes OF all the denominations named viii be
promptly fur ished upon receipt of subscriptions
The Not of this Third Series arepreciseIy similar
in form and privileges to the Seven Thrtis already
sold, exeeps that the Government reserves to itself
tn option o. paying interest in gold ooin ct per
cen inns cad Of = s-loths in currency Subscribers
viii deduct the interest in currency up to July l5ih
at the time when they subscribe. 9dAit 't
The delivery Of the notes Of this third ofthe
will commence on tt lat OF june and
win be made promptly and continuously after that
date gut 3 yse ieie sai nroif s1A 6 i'a@
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD sERIxs affect only the matter of INTEREST,"
The payment in gold. IL made, will be equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher rate. =
The return to.specie payments, in the event Of
which only win be the option to pay interest in gold
be agailed Of, would 50 reduce and equalize prices
that purchases inside with liz per cent IN gold would
be fully equal to those made with seven and three
tsnths per cent. in currency. 0olineGi
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8. Z. FINANCIAL.
gao LOAN

These notes are issued under the dato of July Is,
1885, AMI payable three years irsm that date in
currency, or are convertible at tie option Of the
hUlder into .a1t.5isA s.} Efssi4s
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To Innholders and victnoIeys

A IL pyIsp%n,s engsged IN the business " Innhold.
please fie their bonds with the City CLERK. a. re-
CURED BY law, before the frstday If June next
1ast Per Order J. M. HEATH CITY Clerk
may22dtd
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u. y. 5-2O six Per Ceet.
.GoID-BEARlHG BONDS

These Bonds are Row worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt. as are al the Government Bonds,
from State, County, aud Municipal taxation, chtek
adds from one to three per cent. per GnnH TO their
salae, according the "a levied upon other prop
erty. The interest is p yabe semi annually by cou'
pons attached to each note, which may be cut of
and sold to any bank or banker. 5s
"A Theinterest at 7.ao per cent amounts to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-24
Horses, Carriages, HARNESSES, a
Valuable House mt Auction.

ON Thursday june LIST at O'Clock n on tina
Vpremises, we shall eel the 4hree Story Brtch
House No. 4S6 Congress Sc. rni house 10
modern in its arrang smsnt, IN isfed throughout;
there are IL fms ed MS nue. closets Sd nda 90
hard and soft water. cemented liar door, 20 d
bfick cistern, hne bath RON With hot and cold
ter, fur mace range gas throughout ths house, and
gas fixtures 1t has q good stanle This 10 .
very desirable hou ON he line Of the Horse Rail
road, in an fxcsilent neghborhood eommandjnea
spendid view of The Ocean. the Islspds nd he sur
rounding country. It can be examined afler the
18th between the hours Of and Bpm.
For further particulars enquire OF
may3etd AlyA
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~ BIOS best br' Ids. 7o@sOc
do. medium. 80 @65
do. common, So @60
half ms best br' rs @8O
Natural Leaf, ms. S1@1 rs
Navy pounds ..75@ So
Wood ssn
Hard 8 !. retail 10 oO@12oo
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THE : MARKETS.
Portland Wholesale Prices Currepr.
Corrected for the PaRss. to Nav 90

/ Lead W.
Shetland Pipe. l56ale
Lime.
Rockland, oask l2O0I d
Lumber-From yard.
Clear Pine, No. l&2 sa8d 90
do. No. AZ . q,
shipping Lumber. SI6a20
Spruce: 80. S14 OOt1l5
Hemlock. ..,..s. IL 0O(@l2
Box sinks, tpine) 6O670
lClapb'ds, S ext S0Ir5o6
do. p {" esSS9
Shingles ed .exi8 1904 90
do. i" MOL 250Ge N
do. ext. Pine. nons
Laths, Spruce. 75a2 90
90. Pine. -, 2 25t62 rs
Red Oak Stayes s40G4b
Mol HID. Shooks
= Heads, city. 3 2st0s 30
Sugar do. city 8 OO6s 25I
Country Rift MOI SY
HID. Shocks. j 25ca1 M
SIT hid Het dinrss2aS6
lHoODg.. ltfs QoaGSs
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-19
GENRaAL sTEkLING PRIoE

bbNEAhslh slFstALAs}H 2 fAstNg 3aa
deoorAl Sterling price. Of Ali@oari,
Whose dualh has been Fecaaly rsPorseA,
sas native VI prnea A@swnrA county va
whence he early removed 10 Missouri. 10
which Etsts'he GLUED considerable emf
neuee SIS lsvycr aud politician. His de-
bat ~ uaii6nal msa occurred about lss5.
when he vas elected 70 represent the
State Of his adoption ia the Congress on
The United Siaios ifo abal9obed TIC 20.
lisiCal fer The military lie when The SAr
with Mexico broke oui. hy organising q
regiment of cavalry. uith which he march,
Cd 10 Santa Fe, ID January, 1915 be
distinguished himself Is bis prompt sup-
PRECISION og thu New Mexican insayrcctioa
which ended ialshe dsmolition Of the in.
sargons army and the hanging aof their
leaders. For this be vas promoted to
Brigadier General Of United States yolun-
teers. In March, 1873, hc fought the
battle Of Rosulrs against superior force
Of Mcxicsas, Khieh resulted iBthe capture
Of the place and iis garrison.
Al The conclusion Of the Mexican war
he was elected Governor Of Miss i,
serving for four years. and At n ss ,ira.
ton Of his torn Of oEies y iss position
Of Major Gonsral Of sha sl.ls militia 10
1881 he Was chosen President Of the Mis-
souri, State Convention. and labored stren-
uously 70 procure the secession Of that
Stats from lhs Union. In May Of the
same year, he assumed command ns Ma
jor General oftbe State mjlitis called out
By Governor Claiborne Jackson, but be-
ing pressed 81 General Lyon he was com-
pelled 70 retreat from Jctforson city 10
BoonYille. whore he was lefeatad by tienil
Ison on the 18th nfsJnne. sIIns was pur-
sued by coloueI Frauz Sgal, whom he
defeated az Carthage after a bard-fought
battle, thus opening 4 route to the South
ern portion Of The State Collecting bis
forces. and being reinforced by GenoFal
Ben MeCpllough's cpmmand he returncd
uorihwarlly, defeated General Lyon al
Springfield, aud, on September 20th. cap
tufed Lexington. Hewas afterwards COIN.
pelled t0retreal befDfe General Bfemont.
and subsequently drivon from the state by
Generals Curtis and Halleek. Having
been transferred to Opriuth, he particpa-
tcd 30 the battle of Fafhiington, on May
o. 1862, and was 10 eptabibcr movcd 70
Iuka. Here be WAS asssckcd. and defeat
cd by General RosspFans. With Van
Dorm be attacked RoaecraDss at Corinth.
October 4, and was, after hard-fought
battle, defeated He then rc,nained idle
until January. 1854, when ho relieved
General lIollnes in command Of the Der
pastaiens Of Arkansas, and iu April cap-
tured, near Camden, Arkausas, two hun-
dred wagons belonging 10 General Sseele's
command, he Was relieved OF his Ar
kansas command BY GOncral MagrudeF, 10
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-19
Death Of Hon Edward Everett.

Our exchanges bring rs Intelligence Of
The death of Hon Edward Everett, Of
Massachusetts For more thsn half
century Mr. Everett has occupied proui-'
ineut position 10 tho country and a. an
orstor, Ihcrntcur. Statesman, diplo-
nsiist and politician. he has beea second
to none in the ns,ion.s 'Grsdusting with
bigh honors at Harvard Unigsrsity ia the
I7th year Of bis age. he commenced a ca.
reer, the remembrance Of which Is minutes
ly interviewer with The hisiorysof she
American people Daring his life ho oc-
eupicd some Of the highest positions IN The
country. ever giving clear proof Of bis
ability to Gll any station for which be
might be selected. aud being 10 less dis.
tiugu'shed as theciogiAn and stAtesBsh.
than as an adept 10 the aria aud sciences.
As sn orator. Mr.. Everett was dis,in-
guished for the elegance Of his dict:ou,
the richness and brilliahcy of his iusgcry.
aud the claspic purity q his siylc; and in The
ralalions Of private liio his character was
most exemplary.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-19
The DRAFT.

We pupfirh in to-dsy's i'sue full re-
,ort Of the proceedings Of the meeting
held here on Tuesday last, for the purpose
Of dcvising rneans for the revision aud cor.
rcetion Of the present !eprollmeu' lists o.
the County. The time given for the com
pletion Of this york is,Only7untll Ipssdsy
next on which day the seyoral District
Committees are required TO report fsefe
can be no question about the l'ci, ihsi our
proseut enrolment lists are erroneous and
cxccssive. nor can thcresbe q doabt allnnt
tho necessity for promp and energetic &C.
ron on tho part of the District CoMP'--
tees But, these Committees eau accom-
plish but little, without the hearty co OPP
Grafton Of the pooplo Of the cnnniy- Le'
every citizen Of the county, therefore "n"
has information at has dpPpai touching
tho matter before Us. attend the meetings
advertised BY the District Commuters, ana
the Accomplishment Of the great work y
hand may be readily and promptly effect
ell At each Of tkcse meetings Justice
Of the Peace will be in attendance win
the necessary blanks snd Instructions. on d
Al, that will be needed will be 10 give the
testimony required We repeat, let every
citizen in tho county take proper '"lef'a
in this matter. do bis full duty, nnd our
quota. under the Presidents late call TOR
noops. cannot fail to be greatly rcducoa
The nonresident list, alone, mus' a'nou"'
40 several hundred; and. if We can produce
tue necessary evidence of the fact it wiz
raiuoe our qnots at least thirty per ceot.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-19
EQUITY NOTICE
oRDEa oF rCBLIoA rIoN

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
V'Hg objes, II the G'I GIel IL lsis cause il
a 10 proc re .!crfrd bof the sals Of tie
Interest of Juonua Wilson jr l.se Of SAist
Mary's e,mniy, s,,,e asc,i. IL CERTAIN tract or
parcel II lane, l,ina cn the saint Aiary's
lsiyer. N sail CsMnty, aid calNi ADD known
a. '.Ayisnsa Darssagenr.
The bill states ID sub.tA,ce, thai pfiscilla
VILLAIN, mathpr to the said J,sllua Wilson,
died stizod 81 certain valuable real estate In
Saint Mary i County, called and kn ,wn a.
Wilson's Osulhagene' '--tIllt Joshua Wilson.
ST. the husband Uf said deceased. Is entitled
70 the same for life as teuans b fhe Certesy
----shat the said Priscilla Wilson leit certain
legal representatives, ~ wit Edwin a. Viii
son. Octavia Wilson. Lucy Wilson, Mary p.
Wisan. Joshua Wilson James II Wilson,
Susan Wilson, s,lea nterrnarried with George
n. Dent, and Elizthelh Wiisttf;--iTee -ssaaeF~-
married with Robert VI Bsan and now rcs
i,lcnt of the City u Baltmore-tliat the res
idue OF said legal representatives, with ths
exception Of joshua Wilson, IT,, now deae,,
and Jnfncs II. Hilstiu, a nun-reri.lrnt, an 1
supposed 10 be ia thesState Of Virginia, no'S'
reside IL this County that the said Joshua
Wilson, jr., died indebted toa certain JOIN
B. Welch, surviving partner uf Robers D..
Gibson, aud one Of The late firm Of Jelin slAr
Wclch q Co., OF the city " baltimore, in Ike
sum Of three hundred dollars, with intere.t
thereon from the Both day Of June 1869; an 4
unto john :, Wech and Joseph Welch, alss
OF the city of Baltimore IN the sum OF ons
hundred aud thirty five dollars and eightg
tbrse cents, with legal interest theresn, as viii
appear from exhibits A Y B prayed 10 b.
allowed az part oiihe ConplAinants' Bill IN
this cause-that said J.shua Wilson, il di
not leave saiiicient perEinal assets to- pae
these debts; and, that the euds oi Justice d, :
maud, that hts interest III the real esta,
aforementioned shall bO sold and appropriate
for this purpose. III
The BIN further states that tho complain
ants 10 this cause are without annedy ~
commoH law, aud il, therefore, pflYs the m
lief which alone can DO granted through
Court Of Eqaity; aud. James IL. Wilson, on,
OF the deieiiliauts " this cause. being new
nonresident of this State, and supposed TO be
III the State Of Virginia, II further prays that
an order Of publication may be granted,
warning tho sail Jauiea Il. Wilsss TO appear