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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

News Depot King-street, have sent to large and
varied late Northern weekly and daily papers,
eeyed by the Quaker City Among the lot notice the
Metropolitan Record. Budget Of Fun Yankee Noos,, &c.
QUINN all the Southern country papers, as well as
Northern, for sale.
THE ESrEnPRIsrSo and rrepressible Ruoo newsdealer
bookpublisher etc., etc, Market street. has laid upon
table two dozen late daily and weekly Northern
journals which lie received by steamship Quaker city,
Among our friends contribution wc notice Frank LIS
les Ne,p Monthly the Illustrated London News adj
mirable number. having many splendid cngravings ;
Harper's Weekly having portraits of Minister ADAMS
and Earl RUSSELL the BoHdoir the Vdrerly Aa3aStae
the New. York Weekly, the Sunday Herc'trg and a
quantity of daies. Ho will please accept our thanks
We to learn, through private Iettor from Hill
ton Head, that JAMES BENNETT, late Captain u 8. NJ
drowned OH the LIST instant, in attempting to
ST. Helena Sound in dug. out, Mr.. BESNETT's nume
friends in Philadelphia and Washington will be
ceedlngly panied to hear of his unfortunate death.
CAREIJss DRivISa.-An aged and respectable lady
min yesterday morning. at the intersection OF
Market and Meeting streets, by white teamser, and
considerably injured Fast riding and driving seems, ut
present TO be in Streets and we bring
To tho notice of the proper authorities before fatal
occurs.
acting Coroner held inquest yesterday, on the body
OF colored child named Frances Ann Brown aged
year. Verdict-"fisitation Of God"
IhPoarANr.-The following has been addressed to us
and publish It for the Information of the public
CHARLESTON. s. c. November Is. 1865
Editors Daily Netrs:
Please state, in your next issue, that c. 2. W. says
that my who chews tobacco can't expectto-rate
tcxpectoratc) rs gentleman. CIEIS.
- = - ..
AT A meeting of the Stonewall Fire Company. held
last evening at the Hope Engine House. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
THAD. C. J0WITT, President.
]. G. RENTERS, Yice-President.
]. g. BOINEST, Secretary.
g. A. AIMAR. Treasurer.
THEO. A. PELOT, lst Director.
J. II. MILLER, I'd Director.
a PRINCE, Sd Director.
W. G. ARMSTRONG, 4th Director
w. b. BURKE lat Amman.
A. M. CiAYER, I'd Amman.
W Dupont, NJ. D., Surgeon.
j. E. BURKE, Solicitor.
REV. JOHN BACHMAN. Chaplain.
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Cheese, Shoes G'ocke,,y and FnacY Goods
u,. by N. HUNT IL SON.
THIS DAY, the 9th inst at 10 o'clock in our S,1cs
II CHEESE, slightly damaged
0o Eases aud cartoons Mems and Womcn's Shoes
Sundry lots open Crockcry and Glass
Lots Fancy Goods Misses and Chldrcn's Fancy Hats
nOi aaoie ana Pocket Knives Scissors, Shears, &c.
With lots of other articles too numerous to mention
onhinited articles received UP to hour Of sale.
S"hni"hs cash. November
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Looking Glasses Ctthe-u DC
MCKAY AND CAMPBELL
VIII sell, TOMORROW, 10th inst, ut 10 O'Clock at their
Sales Rooms. Nos 80 and 81 Hasel-street
~ dozen LOOKING GLASSES (Git Frames), assorted
sizes '' E.' "
Knives aud Forks, Pocket Knives Scissors, Pistols
Razors, Razor Strops. Portmonics, Pocket Wallets
Perfumcry, Soaps, Jewelry, &C., &c
ALSO,
Two crates assorted CROCKERY.
Conuitions cash. Noyembero
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CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR
BOYS.
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is, MR.. W. G. HYNDs.
~ Late Principal Of the Pendeton Female semlnary-
poses opening select School Of high grade for boys In
the spacious room Store No. S1S side of King
street, few doors north OF Wentworth. -
The Courses pursued in this School are Classical
philosophical, English and Mathematical. Tho syatem
OF instruction employed is combination of the Analyt
cal and Synthetical.
Young ladies desiring private instruction In Any OF the
above named Courses, or In Belles-Le can be ae
at their respective residences
noon, between and O'Clock
REfRRHNoEs:
trustees OF the Pendleton Female seminary: Gov B.
Andrew Cornish, Dr. J. Moultrie, Col. Richard DeTre
ys pnl.r ON a. Mts George Robortsop ESQ., Bent
DUBLIC WEIGHBR's IoFFICE, MAR
T., KET. M STREET; CHARLESTON. NOVEMBER @.
City Ordinance regulating the sale OF Coal BY weight:
II shall not be lawful for any person sell or In any
manner dispose Of Goals within the limits OF this city
otherwise than by weight OF the ratio Of two thousand
TWO hundred and forty pounds of the ayordupose stan
GARD 70 each ton Tho Certificate OF the Public WeiQher
ana anan pc delivered with the Goals To- the purchaser
iore the carts containing the shall be unoaded If
any person shall SELL in any dispose OF Goals
which Hhall not be weighed upon one of the public bal
ances previous to the delivery thereof and on which
suitable allowance shall not have made II the Goals
be wet or damp. and which ahall bo accompanied
forfeit the Goals 80 sold and In addition pay for each
ofence the sum Of ffty dolinra.
The Scale at the foot Of and the Calhoun
street Scale are ready for public service.
JNO r. dAILLARD,
NoFempero Public Wetaher
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SELECT SCIINnl

SELECT SCHOOL.
nN THE 18TH OF NOVEMBER MRS. HOPSON
~ PINCKNEY will open SELECT SCHOOL for
Young Ladies' at her residence, centre house Akens
Row, where instruction will be given In all the branches
OF thorough English Education and In the Modern
Languages For terms and other PARTICULARS apply as
above. limo October 10
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AUCTION SALES,
Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies' I,ts
fc - -N''>''

Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies' Hats.
dc. ''
By MILES DRAKE
VIII sell THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock at nv s,,r.
., corner King and Liberty streets.
cases 0b pairs Mems Buff half w. BROGANs
cases l92 pairs Mems Buff hall w. 4 D. s. Balmora,s
cases cases l2S pairs Mons Buff Congress Boots
= cases AZ pairs Men Calf half w. & D. g. Boots
10 cartoons 100 pairs Ladies' Goat D. s. Balmorals
M I0o Mics and Children's Congress and Bamorals
satinots, English and French Mcrino ~
Scotch Plaid. White and Grey Flannels
scarlet PAID Soiferino prs Whitney and Grey Blankets
Mems Wool Half-Hose,
Ladies' Misses and Child's Wool Hose
DOE. White and Grey Undershirs and Drawers very
Lads, Gents, and Childrcn's Linen Gloves
ATWOOD Shawls, long and square
trochc Shawls, Bamoral Skirts IIoop Skirts
Mems Cashmere Pants, Cloth Hats, &C.
ALSO,
200 Ladies' Straw and Felt HATS futcst stvtcs
November '''>'
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\" H. CHAFEs.-Tho rapid manner IN which this
gentleman has rccuperated since the FIRE wonderful
and his store at No EOS East Bay, filled with
best OF everything in his line, is evidence what
energy and stout heart like his can do those who
pine aud grieve nftcr misfortune would suggest
| example Like Mr. CHAFEE. who pursued tho opposite
course and who has to-day, his advertisements will
| show, . naet stock of goods than ever.
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W. q. Naturalization is called to the low price o
articles for sale by this gentleman st No. II2 East Bay
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EENnT CoBL 4 Goa splendid supply Of groceries
arc advertised by this gentleman. which We would ad
wise dealers to examine at once.
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AHor.-It will be perceived that hop is to be given
at the Four Milo House, Oak Grove. Monday eve
ming next At this season, trip to this delightful spot
will be very pleasant and have doubt tho party
will be large and the occasion gay The host
Of the establishment Of that mirhul mood he
spreads happiness around him. and satisfied
that It will be joyous time with all who attend.
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CoRoHER's IHoUEsr.-C e. KANAPAuS, MaSstra be,
acting Coroner held inquest yesterday the body
OF co1ored child named Frances Ann Brown, aged one
year. Verdct-"fisitation Of God"
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Handsome NPto Carpets.
BS LhUREY 81 ALEXANDER.
THlS DAY, 9th inst will be sold, inSour Sales Rooms
Nos. 1I0 and 142 Meeting street, at 10 o'clock
l handsome BRUSSELS CARPET
handsome new Velvet Medallion Carpet.
conditions cash. November
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KID GI.oyEs--Ladies who believe In 'tJoUvN" will
please observe the advertisement of Mr.. J. doupKoP
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PoRcHER L. H.SnY.-A copartncrship having been
entered into between these two gentlemen for carry
ing on Of 4 General Commission business and dealing
in GRAIN Hay, and othor produce. would say that
known in tho community as they are for energetic,
stirring business presume that liberal patron
age will bo bestowed upon thcm by the community.
which satisfied they well deserve
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DUoKs AND TURKsfs.-As the sporting season is at
hand and wild fowl are more than abundant we would
bring to tho notice of those who indulge in begging
through niorasses and swimming creeks, with heavy
"manton'' and twelve pounds of shot attached. TINT
Messrs HART Co., at the corner of King and Market
Streets have the things hand by which they may
Joy themselves. i -------
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RRAovAL-JoHN A. ARMSTRONG & Co. has removed
from the southwest corner of Market and Meeting streets
to No CO north sfde as per advertisement
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BS NIILLIGAN & SON.
THIS DAY, 9th instant, ut our Store No 90 ycn,luo
ONE PIANO
An assortment of Furniture
Stoves, Table and Pocket Knives
. Sheets, Clothing Clocks, Shoes, &C., &C.
November o
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assigned Furniture and Office Desks

assigned Furniture and Office Desks
BIZ MCKAY AND CAMPBELL.
TOMORROW 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock will be Sold at
our Sales Rooms, Nos. 80 and so Hasel- street,
MAHodANf SOFAS Lounges, Hair Scat Chairs
Mahogany Tables Mahogany and other Bedsteads
Large Mirrors Bureaus. whatnots, Carpets Rugs
Mattresses, Colored Engrayngs. in frames
Plated sets Tea Service, Plated Forks
Largo Bar Room Screen, Tumblers, Ice Houses &C.
Portion being assigned estate of Tvola Garden Res
ALSO g -'.-
bale COTTON
double barrel Shot Gun
6 Office Desks, single and double
Conditions cash. .t Noyembero o
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iuctiOn .Snte.
By Il. SAVAGE nEYyyhRD a. SONS.
VIII sell, TOMORROW, 10th inst Mt our Office No.
12S East bay. at 10 o'clock, Il variety of articles
Large assortment Of LOOKING-GLASSES, various
sizes
Yankee Notions, consisting of Buttons of various
brands
Jewclry, &c
Wrapping Paper
Cases Bourbon Whisky
10 ferkns Bntter
Boxes Goldfish
Cases Canned Tomatoes
Cases Canned Veal ..i
Cases Canned Beef .''. %, D..
Cases Canned Miron Mustard
Ffnecut Chewing Tobacco
Brown Windsor Soap
And o variety of other articles
Regular Auction days. Wednesdays and Fridays
Unlimited articles received OH each sale day,
November
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PAPEn HAEGIHas OF the most elegant paterns can be
obtained at II. W. K1NsMAN's, No. 2T9 King-street-a
also lsce and muslin curtains, of the Quality ~
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Editors Daily NetrS
Please state, in your next ISSUE that G. ?. W. say
that my who chews tobacco, can't expectto-rat
tcxrectoratc) IS gentleman. CIVIS.
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IhPoarANr.-The following has been addressed to us
and publish It for the information of the public
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NINE HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOLLARS IN STATE
SOUTH CAROLINA COUPONS.
Conditions cash. Norouhe-s
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Oil Progress

The explorations in all this portion ol
our State ATE progressing with great
zeal and activity. The favorable, and
We might say, highly encotr,gns sur.
face indication Of the existence Of large
quantities orthe pure article some where
down in the region Of Ntmre's great
Oil Factory, are daily increasing The
number ofoilm among US, Some ten
days ago dirty odd agents passed through
this place, 90 their way 10 explore Clay
and Nichoas counties, where the oil ia.
dicaljcns are reported very favorable.
Wa have just been put in possession Of
tie ratt, ihata gentleman capitalist,
who is familiar with the oil regions,
rom The famous Oil Creek in Psnnsyl.
vanio down to this country having ex.
amined carefully trect of land in Mich.
olas county, belonging ro's friend Of
ours offered him one hundred AID 81
.een thousanl dollars for tia trac,--6fiy
housadd 10 lars cash down, and the
balance in short payments Our rrienl
has. for samq time, been Offering the
same land flr sale at twenty five thou.
sand dollars. He now asks one hun
dr-i and fifty lhouanod dollars. and we
haze NJ louht he " ~ got j, lo'. -E0aa-
lgha Rpab',con.
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IsroETAsT NoTIcr. II is imporl'ai
,rpersons desiring to visit auy Of the
armies in The field, TO know that there
is stringent order which fOrbiis all
passes being granted for such purposes,
except hose who go to remove the re,
mains Of friends, or to visit sick soldiers,
In these cases the persons applying for a
POS, .mpst'eahibit letters or other evil
denseofthe fact of the death, or Of the
ding BUS sickness of the soldier they
go osisit limo case will pass be is.
5sas1 toAhose who seek to go to the front
Ssf mere recreation otthc satisfaction Of
idleeuriosiy.
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DISEASE CAN NOT TOUCH !! THOSE WHO

DISEASE GAN NOT TOUCH THOSE WHO
USE R0BACK'S BITTERS.
While Robac.s Bilters are kept in the fami.
4. CIRCLE sickness neycr enters. These bitter
taye b. 20 ilmd to be perfect antidote for re-
moving tle frst symptoms of nearly all disea'
eos. irfakca in the proper time. They are
aompo ed Of Ingredients, which are known by
.be medical faculty 20 be most eflicacIous in
disorders OF the stomach ard ipiestincs.
Their medicinal properties We so yarions3
That lhay prove beneficial in all COM laints' OF
whatsoever nature they may boi hence heir
great demand aud the universal good derived
from their use,
q udicious use Of these Dit,ew impnrts tho
aso.tint ni health to the checks, and henllh
and vigor to the entire frame.
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: GIVING THEMSELVES UP.-We learn
that Lieut., Ssmuels, brother of'Judgo
samuoIs, formerly Adjutaut General
OF this STATE, recently come into Wayne
county, accompanied by dozen or
fifteen other rebel soldiers, all Of whom
took the amnesty oath. They say
they are tired fighting for nothing
and freezing to death.
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OFPTOTAL AGENCY,
Justices Blanks.

ALL kinds or MsgiFrabe Rllnka on hand
~ end ~ ouls a, THIS CHToH,
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.


PoisT PLEASANT, Jan. %, 1865
GROCERIES Coffee, 60 CTS pr ID
SUGAR. brown 80 cia., white 40 cts. pei
pound; Molasses 81 3O@8l 40 pr gallon
Golden Syrup 81 80; Rice l2i cts. pei
pound; Tea 50 50 to 50 rs per pound
PROVISIONS Beans 81 5oG2 u
Por hu>Ne'; Dried apples 50 80 per
bushel.
P0TAToE3-New potatoes 81 IL
4 husael.
EGds--BUTTER Eggs 20 cts pr
dozen; Butter 40 cents per ID,
CHlCHENS-Chickens are worth from
g TO 50 90 per dozen.
FLOUR Flour from 80 90 to s1l
pet65l. Wheat IS worth from 81 10 a
81 90 rer bushel,
CORN--Tu the Ear 80; Shelled, 90
cents per buahel.
Corn Meal 81 20 per bushel,
BACON--Sbonller, 60 cts per poUnI
Stiles 8 and Hams 81 cts per 10.
BEEF--S,eats lOc per pound Roast
best cuts 8@9c per ID.
> WOOD--Goo wool is selling al
Sc 5O@$SoOa sorl.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
n Circuit Court of Cabell county, on the lst
Monday in January, 1865.
Isaiah Ray, Plaintiff,
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john Ferguson, Plaintiff,


Hurston Spurlock. Rcccc W. Elkius, John
Y. Burlington, Nalcom McAllister, Evermou'
Ward. Anthony Lawson. James McCoikle
John L. Bowen Jefferson Bowen, IT,, Henry
Flkins, William Poster James Burlington
William II. Hagan and p. Il. Mccullough, dc
frndcnts. Damage $4,000.
The object of this suit is 20 obtain iudg.
ment at law, against the above named defend,
ents FOR $50 600 damages, for false imprson.
meut Of the plaintiir-John Ferguson, by the
said defendants for the amount Of damages
above specified and to subject the same to The
payment of said Judgment when obtained.
And it appearing by an affidavit Of the said
plaintiff, filed in This cause, that he believes
he is entitled to, and ought to recover in said
action damages to the amour, Of thirty thou.
sand dolljrs Mt least. and that the said defend.
euts, except the said James Burlington William
II. Nagan aud p. II Mccullough, are non res
idents Of the State of West Virgnia, and that
he belieAs the said dufendcnts have estates
and-dA Hue them aud each Of them within
The sSid County, in which this suit is pending
And the said plaintiff having sued out Of the
Clerks cGice Of said county an at achmcnt
against The estates and debts of the said non.
resident defendants, and it appearing by the
return of the Sheriff ofSaid county, that he has
levied said attachment on the estates and prop.
erty of the said nonresident defendants, for
the amount OF damages above specified.
1t is, therefore, ordered that the said non res.
ident defendants and each Ct them do appear
here within one month alter due publication OF
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit.
1cstc:
WILLIAM MERRITT, Deputy,
for 7. j. Merritt, Clerk.
Ferguson Il McGinnis pa [anl9-4t-4O
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88"T The U. S Senate passed . bin
making free the families Of all slaves
vno have, or may hereal!o edIislia the
army.
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WILLIAM MERRITT, Deputy,
for T. j.. Merritt, Clerk.
Ferguson 4 McGinnispq Lanl9-4t-lO
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WEST VIRGINIA, SIS;
A T Rules held in tho Clerks Office Of the
~ Circuit Court of Mason county, in the
month of January, 1865
Martin Long, cempl't
vs. In Chaneery.
John C,Nlillcr Il Charles
G. Miller. dch's
The object Of this suit is 10 rccoTer a debt
due from the defendant IoIn G. Miller to the
plaintiff for the sum of 1923 g. with interest
thereon from the 9Th day of August. 1862,
suheCtto acredit Q s9l ID, paid April 3Oth,
1863 Aud ii appearing by affidavit fled, that
the dcfendeut John G. Miller, is non resident
Of this State.
It is, therefore. ordered that the said defend.
ant John G. Miller, do appear here within one
month after due publication of this order, and
do what is necessary to proiec. his interest in
the premises. Teste:
OHAS. B. WAGGENER, Cl'k.
Couch, pa liam. sat.
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"a
N Circuit Court of Cabell county, on the lst
Monday in January, 1865.
Isaiah Ray, Plaintiff,
Guy Miller, Shedrach Eastcp, Rcrce ". FL
kinS. John,N. Burlington, MaiCom McAllisler
EvcrmontA Dsd, Anthony Lawson, James Nc
Corkle, John T., Bowen, jefferson Bowen, jr.,
Henry Elsins, Riland Keetou, James BuftiEg.
ton, William II. Hagan, and p Ii. Mccullough
defendants. Damage $4,000.
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain a judg'
meut at law against the above named defend
ents for $4,000 damages for false imprison-
ment of the above plainttf-lsaiah Ray--by
the said defendants, and to attach the estates
and debts Of the said defendants for the am
cunt of damage above specified, and to subject
the same to the payment of said Judgment
when obtained.
And it appearing by the affidavit Of tho
plaintiff, filed in the cause, that he believes he
is entitled to or ought 10 recover in said suit
damages to the amount of thirty thousand dol
lars at least. and that The said defendants OK.
cept the said james Burlington, William II. Ha-
gan and p H, Mccullough, are non.rosidents
Of the State of West Virginia, and that he be.
lieves the said defendants have estates and
debts due them within the said county in which
this suit is pending. And the said plaintiff
having sued out Of the Clerks Office Of the said
county, an attachment against the estates and
debts Of the said non resident defendants and
each Of them within said county. and it ap.
bearing by the return of the Sheriff of said
county, that he has levied said attachments on
the estates and debts Of the said non resident
defcndcnts, for the amount OF damages above
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+. NJ, EITz- GERALD,
NOTARY PUBLIC
l'oR MASON COUNTY,
y POINT PLEASANT, W, VA,
NOTICE.

kFf NOTIOE.
no MEssRs, JOHN SMITIrand THos.
NS0N; Gcntlemen--You are hereby mott.
d TINT on the 95lh day Of February next, at
the Court. House Of Putnam county, State OF
West Virginia, ! shall proceed TO take the dep.
oslyions Of ReubGn b Swindler, and others TO
he read asevidcnce in my behalf in n case
now pending in the Circuit Court o'said coun'
~, on ~ ohanCCry side thereof mud in which
! nm complainant and you are defendants. II
the taking OF said dispositions is not finished
on aid day, tho further taking thereof wiz bC
continued from day to day until completed.
ROBERT NJ sIMNS,
Jan. %, 1864 per Counsel.