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Pen, Pencil. and Scissors.

BELL BoYD is acting badly in England
play acting g.-Boston Post. .a'
In every direction, meetings are being held
and contributions made for the relief Of the Port
land sufferers. ...
BRICK PoMRoY says that Cambridge Uni
versity is Law school, and the pleading is done at
the bar of the Parker House. W
QuIBBLE says one Of the most important
officers on board tho "ship of state" is hs who
/" raises the wind"
Mr.. CHAs LoYGFELLow, son of the poet
IL to sail for England from Boston, In the new and
beautiful yacht Alice, which is very fast craft
The death Of Mrs. Royal Tyler, the relict
Of the late Royal Tyler, Chief Justice of the su.
preme Court Of Vermont, took place on Sunday, at
Bratlsboro', VT, at the advanced age OF 93 years.
FouR ship loads Of Mormons have arrived
at New York within the month past, and Eve ves-
sells more with similar loads, are now on their way
II so many come, the whole number Of Mormon
smigrants this year will be from four to Ave thou.
sand.
A sPIRIrUALIsT paper in WILLIAMSBURG,
Now York, publishes some verses purportipg to
have been written In "tho seventh sphere" by tho
assassin Of Mr.. Lincoln, commencing. "0h, God,
what fiery waves Of hell across my burdsnsd con.
science roll ~ and ending, "Ys boary age, ye
thoughtlsss youth, avoid the fate Of John Wilkes
Booth !"
A PHILADELPHIA BUR'LAR broke into q
pretentious house, whose occupants were away dur
ing the heated term and found . richly furnished
hall way and parlor, but as he did not care about
stealing pianos and Sofas he assembled to the dor
mitores where he found bare floors, wrstched bed
ding, and everything, excepting the curtains to the
windows, indicating the most miserable attempt at
parlor ostentation with less refinement than would
be found in the house Of an ordinary mechanic.
The thief turned from The place in utter disgust,
and when leaving defaced the lid of q piano and
broke open the doors Of . cabinet TO inform the
people that he had been there.
A DISPATCH dated at Southampton, Eng
land, June 20, reports that in consequence of the
interruptions with the interior, caused by the war
the Hamburg steamer Saxonia arrived there with
very few passengers, the principal number Of them
coming by way Of Havre. The agents Of the North
American lloyd at Southampton have received no.
tice from Bremen that from the same cause lsfEs
numbers Of passengers have already been dispatched
from the interior of Germany by railway to Havrs.
tv be sent over from that port for the steamship
Atlantic, which was to leave Southampton for New
York On ths 3oth ultimo. .,,. ..,,.
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THE PROGRAMME.

As the session approaches its close, Dead
Duck FoRYEY's Chronic-iH is so crowded
with monstrous lobby jobs that it has be
come heavy. "Air Line railroad to New
York." League Island naval depot,
tariff" shook jobs" increase pay" "loca
ton Of new Executive Mansion" ''iron-clat
contractors bankrupt law" &c, &c., are
among the sweetmeats named in the lobby
programme to be carried through. .....
Walk up, radicals, and vote, or no more
puffs in my two newspapers" through my
writings"
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Ar Greensboro, Ala, on the 22d ultimo,
three men named Duggin, Williams, and William
son were engaged in jocose conversation, when
Williamson was too sharp in joking Duggen, who
became angry and knocked him down. A son Of
williamson intsrfersd and shot Duggen twice In
the neck. Dusgon then procured a doubs.barrsisd
gun and shot bro her Of Williamson, although he
had nothing to do with tho matter, inhietins fatal
wound, and then searched for and shot Williamson
himself. lie then fell from the effects of his own
wounds and died in half an hour. Williamson 10
expected to recover ". FtH,h. ID. tH.. .'
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PATENT SPRING BEDS.

ven years sipee Hiram Tucker, Of Boston, patented
spring Bed Of bis own inys ton, which has steadily
stands unrvalled. Combiniug as ~ aoss the several
requirements VI comfort, ceauness portability dura-
bilityt aud ehsapness, IL may Justly be regarded As
hous"hold necessity Tho,s who have once tested lis
msrits will abandon for any other e-ntrvsnos
which has yet been devised for man comfort uripQ
the hours dyotsd to reposs There Is noihiag 80
Al 70 sound health as souod sleep aud this
BY the use Of Tueksr's Patent Spring Bed. "a l'dl /
'A foI sale By JAS O, MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
js2s'lw Psnasylvsnia avenue and TsrIh street.
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The Portland Sufferers.

The public call for aid by the authorities
of Portland, which was read at the relief
meeting at the City Hall last night, has been
necessarily deferred until tomorrow for want
Of space for il in our columns this morning.
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OK account Of the great pressure Of ed-
torial matter upon our columns to-day, we
commence our leading editorial articles upon
the first page.
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Death Of senator Lane. Of Knnsa,

Hon. SIDNEY CLARK yesterday received the
following telegram: ...a d..
LEAvENwoRrH, KANSAS, July ll.-Senator
Lane died at eleven o'clock and tilty-fve
Ql.55) minutes this forenoon.
d. r. ANTHONY.
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RERAONAI..

MAJ. GEN. LOGAN arrived in town last
evening, and is stopping at willard's The General
says he is not about entering upon stumping tour
through Pennsylvania, as stated in a dsad-duck
paper.
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THE Concord and Claremont railroad, now
open to Bradford. 20 miles. was sold Mt auction at
Concord, n, H.. on Monday, for slso 900. subject
to mortgage, Il wa bid Of BY Hon. Josiah MinOt
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sSMadam Mounts Pile saive-. v.lu.bi.

GMsdam Mounts Pile saive-s Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
or, aud Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma, &o
can be found al stotts Drug stors opposite National
Hosli Gimans, near Metropolitan Hotel, Ford's COR
nsr Of Eleventh aud Pennsylvana avenpsi Ebtwislss
corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue; Rliiot's
corner Of and Twelfth strsstsi Harbsugh corner Of
Seventh and o. '' t-. jAla-H
As- hereby certify that have used Ms,
houats salvs for what sknowp as the camp Itch. II
h.d the effect to cure IL In very short time This %
during the war In the year 1865 and avail myself Of
the drs1 opportunity to give my testimony In hshaif Of
her y.iuabs salvs this certificate give voluntarily,
aplS-im H'hH a LHAkLks RDWARDa,
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, PsnaloaR Rursau.

4 Ds. n. Mudd, Of Centrsviie, Iowa; Ira shsdd,
Of Arcade, N. Y, randJ. R. Burgess. Of Webster
City, lows, were ysstsrday appointed examining
surgeons Of the Pension Barssp.ys., ... ss.t r
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vsr. s7so,s2i. .o9. .----.a -. I. : ~.
GOOD BOARDING AND ROOMS, AT
~ eio per moeth, at 87s Pennsyivania avenue, 10.
twsss Foar -sad-a- half and sixth strssts jsls-lms
E0R SALE-A LOT ON r STREET
IL south, near city railro>d, ontng nearly % fee,
aud running back J" So foot alley Price ~ per
foot Address 7. B.. at this oncs.
EOR SALE-THE FURNITURE IN A
IL private house on street south, fsw doors from
the city falrosd. The house eontains eight rooms
Pos.ssson Of iursturs and houss given immsdiasly.
Addrssa B T., ~ this nAes. ...r.. ta.rsr.'. }
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Axr,snl.ar.I Dsp.r,msn,. !.

Tho Commisslonsr Of Asrieulturs yesterday re-
oeived from the agent Of the Department in China.
for expsrimsutsipurposss. siarss variety Of seeds
snd cereals Indigenous 70 thst country. rs,,. :, [.
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L OpoFettons of ths GsnSrsI Laod OnIcs.
Rstsrns for the month Of June have bssn 70.
osvsd from the United States dsthet land once q
Little Rock, Arkansas, showing that ths land sys-
ten st that place Is again In complete operation.
Al Olympia, Washington Territory, 2.s72 acres
were dspossdof IN May last or homestead sstual
sslsusnt, for cash, and in satisfaetion Of bounty
land warrants. IL u aa ah'
The bond Of the register Of The land once u
TslIshssss, Florida, has been received with in.
formation that portion Of the Capitol building At
that place has been appropriated to the Of tho
register and receiver. where the public property
belonging to the Land Once would BE- removed in
Q few days b.. -rtt.f ~.
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THE DEPIRIMyEN|S~-

I.d,.. An.,r. Ii. nifs ESsN
The supsriu,sodsn, of IndlS kfafs sv0kmeS'
mia, in . late esshss sicsu Gshs cohhis4spsr
the Indian Bufsss, says d sfairs in ttat o.sss.
that u the sssnsiss q Rsns and Hoops vsnsys
and Smith river Nsalis an in ., prospsross sondi.
tiou. The prospset Of sxesllsnt crops being hsr-
vested 10 now made esrtaia By the late rains, and
good order and quiet prevails, The crops Of wheat
and barley At Tale river farm are now being bar.
vested and promise we'll. The Indians Throughout
The State are psassably DISPOSED, and will 80 re-
main unless badly abused BY lswis" whites.
Abundant Subsistence in the way Of grain aod
Vegetables for the Indians win be secured. The
indians are improving Id thsir general health; and
are becoming more Industrious aad more wiling 10
labor, the expense Of The Government In donations
10 the Isdisns being 10 oonssqasnss much less thsn
Formerly. In concluding his communication, the
Superintendent rec mmsuds the establishmsnt Of
more schools and the settlement reservations Of
I'll Indians u present out Of snpioymsnt. ~ t.i
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Th. Poor ef W..hinston. |,

The Poor Of washington.5 r.
Under the special appropriation Of s25, 600 BY
Congress for the relief Of the destitute Of the Dis.
trict Of coumbia the following supplies wers issued
for the relief Of the destitute citizens Of ,hs District
for the month Of July Z: Amount ia money value
Of issues furnished 10 sixty-two whitss. $22o; to
forty eolorsd Sise. 1S-mstins the total value
Of supplies furnishsd to both classes $3587S.
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rhs Psrtland suns-srs

The Psrtland suAessrs sssaHE ],
Almost Immediately upon the reception Of the
news Of the Portland hrs, the clerks and employees
Of the Internal Revenue Bureau vent to work. and
ins manner worthy Of emulation subscribed In .
short time the Asaspns Of s'oS in aid Of the suffer
srs thereby. a 80. tI.Il .laE.t 3 %
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3rel Rsstitusion e mSnsy.
The Secretary Of the Treasury was ,ysstsrday in
receipt Of the sum Of $50 from An anonymous
source, inclosed In letter dated from this city
9th instant, which the writer dssirsd appropriated
to the "conscisnce fund" of the Department. 20 q
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Post Ofloe Deu.rtment,

Marylsnd-Ths name and site Of Harswood,
Baitmors eosnty, 10 changed 70 'Chsss's Station .
and William Hitch appointed postmastsr ~
Al Birds Hill, Carroll county, Howard T. Smith
10 appointed postnastsr, vice A. Bursstt, resigned.
vireinis---At Central Poist, Caroline county. ap-
point John ". 9ouldiu, postmaster, IN place Of D.
A. 0atswood, who declines TO give bond. 'nc't.g {
Reopen Stephenson. Depot, Frederick ooanty.
aad appoint John W. Simpson, postmastsr. !
Reopen Mount Athos, Campbell county, and sp-
point Aise Alice v. Smith, pestmistrsss. ,'ir' ~
West Virginia Re .estab blshmsnts. Duumors,
focahontas county, Mrs. Aloinda b. Moore, post.
mistress. =, '.s,fe -. ~ 80. ..,-s..
White Sulphur spriass drssnbrisr county, John
=. Gearing. postmsstss. y ga 40 i. fl
Reopen Trsvslers Reposs, Poeahontas county,
and appoint Miss b. ). Arbosast p.ssmissress.
Penn syivauia--At Dougiassviils. Bs,ks county,
sppoint Levi B. Holloway, postmaster. vice T. W.
Ludwig. resigned ,rr'sl.'ssr = A., = Z
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IsrrRuAL Rrvrsus-Ths receipts yesterday
we're s7S0,s2l.o9. .....slsssi
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Spenstons.--Cop,es OF the Rspublioan
containing the "Act supplementary to the several
relating to psnsions approved June be obtained
at this once Price, 8 cents per copy. ... H.
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T,REASURY DEPARTMENT., OFFICE
Il Coxr,aoLLsa or Tee CuEsnsor, WAsuHoron'
Nay %, 1880.
Noes Is hereby given TO all persons Who have elaims
against "Ths MerchAnis' National Bank Of WaAbing-
D. c., that they must present he and make
legal proof thereof 70 JAMES KENNEDY Receiver Of
day Of Augu 1 next. 80 ra'. y. CLARKE,
myaa sodsm Comptroller Of the Currspsy.
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He CKET BOAT
Il -'" MINNESOTA .a'' h-4u..r.I
Leaves WIN H. RITTER's wharf, near the Market
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
FOB POINT OF ROCKS AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
PLAES,
EOR SALEM THE FIRST WARD A
II LAR1s TAREE. .AND.A HALF sToRY BRICK
HOUSE, THIkTgsN ROOMS. klfcHkN, bAk0n
D MING ReOn ANU HAIL, VITA LARBK CBLLAR
UNDER TUE wAoLR HOUSE,. The lot oontsias over
II, 0O0 feet Of grouud, under cultivation with grape
throughout the house IL IL Arstesss residenes and
is 10 Of the nnes locations in the city. address
H. J. . at this once. .' " '' jyl2.u
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A1-Amauusnsis.-Psrson desirinR the ser-
vices Of = coPYlNr or AMANUENsIs, can bs seeommo.
dated By lady who writes neat and plata hand, by
applying at No lss sixth street west, bstwssn = and
n streets north. r.,.. y spas-u
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TOHN WELCK KER'S
u .. BUHLER RESTAURANT.
"a Ia Maison Dorss. .g,g ~ .'-.
SA APENEsYLvANlA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (uP stairs.
The proprietor Of this vorte Restaurant hEs spared
pains to make this the best Restaurant In Washing
toni and he points with pleasure to the large patronage
he has always been honored with, aud respectfully
solieits . continuance Of the same. -.
GAME OYSTERS, and other rsfreshmsnts constantly
on hand: and At the most reasonable rates.
BRkAKfAsr, ~. -. w. ..
prepared at the shortest notice and In the mos sAs-
factory manner adj. L III, II.
breakfast from Ito II O'Clock. Dinner and supper
At all hour. mays-u
7 UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER
C.B.CHURCH 4 co. ..
Builders, whselwrphts and ohmAksrs TO their or.
kinds Of Lumber, consisting In part o.
All sizes Of white Pine, Poplar Walnut Oak, Ash and
" zoe, Hickory, ...H' t.. .ryr.
I,v. 3D. ,......- ,PRAMING. r..r.. r..rr.. 500
White Pine, Spruce, Hrmock, Va. Pine, and Oak.
L-- fLOORih0.
white Pine. Spruce, Va Pine EASTERN Shore and Oak
Cypress, White Pisss sprass and nd Cedar.
Bills Of Lambsr cut to order q ths .hos.s- notice
nys. Cor xarylaa ave- sad Eleventh street.
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1 Honea eo.viafion 10 my oorirnss, sas Cbma,fssio
ts NY gnids; snd IN tAs people 10 ny Jaith.--AH.
DRsw JoHHsoS.s -ss'
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as member, and since bis return; and
concluded BY exhorsiug. every loyal-vo.
ter to work day and night from that
moment until shutdown on the Gath for
the constitutional amendment.
Tbisis a,mere 81 nopsis Of tho Doctors
able and patriotic speech, and VIC regret
our want Of time do it justice. ....
The nomination aud resolutions were
then unanimously adopted, amidst rous.
ing and prolonged applause. !.
On motion ofCaptain Hiram Piersou,
it was ordered that copies Of tho proceed.
logs of the convention, duly authentica.
ted BY tho signatures Of the President
and Secretaries, be forwarded to the
Wheeling Intelligencer, West Virginia
JorRNAL, aud Point Pleasant Register.
On motion Of Samuel H. Williams,
Esq, tho convention adjourned sine die,
with three rousing cheers. for the Gov.
eruor, the loyal members Of the Legis-
lsture, the radical" majority in Con-
gross, aud the constitutional amendment.
JAMES CROSSE,
JAS. S. CRAIG, President
T. G. PUTNAM,
Secretaries.
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BIG SANDY, CABlN CREEK AND Elk
Townships stoOd BY tho Union eolor' and
Ga'e'~eepius ma oritics for tho Constitutional
Amendment aud Mr.. Moore MALDES did
very we'll. Considering tho hard battle she
had to fight neains. the wealthy conservatives
in her midst, her Union majority vas quito
respectable.
We regret that tho unionists Of CHAHir''
Ton and rocArALlco Townships suffered them
selves to be ou,numbsrsd at The polls. Some
we're deceived by one Of tho most shallow
tricks tina. was ever attempted 10 b pAlmed on
on an intelligent people. They were induced
10 ro,e for restoring bushwhackers and other
rebels to power, thinking that they were voting
''kesp negro from voting. when that question
Vas no. before them In any shape. = 1n
Charleston township 277 names usre regis
tered, and bu. l6s votes were cas-. The
result should have been different Scarcely
Conservative failed 10 vote, ;..>..
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

BENJAMIN II. Smith vs. Ira Hurt and ocrs!n chnnccry
J>uRSlASr 70 A DECRHTAL ORDER MADE j.
said cull.r on ihr 18th day Of tho April tcrm $780,
will nlrr for salr. at public auction, at the front doc. :"
TJfE, nJd Dtr or JESE. I3G6, the lands con.
vcyrd to Ira Hurt by D. H. Smith and wife ard l:nS' y
Arnold and wife, part Of the Char'rs Brown lands: con.
ki.ng Of ahnut forty Rrrra Of lnt"m Land, with "lt
well, thereon; aud the undivided interest formerly hs'
longing to i,.nc SUyo. IN tho back land. being "nr. DUrth
part Of Twelve hundred Of LII land, bncE 81 "ni
ndIoinIng the said bottom land, nnd f"r many ysna
worked m rslt property. The lotohl land !. hrst
uunlty HanIhu bottom, aud the I'LL land 10 valuable
for IFS coal
TrxusOnc thIul Of tho amount due ut Tia time ofans
TO 10 maid IN hn, aud the residue IN TWO equal Install.
On each tIlImrnt, lien reserved for the deferred
Ins,uIlincpls. LEVI J. WOODWARD, 8. Com.
Nav II. lSC6--30wJ ....s..
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r Az AUTHORIZED ny yr,. J. F. NASsFoND. TO
r. vr,y valuable tract Of i.n lyit On Goa rirar
between The AMI Lower Fs ss 1SS ,n aIs .1r
i,,,, , wv. Tn NJ Nj j. =. iiansIrd, lying OIL the
I;1.n i. '"s a rvrr tit u!. ,1m Kans.
Wayn. "S"y Upper f Of Coal 'S"' t9 hTSTs
I",n Of L' , ia' i., s e aI hS
''% , . !. N. i,-.t Tiherr Lund IN the STATE Of
Nrs, virgins with portion Of the land cleared ano IN
cultivation Tho timber will sell ior more tnAo a'A %
Tire land. ,,-f w. -t-.. ~. g.. g.. 10
Ttjs land can he bought Tor n. ~, = 80
h FIFTEEN DOLLARS PER ACRE.
third down, tho balance In twelve and
eFs,se wi,siur 70 puhaIs es Stock Farms csal
Lands, will apply u NJ m y W M..tx;
March -, ise&-5l kaA'ha g H. " 'A's, "a:
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Secretaries.

Tue CoNFIpENcE CANE AGAIN.
As o Mr.. F.llers, Of Fayetteville, West Virgin
ia, WAS seeing the sights on the lovee yester.
day morning, he was approached by genteel
looking man, who informed him that no had
just received q consignment Of freight, nnd
not having time 10 20 up street to his store,
desired to borrow forty dollars, which amount
he lacked, in order 10 pay the freight BILL
Fellcrs wns shown tho freight, and supposing
all was right, lOuncd his newly-madea cqu"in-
tancc the amount desired, whersupon no dis.
appeared mud has mot been seen since
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
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Commissioners Notice.
coux, wioxrx's or11d,

coux, ssIoxrx1 or1c1, y
Charleston. Nsy eb. looSt
VASAwIIA CIRCUIT cooCHr, APRIL TERA' w.
2a;hfis st aGEr - tn. Camel Coz. Company Of Coz.
River. y,,s,"SLio GH ,Ss d.yo,Ap.
ice upou the bill and amended hill the report Of
anIer r. ,!dcy formerly Master Commissioned ana AVG
upon tic other paper IN the cause. and. upon
,%" t.Sndn. .diudyr order and decrne that Tbs sad
carisc be referred to j. J. Polsey Master Cemmia'op
TO take, state, ard report An account, sho"nh 10y
bouds er or ohor evidence OF debt were
ilurd y the Camel Coal Company, Of CoAl Rtvir VIZ
rIna which were secured BY the mortgage or trt
Executed on the ut dny Of august, lSS7, On 10 ooeos
H. What bonds and other evideEoss Of deet ware ~
ceu,rd and Issued by said Company, and which wee =:
cured rs The mortgage or trust dec executed on ne ~
day VI November 1855, on iiS bonds u ssh eoasnss
ST. Who orc at present the owners and hoioen o. We
nr,t mortgage bondS and alLo Of toe sScoDd nionSl
bonds aud OF oil other evidences o. debl sfeue. ~ ~
tended to be secured by either Of the mortgages o. H
And the Curt doth further order that III: natter ot
ccoun. in TIL. cause ssrso%rr cse 20 xo, con@s:
sioner J. J. poItley, who 10 directed 70 Ahs "'
10 referred anil report upon aane- -; 49, Z. -
rommIs,iouer Polity shsl give % day nottco u eoe
o"nansr nutli,hsd 10 the town Of ChA.estoa, q ~
tImc Of taking the account AFORESAID and that b no
ali partIe, known to him eS!d:ns oeoss sda e. "a
and to Judgment credtors 70 lay ber several
lain, sgan, The SAID Company before h!mlo.H con.h;
this cap,e 10 continued until tho coming IN q tad rs1e
'"' | Copy; Te'ss: join SLACK, css!k>
I,AIr1ys TO TIE ABOVE CAUSE WILL TAXI;
notice that have fixed upon Assdo Z Me -
IN ofJmV, At tho oo!ee Of John j. CoontlI 80. ~
tho time and place for stating, taxing ana a.
uccoun, required by The above decree. !. Z.
All rsres bodInE bopds loan sertncates, "a 0nse
evidences Of debt scsinst said Company, add
creditors, aro hereby noned 70 lay helr eeTeIA ss1ao
And r. from any cause the taking Of saN aeoeAna hau
moi be commenced, being so.nF.nced, shall not =
completed or that DAY. the taking Of he 1,ua bAu
confined from time 70 time until the e1Ene ana!i . CO.
pleied. 'F 1oha :: hra1Ie -. :. !. y
1RHS f. ~ s. ~ j. AuuINoSADOy..01(A.j..
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C,TATE or WEST VIRGINIA. S.

n Al Rules held IN The Clerks Ofrc Of tue ETrcuIt
Court Of Mercer County, on the al day Of April. lsGO.
Churlrs y. Strnlcy and IIarrIs"n ". Strnlry. Com.
plaiunn,s. w. Napoleon H. French aIrl Alexander
MuhDoL IIeicnlnnlx.--in Chanc"ry.
rrIr u,.r, uf this s * recover Of the Defendant.
Snpocu g. French. the Uf SsS7 10, with Interest
thereon according law and al ). costs, due by two
Judgments In the County Court 81 this County, "i'" l"r
ali OF. n th.. name Of slli Alexander MAhorl. mud
transferred by saId Alexander Mn0o for value rcccir.
M 10 cotnplaInnns; ihr other for ~? IL; sn attach
the real estate Of the said NAPOLEON D. Frenc III This
county, for the payment ~ the samr.)
And II appearing By affidavit filed. that the Dcirnd-
mt Napoleon X French, II not resident 81 this Sto
il IL ordered that the said Defendant do appear hcr.
within ole month after due publication Of this 1r'icrand
do what Is necessary protect his interest In the prciI'
ses. ., ,,.,, p, ,
N.y lST5-2Swt.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS:

~ Al Rules held In the Clerks Office Of tho Circuit
Cour, Of Mercer County, the 81 duy Of April. lsCd
Harrison ". S,rnlry Complainant w. JanrsS. GrIS'by
DrGrnIant.-in ChRnccry.
1.-THE object of this suit il TO recover OF the Dreni-
Ant James s. Grsby, the sum Of 800 co. due by note
hearing ,ulr and dur the 9Th day of March, lhGo, with
interest thereon according 10 law III the payment there
Of and TO attach tho real estate Of the said Janr. GrH''
ly IN this county for the payment OF the same.)
Aud Il appearing. by affidavit filed, TINT the Defendant
Juncs :. tirgsby, IL not resident Of this State u Is
Or,lrrrI that the sai Defendant do appear here within
one month ntrr due publication Of this or,lr and do
what Is necessary project his Interest IN Oh" prom.
scs. Tcstr: dEoHdE E' AHs' C"rk'
NAV o. ls6C-2SN4.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-30

CnrRcu TEMPORARILY CLosED. -
The NJ. T.. Church, we learn, will DO tempo
rarily closed for three weeks, while undergoing
repnirs-dnring which time the Sabbath
School and Thursday night prayer meeting
will be conducted in the Lecture room Of the
Church. -