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Few Points.

| The President, i'll his late speech,
speaks of Congress as IL body that was
"CIlled or assumed to be the Congress
of the United States" II he did not
believe ii to he THE Congress of the
United States, did he not violate his
oath OF office when he 9uUe has approval
dmd Signature to most oJ the IdIrS passed
7 BY that Congress and enforced them ITS
The TAR, of the cotastTy'
Which is the biggest traitor, our Die
tator or Dick Taylor?
y. Johnson, in his late speech, says:
"My race is nearly rum" The man is
certainly getting his eyes open.
Andrew Johnson styles himselft the
''RWmGie individual who addresses you.''
If the inauguration scene and the I'D of
February speech didn't humble him,
his last speech certainly ought to.
MY policy" i'll his last, speaks of the
Observation-Disclosures brigade as my SdtIdpS
and dependents, i'll every town and viii
lage.' Ugh! but that's heavy on the
bread-and -buttcrnuts.
\. Johnson protests that he is not
egotisticIl, and that he is perfect type
of humility, yet lie declares that his
Philadelphia Convention is "the big
gest thing on ice" TINT ever the people
of the United States laid eyes on: "it's
powerful smart child, and Pm its
daddy
1t is rather rich to hear the President
speak "i the platform of the Philadel-
phiH Convention as Il "SccOnd declara-
ton Ofindependence," when we remcm-
Der that the Convention was called by
those who are dependent on him for
their bread and butter" Indepen-
dence, indeed!
Mr.. johnson speaks of his endorse
ment by the Philadelphia Convention
as Spontaneously We remember to
have seen a dog that would wag his tail,
bark, stand on two legs, and do MANY
other Spontaneous" things TO get Il
bone.
American "mum"- mies-the mcm-
bers ofthe Philadelphia Convention.
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Turner Festival

THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
J. forth approaching Turner Festival pass
ing:
Resolved, That it is the desire OF the COM
mlttse and the Turner'S in general, that dur
ing inc coming festival, the citizens OF Wheel
lnE decorate their houses in such manner as
Will give a handsome appearance to the CIty
and signify hearty welcome To our stranger
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Root! RootI Rootl Read! Read,

ROOT'S PEsSTAcUINE preserves the life of the
Hair-CllHnRtS 1t from gray TO It's original color
in three wceEs-Prevcnts the hair from fall
ever found in the mRrket-will surely remove
dandrutFRnd cure all disease OF the scalp
Is delightfully."- perfImed cures badness and
quickly, and tell 1t true, when we say 1t Is Il
perfect
RcStOrCr Rnd Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeSt0chlO Nut OIL. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRlN SKINNER & CO., sole PrupriGtOrS,
Springfield, Mass.
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Just what you need Ladies.

These Pills net NJ a mild and gentle stimu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all Irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, melan-
Choly, &c; restoring nature TO its proper
channels Under certH in circumstances they
should not bc used. Price 81 90 per bOx. BIZ
mail to any address 81 TO- Sold by
LAUGHLlNS & BUSHFIELD.
Also by Z. II. ODBERT, Stone Bridge.
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COIEnte's Aromatic vegetable Soap.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyccrinc, and especially designed for tho
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its per-
furne is exquisite, and Its washing properties
unrivallet. For sale by all druggists.
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DIR. LAItOOKAu's
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic Svru,

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, wHOOPING
~ CoUCH, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
RRONCHITIS, PAIS IN THE SIDE, NIGHT
SwEATS, HOARsEHESS. To which public
speakers and singers are liable, COHSUMP-
TIoS; In It's carly stages, and all diseases of
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority
Clcrgymcn OF every denomination, authors
editors, professors III our various colleges, and
by many of our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, II Is adapted to every
age, and can be used without fear OF the
dangerous results which follow the use OI
many OF the cough preparations of which
opium aud iPecac are the base.
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tlOV. ward. OF New Jersey. Responds
Ia IL 4 IL =. l,,u

NEw YORK, Aug. 29.-'rho following
call appears in this days Times:
Rooms ofthc National UniUm ErccIttirC
Committee, AStOr House, NGW YORK,
August ~, lSG6.-DEAR SIR-A meeting
of tho National Union Executive Com
mittee appointed by tho National
Union Convention Mt Baltimore, in
June, 1861, will bO held ut tho Aston
House, Now York city, on Monday,
September 3d, ut II o'clock, NJ.
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPHY.-Tho Cour-
rier dc Havre says: "New York is sit
unted nearly 76 degrees of longitude
west OfParis. The earth in its daily
rotation travcl9 through 3GO degrees in
n hours, from which it results that
every 10 degrees to tho west OTthe first
meridian, placed ut Paris, is ono hour
later. When it is noon Mt Paris IL is
only II O'Clock at Is degrees to the
west of Paris, IL follows that il is seven
o'clock in the evening in New York
when i'll midnight ut Parasitic Opera
House, for example, takes fire Mt n
quarter, past II Mt night, on the LIST of
september next; the event is immedi-
ntely photographed from Paris to New
York, and is dated Paris, n Gunrtcr
past IL ut night, list September. Tho
news arrives in New York, let us saw
in two hours, to make ample allowances
for Interruptions, IHc.-the dispatch.
dated Paris, LIST September, arrives in
New York ut a quarter past nine in tho
evening of the 3lst of August; 40 that II
New York manager could appear on
the stage, and after tho three customary
bows, could thus express himself:
Ladies' and gentlemen, am sorry to
to inform you that tho Opera House Mt
Paris has been destroyed by fro three
hours after the present time. Our di-
rector has just transmitted to his Paris
cOt.fcrc his coincidence on the disaster
which is going to happen TO him."
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The results Of the deliberations of
this body, as far As respects nominal
;iOns, aPPear ut the head of our edito-
rial columns this morning. For every
Office, the name of true and tried man
is presented. All of the candidates have
heretofore fought faithfully and well
in their respective stations for the cause
whose standard they have been selected
10 uphold in the approaching contest
and victory.
Arthur l. FOREMAN, whose fine judg-
Inent and executive ability have hon
"red the State since its formation, is
the unanimous choice OF its Union citi-
zens for reelection as Governor. His
rrcorl III the time of trial is known TO
every citizen of West Virginia, and
needs no recommendation from us.
The Convention paid ut tribute to
the industry and financial skill of the
present Auditor. Mr.. McWhorter, by
r"nominatiug him. The manner in
which he has organized order out of the
confusion which existed in his office
when he took charge, is sufficient guar
antee for the future.
OF the new nominations, three are
names of men who have won honor for
themselves in battle for their country,
and are now TO receive the reward of
their labors and sacrifices from the
hands OF the people whom they aid
eel i'll restoring peace and liberty. Col.
John Witcher, late OF the Third West
Va. Cavalry. in addition to his reputa-
tion as one OF the most gallant men in
the Union army, possesses qualiiica-
lions which admirably fit him for the
position for which he is nominated.
Major Bristor, of the Twelfth Infau-
try, fought through the war for his
country and his State, and. like Colonel
Witcher, exhibited by the careful and
able discharge ofhis duties in the last
Legislature, his capacity for the respon-
sible place of State Treasurer.
Col. ThAyer Melvin, the nominee for
Attorney General, is well known to
this community in which he practised
law for some years before entering the
army, bearing the reputation OF an able
lawyer, As he has since borne that of
one Of the best Adjutant Generals in
the service.
Mr.. Maxwell, who was nominated for
the Supreme Bench, is one of the first
lawyers of the State. as admitted by all
parties and witnessed by discourse as
State Senator and Attorney General.
The Convention for this Congress-
i"nal District has evidenced its support
OF Congress by re-nominating the gem
tleman who now represents us in that
body, Hon. Chester D. Hubbard
Altogether, the ticket is, like that of
our own county, the best that could be
named; and the harmony and enthusi-
asm Of the State Convention show, that
the spirit which pervaded our County
Convention last Saturday, prevails
throughout the State, and will carry
the Union standard triumphantly
through the canvass to final victory.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. =

NNNIkINNE NNU CEI4IBACY. an
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros
tratc the vital powers with sure means Of re-
lief. Sent free of charge in sealed letter ell
vclopes. Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Ylu one boz 1tnd DC C4,rc1i.

Tho Great French Remedy, NJ. Dc VnIIcttS
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
The French Royal Academy OF Medicine.
MennrhNgin. &c.
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ANOTHER FoRGERY.-Goneral Daniel
Il. Sickles gives notice that his name
was appended to the call for n Soldiers
and Sailors Convention Mt Cleveland
without his authority, and declines
present command, I.it ~ -
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STANDS FIRM.-In "a speech delivered
at CsTOndOlet, the other night, Gov.
Fletcher, Of Missouri, very plainly gave
the COpperheads to understand that
their threats aud representations would
enforce tho laws OF Missouri mt all
hazards, until they were declared un-
constitutional by the Supreme Court or
regularly and legally repealed.
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METCAI.F'S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY
This new and wonderful medicine acts
like magic, curing rheumatism OF years
au22-Im 4. ii. LOGAN & CO., Agents.
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The Knabe Piano

t ISWell enough known thrOughou,
States 10 stand upon its merits aT me tnited
n n'EeSSay to Pebble them Ihrn,,.SiS not
Si",I y; or send agents from door 10 ihotthe
,, me GIoper way for purchasers ,o srn..,
trI,rE. i've. IS 10 apply 10 responsible sIpy
aS represented. "uS Is lust
~, AnNilier method Of pushing bad wo,,, ,,,,.
oIIoIP,. Mnc Is to sell through Muse T. uttSh
n a., ',E Them large commissions T,r 'eri
5t tIim'ing their Instruments. This m' siyLh.
H., DtsilitrS OF course increase, the mic. "
the purchaser. C"Iue tEun
IN purchasing from the agent OF a fr,.o,,,
In f..,;1,!!' an instrument can hahsI >;
Tue factory Observation-Disclosures IL nai al
SeniaLonS OF outside makers that H..
commission" increases the price ofI6e IiI ns,
Persons In want of first olaSs Pianos co,,,..
expect I" buy them at second or TSir JGhn mot
The public are invited to examtn. -.
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Ohio County Union Ticket.

House OF Delegates,
COL NORTON MCLiIEFE$,
GAIT, HENRY WALLACE.
GIBSON L. CRASMEH.
sheriff.
JACOB BURELE
Prosecuting Attorney.
\. BOLTON CALDWELL
clerk Circuit Court.
ILEur SAMUEL Il. McCOLLOCH.
Recorder,
SERGEANr JAMES A. MACAULEN..
County Treasurer.
Cot. WM. Il. CURTIS,
County Surveyor.
SEEGHANrJ ]. II. WHITMAN.
Assessors.
GiV Dts;rI,I-ELIIAH DAY,
C0l1liy JAS. {. MANWELI- Private
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NlEIIlS.

The reaper man, Mccormick, is en-
jOying himself finely at Sheldon
Springs, Vermont. Perhaps it is be-
cause they will let him wash his feet in
the springs, which they wouldn't do ut
BinEhampton, New York.
John c. Breckenridge and family
sailed for Europe Il few days ago. That
story about twins was not even half
true.
If all OF Mr.. Johnson's rs were
'sutused with tears" what would lie
the depth of salt water in the streets of
Washington.
The Pittsburgh Common Council,
on Monday evening, laid on the table IA
resolution to provide for the reception
of President Johnson, by vote of six
teen to two.
Oak Hill, in Virginia, formerly the
residence OF Chief Justice Marshall,
containing $50 acres, has been sold to
James MOrehead, of Parkersburg, West
Virginia, for S32,5 500.
"A dispatch to the New York
World says: 1.-The President has come
to an irrevOcable decision ihnt Mr..
stanton must leave the Cabinet"
Tho following is the latest trace of
the missing eInigrant ship Monarch of
the sea. 1t was picked up in II bottle
July Both "MOnnrch of the Sea-left
iIFcl pun Oi tue 1uLn Oh M0rCn. ID
May, no wind, short of provisions, and
no water-dismantled in gale, Sd
April, latitude 25:2O n, longitude 47:S
W.-WTLLIAM JOHNSON, Passenger.
There is something exquisite in our
countrymnn's reply to the European
traveller, when he asked him if he had
Just crossed the Alps: "Wnl, now YOU
call my attention TO the fact, l guess l
did pass risin' ground"
On Thursday morning last, thc;2Sd
inst, at Oak Mount, Fairfax county.
Va, were married, james Boswell and
Mrs. Sarah a. Burke, old family ser
wants Oftho DulRny estate. The groom
was aged ninety-seven years and the
bride seventy-ninc.
"A monkey exhibited in New York
plays the fiddle and hurdy gurdv, sews
with a needle, sweeps with Il broom,
goes through the manual with II gun
and explOdes a cap on it, and cuts up
various other "moncy Shines"
William Norfolk and Henry Mathew
were sentenced TO tho Penitcntiary bv
Judge Chamberlain, OF Washington,
Pa, last week.
Hon. VIM. Montgomery was on
tuesday nominated by the Democratic
contereeS of tho Twenty-iOurth Dis
trict, for Congress. Mr.. Lawrence will
outstrip Mr.. Montgomery so far in the
race ms to throw in the shade the Won
derful pedestrianism of the latter VIXEN
English, NJ. G. from Indiana, chased
him with 81 brick down PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue, Washington City.
The Toledo (Ohio) Commercial saws
that Nallandighnm is the trichinu in
tho Ohio Democracy, the thing which
Is eating them away internally.
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DIR f. II. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, MelroSe, Mass.
Sold to the trnhe by I.AUGHLINSS BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
INST / 90. mN2S-3mh&w
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Linsley Institute.

PE-OPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3D.
~ Entrance on Market street. opposite en-
trnnce to MLure House.
II Is the wish of the trustees and the urin-
cipai to furnish the best possible facilities for
obtaining thorough Scientific or classical
Inition, per quarter Common Branches
$500; Branches requiring use of annnrntmS or
Higher Mathematics, or Languages $1,000.
s. q. STEVENS
Au@o-lw PRINCIPAL,
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The following Is n correct list of the
of the Union Republican Re
publican Executive National Commit
tee appointed at Baltimore, June I,
1851
Samuel f. Hussey. Maine.
A. y. Gardner, Vermont.
William c. ClafIin. Massachusetts,
T. G. Turner, Rhode Island.
y. u. Sperry, Connecticut.
Henry J. Raymond, New York.
Marcus L. Ward, New Jersey.
S. \. Purviance, Pennsylvania.
n. Il. SmitherS, Delaware.
Henry w. Hoffman, Maryland.
c. l.. Robinson, Florida.
Cuthbert Bullitt, louisiana,
]. NJ. Johnson, Arkansas.
l.. II. Boyd, Missouri.
J. S. Fowler, Tennessee.
K. X. Williams, Kentucky.
George Is. Scnter, Ohio.
John d. Defrees, Indiana,
i. G. Cooke, Illinois.
Marsh Giddings, Michigan.
w. j. Cowing, Virginia.
S. Judd, Wisconsin.
ID. Il. Stubs, Iowa.
james Otis, California.
Thos. Simpson, Minnesota.
+. D. Shattuck, Oregon.
\. w. Campbell, West Virginia.
J. p. Chaffee, Colorado.
W. II. Walters, Nebraska.
II. d. Morgan, Nevada.
q. NJ. Bruner, Dakota.
J. w. Kerr, Utah.
y. a. Dunning, Washington,
w. II. Wallace, Idaho.
J. S. Turner, Arizona.
y. z. Landlord, Montana.
J. S. Watts, New Mexico.
j. J. COOmbs, District of ColuInbio
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Internal Revenue.-ncome Tax, &C.
First District of W. Va


COLLECrOR's OFFICE, LIST Dist. w, VA...-1
WHEELING, August 20, 1866.
A REQUIRED By AN ACT OF COW
"A gretS, entitled IAN act to provide Inter-
~ % ,,d heVenue to support the Government and
" pay interest on the Public Debt !" onnrnv.
60 June 3Oth. 1854, and amendments therefo
hereby give notice to all parties intereStei
!I,! the Assessor OF this district has fiiei
NNUAL LIST OF ASS EsSsMENTs FOR iS6G.
embracing taxes on licenses, tax on incopo
III SI6 lSoS, anI on carriages, yachts, billiard Ia
BALD TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND .PAYAn1E.
win be at the Post Office, in West Liberty,
S Sm me 2Stn ana 18TH of August, S66 at Law
sS,i tavern, In Triadelphia on the S0th 1nl
S n. OF August. 1896; at VIM Edwards tavern
t ~ .NNiouhuSSllle, on the 4th and 5th OF Sen
tem me 1896 at the Post office in Glen Easton
nee u, OH OF september, 1885, at the Post Of
HtSe, ~ cameron, on the 9TH and 8th OF Sen.
L6elilnber, lSiS, and at my Office in the CITY ar
wheeling, from and after the 10Th inst,i
mot paid within ten days from above
eM the penalties prescribed by law will be
.u JAS. G. ORR.
au2l-dtil sepS |S'''' " e'' va
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Union State Ticket.
For Governor,

For Governor,
ARTHUR l. FOREMAN, OF wNOd.
Secretary OF the state.
C,I. JOHN =. wITClIER. OI CarcIl.
Auditor.
JOSEPH Nj. MCwHORrER, OF R0anc.
Treasurer.
Major JACOB IL. BRISTOR, OF Taylor.
Attorney General,
Col TIINNER MELVIN, OF Brooke.
IuLSU OF Supreme Court OF Appeals,
EpwIS MAXWELL, OF pnSIdridSe.
For Congress First OISGrICG,N
CHESTER II. HUBBAED. OF Ohio.
EOr state ScnNI" First District
ARCHIBALD W. CAMpBEI.I., OF Ohio.
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I'OStOnIce Re.onen.,,

- West pfIgi"iG.-Re-establIsh Baker,s
fs appointed postmistres 3si''0
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announcements.
Announcement for Congresa.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w queStedt q announce Gen. X. y. NORTIT-
COLT, OF Harrison county, ms a Union CandI-
date 10 represent the FirSt Congressional Dis
trict OF West Virginia in the FOrtIeth Con-
gresSs Of the United Stntcs. nrg.&o
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Miami Medical College OF CINCINNATI.
TllE NEXT REGULAR SESSION OF
this Institution viii begin October 18th,
1850: and close March, !, 1857, with preliminary
lectures ana Hospital clinics from and after
October lHt. Fees for PrOfGSSOrS' tickets, So
EnGulty:-Gc0. Mendemhall, Obstetrics; d. r.
Iticllnr!iSOn, Discusses OF Women and Child
VIM. 4. Musscy, Operative Surgery, etc
Mm; Clcndsnin, Military Surgery, etc; r..
Williams, Eye and Eau, Surgery: Jesse p.
Anatomy; G. Is: Chapman, Chemistry, etc;
y. Stevens, MnteTin MctlIcal, etc; w. II.
InyiOT, HISTOLOGY, etc; g. T.. Wilson, De-
Send for u Circular Address.
GEO: MENDhNHALL,M NJ. D., Dean.
Or, T.. Is. STEVENS, NJ. D., Secretary.
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WTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
Ky nonnce CHESTER y. HUBBARD, of
from the First Congressional District subject
TO the decision OF the District UEion ConVen-
ton. au9:}-tic
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
- County Circuit Court. June Rules, 1866.
John Buttertield, William d. English and
beverly NJ. Foil. partners us Butterfieid
VS..
Alexander EuStOn, ] alneS X. Mccain and
Thomas X. McCNMn, late partners under
me hrIn name OF EustOn. Mccain & Co.
Luke McGiuire, and Ruth ]. McCann, wife
ment in Chancery.
The object OF this suit is TO recover of the
uefen dantS EuStOn, McCann Il Co, the sum
SI S46o6.1D garntshee attachment having
Deen issued and served on defendant Iuke
Mc64utre, the defendants Thomas K, Ruth j.
anu james N. McCAnn not being residents al
OF This state, on motion of the complainants
II Is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after the fourth weekly publiCa-
plainRntS. ~ ~'-i'-
A copy tcSte;
JACOB BURKLE, Clerk.
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For Rent.

ENIVE ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING,
L. IL pleasant house and location. Rent
reasonable. Address, MRS. a. Is. C.,
nm3l-2t9 PtlSiOlilcc.
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DEMOCRATIC DoCTRISE.-From our
Democratic exchanges we CLEAN some
healthy doctrines for a free and en-
lightened party.
In an address to the Democracy wc
Tend that: "Our country has lust
emerged from one Of the most deadly,
wicked and inhumnn wars that has
ever been recorded In history since the
foundation Of the world, war. not
only Of mere personal animositv lint
against the civil liberty and lust rights
of the South. Our friends, our fathers
brothers, sons and husbands have been
led away from our homes. or shot
down at our doors without ceTern"nw
or authority, to peril their lives, their
liberty, their all, in this gigantic scheme
Of murder.
How do our soldier boys like such
talk about the part they played in tn"
war for the Union and liberty as the
nb0ve.-OhiO paper.
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NINIF OF. WEST NIRGINIA, OHIO
- county, Circuit Court. July Rules, 1866.
VS.. In C'bancory
Pulaski Scatteriay,
The object Ofthis suit is to obtain for COM
plainant II decree of divorce from the he'd
and hoarIl of the defendant, and also n decree
for alimOny. The Order OF Injunction having
been allowed the com plainanL by the Judge
OF said Court, restraining the defendant from
selling and conveying Lot No. l75 on Zane
street And It appearing that the defendant
u not a resident of this State on motion OF the
complainant 1t Is ordered that he appear
mere within one month after the fourth
weekly publication OF this order to attend 10
his Interest in this suit :"
A copy tcSte:
D. JACOB BURKLE, Clerk.
iEGK HuHHARD, for compl't.
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Family Wagon for Sale.

TIlHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
1 IL two seated wagon and ret OF single har-
hess, which will he sold low for want of use.
II. DARLINGTON,
nh5l"2L Wheeling brewery.