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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-04
For Sale.

A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE on
a the the Ohio river, three miles below the
div. Tue house IS two story high, built OF
brick, and contains rooms, porcheS and
han, all in perfect order. There Is acres Of
GOOD orchard Of choice fruits, large garden
with plenty of shrubbery, and never fAn-
ing well Of good water. Terms easy.
1. IRWIN, 4 y
fanl-Iw Real Estate Agent
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For Sale.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE PIECE OF
Ground on Monroe, Immediately fronting
Byron street, q feet front, 100 feet deep, to-
gether with Ssrnall lots adjoining, in. the rear.
Is O good stone wan of cut stone fronting
Monroe street. This Is one of the best build
ing spots in the city. Also, one LOT, No; 4, IN
OF the Baltimore r. R Co, on Main street
. dec0lw r. Real Es;shie AGENT.
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ELECTION or GYLSAsrUG oPTTcERs.-
The wheeling Gymnasium Association
held their annual election Of officers at
their rooms on the evening Of the Fad
inst.
The.following named gentlemen were
chosen 10 the Offices named for the en-
u PEssSideat-A. Allen Howell.
Pfoe Presideai-w. F. Peterson, Jr.
iSeerefaTv-F. S. Williamson.
YIrsnEuTeT-wm. G. Battelle.
The directors will be appointed by the
President
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II OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
situated on the line fthe National Road,
four miles east Of the city of Wheeling. Said
eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath
rooms and AN modern improvements also,
fourteen acres of ground attached, on which
are convenient out-houses, including brick
stabling, ice and spring house, chickery and
two cisteFns. Also, one hundred and twenty
fiye Apple trees Of choice kinds Pear, Peach,
are also choice selections Of GrapeS, Raspber-
ries, aBlackberries, Strawberries, and other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out
with evergreens and other ornamental shrub
berry, 4 - f.8nsEtFs. GEiGkE SO a.
viii also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring TO purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to
price. terms Of payment, DC, can leave their
names at the Gas CompanyB ONCE, or visit
u feS2a.tf - JACOB HoRNRRooK.
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slallI16Rfnf 1saI
pnhIie sale of Government Property,

Ass4 oUAKrERMAsrERs oFEIE, Us.A-,li
WHEELIS6, W. Va, Jan. i, 1856.
ny AUTHORITY RECEIVED FROM
Is Ouarfermnster General. 1Wtu sell At pub
re bufldings known as the Government
Sfahles on John street. one hay shed, on
Mafkef street; also, LOCO feet scanttIng.
a M. Terms cash Government funds.
R. S. GARDNER.
tanS-td Brevet Major and A. @. II.
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For Sale.

chesp. fhat baanfiful residence on the
Island now Occupied by Major Doddridge. 1t
possesses every convenience. and ls in perfect
order. One full lot on fhe east side Of Elm
street, Gith lot In rear extending to River,
with abundance Of shrubbery and every kind
e d fast EReaIlEs:tass sEsaat.
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AsCard.

T TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
/ my friends and former patrons that have
taken charge Of the Cutting and Manufac-
turing Department Of MessIS. n. @. LEECH
q COILS Main street wheeling, W. Va,
where they fntand to keep q drSt-elasS Mer-
chant Tailorfng Establishment and Gentle
mems Furnishing Store, where i Wonld be
nieaseSi 10 see any or my friends and Iformrr
patrons Any orders lelt with me or the e.
Enlistment shall receive my prompt atten-
tion. and entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
We win not hslz the party to take the goods
l-fs Very respectfully yours - e -
a n fIVF1ErETEER
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IAU ms
OLD HOME BITTERS.
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.


OR
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
~ Use the Old Home Bitters-
Use the Old Home BitteTs.
Use the Old Home Bitters.
Use the Old Home BttteTR.
Use the Old Home BftterS-
For Heartburn and Flatulenca
For Heartburn and Elatnlence
For Heartburn and Elatulence
For Heartburn and Elatulence
Use the Old Home Bitters.
ts.t.-- Use the Old Home Filters
Use the Old Home Bftters.
Use the Old Home BttteIS.
Use the Old Home Bttterz.
Los Of Appetite
Los OF Appetite
-f-l--e-5s.a Los of Appetite
i Los Of Appetite
Restored by Old Home BitteS-
--s Restored by Old Home Filters
Restored by Old Home BitteIS.
Restored by Old Home Bitters.
rr Restored by Old Home BitteEs. 2
49, The Weak made StrongI
The Sick made WellIu
r. sis The Old made Young 10 q
a -. The Depressed are frightened
The pale cheek CLOVIS with Health
Byusing Old Home BitteIs.
sEsrs BY using Old Home BitterSs
BY using Old Home Bitters. =
rs. By using Old Home Btters.
!. Slg always gives a tisncfion.
II does what we claim. 5-..-
1t sells rapidly.
1850 II Is the only cure for Dyspepsia
.ls- It Is good Tonic for FeyeTS
It Il good Appetizer.
It s good for acldlty OF Stomach.
IL Is O healthy sfImulant,
It's chemically compounded.
IIisan elegant Preparation.
Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally
LAUGaLItys q BUsHF1ELD,
Ju2l wheeling, w. Va.
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70 lItIctI3y U 4NtlIllt37 W ~ 2
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF The Royal College of Surgeons
London, Graduate from one Of the most emil
nent Colleges In the United States, and the
~ I,SSs,plstaiS ~ Innsion FaSis PIiISieIn,,Sa
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing In the head and
ears when asleep, great NERVOUSNESS being
alarmed ut sudden sounds, bashfulness, with
frequent bluEhing, attended sometimes with
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90, OOO.a

US % L " " " , " " " sGSu
bnBTRIBUTIoNIs MADE NTHE FOL-
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and
its VALUE, are placed in SEALED ENVEL-
oPEs, which are well mixed; One OF these
for some article, will be delivered at our ONCE
or sent by mail to any address, without re-
ON receiving the certificate the. purchaser
will see what article II draws, and its value,
and can then send ONE DOLLAR and re
OTHER one article on our list, of the same
value.
NAV, in this manner, obtain an article worth
from one to I1ve hundred dollars, -ia
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until ii Is known
what Is drawn and its value. Entire sattsfac-
ton guaranteed in all cases. ssiffgIr5
THE EUREKA GIFT, ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact OF its being
the original and largest GIFT Association in
the country are tnere5e 99 e aa2e 70
obtain the more valuable prizes, than any
other establishment of the kind The busi.
mess continues to be conducted in fair and
Honorable manner, and large and greatly
increasing trade is proof that our patrons APP
pTeciate This method of obtaining nch and
bIrins the past year this Association has
sent a very large number OF valuable prizes
ronfzs us win receive the fall value Of their
money, as no article on our ltSt Is worth less
than one dollar, retall' ana IneIe arc no
Parties dealing with Us may depend on
having prompt returns and the article drawn
will be Immediately sent to any adde's by
return mail or express ~
Tine following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Eureka Association,
and have kindly allowed the use Of their
names many other names might be publish-
81 DIR Mt.I MASH is chestnut-st Phfla., Piano
value 500; Col. S. n. Robertson, st. Charles
Hotel. Mo, La. Oil Pain ting, Halne 500; Mrs.
Lucy, AfiamG.l Detroit, Miehs,i Gold Watch /
valne $50; Patrick Bufks l2I ChaPel-st., New
Haven, Ct, Melodeon, value $40 Jesse r,
Williams, Springfield, Mass, Gold Watch,
value $50 Mrs. N. n. Roberts, Revere House,
Boston, Mass, Piano, value $40 Hon Nelson
J.sWhite, Washington i. O., Oil Painting,
value 500 Luther RT9wn q flsalSant sisL,.
Mrs n PHILLIPS Worcester, Mass, Nicholson,
value $40; ], 8. BroWnf Westtields Mas, Gold
Watch ysValue $125S Mis- r. Davis Natirik,
Mass, two prizes, Melodeon, value S25, Clus-
ter Diamond Ring, value 500 -
Letters from various parties throughout the
country, acknowledging the receipt Of very
valuable, gthSI may be seen on nle at our
m n cy.1l r.. ~ noI1,,, I5on1,
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The bill passed, which we have just
mentioned, was passed into bank on
Saturday evening, where it remained
until Tuesday, when its character hav-
ing been discovered IL was returned
Welearn that one of the bills found
its way into the National Savings Bank,
and that three others were taken in at
the Merchants National Bank. AS we
mentioned yesterday the bills were re-
mArknbIy well exceeded as
the result has proved to deceive the
most skillfnl.
From one of the victims we have re-
ceived the following description OF the
fellow engaged in passing the bills: BE
is medium sized man.. with tolerably
long, dark, curly hair, and smooth face.
He wore a brown OyeTeOat and a sloueh
hat, and acted very much like q gentle
man. ~
Wei renew our caution toall interested
10 use due care in handling this class of
money, IF they desire to avoid impose
lion, as the bills out, on account Of their
finish, are very dangerous.
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MORE coUsTKRETIT NoTE.-We
made mention yesterday morning that
some fellow had passed last Friday
evening ON one OF our merchants a
4 counterfeit $50 legal tender note.
1t seems that the same rascal operated
pretty extensively in the city. On the
night above mentioned he attempted to
pass ON one Of our druggists one OF the
bills, and succeeded in passing one OF
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BLBFASuBX.-There were
In tho city yesterday six brothers Of the
name of Coss-the youngest of whom
is sixty years OF age and the Oldest
seventy-nine years OF age. Thcre is
mother brother, who was unable to be
present yesterday. The gentlemen are
residents OF Martinsville and the
vicinity OF Chillicothe, Ohio. They are
children ofthe second wife of the father
Of nineteen children by two wives.
They were accompanied yesterday by
two sons and three sous-in-iaw. Their
object In visiting the city was 70 obtain
n photograph OF the group. They nre
nli we'll and hearty, and Il was certRin-
Iva pleasant and remarkable sight to
see together so many venerable, white-
haired old brothers.. =
Packer. ofthe .sUnion Hotel, p and afler
spending the day in the city pleasantly
len for their homes.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

aB BOOTS AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND
RETAILs-MessIs. blonde 6 Bachman, at No.
respectfully inform the public that they have
In store large stock Of boots. shoes and gait
additions, which, Tor durabf lity, style and ele-
nance, 81 unsurpassed in the city. County
merchants, and all others, viii do wen 70
give Ms n ean before purchasing elsewhere.
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TfR; C0VDef and Sheet Iron Ware

IrAvING INCREASED MY FACILITIES
Ii for the IIiRuuf;letiIfe OF the above artl-
eleS am prepared 70 mn an orders promptly,
and rs cheap, or cheaper than can be Ind at
patterns OF STOVES, both Wood and Coal,
and win NIgETant every Stove. I am prepAr-
attention. SpouftnE and GutteTing of all
kinds always on hand. Copper and Rrass
Kettles and Fruit Cans OF the best kind also
very cheap. Merchants and others visiting
the city Wilde well to give me cal. 4
e2 srs b. +. CALDWELL
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r. ii. LEE, NJ. D.,
Physician, SnTgEgn & ACGgIChgUI,

fi2l oFFIcE AND RESIDENCE, - Cor
No. 5s Cor. llin Alley and Main St.
CENTRE WHEELING, %
where he may be found at an times unlesl
professionally absent -
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aroaal0r carelar de'zs0ia0 an 'l'HlEo'0N''
sxMrToMs.

A single Bottle vim last a month-to
be used three times a day.
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For Sale.

For Sale. 4;
r WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT u
Z i now live in ON Water Street IL fronts q feet
3 inches by 81 feet deep. There Is a very COM
nodious dwelling house with 8 rooms and q
Stable and ice houSe-ail in good repair.
will sen my groceries and dive possession to
the person purchasing II they want them rs
i wish to quit buSinesS For particulars In
quire Of ]. x. B0fSEQRD,
sep4-H Water St. wheeling, ". va.
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Public Sale of Government Horse

Z UU41O RJll1O VA UVE VIl1u0111 HV2SOS'
Asst QUARrERfAsrERso FFICE, U.S.A.,
WHEELSo, w. Va, Dec. 9, 1855. ! &
DY AUTHORITY FROM QUARTERMAs-
ID TER General I will offer at public sale, at
the Government Corral on John street, on
Thursday, January 18th, 1866, at 10 O'Clock g.
VALUABLE HORSES.
Terms cash, in Government Funds
r g. GARDNER,
decSO-td Brevet Major and A. Q. Ii.
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sPRo BONO PUBLICo..'
Private Diseases -
CURED M I'M sHoRT1zr roesIBIE mn
DR.. YOU q,

Gate Of PhIladeIphtaJ ~4l
WHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER
ll tnanently At No. IS THIRD STRFET
PI4I6BGRG, Pa
On. Y.proposes to eure GdnoThoa and GIAe.
enee with diet or hfndIiflee 70 ffsfi1esse ~
may syphnis IN from nneto 4iYe DAYS Sec
ondaIy In nom one 70 Three weeks N6efuF-
md and Seminal Emissions st0pfeld n zff1nl
tiye to ten days Skin diseases and M cffler
diseases OF q private mature ffeslfeSf WITH mn
Erysipelas, NeuTaigia. Dfspetisia srrofzta
and an Impurities Of the Hood. and Siitessss
OF the kidney and Liver speedily eifrffiE Nv
DR.. Young 5 Celebrated Extract al FireSFeetf
q PREPARATION 70 be procured nom no other
AN EAElIENAGoGUE FOR LADIES.
a compound prepared and sold only byDt
1outlg, warranted TO remove an DISTRACTIONS
% the healthy menstrual Hood, imtaFtinR
new zone and activity TO the system, price 81
Per bottle! Obstinate CASES OF long Standing
er than No. L price S5per bottIes
Married Indies should not use the above
compound 1drreas0ns made known with each
j. ~ a snfe, certain and healthy prevents
i've To conception furnished on appfieaffon
Persons NJ . distance, by stating theiFEymr-
toms age and Occupation can Ftclfve fielfi-
cine by expFgs5 secarely packed from obser-
Address .Dr. YOUNG, no. % Tairt street
RtttEb1rgs Pa Once, Philo Han, seeollIi door
entrance on Third, near Market Once ho1TI
. . M tol. m and y. M to S ID M ce8
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ss-aRRAT TSDUCEIIENTs 0FFER-
are prepared and VIII frorn this date sell all
goods nfteen per cent cheaper than they can
be bought in this city. Give them n call and
Judge for yourselE dec2S-2w
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Farm for Sale.

private sale, the farm ON which he now
lives situated one and one-hah miles west of
West Alexander,H mile north of the National
Road, containing III ACRES, under good state
OF cultivation, good dwelling house, Nrnme,)
@ first rate frame barn, and an other Necessary
buildings q good supply Of the different kinds
of fruit, IS near to MIL school hOuBe, church,
saw-mflI and Hempheld Railroad. The above
described farm IS knoWnas the GIlmor Farm.
dec2Q-Iw d. T. ATKINSON.
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wXKp MEErISo.-In pursuance Of q
lcall a meeting of the Union men Of the
9th Ward was held ON last evening.
jas. a. Lancaster, ESQ., was appoint
ed chairman, and D. J. Smith, Esq, ap-
pointed secretary. Fss5id-s "a
The meeting nominated the following
named gentlemen rs candidates for the
city council: Ist Braneh-AIr. VIM
Hastings; I'd braneh-Messrs. James
wilson, a. G. Robinson, and Isaac
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YOUNG MEN

whohays injured themselves by n certain
practice indnlged in when alone, ahallit ire
quent1y learned from evil com paninrls or at
school, the effects OF which are nfghfIy felt,
even when asleep, and II not cured,srendeis
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately
What pity that q Young man, the hope of
his country, the darling ofhfs parents, should
meuts of life, by the consequences or devfa-
ting from the path OF nature and indnlginS
in certain secret habit Such persons, MUST
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On motion, the meeting

On motion, the meeting
Resolved, That we recommend that a
city convention be held on Saturday
night, January 9Th, at O'Clock, at the
court house, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating candidates for city officers, and
that we appoint five delegates 70 the
same.
Messrs. James Wilson. VIM. Hast
ings, Jacob Harlan. Henry A. Knapp,
and D. J. Smith were appointed said
! delegates.
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' .., sheriff's Sale. 5.H
GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court, In ohanceEy, Decem-
James a a. stopts 5. Executor,
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iMsLARR1AGE

redect that a sound mind and body are thu
bIsl h7ppineSS Indeed, without thesa fhe
journey through life becomes a weaTF uIl-
rimage: the prospect hourly daEkers to the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with ties-i
pair and nllea with the melancholy refiec-
ton that the happiness Of another becomes
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action arose; except that, hrst, q pay
ment of part, with distinct acllnowl-
cdgment Of balance due, OF. an express
promise to pay we'll defined sum, shall
constitute u new era from which the
period of limitation shall run on matter
of contract. Second that if any legal
proceeding shall be commenced within
the limited period, in good faith for re-
covery upon tort or contract, and Shall
terminate, without judgment for the
plaintiff, its termination shall constitute
tile period from which the time shall be
counted. Third, that these shall not be
included in the computation of time be-
tween the death of a white person, defen-
dant, and grant of administration or pro-
bate to his personal representative. Nor
fourth, the time during which an execu-
tor or administrator and defendant is by
law protected from suit. Nor fifth, tho
time during which person of color, de-
fendant, may be absent from the District
in which the cause of action arose, or may
be absconding in that District.
XXXV. In reference to wills, eXecu-
tors and administrators, distribution OF
estates after payment OF debts, the rights
and remedies of legatees and next to kin,
and other matters relating to testators
and intestates, the same which applies to
white persons shall extend to persons of
color
XXXVI. To the District Court there
shall be an appeal from the Ordinary in
respect to matters which affect persons of
color, to be conducted as in like case is
an appeal to Superior Court. An ap-
peal from Magistrate shall 60 to the
District Court, the appellant paying in
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to reject, of those drawn, any citizen who
lives more than twenty miles from the
place where the court is appointed to be
held.
XIX. All the provisions of this Act
will apply to the district court Of Charles
ton, and all the officers of TIE judicial
District of Charleston will occupy the
same relations to the district court Of
Charleston as like officers do in other
Judicial Districts to the district court Of
such Districts, except as in the Act ex-
cepted in reference to Berkely District.
In the Senate House, the twentieth day
of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
fve
". D. PORTER,
Speaker of the Senate.
G. Fl. SIMONTON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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The Southern Guardian.

I PROPOSE to revive the publication of this jour
nal, at Columbia S. Co. as soon as mail commu-
cations have been restored, and the necessary ar
rangcments can be made
CHARLES P. PELHAM.
Da3~ Newspapers in this State and elsewhere
will oblige me by extending this notice.
Dec I, 1865 25
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The state of South Carolina.
ANDERSON DISTRICT
IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.

J. NJ. Herring, Applicant, Us. Francis A. Herring
and others, Defendants.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that John Tilly
and wife, Sarah Tilly, heirs of Jesse NJ. Herring,
number and names unknown and Francis A. Her.
ring, all reside withou: this State:
1t is therefore ordered that they do appear aud
object to the sale OF division of the real estate of
Mary Herring, deceased, on or before the 9th day
of February next, or their consent to the same will
be entered Of record
HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
Nov I, 1865 81 Sm
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSAN DLSTRIG7

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT.
IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
]. ]. Acker, Applicant, vs. Amos Archer and 9TH
ers, Defendants.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Albert S.
Acker and Herbert F. Acker two Of the Defen-
dants in this, reside without the limits of this
State 1t is therefore ordered that they appear
and object to the sale of The Real Estate of Elihu
H. Ackpr, deceased, or o. oeiore the Fourth Mon
d.y in January next or their consent to the same
will be entered occ record
HLnLEaT HAMMOND, DAD.
Oct "a. 1866 10 9m
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10 suits commenced by attachments, for
eign and domestic, as white persons are
in like cases. Besides this, there may be,
in the case of a person of color, a pro-
cecding to be called special attachment
of the following nature, namely By any
tax, person of color is made liable for q
sum certain, tax collector, OF other per-
son who has right to collect the sum
certain, and who desires to obtain from
garnishoe what Is supposed to be in his
hands belonging to such person of color,
may sue out short summons against the
garnishee, in or upon which the sum cer-
tain before mentioned, with costs, and
the amount or property claimed to be in
the hands Of the garnishee, shall be set
down, which summons Magistrate may
issue, if the amount Of money or value Of
property claimed from the garnishee is
twenty dollars or under, and the District
Court must issue, if it is above that sum.
The summons having been issued, the
garnishee, if he acknowledge his indebt-
odness to the person of color before NEIL
toned, or his possession of property be-
longing to him, may pay to the plaintiff
in attachment, if his debt to the person
of color be due, or give his note to such
plaintiff, if such debt be payable at q
future day, and may surrender to such
plaintiff any chose in action or other
property OF the person of color in his pos
session, so as to discharge the amount
claimed from him, or so much thereof as
will Salty the tax and costs, and the re-
ceipt of the plaintiff in attachment shall
be an acquittance of the garnishee pro
tante against the person of color. If the
garnishee should not acknowledge, pay,