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The Atlantic Telegraph ERble-ssRRtes-
New YoRK, July 3I.-Mayor HofE-
man has received the following dis
patch
HEARTS CONTENT, July 2s, ls66.-To
the Mayor Of NetC York:-May COM
merce fiourishi and peace and prosper
(signed5 MAYOR OF LONDON.
AsPY BAY, July 3O.-The reply of the
President of the U. s. to the message
of the Queen of England was read here
at o'clock Monday afternoon, and
will be delivered to the Qeen probably
about 2 o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon,
Greenwich time.
HEARTS CONTENT, July 2S.-The At
lantic Telegraph Cable is this day open
for public business.
tSigned.l c. w. FIELD.
NEW York. July 3l.-The following
have been fixed as the rates for the At
lantic Telegraph. From any telegraph
station in America to any in Great
Britain for twenty words or less, in
Guiding the address of the sender and
receiver, twenty pounds in gold.-
Every additional word, not exceed
ing i've letters, twenty shilling sterling
per word. From the same to the
same in Europe, Ell; every additional
word, q shillings. From the same
to the same in Africa, Asia, or India,
not exceeding, in all, 100 letters, 225 !;
every additional word, % shillings. The
letters in all words, after the first 20,
will be counted and divided by five,
each five or fractional remainder will
oe charged as a word. Messages in
cipher will be charged double the fore
going rates.
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Now YORK Marker.

NEW YORK, July Sls
Cotton active but prices without decided
change; a@39c for middIIng uplands; receipts
Ior the week 5000 bales at all ports: exports
2SyO bales to Great Britain from all ports
Flour opened 56l0c better on sound low
grades but closed dull with the advance par
italy lost SO S5@S IS for extra State; So 2SG
y % for extra round hoop Ohio, and 50 759iI IS
LOT IGane brands. Whisky dull and nominal
at sE a092 %. Wheat opened rather more
steady but closed dull; sales 5000 bush. at 81 rs
IoT new No. Milwaukee,; 81 25 for while
Mlchlgan. Rye dropping. Barley and Barley
Malt dull and nominal. Corn opened Ic bei.
Ter but closed quiet with the advance lost:
sales l58 90 bush: at SIC for unsound; 8SIS98Ic
I ZOE SOUND mixed western, closing at $1,000
q ~ Tor prime white winter. Oats opened
firm but closed dull at 489ISc for Chicago;
4S95Oc for Milwaukee; 5595Sc for Iowa.
E SSI1e h5n; Rio 1875; Sugar firm; Cuba Il@
424c: Petroleum dull at 21z925c for crude
and 59S9c for refined in bond. Pork opened
nrmer and closed heavy; sSI 6O@3I IS for new
mess closing at s3l SO regular; $50 90 for old do
ana SA9N IS for prime. Beef heavy and
lower; Sl690 for new plain mess and $20624
Ior new extra mess. Beef hams dull and
nominal. Cut meats firm at l41S@l81Sc for
shoulders and lS1S92lc for hams Bacon de-
Ginning: Lard quiet at Is92OLzc. Butter
quiet ut 0SS3c for Ohio and 279l6c for State.
Cheese dull at6Sl9c.
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city of Mexico correspondence of the
18Th inst. says, the exit OF the
Emperor from the stage of Mexico is
sanguinely expected by the Juarez par.
ty, Il being decided to everybody's sat
isfaction that Macmillan will make a
coup d'etat and disappear before the
departure of the French.
A demonstration was given to the
Empress on her arrival at Vera Cruz.
Military officers and civil ofieersalone
received her, and the usual salutes
were fired, but beyond that nothing
enthusiastic was Yentured upon.
Small fights take place in every por-
ton of the republic. Tampico was be-
ing closely besieged by the liberals,
and It was expected to capitulate soon,
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New York, July 8l.-Havana advices
of the 25th state, that news from jana
lea to the 18th announce that the action
of Governor Eyre has been sus-
tanned by the Investigation made of his
conduct, and testimonial was to be
presented him prior TO his departure for
England on the oath.
had taken place in Hayti, at Gonair
and Aux COyees, headed by General
Salvare, but it was expected that the
Government troops would put it down.
Heavy rain storms and warm weather
prevailed at Havana.
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DETROIT, July 31.-The annual meet
ing of the Western Associated Press
will be held in Detroit on Tuesday,
August 9TH. AT the last annual meet
ing at Louisville the Western Associa-
ted Press was organized under an act
of Incorporation, and at the coming
meeting the organization will be per-
fected, SO that It is important that all
Western dailies desiring to participate
in the privileges of the ASSOCIATION
should be represented. Arrangements,
with reference to securing European
news by the Atlantic Gable, will also
be a subject of consideration,
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NEW YoRK, July sI.-Head Centre
Stephens has addressed a document to
the Fenian Brotherhood, in which he
says: The Fenians In this country are
Of right, subordinate to the organization
in Ireland, and that they will do mis-
chief instead of good unless they work
solely to give aid to the organization in
ireland. He reiterates the statement
that the fight for freedom on Irish soil
will come on this very year. He has
also addressed acirenlRr 10 the Brother
hood in New Jersey, Brooklyn, Will
1iamsburg5 and this city, to meet him
HamIlI, the champion oaTsman, who
was recently defeated in England in a
scaling match against Harry Kelley,
arrived in this city yesterday, and was
warmly received by his friends.
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Cotton I41<c dun in the Liverpool mar.
ket of the 18th, and is doubtless that Of
middling uplands rather than mitld-
ling Orleans, the grades quoted is not
stated in the despatch, but as middling
uPlands has been almost uniformly
given when the price of one descriP-
ton alone was reported, it is probably
the description referred to.
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Guarantee a Cure in Every
Instance,

When taken-thoroughly-n ccortiing 10 the
directions, which accompany each bottle
Clergymen, Physicians, Merchants Profess
lOnal Gentlemen in all stations OF liGe-our
most eminent men in public pOSItIOnS-alI
who have ever used or seen Il used, ioin in
the most unlimited praise OF It's merits; and
men and women, old aud young, by the
thousand, testify and will tell you that IL is
the most wonderful remedy o(the nineteenth
century, whilst the proprietors WARRANT it
IN every case. Letters reach us every day
nom persons In every part of the land, felling
OF the miraculous cures IL has performed
whilst our best physicians are constantly
urging us to tell them the formula from which
Il is made, saying its effects are wonderful,
us success beyond all precedent, and ITS cures
IN even the most aggravated cases. as certain
as SUNRISE. 1t Will stop distress amer eating,
IN a moments time; sweeten sour stomach
assoon as taken; relieve pains or crnTnps i'm
stomach or bowels instantRneously, and ena-
Die the dyspepttc sufferer, who has lived for
yeaS on Graham bread and the Dlainest
diet, to eat n hearty meal without fear OF any
trouble rom it we earnestly aslc one trial
from every sufferer. Sold by druggists every
where, at 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS.
@. g, CLARK & CO., Proprirtors
New Haven, Connecticut.
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NATHANIEL BURBANK,
1at T,iauE n

Richard Ceans, only child of DIR,
Ceans, was killed accidentally, when
passing out of the Medical College. DIR.
Doesti was mortality wounded in the
abdomen; lie had other wounds in the
head, none of which were mortal. John
Henderson's wound was not mortal
Ceans was the only white person killed
the others were negroes.
NEW ORLEANS, July 31.-The Con.
vention prisoners arrested during the
day, yesterday, were released by Gen
Baird, last night. The casualties run
up to about thirty negroes killed, and
several white persons, including pc.
lieeman, dangerously wounded. nr
Doesli, reported mortally wounded
since died. The city is still under mar.
tial law, and quiet. The hall and vesti.
bule of Mechanics Institute presents Q
sad appearance.
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Providence, R. L, July Sl.-The
Rhode Island State Convention, called
by the Democratic State Committee,
met here to-day, and elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention; Reath Lawrence, Amasa
Sprauge, Alfred Antony, Thomas
Stiere, James Parsons, james Water
house and Elisha r. Porter. Resolu-
tions denoucing Congress and
praising the President were Adopted
Hon. Thos, Stiere was President oft
Convention, which was composed chief
ly of democrats. The Convention
was entirely harmonious.
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WnshInrton snanlnla.

New York, July Washington
specials to the morning papers say an
opinion prevails that the bounty equal
ization bill, which passed Congress on
the last night of the session, will cost
the treasury several hundred millions
of dollars. 1t is proper to say that this
opinion is based upon the bill first in
troduced in the Senate by Mr.. Wilson,
which would have cost from two hun.
dred to two hundred and fifty millions.
The bill finally adopted is a compro-
mise between the above bill and the
one introduced into the house by Gen.
Schenck. The former provided for the
payment of one hundred dollars per
year to soldiers who had served three
years, with a government bounty ofnot
more than one hundred dollars, the
bounty to be deducted from the amount
thus to be paid them the latter provid-
ed for the deduction of the local instead
of the government bounty. The bill
passed is estimated to cost seventy or
eighty millions, quite enough, but not as
much as stated by Mr.. Fessenden. The
Paymaster General says It will take
three years to examine the accounts OF
the soldiers to whom this extra bounty
IS due. The amount paid per year will,
therefore, be about $25 10000 The
clause in the new bounty bill awarding
to two years. Eoldiers, who have receiv-
ed a bounty of $50, a sum of $50 more,
is imperative as there is no such clause.
The President has reappointed Joseph
Wilson Commissioners of the land
office. tits said Cornelius Wendell has
been appointed Superintendent OF
Public Printing.
Nearly eight millions of rations have
been issueafo needy whites and blacks
in the south, in the last ten months.
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NEW YoRK, July sl.-BusInes mes
sages are being Transmitted oyer the
cable to and from Europe. The latest
London dates to private parties in this
city were to yesterday forenoon. Four
thcuBl ind words Wrr, Transmitted
through the cable in twelve hours, on
the 18th inst.
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BuTalO Marker,

BUFFALO. July 81.
Flourquiet; extra 50 5O@975. Wheat quiet
AZ 81 IS for No. i Milwaukee, per boat load;
u 30, car load. Corn held at zoe for No.
ml1edi no sales this p. IN. Oats duIl; No.
Chicago held at SS9S9c: Wisconsin at i28 4lc.
harley and Rye nominal Pork $50 50a33.
1saEu aO1S92lc. Canal Freights-To New
YORK, corn l3c, oats 8; TO Albany, corn lie.
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NEW ORLEANS, July sO.-Tamptco
advices of the 18th say, that city is be-
aieged by the Liberals, and it was con-
fdently expected that the city would
had been cut of. About IL or 10 de-
tatehments of cavalry made dash into
the town. The French are organizing
a battalion for their own protection.
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New YORK, July 31.-Collector
Smythe has received dispatch from
the Secretary of the Treasury, to the
effect that the new tariff law will go
into effect ON the 10th day of August
next. 1t was generally understood by
importers that the duties under the
new law would be levied on the first,
Any goods in bond will be chargeable
with the old tariff rates.
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San FRANCISCO, July ga Victoria
dispatch says, that the bark Onward,
OF the Collins telegraph, sailed yester-
day for Petropoulopski.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 28.-The United
states steamer SRwanee, from Valpa.
terday.
Official returns from the recent cleo
ton in Roam county, show that the
Democratic majority is lSl.
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ts OSWEGo, July 81.
Flour-Unchansed; $50 for No, spring:
u@ll 90 for red winter; 100 for white; I8S
400 for Xxx. Wheat-quiet but Without
i 90. Corn-Quiet; No Illinois held nj ia
without sales Oats land Rye-Norninai
Canal FTeights-LoWer; corn 91I9lOc. TO New
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New York Money and stock Market.

RSo"' AOEA money ana SHOCK market.
NEW YORK. July 81.
Money, rather more active at per cent,
Sterling dull at l0S9IO61S.
Gold hrmer; opening at 1909; closing at l49,
Government Stocks are 1<S5S lower.
ErelghtS to Liverpool shade frmer
Government Stocks; $50 coupons, 1862
9-S9 coupons 1885, 1855; 7-2Os, LIST series,
Stocks better; Chicago & Alton preferred. lO7:
PITTSBURGH, Fort Wayne & Chicago lO25S; Chi.
ll5I5; Chicago & Northwestern 38IS; do, pre-
lerred OIL; Cleveland & Pittsburgh SS Michiqan
southern va; Reading ll19<; Erie 66J6; Alton
preferred az; New York Central 1857; Marc
PoSA IL do. preferred 271S; Western Union
Telegraph s81z; Ohio & Mississippi certificates
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NEW York, July 3I.-A Washington
special says the Second Comptroller of
the Treasury is of the opinion that the
Dill for the equalization of bounties is
imperative, in consequence of serious
deiect In the wording of the first sec
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ChIcnrn nn.lrnn

CHICAGO July 81
Flopr-Firm. Wheat-Duu and declined
Ici sales at 409l AZ for No. l; / 9OdI s. for
NO Corn-ActIve at 83{G57kc. Tor No. Il:
S2zSg5oS; Tor no. 2. Oats-DulI, and declined
&9lc.; Z71S92Sc. for No. 2. ProvIsions-DuIl
ETelghts-Eirm and advanced 1s9lc,; Corn
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The market for beef cattle ended frmeF
under more active demand and small sup
ply OF cattle. The range was from Il to I8Sc
out nearly all sold at from 10 to lsc. The Az.
erage quality was pretty good though the
number OF prime was small. There were mo-
very poor cattle on sale and all Offering were
sold early. Veals were in good demand at &c
quest at from IS 90 to 81 so. Hogs were active
aud higher, ranging from III to l15Sc
hECAPITULATT0N.-Th total receipts OS
All stock at all yards for this week and last
week were as follows: - ''7'
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Providence, R. L, July sI.-Byron
Sprague, wealthy and prominent citi-
zen, formerly of the house of A. & w.
Sprague, died suddenly last night,
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BALTIMORE, July sl.-The steamer
Henry L. Gaws Of Shriver's Coal line of
York, exploded her boiler this morn
ing at her wharf. The vessel was
damaged TO the extent of ten thousand
dollars. Her cargo was not Injured.
The cook, Eliza Giles, was killed, Rich
ard Wood, of Baltimore, a fireman. was
severely injured, and Frank King, of
chesapeake City, slightly injured.
There were several narrow escapes.
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SAVANNAH, GA, July 80. Total
number of deaths in this city from
cholera at Tyber to Sunday, was 95.-
To-day there were 2 deaths and one
new case. The total number in the
Hospital Is 81. The latest accounts
report the cholera subsiding In this
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New YORK, July sI.-Nineteen cases
and seven deaths by cholera, in this
city, and fourteen cases in Brooklyn
are reported to-day.
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RaItimore market,

BALTIMORE, July 81.
Flour dull end heavy. Wheat buoyant.
red 81 1892 70. Corn inactive and drooping:
white q 079l 0e. Oats heavy. Provisions
irm. Sugar inactive. Coffee quiet and I'M
changed. Whisky duh.
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New OrIenns lIarIset.

NEW ORLEANS, July 30.
Cotton advanced &c; sales 1900 bales; re,
celpts for two days 700 bales: low mlddlIng &c
Corn declined. Gold 20. Rest unchanged
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Toledo Mnrkef.

TOLEDO, July 81.
Flour quiet. Wheat firmer. sales OF white
Michigan, crop OF 1885, at 81 II; amber do, 1854,
and closing at Gle for mixed. Oats dull,
Rye 4c better; Tic for No. l. Lake FreIghts
dull and Nominal
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PhiladeIPhia MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA July 81.
Flour dull; supernne So S797 %; extra 81 70
@s so. Wheat quIets new red 81 Cd. Corn has
sS99ic; mixed 9299Sc. Coffee firm. Cotton
steady. Whisky dull; Pennsylvania 81 2S9
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MIlHnnRee nInrlet.

MILWAUKEE, July 81.
Flour-Very dull. wheat-DuI and de
cllned &c; 65%. Corn-FIrm 581Sc. for No. /,
Oats-Quiet; 821Sc. for No. l.
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LA PIERRE HOUSE.

PHILADELPHIA.
UTHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING LEASED
this fnVOrite House 1t has been REFTTTED
AND REFURNLsHED in an elegant manner.
and Is now prepared with the most perfect
appointments for the reception OF guests.
The first position among hrst-claS Hotels
will be maintained in the future, as in the
past. Imy26-3ml- BAKER q FARLEY.
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Mrdtfal.
GOES

i HE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY FOR
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Gener-
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In the stomach CT Bowels, and in fact for
every Disorder that has Its origin In a tiIsor-
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assurance that 1t is the safest, surest and hest
dyspepsia Medicine ever known to the world
II Is not n whisky preparation to be used rs a
beverage, but is a Medicine especially adapted
70 diseased or DyspePtlc Stomach. The
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NewLawns.

DECEIVED By EXPRESS THIS MORN
NJ Ing handsome and cheap Jaeonstts and
l4 &siS 2 : kAop'
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JS RHODHS

HAs REMOVED HIS STOCK TO THE
Ill Back part Of the Religions Book Store
Room, and viii open out this morning with
Good INST coloFed Prints II I23<.
Heavy yard wide Brown huRfns at25c.
All Wool DeLAine3 In spring coioTs at 600.
and other goods At le8 prices than ever.
apr2 -.-r .
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Nov Yorlk CnttIe nInrl,et-

NEW YORK, July 81.
The current prices for the week at all mar
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General Orders No. 60:
In consequence of the notorious and
unlawful proceedings OF to-day, mar
tial law is proclaimed in the city of New
Orleans. Brevet Major General A. v.
Kautz is appointed Military Governor
of the city. He will make his quarters
in the City Hall, and his orders will be
infinitely obeyed in every particular.
All civil funcLionaries will report to
General Kautz, and will be instructed
by him with regard to such duties as
they may hereafter be required to per-
form. By order of
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Farming implements

Farming Implements.
or BUCKEYE MOWERS AND F-STR A q
I'd for same.
10 Buckeye Jr. ReAperg,
10 champion Mowers
100 Horse takes
10 Champion Cider Mills.
10 Farming Mills.
g Assorted Cutting Boxes.
10 Patent BiaclIsInitlls Forges.
90 boz. Horse Buckets.
lO0 assorted Flows and CuItIvatOm.
" COOK Patent EyapoEatoIs.
" Assorted Cane Mills
% DoZ. Hand RakcS.
Just received and for sale at the AgTicul-
tuEal Depot of DODSON & BROS
lulB-2TnW No. q Main street
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AnEls.
Stannnn House.
DAVIS' HOTEL.

OAKLAND, AIIegany county, Md.
TUHE ABOVE HOTEL HAS JUST BEEN
comniefed and is now open for the &C
F5ammodation or the public Good servants,
and strict attention on the part OF the pro
pFietor and employees to the wants OF the
e6arges' win. we trust, insure to my house a
''''- HENRY DAVIS,
iug-2md Proprietor:
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LYONS
Periodical Drops,
The Great Female Remedy
for Irregularities,
for Irregularities,

ton, OF direct and positive notion; beller than
any pills or powdeIs-Saie at all times except
when forbidden in the directions. They are
prepared by myself, ut my MIGRATORY in New
raven ~. Having practiced In the hospi-
tals OF Paris and London, and with over IS
years OF eXperience in this city, in female dis
eases and weaknesses, present nv French
Periodical Drops TO the public MS superior to
any remedy known as corrective of Irregu-
larties, for suppresSIons and DISTINCTIONS;
and always reliable and safe excent when
prohibited in my circular accom- u. nying each
bottle. have appointed MezSsIs O. O. Clark
q Co., wholesale Druggists OF this city, nv
general agents for the United States. frise
where.
Prepared by IL. lyon, NJ. D.,
!nay:O-lyW New Haven. Ct.
ST4ATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: OHIO
June Rules, 1865.
stephen klmOall, partners in business
using the firm name OF HnddOck, Reed &
James Young, John Knox, Daniel schnmbra,
e. L. Craumer and Thomas Johnston.
III Chancery.
Tho object ofthIs suit Is to set aside the con-
Neyance OF the moth half of lot No. 80. in
that part of the city of Wheeling called The
-Old Town OF Wheeling" by James Young TO
Thomas Johnston and g. /. Cmnmer in trust
to secure debt ALLEGED to be due Daniel
SchRmDT1, and TO subject the said property
| TO sale for the satisfaction OF judgments OBJ
tlined by the cOmplAinnntS against John
Knox and JRmeS Young.
| The defendant, Thomas Johnston, being
| non resident OF this state. on motion or the
comPlyinnntstt T. ordered that he appear here
within one month after the fourth weekly
! publication Of this order. and answer COM
plalnants bill, OF the same will be taken for
confessed by linn.
A Copy ] este:
JACOB BURRLE, Clerk.
PECK & HUBBARD,
For compl'ts. jyls-l,dAatw
| CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: OHIO
| - County Circuit Court.
June Rules, 1896.
John Frissell
Pulaski Scatterday. = ~ 1-''''
The object OF this suit is to recover of the
DESCENDANT a debt due plaintiff amounting to
S6A9lt and interest; the attachment herein
having been levied by the sheriff on the
east half OF lot No. Us ON Zane street.
the defendant not being resident OF this
StateIon the motion OF the plainunit IL order
\ ed that he appear here as defendant to this
action within one month a1ter the fourth
/ weekly publication OF this order.
A Copy Teste:
PECK & HUBBARD, for PHI. jyl3-lthS3tw
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TN CHANCERY.
James H. atOut's Executors,

Is.
John Hazlett, deed.
The creditors of John IIazIett decd and
all othen interested, will take notice That by
virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of
1855, I'm this cause 1 shall ON the 23o nay
OF AUGUST, 1896, at my office In the City of
wheeling, proceed TO take and state and ac-
count OF the debts which may be still out
standing against the Estate OF said John
haElett, deceased, not already reported on
together with their prtoutteS.
GIBSON l.. CRANMER
Jy1O-dlt63tW Commissioner.