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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-01

''rnE SECRET SESSION. The occasion for
the holding OF the recent secret session of the
State Senate was the receipt of several tele-
graph messages from members of Congress in
reply to one sent to them by Gov Peirpoint
propounding the question, whether, if Virginia
now adopted the constitutional amendment, -
she would be relieved of the Sherman BILL
They were Messrs. Reverdy johnson and
FesSenden OF the Senate, and Messrs. S pauld-
ing and Bingham of the House. All save Mr.
Bins ham replied by telegraph, and he wrote a
letter. All save Mr. johnson responed in the
negative Mr.. Spalding said it was "too late. !"
Mr.. johnson was in doubt, but thought the
adoption Of The amendment would do great
deal Of good Mr.. Bingham wrote very
earnest letter, urging the earliest action upon
the Sherman bill, the adoption Of AL the con-
stitutional amendments required by it, and
giving the most earnest ASSURANCES that when
that Was done. Virginia would be welcomed
back 10 the Union by the Congress and the
northern people who were anxious to see
her res ored to her place among the States
The Senate did not 90 into secret session for
the purpose of immediate action, but merely to
Interchange views in reference to the general
welfare in the event of certain contingencies
Their deliberations we're merely of the nature
OF consultation, action being deferred untlt the
proper time for it.
The Governor is understood to have sent the
message at the request OF prominent gentle
men; but the Legislature was not party to
the correspondence in any sense. Indeed, few
members knew anything about it. It is pro-
per that the Legislature should not now be un-
derstood as having made this inquiry, simply
because they did not Richmond Dispatch
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The Richmond Enquirer says: ut is ull-
Gcrstood that kilograms received here from
Washington, in answer to inquiries, stated that
nothing which the Legislature could DO, would
arrest or modify the measures now pending
relative to the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-01

The Paris and New York papers announce
that short dresses for Spring wear" are to be
the fashion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-01

The Petersburg Index most ably argues
against the acceptance by Virginia OF the Mill
tary Force bill, and against "re, organizing"
eve. again under its provisions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-01

Tie bridge over the Rappahannock, at
Waterloo, Fauquier county. is to be rebuilt.
Mr.. ". II. Burke is to rebuild it, the Warren
ton Sentinel says upon the promise Of Mr. r.
c. Newly, and Messrs. Sedwick g. Shepperd,
merchants of War!enton, to become responsi.
bic for the payment thereof
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-01

4 n ACT, fixing the salaries OF certain off
~ Gers OF the Corporation, for the year 1867.
SEC. l. Be it euacicH6y the City CouasH Of H.
c:ra?ldria, That the following officers shuil re.
ccive the following laries, viz:
The salary Of the Mayor Shall be $500, in full
for I'll services, and all contingent emolUmcnts
accruing to the office, such as tax the seal OF
the Corporation, fees, SC, he shall pay into the
Treasury monthly.
The Auditor shall receive 5000.
The Attorney for the Corporation shall re-
cclyc us legal advisor of the City Council and
the officers Of the Corporation, $50.
The Superintendent Of the Gas Works shall
receive $500
The Superintendent of Police and Street Conn
missioner shall receive $500.
The Clerk Of the Market shall receive 500
and 2! per cent commisS on on all perquisitcs
The Guagcr of Casks and Inspector Of Spirits
shall pay quarterly into the City Treasury 80
per cent Of the gross cmOlumcntS Of said Office.
The Collectors Of taxes for the Northern and
Southern Districts shall receive - per cent on
the amount collected and paid over by them
in such funds rs collected.
The Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department
shall receive so.
Which salaries shall BE- paid monthly out Of
Each Assessor shall receive Sl50 upon the
completion of his duties and delivery Of his
books to the Clerk of the Common Council,
upon whose certificate to that effect the Auditor
shall issue his warrant upon the Treasurer, to
be paid out Of the general fund.
SEC. = BE ii further en0ctcd, That This act
shall be in force from its passage.
Passed the Board OF Aldermen Feb. %, 1867
GEO. BRYAN, President
Passed the Common Council Fcbr'y 70, 1861
JNO. b. SMOOT, President.
Approved HUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
THOMAS NJ. WHITE, Clerk G. G.
MARCH 1st-Opcn this day, choice makes
| - - L
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Edgar A. Poe the poet, lies buried 10
church yard in Baltimore, and it is proposed tt
erect monument over his grave.
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LOTHIE callers
ARNOLD & FIELD.
VI ERCHANT TAILORS.

g MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed from No. 50 to No. 83, KIM
street. and resumed their old business. where
they would be pleased to receive g call from
their friends, or any one III want Of e. sui. Of
good Clothes We have on hand and are re-
cci7ing good line Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS
LINENS, &C,
which we will make to order, very !ow, for the
next two months, especially.
We propose to continue our
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
where you will always find the latest styles.
We will furnish
IS cheap u: thcy can be had ut retail in Phil.
deiphia Warranted 10 tit and wear we'll CSl
and see rs, at No. 81, King St, doolt west OF
Royol aug 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-01

cltlzeh VI Ielcl1ino'io' """ w. =, :. =,
active and useful member OF the Couhcll, diea
at his res;deuc, in that city, on Tuesday.
oo,,;,lo.oil, reS,ct;on in thc salaries Of
IL IoNS'1'' $4,000. loo, ,,,,,I, l,,
the ohcerS OF the company ilaS "'on '''>'' -
the Board Of Directors OF the James River Hhd
Kanawha Canal COMPANY.
,r,,o , .oo ,,o,o, q oat4o, ,,L;.l, v,rn ~ the
J III 1''0o 0'ies =, '0'''I "'''I'' ,,I. ha,,o
Tennessee oepo' Ill lN''c''""'E '''' "''I' ""'0
nearly all been taken on t" Norfolk ny the
Southsidc company
IVA .;t, nt pr,rr>;mrr VA. has built two
:,, .x,J ooula1 ooo Can (,r,nt and
ulcusl"s oCo"s' ''''' '''''N'
the other Ncn. Lee
The White Suiphcr Springs Will be opened
g. .lo .ooo,t;on ri r;S;tnrs tho cnminr season.
''t ~ ~ ~ o., r.,,,, a,,o,.
n. N. Trout; l'ie '0'"'' "o"'''' Il VIZ Aus
tn, intends 10 resign.
-
CoSG%ESS: Ill me oehatc' ScS'TiI"o ~
bill establishing department VI HIiaca' io !:
was passed. a reS0iutloh was l'an.cu PEI .'i,'-
ting GuStavus '. FOX ana t'le oilicvlS u INC
ir0n-cla! Mlant0nomah ana the suiooaC Au-
guS:a TO receive presents 1CnucrCo thclll ny INC
Emperor OF Russia. nc ColhlnlttCc on Iciil-
mrrcc was discharged from The further cG!lSin-
Grafton of the petition to construct national
railroad from Washington 10 Cinc'nHall a"4
also of The petition to build military and
postal railroad from Washington to New ork.
The Senate conquered IN the House alhen1-
merts 20 the bill providing for q temporary iii
crease IN I'll: pay oi army onlcc'S' ~ ~" 5ocS'
70 the President. motion was entered To
reconsider the vote on the passage OF the bl!!
creating Bureau OF Educanon. 1he CiVl!
Appropriation hli' was taken up, inc question"
beng on the 2!hehahen' u 'ne 'o"'iii',ee o'i
Finance proTldlnG Tor the payment 0, ASSIST
ant Assessors q the heVehue III tue 0""theLh
States who were una'!e TO '"Ee me t''' "'I II.
Iong discussion 'nSued aud oarIhH IT. ~
ChandleT reiterated the cna'GeS mace oy MN
the day 'cl0'e against the Secretary OF ne
Treasury The ans hamcnt "a3 nha'lS i'loll-
he'd so as to pro7lHc Ihat 'he secretary IS "i'.
tho'Ked 10 pay 10 Such pc''"h' a. were 'I'"'A'S
employed IN the collection OF '"c 'h'cLlIa' rev
nue. IN the Southern ;>Il,cS PRIOR 10 Au&u,' J.,
1866. compensation at the rae prescr'hcu ~
law FIR the raymc"t 81 assistant ":"es'o'" L,
was then PASSED. AZ amendinen: was agIeed
to appropria'ing one hundred Thousand dollars
for the erection II building t1r the DEPART
ment OF Agriculture, and al>o one providing
that aIlthe advertisements o. all the depart
mcnts Of The Government, lrciud'nE ne law,
Of Congre>3. shall hcrealter OIL he pai'iisfrd
in the two papers IN The District o. t"nIn!!a
having the largest cnculatio". !t@ az hiH
was taken up. Pending its consideration the
Senate took 4 recess.
Ersn5ng Session. he eonsd2Talun OF the tax
bill was proccedei WltH nc pIONiSivH ao"i
ishng the tax on newspaper adrcrtlse-
ments was stricken ont. Boots, shoe bindings
and strings were addict 10 the free hSt and
r. two cont. :: nound ate: SeD.erl;rr I t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-01

1t will be seen that Mr. John Esten Cook
has written new work-''The Wearing Of the
tray (which will shortly be published.
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GOLD.

New YORK, March 1-Gold to-day, l4OE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-01

In the North Carolina legislature, Yesterday,
Mr. Seaggin Introduced resolution declaring
the willingness Of North Carolina 10 accept in
good faith tie proposed reconstruction plan OF
Congress-. It created much excitement, and
al animated discussion ensued. II was ii ualy
referred to the COMMITTEE on Federal Rela-
lions y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-01

z L O T.
Z \ VI. .Janncy's Extra; A. "; dH"-
ney's Family; Wclch's Columbia MilIs kX.E"
Wclchs Family, and other brands Of hA"'
Flour, in store and for sale by
dec 10 GEORGE il. ROBI NSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-01

The sorghum enterprise is becoming greatly
extended, particularly III the West where it is
now al interest of no inccnsiderabIe mag nitude.
1t is estimated that from thirty y thirty five
millions OF gallons are annually produced A
new process has been discovered which proni
scs to cnanle the producer Of sorghum to refine
his own syrup at a trIh!og expense, making it
equal to the best syrup Of the refners
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-01
DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
q Substitute for CalOlneI.

These Pills are composed Of various roots,
having the power to relax the secretions of the
liver as promptly and effectually a. blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any oS those
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the latter. .r.Lts 81
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence. n they promote the discharge
of vitiated bile, and remove those distractions
from the liver and hillary ducts, which are the
cause of bilious affections in general sr-
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILIIScure Sick
Headache, and all disorders of the Liver, indi.
Gated by sallow akin, coated tos que costiveness
drowsiness, and a general feeling of WEAKNESS
and lassitude. showing that the liver Is in tor.
pid or obstructed condition. -ls.s-
In short, these Pills may be used with advIn-
tage in all cases when . purgative or Alternative
medicine is required. I'D
Please ask for DIR. Schenek' s Mandrake fills, =
and Observe that the two kkenesses Of the Doc
tor are on the Government stanp-one when In
the last stage Of Consumption, and the other In
his present health 2 -1[-lL TIL E-.J -
Sold by oil. Druggists and DealerA Price IS
cents nes box. Prinrfpf Once, Ne Is Nsrth
9th Street. Philadeiphia, Pa
Genersl Wholesale Ageuts. Denss names q
Co, n Park Row, New ferk: 8 Sc HAnca lGB
baltimore ST. BaitimsN, Nd; Joha %. Park 3.
& cor Of Fourth and Walnut 81 Cineinnafi'
Avsnus, Chicaso, M; Collins Hrpthers sosfs.
west corner Of Second and yins EFesiS "a
Louis, Ne. Foctaiifh stk sn,iy
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THE CHILD's. CURE.
Laughlin's Infant Cordial,

rFVH yCHiIDRlENI uEE1HiNG. ~,
An astonishing fact that the largest number
of deaths occur among children. ~ fact that
while teething children are IN constant pain.
A fact that during that. period nothing will TO
lieve them sooner or more effectually than
g. 'EAUGHLnS. INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers, do not see them suffer. -.
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Mothers, relieve their sufferings by
THE INFANT CORDIAL.
is greatly facilitatedby
THE INFANTS CORDIAL. '.'
Fretfulness and Wakefulness cured
By THE INFANTS CORDIAL. |
Cholio and Pain cured instantly
? By THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Summer Complaint cured ara rr- ..
n BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL
No Sleep Loaf. NoCrying Baby II you
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Every bottle warranted to please or price ne.
fnSed. Prepared only by .a
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
febai Druggists, Main street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-01
A Puzzle for the Curious.

Under certain circumstances q cap
tain found that ont of his crew of 80
.seamep, he GOULD lsaye but one. The
seamen, therefore; resolved among them
selves that the captain should count
them of, after they had arranged them
selves in circle-telling off every
tenth man for death, until all but one
should be sacrificed. The captain was
allowed to begin his count at whatever
part efthe line or circle he might see
proper, but having once begun, he was
to count to his right and was not at
liberty to omit or turn back. But as he
was anxious to save one particular man
of the crew, the preston was: Where
must he begin in order to accomplish
his wish
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-01
New York Prize Association
= 500 Broadway, Nsw.Ysrh.

Iegsthsr with larRs asssrSment Of nss and
Elegant Jeweiry ysissd 1t t5oo 90, sill b" do
tributsd - fellovsi
The name sad vaius Of sseh article o. OF
Envvlspes, and we'll niIsd. On rsesIp, q .
eents; an enyelops eontainibg such Ticket .H
be drawn vithsut choice, and delivered gi on
omos, % sent By hah 70 any address TIE ygf
chaser after seeing wkst article it drsws and u,
yAlue-uhich may be from One 10 Five Hahdr,d
DollArs.oan then, on payment Of One DdiS
feoelve ne aftacie named, er may sdehanss :.
the ssne valpe. Evsry, Ticket draws On srtids
worth One Dollar, OF nonss 0No Btanta
Osr patrons can depend % prcmpt retuip
The articles dawn VIA 10 fnme6istsly sepi b
Express or stan mall, or delivered 1t our Ofses
receipt Of Valuable Din from ma nav e sss
on ME stour once. among whsm ve arc ~
miftsd 70 refer 10: =
John s. Holeomb. Lambertrills. y. j. Gou
watch, value no. xr. & Bennett. "a Cun
seIand Street, Brooklyn. Sowing machine ~
narin He1, Stamford, Conn, God LsTa
ington, ID. e.. Diamond Pin, ti1s J.C. saihs<
l.nd, 100 Lexington Avenne, Pispe, t15c. hn.
~ Jachon, 30 xinetsenth ~, n. Y. Sewing
Machine 30. Joseph Camp, ElmirA y. Y, Me-
lodeon, $50. 1ias- l. Coilins, Alsnta, Ga
Diamond Cluster Ring. e2S. Dr. Henry snis
" MHcestsr naAs-, sewing Machine, " ~
s sa IL Isth strest - z, GA wsteh, w.. W.
Jages Rnssel, AeesSenery, Ala, Geld Hunt
ing Watch, t2s0. r. T. Smith, Providsnes; <
l., Silver Lever watch. 80. Osear Purdy Ma
isens n; J.; Nssie Iex. rs. Hs.. 2 8 Newell
y; Psni Nina. Gs,S wsssh sies- > se."2
Peck, HarieD. Ms. Nnsie Boz, rs VIM Ray
mond, Dayton, Ohio. Silver Tee Set, eixh Mo
X n. schssck. Dstraf, Mica, Disnsnd Eaf
Ring, tzb. Picsrs Bsssdin. s.. ChAriss Bos,i.
Barnes, g. Louis, No.. Melodson, value sf15.
~. chance TO sbtsin sny Of tbs sssvs A.
ticlss fes Ono Dollar By pusehasfne 8 Ssalsd IN
ICED 70 all
FL Tickets for One Dollar, n for Two Da
am. y for Five Dollarn Grsss Isiuce1ssH
Aesnn. All Lsstsn shseN b sAAnssssa
~ y L. = y. H RAY 4 CO.
seeifdkvan - Brosdvsy. Nsw Ycf.
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TIE TA...rs in the ols.. Time.

20 ~ INC Vhocn AH"es
-. In Shakspeare's day the audience ut u
theatre was not confined'to the body of
the house, but occupied part of the stage
itself S&penee was the usual price for
seat on the stage, but there were also
twelve penny stools" though what the
difference was is not clear, unless the
higher charge was paid by those who
brought pages with them to keep their
pipes duly supplied with tobacco. PO-
cts were admitted without payment
the mysterious free list, that now a days
is always suspended" being an insti-
tuition rs old as the drama. The fast
men of that period-the ''young gal
LIANT" as he was called-went to the
play house to show off his clothes and
bewitch the ladies by displaying his
proportionable leg, white hand, Persian
locks, and tolerable beard; and for such
an exhibition the stage afforded the best
opportunities. When the prologue was
ready to go on, the gallant made his
appearance with his three-legged stool,
sat himself down on the rush strewn
boards, "vanantly beating down the
news and Kisses of the opposing rascal
ity," and amused himself by taking a
hand at cards till the third trumpet an
=. nounced the commencement Of the per.
formances. Then he lighted his pipe
and whiled away the two hours occu.
pied by the play by whistlng accom-
paniments to the songs, crying. at the
merry speeches, mewing at the passion
3 ate ones, laughing at the serious scenes
cfiticising the aStors loud enough to b.
heard all over the house, - was the Gus
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stntc,of West virginia.

J(hio Coanty 0ircsdf Court, = February
n Rites, 1867. 10 wT"iia,f on 'HoA =
David NeaseE and 'Harhan B. Sease, partners,
iuifder Inc firm, name Of ID. Nease x Son re- vii.
liam a. Iafferty: survivor of himself and John
Eaiferty, decreased hate. parters. as j, & w. q.
Latlerty. and Joseph, Seybold, Administrator Of
the estate of John ,Laferty deceased, and the
Baltimore and 0IIio Railroad COMPANY. Attach.
ment in Chaneery. .uG fEsV ". ,E.f'rH ~
sJNHB OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO RE.
l. cover FROM the defendants the debt dine BY
them TO the plaintiffs, amounting to the sum Of
thirteen hundred 10000 90, dollars, with interest
from the frat Qst) day OF July, 1853, flId the
costs of this suit puf iH.fu!G T'It NH.gNH -
. II APPEARING from an affidavit filed in, the
cause that the defendant, William G. Lafferty is
not resident oftfis State, on motion Of the
plaintiffs by their attorney, II Is ordered that
he appear here within ono month after the
fourthtH weekly publication, and due posting
OF this order anil attend to his interest In this
suit. MICHAEL j. BREIN1G-
A copy Teste: MICHARLiJ. BRETNIG,
PECK s. HUBBARD. @. asafn b. Clerk.
. Attorneys for Plaintiff, mari -oaw-4t
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MARRIED:

On the eeth. Of February, by the Rsy: II;
Miss L1BBIE T.. KING Iall Of Wheeling e.
The bdrrntihn supply Of "creature comforts
that Accompanied the ofssoing notice was adj
aitlonsi evidence that pilr typYgra phicai friend
deserves an The happlhfss Ne win dbtbfle.s e1..
.porience in his new relation, We feel warrant
ed in, the belief that he win never prove recre-
an, to the KIM of his affections, and heartily
wish that his entire matrimonial ,ia experience
may be a 'f,lsuble ,leaded itaks,f sithont side,
notes" or YrefereneesY, in the margin OF the
'.prOof" ga ,rr7 brL "a ..u hrJ .e.uTr
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PrrfsDuKaH. May 10, ls66.

:. 4 I +. -, PrrfsDuRaH... May 10, ls66
Messrs. Hostetter q Smith:
GENTLEMEN: during visit to the West last
fall, contracted chills and fever, which brought
me to my bed, and finally terminated in typhoid
fever, and confined me TO my room for several
months, durng which time ! was physically 40
prostrlted That ] almost despairsiEof ever re.
couering my health; having almost ontiisay lost
my appetite for days, not being able 70 eat q
morse added to which was distressed with n
rccling sensation in my head, and passed many
sleepless nights-all from debility caused by my
PROSTATE condition, brought about by fever. At
this stage of my condition friend recommended
me to use your celebrated Stomach Bittera, but
being morally opposed to the use of stimulants
tnanJ form, at fist declined, hat {aherwards
yielded my prejudlces, and,' after taking the
medicine for several weeks, my appetite re.
turned, and with il I am, rapidly, regaining my
former strength and vigor az Sleep from the
loss of which have suffered nuch,l has never
been better than IT, il now, and the Keeling SEN
sationp (before alluded to) has entirely ef meS
My bOwels which were much ennstipated and
irregular, are now quite natural, and, in fact,
am glad to say that feel myself o new man, and
tender you this testimonial of my appreciation
of your valuable preparation, in order that 9th.
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state ofWest Virginia.I :.

'oAio.; c0,,sty Circuit Court, fe9raqrs
ii Rules, 1851 .,si,u To- 7a,s,q 10
+, Thomas Hughes rs,. William g. LafsrtS.5 At
tachment in Assumpsit
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is fo. RE.
L cover from the defendant, william G. Laf.
ferty, the debt due by him to the plaintiff,
Thomas Hughes, Amounting to the sum of one
'terest thereon, and the costs of this suit
II appearing from an affidavit flsd In this
cause, that the defendant, William &. Lafferty,
ID noea resident Of this State, on motion Of the
plaintiff, by his counsel, it Is ordered that he
appear here within one month after the fourth
weekly publication and the due posting Of this
order and attend 10 his interest IN this suit e
% 10 sh..8 !ra Il MICHAEL j. BREINIG.
copy. Teste: MICHAEL j. BREINIG, ~
Il ~ At.'ys for Piaintiff ~ OF mari .oaW.tt
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A Hermit

n Hermit
b Has taken up his abode in the Apache
eonntry, in the Hunco mountains, about
tbitty-6yes miles east of FL Passo. .. He
'is an Italian by birth, about sixty years
of age, speaks many languages, is, we'll
educated, and is believed by the simple
Mexicaps, who visit him by hundreds,
to be endowed with remarkable gifts,
such as the working Of miracles, etc.
He has resided in Peru, among the
Andes, in Brazil, Patagonia, Central
America, and subsequently in Europe
and Asia, and also in the Pyrenees, and
more recently among the mountains of
New Mexico.
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State Of West virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, January
Rules, 1867. .r.... .,... ..,, =. +"
Jacob S. Sbriver ns. Edward Sheehan and
Robert b. Woods, late partners, under the firm
name Of Sheehan & Woods and Charles 0tte.
Injunction and Attachment In Chancery. g. ..
i,lsHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TORE
] cover against tho defendants lSheehan &
Woods, debt due by them TO the complainant,
amounting to the sum of Sc, so, with interest
andcosts Of suit mn attachment endorsed on
the writ issued hereiH having been. issued By
the Sheriff on sundry articles Of public property
belonging to said defendant, Sheehan.
And itappearing from an affidavit filed In the
canse that the said defendant Edward Shsehan,
is not a resident ofthis State, an motion of the
complainant by his counsel, it is ordered that
he do appear here within one month after the
fourth weekly publication and the due posting
of this order, and attend to his interest in tns
suit. MICHAEL j. BREINIG..
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL j. BREIEIG,
PECK & HUBBARD, '.IDE lIiiW Clerk.
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