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,C0N0REssIo NALAia
WASHINGTON, afsrch ., 1867. 4

WASHINGTON, Afafch sIooSsH
PIX lssrts SENATE.
The Chair submitted the annual re-
mort of educational Academy OF Science.
Referred to the committee on Printing.
ON motion Of Mr.. Conness the docu-
ments on file in relation to the recipro-
CITY treaty between the United States
and the Hawaiian Islands wererefeired to
the COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs. ~ -
Mr.. Henderson, from the committee
on Indian Affairs, reported the House
bill appropriating $50, 900 to defray the
expenses Of the commissioners seRt-by
the Fl. President Ito theaiPdiAtnt s country
Mr.. Van Wrinkle presented petition 81
tho citizens of Alex andria asking Con-
gress to delayNsStion on the Joint reso-
luton annulling the Alexandria cleo.
tions until the people Of Alexandria had
on opportunity of being heard on the
subject.
Mr.. Wilson said that since offering the
resolution referred to he had been wait
ed upon by delegation from Alexan-
duta' whaa assured bin They did not bes
liew ha7ateact 0f Con- esSappllcaN 6
tdtheif 1ate election, aSiio distract COM
mander had been appointed, and In the
May elections they should receive the
votes of negroes under the military law.
Mr.. johnson said the people of Alex
andria had consulted several eminent
professional men, who had told them
the colorcd people were not entitled to
vote at the late election under the mil
itary bill.
Mr.. Trumbull, fiom the Judiciary
committee, reported joint resolution
appropriating one million dollars for
the relief of the destitute people of the
South, and Southwest, to be expended
uslder the sapsrinteIiden 81 the eanli
missioners of the Ffsedniens Bureau ;
Mr.. Trumbull said General Howard had
called on the Judiciary committee this
forenoon aud testified that unless some
thing of this kind was done there would
be actual starvation among the disloyal
portion of the South. Former appro-
priations had been sufficient to provide
for the wants of the freedmen andloyal
refugees, but under the resolutions
passed no money could be spent in re-
lieying the destitute of the disloyal
population. 1t was now asked to cX-
tend the aid to, all alike. The recon-
mendationo Of the committee was $3.50
on less than that asked for by General
Howard.
In the course of the debate, Mr.. Stew
art assailed the management of Indian
affairs.
Mr.. Harlan denied that there was any
more corruption in the Indian affairs
than, in any other department Of the
government. y -t - OH :.
After a long debate, the resolution
passed.
Mr.. Cameron introduced q resolution
instructing the committee on Foreign
Relations to enquire what steps were
necessary to prevent foreign govern
ments from introducing upon this conti-
nent institutions and governments con-
trary to those established by the found
ers of this republic, etc, which was re-
ferr ed to the committee OH Foreign Re
lations.
The Senate went into executive ses-
sion, and soon after adjourned. : 3 II
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI MAJ

CINCINNATI, Mafcn y.
FLOUR-Stcady, with moderate
demand; superline 15a10 %; trade
brands II 50al3 80; and fancy Ia GOA
IL 90.
WHEAT-Stcady, with fair demand
for spring, at 9 4ja2 so for No. l.; and
2 30 for winter.
CORN-In moderate demand, at Ola
60 for No. 2.
OATS-In better demand; No. 51a52.
. RYE-Steady, mt 25al &c. " q 3
WIIISki-Steady, at 2G in bond.
COTTON-Dnll, and prices nominal;
no demand; middling could be bought
at %; the large receipts reported at New
Orleans had depressing influence,
which, with the discouraging news
from Liverpool, caused buyers to with
draw from the market; receipts during
the week were Avs bales; and from
the 1st of September 104,673 bales.
against 1878, 1877 bales for the same time
last season.
MESS PORK-Firmer; sales of city
at 20 IS; and country at 20 Is; hold
ers at the close asked rs higher.
BULK MEATS-In good demand;
sales 100000 pounds at II for shoulders;
81 a9s for sides; l09all for clear sides,
and llal15 for hams.
LARD-Firmer under the news from
Liverpool; sales of country at II; city
held at 12t.
BACON-Less active with no change
in prices; shoulders st; sides 1Os; clear
rib do III, and clear at l2i; the damage
done to railways in Tennessee has
caused falling off in the demand from
Georgia and Alabama.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-15a15i, and
the demand fair.
SUGAR-Steady at 12a15 for raw.
COFFEE-Firm at 26a29.
MOLASSES-Sales at 90a95 for New
Orleans.
SORGO-Sales at 25a4O, and in de-
mand from refiners.
BUTTER-Dull but prices unchanged;
sales of light colored at 22a25; yellow
30a33.
CHEESE-Sales at l6tal7. with good
demand.
EGGS-Declined to III.
SEEDS-Firm at s 90a9 90 for clover,
and 330a3 40 for timothy.
FLAX-Dull at 2 3Oa2 so; tie latter
rate can only be obtained for choice
clear.
MONEY-Markct is close at 0a12 per
cent. Exchange dull at par buying.
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Lewis L,msforl against Robert wray and
George Enlner. Eli in Chancery, pending In
the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West vir.
GINA.
VNHE DEFENDANTS WILL TAKE No
i tics that the dispositions Of Joseph II. Con.
nelly and Others, will be taken ut the Office Of
10th day of April, ls67, between the hours Of .
O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock =. NJ on behalf Of
the plaintiff to be read in evidence on the trial
Of the above cause. And if from any cause.
the taking Of said dispositions should not be
commenced, or being commenced should not be
completed ON that day, the taking Of the same
win be adjourned from time to time until the
same be completed LEWIS LUNSFORD.
febl3-w4t
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Genera! Tkomns-Vi'gini Wilson's
BilI-The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

New YORK, March "a letter from
General George ii. Thomas is published,
declining the nomination for President,
proposed by the Union men in Tennes-
see. He says rs he is nothing but a sol
der he can best serve his country III
that capacity.
The Times special says: 4 delegation
of prominent Nirsinians are i'll Wash
ington for an interview with the Presi-
dent and Attorney General, and to OBJ
tain from the latter q decision author
izing the military commandments to APP
point the judges ofelectiOn of delegates
to the convention, provided for under
the reconstruction bill.
Judge Ould, who denounced in the
Virginia State Senate the proposition
to call the convention, and all its sup
porters as traitors to the South, is one
of the delegation, the proposition hav-
ing passed both Houses, notwithstand-
ing his opposition.
This delegation seek to get control of
the appointment OF judges of the cleo
ton so Us to influence the choice of Off
GERS.
Senator Wilson's bill, now before the
Senate, will probably pass at once, and
thus settle the question as to who shall
control the preliminary elections.
The select committee on military
commandments for the Southern States
has not yet been made.
1t is not trne that General Grant has
recommended Generals Sheridan, Sickle'
and others. General Sickles is not eli
gible, as his rank in the regular army is
Colonel.
The Senate is disposed to remain i'll
session for the twenty days in which
the President is required under the ten
ure of Office law to send in his nomina-
tions, and then adjourn till October OF
December.
The Times special says: General Full
lerton, now Post Master at st. Louis
who has been lodging the subphGna OF
the Judiciary Committee in the i'm.
peachment matter for about month, is
to be brought to Washington by an of
fcer.
The Tribune's special says: The
President yesterday returned to the
Senate the name of Mr.. Cowan for Min.
lister to Austria. 1t was not rejected,
but laid on the table.
The name of Gen. Bartlett as Minister
to Stockholm was also sent in, Senator
Sumner will oppose his confirmation.
The. Worlds special says: At the Sena-
torial caucus last evening it was agreed
to continue in session until the Presi-
dent had put in operation the military
reconstruction law, and then adjourned.
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LAND SALE.

'VHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER FOR
i sale upon the premises at public auction on
Thursday, the 2Ist day Of March, 1867 tract OF
225 acres Of valuable land situate on Duck
creek, Harrison county. W. Va, 81 miles from
West Milford This Is the homestead farm OF
the late Colonel A. L. Patton deed, and Ia In a
high state Of cultivation, with large and com.
modious buildings, &c, &c.
Persons wishing to purchase, viii be shown
the Land by calling upon E. W. Patton, in West
Milford, or Milton Smith, (colored,) upon the
premises.
TEKNs-Accommodatin
Should this land not be sold upon that day il
viii be rented out for twelve months.
K. w. PATTON, IT,
L. n PATTON,
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New York sleek Market.

NEW YORK, March y.
Gold, 135; Ohio certificates, 127al27i;
Canton. 40ia40i; Cumberland Coal, 30i
aba; Quicksilver, 36a37; Mariposa pre-
ferred, 122ial24; Western Union Tele-
graph, 42sa42s; New York Central, 1885,;
Erie, 464a56s; Hudson, 139a140; Read
ing, 1o2talO24; Michigan Southern, 72sa
TT; Illinois Central, 1l5}all6; Pitts.
burg, s18as2; Rock Island, 95aa95s;
North Western, 35sa36; do. preferred,
63a63i; Fort Wayne, 95la9oi; Pacific
Mail, l26la127!; Atlantic, s6la5S.
Government securities were heavy
and lower ut the morning board on the
1881 and $50 coupons, with the excep-
ton of new bonds. Prices were firIncr
this evening on all $50 bonds, except
January and July coupons of 1866. The
closing prices were: Registered, 81,
lOSsalU9i; coupons of 81, 1O9a1094:
5-20s, registered, '62; 1O7alO7i; 500 con-
pons of '62, 109ta109i; $50 coupons of
Ga, 1O71al07t; do. '65, 1O7ialO5i; do.
January and July, 106lalO6s; 1910 cou-
pens, 97fa97J; August, 1905, I05iaId5I;
June 7-3Os 105sa10Sf.
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Commercial RECORD.
New York Market.

AOhht &tAAAASA -
COTTON-Heavy and shade lower;
sales Of 1900 bales middling uplands
at 29a29i.
FIOUR-Receipts, 2,612 bbls; the
market fairly active, but quiet and
firm; sales of 2, 100 bbls superfine State
at 9 40a9 20; cuperfine western 8 40a
9 IS; extra western 75a10 rs; choice
10 S0a12 90; shipping brands round
hoop Ohio 10 5Oall so; extra II Scale so;
Southern extras IL 90a12 60; closed firm.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Quietyapd firm; sales OF
1890 bush No. Milwaukee, at Q l6;
Canada club 2 80; white California
RfBQaiet md nnobai ga, n mi
RAHIjEYlIn Hod lie reqaest; Saies
Of $1,000 'bush at '79af 90 f0f infefioi
State; l 05 for inferior Canada West,
free; / Il for good State, and SOC fol-
good Canada West in bond.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CORN-1c better and in good de-
pand, part for export; sales of $4,000
bush Of mixed western bat 109M " 5o
store; and Hal IL aaoat; receipts 3,2H
bush. .,.,,.,.. .--.., ri
OATs-Firr6; sales Of $1,000 bushels
western at 60a62c; State 6Sa70c; new
Ohio 63a65c; receipts 8, LIS bushels. III
RICE-Dull.
COFFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-Dull; sales OF 400 hhds
Caba, at lltaHsc. Ala Tx9W 9H
MOLASSES-Du1l.
IJnDG nniaf aud onrad
PETROLEUM-Dull; crude 17al73i
refined in bond 25a27.
COAL-Dull and unchanged.
WOOL-More active and firmer; sales
of 400, 900 pounds Of domestic fleece al
49a67 tc; pulled S3a5AG Texa3 20 =
HEATHER-Hemlocks olein fair de
mand and unchanged.
PORK-Steady and quiet; $500 bbls
at 81 90a22 O5; closing tatl ~ 9 cash
for new mess; % 75a2f Is for old mess;
II OOal7 25 for prime; l9 50a20 so fol
prime mess; sales of 2, 80 bbls of new
mess at q OOa22 80, sellers, March and
April1Ltlg = LIuufLt .,0f
BEEF-Unchanged; sales 3s4 lbs.
BEEF HAMS-Firm; $50 bbls at goa
BACON-MOre active and rather firm;
$40 box es of Cumberland ut a0af04; short
ribbed at 1lalls; short clear lUsallf.
7 CUT MEATsAFirih; receipts )of az
packages - - - -
sH6ULDERsE9a1l.o
+ HAMS-111a13f.. 4 SSh
I DRESSED. HOGS-Unchanged; west
ern 99a10. 80
LARD-Heavy; $50 bbls of old at liza
1911; new 12al2i. 10 d.. aa.i,
BUTTER-Dull and heavy; Ohio pa
90. ..r-1,--. .-, O.. ...,rr,.-.-Q
CHEESE Unchah ged. 2S3i'L&E9h
LATEST MARKETS. Pm.
FLOUR-Closed sc better on medium
grades, with fair demand.
!, WHEAT-Quiet, with only Limited
sales but willing demaiid. 4. ID - -
RYE-Dull; western at l l2al l6.
OATS-Firm and unchanged. 80
CORN-Fairly active and frmer;
10000 bush. shipping mixed western at
l 10a1 l0!; in store II. ,.--....--
PORK-Quiet and firm; $500 lbs of
new mess at % 10 cash, and closing ut
% 10 with bids regular; % l8 was asked
ut sellers option, with 22 Is bid; % %
was asked at buyers option, and % gu
asked, with % "A bid.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Fairly active and firm.
BACON-Quict and firm; Cumberland
middles 10t.
LARD-Steady, at 12sal29 for fair to
prime steam.
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State Of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court, February
Rgies, 1867.
Thomas Hughes rs. James Martin and -
Miller, partners, as Martin g. Miller. Attach.
mont in Debt .... ....
I'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE.
L cover from the defendants, Martin Miller.
the debt due by them TO the Plaintiff Thomas
Hughes, amounting To the sum Of three hun
dred and sixtySix C}GG.sD dollars, with interest
thereon, aud costs Of this suit.
IL appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause, that the defendants are not residents of
this State on motion Of the plaintiff. by his at
torney, II is ordered that they appear here with
in one month after the fourth al weekly publ.
cation and due posting of this order and attend
10 their interest in this suit,
MICHAEL j. BEEINIG.
A Copy. Teste: MICHAEL J. BREINIG,
PECK s. HUBBARD, n. Clerk.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff marI-oaglt
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FOR SALE.

i Estimated on the National Road. twelve miles
east Of Wheeling, Ohio county West Va, con.
tanning fifty acres. There are on the premises a
dwelling house, containing six rooms, kitchen
and wash house. also. smoke house stable barn
and good saw mill in operation. If sold i'm i.
mediately, possession can be had on the first Of
April If not sold by the first Of June, viii then
be for rent. Terms, and full particulars made
known by the subscriber. ut the premises.
ISAAC II. JONES.
mars w3wSiat Valley Grove.
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State of West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, February
Rules, 1867.
Samuel johnson, ps. Thomas ii. Evans and
benjamin +. Evans, Partners as T. H. Evans &
Co. Attachment in Assumpsit.
V'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
i cover from the defendants the debts due by
them TO the plaintiff amounting to the snm Of
Four Hundred and Twenty Dollars Csi20, with
interest thereon and costs Of this suit
II appearing from an affidavit filed In the
cause, that the defendant Thomas ii. Evans is
not resident of this State, on motion of thu
plaintiff by his attorneys, it is ordered that he
appear here within one month after the fourth
weekly publication and due posting of this order,
and attend To his interest in this suit
MICHAEL j. BREINIG.
\ copy. Testc: MICHAEL j. BREINIG.
PECK a. HUBBARD, Clerk.
Attorneys for Plaintiff marl.uaw-it
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TO TAK REGIsTER.--I -
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l

LIVERPOOL, March ;8--Noon-Cotton
dull and heavy, with downward ten
depcy; middling uplands f3ic; Orleans
lss; breadstuffs quiet; oats IS I'd for
American; provisions firm; lard 56s Cd,
Manchester advices unavoidable.
LIVERPOOL, March 8-Friday even
ing-Cotton closes easier; breadstuffs
steady; corn SIS 3das7s Cd for mixed
western; provisions steady and prices
firm. -, '9fl $40 90, 'l' 2.l' 7.-'.
LONDON, Friday evening = Consols
9Oi; 5-2Vs 73g; Illinois Central TIT; Erie
81. .a8ItCEgT = aEoss
LoNDoN, March 9.ICyrus w. Field
has consummstedt the purpose for which
chiefly he came hither . few weeks
aco.by contracting for a submarine cable
from Placentia, New FouIfdiand, TO
Sidney. Cape Breton. sl,I . re -, I'D "a.
LONpON,. March 9--Noon--Reports
from Ireland to-day state that tranquil
ity has been restored throughout the
province Of Munster, and there has
been no recent disturbances IN the
county of Kerry, the scene of the abor-
tive outbreak of last month. SEQ -
LONDON, March 9-Evening- Official
dispatches received from Ireland say
loads of arms were discovered and seiz-
ed by the military, and that this fact
seems to confirm the reports OF the
rising of the Irish. trs-s
.LoSpoN, March o, p. M.--The reor-
uanizatiou of the Derby government has
been completed. The Duke of Marlbor-
ouph becomes Lord President Of Priyy
Council, in tho place Of the Duke OF
Buckingham, appointed Colonial Score.
tary, and the Duke of Richmond will
take the chair ut the head of the Board
of Trade. roe, 10
Dispatches from Dublin state that
small bands of Fenians are patrolling
the counties of Cork, Waterford, Tip
perary and Limerick, pressing people
into their ranks, and committing rob-
berries everywhere. s.. an
Theltaverns in the city of Cork are to
be closed every evening at dusk. p,
Stevens is still in Paris. ..
The funeral Of Charles 7. Browne GAR
temus Ward) took place to-day. The
remains We're buried in kensal Green,
and were followed by q great number OF
friends. - ..' ' 49,
DUBLIN, March 10.-The band of
Fenians, which was previously report
ed to have taken possession of the bar
racks ut Kilteel, in comfy Kildare, have
been dispersed by the troops.
The insurgents made an attack on the
barracks at Mount Mclleck, at the foot
of SLEEVE Bloom Mountain, and were re-
pulsed. Two of the attacking party
were shot.
The rebels are said to have assembled
to the number of three thousand, in the
neighborhood OF Abcnlais, Abbey LAX,
in Queens county. Troops have been
sent out to disperse them.
PARIS, March 10.-The MOniteur says
that by this time all the French troops
must have left Mexico, and that the de-
parture of the Emperor Macmillan
from Vera Cruz was to have taken place
on the 9Th of March.
FLORENCE, March 10.-An attempt
was made to assassinate the King of
Italy near Milan, which failed.
ATHENS, March 10.--A terrible earth
quake has taken place in the island of
Mytclenc. All habitatiOns are in runs,
and hundreds of lives were lost.
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speech OF Governor Morton on the
MiIiinrH Rcconniru clion Bill.

WASHINGTON, March l0.-Goyernor
Morton in speech last night to sere-
naders, spoke in favor of the military
reconstruction bill. lie hoped the Pres
ident would execute the law in its let
ter and spirit; the South would make a
mistake if they refused to abide by this
law; there might be delays in recon-
struction, but he anticipated that in
two years the South would be admitted
to all its rights, and we may soon hope
to see restoration and peaceful and
fraternal feeling everywhere.
Speaker Colfax being called for, en-
dorsed what the Senator said about
reconstruction. Congress had opened u
door to restore the Southern States to
their civil and political power, but
Congress had said to them, "You shall
come back clothed in new robes oflibcr-
ty and justice; you shall be led by the
faithful men, the innoccnts whom you
il your fancied thought of a
Confederacy;" and the friends
who listened to him would say, as the
country would say, "Those who love
the flag shall rule the country"
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Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
L the farm on Nhich he now resides, in Brooke
county, West Va, Containing "a acres q OF
which Il Cleared, and all under fence. There Is
good frame Cottage H0use. containing six
rodms and kitchen: stable, corn crib, sheep
house, etc. A never falling spring near the
door, and springs in every field
There is an orchard Of about a hundred trees
of choice apples, 90 peach, - pima, besides
cherry and pear trers all in full bearing. There
Il acres Of grape vines, also I'm full bearipg
There Is no waste lands on this farm the -n7i
Of the bes; quality, and very productive. and
las an eastern exposure
ANY one wishing further Information. or "a
examine the place, can do soby calling ON me
on the prenisss; three,iourths Of mile from. or
Virginia JOSEPH u EfSF
mar7-w:1m
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did.se f0or Mayor at the last election in
Alsxandriai EcAllsds Friday on Mayor
Latham. who was declared elected by
NE jgdgss, and deinand i sd ,tfs setl Gf the
lcofporafioh and the books Of the ONCE.
1ara latham declined to yield them up.
Further accounts from Alabama and
Georgia represents the restitution great
er than heretofore. Deaths are report
cd FROM starvation in Alabama, While
the leading papers in Georgia represents
the total gpgMber sfsstarying persons
their ct fifty thousand.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
state OF West virginia.

Ohio! eosssgr -eiEcrit Court February
Rules, 1S6l., -,5lf7-o rr,~tf
, David Nease and Hannah r. Ncase, partners,
nnjer tse ira,name Of ID. Hease & Son, ca. VIII
liam n I,ahsrfy. Survivor of himself, and John
Lafferty, deceased, late parterss as J.& W. G..
Iafferty. and Joseph Seybod, Administrator OF
the estate Of John Lafierty, deceased, and the
baltimore and Ohio Railraad Company Attach
mont In Chaneery, iraer.-,, farsrsz b grer
rI,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
/ / cover from the defendants the debt dine by
them to the plaintiffs, amounting to the sum Of
thirteen hundred 100000 dollars, with interest
from the first dst) day of July, 1s5e, and the
costs of this suit - a-rl 80 go g1f
II appearing from an affidavit filed in the
cause that the defendant, William g. Lafiefty, Is
not a resident of this State, ON melton Of the
plaintiffs By their attorney, II Is ordered that
he appear here within one month after. the
fourth ~ weekly publication AID due posting
1f This order AMI attend to his interest IN this
suit. MlChAEL ., DhElNiU. "a
A copy Teste,- MICHAEL j. BRElNlG,
PECK HUBRARD.s Eg-E SsClerk.
Attorneysfor Plaintiff. marIoaw4t
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State OF West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, february Rales,
1867.
Amanda NJ. Trimble, who sues by John Cloudy,
her next friend, rs. Ephrsim Trimble. In
Chancery.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ
i tain decree Of divorce from the bond Of
matrimony and also decree for alinony
And II appearing from affidavit filed In the
cause that the defendant Is rot resident
of this STATE, on the motion Of the plaintiff
ii 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 this suit.
MICHAEL j. BREINIG.
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL J. BREr,sfG,
PECK & HUBBARD, I Clerk.
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