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Whifsuntide Celebration

New YORK, May 3l.-The German
Catholics here celebrated Whitsuntide
today by long public procession,
which passed through the principal
streets. Societies from Pittsburgh and
Erie, Pa, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Chicago,
and other cities, took part in the pro-
cession; as also several military COM
panies and large number of German
Catholic organizations of this city and
vicinity. The celebration terminated
with religious services at the Church
of the Redeemer. The procession num-
bered from 5000 to 10000. The festival
will continue till Tuesday or Wednes-
day next, when the visiting societies
will return to their homes
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May 30.

CINCINNATI, May 30.
FLOUR-Dull; family 10 00al0 25.
WHEAT-Dulia at 30a2 35 for Nos.
and winter.
CORN-Very dull; closing at S9a9Oc
for ear or shelled.
OATS-Dull at SOC for No. l.
RYE-Scayce and firm at = 0Oa2 %.
COTTON-Dull at 29o for middling.
TOBACCO-Quiet, but not smuch
done; sales confined to l6O hOgsheads;
receipts light; prices unchanged.
MESS PORK-Some demand from
Mobile, but % 80 was the best offer
made; holders are not willing to take
less than 25 90.
BULK MEATS-Neglected.
BACON-Neglccted.
LARD--Negiected.
BUTTER-Light supply and good
demand at 26a29c for fresh; receipts
light.
EGGS-In good demand at l8c.
HAY-Market dull at 13al4c for hard
pressed on arrival.
POTATOES-Plenty and dull at } 5Oa
10 per barrel.
OILS-Liuseed dull at l7a1 10. Lard
oil unchanged. Petroleum quiet at 36a
3Sc for refined free.
GROCERIES-Unchanged.
G0LD-l 394 buying.
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C0NGRESSIONAL Q
WASHINGTON, May 90.
SENATE.

A number of petitions were presented
and referred.
a debate arose on the proposition by
the committee to print 10000 instead
of $4,000 copies of the Ross Browne
report, which was finally adopted, and
resolutions for that purpose passed.
The Senate held short executive
session, after which the Arkansas bill
was taken up.
Mr.. Wilson spoke in its favor, oppos-
ing any amendments to the Hou Sc bill.
Mr.. Frelisghuysen called attention
to the fact that the House bill requires
Arkansas to never place restriction
upon suffrage, thus forbidding her ever
establishing an educational qualifica-
tion, or changing laws in regard to fe-
male suffrage.
He dissented to such theory and also
opposed Mr.. brakes amendment, argu:
ing that the States which have ratified
the 14th amendment cannot recede
therefrom, and that said amendment
was already adopted.
The question was on Mr.. Edmunds'
amendment to reeommit the bill to the
Judiciary committee, with instructions
requiring Arkansas to first adopt the
14th amendment. ........ ....
Mr.. Williams opposed this as an adj
mission that the l4th amendment was
not adopted.
Mr.. Buckalew opposed the bill, and
particularly the clause exempting a
certain amount of property from exc,
cution, and DISTINGUISHING certain per-
sons. s.....-f d, --.,...,.~
Messrs. Harlan, Thayer and Pom,roy
defended Mr.. Bowen, Judge elect in Ar
kansas, who has been accused. by Mr.
Buckalew of having been dismissed
from the Federal service for immoral
conduct. r...
Mr.. Thayer said he was dismissed
without hearing and had been rein
stated after investigation by the War
Department, and subsequently bre-
vetted Brigadier General.
Mr.. Doolittle denied that eitizeus in
New Jersey, Ohie, Michigan, &c, could
take the test oath prescribed in the bill.
In regard to the denial of suffrage, he
argued that States were not self-goverR
ing or republican in form ifthey could
not make qualifications for their own
voters.
Mr.. Trumbull replied briefly to the
arguments of Messrs. Buckalew and
Doolittle and said he would vote for the
House, in case Mr.. Ferry's amendment
for which he would first vote, should be
rejected.
Mr.. Edmunds amendment was reject
ed without divisioa and Mr.. 'Ferry's
observation-disclosures 20; nays 81.
The question required upon MT.
brakes amendment already printed.
Mr.. Henderson gave notice Of an
amendment forbidding discrimination
against race or color or denial to a class
of participation in the benefits Of the
funds raised for educational purposes.
Adjourned.
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AGENTS and

Besides their salaries, large number
of these agents manage also to swindle
their living in Government rstions, and
they derive other perquisitss and PAN
falcons, which are all set down as "sta-
tionery." How these leeches really re-
gard the value of labor appears curl
eusly, in connection with their own
magnificent salaries, in the sums paid
to messengers" and "laborers," who
are rewarded for their services at the
rate of from sl5O to $500 a
year. Months age, when it was
shown that this enormous drain On the
Treasury was as useless as it is outra-
geous, the Radicals in Congress voted
that it was incxpedient to discontinue
it at present, that is, so long as it could
he made political machine for Radi-
cal benefit at the taxpayers expense.
But it is not less an outrage now than
it has been since the day it was estab-
liShed, and the fact that such a swindle
should be continued shows to what
straits Radicalism is reduced in its eff
fort to prolsng, not merely its power,
but its existence as a party.
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BANKRUPTCY.

V'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 18th day Of May, \. d. lots, . W4yrAGi
Of Bankruptcy was issued out at the D,ln,
Court Of the United States for The pi,,r.l al
West Virginia against the estate 81 William
Butler, Jr., of Wheeling. in the county Of O6n
in said District, who was adjudgcd a BarL,gp,
on his own petition; that the payment ol a.,
debts and the delivery OF any property bc.s,
ing 10 such Bankrupt, 10 him. OF ioJ his u.s.
and the transfer Of any property by hiu ar.
forbidden by law. and that a meeting II To
creditors of said Bankrupt, Ia prove thtIr l,Lt.
and 10 choose one ur morc Assghces Of hi,
estate, will be held at Cont Of Bankruptcy
TO be holden at his office, IN the city VI Wher
ing, before George Il. Caldwell Esl Re- ,lsr
in Bankruptcy for said District un The afl
day OF June, a. ID. Is6s, at ~ o'clock An
HEDGEMAN SLACK
e. s. Marshal ID. W. Va, Mc,srnsrr
BY w. II. MwIN, Deputy. my BoaN9E
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New York Items

New YORK, May 3O.-Comptroller
Connolly has ordered that no more sal
aries will be paid to the employees of
the city and county until the Governor
approves the tax leyies. ls.S. 90
The ship Carl arrived at quarantine
yesterday with niAety-six Storage pas
sengers, twenty-five children having
died apparently of measles during a
voyage of fifty-three days from Bre-
men. TThe.deaths are so uncertain that
a complete fumigation has been ordered
before ALLOWING the vessel to proceed to
the city, .gyJJ.y o." ...'-.'
Flowers will be strewn upon the
graves of our Union soldiers to-day at
Cyphus Hill, where $500 of the patriotic
dead are buried. A few lie in Green
wood, Calvary, The Evergreens, Holy
Cross and Naval Cemeteries. All OF
these will be visited and decorated to-
day by the relatives and comrades OF
the soldier dead.
A policeman named Edward j. Clark,
in Brooklyh, during a fit Of insanity
yesterday, beat his wife with his club
so severely that very little hopes are
entertained for her recovery. Clark has
been unable to leave his bed for several
DAYS. He afterwards tried to choke
him self to death in the station house,
where be had been removed for safe
keeping.
A.uunber of prominent Democrats in
Albany, Governor Seymour along with
them, are seriously considering the
availability of Chief Justice Chase as
q Democratic candidate for the. Presi-
dency.
The steamers Argo aud Fulton were
put up at auction yesterday and with
drawn, the reserve figure set by the
New York and Haven Steamship Com
pany not being reached
The journeymen bakers of this city
and Brooklyn had mass meeting this
evening for the purpose of making final
arrangements for the strike which will
commence on Monday next. The lead
ers at an informal meeting on Wednes-
day evening announced their determi-
nation to resist the demands of the meH
for decrease in the hours of labor and
q decrease of pay.
The German Catholic Societies to-
morrow will have grand procession of
over 10000 men. Their business peet-
ing will commence ON Monday. The OBJ
ject of the Convention is to afford such
of their brethren as need it the material
aid and support not only in the United
States, but in Germany to take measures
for efficiently fostering and supporting
the German Catholic Schools through
ont the country, to render aid and assis-
tancO to the German immigrants, to aid
in procuring houses in the West and
afford other assistance. A large delega-
tion have arrived from the West and
East.
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OF the st. Louis newspaper men who
figure in the income list the Republican
proprietors make decidedly the largest
show; George Knapp S3l, 979; John
Knapp, s22, III; while John f. Hume,
formerly editor of the Democrat, lately
engaged in legislative lobbying, returns
$4,000. OF the Times and Dispatch men
none appear above $4,000, while Preto.
rious, of the TesHiche Post, hands in
$1,000.
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BANKRUPTCY.

V'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
i the nth day Of May, A d. l-G.. Warrant
of Bankruptcy was issued out Of the H,uid
Court Of tho United States Tor the pu,ut,i q
West virginia against the estate "t Chari,. l.
Wager, of New MartinsvilIc Ia the COUNTY o.
Wetzel In said District who was adludgrd .
Bankrupt on his owl. petition that The pa'nss,
of any debts and the delivery of any property b.
longing Ia such Bankrupt. 10 him, OF iur bis gs
aud the transfer OF any property hy hun afr To-
hidden by law: and that meeting fthr creditor
Of said Bankrupt, a. prove their debts ani 'o
choose one ar more AsSignces Of his estate VII
he held at q Court OF Bankruptcy to hs hdsI
at his OlfCe, In the city of Wheeling N"''-'
George Il Caldwell ESQ, Register 10 lar
ruptcy for said District on the l2th daJ ~ lsls
a. ID. le65, at ~ O'Clock \. N.
HEDGEMAN Slack
T. s. Marshal u w Va MosssnssF
BY w. II. IRWIN, Deputy. ml!-0s"
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From Nashville

NASHVILLE, May 3O.-Thc excursion
to the National Cemetery to-day, to dec
crate the graves of the national dead
was eminently successful. At least
eight thousand persons attended, to-
gether with the military. The exercises
were deeply interesting. Houors were
paid to all graves.
A picnic of Methodist Sabbath schools,
comprising those of Nashville, Edge
field, franklin, Brentwood, Spring Hill,
Columbia aud Pulaski, took place near
Franklin, near Colonel McGavock'S.
Some four thousand children were pres
ent, and large number of adults. 1t
was the most pleasant and entertaining
picnic ever held in the State.
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From Augusta.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 30.-The citizens
arrested AZ Hamburg and carried to
Aiken were released on promise OF
giving bail for their appearance when
their trial takes place. ~. F..
Accounts from south western Georgia
represent that the negroes are working
well. One-third less cotton has been
planted than last year, The plants are
looking vigorous aud healthy. There is
plenty ST corn and wheat. Planters an
tieipate good yield.
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A stranger entered lottery office in
Bergamo, North Italy, lately, and die
tating four numbers, inquired how
much he would have to stake ia order
to win el0O,OO0. The clerk replied that
the nearest amount was $4,000,
for which he would have to pay
two francs. This amount he paid, took
his ticket and left. On the day previ-
Gus to the drawing he returned aAd de-
sired that his ticket should be altered,
so that should q combination of four
numbers be drawn he would gain over
a 100000 The next day, to the clerks
surprise, the four numbers were drawn
exactly as stated by his strange visitor.
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From Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, May 30.!-An iuterest-
ing series of exercises were had yester-
day at the Old Priest Church, in COM
memoration of its centennial anniver-
sary. Various addresses were made by
the descendants Of former pastors, now
Presbyterian ministers.
The Boysin Blue met in convention
last evening and nominated soldiers for
two city Offices, subject to confrma-
ton by the Republican Convention.
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a swindle 10 BE stopped.

The Freedmen's Bureau is an outrage
upon the Taxpayers of the country
which should be suppressed. Ostensi-
bly, established to benefit the emanci-
pated blacks, it has been used from the
outset as a political machiue-frst to
provide bread, butter and clothes for q
small army of political psupers and no.
madic carpet-baggers, and next to
use these nomads as negro-drivers in
the Radical interest, as overseers to see
that the blacks deposit Radical tickets
in the ballot-boxes. Beyond these OBJ
jects the Bureau has no purpose what
ever. The cant about schools and
churches" for the blacks is only
to cover the pretended necessity
for hunfireds of "superiDtendents
of schools" at $500 and $1,000
each, and Massachusetts, schoolmarms
and missionaries at from 5000 to $1,000
apiece, the stipend for similar services
in their own State, where "the Govern
nent" does not pay the bill, ranging
from $3.50 to $500 with donation par
ty," which generally costs the benedict
airy about $50. Even more egregious is
the CANNON about the Bureau as a
means of furnishing employment for the
blacks. The planters are suffering for
labor while the negroes are attending
political meetings, or are marching
in procession to the polls with mus
kets in their hands to vote as they
are directed by their masters,
the paid agents of the Bureau. This
glaring swindle upon Northern tax-pay-
ers, apart from the enormous, expensive
and useless military establishment in
the Southern satrspies, is costing not
less than eleven millions of the
peoples money every year, and this
money is taken from the property:
owners and laborers Of che North
to purchase black votes for the con-
tinuance of the Radical party in
power. To show how stupendous this
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New York Market

NEW YORK, May 30.
COTTON-Without decided change
sales of $50 bales, including 200 bales in
transit at &c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull at 10c lower.
WHEAT-Nominally at la2c lower
shippers refusing to buy at present in
consequence of unfavorable private re-
ports received by the cable to-day.
RYE-Dull at 02al "a.
OATS-Very dull and heavy; sales al
SiaS4Ic for western in store.
CORN-Dull and heavy; sales at %!
al O6l for new mixed western atloat.
PORK--Nominal and quiet; sales at
% 2Oa25 80 for mess, cash aud regular.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Small sales at previous
quotations.
BACON-Nominal.
LARD-Quiet; sales lSsalSsc for fail
to prime steam and lS3al9c for kettle
rendered.
EGGS-Steady at 20a2l1c.
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HOUSE.

After an animated discussion, q reso-
luton was adopted to place Mr.. Wool
ley in custody of the Sergeant Arms,
thereby relieving the Speaker from duty
in the matter, subject to the Order-cf
the House, and that his counsel, family
and physician have free access to him
during the proceedings.
A telegram, received yesterday, was
read, it having been subsequently for
warded by Mr.. Woolley to Mr.. Butter,
evidently, it is said by Mr.. Bntler, for
the purpose of insult, and provision was
made that no sealed communications
shall be sent to the witness except
through his counsel.
The following is the dispatch:
METRoPoLITAS HOTEL,
New YORK, May %, 1865.
To C. W. Voolley, Citizen and Sovereign,
imprisoned By the order Of tyraRts and
copGrds in the Capital Of 4merica ::
Stand firm. Every true mau in the
land with blood in his veins will stand
by you. 1t is the last feather that
breaks the camelS back.
GSigned1 GEORGE o. JONES.
lne House WCnJ lDLO COlnlulUlee OH
the Appropriation bill, and after dis
cussion the section authorizing the issue
of ) per cent. bonds TO the amount of
81, 49,. $50 for the Choctaw was struck
ont, the committee rose and the House
passed the bill as amended.
Mr.. Schenck gave notice that he
should, on Monday, after the morning
hour, move to go into the committee on
the tax bill, and make an explanation
of its features.
The House again went into commit
tee, when Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, intre-
duced q jeint resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, providing that q Presi-
dent be not eligible for reelection,
abolishing the office of Vice President,
and for thorough revision of the mode
of elccting Presidents.
Mr.. Ashley made speech in support
of his proposition and in opposition to
the present system of voting by cleo
tors.
Mr.. Morgan spoke on general political
matters, declaring that the Republican
party was responsible for all the evils
that curse the land During his re-
marks q collOquy ensued between Mr..
Morgan and Mr.. Lawrence, of Ohio, as
to what the Democratic party proposed
to do if it got into power.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Morgan's
speech, the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
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BANKRUPTCY.

rl'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT an
i the aeth day Of May, \. II. l~'1> W,-Sr,
Of Bankruptcy was issued out Of a.. p,,',I,
Court of the United States Tor the D,,r,ri ~
Vest Virginia against the estate uG SIp,.E n
Woodrow, Of Wheeling, in the county Of oil.
M said District, who was adjudscd A RaDk,-,,
on his own petition. that the payment m ~,
debts and the delivery of any property L,loS
ing to such Bankrupt, TO him, OF lor hs use 49,
the transfer Of any property by HIM, arr hfGI
den by law, and that meeting VI the ere lIrsr,
Of said Bankrupt, 90 prove their debt, and is
choose one or more Assiguces OF hi, c.t-,r w'T
be- held at q Court Of BANKRUPTCY, to bc l,lJsr
At his office, In the city Of Wheeling brfT
George b. Caldwell Esq Rcgslrg 10 R.pi
ruptcy for said District uu the ia. d,v Al
June, 1868, NJ ~ O'Clock 4. NJ
HEDGEMAN SLACK
L. s. Marshal d. W Va Messsnrr-
BY w. II. Irwin, Deputy. nyJLuAE.U
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state OF West virginia,

ohio County Circuit Court
Nag EHio, IIts
''''' N vs. In A~umI.il
James g.. WhytCD
VNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT I, TO w
i cover Of the defendant the sum 81 lhs q
with interest thereon from day III, 10, VI
paid aud costs of suit
Affidavit having been lied that the defendant
James G. Whyte, II not a resident OF he ai's
OF West Virginia on motion oi plaintiH 'hiai
ney, IL II ordered that be- do appear h'at vi'an
one month after the fourth weekly pnb 'lo0i
and due posting Of this order a. to irnh' ia.
Of the Court House Of Ohio county aDd do Hh''
he may deem nc 10 protect bis iui"f''i Do ''
suit. H. -.
Test: MICHAEL !. ElTlNI" 'rt
TAYLOR & BAER, Atty tot p,nrhH
my2r.OaWAg
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LEGAL NOTICES,
Levi B. Springer asd others,
sbenherti Mcintyre and o,ho,,.

Levi B. Springer asd others, In Chan.
--.. .-. IN the CIV.
Vs. Court fprILtSS
Shepherd Mcintyre and others Viz r,;S5,,, West
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE ~.
Il in the above cause on the severn, IIApE
May. ls6S, 1 VIII on MONDAY. THE SiS9y,,G,ii
DAY OF JULY lsoS, AZ my OrlUe in ,S,NlAh
Of Wheeling. and thereafter BY adio,,rSe ety
from time 20 time as shall be found nsg Ut
proceed 70 take and state An accom-, MY,
persons respectively who, pursuant " tas
WILL OF MOSES SHEPHERD a.. The
bearing date the first day of January isS s
hibtted IN the above entitled cause Ar -. s1
% share IN THE PROCEEDS OF TIIR tlI,ctS ysetd
PLANTATION OR ESTATE msnrSo,SISyAE
said will, and Of the share Of the saia 800 y
TO which each Of the said persons il sr VSeG'
and TO ascertain and report what will II. .iStro,
enable commission or allowance To he JsS'.,'e-s
frum the shares of those who shall he :, y' 'ed
entitled and paid over to the CON plaipsD,. 'uaa
contribution 10 the expenses Of 1ripgirs -
prosecuting this suit; together with sucs -, G'S
matters as shall be deemed pertinent by r U'-yl
or be specially required by the parties ~'!
And pursuant 20 the said DEGREES I -.
give notice 20 ali parsons claiming 10 he .n,i,,y
10 share IN the said proceeds TO come IN t 's'se
me and prove their respective rights. ana ,,''t
WEDNESDAY,, THE NINTH BAY UF >yIiA
TRMRRR, 1905, Is u peremptory day la -
purpose; and such Of them Is shall ast so,,. ' ue
and prove their respective rights ou or ~ -
that day viii be excluded frsnl On. l,.,, ~ ,'e
the said decree or Of any future decr,, :, o'
above cause unless otherwise rrratt.rn,g y.
by the Coura. HANNIBAL FORRPS
Commissioner Ohio Co, Circu!t C,t.r,
May 29th, leSssff 'mySJ-lR d4WtIll..,s
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St.IIouis Market.

ST. LOUIS, May 80.
Flour very dull and weaker Wheat
dull and declining for fall and decided
ly lower for spring; No. l hard and No.
= soft at 30. Corn heavy at o5a93c.
Oats lower at 7Sa79c. Rye lower at
/ SOa1 S2l. Barley sold at 2 50. Pork
at 70 80. Bacon shoulders at 134al3ic;
clear sides at 17tal7ic. Lard, small
lots selling at l9a2Oc, in tierces and
krra
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, May 30.

Flour; receipts 2l32 barrels; market
dull. Wheat; receipts 1929 bushels;
white Michigan held at 50 withOur
buyers; amber delivered at - to l7c,
with sales at = 3Sa2 40, and to arrive
next week at . 30. Corn; receipts 30,
O6l bushels; market shade lower; sales
No. at 92c; buyers option for June
at sIa95c. Oats; receipts 100 bushels;
market lower; sales No. at re.
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81 Telegraph.
TO FHR REGIsTEk-.Ub
BY THE CABLE,
by Telegraph to the Register,I

LONDON, May 3O.--Atthe EPSON races
yesterday, the great Surrey fOal stakes
were walked over by Mr.. Salmon's Val
Royal. The EPSON two year old plate
was won by Mr.. Morgan's filley NElee,
tricity. ,.ur 30.
LONDON, May 3O.-DIsraelPs letter
to Gladstone admits that further re-
sistancs is useless, and won't oppose
the massage of the Irish Church bill.
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AhiuR urued.

New YORK, May 3O.--The Heralds
special from Bombay, May 9Th, via Lon
don 10Th, says: The American ship
Living Age, from New Castle for Bonn
bay, was burnt at sea. Nine of her crew
have arrived in Cocheco, Sn the west
coast OF Madras. The captain and the
rest of the crew are missing. -
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BANKRUPTCY

TI'HIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE Tu,T nv
i the sSth day OF May, A. H. Is6s. a W.
of Bankruptcy vas issued out Of the De-.
Court Of the United States for the Distr.', y
West Virginia against the estate Of Hen.
Knapp Of Wheeling, In the county Of 0h,S a
said District who was adIudg,d a garkr1r, y
his own petition; that the pay mrut Of an, ,irh,.
and the delivery Of any property Lvluu,iu., :
such Bankrupt to him or for his U.s. sni',,tn
transfer of any properly by him, arr turis'ys.s
By law aud that a meeting OF the crrdit.r, -
said Bankrupt 10 prove their dra,s ..'i y,
choose one or more ASSiguecs OF L,S ,,,.I, I, y
be held at Court of Bankruptcy, 10 d, 80
at his office, in the city Of Nhc,..ug Il. 90
George b. Caldwell, Esq, Rrg.,lyr M ~
ruptcy for said District, on tile 10th a
June, \. u. ls6s, at 10 O'Clock. Az
HEDGEMA - lCy
L.. Marshal ID. W. Va. M.,.,as,,
BY W. II. IRWIN, Deputy uN3a,.SS.