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PEzsoNAE.-We had the pleasure yesterday of meet
ing on aur streets Gen. J. 3. Hood, commission mer
chant, No. zoe Compon street, New Orleans He j:
on business visit TIC our section of country, and VIC
ere glad to learn that he is meeting with success lie
leaves to-day the train for Marshall, from which
point he will 60 to Jefferson
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PUBLIC RoAps-1Ae Grand yuvy.-second only in
Importance to the extension Of railroad, is the
working Of the public roads ofthe parish Intelligent
parties have informed u.s. that generally speaking the
work has been neglected. and, consequence, that
the roads viii be in a wretched condition. as
the winter rains set in; that many bridges almost
impossible and many of them entirely unsafe for
loaded wagons, Now, we contend there is no excuse
for this Time and again, during the summer months,
we called the attention of the Police Jury to the
cessty of working the roads, and urged the pFactea-
hiity of utilsing the freedmen for that purpose.
Whether that body failed to appoint overseers and
&pportion hands, do not know but assuming it did
i,ot the neglect must be elsewhere This IS matter
of inquiry for the Grand Jury now in session, and we
hope energetic aud talented District Attorney will
place it before them. We told the bridge across
she Cypress the Kingston road is considered I'M
fafe at the present time, for cotton wagons. This is
of our leading thoroushfares.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tobacco! Tobacco LIE. B. JACOBS are n re-
cept Of the largest lot of tobacco of various branas
ever brought to this city at one time. These tohaceos
were purchased at sacrifice and will be sod at man
acturers prices without regard to the cost Of trans
portatien Call and examine the stock and prices
q Croekery Ware BY the Pac!lage.-L.E. Carter,
No. on the Levee in receipt of very large lot of
crockeryw of every description put up in pack
ages expressly for the retail trade These packages
are Of four different sizes, and Texas merchants in
want of crockery cannot fail to be suited.
#S w. S. Haven, Saddle and Harness Manufacturer,
Texas street. above the Market House. offers for sale
the Iron Bound Texas saddle, which superior to all
Others Also full stock saddles, harness. and sad
dlery hardware Cheapas the cheapest Call and see.
L. e. Garter. No Son the LeVee, is agent for some
of the largest Maryland Tobacco Manufacturers. He
has in store now fres stock every description Of
brands which he is offering at factory prices freight
and charges added. sEas e.
r. %. Lewis. No Texas street, the largest deal
er in boots and shoes in this section of country has
full and complete stock just received from the North
See advertisement. Il
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% THE UNION 5PAc1FIc AHEaD.-A dispatch to the 81,
Louis Democrat of the a9th ult.. says: The Union
Pacific railroad company laid seven and hafmiles OF
track yesterday passing the advance stakes OF the Cen
trai Pacific.
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NHEAr CRep IN TExAs.-The Collin county Messen-
ger, of the 30th ut, says:
We learn that the wheat crop is exceedingly prom
sing thus far The only complaint we hear is that it
is rather thick Farmers think there is no danger
to be appre!.ended from grasshoppers.
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PREPARATORY ScuooL.-Not long since we heard it
in contemplation of the Baptist church of North
west Louisiana to establish preparatory or high
school for boys. What has become of the project :?
We trust if it projected by that large and infqen-
al body Of Christians that it has not been abandoned
in despair With the influence, power and wealth Of
that church. with such aid might think, be readily
obtained from outside sources the design should not
fail There are good female schools in this city, in
Mansfield Keacl Mnden, Mt. Lebanon and other
points in this section and several excellent day schools
for boys; but have no preparatory or high school
suited to the wants OF the people the times Such
school, for instance, as Pike Powers at Staunton
Va or Prof Tutwilcr's in Alabama where young
are prepared FOR college; If they do not choose
college with such liberal education as will 60 far to-
wards supplying collegiate instruction. We hope to
hear more of the enterprise in question.
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LATE NEnrs--sswing to the wires being down last
night we are without any later dispatches than those
printed 10 the Daily yesterday.
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Married.:

In this city, November 4, 1865 at the residence 9.
the brides father, by the Rev. DR.. Trppett, Mr. b. NJ
SMITH to Miss ELIZA LIKENS.
In Rosser parish, November9 9, 1868, at the residence
of the brides father Dr. B. F. Wilson by the Rev. Dr.
r. s. Trippett JAMES G..SANDIDGE, Esq, to Miss
SUSIE R. WILSON. So q
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1868.
Mr. r. % FoaT is our duly authorised agent for Lev
isvle, Arkansas.
Taos. McTxrrRE, of New Orleans, is our only duly
authorized agent receive subscriptions and asEer-
easements in that city. AF@ .
Mr. JoHN G. LOVE- Miuden, La, is duly authorized to
receipt for subscriptions
Mr.. r. L. LOWRY, starrville, is duly authorised to
receive and receipt for subscriptions in Smith county
Texas and the counties surrounding
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CorFos TO ARElyE AT L1yERpooL.-We copy as fol
lows from the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association
Circular, Of October 90, 1858. sshe latest quota
lions for cotton TO arrive are-Amerean. basis mid
ding. New Orleans, ship named Io4ds 20 be shipped
Ivy 9Th November oid.-savannah, ship named ie5a.
per round" Middiing cotton at iosd,, with exchange
at4t5 and transportation added, would be worth il
New Orleans only q cents lov Liverpool shipments
We leok fer further decline in our home markets.
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THE METEoRs.-We learn from & number of our
citizens, who Witnessed the scene, that the meteoric
display last Saturday morning. just before daylight
was remarkably brilliant, One enthusiastic friend re-
marked that was the most remarkable display of the
Kind he ever Witnessed the whole heaven at one time
being lit up WITH shooting stars. We would ike to
Know what honest people doing up 50 early ii the
iaoFning. Going to market eli
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NE 40
I'D
Died.

In this city, on the 18th instant at the residence of
c. r. Burnside, Mrs. ABIGAIL WOOD, aged seventy
two years.
At his residence in this city, Sunday, 18th inst, at
/ O'Clock PM of inflammation of the bowels, MID.
POPE OLDHAM, in the 43d year'of his age
= On Monday 9th instant at his residence in Natchl-
toches, after long illness, Judge JAMES g. CAMP
BELL, aged 81 years.
On the 18th instant at his residence in Natchoches,
Mr.. GEORGE Il. BARROW, aged 50 years months
and DAYS. - -
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The Mobile Register states that Mr.. Marble owns
the whole New York World establishment, with
the exception of small interest," which is pledged to
him whenever be chooses to purchase it.
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TIE TMPRAcHMET AGsIS-The New Orleans Times
Gays: "Wenden Phillips, proposes through the coll
nmns of the Anti Slavery Standard the revvao of the
impeachm ent proposition Immediately upon the Assem-
bling of Congress, and expresses the conviction that
with the aid of the Southern members il be
sumnlated before New Year Unless Gen. Grant should
dscountenance the movement, and probably in des-
pe Of his opinion there is fair prospect of the meas
IRE being carried out The office seeking vnltures are
so impatient to whet their beaks upon the pos they
cannot even wait the two months intervening before
the expiration Of President Jolnsons term of office.
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Lest year the Baptists increased $4,000, and now
number in this country over ] 100000
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DEsTu OF J. PORE 0LDHAM-It is painful duty
to announce the death Of j. Pope OLDHAM old and
weI-known citizen of this place. He died on Sunday,
snd was followed to his grave on Monday by large
number of citizens. Previous to the war Mr. Old
ham vas connected with the river business, of which
lie wasa prominent member; but during the war be
lnarried worthy young lady Of this city, and settled
permanently here lie was we'll known for his good
ness of hearts open to the objects of charity with
both purse and talent He possessed in eminent
degree musical talent which he not slow to dis
pay in concerts where charity was the Object How
often in the last few years we have, in common with
most of citizens listened to his melodious voice
aias! now no more We feel that are not alone in
dropping to his memory. lie leaves wife and
tive children, and large circle of friends and ac
oriaiptances TO mourn his demise. The steamers in
port displayed their colors at half-mast. ~
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port. La, November IS, IS5S. :.
"GEM" COFFEE-H0USb

- nounces that the "GEM, leS'
street, between Spring and Market streets is nov 9P
to the public where connoisseurs and Others will =.
served with the best of liquors and bra9des y as
house will be conducted on the same plan OF .,s i,
Orleans coffee houses and charge the same PF''' "
drinks. n
p Shreveport, November IS, 1868 ---
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SHREV'-E ORT:

EDyEsDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1868.
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A RARE CHANGE :
NOTICE.,

NOTICE. II IN rtt1 ,
NT R. BFNJD CHASE is fully authoLls saorss;r
INh and receipt for all money due me sss fro :
"a Kimbe deceased, for work or pure;tb Shop, y
Kimble's Carriage Factory or Biacks mn for
will continue the business, as heretolgpla5 es0N
Of the succession. y ", ~ i 1s Einbt
~ s1.3 1ce4 TIFF
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MIsHLER's HERB BTTTERS
"a Standard Remedy ;,

Such an article is DIR. Tobias Venetian
LIniment." 1t has stood before the public
for 81 years, and has never failed giving
satisfaction In aislngls instance. Every
drop of this valuable compound is mixed by
DR.. Tobias himself Therefore. It can always
be relied upon. 1t is warranted superior to
any other, for the cure OF Chronic Rheuma-
tism, Toothache, Headache, Gore Throat,
Vomiting, Frosted Feet, Mumps, Group,
Burns, Cuts, sea sickness, Insect stlngs,
sprains, Cholera, Collie, spssms, Dysentery.
Bruises, Colds. Coughs. Old Sores, swellings,
Palms in the Limbs, Back and Chest. There
is no medicine in the "World" that stands
more on its own merits than the =Venetian
LinIment." Thousands of Certificates can
be seen at the Doctors ohice, attestlng to its
rare virtues. The great sale for DE-. Tobias
Venetian Liniment, has Induced several un-
princIpled persons to counterfeit this'fvalu-
able Remedy" purchasers cannot be too.
careful to see that "Dr: Tobias Venetian
LipIment' Is stamped on the glass, done up
in yellow paper, and signed "S. I. Tobias
All Others are dangerous eounterfeILs, and
although they may resemble the venetian
Liniment' in color and smell, bel1are Of
nen.n Sold by all Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States
Price so cents and one dollar per bottle. De-
pot 10 Park Place. New York. ocl9-lmd&w
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THE NEXr LEaIsLATUnE.

One of the lies which the Democrats
have most persistently adhered to in re.
lation 70 our recent election is their
statement that the nsxtoLegis lature
will be Democratic. The facts are
just the contrary. That body win
be nearly, II not fully, three-fourths
Republican. And that our readers
may see for themselves the extent of
the Registers mendacity, we lay be-
fore them the result in the counties
heard from as far as concerns the Leg
islature.
Eleven Senators hold over from last
year, of whom ten are Republicans
and one is a Democrat. The returns
of the recent election show that the fol-
lowing are elected: First District, VIII
son. (Dsm.) y: Second, Doolittle, (Rep.);
Third. Gather, tRep.); Fourth, Wer-
ninger, (Rsp.G Fifth, Leonard, (Rep.):
Sixth, FArnsworth, (RaR,G Seventh,
Phelps, (Rep. }; Eleventh, Hoke, (Rep. D.
Nothing has been heard from the Eighth
or the Ninth, but they will probably go
Republican, and the Tenth is in doubt.
with the chances in favor OF Davis,
(Dem.) Leaving the three latter dis
tricts out OF the count, however. the
Senate stands II Republicans to . DEM
ocIats.
The counties of Barbour, Berkeley,
Braxton, Doddridge. Hancock, Harri-
son, Jackson, Kanawha, Marion, Mar
shall, Mason, MonongalIa, Morgan,
Preston, Putnam, Richie, Roane, Ty-
Ter, Upshur and Writ send TO the next
House of Delegates q Republicans, as
appears from the returns. Jefferson
sends one Republican and one Demo-
crat. Brooke, Hampshire, Lewis, Ohio,
Taylor, Wetzel, GiImer and Calhoun
elect nine Democrats. or the remaining
eighteen members we believe we shall
have fifteen, coming from the counties
of Boone. Cabell and Lincoln, Clay and
Nicholas, Fayette, Grant and Hardy.
Greenbrier and Monroe, Logan, PEN
dleton, Pocahontas and Webster,
Wayne, Wood and Peasants and wy
oming, Raleigh and MCDOWELL, while
the Democrats may have three, coming
from the counties OF Mercer, Mineral
and Randolph and Tucker.
It will thus be seen that we expect in
the next Senate 10 Republicans and 8
Democrats, and in the House OF Dele
gates 43 Republicans and IS Democrats,
or on joint ballot 81 Republicans and
16 Democrats. The number OF Demo.
Gratis In the whole Legislature, we are
confident will not at any rate exceed %.
But If we Law aside all cnniecture and |
confine ourselves to incontroyertible |
facts. we say that of the known mem
bers elect ofthe Legislature, forty-fve
are Republicans and twelve are Demo-
Gratis. If the Democrats should elect
every Senator and delegate not yet
heard from, we would still have
majority of twelve on joint bal
lot. What becomes of the enormous
Register=hood that the next Legislature
is Democratic, and what will become of
the editor who tells il?
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Desirable Residence for Sale

PURSUANT TO DECREE OF THE CIR
il cult Court Of Ohio County, entertd Octo.
Der 18th, 1855, i viii sell at public auction, at
the Court House of said county, on Saturday
November 2lst, 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, lie
residence lately occupied by Alfred Caldwell
Esq, deceased, corner OF Byron and Quincy
streets, East Wheeling. This house contains
AZ nnished rooms, with Waah-house addI-
tional ntted with large stationary tnbs, hot
and cold hydrants eEnptying into each tub,
There ~ gas throughout the entire house, hot
and cold water both up aud down gtaiFs
new bath tub, cooking range In Kitchen q
great convenience, good dIaugnts 10 an the
eh1mneyss cetlings high, large hallway, cell
laFi consisting OF three large rooms, making
20 rooms In all, Is perfectly dry and YeFY
commodiouss LANCE stable obtaining carriage
house. hay loft large feed bin, separate COW
stable. The properly contains one fun lot
and one-hans with large and beautiful shade
trees, IN location for dwelling-house not
exeelled. The building was thoroughly re-
pared painted and prepared at heavy eX-
Pense abopt one year ago.
terms OF ale:-Oue-LniId OF the purchase
money, or such further sum as the puIchR-
ser may elect TO pay, In hand; the residue In
Two equal instruments payable, respectively,
IN nine and eighteen months from the daY
OF sale with interest from that day the puF.
CHASER giving bonds with good security Tor
me deferred tnstalmsnts. Possession given
GEO. b. CALDWELL, Commissioner.
Court House. ocf10-g0t5
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Impure RIood nance sIck.

The bowels may be eostiye or some organ
does It's work weakly. From causes like
these gases and gummy substances occur
which poison the blood; the persplration
may be checked; the feet may be so chilled
that their fetid exhalations are thrown back
upon the blood. Here is cause for pains,
levers, infiammations. In these cases
Brardreth's Pills are worth more than gold.
Five or six cure at once. Remember they
cure by at once removing from the body
these matters which poison the blood and
make sick. These celebrated Pills should
be in the house ready. -B-s
See B. BRANDKErH in white letters ON the
Government stamp. Principal ohice Bran.
dreth's House, New York.
Sold by all druggists. ocIs.lmd&w
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale.
Margaret waters, auardian,l

Margaret Waters, GuRrdian,1
Estella May Waters, etals.
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE RENDER
ID ed In the above entitled cause ON the -
DAY OF October, 1885, shall, ON WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of NovElGBER 1888, at 10 O'clock
e: m. proceed to sell at the front door of the
Court House OF Ohio county, the following
described real estate. or asnf1iciency thereof
TO pay the debt mentioned In the bill ana
proceedings in this case.
First. Lot number thirty.flVe tS5) In
Z9nes' Island addition TO the city OF Wheel
ing, as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee
Secondly. Lot number thirty-six 1851 in
zane's Island addition TO the city OF Wheel
ing as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee,
Terms Of sale: one-third ca OF the spur-
chase money cash, the Tesidus thereof at six
(B) and twelve (ID months with interest
nom the day OF sale, 1.-THE purchaser having
the privilege OF paying such amount in cash
at the time OF purchase as he may wish todo)
giving notes with good personal security 10
secure the payment of the deferred install.
ments, and retaining the title Until the
whole purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM n. CALDWELL,
g. L. CRANMER, Attorney. oc2G SOL
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valuable Property for Sale,

TlHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER. AT PRI-
vate sale their very desirable PROPERTY
situated one-han mile south or az Ciatrs-
V1llei Belmont county. Ohio, and Within
one-quarter of q mile OF the st, CIRirsYfiIe
and Warnookis pike, -
said farm contains 81 acres of land of the
VERY peSt quality, all cleared aud conye
coal bank open on the premises - =
The improvements consist OF a yyell.ffh
nned tWo-stoIY BEiek House, with two rCoTI
ceLlaEs under it lone of them q wine eeiiaf1
new r Tame barn and Carriage House, Brick
WASH HOUSE and Smoke House Coal EouSe
and never-fatlIng ell of water under fI1s
same roof with Kitchen: a CfgfeF1 eonyse
nienL 70 Kitchen and Wash House; IN short
aa esfy an ths conyeniences that could bs
The stock OF Fruit Is not axeeiIea II, Iesst.
en- Ohio. consisting of large Apple Orch
alI1g 1eO tnrtfty Peach trees, mostly Rrafted
% rear trees IS Cherry trees Is Plum freFE'
an OF me best varieties, one ACRE In fjrapesl
one-ham acre In Small Fruits fncludinSI
S9fIan@ and Berries OF all kinds.
,,1I % IN liner "a information apply to thoke
...,,.., MARY COOPER,
oct7-d2tawAW3W q
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Republican Meetlnk IN I.,w.,,

We are requested TO say tia. a, ,,a..
ing ofthe Grant Club of washinvton
Township is to be held tonight at he ~
Hose House. Business OF the utmost
irhportanceis to beconsidered and il Is
very much desired that there shall be a
full meeting, Turn out friends and
make your Arrangements 20 carry
Washington Township for Grant to-
morrow week. -.
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aEtv acknowledgements.
ILAsKA DIAMOB:DB.

fALAsKA DIAMON BIDS.
a newly discovered transparent carbon.
diamonds m0unted ut our own factory In
artistic diamond settings, gl.drdnteed Jtle
6old, and sold by us at olae.fgtteh oil the cost
OF real diamonds, TO which they are equal In
every respect except Intrinsic value.
Solitaire Ear-drOps, per pllr, 20 and So
Solitarie Finger Rings. 50 and $40; Solitaire
Gents Bosom Pins 50, s., IS. $40, S15 $40; Soil
Gents Bosom Pins. $40 and So dents Clus-
Tar BOsom Pin with tall $40, Cluster Pin and
Rar-TingP SO and SIS; Cluster Cross 80, SO
and Sl6: Cluster Gross Bosom Pin and Kari
rings. SO and SIS; Cluster Finger Kings, %,
y; orde sr les than s. must be accompanied
with Post-Ofice Order, and the goods sent
free: Orders exceeding that amount by ex-
press, for collection on delivery, customers
paving all express charges
TRY Us. Addr 81,
JAMES 7. MONROE & CO.,
IMPORTERS q MANUFACTURES,
oc24-9m l95 Broadway, New YORK
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Special Apttfes
TIE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CRY OF Nxw YORK,
No. 33e BROADWAY.
TanitoI ONE MTTJInM nOTTGDo


CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS R. MANaAG. President.
J&lIEs MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
GENT INTEREST on all Daily balances,
subject to Check al Si0ht. SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at I'VE per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
Of large wealth and financial experiences,
who are al.o personally liable to depositofs
for all obligations of the Company TO double
the amount of their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n large or smallamounts, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SI6HT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
Ing Interest on ALI. DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantsges of security. convenience and p1ont.
Jels6md&W
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89r SaIe.
coal PRIVILEGE Tor Sale

NOR SALE ALL THE COAL UNDER
Z the farm OF Matthew GFeenlee and aIl
under the adjoining farm purchased by us of
John Goshorn, situated In Richie foVfusaIn
and containing about 200 acres-prfce 5000
the above coal tract is assessed in Webster
to%aRs1iiP a. sl RIi psF a WseeopwARnAc
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
u DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, 8, 3;

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
u DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, 8. 8;
Benjamin +! E; Price Attachment
Steamboat "D. Lynch."J
Whereas libel has been hled in the Dis
trict Court OF the United States for the Dis
trict OF West Virginia, ON the Sthday of Oc-
tober, 1865, by Benjamin +. Price against the
steamer "b. Lynch" her engines, tackle, out
Mt, apparel and furniture. low, therefore,
in pursuance OF the monition under the seal
OF the said court TO me directed and deliver
ed, I do hereby give public notice 10 all per-
sons claiming the said sic amer, her engines,
tackle, outnt, apparel and furniture, or in
any manner interested therein, that they be
and appear before the said District Court TO
be held at the city OF Wheeling, In and for
the Districtof West Virginia. on The Sd day
OF November, 1S6S, at II o'c clock In the fore
noon ofthRt day Iproyidsd the same shall be
q day OF jurisdiction, Otherwise on the next
day of Jurisdiction thereafteI) then and
there to interpose their claims, and TO make
their allegations on that behalf
HEDGMAN SLACK,
q. s.. Marshal, District w. Va.
BY w. h. IRWIN, Deputy.
PRICK & HURBARD. Proctors. ocl9.14td