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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-17

Tnr FLoArIso DrBr on the CIry.-The
following exhibit Of the condition Of the
floating debt Of the city, compiled by
Aldermen McDayitt, will be read with
general interest and qualification
FLOATING LIABILITIES r..
Bills payable, covering all moneys
borrowed, either upon collateral
or otherwise. or givcn Tor judE-
ment. stone pavemene. or any
purpose hatsoeyer.-........'........"v 5iI,ab ~
Due sundry parties upon Ledger a, a.. a.
balances. ioi.ioo 20
On standing scrip (of this amount
$500 900 will be retired a. soon as
bonds can be prepared. under con-
tract now existing with sundry
holders OF scrip. .......-........... oil.ili 20
Coupons due and unpaid. after de-
ductine amount due by ): Tate
and others, and fund provided for
payment Of July interest. Is nett. l77.oOO %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-17

Accident Insurance at 10 Madison st
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-17
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE FALL SESSION WILL OPEN ON
Il WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %. At
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-17

For eireularl. or catsloruss. apply At Younr's
lA Ma ANNIE d. HALLE. Principal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-17
CANTON sIArrrNGs, ETC.

CANTON MATTINGs, WHITE AND
~ Checked Cocoa. Cane and Manila Mat
tngs and Mats Of AL kinds, Just received Al
MCKINNEY. BRYSON A co. =.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-17
WANTS.

W ANTED- ONE PAIR OF GOOD MULES
EXPLAIN d CO., Lumber Dealers,
al No. 364 Second street.
IH ANTED-TO EXCHANGE $40 ACRES
w of good land. in high state Of cultiya-
tion. 10 miles from Fayette Depot, for Dry
Goods, For particulars call on T. B. HAYNES,
orr. p. BATES. at 2s8 Front street. l46-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Oh 10
i COUNTY.
Levi B. Springer, Mary Ann Springer, Eliza.
beth B. Springer, Sarah J. Springer Catha-
rine Craig, George Rizzer, Florence Rizzer,
Mary Rizzer, Henry Rizzer and Albert Riz-
ger, (which last mentioned Mary, Henry and
Albert are infants, and sue in this behalf by
their next friend, the said Levi B. Springer
COmplainants.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February ..
FLOUR-In fair demand and firm;
family IL 26a1l 80; fancy IL 75al2 10;
extra 10 00a10 80.
WHEAT-Unchanged and quiet;
nothing done.
CORN-Opened dull and closed firm
er; ear at 63aS4c; no demand for shelled.
OATS-Flrm at 69a7Oc; demand not
large.
RYE-Firm at Goal 20.
BARLEY-Firm at = 30a2 81 for fall;
in some cases holders ask higher rates.
COTTON-Very dull and nominal at
l7!c for middling.
MESS P0RK-Otfcred at II 25a22 10
for old and new.
LARD-In demand at l3ic; held at
1890.
BULK MEATS-Quiet; 5!a1U3c for
shoulders and sides.
BACON-Firm and in moderate de-
at 9ac for shoulders; 11!a12al2ic for
sides, clear rib and clear sides, and sugar
cured hams at l5al6c.
BUTTER-Quiet at 33a3.c.
EGGS-At SIC.
SEED-Unchanged; clover l5c per
pound; timothy 50a2 60 per hushel.
OIL-Linseed dull at l 16al IL.
HAY-Dull at Is GOALS 90 per ton on
arrival.
BEEF CATTLE-Uncbauged and in
fair demand at 0Oa7 so gross, the lat
ter rate for extra. Sheep scarce and
firm at full prices for fair to choice at
3 5Oa4 IS psr GENITAL gross. Butchers
paying 6 5?aS 90 gross for hogs.
GOLD-At l4Of. buying.
EXCHANGE--Plenty. and dull.
MONEY-The market easy at 5alO
per cent.
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New Work Dry Goods Market.


Cotton goods are fairly active and
strong, while Calcos are rampaDtly
active and higher; the Merr!mack have
advanced their Prints to 1910 for ID
brand, and 14!c for w; some of the job
bling houses have put the former to 13ic
for fancy and the latter to 15ic for
Pinks and Puppies, and all of them will
advance Tomorrow lc per yard; Sprague
Prints are up to 124c, but are likely to
go higher; RichmoRds aud Dunnels arc
bringing l2tc and tend upward; Aliens
are withdrawn for higher prices, but
tho same is true of all others; the Amer
lean are still selling at l2c and the
Wamsutta &c; Alabama Plaids command
10 Lee; for other goods there is no par
ticular change, but the indications are
that prices will be higher before lower;
Print Cloths at 1-2c; Delaines are
selling at lie, relatively very cheap.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
gg Teleeraph,
TO TIE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, February 3.-The journals OF
this city generally deplore the tone and
tendency of the debate in the Corps
LeCislatif on the bill for the regulation
of the press. They think the opposi-
ton to the measure will cause its with
Srawal by the government, and fear the
final result will be the extinction of
whatever liberty the press of the coun-
try may still possess.
LONDON, February 3.-The gale which
passed over England on Saturday last
was very destructive to life and pro-
perty in this city and in Liverpool
chimneys and signs were blown down,
and houses unroofed. Many people
were struck by falling objects and seri-
ously injured and in some instances
were killed outright.
LONDON, January 3.-Dispatches from
Japan, via Hong Kong, announce that
the ports of Hiago and Osaka were at
the beginning of the year thrown open
to foreigners in accordance with the
convention made with the Commission
ers of foreign powers.
VIENNA, February 3.-Prince Joseph
Calloredo Mannsfeld has been appointed
President Of the Upper House of Riech-
stath, and also placed at the head OF
the Supreme Court of Justice in Vi
emma
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
WanIlinrinnI icma

WASHINGTON, February 3.-An au-
thenticated rUmor prevails to-day in
Congressional circles that Mr.. Adams
has resigned his position as Minister to
England.
The Secretary sent to Senator Sher-
man, to-day, communication which
was laid before the Senate, in favor of
the bill now pending for the reOrganiza-
ton of the Treasury Department.
Mr.. Wisewell, who was so frequently
been mentioned for Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, was to-day nOmina-
ted by the President rs the successor of
Rollins, the present incumbent.
General Kit Carson arrived last night
from Colorado, aud this morning called
on the Secretary of the Interior and
Commissioner of Indian Affairs. He is
accompanied by LaaniaChe, one Of the
principal Chiefs of the Utah Nation.
Their visit has reference to treaty mat
tiers. Everything reported quiet among
the Indians of the Far West. Carson
also had an interview with Generals
Grant, Sherman and Sheridan this
morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
New E0rI, ItcInA.

New YORK, February 23.-COlonel
Stephen Il. Pinckne!, special agent of
the Treasury Department and n member
of the Metropolitan revenue board, was
to-day notified by the Secretary of the
Treasury that his services were no long
er needed.
A report from Washington, says: The
Secretary of the Treasury sold fifteen
millions of lO-iO's during the last month.
Also that the February statement of the
public debt will show an increase of
nearly twenty millions.
Owing to the inadequacy OF the reve-
nue. the continued and increasing de-
mand for first mortgage bonds of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company has
led to farther advance in the price to
par and interest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
An Army Of More than Five
Thousand OniCP-llOlden

Are consuming your aBi = Lotit
other hungry eHpcctantN hsrinG h
vultnres, 10 banquet upon ois -
tr5ste State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars
the hundred thousand, with no apparent rossi
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cpsttil0H
n third moro than the original estimate lE -
whole, and the first wing IL not yet comPassl
AT the present rate, more than Que ml.lga .
dollars will be consumed ia what j. noibGg ="
than a stnpcndOns fraud, az Which YOU PuEs
servants are conniving.
The PenitentiaTy HazsND"'t"d Ia IL 6mih
tlGs 900, but through Toe ineOtaPeicucy la
planned H. nearly four times as much ua'fi.4
will he required ~ was originally INTENDED ~
the expense Of the building win be ht'!s ~
Of one million dollars. Other operations d ~
lie men show similar disregard Of your ~
est. Many Of them are mere schemCs Cipri'1
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of the sai' :"
uttered q word oil denunciation of tlrss o. a..
other pnblic wrongs. To the REGisTEH *.'f
almost the exclusive honor Of championbfA
popular cauzo against the outiagrs Oi o''t
plundercrs. In pursuance OF it, PURGE
hunt down corruption and cOr1upliogs'', "
RESisTER will lay before the people -.
startling facts concerning the outlay u -
funds upon public works. The most chn.i1-S
frauds are known 10 have bOen pcrpetr4tSS, =
every tar. payer has an intsrest In their dsrsa3
ment. We call upon tho people ~ ss'Ssa d.
support ua In our effort.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
Changes ian the Cnbinet-Order for the
Arrest of Governor Jeukins-Dis'
tress in 1Iorocco-The Alabama
CInims-Thc Ee1enue Bill.

New YORK, February "a Washing
ton special TO the World states that
there is probability of cabinet
changes soon. A new Secretary of War
will certainly be Nominated.
Ex-Governor DeunisOn is in Wash
ington.
Information reached here yesterday
which led to the belief that General
Meade has issued an order for the ar
rest of Ex-Governor jenkins, of Georgia,
on the ground of alleged resistance to
the enforcement of the reconstruction
laws. 1t is furthermore said that he
telegraphed Secretary Stanton to have
the arrest made if Governor jenkins
could be found in the District of Col
umbia. The friends of Mr.. jenkins
placed sufficient reliance on the lutOr-
nation received to have him within
reach of court where the right of
habeas corpus would be respected.
C.nsul c. II. Heap, at Tunis, gives
details of great suffering there aud in
the interior of Morocco from starvation
and sickness, aud appeals to the United
States for assistance.
DR.. Fowler, of Illinois, is being
strongly pushed for Commissioner of
Internal Revenue.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: 1t is expected that in Il few days
the President will make rearrange-
ment of the military departments and
the various districts. Material changes
in commanders are expected in the
western and northwestern States and
Territories.
In consequence Of highlands refusal
TO allow the slightest scrutiny Of her
conduct in the Alabama claims, the
United States government has dctermiu-
ed to assert positively that the claims of
the Alabama must be adjusted, either
within or outside tho question of pro-
lection to American citizens i'll Europe.
The President entirely concuTs in Mr..
Banks report, and intends to take
speedy action in the matter of those
now detained in British prisons.
The Why's and Means Committee
have not yet reached the free list on
the revenue bill aud great diver
sity of opinion exists i'll the committee
respecting the number of articles which
it should embrace. The committee
have noticed a marked diminutisn in
the internal revenue receipts during the
last two monthS and are apprehensive
that they may not be able 10 recon-
mend the relief OF as many interests as
they feel should be assisted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

New YORK uurkct.
New YORK, February 8.
COTTON-Less active and lower;
sales 2500 bales at 19tal9ic for middling
uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1927 barrels; mar
ket quiet and without decided change:
sales 500 barrels at 8 5Qa9 10 for super
fine State; 9 90a10 so for extra State;
6Oal2 90 for extra western; II 7Oalo w
for white wheat extra; GOALS ~ for
round hoop Ohio; 10 50a12 10 for COM
mon to good st. Louis; II 0Oal6 OO for
rood to choice extra do; closing quiet.
California -four in fair request; sales
100 sacks at ~ 30a13 IS. Rye flour
ouiet: sales $50 barrels at 50a9 %.
WHISKY-NomiDal.
WHEAT-Receipts 1850 barrels; mar
ket quiet and without change; sales
Ii. 600 bushels at 2 As for No. Milwau-
kee and amber Pennsylvania on private
terms.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Quiet and firm.
MALT-In fair request; sales !6Oo
bushels at 50a1 a5.
CORN-Receipts 81, 045 bushels; mar
ket active and 2a3c better; sales st, 900
bushels at l 27a1 30 for new mixed
western afloat; 81 for poor old do in
store; l 25a1 80 for new white southern.
19al 81 for mixed Tennessee, and 23a
l 26t for new yellow Jersey.
OATS-Receipts 3055 bushels; market
quiet; sales $4,000 bushels at sic for
western in store; sc for Ohio afioat.
Stock in warehouse-Wheat 156.OO3
bushels; Corn l04,505 bushels; Oats
q, 67O,S2 bushels; Rye 1898 bushels;
Barley l1O,9s3 bushels; Peas 1926 bush
els.
RICE-Quiet and steady.
COFFEE-Firm.'
SUGAR-Market &c higher and in
fair demand; sales 200 barrels Cuba at
l24c and 500 boxes Havana at l2fal4c.
MOLASSES-Quiet and steady.
PETROLEUM-Scar and firm at
1Otc for crude, and 24a243c for refined
bonded.
HOPS-Quiet; sales at 3Oa6Oc for
American.
PORK-Dull; sales 500 barrels at
81 50a2l 62 for old mess, closing at 81 "
regular; % 5Oa22 IS for new do, closing
at - 62 regular; II GOALS 90 for prime,
and 10 O0a19 so for prime mess. Also,
sales 500 barrels new mess at % % for
sellers option for March.
BEEF-Firm; sales 755 barrels at
previous prices; 300 tierces at 81 OOa
"a 80 prime mess; 81 5Oa3S so for India
mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of 40 bar
rels at 20 00a3l 10.
BACON-Quiet; sales $50 boxes at
10galO4c for Cumberland cut; l1balltc
long ribbed; l1iallfc short ribbed. l2a
12tc long clear; l3al3tc short clear.
CUT enthusiastically; sales $40 pack
ages at sa9ic for shoulders, and l2al3sc
for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmcr at 9!a9!c
for western, and 10ial04c for city.
LARD-Firmer; sales 100 barrels at
13ta144c: also 500 barrels sellers option
for March at 14sc.
BUrTER-Firm at 40a5Oc for State.
CHEESE-Dull at 1lal5c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February 8.
SENATE.

Messrs. Wiley and FesseRfen pre-
septea netitiops of officers of the late
army, PRAYING that they be paid the in
creased compensation Que from May,
1864, to the close of the war. Referred.
Mr.. Fessenden presented resolution
from the Maine Legislature in regard to
taxes on National banks. Referred.
Mr.. Cameron presented memorial on
the rights of American citizens abroad,
and praying for the removal of Charles
Francis Adams, minister to England
Referred.
Mr.. Wilson presented petition from
the members of the Peace society, pray
ing the appointment of Commissioners
to Alaska to examine into the con-
ditions of indians. Referred.
Mr.. Pomeroy presented o memorial
and resolutions from the Legislature oil
Kansas in regard to the opening OF the
public lands formerly used as Indian
reservations to settlement. Referred.
Mr.. Thayer presented resolutions from
citizens Of Nebraska in regard to the
rights of American citizens. Referred.
MIR. Thayer said that the state OF pub
lie feeling made it advisable In MS
opinion that the Government should
take some action on the subject. 1t
would give the Government more re-
snect to protect it's citizens abroad than
to purchase earthquakes.
Mr.. Wilson presented petition OF
army officers praying for an increase OF
pay, &c. -.
Mr. Sherman, from the the committee
on Finance, reported favorably on the
House bill in regard to taxation OF
shareholders of National banks. Mr..
Sherman explained it as it provided for
the taxation Of shares where the bauk
is located, even though belonging to
non-residents.
Mr.. Nye introduced a bill to promote
the efficiency of the Indian department.
Referred.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to pro-
vide for the gradual reduction of the
army ofthe United States, and for the
discontinuance of unnecessary grades.
Referred.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill requi-
ring persons applying to Congress for
the extension or removal OF certain
patents to give public notice thereof.
The morning hour having expired the
chair announced the debate on recon
struction in order, Mr.. Ferry being en-
titled TO the floor.
Mr.. Johnson said he would not ask q
vote on Senator Thomas's case until the
reconstruction debate terminated.
Mr.. Ferry spoke at some length in
favor of the reconstruction bill.
Mr.. Stewart followed on the same
side when the Senate adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
New York Cattle Market.

NEW loRh, FEBRUARY ).
Receipts for the week-Beeves, 4951;
Sheep and Lambs, 20,S62: Hogs, 1870.
BEEF CA1'TLE-To.day with mod
crate supply; viz: 1850 heads and fair
demand; somewhat tirmer; extra, liza
lsc: prime, l7ta17i; first quality, lola
16fc; fair to good, 15ial6c; ordinary, l4i
al54c; inferior, i0a13c.
SHEEP AND LANDSLIDE higher OH
week, with fair demand, closing firm;
extras, 79asc; prime, a74c; ordinary and
common, 5ta6ic; inferior, 5a5tc.
HOGS-Fully &c higher, under light
offering; heavy common fed, 8 00aS l6;
fair to good, 7 e5as 90; light to common,
Z 70; only seven car loads on sale to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
The MARYLAND senator,

New YORK, February 3.-Au Anna
polls special to the Tribune says: The
Maryland Legislature on Saturday was
much excited over q resolution instruct
ing Governor Swami TO issue q commits
sion to SenatOr-elect Hamilton. 1t was
announced by one of the Governors
friends that Swami declines to issue the
commission, claiming that Hamilton
was elected in violation of the Eastern
short law concerning Senators. The
subject was postponed until Wednesday
NaNt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
Order Of Publication and No

In The District Court Of the United
States for The District Of Uest Tirginid
IN The matter Of Charles p. Whitney,
in Bankruptcy, District Of Vest TrgiR.
ia, S.:
ON THIS 24TH DAY OF JANUARY
" 4. ID. 1868, on reading tho fOregO
ing petition it is ordered, that hearing be had
upon the same on the 18th day ofFEBRUARY,
A. d. 1865, before the said Court at Wheeling
W. Va, at the Office Of Geo. Il. Caldwell, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy in said District, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and that notice thereof be published
once per week for two successive weeks, in the
Wheeling Daily REGISTER, and in like man.
ner in tho Wheeling Daily MtcLhgencsr, and
that all Creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons in interest. may
appear at said time and place and show cause. II
any they have, why the pray er of the said petit.
ton should not he granted. And that the sec.
ond and third meetings VI the creditors of said
Bankrupt shall be held before said Register Al
the said place OH February 18th aud February
18th, laos.
And It's further ordered, that all such creditors
whose places of residence are known, shall be
entitled TO service of notice OF the said petition
and order either personally or by letter adj.
dressed TO them at their known usual place OF
residence, attested by the Clerk of tho Court,
and sent by mail or served at their usual place
of abode by the Marshal or his Deputy. whereof
due proof shall be given.
Witness, the Hon. John j. Jackson, Jr.. Judge
of the said District Court, and the seal
IT,. =. thereof, al Wheeling, in said District, on
the 24th day ofJaRgnaTy; A; d: lSGI
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
Publication is hereby made in pursuance Of
EN-. MORTON,
U. S. Marshal District West Virginia.
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From Atlanta.

New YORK, February 3.-The Tri-
bune's Atlanta special dated the 1st
says: 1t is understood that General
Meade will issue general order to-
morrow, modifying the terms of Gener.
al Pope's order No. 40, under which the
sheriff and other civil officers were
forbidden to insert legal advertisements
in newspapers opposing reconstruction.
Circumstances have been so much
changed by the successful. progress of
reconstruction since the promulga
of order No. 80 that some modification
would now seem to be advisable.
General Meade leaves for Montgomery
tomorrow morning to remain in Ala
bama during the election, commencing
on Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
PRESIDENTIAL CANVAS

NAyHICH, If Is ACKNOWLEDGE gry
w be the most important Poll cal Csrr,,
in the history Of our ,iovcnmrHt n,
mishing preparatory "a this great dglt La.
roady commenced; anu the condition Of ..
country makes the early and Thorough t,.,
nation of the principles We advocate. . ~,
otto duty. We therefore invoke the AID IT,
true men IN extending the circulation a. o.
REGISTER. There is not lOcaiity N The a.,
try wherr a Club could not be made 10,
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the GgGIsrTK Is ouh IN b.
fifth year, IL already, In point OF CiIculaies
hueuUe, Ability aud Value, ranks amen. ].
FIRST papers in the land, and confessed, -.
far ahead of any of its contemporaries in Va.
Virginia, II will be- tho aim oi the Prups.fr
not only 10 maintain, but to add t. d. t,.
reputation.
This paper will not Dc surpassed by al,g q.
lication in the country for it, Culup.ulcbts. a. .
Family, Business and Political Journal. II /.
Telegraphic News Domestic a, well A,N D.
Atlantic Cable; its full and reliable Fns.,
and NJ lrket Reports; its Local lutrligtB,s
compilation Of News transpiring 10 tue "a,
and throughout the nation, N lHF rgIAg,p.
vTGoR AND HONEST BoLDNIsS oF IL RurrE,
and in all the requisites that 60 10 makc,a
WIDE-AWAKE, FIliSTCLASS NEWStl
PER, II shall not be eXCrlicd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
Steamer Burncd.

CINCINNATI, February 3.-The steam
er Sherman, from New Orleans for Gin
cinnati, with valuable cargo of grocer
les, was destroyed by fire at Evansville,
Indiana, yesterday morning. She had
previously discharged the most of her
freight. No lives were lost and the
books and money were saved. The
Sherman was owned ut Pittsburgh and
insured in Cincinnati offices for $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04
New York Money Market.

NEW IUKkI FEBRUARY ).
COLLABORATING at Al and closing
at IL tai Ais.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Opened
strong and higher; good demand gener-
ally in the afternoons; undGr realization
the market fell off but closed firm.
Coupons of 'el, lllialll5; do '62, III
allla; do "a, 109tal09l; do '65, 110s
llO4; do new, 10SaloSi; do 10, l0Sal0si;
l0-4Os, 104sal04t; 7-30s, 107Ia10St.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04

Marian Charlotte Koch, In Ohio County , Cir
RS, cui( Court, in Chan
August tx Koch che. Executor Gerry
rI'AKE NOTICE THAT THE DEPOSI.
/ tions Of William Klevis and others will be
taken at the law office Of y. Richardson, on
Monroe street in the city OF Wheeling, in the
State of West Virginia. on the 2d day of March,
A. d. 1863, between the hours Of O'Clock A. ".
and O. clock +. NJ. to he read in evidence in the
above named cause on behalf of said complainant.
And If from any cause the taking Of the said
dispositions shall not be commenced, or being
shall not be completed on that day,
the taking Of the same will 0e adjourned from
time to time until the same shall be completed.
y. RICHARDSON
Solicitor for CODplainants.
To the defendants. febl-Iaw.4w