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SpeEfaI gntIfes
ga Standard Remedy. %

Such an article is DIR. Tobias Venetian
Liniment.p It has stood before the public
for 81 years, and has never failed giving
satisfaction in single instance. Every
drop of this valuable compound is mixed by
DR.. Tobias himself Therefore, 1t can always
be relied upon. 1t is warranted superior to
any other. for the cure of Chronic Rheuma-
tisrn, Toothache. Headache, Sore Throat,
Vomiting, Frosted Feet, Mumps, Group,
Burns, Cuts, Sea sickness, Insect stings,
Sprains, Cholera, Collie, Spasms, Dysentery,
Bruises. Colds, Coughs. Old Sores, Swellings,
Pains in the Limbs, Back and Chest. There
is no medicine in the "World" that stands
more on its own merits than the '.Venetian
Eminent" Thousands of Certificates can
be seen at the Doctors ONCE, attestiDg to its
rare virtues. The great sale for DR.. Tobias
Venetian Llntment, has induced several I'M
principled persons to counterfeit this"Valu-
able Remedy" purchasers cannot be too.
careful to see that "Dr: Tobias Venetian
Imminent" Is stamped on the glass, done up
In yellow paper, and signed "s. 1. Tobias y
All Others are dangerous counterfeits, and
although they may resemble the Venetian
Linimenp in color and smell, bet0ars of
the1n." Sold by all Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United sta ties.
Price 50 cents and one dollar per bottle. De-
pot 10 Park Place, New York. ocl9-lmddtw
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A pleasant Country.

An item OF news is going the rounds
OF the press, to the effect that a man
"who saved from the earnings at the
Springfield armory and in other shops
two thousand Ave hundred dollars, sew.
eraI years since lent II to the town of
Conway, New Hampshire, but the
transaction was not recorded till after
three days had expired, and therefore
the town refused to pay it, II was car
rted to court, and on account OF this in
fOrmalitY the case was decided against
the plaintiff. The costs amounted TO
five hundred dollars; and to pay this
he was now working industriously.' %
There was something in the transaction
that smacked SO much of Democratic
morality, as embodied in their platform
of reputation; and of Democratic CON.
Tempt for the honesty which in the
words of the Republican platform in
sists upon paying debts according to
the spirit as well as the letter of the
contract, that we were easily persuaded
that Conway must be a Democratic
town, A reference TO political statis-
Tics confirms the fact; nearly two.
thirds of its voters being staunch aCl.
herents to that party, II is situated in
the northeastern portion OF the State, in
me region lying right around the White
Mountains It Is one ofthe most curious
localities in New England. Its De.
mocracy Is of the most pronounced
South Carolina and JET. Davis TYNE.
Its prevalence In some towns is truly
frightful, and reminds one OF the dis.
eases like Cretinism and the CoItre
which are characteristic of the SInIne
and other mountainous regions-if in.
deed it be not another form of those
terrible disorders. Some of the towns
give one hundred and twenty. Ave DEM
ocratic to ten Republican votes, one
hundred and fifty Democratic to TWEEN.
ty.ivs Republican, three hundred TO
one hundred, one hundred to fifty, four
hundred 70 one hundred, one hundred
and any to eight, one hundred and
thirty to twenty-five, etc. The majority
of the people are exceedingly Ignorant,
narroW-min malicious and revenge.
full. The mountains seem to have
dwarfted them mentally, 'as they are
said 10 do physically. a few summers
since some OF them blew up a steam-
boat on Lake lVinnlpiseogee, because
the owners were obnoxious Republi.
cans, and one winter during the gnr
they burned down the house OF a man
In this very town of Conway, because
his summer boRrders had sung Union
songs and rejoiced over rebel defeats
the previous season. tits unique sec
ton, in Its way.-DetroIt Post.
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CALIFORNIA.
DISASTROUS EARTHQUAKES.
san Francisco the GreateSt suHerer.
-.,.,,,o p,,t1d,,,g-.1.l tofaIVv yvreesss,i,


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81.
This evening the streets are crowded
with an excited multitude discussing
the particulars of the disastrous earth
quake. The general direction was
northerly and southerly, though some
descriptions give 1t rotary motion.
The greatest damage extends in belt
of several hundred feet wide, running
about northwest and southwest, COM
ending at Folsom street wharf, injur-
ing and demolishing some twelve
buildings in Its course. AT the corner
of Market and First streets the
ground opened a fissure OF several
Inches W lGO anO 1ortyf or fifty
feet long. In other places the
ground opened and water was forced
above the surface. City Hail may be
considered an entire wreck. The courts
were all adjourned and the prisoners
taken from the station house TO the
county jail. All the patients in the.
United States Marine Hospital were re-
moved and the building declared nm
safe. The chimney of the United States
Mint is 80 badly damaged that the ea'
Enlistment was closed for REPAIRS
Hager's type foundry suffers greatly.
The Lincoln School House is badly
damaged, and the large statue IN front
of the building quite ruined. me gem
\
;oorarily suspended. The San Francis
co Gas Works suffered severely by the
chimney being thrown over, which tell
through the roof. The Mission WOODEN
Mills were considerably damaged. The
large chimney of the sugar refinery on
Eighth street, was badly cracked. The
gable end ofthe girls side of the Deaf
and Dumb and Blind Institution fell
in, crushing through the ceiling. Many
chimneys in the southern part of the
city were thrown down. No one was
seriously injured by them. Only four
lives as yet are known to be lost, al
though numbers were seriously iDjur-
ed by the falling debris. The waters
of the bay were perfectly smooth at
the time of the shock, and no percep-
tible disturbance took place. The
snock was felt aboard the shipping in
the barbor as II the vessels had struck
on a rock.
The earthquake was severe in the in
terror. Heavy shocks were felt in Sac
ramento and Stockton. The Costa
and Alamenda company's building was
thrown down and lives lost. The Mare
Island Navy Yard experienced two
heavy shocks, several chimneys were
thrown down and some buildings con-
siderably shaken, but no series damage
and no one Injured. At Vallejo Chin
neys were demolished but no series in
jury occurred. at Redwood city the
large brick Court House is little better
than wreck, all the county officers
have moved. at Marysville a light
shock was felt. At Grass Valley the
shock was severe, and at Sonora light.
Throughout the day nearly all BUSH
ness was suspended in this city, none
but retail establishments being open.
The Chamber of commerce held a meet
ing to-day, and resolved to telegraph
the Chambers ofNew York, PhiIadel-
phia, Boston, Chicago, London, Paris
and Hamburg an account of the disas-
ter. Another shock has just been felt
at seven P. N. ".
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Desirable Residenee for Sole


DURSUANT TO DECREE OF THE CIR
L cult Court Of Ohio County entered Octo-
Der 18th, 1883, I Will sell at public auction, Rt
the Court House OF said county, on Saturday,
November 2lsts 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
residence lately occupied by Alfred Caldwell.
ESQ, deceased, corner OF Byron and Quincy
streets, East Wheeling. This house contains
IL finished rooms, with WaShshouse addi-
tionaI ntted with large stationary tubs, hot
and cold hydrants emptytng Into each tub.
There Is gas throughout tine entire house, hot
and cold water both mp aud down stairs,
new bath Tub, cooking range In Kitchen, q
great convenience, good dIauEnts to all the
chtmneys, ceilings high, large hallway, eel.
Iri consisting OF three large rooms, making
20 rooms in all, Is perfectly dry and very
connections; large stable containing carriage
house, hay loft. large feed bin, separate COW
stable. The properly contains one full lot
and one=halfs with large and beautiful shade
trees, In q location for q dWellinR-housa NOT
excelled. Inc building was thorouRhly re-
paired, painted and prepared ut heavy ex-
penEe about one year ago.
Terms OF sale -One-Inird of the puIollasa
money, or such further sum as the ouTcha.
scr may elect TO pay, In hand; the residue In
two equal instalmentsp payable, espectiYeIy
IN nine and eighteen months from the day
OF sale with interest from that day, the DUR
chaser giving bonds with good security for
the deferred fnstalmentE. Possession given
Immediately.
GEO. q. CALDWELL, Commissioner.
Law once, Fourth street, next door to;Iha
Court House. oct22-3Otd
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Impure BIood RTnI.ea sIcI<..

The bowels may be costive or some organ
does It's work weakly. From causes like
these gases and gummy substances occur
which poison the blood; The perspiration
may be checked; the feet may be so chilled
that their fetid calculations are thrown back
upon the blood Here is cause for pains,
levers, innammations. In these cases
Brar dreth'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
bein the house ready. RI E, -.,ss
See B. BRANDRErH I'm white letters on the
Government stamp. Principal ONCE Bran
dreth's House; New York.
Sold by all druggists. oci9.lmd&W
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New Braneh OF fho Br0kernEe Bust-
ness.
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THE HEADLEss ROOSTER.
Aeephalous democratic Ticket
Democratic Intrigue at Washington.
wILLIr BE A. IL
WASHINGTON. Oct. 81

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.
There is fiery indignation In all Blair
circles tonight over the fact that Frank
Is totally ignored, both in the address
OF the National Committee and of the
New York State Committee, published
to-day. The Blair mouth-piece says
tonight that the Democracy have run
up the banner OF Seymour and Blair,
and then quote the well known .tIiye
or die" &c. The I1LeLIigsaeeT this
morning is silent on the question of
chanEe. having yesterday vigorously
The nerriest plan of all vet preached
concerning the matter, originated.
last night at the White House, and
was thence published this MORN
ing nIg II is to run a ticket with
as candidates for President Or vics
n, and only containing the
li AIn ls OF electors. In case of success.
/ .Ie slectofs are then to meet mud cast
4 th lI5Lt Notes Tor the man who in their
| SpL,.,I.sIa m5uia pest represent the COM
point OF all this is that MT. Johnso mi, ss
aoloing faith In the people is stilI lI,cf,
as TO convince him that he yynT, IA -, H. ~
man selected for President. : 9.t ts.s
Mhlte douse set say to-day thar The
Wno!s COMO must come on OF theDem.
.ocEHtlo rooster for the rest of The - =.
1 paign, and that no mere cutting oSs a..
giIlsI such as removing Blair aIone viii 4 M
/ answer their purposes or carry h
through the fight. The understaniinn
among prominent Democrats to-Iiebt
based upon information received rom
New York; is that Seymour Is rsoI,ce
out to speak under special instru efions
agreed upon by the select who have md
him in training for three days past for
poll parrot duty. BE is going to state
positively that the Democracy does NOT
intend to overthrow the Southern STATE
governments by force, and that its well
known honesty would forbid anything
even remotely allied to Reputation.
ana also that neither Ku.Klux outrage
nor Wade Hamptonia first speech were
Autnor1zed BY the National COMMITTEES.
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0reGtateLtdletnfe1s

OFFICE. NO. 10 QUINCY sTREET.
FREw, HAGANs & HALL.
FEorEIETOEs.
FRIDAY MonNrNc. oCropER 20.
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MISHLKR,S HERE BITTERS


The ocULIsT. AURIkT and SURGEON, win
have an ohice in the M0LURE HOUSE, in
Wheeling, for several weeks, and may be
found there every day but Saturday, Sun
day and Monday.
DR.. Barbour treats with success all diseases
of the EYE and EAR, CATARRH and
other diseases of the Throat, PILES and
FIsrULA, and OPERATES for CATARACT
CROSS EYEs, CROOKED LIMBS, TUMoRS
and performs all delicate operations requir-
ed for the removal OF disease or deformity.
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OFFICIAL returns from sixty-eight
counties IN Ohio show that the Repub-
lIcan majority will be about what we
stated 1t some days ago-not far from
1900. The complete official figures
will not vary this result I've hundred
either way.
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New York Court and County officials
Implicated. =-.,s,1a-s
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Any District made DeInoerattc for y
consideration.
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MooRE-MoELDowN the 10th
Of October, 1888, at st. Matthew's Church, by
Rev. e. q. Curr1e, JOHN MOORE and MARY,
daughterof the late Robert McEldowney,
ESQ.,, OF Baltimore.
KNOX-RNOX-On Thursday, Oct, Is, 1865
by Rev. ]. T. Mcclure, Mr.. JAMES Il. KNOX
or Wheeling, and Miss ELIZA KNOX, Of Mar
shall county. w, Va.
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3ELING INTELLIGENCER.

II Il II nj s..
1ARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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NEW York, October 81,

N6M 1OAhg OcIODeF Z1s
Great efforts were made here yester-
day and to-day to reconcile the discords
between Democratic Journals. Promi-
nent politicians have called on The
World, the Express, and other dalies 10
cease their dissensions. Consequently
the World this morning, and the EE.
press this evening, have nothing more
dates.
Chase, 1t is reported, has written a
letter to a prominent Democrat here
some say it is Tilden, others that it is
demonstrating on what terms he
would consent 10 be an independent
canaidate Tor the Presidency. It is re-
ported that the letter will be published
in the morning, but that is not prob
able.
Belmont denies that he is going
abroad until alter the election.
The Democrat, speaking of Tilien and
Belmont's addresses, says: They are
downright imbeCility or treachery- and
Il matters not which for the effect is
the same. Better not have spoken.
at all than to come out at this late
day and say what they have in some
things, and omit what they have in
others. Such incompetency, or perfidy,
az Ihis trying moment in the canvass
wouId be most disheartening If any
thing better had been expected; but no
Intelligent, sound Democrat ever ex-
pected anything but disaster from the
placing of bondholders, and tools of
bondholders, at the head OF the NRtion-
81 ~ and State organization. The whole
ttSSing comes to this: The principles OF
cratic masses betrayed, SO far as com.
th1 I!I and leaders are concerned.
Inc ETeRt'Ig Telegram declares that
the local conventions and COMMITTEE
are NJ, especially emphatic in their denun-
q nHR -
ring of bondholders. sit'Ah
The Erie County General Committees
declares that the Infection In the nosto
has been induced by Tthe rI,s H.. ~
greenbacks and the chink Of 1olS ~
i iiSIn. an quartels comes to us the EVIL
demoralize and destroy The Demecrat'
lie army on the eve of battle, is as indie
nantly denounced all over the eouutrY.
as tits in the city of New York"
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Desirable Real Rstate for sale

nlHE FARM NOW OCCUPIED BY wbd.
y y. Brady, near the town OF West Liberty,
which Is one OF the finest located and best nm
proved farms In the county. 1t has al The
modern cOnventsnces In the way of build
1ngss and cannot be surpassed for its abun-
dance and variety of mutt, both large ana
small. 1t also has q nne large yineynii,
ANY person wishing desirable residences
convenient to churches and schools, should
apply TO 1. II. Jones, or on the premises.
Also small farm of 50 or 60 acres OF well
improved land, with good bniIdines on IL an
the National Road, L miles east Of Wheel
ing VIII be sold on reas enable terms aud
possession given Immediately. For partfcu-
lars apply 70 I. B. Jones, attorney at law, OPP
Posits the Court House, Wheeling, w. Va.
or OF ]. u. MAXWELL on the premiseS.
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Hubbard's majority l,70L
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CHARLES sETRKR

ia. = = ~ W, II. IRHIx, DepalV:
-.s z - kfpef0ns Ior LE6e1anfs
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EGdAhtkhED BY THE STATE.
nARIUs r. MANeA1r, President.
80 ~ J1nua MERRInI. Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FoUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily balances,
subject 70 cheek al St0ht. SPECIAL, DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or moro, may be made
at fiye Per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS isdfv1ded among over 500
shareholders comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience
who are also personally liable to deposttors
tor an obligations of the Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. AS me
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives aeposits
large or sma1lamdunts and permits them
70 be drawn as whole or In part by CHECK
AT sAS4 and w1rHoUTNouCE, allow
ing Interest on ALL nAIIY -
ties throughout tho county can lSeer, ~.
counts In this Institution Win spseial a.
NantaEsa Of seonritys conEenisaeeandp lunt.
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INnLANA.

Gov. Bakers majority, by the on
cial returns from every county of In
diana, is announced as /, l5G. He ran a
little behind his ticket.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

nHE HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF
Market q Jenerson sts, Is now offered for
sale at q bargain. There are seven rooms In
| the house, with gas throughout; also q stable
ON the back part OF the LOT.
For terms, &C, call on II. A. BRENTG1H-
GER, at the Drug Store OF Brentllnger q
Derry. ocl2 ZWd
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valuable Property Tor sale

UlHB UNDERSIGNED OFFER AT PRI-
situated one-hRIf mile south or St GIatrs-
Vtlles Belmont county, OHIO, and within
one-Quarter OF q mile OF the st. Clairsyiiie
and Marnock's pike.
SAID farm contains S75< acres of land of the
very best quality, all cleared and coIiya.
niently divided into nelds !; good fences, and
coal pank open ON the premises.
The improvements consist OF WeII.fin-
1sned two.s story Brick House, with two good
cellars under it, Zone of them wine celiRrl
new frame Barn and Carriage House, Brick
WASH HOUSE and Smoke House, Coal HouEe
auu oeVer-fa1ltnR " ell OF water undeFfh
same roof with Kitchen; Cistern conye-
n1ent 10 Kitchen and Wash House; in short.
51eatEiy al the eonyentences that could be
The stock of Fruit Is not exeeIled in East
en- er9 99tha1o consisting OF large Apple Orch
~ 4, I0 thrifty Peach trees mostly Rrafted
20 fear trees, 30 Cherry trees % Pifi1fa fTsSSeee
an OF the best varieties, one acre In Grapes
9ne:nan acre In Small Fruits, Intending
GuLIanS and Berries OF all kinds.
nor; Eor iufther Information apply TO those
and heirs of Nicholas Cooper, decId.
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For Sale.

Hl den street, between Byron aud SIXTH
rooms, attic, cellar, gas, etc,
ocl7 JOHN q. OHANDLRRs
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FANCY DYER, s0oURER AND RE-
q "a - sorlth stree, near The b q o.
- tifs.s- - ,eo@s ~ neetln9s W. Va All kinds
- zSs.t4l W. DLeess 3tbbonH, aud UTerY5 de-
~ ION OF SIX and Woolen Goods eTneut-
~ - - slloIt nplicei and On reasonable terms.
go ep1red 70 do dyetng Ia any color foF
" Ss-s4 to<lels &C. y mar2f-11
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Al coRRRsPoNDHNr VIM

A CORRESPONDENT who recently via.
n ise9 the Gettys615g battle deld. gives
tlon which he held there with = -
known and Intelligent guide. a gu 81
Marked" says the writer, "thaf ~.
supporters OF Seymour and Blair onsht
toeome here All, p said the guide
they don't come here; they don't Iike
u. I have not taken ten Democrats
ers who have been here to look for their
tr1ends graves. But OF Republfcans
there have been many thousands,'I
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KssAYs FOR YOUNG MEg

-ll- EaSAHS FOR YOUNG MEE.
On the Rrrors and Abuses incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hui
name view OF treatment and cure, sent by
mail, nee of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia. pa,
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The following is IL

vote Iu Ohio County for Governor in
1856.
Tho following is the vote of Ohio
county, by townships. for Governor in
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United States of America,

ss---7-e- - - - - ieAEEFAAAAtlf Al&f-r
Frederick Kemple. e all,
Steamboat .. =: comba.s Atsssament
"HFREAS A lLTBEI, Hfa pns-rrs.,
wv fled In the District Court OF The mi.
ted States for the District OF WesG VfFRfnia.
on the 9Th day Of September 1858, By Fred1
S1ek SseoLge Lalngs Jeremiah
steamboat :. Beslie Comhs,H her s1of1 81
tackle, outnt, apparel and firnifnFa. No.
N pursuance OF the monifion nm
80 n - ~ ms SAID Court, to me dfrecIed
~ do hereby give on lie 1SSSfira
% ail persons claiming tie ssid sfSanSeT i1T
s nSlnest TACKLE OUTFIT, apparel. and mint
ttuIe, OF In any manner fflfere5SteTI flHc-eII,
tlt ltley be and appear before tie aaid jis5
t ts5eS So1rtt % be held at the city AZ VVheeI-
aIqsi.L m and for the Datrfct or wet Wiz.
n il11af On the 18th day of Ocfher IssH at
- ! SAoSks N the forenoon or that DIV Cpro-
4llaeo the same shall be day o. mi die
FL Slner wise on the next day Of jurisdfc-
t5,s4 t1efeatter,l then and there 10 iffeTpose
-, az ano 20 mako their allegations
teaF HEDGE1IAN sI,AoK
o. g. Mnxsi1al, Disfrief u Va
Is.,- =. Z W. u. IRHnx, DspalV:
80 sts g ~ 9qppafcs ff1esonE Ior Ll6eRanfs. =
~
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Dissolution of Partnersbin.

No9TIcE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partner6hip herefofore e5iutfI1e1 Il
me Manufacture of Hopper. Tfn and Esi,Sst
Iron IRON ware, between Reid 4 Roemer a fi,fs
1lAlnees Win be conducted in the fnfnra nv nv
ne 90 g ZONES, at the old stand, Who viIi SCI
sLs Al &c, CLAIMS due 10 on owing TO SAID inta
VII ~ enaeayoS 20 merit and hone Ia TeesiIe
n1eral 6hare or public pafronfsa -
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TINTED STATES OF AMER1oA V
" DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, 8, 3,
BENJAMIN +. Price
Steamboat aD. 1yneh.p)

rs. Attachments.
Steamboat I'D. Lgneh.PJ
Whereas libel has been filed In the Dis
lf1ct Court OF the United States for the Dis
tnct OF West Virginia, on the Sth day of DC
tober, 1858, by Benjamin r. Price against me
steamer ~. Lynch" her engines, tackle, out
nCt apparel and furniture. now, tfierefofa
In pursuance OF the monition under Tie seal
OF the said court to me directed aud deliver-
edI1 DO hereby give public notice 10 All per-
SONS claiming the said steamer, her er0iIeF
tackle, outht, apparel and furniture or I'M
any manner interested therein, that they be
ana appear before the said District CouFt 10
pc held at the city OF Wheeling, In and for
tne Dlstrtctof West Virginia. on the ga Ciay
OF November 1855, at IL O'Clock In the fore
noon otthat day provided the same shall be
2 day OF 1uttsdic ton, other wise ON the next
day OF jurisdiction thereaftsr) then mud
there 10 1nterpose their claims, and 10 make
their allegations ON that behalf. :
HEDGMAN SLACK.
%. g. Marshal, District WV
- By W. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
zPEoK q HUBBARD. ProctoFs. ocisti4t3