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EUROPE.
LoNDoS, December !


No news has yet been received Of the
bombardment of CadiZ. telegTaPhic
communication being interrupted with
Madrid.
A dispatch from Madrid, dated
Thursday, December 10th, says that a
large number of workmen employed
by the municipality on public work,
yesterday armed themselves with car
bines and with bayonets fastened to
sticks, and assumed a threatening at
titude, which they still continue. The
national military were ordered to pro-
coed against the several battalions, and
are preparing to march to the attack.
Great efforts are being made to raise a
revolt here, and the citizens are much
alarmed. Placards are posted in Es-
tramadura threatening the assassina-
ton of all rich citizens who take partin
the election for the Cortez.
The armistice between the Govern
ment troops and the insurgents has
been prolonged until tonight, both
parties consenling 10 wait the arrival
OF the President OF the committee of Sc
vile, who will make an attempt at
mediation. Should these negotiations
fail to give satisfaction, the govern
ment will recommence vigoroua meas
ures for the suppression OF the insur-
rection.
LONDON, December 10.
Telegraphic communication with
Madrid is still interrupted. Latest dis
patches say the political agitation
throughout Spain is very great. and
that capitalists are rapidly leaving the
country. There is much alarm among
all classes OF the community. TIE Gov
crnment authorities are in receipt of
from many portions OF
the country promising aid to suppress
the rebellion. The insurgents at CadiZ
hold strong positions. The President
OF the RepU blican Committee had not
yet arrived from Seville. The insur-
rectionary movement had not extended
beyond Cadiz.
SOUTHAMPTON, December -.
The steamship Westphalia sailed TO-
day for New York.
LIVERPOOL. December IL,
The steamship England, from New
York, has arrived.
MADRID, Dec. l3.
The Government has decided on
posIponing the attack on the party in
revolt in Cadiz, hoping the insurgents
will accept the terms offered them and
General Roda, who is ut
the head of the government troops,
has declared the port of Cadiz block
AIDED, and foreign representatives have
been notified accordingly. News has
been received that the Carlist party
in Lower Arragon are making prepa-
rations for a revolt. Fears are enter
tanned of rising of the Republican
party in Barcelona Tonight. The
greatest precautions have been adopted
10 guard against such q contingency in
both places.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
WAsu1NaroN, December IL.


Tue Secretary of the Treasury has
ordered the Supervising Inspector of
Steamboats, OF tho district in which the
recent disaster on the Ohio river occur.
red to make Il rigid examination OF the
causes of the same. 1t is also under
stood Mr.. McCulloch has recommended
TO the House Committee on Commerce
the repeal of the laws or parts of laws
authorizing the carrying rs freight OF
petroleum on steamers carrying pass
engers.
WAsEINGToN, December Is.
The Comm mmittoe ON Reconstruction
has already lurge amount OF business
before il concerning the States of GeOr-
RiR, Virginia, Mississippi and Texas.
1t will not formally enter upon mn in
vesIigalion of affairs in Georgia until
after the Congressional recess. The
delegation from Mississippi will en-
deavor to have an early hearing and
place before the committee statements
in answer to the report of Gen. Gillim
and in support OF their claim that. Cx-
Guiding the alleged frauds, the State
Constitution WAS ratified, and therefore
Mississippi is entitled to re representation
in Congress.
Quurtermasler General Mei1s has
published the 10Th number of the roll
OF honor, prepared in his department
under the direction of Brevet Brigadier
General Perry. The lists contain 10000
names. The proportion OF names
known Is less than One-half, or about
25 per cent. less than that which gener
ally holds good throughout the coun-
try, which Is thought 10 be about two
thirds known and one-third unknown.
This volume of the roll of honor in
creases tho total number of graves now
recorded in printed form to about $780,
600. or the occupants OF these graves
the names %! about 100000 appear as
known, leaving 81. 900 as yet unknown.
Many OF these unknown remains were
doubtless marked by the burial records
aud many others, buried i'll groups or
from hospitals, may have been pre-
served in connection with plans or
schedules OF the position of the graves,
by the intimate friends OF the dead.
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ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO, December II.
VIM. Marshall charged with the
murder OF his mother and brothers in
Platte county, Missouri, some time
ago, for whose arrest n reward OF $3, 800
was offered, was secured last Sunday,
in Barry, Missouri. and lodged in
Platte county Jail. The induceInent TO
the crime was to secure the property
which would revert TO him ut their
death.
a special from Lawrence, Kansas,
says that Capt. Christian, Attorney OF
KeOkuk, Mequahquah, Suffdquah,
Manatonah, and Wamcommo, chiefs OF
the Soc and Fox tribes is about TO
bring suit against Hon. Chas. L. Mix,
acting commissioner OF Indian affairs.
Col. Chas. Murphy, Superintendent OF
the Central Superinteudency; Major
Wiley agent of the Soes' and Foxes
and Thomas Dorwiu, Deputy United
States Marshal for false imprisonment.
Keokuk and his friends laying the
damages at $4,000. The Indians were
arrested by the Iudian agent while in
this city en- route to Washington, on
orders from tho Indian bureau. not to
allow the delegation of Indiana to visit
Washington except by the permission
OF the department, and were iInprison-
ed, bu; were released on labeaJ Cor
pus.
ShlCANOs DeCeulOST Id.
The lOc:l committees are very busy
in their preparations for the great army
re union, which takes place here Tues
day and Wednesday OF this week. The
present indications are that nearly two
thousand officers of tour armies will
be present, and take part in the festivi-
ties. This humber viii be nearly pro-
portionally divided between the four
armies. The army of Tennessee will
make their head quarters at tho Ire
mont House. The armies OF Cumber-
land and Georgia mt the Sherman
House. The army of Ohio at the Briggs
House. During the day (Tuesday) the
different armies Will hold separate
business meetings, and for this purpose
ths army of the Tennessee will occupy
Crosby's Music Hall. The army OF
Cumberland will convene at MCVickers
Theatre. The Army OF Ohio will hold
its meeting in Caledonia Hall, Metro
politan Block. The Army of Georgia
is not yet thoroughly organized, aud
they will probably meet with the Army
of the Cumberland until their own or
gau:z4tion is perfected. On Tuesday Il
grand reunion OF all the armies will
take place in the Opera House.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
rARKErA BY TELEG RAP,..
NHw YORK. December 70.

NRw YORK, December T.
CorroS-Very firm and in fair demand;
q 100 bales sold at &c for mtudlinR uplandk;
closing with some holders refusing to sell un-
FE01E-Closed shade nrmer for medium
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and heavy for spring
and quiet aud firm for winter. kye-Somi-
nalIy 81 4St9l go for western. Oats-Dnlland
heavy mt 7Oc in store and 70c atioat for west
eru. Corn--Dull and heavy at 81 !S for mix
ed western IN store and Il 10 afioat, and 81 05
al IL for new mixed western.
mess. Bte-QuIet and unchanged. Cut
Mea's-Steady and In fair demanr.
LARD-steady ut lGH9l6%sc for fair TO
EGGS-Steady at 3S939c.
DRY GOODS.
Cotton print cloth market excited and
prices rapidly advanced; sales u packages
aud even 9Ec Is now asked for future deIIve.
~ in February and March. ALI the leading
print men are into thls speculation and
drawn their prints from the market to-day
for higher prices. Dunnell has advanced hls
goods naIf a cent per yaId; but notwithstand-
iny ali this excitement, The market Is quiet
and jobbers hR e not changed their priceS1n
the least, II we except Richmond prInis
s Co. last evening. For bleached goods there
has been au improved inquiry and ali medI-
um grades OF shirtings. Little Hope and
I,onSdale, nave TIs= n &c or 1Ic per yard. Fine
unbIeached muslins, like PsppeIril r, Laco-
MIA ID, and Atlantic Il goods, which have
been selling at one shilling per yard, areget-
ting very scarce and must go 10 lbs Other
classes OF goods are devoid or animation and
prices are unchanged
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-WhIch was active at per cent on
call early in the day, closed mucn easier
with more liberal offerings, but business in
the afternoon was done AG per cent. Some
failures among small dry goods firms was
reported during the week; also a flrm in
woolens and another in COttOnB.
GoLD-Lowef, opened at 1851 ard closed
at l8o3<9lg9<.
GoVESNMESr SroCKs-with ouly a mod
crate business. Coupons 81. III; S9llIJS; do.
%, l1osS@li0<i do. 81, loI9iG71[; do. 'e5
igTt59IU8; do; new, llO9llol.; do. rs. llOH9
sTOCKS-have Deen dull, and the market
opened heavy. but improved after the dIst
regular board on report from Washington
that the supreme Court will decide in favor
OF the Legal tender act The largest dealings
were in Rev York Central, HorthWestern
and Rock Island; Erie also attracted Rtten-
ton and advanced, while Ohio q Mississippi
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YInGIEIA,

RICHMoED, Dec. -.
In the United States Circuit Court
this morning, Judge Underwood presid-
ing. The case of Sally Anderson sem
fenced to death by the county Court for
arson, was brought up on writof hGdeaS
corpus on the ground that one of the
magistrates composing the Court which
tried her had held Office during the War
and being thereby disqualified under
the 18th amendment, the whole Court
was illegal and its proceedings vitiated.
Judge Underwood sustained the prisO-
ner's plea and discharged her from
custody. In delivering his opinion he
said that even the Clerk of the Court
that tried the case was disqualified. II
IL vitiated the proceedings, there are cne
hundred and fifty nine convicts i'll the
State prison, sentenced since the adOp.
ton OF the amendment, who may now
be released by haGedS corpus and turned
loose under this decision.
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LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, Dec. IL

NE" ORlsEASS, Dec. IL.
Al important understanding has oc.
Cured between the officers and crews
of the Peruvian fleet recently fitted out
in this city. The transports are now
lying in the Mississippi, the crews of
which were shipped in New York with
the express understanding that they
shonld receive two months pay In
advance, and that they were TO serve
under the United States flag one year.
The officers OF the vessels hoisted the
Peruvian flag when the crew mutinied
and refused 10 work the vessels on the
ground that they were no longer under
the protection of the Stars and Stripes.
Tonight the officers attempted by force
to compel the crews to work the vessels
to sea. The crews refused and all COM
municaiion with the shore ut New Or.
lenns is cut off. The crews then threat
enpd that should the attempt be made
to force them TO sea they would throw
the officers overheard. This had the
desired effect, and the officers ut once
appealed 10 the police force of the city
for assistance. The police officials de-
clined to interfere on the ground that
they had no jurisdiction, and the con-
nict between the crews and officers is
progressing.
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THE town of Rathbonc, Writ county
is supplied with gas from well bored
for oil, which blows OF with great vic.
lence. The we'll supplies some 800
stoves and 80 engines with fuel, besides
more than OOburners in private dwell
ings and street lights for the town. It
is owned and this natural gas-works
run by Messers. Jones, Wetzel and
McConuaughy. Oher parties owning
another gas well there undertook re-
Gently 10 furnish the town an addition
al supply. Pipes were procured and
workman were about to commence
tubing the well, when it was found to
have stopped blowing oil. Upon being
tested 1t failed to yield a particle of gas,
but instead was filled with oil and it
is believed it will now prove a valuable
oil we'll
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was in demand on the superstition that II
nrsoI oe OS ~ LnS 5 de1e I,o ot INC sIitaI
closed steady on New York roads, dull and
dropping on Western shares. with a heavy
decline In pittsbutSn on q fum0r that the
road.
$50 Prices: Pacific Mail. lI25sg lls1s; West
Central. l2t1S9l245s ) Erie 4J1t 9 los; do pre-
ferred, $3.50; Hudson, I24ts GtZiI<: Reading,
esssgs; seSg6gs; 5erre n5uLe SIsCS;s; Wa Wabash sSh
io9IS Sslcs3<; Ohio a s1is;i.sippi osi-Gf9E;
MicnlgHn Central. llsh9l3T MICHIGAN
Pitts6urg, II5SSi5z; Toledo i0Osf Siol: Rock
Island. l0;54 los; North West-sril, 75{.
EIPREss sSIIAREs.Wel.a, Fargo 4 Co.,.2T<
states. 451z9I6; Merchants Union, lO<9l6l4.
Cincinnati.
DECEMDHa l2.-FLOUR--Steady and in
moderate demand atSI 25gT 20 for family.
GRAIN WheSt-Quiet and steady at 81 Is.
6!&65c for No. and White. Kye-Firm at
CoTroN-QuIet but hrm a: 2sl!c-
WHIsRT-DulI at S69YSc.
Ho5s-active aud lending upward; live at
Ss 009s co; dressed at s9 s9SlO2j. keceipls
1900.
PRovIsIoSs-NIess Pork-Firin at SIS CO.
Bulk 3ieats-FIrm but quiet AT 91zSiOc for
shoulders, aud l25S9l3c tJr clear no Sic es,
when fully cured. Green Aeats-FIrm; salei
OF shOu ders at SIC; sides ut ll1ac, and hams
al lZ5[9l31G; sales OF 1000 pie IS at iatter
rate LarG-Flrm; mostly he d out OF the
market; prime steam 10 prlms kettle zen
ueIed At l6c; said at lJ54c.
BUrTER-Scarce- anu nrm Rt St94Oe.
CAEESE-FIrm at l51zS!SSsc-
OILs-LinSeed OIl-ln speculative dem md
at W. Lard OiI-Advauccd TO 81 S5Gtl IS
and demand pressing.
SEEDS-ClOVer Seed-Is held l5c.
ArPLEs--Unchangcd with III .deraie de-
maud ht s25O9t % per bIrrel.
GbLD-l3j1S buying.
STERLISG
discount buying; money market couuuueS
Close ut lOSl2 per cent.
chicago.
DECEMBER l2.-FLoUR-QuIet: sales OF
spring extras at S5a5 GllI.
GRAIS-Wheat-LesS active md easier;
Salci NO at 81 ~ 4al IS; No. 81 Ia Il lsit;
closing steady at ll7l for No. 9: tnleS No.
since change at 81 II. Gorn-DulI and steady;
sales OF old No. lat zoe; hew sheiled 525%a.;iri
No. kiln dried 6Oa6lc; closing steady nt t3c
for new shelled; nothing doing this T. 81. Oats
jected. RyeEIn moderate reGSesI anu ic
higher; sales at 81 l5al IL for NO. ], and 81 Is
for No. in store. BaTley-MOTe active;
sales No. Eat sl.GIal 20; closing at the inside
rate.
DECEMBER l2.-Flour-Qu:et.
-wheat-Winter steady and spring
dull; white Michigan 81 81; amUer 81 -. Corn
Old steady; new Ic lower; old No l, SEC;
Michigan SJc; new TOc: new II jected at 6I9GSc.
OatS-Steady Ht &c lor No. l. Rye-A Shade
better; No. l, 81 81. Barley-QuIet-
HoGs-S1les dfessed at 14gslOi4c. closing
weak.
Buffalo.
DECEMBER l2-FLoUR-Sprins fi:mer.
observation-disclosures; No. Chicago
spring asking 81 50; others unchanged; II ar
ket generally inactive. demand very light.
milwaukee,.
DEcEM REE l2.-FLoUR-Dlll and pr:ceS
unchanged.
AIS-Wheat-steady at S! 2s1z for No. !
in store.
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TnxatIon of ,ne b. d o. r. II.

RON the htHgtcood Journal
Notwithstanding the mise and learned
remarks of MIR. Ferguson in opposition
to the taxing of the B. e o. II. II for
local purposes in the counties through
which it passes, wo would urge on our
State Legislature that this monopoly
ought to be taxed the same rs other
property, and hope there may be a
majority in both houses that will have
the manliness to come out bold and
determined i'll this matter. and show
cOmS titntfonnL lawyers that they will
not be permitted to dcGr1ud either the
State or the counties through which
this road passes out of their just uues
The charge on local freight from Bal
timore to Tunnelton, on this road, is
nearly double TO the rates charged by
them from Baltimore to Cincinnnti, and
the fare is in the snme ratio, and not
withstandiDg all this, in accordance
with the views OF this constitutional
lawer, we arc not to demand sny tax
for school or county purposes from ;his
stupendous monopoly.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAScIsco, Dec. 10.
The Union Pacific Railroad is report
ed blocked with snow; since the 4th in
stant no trains having arrived at Bryan
where the stage receives the overland
mail west. The President of the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad telegraphs as fol-
lows from Salt Lake to day: think
1t inevitable we must pass through
this valley and in succession five val
leys to make connection with the
Smokey Hill route as the only prac-
ticable winter line: the short distance
we pass through deep snow, We can
easily pass by covering, but the dis
tnncs at a great elevation on the Union
Pacific road is too long to make cover
Ing practicable.
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MISSOURI.


ST. LOUIS, December L..
The Leavenworth Commercial pub
fishes the resignation of Colonel Wyn.
koop, the agent of the Cheyenne and
Arrapahoe Indians. Colonel Wynkoop
left here yesterday for Washington.
He Believes that the late fight OF Gen.
CustaI's on the Washita, was simply q
massacre. He says that Black Kettle
and his band were friendly Indians,
and we're on their reservation when at
tackled.
The clothing and shoe house of l.. a.
Green & Co., on North Main street, was
nearly destroyed by fire early this
morning. The stock was valued ut S4O,-
900 or $4,000. Insured as follows: La
mer, Phoenix, Mnnhattan, Home and
Security OF New York, &, eco each; Put
nam and Phoenix, of Hartford, 50. 900
each; National, of Boston, SIC, ,OOo; New
EnglArd, of Boston, So 5000.
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Trnstea,s Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED. OF TRUST,
Ddated FebruRry 8. 1867, by John n. Miner,
Jane Philips and Peter Philips 10 myself as
trustee, and OF recRru in the office OF the Re-
coIder OF Ohio cou unty, West Virginia, will
ofTsr at public said AT the front door OF the
Court House OF said comfy on SATURDAY,
DECEMBER ls, 1868, at 10 o'clock -. m the
property mentioned in said deed Of trust,
tnaL Is TO say: Lot number TWO hundred and
forty (2iD). on the east side Of EOtt street in
EOh and Cha plineS addition to the city of
Wheeling, between Seconu and ThiI d st eets,
in the Eiilh War1 OF said city. vito all the
buildings, machinery, engines and mproye-
ments thereon, being the propeTty occupied
as a box factory By said Peter Philips.
Terms of Sale: One half cash and one-hRlf
credit oil six months, bearing interest from
day Ofslle, with approved security. These
terms subject u alteEa ton on day ot sale. II
deemed advisable. Title believed gOGd, but
selling rs trustee shall only convey such
title SIS is vested iti me by sad deed OF trust.
WILLIAM r. 4 u BEARD.
nov.9 Iawts Trustee.
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PE4HSYLvANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL.
Tho jury, in the case OF Joseph Hart,
tried for the murder OF VIM. McEeene,
have returned a verdict of mansIaugh.
ter, with recommendation OF mercy.
Hart is is years old. Seven other bows
are TO be tried for participating in the
fight which resulted in the death of
McKeene. Next Thursday is fixed for
the trial OF the Twitchells.
PITTSBURGH Dec. l3.
General Grant with Generals Dent.
Parker and Col. Ieet of his staff. Gene.
rails Townsend, Schofield. Mcdowell,
Logan, Terry, Stoneman, Barry, Hart.
ruft, ingalls, and Hartell, Colonel's
Hough, Schofeld, Campbell and Treat
left at 2 O'Clock to- day for Chicago TO
attend the army reunion.
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MIR. WIN. n. CaANCELLoR, OF Park
ersburg, was not lost, as reported, in
the dreadful disaster which overlook
the steamers America ard United
States few days ago on the lower Ohio.
He had narrow escape, however, his
forehead being blistered and his hair
scorched by the flames. Ho left the
steamer when 1t WAS almost euvelOped
in flames, and was obliged to save his
life by taking 20 the river and swim
ming about one hundred and fifty feet.
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Hampton 2. c. cockburn.

The object of this suit is to obtain n decree
for the s:t!e of certain vacant lots III I4nes
reserve IN the city OF Wheeling, West NiE-
ginia, particularly described in the bill of
ant Hampien Zane, as trustee, and in
which the defendant, Hampden a. e. Cock
burn, may havea contingent interest, and
To have the proceeds OF sale invested under
the decree OF the court Tor the use and bencnt
OF the S1m6 persons ana upon the rame
trust, MS the said vacant lots nTG now held.
And II appearing from Rn affidavit HE'D in
the cause, that the defendant Hampden Il.
L. CockuIn IS not ii resident OF this state.
ON motion OF cOmplainants counsel, II II
ordered that he do appear here within ono
month after the fourth weekly publication
and due posting OF this order at the Iront
door Ofih6 Court House OF kRid county and
do what he may deem fit 10 protect his in
terest in theabove entitled Gauss.
Test:
MICHAELJ. BREISIG, Clerk.
STANTON q ALLISON, oil. for com pIalnants.
nOS2l-iaw5w
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an autograph Litter from. George d. Ircntirc,
Esq, Editor erthe "LOWbrfEc JOWrT7i:''


LOUISVILLE. Nov. 5;h, 1906.
DR., LTGUTHILL~DEARSI SIR: am very
SorTy TO Learn That you contemplate leaving
Louisville at the endlo The present Weei.
earnestly wish that your engagements else
where might permit you TO remain here for
a longer time. 80
Your EoJourn among us, Or. Lighthill, will
he long remembered by our people. 1t has
been Rblessing to many. You have treated
me and n female member of nSfamiiy with
great success. You seem 10 me 10 under
stand, as by intuition, the character OF Il
malady and Its bestD remedy. You have u
multitude of patieuts in this city, and
have not Eeen or he ard OF one TO whom you
held out the promise of RELIEF without rem
dering 1t. Your practice among us has been
n brilliant success, and cheerlully IecOIn-
mend you to my friends and the public at
large AS physician deserving the utmost
Hoping you may live long TO bo n blessing
to additional thousands OF the afflicted,
am. very truly, yours, r,
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NORTH CAauLINA.

RALEIGH, December II.
A rcgro named James, brutalIy
abused the wife OF Rev. Mr.. James, for
taking firewood from premises alleged
to be his. Fir. James, upon expostula-
ting with the negro, was shot dead by
him. The murderer has been arrested
aud committed to the Newbern Jail.
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JAMES A. EsrELb, editor OF the
Wayne County tOhio) Democrat and
Holmes County Farmer, ana Probate
Judge OF Holmes county, was arrested
Friday, by Deputy United States Mar
shal Funk, and taken TO Cleveland to
answer an Indictment found against
him for issuing fraudulent naturAliza-
tion papers.
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nAsSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Dec. l3.
Andrews was consigned to the State
prison last night for twenty years for
the murder of Holmes, commencing
with tweuty-Gour hours solitary con.
finemeut. He appeared to be in good
ris
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HENRY RoEmER,

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= County Circuit Court, November. Rules.
1865
Hampden Zane AMI Emily A. Zane, his
wife, George X. Il. Cockbnrn and Mary Il.
Cockbarn, his wife. the said Hampden
Zane in his own rISht and us [. ustee for
his wife, Emily a. Zane, and Guy CHILDREN
who may survive her.