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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28

VA7OOD AND COAL.-Now is the time
w TO supply yourselves with your winters
COAL, rs the price Is advancing. am prepared
TO supply large or small quantities at short notice
at lowest rates. Also, best article OAK and PINE
WOOD. s1
Offices Nineteenth and Cary streets and Seventh
A'i ~ 81 az ' 90 CHARLES II. PAGE.
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e BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioueers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28

GOAL ASHES.-Wanted, 200 loads COAL
Y ASHES, delivered one mile west of the city.
Apply to CHARLES HOWARD, -
ty2S corner Cary and Fifteenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28

Office 13I7 Main street. - !"
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee of
IN COLLINS & TYREE. bankrupts, l VIII on
THURSDAY MORNING the goth July, commen-
cling at 10 O'Clock. ut their store, No 428 Broad
street. sell by public auction, for cash. their stock
of TINWARE,
CASTINGS,
STOVES rs..-
TIMERS, TOOLS, &C.
III AND. RUTHERGLEN,
Assignee of Collins & Tyree, bankrupts.
THOMAS w, KEKSEE, Auctioneer. tyA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28

WTANTED, some one qualified to TEACH
w aBRAIDING OF HATS from oat or wheat
straw f.1i B. WARDWELL,
jy 25-St - ~, Superintendent Penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28

ST0LEN.--Stolen from my resi-
~ dedce called Yhite Hail. nearAS
where Woodsford,s lane crosses ethe Richmond,
FFedericSsbarg aud Potomac railroad In Caroline
county, Va, two HORSES z
One them Is T. strawberry roar; white mark
down Inc face; one forefoot white age, -four, or
nEe last spring well put together, and his name
injured by the collar; Iine size, s7--.-. Il
The other Is q dark bay; legs, name, and tail
black examined closely, one, of his feet Is in-
age, fonrin the fail has the marks Of hard labor;
well grown of good size. A suitable reward Will
be paid for their delivery to me.
T. r. LEWIS Guines,ss Depot, 3
tjy27-dst&wIt Il Caroline county, Va. 81
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GS0 REWARD.--Stolen from my en-
gov stable, near Camp Lee, on the[GSAi
might of the Esd instant, TWO DARK BROW or
BLACK HORSES; ona, large size with short TAIL
branded III on the left taigh scar on the hind foot
below the fetlock; the other, small size with small
scar on left side of the face. FIFTY DOLLARS
REWARD VIII be paid for their delivery tome
or for any Information leading to their recovery.
syss:aq -? gGtE{ JAMES II. TAYLOR,
80 -. ,.ys.gf 49, ut Duplop & McCance's,
- Cary street between Eleventh and Twelfth.
Nv 2S-2tS Us Esg@G -al 49, ssAh
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WTANTED, pair Of young, well broke
Wv MULES-good size. Apply to ~
~ 28-2t $. C. TARDY d co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28

NV AN TED An unmarried, middle
aged wirginian, naTieg a%ght suGeess-
FESSORSHIP IN A COLLEGE; He has from
his patrons and pupils and from professors of the
University of Virginia testimonials of qualifca-
ton, &C., to teach English French, German, La
tin, Greek, and Mathematics and can teach
bookkeeping Italian, and Spanish. Address,
giving terms and references a. r. s." care of
Donnans s. Johnston. Petersburg. Va:
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p BY Thomas w. keesee, Auctioneer,
y-~ Office 1917 Main street.
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TGoST CERTIFIGATE.-Th is to give,
IL notice that CERTIFICATE No.. fss, Tor eight
and Maine ssga me- cpmpany I'm IN NV name has
been lost, and that ] shall apply to the Board Of
directors OF said company for new certificate In
lieu Of the one lost tgt, 1
je so--Tu2tn ,,,slJlts THO. M. ISBELL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28

D EMOVAL-COAL OFFICES. P. La.
IN, THROP has removed his COAL OFFICE TO
SEVENTEENTH STREET. at drawbridge.
with ample stock, is prepared to furnish In any
quantity FIRST QUALITY RED AND WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL at summer rates.
Also, superior. BITUMIN0US LUMP COAL,
for crates, s. P. LATHROP,
iy2o Seventeenth street at drawbridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28

j, s0ST, on Sunday evening, between
IL Spriig Park and Manchester, a PURPLE
MOROCCO MEMOR4ASDU O0ks containing,
forty or fifty dollars anu other contents. The
the Office Of fWALTER IL. MARTIN & Co,
FJy 2S-2t* ShocSoe Warehouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28

TOAL.-I am now prepared to furnish
~ g.,-etaf BEST
CLOVER HILL AND MIDLOTHIAN LUMP.
~ :, AVERAGE, AND SMITHS COAL.
Also, RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL EJfl a5.2 800 ~ G.. Il. EIPSCOMB.
- III. -ssn Office, Fourteenth street
Nv lin near Uanyille depot
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WANTS.

NTANTED, q WOMAN, without encum-
w cbrance, to do the cooking washing, and
ironing for small family. Apply. with recon-
mendations to E; A; B as1ER HHY or
Richmond and Danville Railroad Office.
I,oe s.rs-g= a
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rs,ns REsV.

NOR RENT, THE DESIRABLREs
CoTTAGE RESIDENCE known us Nj
ssya.,1scfi Place 50 on the north side of Grove
road. with twelve acres attached The house has
order. gs ~ - A,+zygs. So ss-.s.a, =,
vegetables now growing ON the place. -, 5t
JAMES M. TAYLOR e SON,
* fy 2T.5t tfoTeers No. S2i Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28

Gs1A. REWARDs--I will pay the above
eDLU reward for a BOX OF LABELS which
were taken away from the store next door 70
Mitchell 81 Tyler's on the Sd day OF April, 1886,
containing between four and five, thousand with
my name on them. II returned TO ne, and no ques-
lions askeay q sE9a.ytti $SsIs lt5-''f RI
jy ss-1w& 49,, 81 q. p WfrBnJ Est
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28

"A YOUNG MAN-EDUCATED AT THE
n University Of Virginia, competent to teach
Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, and the elements
of mathematics, with several years. experience
rs teacher and one year a professor In = female
collcgc-desircs place either rs principal or as
sistant In a classical school. Address -
at. a. Y.,n Greenwood Depot,
jy 25-4teOd+' u Albemarle county, Va.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-09-12
The California Frog StOry-A
New Version.
To the Editor of the N. o. Crescent

To the Editor of the N. o. Crescent:
In conversation with a friend
the other day, I expressed aston
ishment at the fact that Gen. Grant
had not made a single speech
during the present campaign.
Why" said he, its all quite
natural. Did you ever hear the
story about the California miner
and his educated frog?" 81 do
not remember that / ever did.
" Well then" said he, "once upon
a time la 10 CALIFORNIA; miner, who
worked in a gulch far off from all
companionship, found a large toad
frog in his tent, and being of q
kindly disposition, he determined
to, tame and makesa pet. Of st. He
found that the frog was very intel
hgent, and soon made such pro-
gress that he appeared to under
stand every word addressed to
him. But he especially showed his
extraordinary efficiency in the art
of jumping. His leaps soon grew
so astonishing that it occurred to
the miner that the animal would
prove o. profitable thing ID exhibit.
He tried the experiment, and every
miner in in the next town as we'll as
those from the neighboring diggins,
came to see the learned frog. So
successful was he, that a party of
friends made up a purse OF five
thousand dollars to pay his ex~
penses to the States, where it was
expected his frogship would excite
such a Juror that d fortune could
be made. Consequently, o few
days soon found the miner and his
| frog in San Francisco. putting up
at d sort Of half gambling house,
half hotel. The first night of his
stay of this place he made the ac-
louaintance Of couple Of men who
respectively hailed from the East
ern and Western States Agreed
lbly to their usual custom, they
asked him a thousand and one
Questions, and among them, his
business in New York. He told
them. 10 exhibit bis trained frog
and, seizing "a favorable an oppors
tunity herbegan CO axpatiate upon
the wonderful requirements of bus
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-09-12

by the opposite party. We simply
state that no other city It'd America
can boast Of such implicit ODE
dience To propriety and law. at q
time when human passion is reused
to the utmost bent.
The courtesy and efficiency dis
played By Major Williamson, the
chief of police, Saturday evening,
cannot be too highly commended
by our citizens. The force d mount
ed police which he furnished to
accompany the procession, and to
preserve law and order-although
the event proved the precaution un-
necessary-was a picked one, and
appeared to great advantage.
NJ o. Crescent, 18t.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-09-12


The lowhung and infamous
Vidal, who succeeded in getting
elected to Congress over The Hon.
John =. King, is perhaps one of
the most unpripoipled political
scanps on this continents Hs pam
dered TO the preiudices of the ne
groes il st. Landry, and as q pub
lie speaker, and editor of that Jaco-
bin sheet, the Progress, hefamiliar-
ICED the minds of the negroes with
the idea of robbery, murder, in
surrections, and all sorts of law
lessnesss,y He is-ar EFenehman, and
has not been many years in the
United States.
When the race is to be run over
again, we win send the Hon. John
e. King to Congress by an over
whelming majority. Then we will
be represented by a native born
Louisiana gentleman, an eminent
lawyer, an eloquent speaker and an
honest manufacturers Banner.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-09-12
aDaatrtc Attorney dspetEa aHas
Governor WaFmOtIa.

a9aatrtos Attorney 81 sAsDetEa and
Governor WaFnaOtIa.
THE GOVERNOR IN A TIGHT PLACE.
The following - from The Ope-
Iousas Journal OfAugust 90:
Al few days since Mr. G w.
Hudspeth, our District Attorney,
submitted Go us certified copy
bf the letter addressed by him to-
Governor Warmoth on the 21st
Of July last, and to which the Gov
ernor alludes in his letter Of Au-
gust LIST to the President. As we
had anticipated, q perusal of the
letter proved q complete vindica-
tion OF Mr.. Hudspeth, and we as
sure our readers its publication
will place him right before the peo-
pie Of Louisiana. a39 a5Z
Ea We cannot see how Governor
Warraoth SO misconstrued this
letter. st refers only to St. Landry,
and instead of being sweeping in
dictment against the people en-
hS08se, it is.the very best defense of
them we have yet seen against the
vile ISLANDERS SO industriously circu-
lated by interested partisans. In
stead Of being a baseless fabrica-
ton, it js q plain, straightforward
statement Of facts, sustained In full
by the records of our District
Court. It accuses dereliction of
duty. Tt contains no appeal to the
Executive for force, nor does it
even suggest The employment Of
force. ..aaara qn,s grt p 40. raaL
1T says nothing of Confederates
being arrayed against Union men,
Or VSce .Ver8Q. 1t does not even
intimate that any class Of men are
troubled On account of political
opinions. liz is not a political let
ter, nor can, it be distorted into
one by any rule of construction
known to the language. lit il, pure
Nv an official letter, treating of SUBJ
iects perfectly legitimate, andshay-
ing in view the accomplishment Of
an object deyoutly to be wished
by every honest man in our parish.
AS previously announced. Mr..
Hudspeth intended to publish his
letter in axtansO in ollr. columns
immediately on receipt of a certi-
fed copy; but gentlemen Of the
very highest standing iii our COM
Ynunity, and among them the lead
ing members Of the bar, advise
him to suspend its publication at
present, as its publication now
would be inexpedient and tend to
defeat the ends. of justice.
However, we hope soon to have
the pleasure Of laying this much
talked Of letter before the public.
Its perusal will suffice to show the
people of the Eighth District that
In Mr.. Hudspeth they have an
officer as fearless as we are certain
he will prove competent in the
discharge Of the high duties he
has been called 10 perform by
them. ''" .ar.s "a sa.,
~45st4 ~ a # ~
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AM#a2 Na&&###& &&& hN#a#@As& 4sA&4H HH4NA
could Outiunp any frog IL the
world. TIC offered To bet 4 hundred
dollars They contamptuouslY ra-
fused then one thousand iil re-
fused with D sheer. Then, blinking
that he had d certain thing, The
whole amoant Of his pila--fpe
thousand dollars. All the while
pretending t0 10 him q favor, one
Of tie party took the bet and the
money, In gold, was planked Up.
But b difficulty soon ar0se as
10 how the men who had bet that
the learned frog could not outiump
the whole frog kingdom were to|
prove Il, as they had not even o
single representative Of that royal
tn to pit against him. However,
still sure Of his game, the miner
volunteered to 10 and search Tor
one, provided that the opposite
parties would agree to his being q
representative Of his race when
caught, and ST he should be beaten
to give Up the contest. THIS was
agreed to-, and he started off the
crowd followed him--t0 hunt up o
toad. The parties who opposed
him, however, remained behind
and quite coolly awaited his
coming. "# @.a.
" He was not gone very long,
and brought back with him q toad
| of ordinary size, which was soon
placed on the floor on a line with
| the brag frog, and the signal given
for them to jump. But neither
moved, although The command was
given time after time, Finally it
was agreed that it was allowable
for each party to touch dis toad SO
as to scare him into leaping. AT
the first touch, the newly caught
frog jumped about q yard the FIRST
leap, and continued on in the,di-
rection of the door J. but the edu-
Gated individual, although rising
up ON his fore and hind legs as II
inclined to move, did not sacCeed
in making an inch Uf Roadway in
spite of the repeated commands
and even kicks Of his trainor. The
referees, after waiting patiently an
hour for him to make b leap, de-
I cidad that he was beaten, and
| handed over the stakes to The
Eastern and Western Yankees,
who retired amid Che plaudits Of
oil present asl la.
= Astonished as wen as aggra-
waited at the conduct Of his pet,
the miner took him up By thehind
legs with the intention of killing
him, for his capital being gone, his
visit to the States was impossible,
and as his frog having proved at
the outset unreliable, certainly
unadvisable. But fancy his aston
ishment when out rolled from the
gaping mouth Of the poor reptile
at least two pounds Of haIf-ounce
Ileaden bullets. The mystery was
explained the Yankees had en-
ploYed their time while the miner
was looking for the other frog, II
| tossing bullets to MIN, which he,
among bis other accomplishments,
had been taught to catch and
swallow. OF course he could not
\ Jump ha carried too much weight.
/" Well continued my friend,
9 Grant IL Id the same fix. The
Yankees East and West, have
tossed him a platform which he
was frog enough to swallow, and
ever since he has been speeches.
from repletion. It's too much for
the stomach OF even the General
| Of our Armies, and he can only
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-09-12

An editor referring 10 patent
metallic air-tight collins, says:
No person having once tried one
81 these collins win ever use any
other.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-09-12
TIE doYEaN0R IN A TTaHT PLACE.

\ Cheap Goods at Nathan
,tAITstI5 opposite TGRl0 wharf, AZ
will amply pay any person the
trouble he takes in going to exam
inc. CO and Judge for yourselves.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-09-12

The order and quiet which
yaigned in New Orleans during the
whole Of Saturday night was very
remarkable. Twenty thousand
men, all intensely enthusiastic in
the cause Of their political Candi-
dates, marching 10 the strains of
martial music, and encouraged and
animated BY the presence and the
smilas az beauty one hundred
thousand spectators blocking up
Che avenues through which the
procession Was to pass and, still,
not q blow given, not an angry
word spoken, not the shadow of q
dispute, or anything else 70 dis
turh the public peace or 20 call for
thainterfernoe Of the police
We make NO invidiOus compare
sons as Ia what has occurred when
dernonsgrari lions have been. made
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-09-12

Succession de john I'D. BEeaWEs
EEAT DE IA LouEsGANE, CouF,des
Paroisse do Calcasieu. Prenves.
TTRSIN BREAUX IT BEL0ALE LIZ
u BIaEU, de Il snsdite Paroisaa. ayant
d6posS q mon bureau, leur petition a
Peffet d'Btre nomm6 Administrators do
En- CONSEQUENCES. avis est nar ID pre-.
sent donnie aux inteFess6s, ayant inteEE-
tion de s'opp0ser q ID dite nomination.
de dGposer leur opposition par dgEit. n
mon bureau, ca Ia vile &c Lac Charles,
dams les dir iours qui snivront u date
du present avis.
ID. j. READ,
1.a Jnga de Paroisse,
49, ~ IA 3aRn
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-09-12

FEYdE next session ~ the Academy VIII
begin on Thursday 0ss1ber LIST,
1853, sn9 tern.aAase TIE last Of June
1850. @
Charges I'm specie or its equivalent in
currency. payable monthly.
month for children. Il. s.,ssses8 I'd
For young mon and y0ung ladies' Q %
Tuition iHl English department Q %
Students furnish their own bedding
lights toilet soap, table and toilet nap.
E2n8.
Strict attention paid 20 the moral
instruction Of students z
j. W.. BRYAN, Principal
Feb. 15, 1858 --1y.- Sept. IA
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II E cC0aa uenee % Holidays 3 Deg
IL leave "a inform my Eriaaas ed pa
tp0ne thet my store ii8 re closed %
the 13th and ts insa hurslsaE and
fFisia Ail Wia1sng % puEcaaaa vi
please caA praIoug 70 thak time
NATHAN hi Eg
Sept ~. 1868
LAKE CHARLES pEEHV ATE
Tale and Female
ACAD EMY.
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ID. q. REA.Il.

Jnge de Paroisse
Lae Charles. ~ Aott 1868
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-20

can give respectable majority, but whst
we want to see in the coming campaign
is unanimity Of aclidn-a solid energetic
movement Of all oa'r forces; ono that
will strike such blow ss to make OPP.
posing forces, reel, slagrer scatter from
the conflict, and that will roll up in our
Mountain State such record Of the 10y.
al hosts that will psralyze the efforts of
the moncrrl combination for years to
come. To this end. then let cvey loyal
man resolve to do his Utmost for his
country ard her cause, ond especially let
the committee appointed by our Execu.
tive COMMITTEES las will be seen in on.
olhercoIumn) Tor the different tow uship'.
do their best towards eTecting a thorough
and effective organization of the Rep1r :
Iicau party.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-20
Trust Sale!

by VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
ID made to me on April 18Th 1864, bysH,S
Welton, 10 secure the payment Of note given
IN Michael Blessing by Il, 3 Weton, bearing
date April 18th, 1864, payable one year aheF
date. with interest fr m date, for two thousand
(t20OO) dollars. shall on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1863,
att o'clock p. NJ, offer al public auction atthS
Front Door ofthe Conf House Of Mason coun.
ty, We. Virginia. to the highest bidder for
CASH, a certain tract ofland containing four
hundred and ,i59) ffty.nine acres more or
less. il having been conveyed by Michael
Blessing,a said II . S Wclton, by deed bearing
date April 18th, 1854, TO which deed reference
is hereby made for more fall description Of
said land lying in TIE county OF Mason, on
The Trace Fork fold Town Creek, about Two
and one.half miles from the Ohio River NJ 10.
Tart Falls. The land is well timbered and ha,
Steam Saw Mill aud two Dwelling houses
unit.
The title is believed 10 be good. but such
title as is vested in me AS Trustee, win bo
given. VIM SMITH. Trustee.
jan 25-wj.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-20
TO TEACHERS.

1--WE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT or
l. Free Schools of Mason county, West Va,
will examine applicants for teachers ccrtif-
Gates on the THIRD SATURDAY IN EACH
MONTH. at the Academy in Point Pleasant,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Private ex.
aminations will not be granted in any case.
II. r. HOWARD, County Supt.
Jan 23-6m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-20

Bill 70 amend and re enact the 7lh sec
ton Of an act entitled an act concerning
licenses, passed November 28, 1888,
A bin in regrrd to the Guyandolte
Navigation Company A bill to amend
sections 2 and 8 Of chapter 40 Of the
Code of Virginia.
Ga motion of Mr. Chase. HE House
adjourned.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-20
NOTICE.

TIE late firms OF Setszer, Bcale & Co, Beale,
L Sctszor & Co., and Se;szar, Smith & Ruff
ner, have placed all their claims in tho hands
of Mr.. f. Kimbefling for collection. Those
indebted to either of the above firms, will
please call on Mr. X and discharge the same
at once. or they will be placed in the hands Of
an officer for collection.
feh QOif
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-20
Saturday, February

SENATE = This body was not 10
session on Saturday,
HOUSE Prayer by the Rev, Mr..
Mullcnix.
The following resolutions werO offer.
Cd:
by NJ. Welcb' Amending section .
chapter tg2. acls Of 1868, 50 that JUST,
oos shall have jurisdiction over suits in
the townships where brought, and OIL
loving them to direct summons to the
constable Of any township in any county
OF tho State,
By Ne PafkoE In regard TO ,Wcpl-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-20
WEST VIRGINIA SIS,

A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
n Circuit Court Of Mason county, in the
month Of February, 5G5
Harvey Reynolds
vs. In Chancerv
8. W. Rogers,
The object Of this suit is to enioin the col.
lection Of a Judgment in favor The defendant
against the complainant for the sum Of S206 90
with legal interest thereon from the 2lst day
Of October, 1865, till paid aud costs S7,25, sub.
Jet to credit Of slG] 90, paid October 2lst,
1865. And It appearing from m affidavit 4.
led in this Office, that tho defendant Is non.
resident Of this state, on motion of the Attof.
ney for the complainant, It IL therefore order.
ed that the said absent defendant do appear
here within month after due publication Of
this order and do what is necessary to protect
his interest In the prcmiscs
Tcsc: W, W, HARPER Clerk
wv English, Sd, Ieb2)-iw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-20

The sewing societies Of the sonth ore
organized Oh the rebel basis ,IonIy such
ladies' as made gray jacket for Con.
lcdsralo soldier being admitted.