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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-A portion of
the Arkansas delegates elected for the
Senate and House of Representatives,
in connection with the new constitu-
ton, arrived in this city Friday. Sena-
tors elect B. F. Rice and Alexander
Mcdonald, and Logan a. Roots. men,
Der elect for the first district, are here.
James Kinds, of the second, and Thos.
Bates, of the third district, will follow
in a few days. It is proposed by the
delegation at the first opportunity,
probably not till after the completion
of the impeachment trial, to formally
present the constitution to Congress.
Each member of the delegation has in
his possession certified copy of that
instrument, furnished him by the pro-
Yisional authority of Arkansas. Il is
understood that the Conservatives of
the same reconstructed State are max
ing an effort to nullify the election on
the charge of fraud. The official returns
OF the election from Gen. Gillet have
not yet reached Gen. Grants headquar-
ters.
A delegation of radicals from DAN
Vile, Va, visited Mr.. Stanton at the
War Department yesterday. The dele
CATION thanked the Secretary for re-
manning at his post. Mr.. Stanton re-
piled he was proud that he was the re-
cipient OF such kindly feelings, &c.
The delegation then returned.
Mr.. Nelson in his speech alluded to
Chief Justice Chase. arguing that he
had right to deliver charge to the
Impeachment Court when all the evi.
dence is in previous to their retirement
for consultation on the verdict. This
has drawn out considerable comment,
and it is asserted in many quarters that
the Chief Justice entertains this opin-
ion, and that he will so act when the
proper time arrives. We have author
ity for saying that these rumors are NOT
founded on facts, and that Mr.. Chase
has not expressed his opinion on the
subject to any one.
r. G. Parsons. Marshal of the Su-
preme Court of the United States, has
received a letter numerously signed by
men, merchants, and others of the 18th
Ohio District, urging him to allow his
name to be put in nomination for Rep
resentative on the Republican ticket
for Congress-. Mr.. Parsons has replied
complying with the request. Judge
Spalding declines denomination.
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PRov1s1oSs-Firmer and the demand

PRovIsIoNs-FiEmer and the demand
not active. Mess Pork-S2S 90. Bulk
Meats-Held at 121<a15c for shoulders
and sides; these rates are 10 above the
views of buyers. Bacon-Firm and
quiet; shoulders at 13i<c; clear rib sides
at l6I<aI63|c; clear at i71<a171<c; out
side rates asked. Sugar Cured Hams
in good demand at l91za2Oc. Lard
Held at 1Sc with not much demand; not
enough done to establish quotations.
BUTTER-Dull at SOaS5c Tor white; Ssa
40c for choice yellow.
EGas-Firmer and in demand at 2la
90.
Observation-Disclosures and firm.
Om-Linseed oil sat 81 II and dull.
Lard Oll-$l 40a1 45.
BEEF CArrLE-Scarce and in demand
at IS 60aS so.
Hoas-Flrm at ea1Oc for fat.
GoLD-Firm at 13S%, buying.
chicago.
APRIL 25.-FLoUR-Quiet and very
firm for good to choice spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Ope quiet and
lower, but rallied and closed firm at
81 1Sa2 10 for No. spring, and - 0Ia
2 OK for No. . spring. Corn-Steady
and in fair demand at S61<aS7c for No.
1 and $40 for new. Oats-Easisr and
quiet at 62a62xc. Rye--Inactive and
nominal at 81 80. Barley-Duu and
PROVISIONS = Strong and higher.
Pork-ActiVe at S27 50a2S; sales of !, 200
bbls at upper price at close. Lard
Firm and higher at 17&a1Sc. Bulk
Meats-Quiet, firm and held at full
prices.
LAKE FREIaHTs-Dull and lower at
Sc for corn and 90 for wheat to Buffalo.
Sc. Louis.
APRIL 25-FLoUR-Firm and un-
changad.
-wheat-Steady at 81 6oa2s so
for winter. Coan-ESsier at S3asIc.
Oats-Firm at 70aT3c. Barley-Un-
changed at 50 5Oa2 75 for prime to
choice.
PPovIsIoNs-Pork-S at SIS 90.
Bacon-Shoulders, 131<a1311c; clear
sides, 1711a179&c. Lard-Firm.
Toledo.
APRIL 25.-GRAIN-Wheat
sales amber at 81 IL. Corn-Steadyi
sales No. at 9I1<c. Oats-Unchanged;
sales No. at tic. Rye-Scarce.
SEEDs--Dull.
Milwaukee.
April L25.-FLoUR-ouiet and steady;
City XXX $40 OOa10 so.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm at 81 141 for
No. spring.
APRIL 25.-Markets unchanged.
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Mr.. Groesbeek insisted that It was
shown by the testimony of Gen. Sher-
man and others, that the President
acted in the public interest in remov-
ing him. He also claimed that the
President had prepared a quo tCdrrantO
ceedings brought against Gen. Thomas
in order to anticipate the slow proceed
ings he must otherwise have adopted
to secure the decision ofthe Court. He
further ridiculed the idea that the
Presidents intention was evil and dam
gerous since he had applied to Generals
Grant, Sherman and Thomas, men
whom this country delighted to honor,
to accept the place which 1t Is now al
legged he wished to fill with a tool to be
usel for base purposes. Mr.. Groes-
beck also eontended that the
Presidents acquiesence in the
tenure-of-office law as long as
possible, was strong point in his
favor. Recapitulatink his argument up
to this point, Mr.. Groesbeck proceeded
to consider the question whether the
President had the right to make the ap-
pointment dd interim, and claimed he
had such right under the act of 1875.
To show that the provisions of that act
applying TO this act were not affected
by the law of 1868, he made the same
argument advanced by Mr.. Curtis, and
"eub Oh " NdEAOuS BEcSS0CAbA
of similar appointments made while
the Senate was In session. Dwelling at
length on the case of Holt, appointed
by Buchanan to succeed Floyd, which
he said required particular notice be-
cause the Senate made particular in
quiry into it, and called upon the Pres
ident for an explanation which he gave
to their entire satisfaction, justifying
himself precisely blythe same law which
Mr.. johnson refers to in this defense.
Passing over the 9th article with very
brief comments, Mr.. Groesbeck read
the sedition law, and said that while it
closely resembled the 10th article it
was much less Objectionable and ofen-
sive, for that punished the publication
of something cody written while this
made criminal words hastily spoken
under trying provocation. He then
read burlesque law, framed to carry
out his understanding of that article,
which created great merriment. With
regard to the 1lth article he said
he would only note the fact that
the action of the President in sending
formed the subject of three hours
speech, took place two months before
the reconstruction act, which 1t was
supposed to obstruct, was passed.
In conclusion he summed up his ar
guments and expressed his confidence
III lu6 uudl EeSuILJ anu CuuEdCISElIs0
the precedents of conviction as referred
to by others, as beacon lights of warn
ing rather than examples or the
guidance, and pronounced glowing
eulogism upon the character and SER
vices ofthe President.
The Court and Senate then at 4:30
adjourned.
No business was done except the
presentation, by the Speaker, of sever-
al Executive communications. The
members were as usual in attendance
on the impeachment trial.
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Boiler Explosion.

Milwaukee,, April 25.-The boiler
in Green & Brothers steam sawmill,
at Manistee, Mich, burst on the 22di
nine killed and six badly wounded.
The following is a list of the killed and
wounded
Samuel Allen, sawyer; Samuel EatonI
fireman: Thomas Bland, engineer on
the tug Ida, on q visit: Charles Kuntz,
sawyer; Theodore WRttley, sawyer
Charles Fink, sawyer VIM. Sastros,
sawyer; and q little son of Peter MICH
owen, killed on the street.
Woundsd-W. n. Benney, engineer,
Frank Goss, son of the foreman In the
mill; Fred Brunswick, severely scalded;
Joseph Petite, severely scalded; Henry
OlemRn, severely scalded; James John.
son, severely scalded,
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ST, LOUIS.
whisky Men In TrOuBIe--Insuranee
List.

List
ST. LOUIS, April 24.-The United
States Grand Jury yesterday found
bills against several members OF the
whisky ring. No names are mention
ed. 1t Is understood that several prom
inent citizens and one or two Govern
ment officials are involved.
Bishop Hawks was buried yesterday,
with imposing ceremonies. Bishops
Whitehouse of Illinois, Lee of Iowa,
Vail of Kansas, and a number OF other
clergymen from abroad were present.
a fire broke out afresh yesterday
from the ruins OF the condagratton OF
Thursday morning. The following Is
the insurance list: Blow, Curd Co.,
Corn Exchange, New York. $5,OOO;
Mutual, Cincinnati, 81, 500; Eureka, Gin
cinnati, IS, 600: Queen of Liverpool and
London, s., 600; Security, New York,
IS, 900; Fireman's, New York, 5000
Boatmen's Fire and Marine, Cincinna-
ii, 5000; Putnam, Hartford, 5000;
North British and Mercantile, New
York, $4,000; State Fire. Cleveland,
S., 900; Phoenix, st. Louis, 81, 800; How
ard, New York, s., 500; Phonix, Brook
lyn, IS 600: North American, Hartford,
5000; Hartford Fire, 5000; Aetna,
Hartford, IS, 600; Excelsior, New York
S., 900; Merchants, Cincinnati, $1,000
North American, Philadelphia, 5000;
Insurance CD, $4,000; Pacific, $4,000;
Lumbermanf S, 600; Boatmen's, 5000
Union, S., 200; Marine, 5000; st. Louis
Mutual, 5000; United States, 5000;
total loss of st. Louis, $4,000. Jesse
Arnot q Co. state their loss at between
$40. 600 and $4,000: insurance In the
Merchants OF Hartford, s., 600; Marine
New York, 5000; Enterprise OF Gin
cinnatf So 600.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, April 25.-Two detectives
have sworn to having overheard con-
yersation between Whelan and Doyle
in the jail, in which Whelan Is said to
have admitted to Doyle that he shot
D'Arcy MCGEE, and that he would be
either hung or go to penitentiary for
life for 1t; he was prepared for either,
and seemed to take pride in the idea
that This name would be handed
down to posterity as a great man.
Doyle was placed in cell adjoining
Whelan as a stranger to lead him into
conversation, the detectives taking a
position near to listen. The evidence
bears hard on Doyle as an accomplice.
The House of Commons, last night,
passed bill providing for the widow
and family of MeGee.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON April 25.-Particulars of the
attempted assassination of Prince AL
fred state that the culprit il an Irish
man named Jarrett, known to be con-
nected with the Fenian organization.
He shot the Prince in the back on the
18th of March, and the ball was not
extracted for two days. The wound Is
dangerous and painful, but the Prince
is doing well, beyond even the hopes
of the physicians, and recovery will
necessarily be slow. Under medical
advice he had sailed for England.
Earl Kimberly has been appointed
Governor OF the Hudson Bay Com
pany.
MI. Gladstone publishes a card deny
ing in lump a host OF personal charges
against him.
MADRID, April 25.-Belda Rsa has
been appointed Minister of War and
Concha Marshal Of Camp. The policy
of the new ministry will be identical
with the former one.
LONDON, Sunday evening, April pa
Dispatches from Abyssinis give the
following intelligence: A battle was
fought ON good Friday, before MagdRla,
between the British troops, command
ed by Gen. Napier, and the Abyssinian
forces, under the King, in person. The
latter were defeated, and retreated into
town. Their loss is very heavy. On
ordered an assault upon Magdala, and
the town and citadel were carried by
storm. King Theodorus was slain. A
large number of his warriors were kill
ed, wounded and taken prisoners. The
entire capital remained in possession of
the British forces. The loss OF the Bri-
tish is small. All the British forces
found in the city alive and well, and
and were set free. Gen. Napier's in
slant return to the sea coast Is expected
A dispatch from Sydney, New South
Wales, dated March 3lst, states that
Prince Alfred was recovering from the
effects of his wounds.
LONDON April 25.-3 p. m.-Closing
prices, consols 937sa935s; y. S. bonds
quiet at 701<a7o2E; Illinois Central 7S74;
Erie 56N.
LTvBRPooL, April 25.-3p. m.-Cot-
ton closed firm and more active; mid
ding upland, on spot, 121<a121Sd; to ar
rive, ISLSd; Orleans 13aISNd. Bread
stuffs, quiet. Beef, declined to 12Os.
Pork, dull. Lard, hrm. Others un-
changed.
ANTWERP, April I25.-Petroleum dull.
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Mary E. Boon. In the he 6sss Great
Marxaret Williams ct al. West virginia. a.
nURsUANT 10 A DECREE Is THE
above named cause, VIII, as special
Commissioner named therein, offer for sale
at the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
connty, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, MAY 2. 1858,
Alto o'clock q. M, the north half OF lot No.
6S and three feet front OF the adjoining lot
ON the north, with the improvements there
ON, consisting Of two Brick Dwelling Houses,
which will be sold separate or together. Said
property IL situated on the east side OF Main
street; In the First Ward Of the city Of
Wheeling, between Adams and Washington
TERMS OF SALE
One-thfrd, or any greater sum the pur-
chaser may deEire, cash In hand the remain'
der In equal fnstaiments At six and twelve
months with interest nom day Of sale, 70 De
secured 70 the satisfAc1on OF the ConnIis-
Efouer, the deed to be retained until payment
Of all the purchase money.
Title believed good, but. selling as Conn
missioner, shall convey only such title ~ Is
authorized by said decree; a. n-
naaT5I-IawIw Special Commissioner.
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Rivernnn NEeather.

PIrrsBURa, April 25.-Rtver feet
inches by pier mark and falling.
Weather cloudy, with indications OF
rain.
CINc1NNAT1, April 25.-RIver fallen
Z inches; now 26 feet 8 inches water in
the channel. Weather cloudy, with
some rain last night. Their. 500.
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COMMBRCTAL AND FINANCIAL.
mARREFs BY TELEaRAFIl.
NEW YORK, April %, 1868
REGULAR REPORT.

REGULAR hEEOhEs
bales at 321za3Sc for middling uplandsl
chiefly at $50; closing quiet with nc
buyers over 32Hc.
FLoUR-Closed quiet and shade
easir for low grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Yer firm and quiet
with some export demand for No,
yery firm: with small sales OF western
at So 2Oa2 80; and something doing In
western, to arrive, on private terms.
Oats-Dull and heavy at S411aS5c
for western in store. Corn
Dull 81 16a1 u for new mixed mixed
westarn ahoat; and 81 1Sal 1o1z lor olu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and firm
at S2s S71<a29 90, cash and regular.
New Mess Beet-Unchanged. Cut
Meats-Ffrm with fair demand. Ba-
con-Quiet and firm Rt 141zc for CunI-
u TIARpZouiet at 1s9<a1s5Sc for fair TO
nrime steam and kettle rendered.
DRY GOODS.
The Dry Goods market closes very
dull, but firmer for heavy brown sheet
iuRs. with n tendency towards higher
rates. Appleton, Indian Head, and all
other standard makes of this class, are
worth 1916, although few can be had
of Appleton brand at 1Sc. The Stark a
sheetings have been selling this fore
noon at 175<c, but are now worth lSc.
Jobbers are selling goods at prices low w
standard prints are steady at 14a15c.
De LANES remain depressed, and some
of the mills are putting their machinery
on to other goods, as tney are losing
money. Cotton and wool being on the
rise. goods must advance, as the stocks
are smaller than Is generally believed.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Garn-nnana6 at l3SZ. and closed at
GoyERNMKNrS rSToCKs-Henry Clewes
q Co. furnish the annexed 4-30 quota
tions; Coupons, 'S1, 112zza113; ado '62,
111Na111zs; do '64, 1101Sa110K; do '65,
ll0Ea1lO7I;:Co new, 1Os5<a1061<; do '67,
CLOSING PRICES, $50 p, n.
STocKs-Pacific Mail, 935<a94; Attain
tic, 30a33; Western Union Telegraph,
37a371S; New York Central, 126a1261I;
Erie, 7o5<a7o5S; preferred, z41<aT5; Hud-
red. 100; Reading, 905za90N: Ohio q
Mississippi, 3l1<a311<: Wabash, SOFA
81; Michigan Central. 115Ha115N;
Michigan Southern, s9Xa90; Illinois
Central, 143a144; Pittsburgh, 81 1kas15<:
Toledo, 1O41<a1e47<; Fort Wayne, 1o2A
EXPRESS sHAEEs-Wells, Fargo q
Adams, 611<a61H: United States, 59Na
co. Merchants Union, S11zaSlN.
Cincinnati.
April. 25.-FLoUR-Firm and un-
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat-FIrm and unchang-
ed. Corn-In demand and higher; ear
at 91a92c: shslled at 94c. Oats-Firmeri
supply light and higher, closing az SOC
for No. 1. Rye-Ffrm and quiet; NO.
held at e 10. Barley-Unchanged and
finn.
CoTroH-Firmer, holders asking Bic,
but that being above the viewso Of buy
ens nothing was done.
ToRAoOo-Firm and demand good.
WHHKY-UnchanRe
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Prize Fight In Rhode IsIan-.-PartIes
Island.

number Of sporting men left the city
early this morning for n point inWRr-
wick, II miles south of this city, to
witness a prize fight between Robert
Sellers, of Providence, and Peter Eng
lIsh, of Baltimore. A posse of police
followed them and reched the scene af-
ter the contest had been going on
about As minutes, in the second story
of a dance house. Both parties were
badly punished and exhausted. Both
were arrested and taken to East Green
wich, and arraigned before a magis-
trate and committed to Jail in default
of $500 bail each. Both have become
blind from the effects of the blows re-
ceived. The 200 spectators were per-
nitted to escape.
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SiuaurtaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or ives. virginia.

capital Paid In. 100000.
naSs Of the merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF wheeling. It u a designated De-
pository and Financial agent Of the United
States, and Is prepared 10 do legitimate
Banking business
PrcsidSnt-Jas. Nelson Vance.
Directors Thomas Sweeney, l. 8. Della
plain, Jas, O. Acheson, John Oonlon, Robert
cTanRle, A. Allen Howell. VIM: y. sim pSon,
James Dazell. s. BRADY Cashier
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orATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
SCounty. ~, circuit Court
Mary =; 5rml'on' In chansory.


ro,Sis Iowe - S
The object of this suit is to compel the De
fendant, E. Louis Lowe, TO deliver 70 me
complainant deed conveying TO heT the
west half OF lot No. % OF GrahAmis adaIuon
to the city OF Wheeling, made by MLs. AoTe, ~,
his mother, and delivered TO HIM, 70 De de.
IiVered TO the complainant;or II TINS CAnnot
be enforced, that the defendant be adtudgsd
b convey the same to the complainant. ne
heiuR heir 1t law of his said mother:
NJ appearing rom an affidavit MED In this
cause. that the defendant E. Louis Lowe -
mot n resident of this State.
ON motion OF complainantS icoun5el, IL
Is ordered that he do appear hero within one
month after the fourth weekly puDncAtlon
in the Wheeling Intelligencer. and the POSE
ing of this order at the mont door Of tne
Court House OF Ohio county, and do what ne
may deem at TO protect his interest In THIS
Teste: MICHAEL J.BREINIG, u'k.
The above defendant viii take notice that
ON Inc 18th day Of September 1853, I viii take
the deposiLions of myself and others al the
odlce of AesrS. Peck q Hubbard at
torneys at law In the city of Wheeling, West
Virginia, between the hours OF O'Clock q:
m. and 8 O'Clock p. m. and II the Bame be not
on that day, the same to be con-
tinued until the next day, which deposttions
are 10 be read In evidence on the hearing OF
the above entitled cause.
apT8-Iaw4wd NARY A JAMESON.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court. March Rules 1888
CathaZine Morris
against
o. j. Crawford, q administrator OF tho estate OF
Lewis Morris, deceased, .. W. HeiSRell, =,
trustee, and the unknown heirs at law OF
the said Lewis Morris, deceased.
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MELANCHOLY.

Is one OF the many disorders OF the nervous
system, arising from q low state Of the con
stitutional health or severe prostERtion after
long continued EcknesS, and requires tnytS-
oEatinR remedies like RobackB Stomach Bit
tens torestoTe the nerves 70 their natural VI
tality. Sold by all Druggists every Whefe-
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The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. 50 MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" VIVA. Money received on deposit. In
terest paid ON special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold. Collections at home or nom
abroad promptly attended 70.
Jehn Reid, Christian HesA,
John Handlan, John VockleT,
Sam1 ]. Boyd, Richard Carter,
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, Pres't.
JOSIAH +. UPDEGRAFF. Cash'r. myS
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FIRST
NATION AL BANK
Des,Enatod DeposltoFy q. 8.

Designated depository U. 3.
S1oooOo
SuRPLUS.-.... 4SUOO
Money received ON deposit; Exchange
cofleetiOns made and proceeds promptly
interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
FOUR per cent per annum whore the de-
posit remains six months, and FIVE per
cent, II for one year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufactures,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums to suit.
a constant supply of New Fractional Cur
rency. and l, 2, q 30 coins kept for the ao-
commodRtion OF depoaiiors and the public.
GEO. k. WHEAT, Prea't.
marlS GEO. ADAMS, Cash'F.
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National Bank Of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
Capital paid I'm e2oO,OOO
MOONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
IIE terest paid on special deposits. Notes and
bilIS discounted. Exchange bought and sold.
Collections made on all points and proceeds
promptly remitted.
CRIsPIN OGLERAY, THOMAS HUoHEs,
MICHAEL RKILLY, A. 8. ToDp,
ARTHUR LITTLE, JOHN Il. HUBBARD,
JAMES MCCLUNEY, NJ. POLLOCK,
JAMES MAXWELL.
JOHN WAGNER, President.
Cashier. auE9-1yd
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state of West virginia. Ohio County
Circuit Court.
MARCH RULES. 1865.


Pulaski Scatlerday in Chancery.
and
Emiline B. Scatterday.
TIME OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ
tain satisfaction out Of the real estate OF
Pulaski Scattsrday, OF the Judgment OF the
plaintiff against him for S64 Il, and the cost,
S1B 96, at the October term, 1866.
And It appearing from an afndaYtt Med
with the papers in the cause, that Pulaski
Scatterday, one of the defendants, Is not u
resident of the State Of West Virginia, on
motion of compIainant's cOunselit is ordered
that he do appear here within one month
after the fourth weakly publication and due
posting OF this order at the front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio County, and do what
he may deem proper to protect his interest
Test, MICHAEL ]. BREINIG.
Clerk.
PICK & HUBBARD, Sol. for complainantA.
The above named Pulaski Scatterday will
take notice, that on the I'd day OF May, 1855,
at the law Office of Peck & Hubbard In tie
city of Wheeling, West Virginia, the plain
tin will take the depositions OF Alexander
Coen and others, to be read in evidence in
this case.
PECK 4 HUBBARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
March 81, 1868. aprl-law4wd