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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-16

WHEELING TOWNSHIP ELECTION FRAUDS
We glad to be able to crafty the editor ofthe
Gazette and the Democratic officials of Wheel!
ing Township by imparting to them the very
interesting fact that an action has been COM
msnced in the District Court against the said
Official, growing out of the election frauds oflast
Spring. These officials expressed desire for a
legal Investigation, and the Gazette dared ms to
commence one. they will, perhaps, be less. anx-
ious now than they were before tine action was
connmsnced, and the public will have 9 full de-
monstration Of the infamous frauds by which
Wheeling Township was carried by the Demo-
oracy against the honest vote of the township.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-16

No Humbug.--The Pumps for Wells and
Cisterns, now sold by James Osborne. are now
being used among the best men In our County,
with entire satisfaction as for cheapness, dura-
bility and ease In working, they are not sur
passed by any. All Of the above pumps sold
viii be put in and warrnatcd as represented or
n o sale. You can also buy Groceries as cheap
at osbornes' as any place in town. jys-lt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-16
Probate Co1lrt.

FrODaCe Court.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow.
~ Ing named Executors, Administrators, and
Guardians have filed in my office, at st. Clairs-
Vile. Ohio, their accounts and vouchers for set
tiement. to wit:
John Stephens, Admir- of Jacob Enlow, decd,
Jesse Thomas, Admir- of Miranda Dale, decd.
Joseph Huffman, Guardian of franklin Huff
man, ct al. t-it tt 10 s.i4
John johnson, Guardian Of Laura L., Ida May
and Emma L. Thompson, minors.
ward. + -. t-..ls no ~ r ~
Cyrus McGaughy, Guardian of Elisabeth
Street, ward. :. = ....f
p. A. Craig, Guardian OF r. H. Brown, ward.
Samuel Danford, Guardian of Lorrey banford,
ward. -f-til Eiifg. \ M. = - ..lf
George Bowles, Guardian Of Lawson Bowles,
Joseph Hutcheson, Exr. Of Anna Edward decd
John Cow, Exr. OF James G. Mitchell, decd.
man, decd. ------,--- 49,.
The first six above named will be for hear
Ing and settlement on the Both and the remain
ing six on the 3lst day of July.
July 0. 1865. = ''''s'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-16
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-16

commsnced, and the public will have q full de-
monstration Of the infamous frauds by which
Wheeling Township was carried by the Demo-
cracy against the honest vote of the township.
1850 N. ~ esd. e------------ frIIft t... &
THE FLOWER QUEEN. that delightful Centata
practising for several weeks will be performed
In public at Welday's Hail. next Tuesday eve,
the 2lst. Doors open att o'clock. 5es
This ls beautiful piece OF music Of some 100
pages. consisting of solos, Duets, quartetts,
seml-choruses, choruses &C., with delightful
piano and flute eaccompaniments A great many
ladies representing the different flowers meet
10 select Queen. and after much debating,
contention, &C., finally agree and proceed to
crown their Queen.
This O An enterprise on the part of the ladies
which deserves encouragementa and the highest
sommendation, and we hope everybody will
turn out. The music will more than repay you.
-------->e~ f=-T
MISUNDERSTANDING wslday il having stone
pavsmsnt laid An front ofthe Bank Building and
his dwelling house, which, when completed will
be the best In town. -
II. y. Alexander, Esq. hos had his dwelling
house thoroughly repaired, inside and outside,
andvery much improved In It's appeafan6e
Mr.. Clark has commenced the brick work of
the School House. and II not detained by the
earpentsss win push It rapidlyuntil IL is COM
pleted. 'AsS sef fSt'tAl Ata'lf -.
The Albin House has been undergoing repairs
New doors and windows Of modern pattern and
new tin roof add very xaneh to the appearance
OF the building. l 4L Ec1otl
DR.. West has extended his Agricultural imple-
ment and hardware room by adding five feet to
the width Of 1t, very much improving II thereby.
---s-------- il f'-t
FROM the Auditors Abstract OF personal pro-
perty and statistics OF crops OF Belmont County
for the year iS07i we the following itemsi Num-
ber horses. lo.a2o. value. sSss, ,422; number of
cattle. t525 s75; number Of sheep 2O0,-
900, value S5es,52e number OF hogs 22.220, value
es.eol; total vains OF personal property returned
tus taxes. bb4i .z2l Wheat--number OF acres
izi7l1l, number OF bushels, l40is7. Buckwheat
>-numbsr Of acres. 7s2, number Of bushels, 5,755.
Oats-npmber Of acres, i6.0o0 number Of bushels
t02,s42 Barley-number Of acres, 2,773, number
OF bushels, 81 $40. Corn-number Of acres, 2a.l74.
pgmber Of bus. $50. $50. .Meadow-timothy, acres
3.Q6 tons, SS470. Potatoes-number OF acres.
es1. number OF bushels, 1854. Wooi-number
Of pounds shorn, 6o0. .253 Number of dogs, 2,s2s
Number OF sheep killed. "a. value 81 ,22s. Bonds
exempt from taxation. 25i.s77. Number OF acres
~ rye. 2.o75, number OF bushels. ls,7s4 Tobacco
s-numbsr Of acres. ,sss number OF pounds .0sl.-
IA Butter-number OF pounds, 55i, $50, Cheese
-pumher Of pounds. 4,2l2 Grapes-number OF
serss paspted. .l5l wins-number OF gallons.
tssse ST g .s6lis i'' ? -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-16
gufat 'gotifats.

- T- l ~ - ! 4-s NaI .L NJ ~ M II
Take Notice.-Those who know themselves
indebted 70 John A. Grove, Jr., will please call
and settle Immediately. d" jyio-st
Teasher,s Examinstion, at the Court
House, In st. Clairsville, on Saturday, July 70
1903 commencing at go'clock precisely.
.singers: Improved Family Sewing Ma
okine.--Every singer Machine sold are war
ranted for three years and the immense popu-
iarity that the Singer has already obtained Is q
safe guarantee to any one that desires to pur-
chase q Sewing Machine. AT Brown q Adams
Jewely store,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-24
8 8 { e.
polBeigrrubt.

Mittmp6.-@eprg 9bielo5, no@<
ben, ct einen&anonenz8 ranp, renr er ouf
benz u@ipspalf" ausidlafen wolte, in
Der @alobppie yeri9nar9t, lSfe it6 bur6
3obluns Don $3.50 bic @rlaubnib leiner
ittIen 9ttte all.
Dpnner ta9.- q. SYpe5 Der an
cer Sodlon Strabe perlu9t, pem&urfirit
BON 5e6en ba8 Yreoifot ~Dtetri@'S
|re6 unan9enebmen" our9 wilte6
Betraeen fretti9 su MAIDEN uto oespeaen
calatuliirt ,prrper, bari miecer in Der
menl1li9en @eleuiaaft auftauden1 na9z
rem bet Die ibli9en ri" unp Soften be-
;ablt.
81. Gamer tonnte es NIT ben beften
Wiuen niGt rpeiter ais 81 einen gan; or
rendren 8rarp trin9en uno beSablt
$500.
Yotrif McGune / # yon Sobn
Matbei6 oertlu9t, pemielben cine pe(5oede
pom @9litten 9etoblen SIT baben. SIC
Gune, Der nit Der Dede pHen iter ben
Mrm III ber Ypioffce iteben 9efunren>
entl1ulot9t iein3uiamuentrefen nit rerz
lelben burd bic Nn9abe, bab Elm Soloat
ile ibm gum n5alten" iber9eben, bis CT
fem Tubrwsrf 9efunpen. Der Goiu5
Miro Dem bpben0 cri@t9bof Der ct. pau~
Ter uGbemiia" (iebe iber pieie 01ttin
poS oeru1ebrte II. Yerbe1erte mytbple9tibe
2ericpn rpn. eincm llubetannteD ndd1te
BoGc bel4dftise!1.
Treitae.-- G6pma6 2amrcnee, eill
balbblitiger uGanopier, Der nod Gurp<
pas iibertGndte 51F tGfett nidt fannie,
lan9> >pe9en tptaler 8efneiptbeit eingez
1perrt, III Der Golabpoie raS 2iep Ypn rcn
yeriefenen pfannenidmiep> bis er III ben
uttef eren 2a9en" ntdt mebr fpnnte, wte
ct wpQte unp iol1te> fpnnte aber trospem
ben mul ifliehencen &i9ter ni9t oeranlal>
fen i'm pbne bet Gritut von $500 in
bic Staotta11 e su Scrabldiepen.
2epnaro @an Dole BEL hloB nit ner
fcul@en emma SoneS ipasiren 81
fabren, unb fanp, baB pteier 8el1lub
nidt6 tpeni9er alS weiie lpar> als emma
pl6Blid laut gu jauG;en uno 81 JUDI
beben anfn9, mas Beipe 1T bic 5dnoe
pcr beili9en <9ermanpao bradte. emma
al8 @auptlduloi9e ;ablte S10> &epnarp>
nm Jpn DON unlitlider 0eleulGaft fern
Su balten $500
@ba5 SIC Dewitt erlbieu or9ez
fla9t elmer Seem yorfer 8u@bdnpler< Sir
ma al6 peren N9ent @eloer unterl9laz
gen 3u boben. DerJau wurpe bt6MprSen
pcrta9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-24

Gtne lrauerbot1 1 t.-Vur
einen 9roBen Gbcil Der Deutlden pp,
Minnelpta lit eS cine I9mer3lideGrauer<
botldoft gu Yernebmen> bob 5err lllu9
Sie9cntbalcr na9 furSer &rantbcit iebr
unperbpft fir Nue> bic Jpn 9efanut>
aus Dem Qeben abbcrufen rpuroe. 5erl
Sieaentbolcr 1T felt IA Sabren bier in
Minne| ota anidilta, mar pbppbl idon bel
Sabren, elmer Der G%bdti9iten urp rliioz
iten Mdnner, bic mir 9efannt unb icin
2eben eines pcu niBli9er Wirflamfeit.
@eine itet8 CUTE Gelunrbeit uno frdftise
Contribution idien gu Yerbeibtn> bab er
leiner Tamilte unD ieinen Mitbir9ern
nod LANCE pirce erbalten weroe1, ausin
rie &ranfbsit, Gin atute5 2eberletren erz
fabte i'm nit unpiceritebli9er @emolt
unr bat itr Spfer entf iibrt> uno cine Taz
mile III tteflteIrauer Seriebt, bic ben 0az
btn9eldierenen eben IL tnni9 uno adrtz
li6 liebte, ais Mle Jpn 9eo1tet uno YER
ebyt> bic tbn 9efannt.
Die neut11en Spytrdaeo es
Ser er{te curb ben
81. Yaul Turnyereiir Yeran ltaltete @prz
tra9 ipute Elm 6Ibler fir ben &jrop
rer Tbeilnabmc ltin, ben pos ceutlhe
Yubltfum cteler Mrt llnterbaltungen 3uz
3umencen bat, unp man ieste poraus>
pob, pa bic Sade neu, jib Elm Deficit pa~
bel berau5itellen miirpe. Diele Grwarz
t1n9 wurpe pur1 pas publitum in an9ez
nebn,er Beile att1ulht, inpem iid Elm
Wtrbrtetra9 perGtnnobmen liber oie2luSz
9aten er9ab. 6iercur6 ermutbi9t wirr
Der ~Iurnperein" nit pieier Sa9e ferner
rwanseben, unp bat 5srr q. @olf iu<
9e1agt fit rem lestenS pnnta1 I'M Sonuar
nit einem 2tsn Sprtra9e BET Der 6anp
;u iein> reIlsn Thema III B1lpe 9cnannt
mcrcen miro.
- Den Oeuti9en Jreunpen oeS in 70
treuri9er Beiie Yerun9liidten s.. %.
Tabneltpd wtrr Die Ma@riGt BON ;Sntez
relie fetn, pab bic 2eide psllelten, eine
fut;e Strede unterbalb Der Stelle, 100
paS l(n9lud 9eldab> i'm Tlube% auI9ciunz
Den muoe. Disl elbe mar nit 6pje UNI
Meite betleiret uno bic 2eBtere ;uoe~
tnipft, aber 70 cas- Der unteritc &nppf in
ra6 sweitunterite &nop7p@ unp 10 bis
binauf 9efnii t mar, etn Bcmeis> oa6 bic
&atatrapbe iGon itatt9efunpen. Gr
bate auSer ieiuer ubr Die ieines Gaters
in TER Salde> Die er tets bel 1i9 trua,
auBereem Elm Gai1enbu9 nit Iter 5000
in 'Npten. Die 2ei@e >par nibt ccrz
brannt uno e5 1T oftnbar, ras Der I'M
eludli@e .ourd Grtrtnfen eaoete. Sic
Seihe ieil1er 5phter> Grace, puroe il,
Ger Mitte Der s&ajate aefuncen, gum
Gbei! perbrannt in rer Seite res @elihts
rod nidt bis CUR llntenntli9{eit. Gin
3in9, an pel1enD innere Tla4c Der Name
,,@ ace ein9rapirt tpar, erleibterte Die
Grfennun9 Der 2ei@e. ,
- Cine Nbprrnuna ees @@wei;er~
committees mar DienfaeS IN Minneapoz
Lis unp 81. Antbonp, UNI Die S@wei,erz
%colletle in redten Glue ~ brin9en. Die
Atorcnun9 gfano beipercrts quite Nufz
nabme, tebrten beiten 6umors ;urld in
rer Meinuna, einen redt 9uten Sang
9etban 3u baben. Gs freut uus, po, ren
Na6tarltdrten 3u rernebmen, boB ra
|S@wet3er Y. Deutlde lettaft ans &ouec<
tiren seben, gift ia pu@ bic lluterftiBung
Nptbleipenpen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14
SCIENTIFIC AND MECHANICAL.

SUBMARINE. LoCoMOTIoN.-A German
engineer, Herr Bauer, has invented a new
machine for submarine locomotion. The
admiralty of the Bund has appointed q COM
mittee for examining and reporting on lite
merits. 1t has long been n favorite idea
with the Germans that they would one day
be able to compensate for their weakness
on the surface of the water by the aid of
fleet that is to mot exactly sail, but) steam
below it.
INTERESTING DISCOVERIES Important
and interesting archaeological discoveries
have been recently made on the site of the
proposed new theatre at Anglers, in France,
to replace that destroyed by fire. The To-
cality was known to have been the cradle of
Christianity in AnjOu, and the. excavations
for the foundations have laid bare the Gallo
Roman chapel in which the first bishops of
Anjou officiated to the pagans who had en-
braced the Christian religion. Two crypts
have been disinterred, with Roman and
Gothic capitals and many curious architec-
tural details. The crypts contained q large
number of very fine sarcophagi, in which
were skeletons in good preservation, eccle-
siastical ornaments, weapons, and a con-
siderable quantity of jewelry, including ear
and finger-rings. All the objects capable
Of being removed have been deposited in
the museum mt Anglers.
SODA WATER ON A LARGE ScALE.-A GU
rious geological phenomenon lately took
place, remarks the builder, at the thermal
establishment of st. Alban, while siipht
repair was being made Mt the Caesar we'll
The water had to be lowered some cent?.
metres, when, all of a sudden, a loud sub
terranean noise was heard, and the springs.
which usually gave off great quantity OF
gas, but in a calm, bubbling way, were
really put in ebullitiOn. The gasometres of
the establishment, which ordinarily take
half n day to he filed, were all raised tn fnll
height in few minutes. Since this occnr-
renee effervescing lemonatles and soda water
have been increasingly produced. 1t isalso n
remarkable fact, that the mineral water has
become stronger of the salt, which consists
OF mixed 6lcarbonate of-i+en and other
substances. The village is in the commune
of st. Andre dApchon, on the left bank ~
the Loire, department of the Loire \ and
contains only one hundred and fifty inhabit-
ants. 1t is about thirteen hundred feet
above the level of the sea.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14

ST. BERNARD DoGs.-It has been the
current belief for some time, that the ST..
Bernard breed of dogs was dying out. To
replace these valuable animals has been an
object of much interest among the French
and Swiss. And at the Paris Exhibition,
there was a dog from Berne, which obtained
the only prize, who is said to resemble very
exactly, in looks and qualities, the cele-
bratcd Bernarler Barry" whom the
monks loved as u brother, and whose death
they have never ceased to mourn, and of
whose wonderful sagacity they are never
weary of talking. 1t is said when some of
the oldest monks, who remembered Barry, y
saw this animal, they were moved to tears,
and exclaimed-"Thank God! old Barry
has come back again !" The Hospice has
been presented with n pair of these new
Bernarders, and they have begun to develop
the most remarkable qualities of the Ber-
nard race.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14

Cherish patience as your favorite virtue
Always keep 1t about You. You will find
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14
To he Contiuued.l

Atter man has preserved his innocence,
and performed all duties incumbent upon
him, his time spent i'll his own way is what
makes his life differ from that of a slave.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14

Strong passions belong only to strong
minds and terrible is the struggle that rea-
son has to make to subdue them.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14
CHATTER VIII.

CHATTER VIII.
Nellie slept that night the peaceful slum
beers of child but the habits of long
weeks of care We're not to be so easily
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14

Woe to him who smiles not over cradle,
and weeDs not over n tomb.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-04
Republican Convention

PITTSBURGH, March 3.-The Repnbli-
can County Convention met in this city
Yesterday for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the State and National
Conventions. The attendance was unit
suslly full and the proceedings perfectly
harmonious. Resolutions were adopted
approving the reconstruction measures
of Congress aud expressing an unaltera-
BILE determination to maintain inviOlate
the public faith and national credit.
General Grant is hailed as the next
President of the United States. The
Republican members of Congress were
thanked for their courage and fidelity
in presenting to the Senate articles of
Impeachment against Andrew johnson.
A resolution was adopted thanking Sec
rotary Stanton for the manly stand he
has taken against the encrOachments of
the President
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March ).
FLOUR-Dull; family at IL 00all %.
WHEAT-Dull; No. l red winter at
g 45.
CORN-In good demand at S3c for
ear.
OATS-Firm q &c for No. l.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged; No.
fall at 80.
COTTON-Firmer: middling held at
2lc.
TOBACCO-Firmer and demand good
at full rates.
WHISKY-Irregnlar and selling at
l 50a2 ~, duty paid, according to cir
cumstances.
MESS PORK-Quiet and not much
demand; old held ut % 50a2i 90; new at
"a 25a24 80; but in the absence of sales
these rates were nominal.
BULK MEATS-Quiet and in less de-
mand, and rather more adispositiOn to
sell at 10a12c for shoulders and sides,
and l3ic for hams.
BACON-Firm and quiet; shoulders
Lald ar lie; sides at l3ta13!c; clear rib
at Lite; and cIear Mt iSs.-Thesg are the
rates asked for plain.
HAMS-Quoted ut l5c, aud sugar
cured at 17a1Sc.
LARD-Dull ana nothing doing; it
can he bought at l5!c.
BUTTER-Scarce aud higher; fresh
held at 4Oa1jc.
EGGS-SGles ut 3Sc, and steady.
SEEDS-No change in the market.
GOLD-At 10 buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 3.
SENATE. ftT

On motion of Mr.. Cole, the.committee
on Finance was instructed to inquire
into the expediency of repeating al
laws imposing taxes on incomes and
manufactures.
TIE bill was passed exempting prop
erty in the District of Columbia held
for school purposes from tax. Also, the
bill restoring alternate even sections OF
land along the line of the Pacific rail-
road and branches to market.
The Senate non-concurred in the
amendment to the bill making an ap,
preparation &c the heirs of General Rob
ert Anderson.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen introduced bill
to promote the uniformity of coinage
between the United States and other
countries. Referred to the committee
on Finance. -
Mr.. Yates, from the committee on Ter
ritories, reported bill with amend
ments to provide a government for the
territory of Idaho.
The bill for the relief of settlers OIL
the late Sioux Reservations was passed
The clerk of the House announced the
appointment of tho Managers OF I'M
peachment with directions TO carry
the articles to the Senate.
Mr.. Wilson called up the bill to iacill
tate the payment OF soldier DountleS
under the act of 1866 thar authorlZes
the employment of additional CLERKS
and additional -olfice accommodations
&c. After discussion it was referred to
the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Howard offered the following or
der on behalf Of the select committee
of seven on the question OF lmpeach'
ment
Ordered, That the Secretary OF
the Senate be directed to inform the
House of Representatives that the Sen
ate is ready to receive the managers ap'
nointed by the House of Representa-
tives to carry to the senate ar
ticles of impeachment against Andrew
johnson, President Of the United states
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Merrill the Senate
took up tho bill to fund the maternal
debt and for the conversion OF Unlteu
States notes. Tine question was on the
substitute reported by Mr. Sherman,
from the committee on Finance.
Mr.. Morrill, spoke in opposition to
the bill and in reply to Mr.. Shermans
speech of last week. The bill was post
poned until tomorrow.
A reply was received from the Secrc-
tary of War to resolution OF inquiry
whether and what military districts
have been established in the District OF
Columbia, with the numbers, names,
rank and duty of officers and expense
involved. Referred to the Military
committee.
The Senate proceeded to the consider
alton of the report of the select CONT
tee on the standing rules of the Senate.
The Clerk read the rules, which were
then laid over for further consideration,
and ut ten minutes past three, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Grimes, the Senate went into
executive session, several messages
having been received from the Presi-
dent.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-04
LEGAL NOTICES.


NJ
ans 50 eice. W..
In fke District Court Of III. ~;
States for the District Of West Viro;s :ea
In the matter Of James Hampton, Ro"I
rapt, in BqRkrIptcy, District Of IT,,
FSrgiaia, S.: 49,
nN THIS iST DAY oR PEBpr,n~
~ A. ID. le6e on reading tbe ,1Af
ing petition II Is ordered that HEARING ~
upon the same ON the esth day Of PEBRTT DAG D1a
A. D. lc6e, before said Court at the otics OF
b. Caldwell Register IN Bankruptcy IN tbs .''1
OF Wheeling, IN said District, at 10 o'eiOCL, \
per week for two successive weeks, in Os ~
Wheeling Daily RRGIsIEk, and in Ike n. s1T
nef In the Wheeling Weekly IRtsQioenoS, az "a,
that all Creditors who have proved ,i -ne
debts, and other persons In interes; n"tl
appear at said time and place and show can. LAY y
any thew have why the praS er Of the SaiJ -. u
ton should not be granted. And thai tSs Pea'
ond and third meetings Of Creditors will ~:
place at the same hour of day and Tho as
place ON February ssth, lees, aud February sSrS
! And is further ordered, that all such cr.5,,
whose places of residence are known. 81 N 20
entitled to service of notice Of the said pcti,
and order, either personally or by lctt.r 'T
dressed to them at their known usual nisr. al "a,
| residence atfested by the Clerk of The G. VI
and sent by mail or served at their usu.i III.
of abode BY the Marshal or his Deputy, VS.
/ due proof shall DC given. 'e''
Witness, the Hon. John j. jackson, Jr.. Jua..
| Of tho said District Court, and M. .sss
IL s. thereof. al Wheeling, in said Dstrr, =, d
the 3lst day Of January, A. ID. las Vt
JASPER Y, MOORE
Clerk Of Distfict Court for said DIs,,ic,
Notice Is hereby given in pursuance Of slS,.
orler.
z, N. MORTON
q, S. Marshal District West virsiui.
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