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Jewish Convention.

New YORK, July 2S.-At the Jewish
Convention of the Bnai Birth, yester-
day, tho following committees were
elected:
Executive Committee-President, Ju-
Illus Brew, New York; Vice President,
Z. T. Jones, Philadelphia; Secretary
- Millinger, New York. Members
n. Bloom, Louisville; ID. I. Woolf, San
Francisco; NJ. Simpson, Baltimore; H.
Reich MINI, Milwaukee.
Committee on Appeals-lion. S. w.
Rosenthall, Albany; Alex. Rsinstein,
Philadelphia; Joseph Abraham Cincin-
natl; u. Rothschild, San Francisco;
S. s. Woolf, Washington, ID. C.; DR.. Is,
Felsenthal, Chicago.
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AGray In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, TENN, July 25.-This after
noon as T. II. Coe was passing the house
of John Hoyt, near Elm Wood Gene
terry, he was attacked by Hoyt and his
son. Coe being armed with shot gun
fired upon young Hoyt, killing him, and
then fred at the elder Hoyt, wounding
him severely. Coe came to the city and
gave himself up and was bonded in the
sum of twenty thousand. 1t is stated
that the Hoyts frequently threatened
to kill Coe.
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From Boston

BosTON, July 2s.-The nomination of
Charles Francis Adams for Congress, is
urged upon Republicans Of the Fourth
Massachusetts, District.
The caulkGrs are on strike for eight
hours.
A. G. Career and Z. G. Edwards wero
held for trial, to-day, in the sum of $4,000
each, charged with passing counterfeit
bills on the Market National and Red
wood National Banks.
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From Washiugton.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Com
missioner of the Freedmen's Bureau
for Arkansas, has, IN obedience to or
ders received from headquarters, in this
city, discharged quite . number of civil
agents Some of them have been re-
placed by military officers.
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. has given notice, by telegraph tn
the collectors that spirits may be with
drawn from bond on the payment of fif-
ty cents per gallon, and four dollars per
barrel Of forty gallons, equal to sixty
cents u proof gallon. All distillerics
must be closed until the distillers have
given q new bond and complied with
the recently passed law in all particu-
lars.
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From, ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-A letter from
Ellsworth, Kansas, of the 23d, says
The Indian question has assumed 4 new
phase. All the tribes that were ut Fort
Larned have left and no one knows
where they have gone. Small parties
are met by persons coming in from the
plains, but they hold no cOmmunica-
ton with the whites, which is sign
that they mean mischief. The opinion
prevails that they have gone South
with their women and children and that
they will soon move on the railroad
line and the routes traversed by the
trains with hostile purposes. Reports
arrive daily of their killing people and
robbiMg trains. General Sully is still
at Fort Larned, and has ordered the
troops in his department to concentrate
on the line of the Arkansas river. Fort
Bearah will be fully garrisoned, and
other preparations will be made to meet
any exigencies that may arise.
A mortgage of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad for seven million dollars has
been filed in the county recorders of
flee. This mortgage is to secure the
bonds issued by the company,
to pay the State five millions OF dollars
purchase money for the read, under the
legislative act Of last winter. one mil
lion and n half for the bonds, known as
Dresden bonds, given some time ago,
to work on that part of the road west of
Dresden and the remainder to change
the guage of the road so as to conform
with the Kansas Pacific Railway and to
place the road i'm complete and effective
running order. The amount of the pur-
chase money will probably be paid in
Missouri State bonds, which will reduce
the State debt that amount. The mort
gage is ia favor of Uriel A. Murdoch,
James Pannett and Luther A. Clark,
The bonds are to run twenty years, are
payable in gold at New York and bear
six per cent. interest. The stamp on
this mortgage amounts to seven thou
sand dollars
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8g telegraph.
TO THE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
[By Telegraph to the Rcgister'l

LONDON, July 25.-Lord stanleys last
night informed the House OF Commons
that the decisions OF the lower Spanish
Courts, establishing the legality OF the
seizure of Tornado, have been confirmed
by the Supreme Court Of Justice, the
highest tribunal in Spain. Lord Stan
lev made no disclosures as to what ac-
ton the Government Of Great Britain
would take in view of this adverse de-
cisioE.
The Court circular announces that
Ouecn Victoria will leave England the
fifth of August, going first to Paris,
whence she will make tour through
France, Germany and Switzerland. She
expects to return to England the first
of October.
The proprietyof erecting monuments
in Westminster Abbey in memory OF
Lord Brousham and Professor Faraday
is widely canvassed and has been
warmly advocated both in and ont OF
Parliament.
1t is rnmored that the new French
loan is about to be placed in the mar
ket.
Adyices from Spain report that that
government has distributed troops
throughout the provinces Of Catalonia,
and that under the operation of martial
law and through the efficiency of the
flying columns of the military all at,
tempts at rising have been repressed.
In the House of Lords last night, Mr.
Almsbury, in reply to a question from
Baron Houghton, said the Ministers
would wait for Mr.. Rosham's report be,
fore considering the value of The ser
vices aud the extent of the suiferings
of the Abyssinian ENJOYS before and
during their capture.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2.-The In
vailed Russo says that private advices
have been received, that peace has been
concluded between Russia and the EN-.
pire of Bokhara.
VIENNA, July 25.-Dispatches from
Belgrade report that the Court had pro-
nounced the sentence of death against
one of the accomplices i'll the murder
of Prince Michael. The execution Of
the murderers and their accOmplicc'
will take place forthwith.
Measures of severity are Threatened
against Prince Lavageorgich and in hi:
absence against his Secretary.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

rNHIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN IT'S
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept ,, I-G7.
FACULTY:
Rcv.D. T. Bttle ID. d., President and Prof.
Nor. and Int. Science.
5. c. Wells, a. NJ. Prof Math. and Nat. Phi.
losophy.
Rev. w. II. Yonce, A. NJ, Prof. Ancient Ian
guages and Literature.
and Mining.
il. Norman, NJ d., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L. II. Holland, A. NJ, Asst PROT. Languages
and Prn. Prep. Dept,
IL. r. klinger, A. n. Pref. Modern Languages.
J. X. Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-ENpenses in all departments, In.
Guiding boarding, tuition, rOom-rent, fuel and
lights, and incidcntals, 1880. For further 10.
formation address REV. ID. +. BITTLE,
julyJl Salem, Va.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
NCw York Market
NEW YORK, j

NEW YORK, July -.
COTTON-Heavy and lower; sales of
1000 bales Mt 29lc for midalinS nplands,
and some sales reported as low as pc.
FLOUR-Closed quiet, with holders
of medium and good grades rather more
disposed to realize.
WHEAT--Stoady and with 4 fair
milling demand; sales at Sal 81 for
No. 9 and l Gal 80 for No. spring.
RYE-Closed quiet; sales at ia
50.
OATS-Lower and dull; sales at SOFA
S3c in store and SAC atloat.
CORN-Rather heavy: sales at i O5a
IL for common to prime new mixed
western aflOat.
PORK-Quiot and steady; sales of25O
barrels mess at % 25, regular.
BEEF-Steady aud with moderate
demand.
CUT MEATS-Firm and with a fair
inquiry; sales of 50packagcs of baggcd
hams at 20ta2lc.
BACON-Quiet and without decided
change.
LARD-Quiet, sales at l75alsc for
fair to prime steam.
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GincInnaii Market
CINCINNATI, July %.

CINCINNATI, July %.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Unchanged.
COTrON-Dull and prices lower;
middling ut zoe.
TOBACCO-Dull, but unchanged,
manufactured is sc lower.
WIIISKY-Is up to soc !" bond ana
tho uomand active.
PROVISIONS-Quiet, but firm; no
change in prices and not much of de-
mand.
OIL-Linseed at | 0G.
TALLOW-Scarce at llia1lfc.
PETROLEUM--Sales ut aa3Gc FOX
refined.
GOLD-ll3f, buying.
MONEY-Markct easy.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July %.
Flour; receipts 5S2 barrels; shipments
800 barrels; sales at 10 25a12 90 for Xxx
to fancy. Wheat 1a2c better; receipts
5000 bushels; shipments 1900 bushels;
sales of new white Indiana at 9 %;
Michigan ut 2 90; amber Illinois at 2 05;
amber Michigan at 2 04a2 06; old No. l
red at 2 %; amber sellers for August at
l s.. Corn ic better; sales of No. at
96c on spot and buyers for July. Oats
steady; receipts 100 bushels; sales of No.
l at 40. Rye; new No. l, sellers for 10
days at %.
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Ipdfan Treaties ..

CHICAGO, July 2s.-A letter dated Fl.
Buford, July IL, says the Indian CON-
missioners made q treaty at Fort Hawley
with the eros Ventre Indians and were
awaiting the arrival of the Yellow Stone
Sioux for o like purpose. The eros
Ventres have agreed to make o settle
ment aud accept reservation in the
Milk River country to keep the peace
with the whites and all Indian tribes
save the Pagars and Black Feet. With
these tribes they are determined to
make their own terms.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July IS.
FLOUR-Quict and firm y 8 50al0 90
for spring extras,
WHEAT-Dull, but steady; small
sales of No. ut 77a1 7s; this after
noon sales of No. 9 at ~.
CORN-Active and iirmer, and ialc
higher; sales of No. at 92sa93ic, No. 9
at 92c, and rejected ut SIC, closing quiet
at 92ia93c for No. !. Since Change
sales No. at 93c and No. 9 at Ole.
OATS-Dull and easier; sales of old
GGia70c and new G3aG5c for No. 9, clos.
ing nominal at &c.
RYE-Dull and firmer; sales of No. 2
at 90.
BARLEY-Quiet and nominally I'M
changed.
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Bills Left Over.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-AmonS the
bills left over in the House were the
following: Relative TO the ocean mail
steamship service between the United
States and China; relative to bridge
across the Ohio river; respecting Che
provisional governments OF Virginia
and Texas; granting the right of way
over the public lands to the Denver Pa
ci8e Railroad company; extending the
agricultural colleges of the States late
~ in rebellion; to regulate the foreign
and eoasting trade on tho northern,
northeastern and northwestern from
tiers OF the United States. ...n..
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A6rny,

New York, July ga saloon keep.
or named Flynn, had an alteration last
night with his bar keeper, named Had
INIT, in Spring street, when Hadnutt
fred several shots, GRe of which took
effect in the arm of PlyBn, and another
in the hip Of Officer Scha,es, who was
endeavoring to quell the disturbance.
Hadputt was arrested.
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Decided.
Jnly %

PORTLAND, July 25.-The case Of
N. +. Deeripg, surviving trustee, against
the heirs of the Commodore Preble es-
tate, was decided yesterday in the su-
preme Court in favor of the respondents,
releasing from trust near ono million
lnllars
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New York money Marker.

New YORK. July p.
GOVERNMENT rS--Firm under still
active investment demand; Coupons of
81, ll5ia1l5s; do '62, 1l4iall4s; do ga,
lllsall1I; do '65, l2sal12s; do new, 1904
alO9s; do 81, l09ial09:; do 'G9. 109ia
al09s; 10-40s, 10Ssal05l; 1906 109a109i.
Tho failure of the old exchange and
banking firm of Abram, Bell 4 Son is
announced.
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STATE or west virginia.
Ohio County Circuit Court

Ohio County Circuit Court
June Rulfs, lSCs
X. q. Barr. administrator do bonis non runl
testamentO anuexo of the estate Of MnIN
Smith deceased George Smith John Smith
David smith and Joseph Smith hcirr AZ Law
of Henry Smith deceased, Henry Keenan, nj
ministrator at tho cstat" Of James Keenan,
Who was the husbaEd of Elizabeth Kecnau
Abraham Miller. Pleasant Miller bis viii
Richard Shively aDd Jane Shlvely his witt
William Richly and SIrlh Richly his wife, nnd
William Richly, heir ut law OF Mary raihniIuo
Richly, deceased, Fergus Smith, IN bi. own
right and ~ JOINT executor with Henry krr
nan, Of the viii Of John Smith dcccas,d IIrn
~ Smith aud Mary Elizabeth STitb, now h.
tormaTried with Horace Ridgely children 81
Fcrgns Smith, William Craig Smith MIry
Catharine Smith, and Henry Clay Smith obi
dren Of John Smith, deceased Mary william,
Mary Jane Newton, Rob,cca Ann Robert AID
Fergus Roberts,
Joseph W. Morgan and william u Morgan al
miDiStratos of tho estate OF Josiah MoIgIr
daceascd, who was executor Of the last " n Ui
Mary Smith, deceased, Ebennzsr McCullo, b
Fergus smith and Henry Keenan, joint exc"
tOIsOf The Last will Of John Smith, deceased
In Cbano'ry
'iHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To Com
j pei the defendants, Joseph W. Morgan and
William u. Morgan, 90 account and pay over 10
observation-disclosures ali sums OF money Ia ihrr
hands belonging 20 the estate OF Many Smith
deceased, and 70 charge ali the defendants iJl .
devlstayit worked upon said estate; and II A.
pearing from m affidavit fled In tho cause that
William y: Morgan Ia not resident Of the state
of West Virginia, on motion Of complainant,
coupsei ~ Is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after Us fourth weekly publ,
cation ppd due pozting OF this otdor at the front
door OF fhe Count House Of Ohio county, and 10
what be may deem A. 20 protect ~ iitsrr' IL
Tests MICHAEL y. BRgfN1e, Clcrk
TArIoR & BARR, Soils. for COmplh.f
iyl.o aw4t -
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Convention.

RUTLAND, VI, July 2S.-A large and
enthusiastic convention, in favor OF the
Portland and Rutland Railroad, was
held today. A delegation was appsint-
cd to attend the International cOnyen-
ton, to be held at Portland on the 4th
of August.
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state Of Wesr Virgini,,

ONO county SHCut Guar
'. jane RI,y, L..
Thomas Hughes
vs..
Robert Henderson, Executor Of John lAa
deceased.
Attachment in Assumpsit.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS T0EI
i cover Of the defendant, Robert lIcndef~t
Executor of John Lafirrty, deceased. the,
OF CO.. IS, with interest thereon from The IL
day of June, 1850, till paid and costs Tie
tachment sued out In this cause hlvus D.,
returned served on the Agent Of tie L $40
II. X. Co and ID. e. List, the Receiver Of lhr
Circuit Court of Ohio county, IN the Gao 9th.
Il. & q. Il. K. Co. against j. 4 W. Il laa,r,
ct al. And u appearisg from an affidavit bl..
in the cause that said defendant II. lI,nd,po.
Executor. II not q resident of the State OF W.
Virginia, on motion of plaintiffs attorney Il .
ordered that he 10 appear here within ~,
month after the fourth weekly publication 4l.
due posting Of this order nj the front do"r II
Court IIouse Of Ohio county, and do wlll b.
may deem tit TO protect his Interest Is u0
Executor.
Test: MICHAEL J. BREfNIi, Clctl
G. b. Caldwell, Atty for Plaintiff.
fyInawlt
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Buaals markei.

t7,s = BUFFALO, July >.
Flour, city ground spring 9 755a9 -.
Wheat duh at 92a95e for Milwaukee
Club. Corn dull; sales $4,000 bushels
sound shipping ut l 90; 97a9s for inferior.
Oats dull; car lots 75c. Freights I'M
changed.
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lnIhap,..

I,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To ,.
tain a decree Tor divorce from tina Ia,
matrimouy with alimony.
And il appearing from an affidavit hl.,l Oh d.
cause that the defendant, Navlcr Kc,irr i, a.,
a resident OF this Stale, On notion uI the g,
plainant, by her counsel, il is srdenl th., .
40 appear hero within ono month alI,, ..
fourth weekly publication Of this oricr aui s-
hosting thereof at the front door ol the d.,
House of Ohio county, West Virginia. anl .
what he may deem tit 10 protect hl~ mrrn,l
Test: MICHAEL j. BRElNlG, Ca.
TAYLOR & DARR, Sols for Compl't
yl.oaWtt
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LEWIS BAKER Il co.

Levi d. Springer and others, In Chancery
.. in the Circnit
W.. court for0hio
.,... o.. County, West
Shepherd Mcintyre and others. Virginia
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
i in the above cause on the seventh day OF
May. ls6s will on MONDAY. THE SIXTH
DAY OF JULY, lS6s at my Office in tho city
of Wheeling, and thereafter by adjournment
from time to time n shall be found necessary,
proceed To take and state an account of the
persons respectively who, pursuant to the
WILL OF MOSES SHEPHERD deceased.
bearing date the first day Of January, Is30, eI.
hibited in the above entitled cause, are entitled
10 share in THE PROCEEDS OF THE HOME
PLANTATION Or ESTATE mentioned in
said will and Of the share OF the said proceeds
TO which each of the said persons Is entitled;
and tn ascertain and report what will be reas.
enable commission or allowance tn I've deducted
from the shares OF those who shall be 40 found
entitled and paid over 10 tue compliments a. a
contribution to the expenses OF bringing and
prosecuting this suit together with such other
matters as shall be deemed pertinent by mysel {
or be specially required by the parties.
And pursuant to the s2id DEGREES, hereby
give notice 20 all persons claiming 10 be entitled
TO share in the said proceeds 10 come In before
me and prove their respective rights; and do fiT
WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF SEP.
TEMBER, ISIS, a. a peremptory day for the
purpose; and such Of them as shall not como In
and prove their respective rights ON or before
that day viii be excluded frsm thu beneRt Of
the said decree or of any future d Ia the
above cause, unless otherwise h4tt yf cred
Oy the Court HANNIBAL g"
Commissioner Ohio 20. Cu. r.
May 9th. l5CS. my9ll gdAS-. 60
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The n / s'n;1oI Democratic

The Democratic party, in National ,Conven.
ton assembled repesing its trust in the intell.
gence, patriotism and discriminating justice of
the people, standing upon the Constitution as
the Government, and the guarantee Of tina lin.
critics OF the citizen, and recognizing the cues
tons Of slavery and secession Is having been
settled Tor all time TO come, by war and the vol
untary action Of the Southern States, in consti.
tutionai convention assembled, and never to be
renewed or reAgitated, do, with the return of
peace, demand, =
First The immediate restoration of all the
States to their rights in the Union, under the
Constitution, and of civil government for the
American people. = N
Second. Amnesty for all past political often.
ces, and the regulation of the elective franchise
In States by their citizens.
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-. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, July ..
Flour firm and active; choice brands
pc better. Wheat active for choice and
better prices obtained. Corn ranges
ut S0aoSc. Oats, new selling ut 50a;5c.
Rye O5al 10. Provisions, nothing do
ing: prices nominal.
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THE CREDITORS

OF THOMAS BLACKBOARD ARE HEP,
notified 10 appear at my Office in Nh, -,
Wheeling, West Virginia, ON the sg,I Il
July. A. ID. 1865, at 10 o'clock 4. ~, and /,
cause. II any they have, why the said IT,. :
Blackford should not be discharged lfm" +
debts under the Bankrupt law OF MAr,L T..
The second meeting Of said creditor, Mi
hela AT said time and place, and the thinl'..
iHr on the day following At same hour AMI r.
GEO. Il. CALDWELL
rJSoavaw Register in nlnl,'-
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Fire.

LONDON, CANADA, July IA fire oc-
CURED in Hitchcock street, to-day,
which destroyed seventeen houses aud
badly damaged three others. The loss
is estimated at about $50, 600. srf
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Appeal for Aid.

BALTIMORE, July 25.-The American
appeals for aid for the sufferers by the
recent flood. George w. Childs, OF the
Philadelphia Ledger, heads 4 list OF sub
scrintions with $1,000.
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commissioners Sale.
DK VIRTUE OF An ORDER or

ID the Board OF oyerseers OF wetzsl county,
! win ofsr 1t public sale At the front
door of the Court HOUSE Of said county
on the FIRST DAY on SEPTEMBER, Is6s
and at one o'clock 2. ~ Of said day, tract Of
land in Wetzel county, W. Va, containing I25
acres, known ~ the Poor House fam. About
. acres cleared; the balance well timbered.
Two good log houses and q wei Of pure water
four miles from New Martinsyille
TERMS OF SALE One NTH ti-5J cash; the re.
naming portion Of the purchase money to be
paid In three equal annual instalments. 10 be
secured by deed OF trust en- the land sold.
lin. WILLIAM GUTHRIE.
JTSi4tw Commissioner
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Inc0rrect.

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The report
that the body Of Samuel H. Nicholson
had been found proves incorrect. No
tidings of the missing man.
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Sfafc OF West Virginia

Ohio County Circuit Court
Jane RTlr,, |,
Mary Keefsr, who sues by her next III.
Philip Winter
vs..
Xavier kSctC:.
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THE STANDARD MOWER
OF TIE WORLD. .l
TIE CREDITORs

nF THORNTON +. CARTRIGHT ARE
~ hereby notified 10 appear At my oiIise 10 the
city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, Oh the I'd day
Of Jniy, A. u. ice, A. 10 O'Clock A. ~. and show
cause, If any they have, why the said Thorn
ton i. Cartrigbt should not u discharged
from his debts under the Bankrupt Law OF
March I'd, lsG7. The second meeting OF said
creditors win be held at said time and place
and the third meeting on the day following AZ
same hour and place. I'D
GEO. r. CALDWELL,
lyl3oaw2W Regists in BAN rIUtey.
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Habens Corpus.

ALBANY, July 2s.-Judge Hogehoom
has decided to hear the writ OF habeas
corpus in Hudson on Saturday.
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: =
william hchcehen, ct ale, In Chznesry In
RAJ a .s. I the Circuit ConH
va .f for Ohio County
Joseph Skinner, Cd als-a- la 49,
puRSUAST TO THE DECREE MADE N
II the above csnse on the 2isf DAY 81 Nay
~ viii on THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY or
JULY, lac. at my Office IN the city OF wheel
ing, and thereafter by adjournment from tins
to time - shall be found necessary, proceed 70
take and state An account Of the per.oa, Nv.
specfiyeiy sbo arc entitled AZ IIEIlS At LAW
or LYDIA 3. cRUGE., DECEASED 10 The
trsct " parcel Of land described In complain.
ants bin and OF the share or Interest NJ eaeh Of
said persons In aid traot or parcel Of land u.
getber with such ether matters A. shan b.
deernsd pertinent by myself or be specially r..
quired BY either Of the parties.
And pursuant 10 tia MA aecyea hereby
give notice To all perseps cisining TO be entitled
70 any interest In aid lands or beir1 at Law a.
Msreazidy % come u before me and prove their
respective rights OF interests In sajd land. asf
90 M TUESDAY, THE 9th DAY or Ae-
JUDI, isds, a. . Peremptory day for the pur.
pose, and such Of them - shall not come In AMI
prove their rcspocevs rights aud interest In
said land on or beipe that day Bhzil nBsrcluied
from the benefit of this o. any future defres In
this caase, unless hereafter othervias ouisret
by the Court. HANNIBAL FORBES.
Commiasisaer Ohio Co Circais GonEf.
June 9TH. ls6e. iunclwdAwtill augss