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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-26
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctloneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh q,


TRUsTEE's SALE OF HANDSOME
1 COTTAGE RESIDENCES ON COTSCtt
CHAMBER HILL. FRONTING on P6sS
STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH t AN
MAYO, NEAR THE BALLARD HOUSE. FoP
SALE At AUCTION.-By virtue Of a deed ~ .,
trust executed to the subscriber by John p. IA,
lard and Wife dated Sd OF May. 1887 duly rero,d.t
In the Office OF Richmond Hastings Court, AZ Il.
request Of the beneficiary shall proceed 10 sen =,
auction. on the premises, on MONDAY the H.
day Of August. at S O'Clock p NJ. # fair II moi
then on the first fair day thereafter at the Sane
hour that certain lot Of LAND lying and being n
the city Of Richmond. on Council Chamber Hui on
the south side OF Ross street between Fourtern,b
and Mayo. fronting said Ross street So feet rlr
ming back at right angles $50 feet 10 Aspen alIeT
bounded on the east by the lot OF b. W. Ha1al On
which there are two new and attractive COTTAGE
RESIDENCES, yielding good rent. This /, erT
valuable property-well worthy the attention d.
purchasers.
Il probable that credit can be given on Dor.
ton of the purchase money.
THOMAS T. AUGUST, Trustee.
This sale Is with the consent of the assignee xbo
Will unite In the conveyance.
Assignee Of John i. Ballard bankrupt.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctinneers. aua
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BAKERIES.

40 TO T. E. GILL'S BAKERY,
No. $50 BROAD STREET
for the best LOAF OF BREAD in the city, the
best CRACKERS and largest variety, the largest
assortment and best favored CAKES, the best
retail.
Cali and see us. VIII sell as cheap as anybody.
au2l
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee OF
"A Byman Levy bankrupt win on MONDAY
the l4th day of September next, at O'Clock ?. NJ
sell at auction, on the premises, at Louisa Court
tanning about ONE ACRE, on which there Is 3
good store and dweling-house Kitchen. lumber
house. ice-house etc. Altogether, this IS one OF
Courthouse. - . 49, ,, - :
The property will be sold subject to two deeds oi
trust thereon TO Samuel and William II. Andrews
and 10 a. 4. Blakey, Trustees.
TERMS: One-thi!d cash balance at ana
months with Interest bonds vi tn approved seen.
rIty Title retained until purchase money Is ali
nafd JOHN G.. HUNTER,
an 10 Assignee Of LYMAN Levy.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-By virtue of

COMMISSIONERS sALE.-By virtue Of
rSnty entered on the 22d Of May. $685. In the case
of Scott Us. The Rappahannock Company the q lI-
dersgned therein appointed eommlSsi@9neGTRs !Rr
Isss in front Of the Exchange Hotel In Fredericks-
burg. Va viii sell to the hghest bidder at public
auction. the REAL ESTATE OF the Rappahkh an
RAPPAHANNOCK CANAL, with Its works,
privileges and franchises, upon the following
terms-viz, enough In cash to pay two judgments nus
slI?.57 and costs, subject to a credit OF saS the
other for $ll2 and costs and the costs OF sale ana
of this suit and the residue In equal annual pay,
with good personal security. The title retained
until the purchase money Is paid.
y WI Il. MAE i b6kroN' Commissioners.
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NNILLs l. RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
yG CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMIss1ON MERCHASTs for the pur.
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOs. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer to A. =. HARvAY,
President of National Bank OF Virginia; JAMES
THOMAs Jr., Esq, Richmond, Va; Messrs. II.
MEssESaER j. Co., New York; Messrs. JOHNSON
d THOMPSON Boston. Maas YA
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA a.,
III FOR SALE SEPTEMBER / ss nsEi.
splendid property Is decreed 20 DC sn!a ~ SSyST
ton on the isT DAY OF sEPTEMBER, SSi No.
For fui, particulars, National i'I nryyiit!l
dav of ssSe. JOHN b. BALDMlS
' - HENRY b. NICHE
JOHN ECHOLS
DAVID EUi.TE s
I've 40 Commissioner
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TRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
PURE CIDER VINEGAR, r,ruN.
az 80 GoNbLE'
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an l-1h 1s 20 p tdtd--1Hss .S.:--SS---------
By Paine g. Co., Auctioneers.
r ARGE BANKRUPT SALE.
Ass1eNEE,s SALE OF THE STOCK
nEssas. J. sTEENBOCK co.
Bv order Of Andrew Rutherglen Esq ass a MI
of Iulius Steenbock s. Co., in bankruptcy, we ta
se a. orpcuped i2is and cl5 Main street.
on WEDNESDAY 2s.h instant, the e en- s'o'N
DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS etc.
ALSO,
With large and new FIRE-PROOF SAFE, suit
able for bank or insurance Office. ,
VIII be added to the above, very large anu
choice stock OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,
now receiving, comprising a great variety Of new
and desirable goods suited to the fall trade.
We will also sell on
THURSDAY THE 18th,
at our auction-rooms No. zoos Main street,
300 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND PALMORALs
all fresh and choice goods, now receiving from
Boston. embracing every variety for men, women,
and children.
ALSO,
100 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS HATS,
from lowest TO best grades.
The attention Of the city and country trade Is In,
vted to this sale as the stock IS very large aiii
attractive and will be sold without reserve and In
lots to suit buyers.
TERMS All sums under Sl0o, cash over that
amount, sixty days. credit for approved endorsed
notes. -. .,
au Is PAINE & CO.. Auctloneers.
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cUPERIoRENGLIsH TooTHBRUsHEs,

hair secure, made to order in London By one Of
the most celebrated manufacturers. A large and
varied assortment just received and for sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggis.
ieH SIS Broad street.
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AUCTroN SALES.
FUTURE DAY

By Gruobs 6 Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleyenth e..
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arrrTToN SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

:. Hv Cook & Laughton Auctfoneers
~, ~ Eranklfn and Governor streets.
TITO WHOM IT MAY C Sass :, u
-, ga &c viii sell on Council Chamber Hil for
accoahs - One BAY HORSE.
>. ,s,arv charges Mt the stables Of John Laugh
10 np PAY street between Franklin and srace
10 which the attention OF interestea RarLggS 10
Called S'oh q 70 Snrtioneers
IN 20 [,--
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

DANIEL K. WEIsIGER, COMMISSION
MERCHAN No. 7 FOURTEENTH
STREET, RICHMOND, VA, solicits consign-
ments of TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN, and other
country produce, ETC., from his friends and the
On sale. FRUITS and FLOWERS, MANUFAC-
TURED and SMOKING TOBACCO.
~ 2s-dlm&w3m
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w ANTED, CUSTOMERS US, ,t for one O of of the tn
RRIDLES, HARNESS. WHIPS, BITS, SPURS,
HORSE-BRUSHES, CURRY-COMBS TRACE
CHAINS. COLLARS, and every other article usu-
ally found In tirst-class establishment. Also, 200
No. l MCCLELLAN SADDLES. All. for sale
ut prices TO suit the times. Call and see US before
purchasing.
j. II. DICKERSON & BROTHER,
Saddlcrs and Harness Manufacturers,
an lS-lm No. 1915 Franklin street.
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yXTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A COOK
w with good recommendations-freeo Of In
cumbrance If possible-to 20 to the country. APP
ply at this office. an 10
yXTANTED, ORDERS FOR EVERY DE-
w SCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE HOUSE G5
Wv Chnrch I'm with Ave rooms stable ~
and Tat Streets a nH n ee
Twenty.nintfh t ana old Market, just outside Of
;he new corporate limits; Apply tpoporHER
Shockoe Warehouse.
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nothing to distinguish the locality; one
place exactly resembled another, as the
country was fat and sandy, interspersed
with thick jungle of green nabbuk we ac-
cordingly spread out to beat for the lion.
Presently Hadji Ali cried out, "There he
lies, dead !" and Immediately rode to the
spot, together with the people. A tremen-
dous roar greeted US as the lion started to
his fore-feet, and with his beautiful name
erect, and his great hazel eyes flashing fire,
and challenged us to fight. This was a
grand picture he looked like true lord
OF the forest, but pitied the poor brute, as
he was helpless; and although the spirit
was game to the last, his strength was para
lyzed by broken back.
1t was glorious opportunity for the
horse. At the first unexpected roar the
camel had bolted with lis rider the horse
had for moment started on one side, and
the men had scattered but in an instant
had refined Tetel up, and l now rode straight
towards the lion, as he courted the encoun-
ter about twenty PAGES distant. halted
exactly opposite the noble Hooking beast,
which, seeing me in advance of the party,
Increased his rage, and growled deeply, fix
Ing his glance upon the horse. now patted
Ietel on the neck and spoke to him. coax
lngly he gazed intently at the lion, erected
his name, and snorted, out showed no signs
Of retreat. )" Bravo! old boy !" said, and
encouraging him by caressing his neck with
my hand, / touched his flank gently with
my heel; l let him just feel my hand upon
the rein, and with " Come along, old lad !"
Tetel slowly but resolutely advanced step
by step towards the Infatuated lion, that
greeted him with continued growls. The
horse several times snorted loudly, and
stared fxedly atthe terrible face before him /;
but as constantly patted and coaxed him,
he did not refuse to advance. checked him
when within about six yards from the lion.
This would have made o magnificent pic
ture, US the horse, with astounding courage,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

A Military Mystery-Iliness oil ihna'
stevens General Hancock Teie-
graphed for-Thc Indian Comm's'
sion.
New YORK. March l6.-The Herald's
Washington dispatch contains the fol-
Iowipg: 1t is understood that the eX-
pected attack from the Virginia shore
has, within the past few days, taken
a more substantial form thaa was
at first anticipated. 1t is known that
an order has Just been issued in the
Department directing forty army wag-
ons, with teams and teamsters, to be
kept in readiness to moveat amomcnt's
notice for the transportation of sup
plies. Private orders have also been
issued to the commanders of the garri-
sons, about thirty, to keep their COM
mands, both officers and men, in quar-
tiers,
Since the excitement of Friday last
the health of Thad. Stevens has assum-
ed q more serious evidence of decline
than at any other time since his arrival
here. and it is thought by those intl-
mately acquainted with every phase OF
his failing conditionthat it is very doubt
ful whether he will ever be able 10 leave
his room. Mr.. Stevens has a negro SER
want toward whom he has always been
particularly kind and every morn
inc upon entering his room he calls him
by name. This morning, his servant
entering the room as usual, Mr.. Stevens
was observed TO look at him intcntly
but failed to recognize him. This indi-
cation of so great o change was observed
by several of Mr.. Stevens household
who were in the room at tho time. Sew
eral members of Congress who called
to-day upon business of an important
nature, were requested not to insist
upon seeing Mr.. Stevens. The greatest
fears are now entertained that Mr.. Ste
vens' days of duty have ended.
The Times Washington special says /:
Hundreds of applications for office un-
der Mr.. Wade, when he becomes Presi-
dent, are being made.
The Tribune's special says: 1t is re-
ported that General Hancock has been
telegraphed to by the President to re-
turn to Washington to take command OF
the Atlantic Division.
The Indian Peace Commission Will
meet in Omaha on the I'd of April. All
the members expect to be present ex-
cent Mr.. Henderson. Generals Sherman
and Augur will also attend. The inten-
ton is to form two parties to visit the
Indian settlements, one to sc to Fort
Laramie and the other to New Mexico.
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State Of West Yirginin

Ohio County Circuit Cowt-R,bruor,
Rules, 1865.
Henry Blandy and Frederick Blandy p,r,,.,.
under the firm name and style Of II. AT
Blandy,
William II. Mccoy, j. 5. Mccoy. and Villa,
A. Thompson
Garnishce Attachment in Debt
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is Tn
i recover of the defendants the sum of sI,..
for which amount tne said defendant, mai.
their Promissory Note, payable sN month.
after the date thereof with interest
An attachment issued az, ns; said defend
ants, and A. II. Kimmnus was summopel A.
Garnishee 10 appear and answer.
1t appearing from an AFFIDAVIT tlcd In IA,
cause that William II. Mccoy Is not a rrsid,p,
of this State: IL also appearing IRON the ShrT
iffs return on summons in this cause. ,,surl
that j :. Mccoy and William 4 Thompson an,
no inhabitants of this county
On motion of plaintiffs attorneys. itIsorlrr,l
that publication he made rs 10 said absent a,
PENDANTS, and that they do appear herr within
one month after the fourth weekly publication
and posting of this order at the Trent door q,
the Court Heuse of Ohio county, and do ula'
they may deem fit TO protect their interest IN
this suit.
Test: MICHAEL J. BREINIG
LAME g. PAUL., CLERK
Att'ys for Pills. ieb2iliawlN
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An Army Of More than Five
Thousand Offcc-H0ldcrS

Are consuming your and host OF
other hungry expeetants herring like
vultures, TO banquet upon Of os.
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars by
the hundred thousand with no apparent result.
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost sac, 900,
a third more than the original estimate for the
whole, and the first wing is not yet completed.
At tie present rate, more than one million OF
dollars will be consumed in what is nothing less
than stupendous fraud, at which your public
servants are cOnniving.
The Penitentiary was expected to be built for
sl6s 600, but through the incomPetency that
planned it. nearly four times much material
will be required as was originally intended, and
the expense Of the building viii be little short
of one million dollars. Other operations OF pub
lie men show a similar disregard of your inter.
est. Many of them are mere schemes ofprivate
benefit and public robbery.
Not a single Radical journal Of the State has
uttered word of denunciation of these or any
other public wrongs. To the REGISTER belongs
almost the exclusive honor of championing the
popular cause against the outrages of official
plunderers. In pursuance of its purpose to
hunt down corruption and corruptionists, the
REGISTER will lay before the people many
startling facts concerning the outlay of State
funds upon public works. The most enormous
frauds are known to have been perpetrated, and
every taxpayer has an interest in their develop
ment We call upon the people to second and
support US in our effort
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FINANCE AND TRADE
New Work Cattle Marker.

New YORK, March Ii.
Receipts for the week are 1919 beevcs;
n,962 sheep and lambs; 1920 hogs.
BEEF CATTLE--During the latter part
cf last week were depressed by heavy ar
rivals, but prices declined. To-day how
ever ut the National drove yard where
the offerings comprised about 1000 head
the market was firm and slightly high
er and the demand fair; extra ut lSfa
19c; prime l9alSlc; first quality
l7tal74c; fair good l6lal7c; ordinary
l5al6c: inferior l2al3c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Positivcly ac-
tive during the week and very steady;
demand unusually light to-day how
ever, and prices rather weak though
without particular change. Number on
sale 1000 head, fine Michigan, aver
aging lib pounds, brought 9sc; we quote
extras at 9a9ic; prime at SaSic and in
ferior at 7a7ic.
SWINE-Quiet and steady; there
were on sale four car loads at
Communipaw quotations, Slal0c. On
Saturday 35l head, from Illinois, aver
aging $50 pounds, brought Toe; and l02
head common, averaging 100 pounds, at
Sic
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New York srafke,.
New YonK, March l6.

I'VE" AOith, chhICu ~.
COTTON - Opened very firm and
closed dull and shade lower; sales of
1900 bales at 25ta25ic for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Clossd sc better on low
grades, with fair business.
WHEAT-Vcry dull with a declining
tendency.
RYE-NoEinally unchanged.
OATS-Moderately active and firm
for western in store.
CORN-Dull and heavy at 24al PSI
for new mixed western afloat, and 25a
l 20 for old in store.
PORK-Firmer; sales at % 25a23 373
for old mess; "a 40a24 80 for new mess,
cash; "a 50a24 GO, regular, and "a 95a
25 SO at sellers option for May; sales
1900 barrels.
BEEF-Quiet and firm.
CUT MEATS-Market nominally IN
changed.
BACONAQuiet and steady.
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales at l54a
15sc for fair to prime steam and kettle
rendered.
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8g Teleqrapt.
ITO THE REGIsTER.--
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 10.
SENATE.

The Chair submitted petition of the
South Carolina Convention for the re-
peal of the duty on rice, and cammu-
nication from the Georgia Convention;
asking an appropriation OF one hundree
thousand dollars for the repairs ana
construction ofcertain roads. Both re-
ferred.
The Senate insisted on its amend
ments to bills to facilitate the pay
ment of soldiers bounties; and also to
the pension bill, which have been dis.
agreed to by the House.
Mr. Edmunds, from the committee on
Judiciary, reported favorably with
amendments the bills relative to APP
peals TO the Court of Claims. Also with
recommendations indefinitely post.
poning the bill relative to testimony
in the same Courts.
Mr.. Cattell, from the committee on
Finance, reported a bill amendatory OF
the currency act of June 3, 1864.
Mr.. Sherman, from the committee on
Finance, reported the House bill to ex-
empt certain manufactures from inter
nal revenue tax, with an amendment
retaining the tax on turpentine, coffee
roasted or ground, and all articles In
tended as substitutes for coffee, on spi.
ces, mustard, refined sugars, products OF
sugar refners; on sugar candy and
confectionery; on diamonds, emeralds
precious stones and limitations, and on
all jewelry. The bill leaves the tax OF
lucifer or friction matches and al
other stamp duties unchanged. He
gave notice he would call it up to-mor'
rev.
Mr.. Fowler introduced a bill to pro,
vide for the survey of the Mississippi
river. Referred to the committees or
Territories,
The Senate took mp the bill relating
to the Central Branch of the Union Pa
cifc railroad.
Mr.. Johnson advocated the bill at
length.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, offered O
verbal amendment, the effect of which
would be TO provide that no subsidy OF
l.. S. bonds shall be allowed this branch
beyond the allowance on hundred
miles, which bonds were already author
lied to be issued.
Nr. Conkling spoke at length against
the bill.
Messrs. Pomeroy and Howard replied
to Mr.. Conkling, aud after further dis
cussion by Mr.. Edmuuds and others, the
Senate went into executive session, anc
soon after adjourned.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March IL.

SlNNA-N~N-AAAS A4uAS h AO'
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Held firmly ut 2 80 for Ne.
l red winter.
CORN-Firmer and demand better;
ear SIC; shelled SEC, but holders ask lc
higher at the close.
RYE-Steady at 75al II.
BARLEY-Scarce; No. would bring
2 40.
COTTON-Unchansed aud quiet;
middling sold at 23c.
TOBACCO-Steady; sales ITO hogs
heads lugs at 4laIl4c; leaf 12a33c.
MESS PORK-CountrE sold to the
extent of 500 barrels at % 81, delivered
at points in the interior.
BULK MEATS-Held firmly at l9a
l2c; no demand nor much offering.
BACON-Dull; no demand for shout
ders or sides, excepting clear sides,
which would bring l4tc to be delivered
next month.
LARD-HeId ut Isle; not saleable at
better than l5c.
HAMS-Sugar cured held at l7alSc
canvassed and packed, chiefly at l7!alSc.
GOLD-At 1891 buying.
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Robert Isep.
In ChaBfrJ

~.
William s. McCloud, Polly A.
hcClOud, Hannah j. McCIond
Clark McClOud, Dudley ID. Nc In ChanoftJ
Cloud, Louisa MoClOnd, Virginia
AcCloud, John o. McCl0ud and
Annie Il. McCloud. heirs at law
Of Cornelius McClOHd, deceased
Affidavit having been made before me Pms
Cox, Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Weilrl 'ogA
~, West Virginia, that the defendant W %
cause are nOn-Tesidents Of the State Of Wfs, w
GINA, IL IL therefore ordered that the dri'Bashp
appear within one . Onth after the due puOi.'l
ton Of this order ia the Wheeling RygIsfIA
Newspaper circulating Ia the said COUNT, aDs
protect their interests in this suit. The one,
Of this suit IL TO obtain deed fOr certain W.
OF land lying In WstZel county. Yves; Nlrgbn
sold by Cornelius McCloud 20 the plaintiff " "
lifetime Of the said McCloud, being the unHi'l
ded interest that the said Cornelius AlS loud h''
az heir at law Of John McClOud
Given under my hand. tbs 2-th day o. jaw
airy, 1865. FRIEND COX Ci'rE.
febIg-Oaw4t.
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RankFUDtcY,

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on
i the ID day of March 1868 warrant OF
Bankruptcy was issued out Of the District Court
Of the United States for the District Of West
Virginia, against the estate Of Michael Sweeney
Of the county Of Ohio, IN said District, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own peti
tiOni that tho payment Of any debts and deliy.
cry of any property belonging 10 such Bankrupt
to him or for his use, and the transfer OF any
property by him, are forbidden by law: and that
a meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt
10 prove their debts and 10 chsOse one OF
more assignoes Of his estate. will be held at a
Court Of Bankruptcy TO be holden at his office
in the city of Wheeling, in said District.
before Geo. b. Caldwell, ESQ Register in Bank.
rnptcy for said District, On the 3Ist day OF
z. n. NORTON,
marJ-law-2W L. s. Marshal of w Va
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From schenectady.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, March l5.-The
water in the Mohawk river at this point
is thirteen feet above low water mark
and rising rapidly. The southwest
portion of the city is partially inunda'
ted. The ice remains immovable, but
it is thought it will break up during
the night. The canal banks are over,
flowed west of the city, and the locks
are filled with water. Serious damage
is unprecedented from the flood.
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State of West Virsi,,i.
Ohio County Circuit Comi-Eh.,
REleS, lSGS.
William \. Mccoy

Narcissa =. Coffee, twifc of George ". r,.r..
ElizAJ. Mccoy, Silas &. Mccoy. R.lpl, NJ,
John NJ. Mccoy, Mary NJ. McCuy mi -,
+. Mccoy, children of William Md. '',''
ceased, and also Martha i. McCoy. p
William Mccoy, deceased AMI los, :. A., .'
Nar-issa Stuart JOHN McCos. ERl. V a..
and Thomas j. Campbell, ShrgiH ,i ,,s.
county, administrator of SilaS No.
ceased. In Cha,
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is Tons, "a.
i decree for partition, or ID incarah,. # ,..
tition, for the sale of farm in Ohio ,,.,,.
West Virginia, containing a. acres ro.I. ~,
- perches, and belonging Ia the coD,rlI,,.' I''
and such Of the defendants A. are Tho rI1@.L
of William Mccoy, deceased the youna,r
It appearing from an affidavit 6l,-, in 81
cause, that Eliza J. Mccoy. Silas { NJ 700
John NJ. Mccoy, Mary NJ. MCCOY. aud S,,',
Mccoy, children of VIM. Mccoy. de-.
and also Martha \. Mccoy, (widow or ~,
Mccoy, deceased) Josiah McCoy NJ
Stewart, John Mccoy, Alexander Mct'or ~
Elijah Mccoy, are not residents of the S,,,, '- NV
West Virginia,
On motion ef complainauts counsel II j..
dered that they do appear here with, ~.
month after the fourth weekly puhli,atirr y.i
the posting Of this order at the mont d.nr nj, 49,,
Court House Of Ohio COUNTY and do What ,n.,
deem fit TO protect their interest In mn. ,,..
Test: MICHAEL j. BREINlG
CALDWELL * SON. Clerk
Soils. for Complainants. fcsa6IawtS