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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-03-27


NARROW EscAPE.-From Mr.. John
Crouch, of Jefferson, we learn that Hon.
Isaac Cox, of Josephine, met with an ac-
cident on last Tuesday, near David Wal
dos, some six miles this side of Salem,
that came near terminating the mortal
career of one of the notable fourteen"
The horse on which he was riding fell
down, unscating Mr.. Cox from the saddle,
but leaving one foot in or through the
7stirrup. As soon as the horse regained
his legs he (the horse) commenced run
ming and kicking, dragging Mr. Cox
some two or three hundred yards, wher
q lady came running out of house by
the roadside, and in attempting to stop
the animal. only succeeded in turning him
back on his tracks When the horse
had made about the same distance on the
@'home stretch, fortunately for Mr. Cox,
the boot pulled off, or the foot made its
escape from the boot and the stirrup at
one and the same time, and Mr.. Cox
was left to us yet awhile, but badly
bruised, torn, soiled, a confused ankle
&c. Mr.. Crouch happening along with
q buggy, kindly took Mr.. Cox in and
conveyed him to Salem, where his bruis.
es will receive the proper medical atten-
tion. By this accident Josephine came
near losing one of its brightest lights.
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HERMAN, THE WIzARD.-Prof. Her
mann gave one of his amusing perform
ances in Parrish Hall on Tuesday night.
The Professor is favorably known on this
coast, and generally succeeds in pleasing
his audiences. We ale sorry that he was
not greeted by more numerous attend
ance
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-03-27

LEBANON WATER DITCH.-The Leb-
anon Water Ditch and Manufacturing g
Company this morning advertise for bids
for digging their proposed ditch. The
contract will be let in sections or as a
whole. Bids for the work should be d.
rected to w. s. Elkins, Lebanon, Oregon.
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The editor of the Albany REGISTER
acknowledges the receipt of safe-a
cupboard. This, in connection with two
or three old cook stoves, looks a "little"
like going to housekeeping, Coll.-Cor-
valHs Gazette
It do! Well, about the 1st "proximo"
you can put on your duster, Billy, and
come down and see us. No cards-b1t
don't mention it.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-Convened on Mon
day, Judge Boise presiding. Among the
legal fraternity present, we noticed r.
Williams, of Salem; Benz Hayden, OF
Eola john Burnett, A. j. Thayer, R
S. Strain, S. Simpson, T. A. Chenoweth,
of Corvallis N. II. Cranor, j. c. Powell
E. T. Russell, J. j. Whitney, Joseph
Harmon, James Elkins, L. Finn, n b
Humphrey, S. A. Johns, Geo. R. Helm,
J. @. Thornton, of Albany.
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CopsoT.-Ans. Marshall was driving
hack to which were attached four horses,
the other day, between this city and
Brownsville, when the hack went into a
deep hole in the road with sudden
jerk that threw him out of the hack into
the mud. Ans. fell head first, but the
earth was soft and he found no difficulty
in penetrating it to his shoulders. The
team being now free Of restraint, ran
half a mile in good style, but, fortunately,
done no damage to themselves or hack
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For Sale.
HOUSE AND FOUR L0TSI

N this city, good new dwelling wlta II tie
il necessary outbuildings, and four lots, about
twenty minutes walk from the steamboat landino.
For particulars inquire at the Office of tho 3
T. Company, Of j. B. MoNTEITH.
Albany, January 80, 1e6e-7I
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+ "PUTrING ON AIRs."-Our friend,
10. Webber, Esq, we notice, has been
painting, cleaning and generally adding
to the neat and tasty appearance of his
barber shop on First street. 10. has an
eye to beauty as well as ssbiz.'
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wanted! 4!

will pay for
EGGs-19 cents per dozen;
OATs-40 cents per bushel;
BACON SIDEs-10 cents per pound
HAMs-11 @12 cents per pound.
viii pay the above prices for ten days, to COM
mence with this date. r. CHEADLE.
February II, 1S69-24
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ANOTHER PIONEER {

ANOTHER PIONEER GoNE.-Hon.
jesse Looney, an old resident of Oregon,
having crossed the Plains in 1913, and
settled in what is now Marion county,
died on Thursday morning, March 25th,
in the 69th year of his age, at Salem,
where he had gone for medical treatment.
He has lived the past twenty-six years
on his farm, twelve miles from this city,
on the stage road leading to Salem. He
took prominent part in the organiza-
ton of the Territory of Oregon, serving
as member of the provisional legisla-
ture. He crossed the Plains in company
with Hon. Jesse Applegate, Daniel Wal
do and others of lesser note He was
born in one of the Southern States, prob
ably Georgia, but was true and noble
patriot, and held that an Americans S first
duty and obedience was to the "Old
Flag" He was therefore a firm and
consistent Union man kind and affec-
tionate husband and father; an accom-
modating and agreeable neighbor; a
Christian gentleman, who has passed
peacefully from earth, leaving numerous
relatives and friends to mourn the loss of
his presence among them. He leaves a
wife and ten children, five boys and five
girls, living ;ethree children, boys, passed
into the spirit land before their father.
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COURT Following is the
disposition of the criminal causes before
the present term of the Circuit Court for
Linn county:
Gordon Cooper. indictment for assault with in
tent to kill-coutinued.
Leopold Lacher, Indictment for larceny--con-
tiuucd.
John Cosgrovc, commitment for assault with
intent to kill dismissed.
Geo. Lewis. Indictment for perjury-dismissed
Archibald RAIDER, indictment for forgery-dis-
missed.
Thos. Lilly, ,indictment-dismissed.
A. J. Hayes. indictment for perjury-dismissed
L. Brown, for selling liquors without license
verdict. not guilty.
L. Brown-same ahove--continued.
Geo. Punsaker-samc aborc-dismissed.
Joshua Sylvester, Indictment for assault-bond
forfeited
L. S. Rogers-bond forfeited. -
John Gilliland-dismissed. 4
Andrew Ralston-dismissed.
Isaac Conn-dismissed.
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NOTICE.-All persons receiving their mail
IN at the Post Office at Lebanon, are hereby
notified that the Office will be kept open an hour
after the arrival of the mail on Sundays, after
which it will be closed for the day. The Office
will not be open until the mail arrives.
s. H. CLAUGHTON, p. NJ.
January o, lS69-1Sm1
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ae Photographers!
II a KE NOTICE ?

YvHE UNDERSIGNED LIVING IN NORTH
Brownsville, have for sale or rent
Photograph Gallery!
with all that pertains to Gallery of ordinary size
This is good location for gallery, there be-
ing no other Gallery within fifteen miles of this
place. The Gallery is in good running order.
m- Terms of sale or rent easy!
Apply by letter or in person to
ROWLAND 4 LINDER.
Brownsville February 1, 1s69-3m22
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MEDICAL CARD-See the card of DR.
c. H. Raffety in this mornings paper.
The Doctors recommendations are of the
first character, and we commend him
to all those needing medical attendance
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The great CENTRAL PAciIIe RAILROAD 10 there
fore in an important sense, . SEn NATIONAL
Work aided and commented by the people the
Legislative power and the Executive officers,
though Its asGnAgement IL adrt,ntstSred nth AZ
The care and y0rs0uJht u Ia Esost sn,hSaf private
corporations. Being under tho constant super
yinion Of the GOVernment-who being the pTtn
cipal creditor, accepts subordinate and ooutin
gent lien-with 80 large an amount Of addition
al capital also invested In the property pledged.
IL is believed that no securities now offered In
the market possess the sane claims 20 oouh
Government
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gCustom-made Boots at F. n. Por
ter's, No. 1876 Main street.

PENITENTIARY EXCURsIoN.-Pursu-
ant to the invitation extended by the
Superintendent of the Penitentiary, the
members and officers of the two branches
of the Legislature, availing themselves
of the courtesy extended towards them
by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Gem
pany, left for Moundsville at $3.50 A. NJ
on Saturday, arriving there about lO:5o'
They Immediately proceeded to the
Penitentiary building, where they were
met by the Superintendent, and shown
through the various departments OF the
institution. At o'clock P. NJ. they
were escorted to the dining-room used
by the convicts, which was tastefully
decorated with flags, where sumpta-
GUS repast of oysters, turkey, and the
other god things of this life were serv-
ed up in plenteous abundance. After
dinner the string band of the Peniten-
tiary, com posed mostly of colored con-
victs, was brought into requisition, and
music, mirth and wit chased away
another half hour. The company, then,
at 3 o'clock P. NJ, returned to the city,
we'll pleased with the courteous man.
ner in which they had been treated by
all concerned.
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Alas Tor the rarity
OF 4 pNliCeman : CHARITY
In Wheeling.

tPTpe Sibert Iron and Steel Com
pany, of Augusta county, Virginia, with
capital of half a million dollars, has
been formed. Stock all taken. Con-
tracts for large amount of woodland
have been signed, and the whole thing
is bona fde TRANSACTIONS. Mr.. Sibert
deserves a great deal of credit for his
energy and perseverance in securing so
large an amount of capital to be used
aud invested in his own county, where
he strikes his first blow for revolution.
izing the railroad interest of America.
While he has had u great many offers III
Mary land and Pennsylvania TO put up
very extensive works, together with all
the capital he wanted, he refused for
the good old State of Nirginia.-Rich
mond Dispatch
= 1t is understood that our former
townsman, W. II. Moore, is 4 stock
holder in the Sibert Company, intend
ing to introduce the patent improve
ment in furnaces, to be built in this vi
cinity, in connection with the Belmont
Mill.
By his patented process Mr.. Sibert has
made pure iron, ready for the rolls,
without the intervention of the boiling
or padding process or, if required, hb'
rous steel to be rolled at once into rail.
road bars.
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SUPREME CoURT--In the case OF
Titchenal rs. Horner, from the Circuit
Court of Harrison county, Brown, j.,
delivered the opinion of the Court, re-
versing the decree of the Circuit Court
and demanding the cause to that Court
for further proceedings to be there had
In the case of Shroyer rs. Miller, from
the Circuit Court of Taylor county,
Berk shire, j., delivered the opinion OF
the Court, affirming the Judgment OF
the Circuit Court.
In the case of BARTLETT rs. Fleming,
&c, from tho Circuit Court of Taylor
county, Brown, j., delivered the opinion
of the Court, reversing the decree OF
the Circuit Court and rendering such
decree as the Court below ought to
have rendered.
In he case Of the B. & o. r. r. Co
rs. The City of Wheeling, Maxwell, j.,
/ delivered the opinion OF the Court, re-
versing the judgment Of the Court he
low and remanding the cause 10 that
Court for further proceedings to be had
there in.
In the case of Snyder r8. Brown and
Snyder, from the Circuit Court of Pres
ton county, Berkshire, j., delivered the
opinion of the Court, reversing the de-
cree of the Circuit Court and remand
ing the cause to that Court for further
proceeding, to be there had.
Maxwell, j., delivered the opinion OF
the Court in the case of Kent, &c, rs.
Packs, administrator, from the Circuit
Court Of Mercer county, reversing the
decree of the Circuit Court and remand
ing the cause for further proceedings in
the Court below.
In the case of Tomkins re. Vintroux,
from the Circuit Court of Kanawhs
county, Brown, j., delivered the opin-
ion of the Court, reversing the jndg'
ment of the Circuit Court and remand
ing the cause to that Court for further
proceedings to be there had.
The argument in the case of Yoskum
rs. Tildeu, Sheriff, &c, from the Circuit
Court of Hardy county, was concluded
by Edmistop for the defendants in error
and by Parker for the plaintiff in error
and the case was submitted,
Adjourned to Tuesday morning at :
! o'clock.
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A long discussion ensued on this reso
luton, principally by the heroi-comit
members of that body After spending
a full hour in brainiess babble, they all
discovered that they were driving at
the same point, but unaccountably
Heterogeneous in their arguments. In
the meantime the First Branch ad-
journed, and of course any further &C
ton would be superfuous. The resolu-
ton was laid on the table.
The following resolution was received
from the First Branch before its sd-
Ijournment:
Resolred, That a committee consisting
OF two from the First Branch and three
from the Second Branch be appointed
to inquire into the eIpediency of me-
morlalizing the Legislature TO amend
the charter of the city of Wheeling so
as to change the mode of electing city
officers and members of Council and the
qualifications thereof.
Not meeting with the appreciation OF
the Second Branch, it was laid on the
table.
Adjourned.
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No. l07 Main street,

CITY COUNCIL-FIRsT BRASCH.-This
Branch of Council met pursuant TO ad-
journment, at their Chamber, Saturday
afternoon.
The Mayor being absent, on motion
of Mr.. Hall, Mr.. Wilson took the chair.
Present-Blair, Canadian, Cp&ert-
son, Hall, Hooper, Mcclure, Shallcross,
Sweeney, Simpson, Schambra and Will
son.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read aud approved.
on motion, the present gentlemanly
Cl'tS' Mr. jobs c. Porter, was uuani-
housiy elected, and duly sworn in.
MT W. b. Simpson, member elect frsm
I'd Ward was also sworn in.
Reports OF the standing committees
were received from Second Branch and
concurred in.
Mr.. Simpson offered the following res
olution:
ResOlred, That the newly elected mem
bers of this Branch be allowed a COPY
of the city oIdiRances, and receipt fol
the same in the usual way. Adopted.
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POLICE COURT-There was but one
case before this Court Saturday morn
ing, but that a slight deviation from the
general routine of business done here.
An unsOphisticated young man from
the country, with the concurrence of
his wife, was the cause of bringing one
more inhabitant to this mundane
sphere, and consequently came to town
to "eat, drink and he merry" Having
drank freely of 'fuSii-oil,' which he
thought was good whisky, he became
multiloquous. Being in nescience of
the mulctuary way they did business
at the Police Court, he was Gagged" by
an officer, and spent Friday night in the
lookup. He was fined Sl,O0 and costs,
which he paid, and left the room NUT
tering:
Alas Tor the rarity
OF 4 policeman CHARITY
In Wheeling.
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J NJ. Bell

Frsrcis Williams Administrator Of the o.
tate VI Lew, Williams deceased Rachael
Williams Franklin Williams Mary Williams.
Jeremlah Williams Jacob Williams. Harrison
Williams, John Williams Evan Williams.
Lewis Williams Susan Williams, Sampson
Williams and Virginia Williams
In ChanCery
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO SELL
Il nlneiy.iNur and thTc, quarters acres OF
land. situate in WetEel county, West Virginia
AffidAS sit having been made that Rachael
Williams, Franklin Williams Mary William,
Jeremiah Williams. Jacob Williams Harri.,r
Williams John Williams Evan Williams
Lewis Williams Susan Williams and Virclui;
Williams Ere Don.rCsidents of the State O
West Virginia, IL il ordered that they Appea
hare within four weeks after the due Puhlics
i!un and posting of this order, snd do hat ma
be necessary 10 protect their interests IN thi
suit
Witness Eriens Cox, Clerk Of the Circu
Court for Wetzel COZ nty. this 18th day OF JAM
Sry, leg. FRIEND CON, CLERK.
HALL, Attorney for Plaintiff. Jan2OlaWit
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involuntary Bankruptcy.

U'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
i tho 18th day Of January, lsG9, Warrant
VI Bankruptcy was issued out OF the District
Court 4 tie United States for tho District OF
West Virginia, against the estate Of DAVID LEVI
Of the county of Ohio. and State of West Nir
GINA. ia -sud district who has been duly AL
Judged Bankrupt upon the petition of his cred.
ItuI-, and tn, payment Of any debts and the
delivery of auy property be.ogging 10 said
bankrupt TO him or ton ms uSe and the traus
Ter 81 any property 10y him, are forbidden by
law a meeting uf the creditors of said
Brnk,upt, to prove their rebts and 70 choose
ore OF more AssiguCes of his estate will he held al
. Court OF Bankruptcy. tu he holden at Wheel
ing in said District ON the Sd day OF February
4 u. 1869, ~ 10 O'Clock A. n. az the office OF
George Caldwell Esq Re ister in Bank
Iuptgy for said District.
HEEGMAN SLACK.
l. : Marshal Dist. ". Va. Messenger
By W. II. lKwIN. DEPUTY. ian2l o9w2w
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REAL ESTATE TRANSTERs.-The fol-
lowing IS list of real estate transfers
entered in the Recorders Office for the
week ending January Both, 1869:
\ deed made January 81, 1869, by
Selgfred Fritz and wife to Cathariue
FriUz (widow), for the east quarter of
the west half of lot No. 70, south side
ct Quincy street, East Wheeling. Ad-
$1,000.
deed made January 81, lS69, hy
SeiSired trtz and wife Ia Louis Fritz,
LOT me undivided one half of a part of
lou No. 10, south side of Quincy street.
~ feet fronting on Quincy street and
running back 10 feet, lying % feet east
of Seventh street. Admitted TO record
January 81, 1869. $1,000.
A deed made January Is, 1860. nv Geo
Crumbacker and wife to Conrad Dehle,
for lot No. p, in Chnrchilrs addition
MOL. Admitted to record January %
1869. S475.
A deed made January y, ls69, b,
Thomas Bond to G. l.. Cranmer, in trus
for Eliza Bond, for lots Nos. 5G and -
excepting 20 feet off the south end @
LOT No. 81, jan Henry MOore's. trustee, ad
ditiou, Wheeling Island. Admitted t
record January y, 1869. $1,000.
A deed made April ), le6o, by lsaa
B. Kelly to Aaron Kelly, for 2o5 acres
l rood and 80 poles of land on the water
of Short Creek, joining the lands G
Elijah Martin, W. North and Abraham
McCollock. Admitted to record Janu
airy %, 1869. Sl7,SO0.
A deed made January 18th, 1869, b
John Morrey to Annie Inghram, for tn
mort part of lot No. l, in square 4, i
IChurchilrs addition. and lot No. .
fronting 81 feet on Fulton street and /
feet fronting on alley in rear. Admit
ted to record January %, 1859. 500.
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EYWe refer the lovers of rich TOasts
and tender steaks to the advertisement
of Mcssrs. Fisher and Myers, who will
have for sale at their stands, next Sat.
urday, some of the choicest cuts ever
brought 20 this market. The beeves
from which these delicious morsels are
to come weigh 1000 pounds each, and
are only four years old.
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wA LADY who has Grover & Baker
sewing machine can execute any work
that can be done with needle and fing-
srs. The machine is unequaled for
plain sewing, while it fells, tucks,
hens, braids, cords and embroiders like
a charm. 1t used by three-fourths of
the most fashionable dress and cloak
makers and hundreds IF other ladies in
Wheeling. Full supply of improved
machines at Oxtoby & Duflield's jew
elry Store, 1O3 Main street, the place to
buy watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles,
gold pens, &c.
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THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ
i tain divorce frcn ;he bonds Of matri-
Rouy
Affidavit having be"n made that French 5.
NCCAhe ia 4 uon.I, sGeut Of the State of West
Virginia, IL j. ordered that be appear here with
in tour weeks after due publication and posting
OF this order, and DO what may be necessary 10
protect his interest in this suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Janu-
ary log. FRIEND cox Clerk.
HALL. Attorney.
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MATRIMONIAL.-Seven licenses were
granted last week by Recorder Woods.
Seven more threw up the sponge of
single blessedness. and indiy iduality.
For whatf To get married, of course.
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A NEW SToCK.-We are receiving a
new and superior stock of Ladies
Misses and Childrsn's extra high cut
Polish Bslmoral and Button Caters, OF
the best Philadelphia make and mate
rial, and which we will sell cheaper
than any other shoe house in the city
BLOND & BACHMAS,
No. lO7 Main street.
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SECONDHAND PIANOS, CHEAP.-One
six octave mahogany, S65; one six oc'
tave mahogany, Sl15; one six and one
third fine rosewood, s2l5. Apply soon
at SHEDS Music Store.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SALE PosTPoNED-The sale of the
steamer Leslie Combs" is postponed
until Tuesday, the ID day of February,
1869, at 2 o'clock p NJ.
H. SLACK, U. S. Marshal.
By w. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
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n The only reliable pure Wines
and Brandies for medical use, can be
had at E. Bookings or Booking & Mil
ler's. Besure and call for Perkins, Stern
4 Co.'s California Wines.
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Teas and TObaCCoS.

lCn HALF CHESTS e. p, Y. II. AND
i-SI Ooions Teas. fresh imported
e. 80 DOS o.I Virginia Navy Tobacco,
~ Caddles" Snu1
10 Boxes r., 3 NJ.
Pounds,
% Boxes Monitor Navy. Is and Is,
In store and for sale bN
JAMS HOWELL, BLOOMFIELDSCO.
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SUNDRIES.

ono BAGS PRIME TO CHOICE BIC
ZUD Coffee
10 Drums Gfaad Blrk Goldfish.
81 barrels pJTe Cider Yinrgzr
Bales ClOvss
? do CaS- . in Matte
l Case prime Satmegs
SO Barrels Ohio River salt
10 HOgsheais prime Cuba Sugar.
- Quarter barrels No. ] AAckerel.
81 d1L Fancy BrOoms-
81 Boxes Goshen Cheese.
just received and for sale ~
does II. REILLY.
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THE UNDERsIGNED HEREBY

gives notice Of his appointment as ass gnee
county Of Marshall in The District of West Vir.
Euia and who was, to-wit on the 9th day
VI November A. u. lsss adjudged Bankrupt,
upon the petition Of himself Uy the United
States District Court for said District
Dated al Watching, W. Va. the 10Th day Of
January \. ID. ls6g. +. c. BARR,
laLsi.uaw2w Assirnes
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Eff you want to be suited in shoes,
go to Blond & Bachman's, where you
will find everything in the shoe line.