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Mrs. LANDER CoMING.-The lovers
of the drama and the admirers of
superior talent will be delighted to
learn that Mrs. 2. W. Lander, the
world-renOwned tragec5ienne, will APP
pear at the Evansville Opera House
during the present week, in u series
of her specialties, assisted by troupe
of selected artistes from the Louis
vile Opera House. Mrs. Lander has,
in few years, won a reputation Sec
ond to no lady on the American stage.
and We cannot doubt but that she
will be nightly greeted during her
engagement here by crowded houses
The TURNER'S FAIR.-The attend
ance at Mozart Hall on Saturday
night was not as large as it would
have been, on account of the rain
storm. All articles that had not pre-
viously been sold were put up at auc-
ton. Taken altogether the Fair was
quite success, when we take into
consideration the fact of it's following
SO closely on the heels of the cleo
ton. If it had been postponed a
week later, 1t might have proved a
greater success financially.
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DIssoLvED-As will be seen by ad-
vertisement elsewhere, the well
known dry goods heuse of Carpenter,
White & Co, has been dissolved,
Mr.. James NJ Carpenter retiring.
The firm will be continued under the
style of Clement, White & Co. Mr..
Carpenter, the retiring partner, has
been for several years engaged in
business in this city. and has made
many warm friends who will regret
severing their business relations with
him. We have not learned his future
programme, but hope he will remain
in the city. The new firm possess all
the elements of popularity and sue
cess, and we hope to see them prosper.
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GOLDEN CHARIOT
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EVANSVILLE
tuesday, April Goth.

Admission 20 eentn; children under Ton
years OF age, q cents.
Doors open mt and o'elOrk. Perform
ance com mencps half mn hour after.
Never before ia the history of amuBo-
rneut has any enterprise Of m similar chnr-
acter been iuauHufated ou Ho vast and
grand "a scale ag the present combination,
nor has there ever been DHfore OFT red for
public appreciation and patronage such n
Vafied OK iultion of Amusement aud plea
sure, combiuei with instruction.
Before HpeahlHg Of these tm detail, tho
Management desire % attract the ntteu-
tion of the public 20 the great
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CITY N EW S

County Orders for sale at the jour:
nal Office.
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that have been appointed Admins
traitor of the estate of Jullas Burgdorf, de-
ceased. Said estate is supposed to be
solvent. ALEX. MADDUX,
W3w Administrator.
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apr7-td.
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SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS. - We wit
messed cruel deed yesterday after
noon, in the upper part Of town. A
man took catsand tied q cord around
its neck and attached a stone thereto,
and threw it into the canal, for the.
purpose Of drowning it. The cord
was too long, and poor pussy was en-
abled to keep her head above the
water. A large crowd collected on
the banks of the canal, and amused
themselves by throwing stones and
clubs at the unfortunate feline, until
at last she sunk to rise no more.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge james @.
James presiding.-The Court was en-
gagged all day, Saturday, in the trial
of the case of Fitzgerald Us. Nat.
Drew and N. e. Haywood. This is
an important case, and it will be con-
tinued this morning, and will proba-
bly, take up the entire day.
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OF AbYssiuia. This gorgeous and massive
Chariot has been PRONOUNCED On mot hcnu-
uful piece of Wo kmanahlp, built rom de-
signs aud suggestions to tde By an officer Of
the British army, who served during the
AbyBsinian and Indian wars. The
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Election Notice.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Evansville Public Hall
Company, for the purpose of electing
five Directors to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the office of the
Company, Monday, April 18th, 1869,
between the hours of two and four
P. NJ. w. w. CHANDLER,
9-3t. Secretary.
JUST RECEIvED-Ne,o Maple. Syrup
and NeD Maple Sugar, at the New
York Grocery.
Parsons. SCovILLB & MoFFETT.
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General Grant Pap
Is Getting Better,

Flour Is Getting Worse.
We offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingham's " Moonlight" 5 per
barrel
Igleheart's Southern Mills, -
per barrel.
Michigan Stumptail," s. per
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills, Telegraph Mills" -" Hillyer's
Best" &c. II. ID. ALLIs & Co.
mch11
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Notice 10 Tax-PaYers.

First in the Hair line, I" Barrett's.
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Wild Beasts, Birds, Reptiles,

From every reetion of tho void, tho exc
tent aud superiority If which ig freely
acknowledge aud admit a. ~ contains
the most wonderful PERFORMING hlephnnlHi
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jenny Lind,

Performed By Prot NASH, and the smallest
Lillipuilan ELEPHANT 40 tne world,
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"Barrett's Superior Hair Re-
storative.
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MONETARY 6 NUMERICAL
WEERLY

FNANCIAL-WhiIe there is no scarcity
of currency nor a lack of capital in our
market. there is no great ease in money
matters, and discounts are obtained only
on the most approved bills drawn against
shipments and such other a pe as VIII
not require an extension There IL mani
testify a growing confdencs. in the future,
and now that we know, in some de gree,
what the policy of the Government will
be under Grants administration, we must
expect a gradual return to specie payments
a contraction in prices, and a return to a
sound basis of values. The imitation of
currency which has given a fictitious value
to every species of property must give way
to something near the prices that ruled be-
fore the neutrality-suspicious. will be
dangerous, and the prudent n cautious
will avoid them until a more favorable
period than the immediate future. Rates
OF interest remain at 10 TO u per cent.
Exchange on New York is in good sup
ply, but not in excess of the demand, at
par buying, and is selling.
Gold remains steady. Buying 100, and
selling I32.
Government bonds inactive and adVanc-
Ing. We quote as follows:
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Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are
the Armada, from Cairo; Lewellin,
from E~astport; the Emma Floyd, for
Nashville; Coosa and Minneola, from
Memphis; Silver Moon, for Memphis;
Virginia and Robert Burns, for New
Orleans; Indiana, Louisiana, Nick
LongwOrth, Mary Houston and Louis
vile, from New Orleans; Havana
from Nashville; Anna, fromSt. Louis;
Palestine, from Louisville; Kate Rob-
%inson, for st. Louis; Clara Scott, from
the Wabash River.
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QtkaRsNhkh fine uuseRszare trade
vas fair for the season prices remain an-
changed;
Observation-Disclosures are somewhat lower
for some particular kinds OF goods.
N IRoN.-Dealers report
business as very fair. We make no change
in prices since our last quotations. The
quotations for TIN Plate, are s14 90; Bar
Iron, &c; Sheet Iron, boiled, 5H@64c.;
Charcoal, SH@9Hc; Nails, 81 rs for IOd /;
Ares, Mann's, sI3 so; Lippincott's, SIS 90;
Simmons, SIG 90.
MATERIALS-The emand is
very good and increasing. but prices are
u-nchan5G. NC quote: Sash, &c TO lie
per light; Doors. 81 70 to 81 so each /;
Blinds. 81 90 to S. rs per pair; Nails,
81 70 per keg for l0d; Glass, SO 40 to IS 90 per
box; White Lead, 50 90 to 50 rs per keg;
Lime, zoe to 81 90; Cement, 81 . to 81 40.
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Just What You Want.
wWTE HAVE IN STORE THE FOI.
w lowing, in prime condition, Which
is offered to tue trade:
% barrels Jowls, in brine;
rs HamS,i in bulk;
SO tierces No. l kettle rendered Lard;
% kegs No. l j ettle-rendered Lard;
so bags Potatoes;
800 a Oais;
40 b Is Redtop seed:
. barrels choice Family Flour:
% barrels extra White Wheat Flour,
BABCOCK & STEELE,
Water st., bet. Locust and Walnut,
Evansville. Ind.
fe24 builders Emporium.
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%RGaOOV in store and for sale by
q. MAGHEE q co.
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miscellaneous.
Business was rather animated on
the leyee yesterday, with large re.
ceipts and shipments........The Rapi-
dan No. 2 arrived at / An, with an
elegant trip.........The Romeo brought
in $50 hogsheads of tobacco for r. K.
Dunkerson & Co., and some miscel-
laneous freight."......The Champion,
from Cincinnati to St. Louis, had a
magnificent trip of freight, aud was
full of people. She had a serious
time in the gale Saturday morning.
She got caught in the trough of the
waves, and careened so badly that
the globes slipped off her lamps, and
Captain Grubb expected to see her
smoke stacks go by the board. She
righted, however, and rode out Of the
gale manfully..... The Robt. Moore
suffered also in the same gale, being
blown into the timber IN the Cumber-
land, having the stanchions Of her
boiler-deek guards carried away from
bow TO stern, to the great terror Of
her passengers.-."...The Quickstcp
caught the gale as she was coming
out from Paducah, through the Ten
nessee River chute, aud was made to
dance like a cookie shell........The
Tarascon got an excellent trip o.
freight and passengers. 1900. The
Quickstep took on board yesterday
forenoon an immense quantity Of
furniture, and would 90 out crowded
full.........The Ada Lyon, on ccoun
Of the lack Of business, laid over Sat
urday. She leaves for Bowling-Green
to-day.".-...The Lady Grace arrived
at 2 P NJ, with an excellent trip, as
will be seen by her manifest below.
She did also a large way business.
having made tw~enty-nine landings.
EOats Leaving To-Day.
FoR CARo-The good steamer
Cumberland, Capt. Marion Wright, a
pleasant and courteous young gentle
man, in command, and Bruce Hunter,
a popular and obliging clerk, in the
office, leaves at 4 P. NJ. for Cairo and
all way ports. Give her a good trip.
For CINCINNATI. - The beautiful
and feet Lady Grace, Captain James
b. Troy, is the regular Evansville
and Cincinnati packet at 10 AN. to-
day, aud is admirably appointed.
Captain Troy is an experienced and
careful officer. and Messrs. j. 7. Root,
George Gonterman and John II. Pat
tie are her clerks. and are pleasant
and obliging gentlemen. The Lady
Grace is a regular Evansville packet,
and should be we'll p~atronized.
For LoUIsvLLE.-The gay Pales-
tine will be the regular Louisville
packet at 6 pm. to-day. She has ine
passenger appointments. Capt. John
H. Peckenpaugh commands, and
Phil. 2. Branham does the honors Of
the Office. Both are sterling gentle
men.
FoR GREEN RIvER-The splendid
Ada Lyon is the regular packet for
Bowling Green and all way ports on
Green River at a Pm. to-day, and is a
deservedly popular steamer. Captain
w. s. Vanmeter, an experienced nav
igator, is in command, and j. II. Will
banks is her pleasant and popular
| clerk.
For HENDERsoN.-The A6et and
finely appointed Mollie Norton is the
regular railroad transfer packet, and
leaves for Henderson at 4 o'clock
promptly, having elegant accommoda-
tons for passengers. Capt. Charley
Perkins, A. .. Durland and Q. III.
Boyle are her popular and obligiDg
officers.
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Morning st 800 Bar. o1s Lime.
HAPT. GILMORE. U<AT PRINCE
~ of commanders, will deliver Us, on ms
floating palace, 7t0 barrels cnoice w dITE
LIME. fresh from the kiln. Send your
orders to The
BUILDERS EMPOEEUM,
Water Street, bet. J. ocust and Walnut,
Evansville, Ind.
fe26 BABCOCK IL STEELE.
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Real Estate Wler5

"a b Appraiser Onlce, on Third Street,
M blanks that have been Ieu with them.
All property not epurftd Will bH place.
under the head 81 Unknown own fs."
and viii cause trouble Iu paying On ess
ia AVOID this. the biunhH mnat ua iu bF
Saturday, the Gth Inst All conn ry Town
shIp Appraisers are requested 20 send TINE
medIately all blanks containing city proc
pertv. JOHN GREEK.
mh4 DIT County Appraiser
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LUMBER. &C.
IMMENSE STOCK,

And you can get all your wants supplied.
They p to furnish everything re-
CURED in Building, just as your fancy die
tates, from Common to the most elaborate
Window u Door Frames, Flooring,
Shingles. Lath, Sash PINNED and Glazed,
Window Glass of all sizes, Paints, Oils,
T~urpentine and Varnishes, Paint Varnish,
and White-wash Brushes, Lime, Cement,
and Plaster.
Nails and Builders Hardware,
OF every description. Roofing Slate, with
a full stock of large size Glass, single and
double strength.
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Government bonds inactive and advanc-

Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, but such notes as are offered are
bought at q per cent. Off.
The following quotations are from the
office of W. ]. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. 6
First Street.
nANyAnrE LIMA
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Arrivals and Departures.

The arrivals and departures up to
3 P. NJ. yesterday include the Rapi-
dan No. 2. Eastport to return; Romeo,
from Nashville; Champion, Cincin-
natl to st. Louis; T~arascon, Hender-
son to Louisville; Mollie Norton and
Sallie ", Henderson to return; Lady
Grace, from Cincinnati; Cumberland,
from Cairo; Falls City, Bowling
Green tn Louisville
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weather nmd water.

The weather yesterday was cloudy,
gloomy and wet. Rain and snow
mingled commenced falling at ] A. NJ ,
and continued until after daylight,
and then continued to rain till 10
o'clock. At daylight the sidewalks
were a glare of ice, the mercury stand
ing at 32o, but il soon moderated and
the ice disappeared. The prospects
were highly favorable for more rain.
The river during the twenty four
hours ending at 3 P. NJ. yesterday had
fallen four inches. The river men
believe we will soon have a substan-
tial rice.
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REV Err EW =
For Other Rfper Items See Fourth Page.
PRINTING.

No printing establishment I'm the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing dne Steamboat Printing. Our assOrt-
ment of job Type, though very large ana
complete is constantly be1ngadded 10, and
Our Job department IS under The sersOnal
supervision OF one of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared TO
print Posters. plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Rills dir Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, &c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats viii b. promptly attended 10.
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Two td,AaYs want To rooSt o. ,he low
or rail oil a fence 10 lhelown oi Aurelius,
CuYahoga equity, N. Y, on the even
ing of December 8. Dung Ia night
they werd covorai with anoul * ie4t of
snow, AMI presumed, Of COWS to b.
lost, Singular to relate, however the
laiS thaw un,nowed Them, snd u,v can e.
out on Is" $ If January, alive "a, hu
cry, having been buried just one mn
They managed to save Themselves
through The nJlllys, aal il lhsy lv' a.
long, ongL 10 parge'raIe ,ha sane iok'
year from NV.
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rRErAmo At rlIa
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Al Rules heldin the Cl rk'' Olirs ~ tue
Circuit Court oil Wyrr county, Un tho first
| Monday in January, le6J,
William 4 Defer. " Betty Arm Ferguson.
late Relty am il ,inard ln,c Enlnw aud vii.
son DRmron, Emtiinr Dtnron, u wcy Dam.
ron, i'0lly Ann, uanrln. 10 ~ Hmuh, Milly
Smith. Rhodes Mad. Sarah Mai. Slmurl hri-
nard. Jcssee hainard, Dicv Msnnnl, Owen
ilalnard, Moses Mainard, liurs Of james Main
ard, deceased.
This day came the complainant, by his eoun.
sci. and the object Of this suit being to enforce
Judgment lien and to subject the real estate
Of the defendants to pay Judgment Of the
complainant for the sum ofSI3 A., with inter-
est thereon from September, 1867 Aud II ap.
pcaring by an affidavit flied with the papers. Of
this cause, that said Wilson Dlmron, Emeline
Damron, John Smith and Milly Smith are non
residents Of this State. On motion Of complai.
nanta counsel, is ordered that they do ap-
pear here within month after due publication
Of this order and the posting thereof, nad do.
fcnd their interestin the promises.
Teste: i s. BL0SS, Clerk.
Jos O Wheeler, sol 1tn2l-4w
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ADYEGr,lSING RATES.

Prn'c iona' cards Of lines or l. S oAeyt >
IS co.
advertisements must have lhanlmber 81 Ia.
.ertions marked on The copy, or ,hes will he
sept in "til forbidden, " aud char .tl accord
iugly.
All casual ortransicn, advertisement y must
be paid for in advance, 10 insure thef inser.
ton
Y, rly Advertisements to be paid for h.lf'
yo rlv 10 rdvlnce.
SIR, - ic's OF deaths will BE- cr''d Zee
u chrrEc. Obituary notices md tributes i
e. ,pect win he charged half he advertising
rates. Marriage notices irscrei .''ii-.
Lsldr; editorial notices will be phTg,d o.
''a'' u liae, aud ialipyiee for sub cqncnt in
crtiOns.
i,,ious notices and hort v"r,rmcn'.
or benevolent assoc q. nu>, iusereI "'li..
Ca's MON gnnt'rm"u 10 become candidy'rs
VII 10 Oh ed at advertising raieN.
Three collars wilt iIy.r, lie char ], !nr
nnouGc ng Iandidgic, lrr Coiny go i"'
Ten dol TO- glnourinsc ,udiA,l, iol sl.t'
and Uni'cd States oliir
The ihrriioo otpe ,,nll carl VIZ "a r,
10 t., option Of he cdlo', hrs when inse tcl
viii be chmg double price
AflWns will not be msde 10 ort''.s o
? lhlicgiion or other legal advertisers 80 u.-
tllhnT are rlii Tor
1'here will be no deviation ltom The boyc
terms.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Hae
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Wayne county, on the first
Monday in January, lGG9,
Jacob Raw. va Mrs. Harry l.. Duval. Mrs.
Minerva A, Sanders, in her own RI ht and as
Deyisee and Execulrix Of the last will aud ties.
lament Of Samuel Sanders, deceased, Charles
ppYRl ssd Jcseph . !. YavSl.
This day came tho complainant by his couu.
sci, and tho object Of this suit being 10 speciR'
cally execute contract for the sale Of a certain
tract Of land on Lynn creek, (llslG Ocras,) in
Wayne county. West Virginia, and to obtain
conveyance Of same. And il appearing ly an
affidavit filed with the papcrs Of this cause,
that said Mary L, Duval, Minerva A. Sanders,
Charles Duval. and Joseph B. Duval are non.
residents Of this State, on motion Of the COM
plainant's counsel ii s therefore ordered that
they appear here within one mouth after due
publication Of this order and the posting there.
Of and defend their interest In the premihes.
Teste: E.S. BL0SS, Clerk,
10 Wheeler 4 Moore, Kline & Moore, soils.
ian 9l-4w.
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ANECDOrE OF GEN. SHERMAN.

ANECDOTE OF GEN. SHERMAN.
There manr sso.ies current rsla 10
10 Gen. Sherran. aud this is one hy ,sh
himself.
The Lisnie7en Gsler,. isnNw v
kaovn, is not the nca,Cs' OF n,y.r als, sHi
on, day, an intimate frien,i IL t1c A'mv
ortho Tennessee, ask him shy lie
dresse 81. IN tell YOU, said the Gen
when was Second LiauIensnt, | wa
ordered to Washington City, aud w'u in
all the glory Of bran new uniium
was sanding in front Of the hotel, syn
ming myself, aud quietly smoking m}
cigar wien | b2c3ne aw.re thAt had
attracted the attention Of runIar 4,
small buJs who gathered IL" such num
Der, al vi sn2h Ilai,ing couI,e-
nance, ~ ur IT,, to. ,c. ut could
not bn! notice ,hsn a @ - on"
Of the Oli,sl Of them spa ap n loud
voice, and asked;
Mister, where is u engia2 grin' TO
sIuirl?'
Ger. Sherman has.bMo guilty. of a
completely aew uoifoIr sinaT b buy
lis Uniforms in detaohm ,Is, OIL w.Gs
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INA TIGHT PLACE.

Al l., on Sunday ereorg. ia
liguod by bis long journey. wlgoner
aud bis son John drove he team into n
good range, and determined 10 pns7 the
Sabbath enjoying a season of Worship
with the good folks Of the village. When
tho tins for ~orship arrived. John was
SET TO watch the team, while the wagon.
err went in with tie crowd. The preach
or had hardly snnounced his subj Ct Re
fore he old man Tell fist asleep. He
sat against the partition in the centre Of
the body-slip, while just a'Iinst bin,
separated only BY !hs. very low p.r;i-
tioo, sa, 1osh2 Isly. WHO scemad
all absorbed IL the Sermon. She
Struggled hard with her feelings, until
unable to control them any longer, she
burst on, with loud scream, md shout
ed at tie top Ct her voice, ronsing ihe
old man hall awake, who thrust his arm
around her waist, and cried. very 500 h
ia ly.-
'Wo, Name! wo, Nance! wo! Here
Johu, cut the b,lly.banl aad loose the
brsschins,-qnick or she'll tear every
Thing pieces!"
1t was all The work ofa moment, but
the sister forgot 10 shout, the preacher
lost The thread Oihjs discourse, aud the
meeting came premaiurely 10 an end,
while, deeply mortified, the old man
siu ked away, deis.m ned not to go 10
meeting again uNt be could msnagc TO
keep his senses by remaining awake,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
Az Rules held in the Clerks Office Of The
Circuit Cour. Of Wayne county, in The mouth
OF January. 1869.
John B. smith. vs. Owen Adkins, Charles
o. Lorkdrd aud Thomas $ Ireland. IN Chan.
ctrv.
This day came the complainant by his copn-
sci, and tho object Of this suit being to cnioin
the collection Of certain judgment Obtained
at the Eovemher term Of t,io Circuit Court Of
Wayne county, FOX 1868, By The defendants
against the complainant, for the sum Of $500
Aud it appearing by an alilavit iled with the
papers Of this c'lye, that said Owen Adkins,
Charles o. Locklrd and Taomas s. Ireland.
are non residents Of this State. on motion Of
compliments COUNSEL It is ordered that they
do appear here within one month fftor due
publication Of this order and posting thereof
and defend their Interest in TIE premises.
Testc: j.. s. BL0SS. Clerk.
j CWhceler & John Burns, Gols Iian2l.tw
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~ = IT, raar,s'go"i woaid 80
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