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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-11

AGAY FISHING PARTY.-0n Saturday
evening party of lively ones, consist
ing of tailor, Q halter, painter, dry
goods dealer and bookkeeper, with
one or two others, all of whom are
nameless, left the city for fishing
frolic. In order to get fish surely it is
necessary to take twelve or thirteen
drinks before starting out, for you might
catch cold, you know, and that wouldn't
be well; then each man wants a quart
bottle to use in case one of them should
take cold. This party understood and
lived up to the rules above stated. To
tell the stsry concisely some of them
we're pretty we'll slowed. Especially
was this the case with the heroic tailor.
By virtue of his size-for he is not much
larger than bar of soap after hard
days washing-he was given the Ian
tern to carry, for there was no moon
and the night was dark.
AS we have stated, the tailor is little,
he is valiant, but he vas drunk. He led
the way nobly until the party came to
the East Wheeling graveyard. There
the road turns abruptly to the right to
avoid a gully. The tailor didn't know
this, or if he did be didn't care, and
plunged ahead. In an instant the light
disappeared, and a wonderful grunting
arose from the bottom of the gully. The
tailor was there. In falling he had
fallen on top of the lantern or rather
caught it uRder his arm, and when his
friends picked him up he was possessed
of the idea that it had set him on fire,
and he was blowing like blacksmith
bellows trying to blow himself out.
He declared himself unable to walk,
so the party carried him through the
tunnel. Becoming tired they laid him
down to sleep, as they thought, near a
big rock, and went on to Bedillion's
dam to fish. Feeling uneasy about theil
deserted conrade, one of the party
walked back, but to find him gone
The alarm was quickly given and q
search commenced. They hslloed and
shouted for him-they hunted every.
where. Some one suggested that per,
haps he was drowned. Then a genera
scare took possession of the party
Fishing was gone up for that night
and they continued their search, be-
walled his absence and took their reg
ular drinks.
Daylight came at last, and the hunt
was made with renewed vigor. Abont
five o'clock the missing tailor was dis
covered waist deep in water fishing fol
crawfsh! Didn't he get cursinG
neither
The party got home on Sunday partly
sober and very much demoralized. They
didn't catch many fish, but the tailor
caught a bad cold. We append the
summary showing all they caught:
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KICKING UP 4 ROw.-Walter Burke
and Richard Welty, two boys about Il
years old, were arrested on Sunday
night for creating a disturbance and
throwing stones at the West Wheeling
ferryboat. These are the two whose ar
rest and being fined before Squire KEEL
sew, of West Wheeling, we have noticed.
These boys were drunk, and very dis,
orderly. On being ordered off the ferry
boat they assaulted the Captain and one
of the passengers with stones and
sticks. Judge Good fined them s. and
costs each or twenty days in Jail. They
looked heartily ashamed of themselves
That Sunday spree will cost them about
$50 each, to say nothing of the dis
grace.
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REGISTER AT ONCE.-We trust our
readers will see the necessity of attend
ing to the matter of registering without
delay. The Registrars commenced the
correction of their lists yesterday. See
TO it that you do not by your own delay
and neglect lose your right to vote. If
you are all right and know a neighbor
who has neglected to get his name on
the list, urge him to attend to this sub
iect forthwith. The Registrars have
opened offices as follows:
First Ward-Hanes' Grocery, corner
Main and Adams. C. NJ. Hsnes, Reg
istrar.
Second Ward-Squire McCourtney's
Office. W. J. Robb, Registrar.
Third Ward-Corner of Market and
Quincy. w. P. McKelvey, Registrar.
Fourth Ward-Cooper Shop on John
street, between Fifth and Sixth. James
Saunder, Registrar.
Fifth Ward-Grocery Store corner Of
Third and Market streets. C.. w. N
Hubbard, Registrar.
iSirth Ward-Squire Clohan's Office
Jacob street, between Division and
Preston. VIM. Clohan, Registrar
Serenth WGrd-Mr. Tappan's residence
on Zane street, Wheeling Island. james
H. Tappsn, Registrar.
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Nor VERY RELlABLE.-The time table
published by our Quincy street cotem-
porary for the B. & o. railroad yester-
day, was not very reliable. The editor
added twenty minutes to Baltimore time
instead of subtrasting it, and so caused
him to announce that the train that left
here at 10:40, Wheeling time, or ll:OO,
Baltimore time, would leave here at
ll:2O, Wheeling time. We wonder il
this is a part of the quarrel so long
waged by the Intelligence against the
B. & o. road, or 1T really was the re-
suit Of mistake. There are those who
think it was done on purpose. If peo'
pie would get news they can depend on
they must read the REGISTER. There
only can information be obtained that
is reliable.
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THE TAX on AGENTs.-The Commits
sjuner of Internal Revenue has reversed
the ruling hitherto in force as to the tax
on agents or drummers Of foreign in.
surance companies. He decides thai
where the drumming agent simply
solicits business for an agent employed
by the company, he is not a foreign in
surauce agent in the meaning of tn,
statute, and is subject only to tn,
special tax of five OF ten dollars, &C
cording to the amount of business done
He also gives notice that hereafter il
making appointments of supervisors
preference will always be given 10 law
yers or to men having thorough lega
knowledge.
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Enects. OF Eating Poke Roet'
seven Children Poisoned.


Yesterday afternoon, while a party Of
seven children were playing on the hill
above the cut road, boy gave them
each piece of poke root, telling them il
was sweet potato, and by persuasion
and force compelled them to swallow it.
The result was they were all poisoned
They all live in or near Alley D, be-
tween First and Second streets and Eotf
and German streets. Three of them are
children of David Nesbitt; one q child
of a, widow named Mrs. Wright; one a
child Of Samuel McVay, and two chill
dren of John Vennermon.
Shortly after they got home they were
taken sick, and only by the immediate
application of powerful remedies were
their lives saved.
Atten o'clock last night it was thought
they were out of danger.
The little fend who poisoned these
children should be discovered and maze
to suffer severely for his crime.
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FREE F1GHT.-On Saturday night q
marty of fellows were enjoying them
selves in a "rale, ould time genooine
free fight" at Thomas's saloon on Chap
line street, in the Sixth Ward, when
their pleasant diversion was broken in
on by Squire Clohan, who commanded
the peace, and attempted to make some
arrests but the parties slipped from
him and got away. Yesterday ne
had Larry McGsrl and Sam speidel ar
rested on warrants. McGarl was fined
S. and costs, being total of sl2.4O' and
speidels1 and costs; total $40. Larry
was also required to find bail in the sum
of 800 for his good behavior for three
months. Another one of the party, John
Mcclure, who was not arrested, con-
fessed judgment and was fined s. and
costs, amounting to $3.50, which he
paid.
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INCoRPoRATED.-The following Ger
! tificate Of incorporation was tiled witt
the Secretary of State yesterday:
OF the New York and West Virgins
wooI-growing, mining and manufactur
ing company. 1t is organized for the
purpose of growing wool and raising
stock generally, mining coal, iron ore
and other minerals, manufacturing tim
Der, salt, &c. Principal Office in New
York city, n. Y. Capital stock s2S, 200,
with privilege of increasing it to 81 ,OOO,'
600 in shares of 500 each. VIM. G. w.
Jaeger, Thomas J Simpson, John c.
Mckenzie, Geo. Place and VIM. B. Car
penter are the corporators.
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STAMP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Delano has decided with regard to aff'x'
ing and eancelling internal revenue
stamps, that in all cases the person
making and delivering, or giving the
instrument, matter or thing to be taxed,
shall afix the stamp; that the entire
surface of the stamp shall be exposed
to view, and shall cancel the same by
writing with ink upon each stamp OF
by such mechanical means as the Com
missioner may hereafter require, IN
order that such cancelled stamp cannot
again be used.
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SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORs.-GeOrg'
Knoke was arrested and taken before
Squire Johnston, charged with selling
LIQUOR to Charles Fisher and Martin
Walter, miaors, contrary to the statute
in such case made and provided, and
also for selling liquor to Joseph Gard
ner on Sunday, May I'd. He was held
to bail in the sum of 500 in each case.
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THE PLANET SATURN.-This interest
ing obj ect now rnles as evening star,
rising near the northeast point of the
horizon, thirty. three minutes after
eleven o'clock in the evening, 1t is now
in the sign of the scorpion, about twelve
degrees northeast of the lunar star
Autares. The broadcast expanse of the
rings is nearly turned towards the earth.
In this portion of the orbit it is affirm
ed that stars have been seen in the
space which :ntervenes between TIE
rings.
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New DEMOCRATIC PAPER AT PARKERs
BURG.-We accidentally learned yes
terday that a new Democratic paper IL
shortly to be started at Parkersburg, il
this State, by a gentleman who has haC
long experience in the newspaper pub
fishing business.
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POLICE CoURT.-The attendance on
Judge Goods levee yesterday was hard
y up to previous Monday morning
efforts. Whether this results from in
creased sobriety or decreased finances
We are not prepared to determine.
The witnesses not appearing against
Sarah Richardson, charged with using
insulting, threatening and abusive lam
guage toward one of the Sisters of ST,
Joseph at the Hospital, the case was
dismissed, Mrs, Richardson promising
to be more guarded in her language in
the future.
james Harriet was up again. James
best grip seems to be in getting nm
again. He is always up again. W.
doubt if he would be perfectly happy
were it impossible for him to be M
again. He gets such a load of beuziue
on him that be can't carry it, and. then
wrapping the mantle of his couch about
him lays him down on some ones door
step to pleasant dreams, as the poe,
says. For being on q plain drunk hs
ives fined 81 and costs. :
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GoING.-Dr. Reid, of the firm of
Lighthill & Reid, leaves us next Satur-
day, and number of patients who
have been cured or improved by his
practice will regret his departure. BY
his gentlemanly department, medical
skill and honorable dealing he has made
host of friends in our city. Punctual
and liberal in business transactions, it
affords us pleasure to so recommend him
to our brethren eff the presS.-PdrkerS.
burg Gazette.
Dr. Reid is now at the Mcclure House
ia this city.
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FELL OFF A BUILDNG.-A carpenter
named Thomas Norton, who lives on
Quincy street, East of Seventh, yeSter'
day about noon fell off of the First
Ward School House, where he was at
work, falling through three tiers of
ioists and striking upon the ground.
He was picked up for dead, but it was
found that although he had received
several severe Commissions on the head
and body his injuries were not neces-
sarily dangerous
P. S. We heard at 10 o'clock last
night that Mr.. Norton's condition was
much worse and that he was speechless'
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DECORATION DAY.-The Post of the
Grand Army of the Republic in this city
have decided to decorate the graves o.
dead comrades on Saturday, the 29th o
May, instead of Sunday, the 3Oth. TIL
Committee of Arrangements meets to
night, and we shall try and lay befor'
eur readers tomorrow the programme
to be observed on that occasion.
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CHURCH FAIR-A BEAUTIFUL CANE.
There is displayed in the window OF
VIM. II. Hennegen & Co., No. lo4 Main
s.ree. beautiful ebony cane with an
elegantly chased head of solid gold
to be presented by the ladies of the
Chaplino street NJ. E, Church, at a fair
to be given by them on the first of June,
70 the mailer in Benwond or Wheeling
receiving the most votes. Each mill is
70 name a candidate to be supported by
I'll. workmen in that mill and ell the
outside friends they have. We shall
envy the lucky man his prize, for it is q
beauty. Go to work now, boys, PICK
out your man and get ready to work
for him.
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Y'The sprightly "SpiviDs" of the
Wheeling REGISTER, publishes il that
paper a chapter on fortunes, and says
that person "born in May will grow to
be nearly six feet high, enjoy good
health and an easy fortune" That's
our time; but we're only five feet,
have got the dyspepsia and mary q
red" You'll have to try again, SpiVias
-PGrkersburg Times.
Fools and children are exceptions to
all rnlps
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ACCIDENT IN BALTIMoRE.-Mrs. Car
man, who has been on q visit to bel
neither, living on La Belle street, in this
city, received a dispatch last night in
forming her that her husband fell off Of
q house he was working on in Balti
more yesterday and was 80 badly in
iured that his life was despaired of.
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JEwELRY, &c.-Handsome solid gold
iewelry sets, plain and sett gold rings,
sleeve and collar buttons, breast-pinsr
gold and silver thimbles; full line OF
American and Swiss watches, gold and
silver, solid silver and plated ware, and
a large stock of one and eight day
clocks, at Oxtoby & Duffield's Jewelry
Store, lO3 Main street.
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WE WILL THIS DAY OFFER

e5 Pieces sf Dollar Suit Goods for 80 cents
A large lot Of Alpacas and Suit Goods for -
cents
SO Remnants OF AlpacSs, CalicSs and De
LAlnes &c
AAwOol Cassineresa at greatly reduced prices.
spr20 Us. RHODES 4 co.
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wThirteeu car loads of emigrants
arrived at Bellaire, yesterday, bound
West. The number of emigrants ar
irving this spring and summer will be
beyond all precedent.
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state of West virginia,
Ohio County Circuit Court
april Rules, 1869
Apdrew Wilson

april Rules, 1869.
Andrew Wilson
John George Alderman, William Lehman, Au'
gust Wiedebush, and the South Wheeling
SuiIding Association In ChAncery.
FUNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO EN-.
force liens upon the real estate of John
George Alderman, one Of the defendants in this
suit upon two Judgments rendered against him
in the Circuit Court of Ohio county on the 18th
dAy OF December, 1868. OnS in an action o.
Dsbt for Sl42.S2, with legal il terest thereon
rom the 18th day Of January ls61, until paid
and costs Rt law and one in an action Of As
Sunpsit for tSso,O5, with legal interest thereon
nom the 25th day Of September, lsG7, until paid
aud costs 81 law, and the costs of this suit.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed with
the papers in this cause that the defendant
John George AekernEn, Ia not a resident Of h,
State Of West Virginia, on motion of the com
plAinAnt, by his counsel il is ordered that he dc
appear here one month after the fourth weekly
publication and due posting OF this order at tht
iront door of the Court House Of Ohio county
and do what he may deem fl TO protect hu
interest in this suit,
Test: MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk.
Csc. w JEFFBIS, Sol. for Complainant
spr30 oawtt
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Bankrupt Notice,

, VNHE CREDITORS OF PERRY G. NAY
i bankrupt ars hereby notified that there
win be general meeting Of the creditors Of said
bankrupt held in thsFcity of Wheeling. Ohio
county, West Virginia on the 18th day OF NAV,
A. D. 1869 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. 1T the Office M
Geo B. Caldwell. Register in Bankruptcy
ALFRED CALDWELL, AssiHnee.
nvl,paw2W
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ryThe old Virginia Hotel, corner of
Quincy street and the levee, has been
demolished. We understand a new
hotel is TO be erected there.
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100 HALF CHESTS G. P. Y. H. AND
IEO Oelong Teas, fresh imported.
= 5e1ss Old Virginia Navy Tobacco,
20 Boxes Twist and R,;rh,
Pounds,
IS Boxes Monitor Navy. sand..
80 RISsells Honey Dew, los,
In store and for sale BY
NaR6 HOWELL. BLOOMFIELD kCO
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New TINE TABLE.-FOr the convent.
ence of our readers we give the follow
ing table of the time ST arrival and de-
parture of trains on the Central Ohio
railroad at Bellaire
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EGO and see the great invention of
the age. The Great American Button
Hole Overseaming and Family Sewing
Machine, at Shsib's Music Store, No. 100
| Market street.
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v For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Beautifying the Complexion,
use "Cream of Violets." For sale by Ed,
nurd Booking and Booking Il Carroll.
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TDon't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children'i
wear, at 1O7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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PARTRIDGE

WILL SELL AT HIS GALLERY Al
w private sale this week the balance Of his
large stock Of Albums, Frames Fancy Pictures
StereOscnpes aud Views, = quantity Of Like
nesses Of CitiEens and a variety OF other arti
Sles al COST, and MANY LESS THAN COST
Tou can get
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wA large fishing party lett here
Yesterday morning on the Grafton acco'
mediation. Out for a holiday.
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1F. NJ. Porter has just received a
fine lot of Lasting Slippers at No. l0'
Main street.
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ON SATURDAY MORNING,

TNo MAKE ROOM FOR A LANCE STOCK
OF summer Dress Goods, Shswls, Lace
Points &c, which We win open on next Saturday
May lst,
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FOR SALE.
suIendid Bargains I'm SPLEEN
did Farms.

THREE ADJOINING FARMS aR5 CONTAIN on All.
ny tin & Alhans To-, Licking county, Ohio,
sbont ten miles from Newark and four miles
from Granville, are offered for sale. An elegant
lad rms through the farms and to Granville.
This town is iustly celebrated as the seat OF two
OF tho best institutions OF learning IN the co4n.
rGrng men Two public school houses are on
iands adjoining these farms. The farms are
zach well improYse: living water in every field
GOOD OrcharSia VIA be sold in q bsdy or sepa
lately. Taken in body, no better stock farm
can be found in Ohio. Terms unusually easy
Anniv 10 WM I CHA MBERSI -
- No. 1870 Market street
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FBBlond & Bschman have received
a fins assortment Of the spring styles OF
Lasting Balmorsls and Lasting Button
CATERS.
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FOR RENT.

UNHR SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
Room. The floor is l2s feet long by ~ feet
vide. Has fine light. Possession given lmme'
aiAtely A. W. PAUL. & CO.,
LOG Main street, Merchants Block.
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BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
Teas and TOhnccaS.

All kinds OF Pictures taken frem : \. N. 20
~. n, Nith-ut regard to the weather.
mars
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

nNR OFFICE DESK, n FEET LONG.
~ One Burnside Stove and Pipe
Two Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case
One Counter, IA feet long
Windows Doors, Nantes &c.
LOGAN, LIST & CO,
uarlatf Bridge Corner.
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TDr. F. DIN Daanelly, now of this
city, formerly Professor Of Physiology
and Pathological Anatomy in the Mid.
die Georgia Medical COLLEGE, Chief Sur.
geon State of South Carolina during the
war, Vice-President Georgia Medical
Association, says:
DR.. LGcrszoe-Ihsve carefully exam
ined your formula for the ROsadalis, and
recommended it to several Of my patti.
ents. The combination is happy one,
and must prove potent remedy n all
diseases requiring the virtues of great
Alternative medicine. l wish you success
F. OLIN DASSELLY.
BALTIMORE, April 22d, 1865.
2o2weodGW.
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bsix Bell John ". Gill and Sarah G. Peterson,
executor and devisee of William +. Petersen,
deceased Defendants.
LII THE PARTIES TO THE ABOVE
n entitled suit will take notice that, in Pur-
suanCe Of a decree rendered in the Circuit Court
vi Wetzel county in the above suit on the 'th
day Of November, A. ID. 1868 referring the same
20 me as Commissioner, will, ON the 18th day
Of NAV. A. y. 1869 at my office in the Court
House in the town Of New MartinsVille, Wetzel
county West Virginia, proceed TO ascertain and
report:
lat The actual quantity Of land contained in
= grant to said Jacob StOneking, ST., dated Sep
TENDER 81 ls4J, as stipulated in an agreement
between Gil 4 Peterson and the said Jacob,
April the I'D lS59.
III The purchase money due from the said
Jacob Stoneking ST. 10 Gill & Peterson under
the aforesaid agreement and, also the costs to
be paid BY said Stoneking under the said agree
ment.
Sd The purchase money due from the said
Felix Bell 10 the said StOneking under the con.
tract Of August 18th. lSSo, fled with the Bill
IA Exhibit A"
GEORGE (. BOYD,
aDrIg.lpl Commissioner.
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VNHB STORE ROOM No. MONROE
street, now occupied by Lewis, Little g. Co.
Also, the room No. IL, occupied by j. g. r.
Norris, rs q hardware store. Possession given
April lst 1869. Enquire OF
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

UTAkEROOM, OPENING ON QUINCY
w street, over Hubbard & Bro. S store: AP-
ply 70 Hubbard & Bro. apr2lu
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In the Circuit Court Of WetZel
County.

Jacob StoneklnE, ir., Lewis Stoneking, Delihsh
Ann StOnekinE Mary Stoneking, Joseph
Stoneking. David StOneking John Stone
king, Daniel StOneking, James Stoneking,
jacob Stoneking; and Martha SnOdGrass,
Alpheus H. SnOdgrass, Ezra SnOdgrass, heirs
Of Mahala Snodgrass, late Mahala StOneking;
and Francis Snodgrass and Naomi SnOdgrass,
heirs of Mary SnOdgrass late Mary Sioneking;
John Barrett and Elizabeth Barrett, late ELZ-
gbeth StOneking; John Gump and Sarah Gump,
late Sarah StOAeking: Joseph Park and Su-
GaRa Park late Susaua SJOneking George
Byard and RebeCCa Byard, late RebeCca Stone
king: heirs OF Jacob Stoneking, At.
COmDlainauts.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

wThe City Council meets tonight