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bales for Vera Cruz, and 1890 bales for Hsyre.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Thess markets have
been more active Western buyers are here,
and to. day purchased nearly al receipts. Prices
continue unchanged. Sales foot up 800 hhds.
Sugar and 225 bbls. Molasses at the following
quotations. viz: Sugsr-6c. % b. for cistern bot.
toms, 9Gllc. for common, II 4Gl2c. for fair, l29
12lc. for good fair, 123c. for seconds, 134c. for
prime, and 1sc. for yellow clarified. Molasses-
poor and third 25@30c., 55c. for good fermentng,
and 60c. for prime. II will be seen by the
above that M0lasses has materially declined.
Receipts today ISL hhds. bbls. Louisiana Sugar,
204 bbs. Louisiana Molasses. Exports 364 bbls.
Molssses.
FLoUR-Although the market cannot be report.
ed active, yet much better feeling prevails, and
prices are firmer. The actual transactions OF the
day foot up 1876 barrels, as follows: so barrels
fine at IS rs, loo superfne IS s73 400 X at IS 80,
do at IS 80 100 and so do at Sc ST. rs choice do.
at Sc so, so xxx ct IS, $50 do. at IS 379, $50
choice at 50, 800 do. ct 50 Is, loo do at el0 rs.
We now quote the market ss follows: fine
s5@5 Is; superane, IS 75G5 s7t; K IS so96,
$50. Receipts, $500 barrels. Exports, 1906 bar.
rels.
CoRx-Has been moderately active to-day at
about previous rates. The sales reported were 90
follows: 500 sacks white Western on private
terms; 1900 and $500 at 77c.; 1000 at 7797Sc.;
1900 white and mixed at TIC, and 800 yellow ct
s5c. . bushei. We now quote white Western at
77@7sc.; yellow do. at so@-c. Receipts to day
9l73 sacks. Exports sos sacks.
OATs-Are in only moderate supply and de-
mapd prices, however, have somewhat improved.
sales 10 day $50 sacks al 72c.. at which price we
quote the market. Receipts s23 sacks.
- BRsS-Is M Fight supply, fair demand and com
hands full previous prices. $50 and $50 sacks
sold to-dsy at 81 rs. at which price We quote the
market. Exports 400 sacks.
HAYS in very good supply on the Ievee to
day, large lots having arrived BY steamer. The
demand has been good and the sales for the day
sum up 1850 bales. as follows 100 and so bales
choice Ohio river SIS; 100 prime DO. SIT 800 do
s26, end 200 ordinary do t24. The cargoes o.
Argoty and bsrces foot up about $500 bales. Re
ceipts reported 949 bales. Exports ITO bales.
PoRK-This market continues dull AMI depressed
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Steamship Bienvie, Baker. from New York "a
inst. via Havana. to Harris d Bidwell-lst
district
stesmship Gen. Meade Sampson. from New Yosx
Sd inst, to food. Low Ludwigsen--2d dis
Steamship Morgan, Talbot. from Indianola spd
Galveston, to A Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Rsndeer, McGrath, from Pensacola, 20
GP Deshon-lst district IA
Schr Constance, Arnet, 6 days from Ruatan Island
to master-2d district IL
Lager Magenta. Psoini from Pointe Ala Hache,
to msster-2d district 10
II luggers from Lafourche, to masters-2d 6is-
Lugeer The odore Cspegss, Savoie, from La
fourche, to master-2d district 10
rowBoArs.
down to the bar ship Allan. and 70 sea sth
inst. brig Maud Peterborough up schooner
Constance tn
Robt Lee. Cannon. from Louisville
National, Sinnott. from Shreveport
New Era, Dugss, from Napoleonvilie
Emma No 3, Marstta, from Cincinnati
Frank Psrgoud. White. from Argyle Ld'g
Dora, Montgomery, from Jefferson
y, J G Blackboard, Pickett. from washington
Rob Roy, Patterson, from Floyd
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
ARRIVALS At fHB NEW BASIN.
Schr Dixie, from Psscagouls
Schr Alex Green, from Tangipahoa
schr Little Bill, from Snieldsboro
Bchr Best Friend, from Biloxi
echr Rover, rom Tchefuncte
schr Maud, from Tchefuncte
Schr Ristori, from Biloxi
Schr Shamrock, from Pensacola
Schr DR. Franklin, from Biloxi
Schr @ h Frazier, from Hansboro
Schr Jos America, from Wolf River
schr Elizabeth Ann. from Amite River
Schr Condor, from Blind River
Schr Arsene, from Amite River
SchY Victoria from Amite River
Schr Theresa, from Tchefuncte
schr Augusta, from Pascagoula
Sctr Alcyon, from Pascsgoula
schr Chss Perry, from Tsngipshoa
Sloop Mary Jane, from Springfield
ARRIVALS AT TIE OLD BAsIr.
schr Rosa. from Bayou LAcombe
schr z Arrincey, from Vaudeville
Schr Hermit, from Pearl River
Schr Garibadi, from Blind River
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Cattle Market.
orr or JxyrrRsoE. April Is. 1850.

Arrived yesterdsy-54S Texas Beeves; 496
Calves and Yearlings; Is Hogs; IL Sheep; l6
Mich Cows. Sold yesterdsy-4s4 Texas Beeves;
100 Calves &nd Yearlings; 269 Hogs; IA Sheep;
10 Mich Cows. Stock on sale -349 Texas
Beeves, 92S Calves and Yearlings; 500 Hogs; l56
Sheep and 67 Mich Cows. We quote:
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Commercial 5ntfuigenft.
CIxscEry OFFICE, No. ~ CAN'T sfRr
Monday Evening. April II. lS5,

CIxscrr, OFFICE, No. ~ GAIT sfRrss,
Monday Evening. April IL, 1853. 3
CoTroN-The encouraging tenor Of sdvices
from Liverpool and New York to-day has i'm
parted more strength to our market. The move
ment has been somewhat restricted, however, on
account Of the increased views of factors over
what buyers were willing to pay. Nevertheless,
the total sales of the day footed up 1850 bales at
an irregular advance of t@4c. q D., and the mar
ket closed firm ct the following quotations, viz
Ordinary 25@253c. good ordinary 2639 C.; low
middling 273@-c.; middling $40 c., and strict
middling nominal.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand Be ptember l. 1856. ............ $3.50
Received since SatuI day. ZOO
Rsceiveo previously Toooz4
769.l9o
Exported previously. .6J42oo
shipped 70 Mobile. per Mobile Price
Curl ent. SsoSz
Shipped up The Mississippi A,lss e52767
Stock on hand and on shpboard.
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AGENTS.
OFFICE OF BRADFORD a. OLOYD,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Lincoln, Nebraska-

We tai pleasure Announcing that have recently
Cd an ss @ hs q Sp for
Of land dc In Central rebrsskA on short
ness here since the iocaon Of the Capitol this
place -. :
well neghbonx States to Nebraska this
brought hher by the and fertility Of the lands the
try the hsahfulnsss OF the climate enterprng
Character Of ihs inhsbitsnts msrking n as rapidly = ing
and land seeker or Landowner can obtain
RELIABLE INFORMATION AT SMALL EXPENSE,
very necessary and hope remunerstve Non-resideas
ewn ng section obtain, without delay, alb
Of 3 s aa, a' Il a s
whether prairie timbe vet dry. upro's ID or un%-
proved what their future railroad prospects their prox
nifty schools, churches nd and will under
TO sell buy for them ging for services only fair
have thousands Of ofsnd for SALE in every kind
ofocaon; lands VI all and all kinds Of terms
We have large t Of bu siness and residence lots
the bst streets the and private residences which
veoher 70 citizens and cad ss abroad at ssch prices ss
bounty warrants, hsr commission shares
sell land warrants for peons at distance select good
homestesds for thote TO take their resideRce
Persons desiring in our line OF business sre In
vted to correspond with u and III inform promptly
N''n'D' '''s' EtERENcEs.
Hon s. n. Calhoun, Seeda,ks City Neb
DR. 3. Ia Grant, Nebras. a City, Neb.
Geo. W. Ballentine 4 q !; LINCOLN, Neb.
hcss.SS R:. .1sos s. s'S ls.n
Col Nixon, kditer n q Crescent New Orleans La
OK Bradford ESQ, sssiis' Ala '''''''A'D'' NA
Bon. John Forsyth. Moks Ala
Waiter Sl B9ooss Sosn sSsisI Miss
Gen frank Blair - Louis Mo.
BRADFORD cLoYD,
omcs Corner llth and NJ streets,
Lincoln, NeOraska
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WEsTERN LAMBS AND sECURITIEs-
In addition 70 Govsrnmsit State and Railroad Bends and
stOcks buy aud sell Lads In mInsis Wisconsin Mime
sofa, Iowa. Missouri. Kans.s and Nebraska.
The highest pries paid Ter siss 70 LANDS SOLD FOR
TAXES.
We also purchase At hest rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsCRBDIFED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
BONDS
Correspondence solicited. and any information required
furnished without chargev Address
AUSTIN CoRBIN CO..
=. BsnksrsL New York City
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GREY JACKET BITTERs
GIVE TONE TO TIE WEAK STOMACH,
-iASD-
Build ND DebiIftated Constitutions.
Manufactured BY BARNETT LION.
Nos. IS New Levee II Fulton streets.
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D,sea,v. zrI.l+ or r.p.,.~
sRIMIULr 4 COT CHEMISTS, PARrs

PKPsINE scientific discovery DR.. Oorvissrt
MUSICIAN 10 his majesty the Emperor Of the French the
Juice itself rather the digestive principle purified
which digests food in the stomh When,
other the supply Of digestive d small the Inevitable
consequences bad dgesto. gsstrts gastlga nhsm-
nation Of the OF he stomach and bowels heart
ptute snsnla loss Of strength and On females
The Elixir Of Pepsie which
appreciation Of the Parts Acad Of Medicine speedily
Al such diseases and prevents 0mns daring pregnancy
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Eurin du Buisson's ISdide of IroE and Man
Eaness Pnls.

APPRovED By TUE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEplJINK
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IN EDECAG..
\ OAnD-..............:...............A CAED.

- DIsEAsEs-DR DE BAUssET VIII take charge Of anf
guarantees 70 the follow In chronic diseases Secrs
Diseases Whites. Bsnnorrhse ulesrs Rheumatism Cost
Dyspepsia Chlsrose Liver Complaint Diseases Of Trina
~ Organs and Deafness Cotsultsons every day from
o'clock I'LL p ct his ofs Of Orleans and Bow
bon streets. Residence, No a. 0supbine street
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! MARRIED..

sHAYDEN-MULEADY-On the 18th inst /;
at Sand Fork. Church, by Rev, P.lF; Burk' !
Mr.. Michael Hayden to Miss Mary Mullady,
oil of this county, gi.,yt,,..1 III 5,
When we wish the happy pair long life
and a pleasant one, are but expressing the
thoughts of all who have the privilege Of
counting them in the list Of their friends. ri
j, HULL-SIMMQNS--0n tue 10th inst, 4
the residence of the, brides father, BY Rey.
T. +. Kempe~; Mp. I, Hullto Miss R. D;
Simmons, all Of iris, county. #. ~ W. .
Observation-Disclosures the Is i
inst d, the residence Of Joseph Flesher, Esq
by RevtiHcnry Langford, Mr.. W: II, Pleshcr
to Miss 5. ]. splrgeon, y all Of DOddridge
county. j s1,gl. iS,.! .:aiiasns silli ~
inst, in Weston, BY Rev. J. L. sandft I'd,
Mr.. J. A. Detamore 70 Miss NJ. A, McLaush-
lin. all Of Weston - w lNlNNll ~
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
AUGUST 10,

AlbEoI ~
BEEF CATTLE.-Priccs to-day
ranged as follows-Old Cows and Scala
wags at 8 25a40O; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen, and Cows alta 0Oa5 o.; common
to good Stock Cattle 3 50a5' 25; fair
quality Beeyes at 6 0Oa700 per, 100
pounds, the average price being about
Is IS gross, Tile market was active, at
an advance Of IS cents. per 100 pounds
on the rates Of last week. e. W y
+ SHEEP-Thc market, has been over
supplied during the past week, but the
offerings were chiefly Of Inferior. stock,
which arc dali, while good and extra
Sheep are in demand, Prices to-day
rsnged as follows: Fair to good Sheep
at 4a53 cents per, pound gross: Stock
Sheep / 50a2 so pei bead, Lambs 9 00a
4 90 Dor lead. Sl s,8ff -
HOGsATho supply during tho past
week, has been quite large, reaching
5000, but the demand has been active at
an advance Of fully 25 cents per 100 lbs
on former rates. Prices Today ranged as
follows: Fair to good Hogs at - 50a
II 25. with a few sales Of extra at
n so, per 100 pounds net, III
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!. "A DKERT1.sE!KElvTS.
RING AND suMMER GOODS.

GPRlNG AND SUMMER Go0Ds.g N
,OUgi.if isaM i. 6mi, gqiG. 20 IN! :. L.
P.dM5hH L E,liaa 6uerd 4. IN,
tH It'll .7qgEri sfi1olf lsgsi 10 :,
b aow receiving alarga addition 10 ish
t'di Rd STOCK OFGOODS, 10 an
and invites his former patrons and the pub.
lie generally ssicall and examine hisf
ID hgw NEW SUPPLY, tig;a IN s
consisting iof o the usual variety tof
Il l5i ,dDaR Y 20 o % DIS, n Ii
Also d splendid stock Of aE ID 97s ,s6iil
LADIES' SHOES, gjVl, e4iv an n n
n Misses and Childrens Shoes, R9I ,g95.
ih 20 Alssgc let ofMens and Boys, IA.
VII fa1t's1oa lsB0OTS AND SHOES
lot efNlen's and Boys Hats,
,g .dt lsa VERY! CHEAP. ii.lt 9sidi.
Ladies' Hats, in hHi,a 7ila9s 40 WI,
eotd RBADY.MADE CLOTHING; ia
COFFEE; iseeaa s6o.n0 tesj 5s;,
pin SUGAR; tgd haa .s7 ..p5f,t
n st5pNAILS, jiigg. 20 0isgd
E1J yheDYE-STUFFS;b aa.9a -,g, d
q61 ) dsa GU EENSWARE, MI. q 81
10 a itsns Id iSTONByYARE; aid ,,.,.g.
Ri II bginsss1Q ;ne04eG. 6.fae qiq SALT.
ALI Kind Of :saiyr4 !. ,aa;sab 81 slq +
b so sl" LEATHER, isiiiq9 I'D.
.Tlqigi793" Mo COTTON ARNBB,
tAndin fact everything generally foundiin
lis line f,of business, which iiwill be sold
low for cash or producein hand.,l' ylilsi
RAlli,kinds Of produce wanted in
exchange fol. Goods. t,ifg n
Alt The above goods can ba purchased
chsaper Of my establishment titan at any
other Storein West Virginia. 'ifaive me 4
Gull before purchasing .elsowl!ercI - ~.
IiJi 1D7Mr.Hale has also a frst-class Boot
md Shoe Manufactory in connection with
his Store, to which:he would ,call ths at
ton Of the public u t.p ,,legl 1 VA !, I T.
ys1q /. hov4tfsgiisg o. p m. HILL
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n a REM4 RKI4LE F7GTI :,
Tint hot d single instance has, come To- the
knowiege o. the proprietdts, Of The ,htlbre o.
Robacks medicines to give entire satisfaction
in the Hundreds Of thousands Of cases in " hieh
they have been used tbs is worthy OF remark
and undeniagle eyldeuce qf their intrinsic merritt
m, ..i,.t,-sestgsb -, F. n. CHALIYANT,
Sole Agent for Lewis county. Il. '5 5,.
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REGISTER! IN. ..' !. 90. 93.'
-'7 REGISTER! ID
=, W r:S- REGISTER
80 fus Board Of Supervisors couvencs to-
day. at5 &C., ,lza 2
"Arslcly SESr1SELs' is tho latest
n, ,gs ,sphemisn. 1t stands for blackguards.
Iai To cure deafness, tell man you've
=, some to pay him money f@.
a. A Mormon preacher i said to be hold
- ing forth in Marion coahty.;d4 4 I'd o'i
s.5 tx swallowing joke, look outtot the
j, point Us goes down. s.t1aa 81
5,ait's M yadi Z 97n, --- -.--al ili!9t 4 $50
~ :: - Wss7 VInof1ssIAs negro population is
estimated At 4s, 1000. llaa.i' rslla
.,,a.. ..Nrr vhest. Of excellent quality, is rap
IDLY coming into market! q 1a?
.s''t Rocx1tsso1HujAiau Coysry, Virginia. claims
10 have raised 100000 bushels Of wheat
=, to- The present. season. ,s,,,ya.l.,e =
IVY N'Stt NAFht. -.A:A.l AS. 9b9
Ri wshe.ra the locusts singing. in;thc
N'srees yesterday afternoon, and the low
sussesl on the street last night.
azl
4 Inn Barbour county ,it Court House is
being repaired, and they arc going to
build q 1900 jail.
EN-, IL q sorc foot lame conclusiop7 We'd
like to know, you know, and Blobbs, he'd.
ioaliks 10 know, you know. e51q
- ,Ors business men complain that at pre-
~ cent Trade 81 al,aost all kinds is at stand
tilt. IS ~. ae!lo
r. soNr statistical chap has calculated that
she Fourth o. July will not come on the
eabbath again for tho next seyenty-cight
years. ~ ,tl
I e. 49, 49,. ..i;ai. q 5 oo,,;,o Midi.
s.a1 ~ a.. Fec, snnr;soi ,ii, .nns.t Sas
aaao thirteen hours and ,thirty-ninc minutes
each day last week. .,.-,,
A, tr,nh.,o,;. Mil no,r Mounds.
In ,ssn,, "a Thom,s Ir,ll 10.
;r ..,,ah,;a ,,,o b,sch;netv and ras crushed
tif 70 dcash' ai5'
v,,;,y r,,yru,w 80 yeots old
H.;na na,r Charleston IN This State, took
e ~ H. oo,t the other H. and did . good
as. sat /, ,be baryet Seld. 80 q
IN 81 Gov,ssop s7yvsssoy lbs appointed
1ia3 W;ll;an, ( Robb Of pi,tsbure, to be a
si1 .Y,omm;,sioner If Deeds for Xxi, State in
e.a n.ia....,..v,;,,- 1!761gtf saat an l
/. III M d a., - a,t., !.
y ~. st.,o ~ ts,n1,,erea fcv DAVIS since
- -. y..a.s,;s;on. tb;ovos and robbed
: AZ. 80. .,,s. AM. .,rrnots and n,uy
s.o.h ~ AZ. ,h;.a - Il s.lns, =. @,'@g
H. "a
I'D 49,, - ~ M,.t.t Shenandoah
.Hsig 800, sc6 ta.Ia,. Il abo,t Which weigh.
., . ~ a, s yIe ., ~. h..h,iss bushels q
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Monday IN juno, 1869.
Patrick Beirns, John Duffy
and Philip .DHy;.: late
merchants and partners
trading the Jrn, name
and style of:.Beirns, Duty
q Coz and afterwards ira
ding under tie firm name
and style Of stP. Duby T.
Co. conlplt. 9sasl
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David Henry Wood Joseph
RI Wood, Willia,a B. " ood,as
Edwin 5. Baker And aMsIlhsst6
bis. wife,, Anpa g. Weads
Alice N. Gold, Edwin Tho
mas Gold Henry, Lee Gold,
Emma Shepherd Gold, Mary,
Floyd Gold, Margaret Ann
Gtld, and William Wool. ,n,,.
Gold Defendants, y, a,t'f.s II chancery.
d The object Of Ibis snit III deere the rights
or the respective parties above named in and TO
two certain tracts II lsnA-dbe a. tract Of 1913
adres, situate on the south side a& the Little
Kanrnwha river, OF The mouth Of Siesr Greek, ia
the County Of Calhoun land the ptfier a tract OF
3, 500 acres iii he comfy Of Webster, on Holly
Ri|er and Holahl's tftek, snd % have tho
sante ietreed for sale and distribution made Of
my Il sSgarias " at1asssfil sa fhsl The above.
named defendants are hot ftsdents Of this State,
| |, Is therefore ordered that they and each Of
them do appear here within one one month after
the date 81 The first publication t,d this order,
and do what y accessory 70 protect their inter-
Tsste: N. B. FERREL, Clerk.
VIZ y Lively, gAify. :
ang 9.4tlgs hi'A ,.od pdost
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WEST .vIRGINIA:d

WEST VIRGINIA: atll8 70 Alan .
A T rules held in the clerks Office Of Tie cir:
n cult of Lewis county, on the first Aondas
in august 1869. " -li!H o5ips t9ailF
Richard P. Camden SUR
wing obligee and admin - WY
istrator Of Wcedeh Huff! %Is2--
man, deceased, plaintiff III sW
i-sz' 70. ff3oT r. In !ohancerys
A G: Hale, administrator 2 sgs'E
of Benjamin P. Shannon, i1.aoii
deceased, and others; de- 9'f
fendarts. ~ '''4i7'g F4 ~ easf
The sheet ofthis suit Is to obtain decree for
the payment Of this purchase money due'sto the
plaintiff upona tract Of land situate In the c. ~
ty Of Lewis, on Lending Greek, containing from
200 to 900 acres, md to subject the said land W
81 e for the payment Of the same! -
And it appearing by aftidavittiled thatthe do
fendant,, Mary Shannon, widow Of Benjamin T.
Shannon, deceased, is not; . resident Of this
State, and that the names Of the Children Of
Rol 81 G. Shannon arc unknown, and they not
appearing, 1t is ordered that they tdoappear
here within one month after the FIRST publication
Of this order, and do what may be necessary I'd
protect their Interests In this Isuit. iy'N'
,25 S| "a copy, tcste: i'.Iil,4
g'!-IsaAa GA. JACKSON Clerk.
Brahnon & Harrison, Solicitors..,7"
% aug l6l4s s'. .ao',--2y'u
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4 4. 1s .a.sa" OosTAR's"o. =. H +
81 an darId Pre- stidns
ARE N'2' 5t Lei

h. Bitter Sweet aid Orange Blossoms l.
One bottles l-Three, for $500. ,s.d 3
Costar's Rat RoachSc., Extsfminatoys. - q
.Costar's Bed Bug Ex,eiminalors.t 4 ''@
Costar's toniy pare) Insect BowdeS. slSli III
"Only i1fallihle Remedies known. nsi.2jt q
us ysars established In Ney. York;, u,r.
~ 10000 BoSes ard. Fiasks manufactured daij'
~ l:l,eNare. ! ofstprions imitations.h' q
..Ali druggists il WESTON sell then,
Address ts.Cvshtr,nn 10 Crosby .ss..N.
Or John, I. Henry. Successor toy 4
Demas Barnes 4 Co,21 Park Row, N. Y
II SohintWeston by Ill Druggists. n
ha,, 81 .nsgsf Ii nj march S-ty
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aoi JUL, 26-4tic .,ls.d, "a' q.
WEsT yIRGINfA..T

WEST VIRGINIA., .,. ,no3ss !,
4 TIule, held in Tie clerks office Of the eli:
~ cult court Of Btaxton county, on the first
Mopaay in June, 1861. 4 fas!l 81
Homer A. Holt, Spsetal0 ji $50 an,
t'" '''',,' !, e '' pr lA .,a..,,
CmHe1ius s. Hurley anil % iaas = o.
Samuel b. Rysr, dyt.u ,glo' hi Ian.
TheebJect offthis l,illIis., resell Tact 81
land fof cash in hand, situate, lying and BE-
ing i'd the county Of Braxten, cbhtdnitg loc
acres On .le waters Of litlt tsrch river, to sat
isfy ths s6nhlstnsuts' dsbtn-it being tie same
land that was sold by complainant Holt, tou-
missioner In pnrsuRnre Of decree OF tie ciGcoit
court Of Braxton county. in favor Of John
Brown, eoninlanhht against the heirs at law, Of
WIN. Brady deceased, aud purchased BY The
defendant 0. Isl Hurley 7'5i4hs Il9slti-,
And it appaying By affidavit FLED, thss the
defendant Cornei1ss Hurley Is not q resident
Of this s,ate, and he not appearing, on motion
Of the complainant, II Is erdered ttiAt he doap-
pear err within one month after due puhliea-
ton IL this order, and due posting Of a copy Of
this order al The front dopr Of tie court bouse
Of H;taxton county, ahd do what IL necessity to
protect hts interest III this suit ~
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The recent assessment Of real estate in
the city Of Wheeling, footed up a total
valuation of S6,o7s,2so, The population
of the city is estimated 81 upwards Of
$4,000. ,FsA -.A5ftlA
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-23

r ,ANDs ron SALE IIGo5d Farming lands
liz partly id cultivation, and HE. balance ID
woods fot sale ia lots to suit purchasers, siIsa-
ted In Lewis county, on ihe stanhton and Par.
kersonrg Turnpike, miles from Weston; and
III Calhoun county on the Little Kahawha river
and on the Pike, near pGtantsrills. Liberal
terms d Apply tUpy address t,.,, is..iggG Z
FREDERIC FOUSE, Agents for tho heirs oil
r. X. Fouse, dec d. at Weston. n3l-lnS
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ADYERT EASEMENTS.
WEST VIRGINIA.
A Trules held in the clerks Office Of the cir
IN cult court Of Gilner county on ths hrsl

WEST virginia.
A Trules held in the clerks Office Of the cir
"a cult court 81. Gilner county Oh the hrs'
Monday in July, 1859. ~ ar,it ann :.
Andrew ". Moore, ADJ ~ W..
ministrator Of the estate Y" + '' III
Of Isaac Moore, deceased ~ m M. N &!
complainant ~ 9 80 49,, ~.
VS.. In Chancery.'
William Ratliff and ,Jes- -, . 21,
Sc g. Wilmo.h, defend ''.-'.s' " aia
ants W., III ~ ' i,.. ~ y =
The object ofthis suit Is to enforce the let Of
q judgment rendered at the spring term 1854, OF
the circuit court dfGilmer county, in favor Of
Isaac Moore, against the defendant, William
Ratliff for 500, with interest on $50 front the
a5tt OF December, Is43, and on fifty dollars
the residue-from the 18th day Of May, l8i3,
and forty-two dollars and 70 cents, costs Al
law subject to arredit oftve dollars, paid l4th
MAY, 1919. To recover the same in The name OF
plaintiff, and subject to sale tract OF 100 acres
ofland, lying In GllnOr tounty,lh Plaintiffs
bill described, to satisfy tue same, which said
was afterward conveyed by defendant Ratlllf
and wife to defendant Wilmoth. And to de-
clare Void said conveyance, as to the lien ofsaid
Judgment. 3T'f6 r. sliEI Tsci 20
And it appearing by affidavit fled, that the
defendant William Iatlihi is not resident
ofithis STATE, and he no, appearing, It is or
dered that BIZ do appear hire within one month
ailer. the first publication o. this order, and
do what may be necessary to protect his interest
in this suit. .ss4r r. Haiti's..fy off
y-D9 A copy,. teste .. s..s7.
gf'ra1s TN. .BRANNON, CLERK. a
tas Fleming 4 Bennett, ia sa..s II
Attorne, 8 ror Complainant. j eia ygr
aug 1e4t @rA !sar i.aT
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WEST VIRGINIA. w,
4 T Rules held in Clerks office Of the circuit
~ court Of Brnxtoh MY, on tile FIRST
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-23

n have on hand at his e5ies q large
quantity Of BLANK DEEDS, and JUS
r1cEs' BLANKS Of oil kinds, gotten
.o !. the 1e,. style. Call and examine.
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