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New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
THE BONARD WILL CASE.

FCCRNTRICITIES OF A BENEVOLENT FRENCH
MIsER.
The examination of witnesses in the Bonard
will case was continued before Surrogate Hutchings
terdsy.
Frederick Murnond testified that he intimately
qusnted with Mr. Bonard during the Is or 10 years pre-
yious TO his dea deceased told him he was born ut or
near Rouen in France and remembered seeing the allies
como TO Rouen In time Of Napoleon L. his father died
whom he was about years DID, and his mother sent him
to priest to bo eduoated witness had often heard him
use Latin words in eonversaton when witness first be-
last East years he said he had reatlves said he left
fornis was In South America during is5ass; never
beard him be s fy S9
msnt bonds did not say that he lost al ho propery
ness ss fs st became acquand With him he was
. rich man, he was living at boarding house in
perfectly respectsSle; witness regarded him
e. fSsa,l in Ss Ssa ether until Gs
attempt was made rob him. after which he took his
gold to bank and na n SSas sS ne
nned hvsiy and cheerful the last; ne had but few
s fs
had few friends never ew ,os Of
care Of his own room; heard him sSy he was born in
ROuen, France, near there had heard him speak OF
sister vng there he was very reticent concerning his
him while playing 10 was S ss9ssSs IN IN
Hon they often dscussed the doctrine that after death
ways Argued In favor Of this doCtnne and wa. an ardent
believer In IT. often became very much excited when dis
cussins IL he got his ideas from the writings Of Fourier
and othsr philosophers witnsss understood. that Mr.
r. st nss5%' n S SuSfs Or .ssSsd SS during 81.
or aoyen months In the same housS with Mr. Bonard
sg Lived sa psss
he lived ike wofkinenan when sskcd why be did mot
live In hotsl b saa hs mAansn such that people
wonld laugh At him he seid that when he died hs would
lssyH III; %Snsy ss os y 'Se
REsBxNa HROoKLYN WATER BOARD vRAUDs-
THR AII.ANTICST. NTCOKsON PAVEMENT As
GR66NEHE ...- M 'IA ''
A motion was made before Judge Pratt, yes
to-day q special term Of tho Kings County Supreme
Court By william A. Ce 10 hsvo the assessment for
paisins Ltlantiost, from Henfys st 70 FAtbush-ave,
with Ncolson biochs vacated because of alleged frauds
anI irregularities ON the part OF tho Brootyn Beard Of
Watsr Commisaso4rA Ths pe4tAsu of Mr.. Colt alleges
that on the 20th Oh May last he o0 "a ON
e G G wsSh h = sSs s fGF
irro0ulasitios In the sssssement as fellowsi 'a, h.
s..isn sf as reason sas as A's stApi 1852 ~
gE:s 80: e. =: T.. \! is,: 4 H's 'a '
s,ss s',sa ,!sa q 2: Sse ~ Ss l'aA '''s dat ''
~ ussiiss IA rss1ss u ssA ss w,tsss. sozs scai
deciaon that the public
In selseax As se0soa pseusas the paVoneu, with which 70
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"a p,onson ,rt Tovpend So Same szt Same
81. Same aga same III .sahe sgt same r.,..A.,
MARIss CoURT-TKIAL TBRn-pART uL-JoAchiks ''-NeAAh
called at II q
rIIs uv.s .vt NeC1urs 7fl3 schiels sgt Oslbernaan
TAI. Abrams agt Purdy q, itf4''rS As- D"L
CoHST or GsrxR.L SE,sIoxs-BxDrosD J-Opeus at II
Rohert Ipr.t rob ery Andrew hils grand larceny
2Parct Campbell grand lar H. Cnlnot hoen "i' anu oa
,MeSsc Smith, grand larceny Snyder assault and bat
l. George Smith, grand larceny. hU . =,
Joseph Bande grand larceny Thomas hcSkefy an ano
6.AaJ Smith, grapd larceny. . oatsr,; ...,,
TGeorge H. Hare grand larceny $John Cuien carrying conooa"
8.Msuin Dempsey. grand larcsnv weapose
s..John hftner grand larceny ,
1885,. Cecil sgt BonDeL li7. McCann sgt. P,rsons
23O. .Lapier sgt Prece w nannon a5G omeueuu"''"
Isl. .Uich sgt Deach l.D' .Scou GI H,stns
fi,ixin 81 Prentice 200. .Knord agt GarmS- q.
n We,ns, s9t Pnrdy 206 Egyen sgt sprnRstein.
* I.sr. 80 WsIxood 203 Arthur agt SpnngSsn.
50. Mclaughlin agt Covert Ito ~ ei,nef ~
20. .Roseubsuch agt- Shelter 5l3 haiey sn Nye.es'
76.. .Lichtenstein agt Waller $40 .Stea, ~ O..
7y..Wlkns sgt Sharpe, ~. " estoIoot asS o.ns
a. Melville agt Lung ~. van nen Az Crn.xh-
9o..Wison Wharton t9S van osrh. 81; uosu.-
108 Dudley agt Shrrman Iae .nALneh .ss H, a..
ConnnioH APfxALsALnArf Sepc an n
wednesdays Ho 2l3 1o9 x9 ~ I'D n U.s. SS ~
33S aN, z57, 23l, zJ3 and l3.
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COURT CALEs DAHs-THB DAT.

SUPREME ECouRr-CHAsBERs-BARSAsD j.
20. Bronson sGt. TOwnsend o. same szk same
81. Same same. Iu.sahe sgt same r.,..s.,
MAaIsn CouEr-TRIAL TERxPART HL-JoAcHMEs' J-Csaaaf
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cpREAD THE TRUTH.

~
Some medical mon insist that It Is undignlaed
TO advertise remedy, however valuable 1t may
DO. Queer reasoning this, II Is like saying that
an article which the world needs should DO hid In
a cOrnOr-that benefits and blessings may DO too
widely dilIusCd-that tho means Of protecting aud
restoring health should DO close monopoly, and
not accessible ORll. Tho argument is bad. 1t Is
worse than that; 1t Is iRhumdn. Supposc Hos
letters Stomach BittGrs--an absolute specific for
dyspepsia, bllllOusncss and nervous debility
hnl never been known beyond the repertoire or
the faculty, what would have hOen tho ConsG'
QuUncUy Instead Of curing aud InVlgoratIng
millions, tho good effects Of the preparation
would hive boon confined TO 4 comparative few.
There II tho highest authority for saying that
light should not DO hid under u bushOl; that
whatever is excellent should 10 placed ~ city
on hill, where all men eau take CogniEanCo OF
It. lttsupOn this principle that the Bittcrs have
bCCn advertised and continue to he advertised In
every newspaper OF any prominence In the west
ern hemisphere, and that the spontaneous testl
mOniAls In It's favor have been translated into all
written languages Thousands enjoy perfect
health to-day who would be lauguishing on beds
Of sickness II tho newspapers had mt EprEnd he
truh nth rrgd7i to Mts uneQnated inrlgOrant
and oOrrctlN far and wide. Suppose profit has
been rcapcd from this publicity, Is that any ar.
gnmcnt against II! II the public health has
been protected; II lives have been saved; II the
feeble have been strengthened and tho sick re.
stored, great good has been accomplished: aud
who SO mean as to grudgC To cxertiOns tins Ill.
rGctOd their fair reward! an2eOd
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IT is said TINT MIR. GREELEY's visit to
the President the carly part Of this week
was in response to an invitation, the Oh.
iect being to complete the details of q
conference to which he was invited two
or three weeks ago, and to establish closer
relations between the Tribune and the nd.
minislration. The fact that Mr.. GREELEY
has not come out openly Tor the San Do.
mingo annexation project, and denounced
those Senators who attacked Mr.. SUMNER
for opposing It, is said to have produced a
feeling of uncasiness in the mind of the
President, which he has taken this step
to relieve. Its among the rumorS that
the President has invited Mr.. GREELEY
to be one of the commissioners to visit
San Domingo.
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The Richmond Enquirer congratulates
the State of mississippi on what would
seem to most readers u curious subject oil
congratulation--its bad reputation for
the Reputation Of It's debts, 1t ar.
CUES that, under radical" control, the
debt would have been greatly increased,
had not It's name been so bad in financial
circles That no one would trust It. This
view Of the situation Is certainly novel.
The idea of regulating the debt OF yir.
giniM Is not without friends nj Richmond
The speeches in the Legislature when the
subject was under discussion recently
showed decided leaning that way In some
quarters; and occasional anonymous com,
nunicatiOns In tho Richmond papers, ar
guIng against Reputation, show very
plainly that In private circles such u pol.
Icy Is not without serious advocacy.
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APPETIZER piece of philosophy is sell
dom found than the following from The
New Years article in the Providence
Journal!
But whatever comes, time will travel
on, with deaths and births in the usual
number; work will tell, and duty bring
lis reward; sin will bring It's sorrows, aud
virtue will win its victories; and every
seed sown, be It good or bad, will bring
lOrthis fruit in due time. The great life
OF the world moves in orbits beyond the
reach OF individuals. There Is the in.
evitable, which is in no mans power to
stop or hasten. There Is the pFoYiden,
tial, which comes according to goodness,
and a wisdom quite above our compre.
henSion. It is only for every man to do
his work and stand In his place-to let
the inevitable come, and let tomorrow
take care for the things of itself. Happi.
ness Is not in our own power, and some.
body needs, this year, rs every year, to be
ready for the worst But happiness is
not, after al, half so much in our fortunes
IS in ourselves. 1t Is thing Of the mind,
rather than Of outward events and chang.
Ing conditions.
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Nervous Debility.

Thousands suffer from IT. A weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an.
imation or vlgor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invOl'
untary seminal emissions, with loss Of
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence Of excuses, ovcrwork or In.
discretions. This Is Nervous Debility and
finds a sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twcnty.cight.
Thousands have been cured by these sim.
pie sugar pills. They tone up tho system,
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and reIuvenato the
system. Price $ for II package Of five
boxes md u vial Of powder, which Is i'm.
portaAt in all old long.standing cnscs, or
81 per single box. Sold by all first class
druggists, and sent to any address on re.
ccipt II the price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 5O2
Broadway, New York. cod&w
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OLD FRIENDS IN New PLACEs.-Mr.
john N. BoYD, formerly editor Of the
Fairmont ItdettG, Is now ono of tho cdi.
tors aud proprietors of the Caaitothe
(Mo.) Journal DIR. Dorsey, also former.
ly Of Falrmont, Is one Of the editors Of the
Chillicothe Tribune These two gentle.
men appear TO have fallen ont politically
The journal Is n liberal or SCnuRz paper;
the Tribune n DRAKE or "HAlCitc." The
Journal INDUCES this rather severe style
OF comment on DR.. DoRsEY's connection
with the Tribune
Dorsey, We learn, still edits the con.
Germ, but under strict surveillance. Having
ruined himself and all connected with
him, politically, Dorsey has been reduced
TO the position Of u mere penuy.a.llnOr, or
piece writer, and every scrap Of paper he
sllngs Ink upon is carefully scrutlnlECtl by
the present proprietOS, who reject or
CmasCulnte his illusions rs suits their
own notions EVERY dog has his day"
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DIED.

MCUANN.-On Thursday morning, January
9Th, 1871. at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Of Lung Fever,
THOMAS TURNER, son OfW II. and Matty A. Nc
Cam, aged months and day.
Tho funeral will take place this afternoon ut 2
o'clock, from tho residence of VIM. Colllns, Mar.
ket street, North Wheeling. Friends Of the fam.
lily are invited to attend.
Evansville papers please copyl
Wednesday yalInry 1. 1871 at thu
rrsldUnce Of her son. ln.lHw, Thomas Grey
Wheeling Island, MrA. lsABELLA Dixon, In the
10Th year Or her age, H
Friends Of the family are invited to attend tbe
funeral lOA. NJ. Friday, january 9Th. .ti
SERIG-At noon Wednesday, january, 1871,
LEoNORA, oldest daughter Of Henry and Louisa
Scrlg, aged years.
Thu funeral will take place irum the residence
of her parents at O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Friends Of the family arc invited to attend. t9t
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THE COUNTY FINANCES.
The Composition of the Supervisors
Finance Committee.---Why is This

The Composition of the Supervisors
Finance Committee.---Why is This
Thus.
10 Ms EdltOr n lie Mteiitg0csr:
Looking over the proceedings of the
New Board Of Supervisors in your paper
Of this date, | discover in the appointment
OF the Standing Committees, the name Of
George T. Tingle, on the Printing Com
mittec. Now II Mr.. Jingle has capacity
for service on one Committee more than
another (and | think he has) that capacity
emlncntly fits him for service on the Com
mittee OF Finance and Accounts, Ills
standing and ability as u merchant in our
midst for years, Is well known. The ward
or township CLAY which elected MIR. Tin.
gle Is Republican in politics; hcisa DEM
Ocrat, ind WIS chosen by large majority
of the voters TO serve them in the Board
of Supervisors during the year, because,
as | believe, Of his fitness US an account:
ant and tinanCiGr us well rs for his moral
worth. Why was Mr. Jingle Loft oil the
Committee On Finances and Accounts !!
Why did Mr.. Salisbury ind others Of the
Board say frequently before organization,
that Mr.. +. should serve ON that Commit
tee aud then leave lin oil ltappcars TO
many TINT there Is some purpose behind
this action ofMr. President Salisbury that
I trust will be explained. l have not one
word to utter against single gentleman
named on the Finance Committee, they
arc all upright men md good citizens,
hut many Of them have not the capacity
for service OH that committee that Mr..
Tinglc possesses, while any one Of Them
would be Just rs good rs lin Qfnot bet
teri on the Printing Committee. Ohio
county Is heavily taxed, and Il requires
ability and cure on tho part Of the Super
visOrs to successfully manage It's affairs.
Exclusion OF first rate ability from service
on IN important committee Is certainly u
poor why to attain tho object in view.
There Is a hidden hand in this business, let
II be seen where ii Is.
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
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THE Cincinnati COmDICrciatrcports two
hogs on exhibition in that city Jointly
weighing $500 lbs. They arc father and
SON Tho former weighs 1900, the latter
1910. The largest measures s feet inch.
es from snout to end of tail, and feet A
inches in girth They arc ofthc China
breed. The largest Is threeycars old.
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SALE OF VALUABLE

L Land on Caluwcll'b Kun.
by virtue Of d deed Of trust made On the 18Th
day OF September, A. D. 1869, by Alexander A.
Allison TO james +. Rogers, Trustee. and record.
cd In tho Office Of tho Recorder Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed Book No, 81, page 3Si,
will sell Ut public sale at the frUht door Of tho
Court House Of Ohio county, on
Thursday, December 22, 1870,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, i've acres OF land, be the
same moro or less situated ON the south side Of
CaldWGll's hun and bounded a. follows, viz: DO.
ginning at a stake on tho FOuth side Of tho Run,
thence .. 81 deg: W. 47pOles to sugar tree corn.
CT TO Samuel McLure's, thence with MCLurc's
line 4. 40 deg G. 50 poles TO stake corner TO VII.
liam Collins, thence With Ills line n. % deg. o.
3SX poles TO tho beginning, together with oil
privileges, improvements and appnrtenlnCes.
Said deed OF trust was made 10 secure 10 Alex.
andCF Rogers, Of tho city Of Wheeling, tho pay.
melt OF 4 debt Of $3SLB5, which said debt Is CYL.
dCnCed by prOlnisSaTy nOtO bearing even date
with said deed OF trust made by A, A. AlllGOn
and N. II. Gregg at Wheeling, W. Va, for said
sum Of $751; as, payable ut the Wheeling Savings
Institution on the lst day Of April lH1O value 70.
cGivcd. The amount Of principal and interest
claimed 10 be due and unpaid, including interest
10 tho day Of sale, IL $4Ol. 9S for which sum the
sale will 6e made, The tltlGis believed 10 be un.
CxrepliOnAbU, Terms, One-thlrd cash; balance
In six and twelve months with interest.
nov9iCOd JAMES =. ROGERS, Trustee.
Tho above sale has been postponed until
FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1871.
doc9BOod JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee
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Hon. THOMAS W. FERRY, present mem
Der of Congress for the Fourth District
Of Michigan, has been nominated by the
Republican caucus Tor Senator of that
State, to succeed Mr.. HOWARD. Tho eau.
Gus nomination is equivalent to election.
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NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS IN.
in TERESTED IN TIE NAVIGATION OF
THE ONO RIVER.
10 the construction Of the bridge ayCr the Ohio
river, which the baltimore and Ohio llAIltOad
Company 10 building, lAt BCnwOod) under Au'
thOrty Of an act Of Congress- Il Ii necessary tom.
porarny 70 Obstfuct tho channel by ialso works.
Tits IA TO otyRNoTicR that AftCr this date oil
spans, except the main channel span, will be
GLosED. This span is near the middle Of the
river aud ls 8aS feet between masonry At low.
water limo.
chief Engineer baltimore and Ohio L. II.
December 8, 1910. dcCi9oOd
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AMONG the appointments sent TO the
Senate Wednesday, by tho President, WIS
that Of ], NJ. BOHEMIAN, Postmaster at
Parkersburg.
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Mn. SUMMERS san Domingo resolution
went through the Senate Wednesday
without objection, The San DomingoiIes
arc getting more tractable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS FARlNE-Said to be very hnC for
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish fur the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATtNE-An old IA.
yOrItc with the ladies' for Jellics-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINB--Just the article
to use with COx's Gulatlne-Or rich
and luscious flavor
BAKERS C0C0A-Warranted Pure, q delicious
and nutritious beverage.
1ECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially for
ihvalda and children.
ANGUSTURA BIT'TERS-The genuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-Tho most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCIl-F0r Puddlngs and CustArds.
splendid dessert, either alone or
with Berries.
At LAuGIILTN, SMITH y CO..
julil Wholesale Druggists, Main 81.
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TUE London Spectator, in an article on
the philosophy OF profanU swearing,
awards to Americans the prc.cminenCe in
tina, accomplishment.
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TnE sale OF rCws In Plymouth Church,
this week, yielded over hly.cight thou
sand dollars. A New York paper speaks
oil las "NARp BEEcnER's auction"
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JUDGE Jackson, Of tho Federal Court,
leit Parkenburg Tor Charleston last Mon
day, overland In q carriage.
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Do TIE botanists know whether Neb.
uChadnezzar, when he was doomed to cut
grass, had any laurels on his browse IN
Y. Louder, ..l
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MOTTO .-AIEAIBERs OF THE
IN American Building Association are here
by requested TO be present d the regular weekly
meeting this, Monday evening, January ID, lu
the purpose Of nominating officers for the uRsn'
Ing election, 70 be ballotel for on Monday even
tug, January 9th, 1871.
BY order OF the Board,
Jan9 CiIAs, ". CONNER. Sec,y
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DIvIDEND. THE DIRECTORS
IL OF the National Savings Bank Of Wheeling
have this day declared dividend 81 per cent
ifce Of tax payable og demand ,su
tjana J s.P. hlLpRETll, Cashier
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ELECTION.

The regular annual meeting Of the SlocGhOh
ers Of the National Savings bank Of Wheeling
for the election Of Directors will be held nj the
Bank on Tuesday, January 10, 1871, between The
hours Of . and u AN,
Inu q tugt l,nI
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The undersigned will continue tho cuisines, al
rOnage extended to the late attn, / hope by strict
attention TO business 10 merit i continuance Of
the same. THOMAS MuLDOOS
lAni
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Tue Ways and Means Committee dc
Sign giving Mr.. soHBNCK a farewell din
NOR
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REGULAR AN.
IN NUAL meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the hGtna Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
for the election OF Directors, viii be held at the
Office Of the Company, M. 2M'Lura HOuse On
Monday, January 9th, 1871, between the hours NJ
dec3O s, p. lIILDRRTH. sec'y.
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.NoTICE.-TIIE HOLDERS OF
~ Certificates, signed by Jas @. AchesOn,
Attorney, for money loaned to reopen the Hemp
field Railroad In 1855 will receive the same, With
uAry Sd, 1871.
Such Certificates viii cease to bear nletesl
after the LIST Of January. 1871.
ONCE lTcmpacld h. r., Wheeling, Dec. 30, 1870
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County Circuit Court. December Rules. 1870.
Larry ]. McLAIn and Ada E. McLnin, infants, by
their next friend EmmA A. MCLaln,
g.
Henry Il. MctAin, Administrator OF the estate Of
Eliza 4. McI.Aln, deceased, and Robert d. Nc.
Lain, Thomas b. MeLAln, John @. McLain, Ann
Eliza MCLAln, Mary Anu Chambers, with
Thomas Chambers her husband, In ChAnccry.
Tho object Of this suit is to compel Henry d.
McLAln, as Administrator Of the estate OF Eliza
4. McI.lin, decd, TO settle tho said estate, and
for tho distribution OF the same amongst her
heirs.
And II appearing from On affidavit alGd In tho
cause, Ann Eliza Chambers and Thomas Cham.
hers are not residents Of this state, on motion Of
the eomplalnAnts by their counsel, Il 10 ordered
that they do appear hero within one month from
tho date Of the first publication Of this order and
do what may DO necessary 10 protect their inter
est In this suit.
TCStD, MICHAEL J. BRETN1G, Clerk.
PICK a CooHrAN, Sols. for Comp'ts.
NoCduF .. ...
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READY FOR SETTLEMENT.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., OHIO
- County Circuit Court. December Rules, 1870
Charles II. CtumbScker, George II. CrnmbackCr,
william II. CrumbaGker, Jonas l, Crumbaeker,
Daniel L. CrumbackOr, MGrnelia llAnky with
Charles ". HAnky, Matilda Lodge with VII.
liam Lodge her husband, Eliza Ann lllndmArsh
with her husband John nindmRrSh, children
aud heIrs.atlAw Of Charles II. CrumbAckCr,
deceased, Z, q. Crumbacker,
e.
John II. CrumhackGr, Sarah Crumback0r, Samuel
Irwin, late Sheriff and Administrator OF the
estate Of Jonas Crambaekcr, deceased. In
ChancCry.
Tho object Of this suit is TO compel settle.
nient OF the estate Of Jonas CrumbaCker, decd,
by Samuel Irwin the Administrator de bOnts non,
with the will annexed, and TO make distribution
Of the moneys In his hands according 10 tho last
will and testament Of the said Jonas Crumback'
OF, decd.
Aud II appearing from an affidavit filed In the
cause, that John II. CrumbaCker and Sarah
CrumhackCr arc no Inhabitants Of this State, on
motion Of the cOmplainantS by their counsel ills
ordered that they do appear hero within one
month from the FIRST PUBLICATION OF this order
and do what is necessary TO protect their Interest
TCst, MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, Clerk.
PECK 4 COCHRAN, SOls. for Comp'ts.
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