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New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

ing esahlish the rut Grant eircumvented him, and
Curtis resigned But thank heaton, we have escaped
the rut.
On the second Tuesday in January an amend
ment to the Constitution oiPennsyvana, declaring that
a estate Treasurer shall be chosen by the qualified
electors of the state law having been adopted
by an overwhelming vote of the people, in ls72 But
the last Legislature delayed the necessary action ior
carving tb,s amendment into effect. The term Of the
present State Treasurer expires IN October and Instead
of providing for the election Of successor by the peo
pie, the Legislature passed bill extending the term
OF the present incumbent til May /. ls7t The Phta
denLia Lrdgcr denounces the shameful business as
cosniracy OF the malorties in the two Houses 20 de-
feat The Constitution for whole year. In order that they,
instead of the qualified electors OF the state snail
choose the State Treasurer to have control OF the Irea
balance of OOJO s2O0OOOo until the iss day OF
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
MI TINTs
YALE GLEE CLUB.

Association Hall was well filed, last even
ing with an audience that thoroughly appreciated the
Gee Club Of Yale College who gave their Compromised
concert The programme varied. comprising num-
ber Of characteristic peculiar to college manuals
which were received with marked satisfaction. basso
solo, the Friar Of Orders Gray" the quartete. Old
Mountain Tree" "sIary's Lamb" and Bngo," all
earned full share of applause. "Peter Grey" was
sung in seriO-comic style, and created much merri-
ment. The entertainment closed with Vogefs Waltz
y the entire Club. All of the classes Yale rep
resented the members OF the Club bcng j. o. Heald,
T. H. Jones' i. T. McClntOck, III. NJ Butler, first tenOrs
\ Y DuttOI +. H. Omstead, q. ID. Waterman j. VIII
SON. second tenoTs; H. W. Lyman, A Il. Bacon, +. j..
WOodman, first basses, and (. T. stewart, T. r. Wicker,
and f. r. Howe, second basses, with Philip Hale pianist.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
oPrlcH or rug CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIP CHIHP SIGNAL OFFICER, \
WASHINGTON. y. c.. Friday, April IL, 1871 a. m. Z
Synopsis for the past f,CeHfy. four hours.
The barometer has risen since Wednesday
night at nearly all stations Of the Rocky Mountains
IL has fallen in the Southwest, the center Of lowest
barometer being apparently in Southern Illinois.
Rain and cloud are reported from the Ohio Valley and
Illinois, Light sOuthery winds and clear weather are
very generally reported from the southern States The
barometer Is highest the South Atlantic coast Fresh
westerly winds and partly cloudy weather preva
over New-Englaud, New-YOrk, and the lower lakes
northwesterly winds, with rising barometer, in the
Northwest The temperature has very generally risen
over the upper lakes and sonthward over the Gulf
States 1t has fallen on the South Atlantic coast.
Probabilities.
The small local storm will continue 20 advance Fri
day north from Southern Illinois TO Ohio for
the Southwest ncreasing soutberly winds and rising
temperature; for the Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic
states increasing souteastery winds aud partly cloudy
weather.
For the fiddle and Eastern States s0i-cestery irinds
and generally eicdr ceder; for the lower lakes partly
cloudy and clearing weather; for the upper lakes rising
barometer nOrthery winds. and clear weather; area
o low barometer will extend during the Gay eastward
over Dakota. and the winds will back to south over the
Northwest and Nebraska.
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MARRIED.

AMIDOS-WALTON-On "Wednesday. April D. bv Rev Wam i've
BuIug,,l r. Francis Andoa o HEsiaie, n. H., % Matte &
Walton of Brooklyn.
DILLNGHAM-PBASEOn the 9th inst in MNsonsquare rsAJ
Church by Rev g. W. :. Birch Pastor OF tie Ssc 8 PpshY
terrain Church Ky, Charles e. UlEgham Fannie e.
daughter o the ate 4. b. Pease, Springfield, Ill
DRUMMOSD SRiLLIH-On "Wednesday April ., By the Rev DR.
buchanan 0f the ro0ms ier Robert Dlmneuf
Agnes Skln daughter o the late Samae skhn Of "llu5ufgh
HOWARD-KBLSBY-op TnesiaJ, April p. By Rev Henry Wsri
eeoher resdeBe Of the brides psres EcsId l. Hovs
Clara Kelsey, both Of Brohlgu.
MILLRR-LoMAS-on Sunday March q, by Rev w. Hutchag,
eary Miller Isabella LOmAs, eldest daughter o lase
Lsmss ESQ, both Of Brooklyn.
PURCELI-TBMPLE-OH Wednesday April 1879 1t The r~nb
Reformed Church " =. Pierre d. D. Josp Purcell 70
only daughter OF r. J. TemPr esq BoofiJn
TROw MoBdaT The Th inst at the rc,i-
epe OF the brides sister Rev. Dr. Hltt0u M Horts IFs~-
bridge Of Bethel Conn, 70 Ars Mary A. hpTel Of this aJ
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
me WRsr FARMs sCHoOL ELECTION.

TO the EdFor Or The tribune
SIR In The TRIBUNE of this date is an
article relative % the annual election for twO Trustees
OF school District No. l, West Farms, which requires
correction The facts briefly follows: Two years
sgo The present or new BOARD OF Education was organ
lied, sf@r "douhle-headed election somewhat
similar ~ that Of Tuesday last. Two sets OF persons
claimed Ia constitute the Board Educaton-one being
headed by iawis q. Morris, and the other by myself
On appeal "a the Superintendent OF Public Instruction
the new EoArd, Of which am President was decided TO
Se thc lesai Board and that headed by Morris was
ward sustained by the Courts. EInbittered by
hslest MORRIS and his associates have continuously
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

The Free Vest monthly paper published
in London devoted TO the spreading Of information
about the United States, Australia EevZealand and
Brazil for the benefit OF those who wish TO engrate.
BY far the greater part of its abundant reading matter
however, relates this country, and the facts which t
presents seem to have been integenty selected and
carefully arranged II will doubtless prove OF great
practical class for whom it intended, giving
with the experiences or emgrant3 and Travellers great
variety OF details touching rOues cost OF travel rates
vi wages and the local demand for different kinds Of
labor
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
CATTLE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE April l0-CArTLB dull; very bes. sold al 6S7.c
First Quality 5gd6!c Mium Good Fair, 3G5.c receipts 80
head sales s61 bead
HoGs-A fall supply only moderate demand; declined ie sles OF
Corn fel AZ 8a8ic Stlers, receipts 98ii head.
SHEKP-A full supply moderate demand Wool sheep sold al %
7ic; SheAred DO, 5Go!ci receipts, l'o3 head
CHICAGO April l0-CArTLEReceipis, 1900 heads marke fairly
active prices fnn Good selling freely az ~ l50 ~ So
66f6 stockers - 200 - o Common 10 kHia butch
stock % a0d @5i shipments, B5l head
HoGsReeeps 900 besd msrtet less active and prices easier
.ae Common Medium S5d IS lO Fair Choice, s. ljG
81 40 oug with large number unso shipments 5000 head
and 6rm receipts LOO head saes of Common 70
Choice al % Goa SO; shipments. ], 300 head
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

W. fetsbeart yryut, t't- saT YrH7a .,
Alet'ea. Virgins aahe Ah EII.A NJ
w.. v,,-i,l. ~ Il Msruu Virgisis.
j. A. Chsmberisin, Vagtnis- . birtssh sirRhA
l.. H. Hopkins. Virr8ia. W Area ffisi,scfo
O.k.. E,iti J. 4
ssr,b C,Ien B,jun0,- He'ep 4 Hot Baltimore
ID Davidson Yirg'riS. sag'sg' 'INMs
fsnkes Doodle Virgins - islns F"s"h
Snow Flake. Virginia Efcl ' f4'".a
I,le of Pine. Vir,n., %. a. BOOh, Vfgnis.
X b " Sieeimsn, Virginia hePsAe' f"E'"-
SAILED.
Sesship. City Mexico for Vera Crut 6r hrmr iof be
n, Ct N m fcr Tor LIVERPOOL. asgros Ssvaanah: Geogs
Charleston cuO,d Richmond shp 1Onei snl 1reai " @.
Fancsoo Washington, Tor LYerpo baks aanp
Carlton m Ifonr Kopg, Kenr S,err Bordeaux Vcors Toe
Stockholm, W. Gnhths. HayshAi png eaf or
HATTIE Eatos for Jsgo Matte Kusn Clyinn Tear
Robin Clrenss Bmsa L. Hal for keJ " ess
scbrs Icons, Poare Gon. Psaa Tor "fs1d N-'in-S
SUNNI South. Tor Wilmington.
"lND-SuniOwn light W. elear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
April 0-Arnya, brg Ffank Ciiri fom NJ
York; .eh;. Ida EchaId,o Bor lesfni DO iab Dui
ehn o Lyerpoo bsfE Loy Tor Crons,st sae 'teshp 'sa
Barnes, for New YOrS.
CnARIEsToS 3 G. April IOArnvsd steamship Mero-it, pr
Sailed Carolina NesfOk, fitS 10
Boston; ship superior Tor liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvAyA ADr orhe steamship Cs, 0i Menii IRON He~ r0i
arrived here this morning
DISA3TERS
The schr sha Jane, BoEkef, lon Virginia Tor NeSio sh
ashore chatfague sls he ng
on ibe Pt f.st during desr log mi oaDtIs
aken of BY the ae Anu, AMI brought 70 -
KEY WTsr F, April O-Tle steamship oi Dallas gh ch sssa
april for New Or .e ai Deib 10
miles sonb OF Juulier Lghl She viii probably b. sot o.
TucKrRTos n j. Apnl lOfho .hp Webster. bsorr Froorl
Ashore eang badly The ali ssf hbe ss - oaAf
phosphate a board.
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THE MoDocs FoRTIFYING THEIR CAMP.

SAN Francisco, April 10.-On Tuesday last
the Peace Commissioners sent Riddles squaw 10 Capt
Jack TO arrange the time and place for
another talk. While the squaw there some
of Capt. Bernard's soldiers came aud took four
of Capt Jacks horses which made him very angry.
abused squaw sOundy and refused TO talk 10 the
Orders given 10 return the hOrses
The ModOcs brsky engaged IN making rock forth
cations. troops making every necessary prepa-
ration for "A fignt.
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APRIL WEATHER.
THE SPRING FLOODS.

Tu,,rEsyIILE, Ont, April 10-The greatest
food known here fifty years is now destroying prop
erty I'm this locality. aud causing great excitement anu
ANXIETY tins village is submerged and
many families have been compelled to move whe ihe
others have taken refuge In the upper stories OF their
dwellings Many farn-houses have been Inundated, ana
the horses and cattle are struggling to reach places OF
safety In the principal street OF this place the water is
four ,eet deep The Post and some of the stores
can Only be reached by boats. Four bridges on the
Grand River, between Brantford and Onondagas have
been carried away
AUBuRN, April 10,-The Oswego River, which
ia the outlet TO OswegO Lake, and passes directly through
this city Is now high 1t has been since the almost
unparalleled freshet of 1865 Considerable DAMAGE mas
been done One frame building has been swept away,
two or three dams have gone. and several buildings
have been Injured by the walls falling out The dam at
l. W. Nyes wooden factory has been torn away ana the
goods carried down the stream The loss Is about sOO
ALBANY April l0-Owing TO the rains. the Hood IN the
river has increased Some trains on the Central arc ar
riving now on time. About 1900 yards OF the bernie
bank of the Cheuango Canal have been carried away
near the aqueduct below Norwich
ROCHESTER, April 1O.-The flood Is about as 1t was last
night kilograms from tho upper valley report the
water higher to-day than ut any time before this week
No bodies OF the victims lost at the Front ST. disaster
have been recovered yet
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
TITUsvnLE, April 1O.-The Allegheny River
still continues at flood stage having risen four inches
to-day. The water is nearly up to the second floors on
Seneca and Low sts at Oil City, while other portions Of
the fat on both the east and west sides are Hooded
Trains on the Franklin Branch Of the Atlantic and Grea
Western Railroad discontinued running between
Franklin and OIL City, the track in some places being
from three TO four feet under No extensive losses
Of property are yet reported
IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, April 10-The iron piers, each
m feet long OF the bridge now being constructed here
over the Arkansas River the Cairo and Fulton Rail-
road were washed down, last night by the rapidly ris-
ing river The loss is estimated at $4,000 The river has
risen about 2os feet during the past 4s hours aud Is st
rising rapidly.
Little Red River is oyerfowngits banks White River
is also very high.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

YEwoRLgAss April lcFour-P Family 6rner at 80 go 10 IS
Corn lower for Mixed 5e 5ie for White Dryatod Meats dali
shoulders 9tdsc for Clear Rib sdes sa9 for Clear
ard At hi 0slc Other articles unchanged
Rrehsnge-Seirg 26i; HeHYOk Sight, premium Geld IN
WILMINGTON c. April 0Spnts fupenne lowers sales 4ie
Ron quiet s2 Strained e IS for No. J. - p for Pale
~ Black Crude Turpentne quiet s22J for Hard % 20
for Yellow Dip aad Virgin 81 for New Crop Virgin Tar higher aes
-
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

Warming an Ardent Lorer.-Jennie DrOsa sdcptsd ne
homeopathic principle like lie" when she successfully cnisi
II. warmth of her admirers affection by ingeous attbah This
drol incident well described Francis srriiAs sot' Of FsIs
susssrya" " just comncuced IN Tux ERwToRS wEsxLr
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THE OPENING OF NAVIGATION.

BATH Me-, April 10.-Navigation on the
Back River again opened the ice having gone out
Yesterday. Tho steamer from Booth Bay made her ap
pearance here this morning. The fee on the Upper
Kennebec getting weak. and will probably 20 out in
few
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
DISASTROUS LAND SLIDES.
ON TIE ERIE ROAD.

PoRr JERvIs, n. Y, April 10.-Another inn
men,e land side occurred on the Monticello Railroad
Tuesday afternoon carrying away 100 feet OF the track
An old man walking the track was injured and has
since died Smaller slides have occurred at other points
ON the road ~yeral slides have occurred the Erie
Railway de ing trains as much as six hours.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

we'll as OF the elements which composed the Liberal
party in the Presidential elections The people ot
them nor are they giving any recognition ~ the
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
The STATE or Trade.
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

H,y,S. Apr -RTohnge weak United 81 i64
lb premium short sight premium 20 days gold 3iid5 pre-
MUM: sight 3 GAO premium; London +SiaSO premium
Paris 3!i 1J3 prmiam.
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Gentleman Of Medical experience. ~ Phy~s1sn
ou OF practice TRu OYiCK n y 1 ty % noi-r
ssar. Box Me- 22l ~ l. p o. ra ia partcals "s
refer
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
PRoyIpEScs PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PsoDsscs r. April l-Prnt Cloths 6.Gs.e for 6ir6l sssd
I'd sRd Extra with quiet business
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BARSUM's SHON


crowds OF spectators that the sagacious proprietor
thinks 1t expedent lengthen his soioun at the msti
tute building; and there accordingly, his immense and
very interesting exhibition will remain, till next week.
1t entirely worthy OF the attention OF the multitude
OF sghseers whom II is addressed. Its menagere Is
west0cked It's circus Is good its collection OF odd
objects is numerous and various This prnise II de
serves and than this II is unnecessary 10 say IN
recognition OF Snowman familiar TO this public as
the common air and sunshine.
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THE DRAMA.
LENT's CIRCUS.

The ample, various, and entertaining exhibi-
ton which Mr. Lent has established In Fifthave. will
remain with us this week. II is combination of
genuine attractions and the IL encounters not
more than just due 1t is unusually strong in horses
and ponies. and 1t is well supplied with Wild animals.
Mr. Leuts company includes several old favortes
seems have organized his new exhibition some
what the same plan that prevails at Barnums Museum.
only well organized but tasteuly conducted.
Next week IL proceeds Summer tour OF the country
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
Trres nnd Plnnfs.

Trres and PInnts.
b. PARsOSs Sons, Flashing ~ bg Long islf tcaifd Raj
road 10 Kssens station y and u m. from Hunters Point
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages muSf be iadorsed Ci1h hsH
Rdme and oddress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
Commissioners Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
the Municipal Court oil " heelipg, West
virginia. entered on the 22nd day OF Sept.
ember, Is g, in the chanceIy cause In sale
Court pending. wherein Henry Tieman is
complainant and !. +. Jones, administra-
tor OF The est ate OF N. Richardson, dec d,
and Others, are defendants, lshall, us spe'
cial Commissioner named in said decree
offer at public sale, at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, w. Va.Ion
Monday, the 9th day otNov.1s7s,
commencing ct II o'clc OK A. n. the follow
Ing described real estate, that l. TO say the
eastern portion OF lot No. 10 in Michael
8rahsm's addition to the city OF Wheeling,
fronting forty feet on tn south side Of
Quincy street, and running back one hun
dred feet to the alley, " III he three story
brick house, brick stable and other out.
buildings thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-Ous third of the pur
cbas money, and such other sum as the
purchaser may elect, in cash, the balance
In two equal annual lnstallments. the pun.
chaser giving bond with approve security
for the deferred inStallments. said bonds 10
bear interest rom day ofsale. Sale subject
to confirmation bv the Court, and title 10
be retained until the purchase money Is all
paid. i. +. JONES,
octS.tpaT Speclal Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
Wa are in tho habit Of accepting q

Wa are Ia tho haot OF accePIips &c
4 fact the assertion that more people
are killed and manned annually on the
railroads Of the United States than those
Of England. This is a mistake In the
year 1878, according to a Parlismenta-
r, return issued to the Board OF Trade,
there were l.140 persons killed, and
sO3S Injured by railway accidents.
More than half Of the killed, and near
" half of the wounded were employees
Of the railways. The number OF pas
..ngers killed was l27. and the number
of injured !, 462. The number OF rail-
way servants killed was go, and the
sumber injured 1895. The number Of
persons killed end injured on the rail.
roads Of this country is very large, how
ever, aud the point lie, could it not b
reduced by more care and attention on
,be part of railroad officials NJ
doub, it could, and that is q matte
which should be heavy on the mind'
cs sill those entrusted with th'
management OF railroads.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
MARRIED..

ZIMMER-GARDNER Tuesday, Oct
7th, 1873, at st. James athedIal, by Kew. J
T. sullivan, JAMES ZrMMER to MARIA II.
]. 9ARpSEe, roth Of this city.
[Intelligencer copy.
DYER-MCMECHEN Wednesday
October sth, 1873. at ST. Matthew's Church,
by Rev. ]. A. Latsne, WILBUR f. DYER, 81
Grant county, W. Va, TO Lou McMEcHEN,
OF Wheeling.
-QAARRTER-On Tuesday,
October 7th. 1873, at the residence OF the
brides mother, by Rev. j. u. Moffat, Mr.. r.
c. MoFrAT and Miss BLANCHE n. QUL r
RIER.
READ-DAILEY-On Tuesday, October,
7, l,73, at Memorial Church, by Right Rev.
Bi.hop Pinkrer. assisted by Rev. Dr. troll,
JANE NJ. READ, 50, and FANNY A,
youngest daughter OF John Daley, all OF
oakland.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

matter careful consideration at is
meeting next Tuesday night and take
such sctiou As will give us asatsise-
tory fire.slsrm telegraph at the lowest
possible cost.
A full paid FIRE department is out OF
the question. It's establishment lie not
to be thought of for moment. The
people Of Wheeling vii! not consent to
employ three dozen men to stay idly at
the engine houses at An expense Of
s25, 900 per year and the advocates Of
that plan, if has any. would bette,
is some speedier means Of communicate
ing the alarm, and then the present fire
department will be found ample for the
wants OF the CITY for manyyears to come,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
New Life for che Langufd.

Perfect health isvouchsafed 70 few. Prob
ao'y ninety people out of every hundred
bred who call themselves healthy have
their .turns'' Of languor, exhaust on, de-
preston OF spirits and bodily pain. Atthese
times wine glass foil OF Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters is as Iefreshing as "the shadow
OF a rock In a weary land" 1t invigorates
and rests the sy>tem and cheers he mind.
The effect Of the b tiers in cases Of rervous
debility, produced either by undue physi
cal exertion, over-stu ~. intense anxiety or
any 9th r cause, Is wonderfully reviying
and invigora ing. II fact, this healthfnl
vegetable restorative possesses medicinal
properties which entitle II to the rank Of an
article OF prime necessity, and IL should be
kept IN hand In every dwelling, and
promptly taken as remedy for all the
minor ailments as well as for more serious
com platnts "..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
BOYS WATCHES.
PAUL., the Decorator,

WOULD REFER TO THE SECOND
w Presbyterian Church, laTis Sewing
Machine Room, Franslin Insurance Co
w. II Hennegan & Co.'S store Room, Com
mercial Bang, Hamllton's Opera House
&C., as specim rs Of work. octS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
TO the Ladies.
Miss Mary n. Maxwell

Would respectfully announce to the rublic
that she is prepared to n AXE up switches
Brsids, Cur s, &c % comhings and cuttings
Of hair. All ord, rs promptly executed
Residence No. "a. 18th fold Centre) street.
OptS sb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
Mothers, MOfherr, Mothers.

Don't fail 10 procure MRS. wINSLO W y
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident
to the period of teething In children. 1t re-
lieves the child from pain, cures wind colic,
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
and health TO the child, gives rest to the
mother.
"NRS. WiNsLoW s SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale By all drueRistS. deyo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
cTATE Of WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

STATE of WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y COUNTY, ssj
In the matter o. this Petition OF James
Roberts. 10 eisn guardia OF Maggie Nor
gan, Anna N. Morgan, and Ellie NJ. Nor
gan, minor heirs OF Abram Nc. Morgan,
deceased, late OF Ohio county.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIOCO
To all Whom II May Concern Take notice
that ], James Roberts, foreign guardian OF
Maggie Morgan, Anna NJ. Mol gan, and
Emile NJ. Morgan, will on the fir.t day Of
the November Term, 1873, Of the County
Court Of Ohio ooun J, West Virginia petit
ton said Court Tor an order directing Joseph
w. Morgan, administrator OF the estate or
Abram NC. Morgan, deceased, late of Ohio
county, to pay and deliver TO me, as such
foreign guardian. ell personal property and
money IN his hands belonging 10 my said
wards and each OF them, and 20 authorize
me a. such foreign guardian, 10 sue Tor, re
cover, and receive al money or personal
property belonging to said wards or either
OF them, in Ike manner as IL i we've APP.
pointed q guardian in this State, aud 10
remove the same 10 the County and State in
which J, as said foreign guardian, was APP
pointed and qualified. -.
- JAMES POBERTI,
Foreign Guardian OF said Maggie Morgan,
Annie N. Morgan, and file NJ. Morgan,
by r. G. BARR,
oci7-toaw His Attorney.