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The New York herald., 1873-12-09

A UCTION SALE OF FINE PRIVATE HORSES,
n THE PROPERTY or
Mr.. JAMES LAWRENCE,
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, 10TH,
AT PRIVATE STABLE, NO. EAST TWENTY.EIGHTl
ATl O,CLOCK INCLUDING

AT IL O'CLOCK, INCLUDING
SsaaSi bay with t@sE poIHt n
meek q @ and an w
throat, thin shoulders but deep che;ted ribs long
hips M y broad ana Strong and coupled eosy
s Sena sn t Ws na nnf II horse ss
BY Mr. Mr. Charles Bqngas Of and was srsd
George 81 Pa,chen his dam NV Star lis spirit
d .Ie g ss a. Sssas ans n
~sse sHa s'1a M 49, ,% se ct 1GS
out four entries last spring at Fleetwood ana Pro- o.
one OF the fastest horses on The tiri he has vital
Te not fS pull
sn and S ana ST
ssi to drse him n ROAD n1r;e IN every oT
q the stable at the time of sales warranted sounl and
Nne pair OF dark Bays 1853 hands ami can ro in 3 10
TO-DAY years old As prng We're a raised in n,
onisn are horses OF great energy and strength and
powerfully made chest oin limits ami ieet Tor bold
mans carriage seam in the state thev were 1rchased
my y M dy he @ er af With h"se entire isa T
when driven to carriage have never been teaten in
strong eon.ttntion; drive aks Witaoud pulling and
CHECKS and warranted without trick wee, SPOT
vne thoroughbred chestnut Horse le hands 6 years
old; raised in kentucky and has very long neck and
Eanf
hips This morse ,rotted last June 2sl and trot
neither under saddle in harness warranted sound
horse ever offered for sale in the city, -
or matched carriage horse short bodied compact and
powerfully made; horse OF great action and OF great
vf ne cses r be
w9n a ias SS 1aey are all 'y
Stock on exhibition at the stable where any inorma
ton may be a l. s"F fdn Or sens
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At AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
n WILLIAM VAN TASSELL AUCT1ONEER
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSALLl
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
llc ll2 AND III EAST THIRTEENTH STREBT, NEAR
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.

EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Twenty -four to hours gwen TO purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF THIS PAYS 6ICISdK sTuEspATs SALE.
GENrLEMAN,s TuRNoGT0BkowN reorrINa
Horse Brown Dick l6 hands high L. years ola kind and
true in all harness. tree from vice superior roadster &
stylish driver and safe tor lady to drive Also set Har-
hesf sfnE SPRING ROAD WAGON
CROSS MATCHED TEAM BAY AND BLACK MARES,
6 hands hgn, and years old kind and true III all
harness free roin vice. frs class work team also set
ToP BUSINESS WAGON; ALL SOLD TO CLOSE A
BLACK MARE, VERMONT BLACK HAWK STOCK,
lsl hands high syears old kind and rne IN all har;
stylish driver, and warranted sound.
TOP SlpE-bAR ROAD WAGON xx,x
traveller safe family horse ana warran,sd SOUND
B9Y BAY ThGoi HoRsE, s,s HASDs HiGh YEARS Old
kind and in all harness; free from vice; asooi
traveller first class horse for genteans road use,
ROAD WAGON IN GOOD ORDER.
BAY HORSE. 16 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD:
traveller: free and stvh driver; first class coupe
carriage horse horse a, and . warranted soynd drw
BAY HORSE, ISL HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in an harness free from vice; fast
and reliable family horse, and sold Tor no fault
FIFTEEN SLElGIIS. - - -
Kind and true in ali harness vice. good
weller, free and stylish driver warranted sound
BLACK PoNY, Is HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. free from vce can trot In
sfs BRoWN HOME Isl. HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. Tree from vice an excellent
hqTs 9E sfne5sa Hsnfs nGoRsEs TINE
ToP AND NO TOP WAGONS.
: Sleighs of all kinds.
Harness, Robes, Blankets, &c.
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GOs REwARD-LosT IN THE CAR FROM EAST
RAC 70 North River az ~ p n. on Friday, a gold
Watch, 20 Drobecq 6272 and in No questions
asked. PAUL JuidNET, care off, Fanfernot 66 Beaver
street. from 2 to r. NJ.
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G1A OOn WANTED A PARTNER IN A GOOD
@lU.UVU. jobeng business now well established
and will bear examination. Any person desiring to
make good living and fair interest the money
address SPECIAL PARTNER box los Herald Office
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HORSES, CAKIslAGEs, sc.

-ra
A MAJOR CHAs. w. BARKER, AUCTIoNEER.
n. Executors sale of the entire Trottng Stock Of the
late Hon. James r. sherry, Of Brooklyn, at BARKER
CHASEs City Auction Mart and New York attcrsalls
corner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street. Thurs
day December IL, at 10 O'Clock, and comprising
The handsome, closely matched pair OF fast bay Ham
blctonian Trotting Mares Lady sherry and mate both
sired by Volunteer and bred In Orange county, l5
high and years old elegant and very stylish drivers
have record Of 80 together At the orange County Fa
can rot in 40 to-day; are gated and act alike flowing
names and tails, and warranted sound and kind
The celebrated bay frotng Geding Guinness sired by
Young Morrill, i,k high years old has record over
the Lowell track Of 80: great roauster ana swar.
ranted sound and kind.
stock exhibition
A FAMILY CARRIAGES OF ALL KINDS, BOTH
n. new and second hand, 20 per cent less than any
housc in the city, at hl West Broadway, near Canal
street.
AN ELEGANT PAIR DARK BAY CARRIAGE
N Horses superb style, grand action, absolutely per
feet may be purchased at low hgure nnuoubted COT
roboratvc testimony; also, Brewster Carriage anu hne
Harness Address LEONARD, box la Herald once.
AT PRIVATE STABLE, 2I3 WEST THlRIy;FIFrH
N street-3b for light Portland Sleigh sioo ior Two
scat Albany $40 for handsome sdcbar wagons Ssu of
hnc top Phaeton $50 light Harness. 80 for good
Sleigh nearly new
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XIvANTED-A PARTNER, OF SOME MEANS TO
w join advertiser in buying out crug store, where
AT present engaged; annual sales exceed SlDU) besides
proprietary business connected thercwh Of consider
able value; stock value for amount requisite; estab
lishsd 25 years Address DRUGGIST, box 163 Herald
nffic
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.
A uCTIOE HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
IA date Johnston Il Van TasselD.
OFFICE AND SALESRDOM, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE is
REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES.
1910 Is THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
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I )0n STRAPS BELLS.
1.AUU 800 Seighs Sleighs Sleghs
The largest and finest variety In the city, and prices
to suit the times. Porands pony, six seat business and
Albany Cutters Bells Blankets Harness Also fine
sortment OF new and second hand Carriages WAGONS,
Rockaways, &c. Dealers call and examine.
WM. II. GRAY. 20 and ~ Wooster street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

I 00n sLEIGHS BELLS CARRIAGES: PRICES
d.UOU down; one.third lower than usual; all styles
MANUFACTURERS UNION CARRIAGE WARERooMs,
6sS Broadway
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NURSERY
NEWSPAPERS.

yyyILKIE COLLINS. wILKIE COLLINs-sTORY
w will be commenced in tho FlRESlDE CON
PANI0N, out Monday December la
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REWARDS.

SLU Castsd, wrapped in a piece Of yellow paper,
Hudson street, Hoboken. to Barclay street. New
York. PETER HARTMANN, Sc Maiden lane.
, 1873-05-18
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

e. Michigan of acres, With lake residences touo-
hsia 1 fso '
splendid drst-cass stock, dairy, and Hult farm OF
:sfss 6f dsaes Is at Highland Park
@ S Is Fons On University place
Stock and dalIy faEa Of 40 acre. Ela1n, Ill.,.
Esst dwelling st Highland P.sk. ys1y Low. s4;e9o:
Call from ] to D. M, At Room . Tribune Building.
ToR S1LE-NY RESIDENCE N -BRLdI7.. WIS
House contains u rooms besides plenty OF eloaets
PIG III isash ~adoa. opeaias ono il
whole house excellent barn and stable oust .ss
asstd Rtss ssa ao1as4 ans deek
liz Squazc, aud viii bo sold foE tho vory 10" pxtse o.
& M eSiss
so &C. e s ESzsssos 1sftaiStR 'ie
MOB S1LgCAT Low PRICES, THE LARGEST
md bent selection IN the West of unlnpEoved l.3ds
in Illinois. lows Nebraska, Missouri, Ksnsss ana 4n,
4e,0ta; IL Far Lists apply to W. ]. BARNEY ls' Has'
nor s1L-FARW-l5o ACHES. ALL: UNDER
cultivation 1So mes from Chicsxo cheap 1os on easn1
for Egeab
TOR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CORNER
G: HfcHBERG, Lind BlosE. eofnoz Il Randolph and
FoK s1IE-oR, KxGHANGElA4, GOOD FARM Z. 81
K K '5hef IL 's.e w
TIoR s1LF-A FINE LITTLE FARM OF % ACRES
ias = y asiss q tber, % s
eSssp esss 'ta appiy to " T. sPE1R5, lis ststs.st.
FoR sAtEoNE q TaY BEST H HQusEs rs Sn: AND Z p
s!y: Ms:s 2adss.s IL 81: .!2 n MiSKk. Wyess!aE
, 1873-05-18
- CITY REAL ESTATE.
from the Fourth Page.)

1oR sALE-BY +. F. ELDRED CO., REAL rs
AssaPI5s .sGa Iss "a e oat6 md West Divisions ranging
bp1ss: 1esi ir0H q ''' GsSimPRovED. s. SfsfPRo
htuatco Heights, % acres In southwest quarter ct
S. ~ nofthc.st corner Of Thirty seventh ,lasz
sss yP 9sssa I'd B.s sas2assaso., sss.
sszssa e's I'D d@Ele saiisR
i IL: &: ssss "a /. i: vss Hsihrs.s
h9s in Roes' subdivision, Blocks II, 1s. g. and a.
fs1aadaia ~ ots t!ssd-.v. and Central Pazka,.
ks:3a aS If sssh
aaa "a
slots si1l2s .t very low price; d snonr ,.-
EFT sqF:asecondst, between Late-av. and tho Lake. ia,
Rses.e,.t, ses. Of H.1.tsd: - 5s11ss ~; ,.e,,,x
sstsoen Thtrtyftth and Thirty st1th -.ts.
Ti; Tfndi.na-av.. corner Thirtisth-st-. 1a7114o.
T0R SALE, E.,;REs1DENcEs-BY 5. Y. KRoFF
WsSash.sv:. noar Eieh:eeathsst. s?l,o0.
fasI.s.<ss:: IL III TSsaty: :ihi5s:: SSSSs, So
Ess:sss;:: - Il
aaa Kssaon:s7. as1a assr Pesfis;.isss so.
" Basea.st:: 4ssr Koe:y; sS,oia
Tashinston-st-, near Elizabeth: SIC, 600.
Rando1ph-st-. near Anne SO, coo.
Splendid bs1eas offered il i. Pct. et ths cit,
sad In acre property on South, west .no Norm slos
yEn1 FF Fly
IT. BoucTaId has frontaEe OF ~ tee1 FL saii ao
, 1873-05-18

TlOR .8ALE-M -MGHW00D-NEWt BEAUTIFUL
&G0 yearly. monthly prsferred tho
lots ooYared With dns growth Of shade treeG he
70 ae II Wig sse II ta que,on Of T.
Of ChIca aeos weahicst hssa their hooa noae
ali Adea costing ~ high $GN. in locations not az
would pay Of houses ofcr far out BY
hoscars aa these are by steam you have
paid fors to yoaf. Or lots w be suld and payment
covered in ~ small amounts saving banks rceve
payment down. e. ASHLEY MEAHh5 ~ L1Sa1e-st-
Rasideuee, Ht9hwood.
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The Legislature.

BY private letter from Charleston We
are informed that the road law has passed
both Houses, Ian extract Of which would
have been published 10 this issue had We
received the copy Of the Bill mailed to US
Saturday aud now awaits the approval
Of the Governor to become o law. The
Capital question is being considerably agi-
tated aud the indications are strong that
an attempt at removal will be made, but
the friends of Charleston feel no appre'
hension as to the result. Legislation is
progressing finely aud by the final adjourn
ment on the 22d, a large amount Of bust
ness will have been perfected. The home
stead bill has also passed. 1t requires
parties, who wish to be protected from
debts contracted since the adoption Of the
present Constitution, to Clio declaration
Of their intention to avail themselves OfitS
benefits by the LIST Of March, 1874. Al.
ter that time no such declaration Gao have
q retroactive effect, but must take effect
from the time it is made.
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The Secretary Of War asks for s., OOO,'
900 to Ct out the navy. and place it on a
war footing.
Judge Underwood, Of Virginia. died
suddenly Of apoplexy at bis residence 10
Washington, on the night Of tue 7th'
The son Of Mr.. De Grei, Of IrOuton,
was among those who suffered death Oh the
Virgiuius.
The Wheeling mills are running on full
time, and paying cash to labOrers.
Gov NOyes is likely to receive the ap'
pointment to the Japanese Mission
The appointment Of Gedeon Ieisouriug
as Postmaster at Charleston, West Va,
has been confirmed by the Senate.
The Presidents message recommends the
admission Of Colorado Territory into the
Union as o State.
Charleston, W. Va, is asking Congress
for $3.50, 900 for the construction ola gov.
erument building at that place.
Rents have fallen in all Of our large
cities since the panic, and especially in
Chicago, where they have fallen about
thirty per cent. A good thing for the
poor
The grand total Of The indebtedness Of
Ohio, State and local, is $20, 2O9, 1876
There has been decrease 10 the State
debt, during the year, Of $4O7 ,544, aud
au increase 10 local debt Of 81, 552, 237.
On the 9th Of November, a little son
Of Andrew johnson Of Jackson, 0, while
going home from school, was shot and kill.
ed by a Mrs. AS TiIton, as he was 60.
ing across her farm, On her way to ;ail
she barely escaped mobbiDg
A difficulty occurred at PI0egroVe fur'
mace, near Ironton, Ohio, between two
men named Bruce and Noble, on last Sat
urday night, which terminated 10 the death
Of Bruce the next morning, be having been
nearly cut in two with knife 10 the hands
Of Noble,
St. Louis is very much exercised just now
by recent developments Of an immense
fraud, that has been carried on BY the sup.
erintendent Of tho sewers and street clean
ing. There have only been nine indict-
ments found agaius. him and more are cOu-
ing. 1t seems as il almost every city has
its "Tammauy," aud we don't envy them.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.


IN pursuance Of the provisions Of deed Of
l trust executed to me BY Youathless PulIin
and Olive Q. Pullin, his vile on The 9th day
Of October, 1863, 10 secure to James Il. Couch
and A. G. Waggener, partners under The name
and style Of Couch 4 Waggenner, the pay
ment Of bond bearing even date herewith
and payable twelve months after date, with
interest from date for The sum Of eight hund'
red and thirty.one dollars and fourteen cents,
executed by the said Youalhless Pullin, which
deed Of trust bears date October 9th, 1867
and is of Record in the Clerks Office Of The
County Court o. Mason County, West Virgin,
ia, in Trust Deed Book No, !, page,lS5, Gcpl
shall on the
Sd Day of January, 1874,
at the Front Door Of the Court House Of Ma
son county, West Virginia, proceed to sell Oy
way Of public auction for cash, the two tracts
Of land in SAID trust deed described, contain
ing together 81 acres 3 roods and IS poles,
The title to said land is believed to 6e good,
but selling as Trustee, | shall only make suca
title as is vested in me.
JOHN ". ENGLISH,
dec 4, 1S73-4w. Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE!

WHEREAS David Gates aud Rachel Gates
w his wife, by their deed Of trust, da!e2
the Goth day Of April, 1872, aud duly recotu'
ed in the County Clerks Office of Mason
County, West Virginia, in Trust Deed bGoS'
No. |, folios 5lS, &C., conveyed to the unneI'
signed, Trustee, James H. Couch, Jr,, the iO!'
lowing real estate in said County Of MasenI
and State Of West Virginia, to wit Beginning
at small hickory on point Of hill, thence ~
W. passing Robert Dabney's corler aS % pSinso
in all lO2 poles and II links 10 small Wn i,S
oak, southwest Of public road; thence WV.
same south l4o east 81 poles and Is LINKS 70
stake near small pine south Of road 'hel,S
south Go 30 east y poles to a small WIZ
oak south Of road; thence 400 80 east ~ pgss
to small white oak south Of road; thence 10y
east Al poles to q stake in road; thence sou'r
100 east l6 poles and 10 links to q STAKE n
north side Of road; thence south 3bo ca" .S
poles to stake In out line Of survey; lheD'o
with said line north $40 3O' east 80 poles 70
black oakS thence north 5lo 80 west lRb pore
10 the place Of beginning, containing n'Gsv
eight acres and two rods, which said deco =,
trust was made to secure the payment VI
certain NOE thepein described; and whereas
said note has become due and remains unPaIu
now therefore, notice is hereby given .l ,ss
the undersigned Trustee, at the request oil 'n'
legal holder Of said note, will on the
eth Day of December, 1878,
between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock P. NJ, ofthat day, at the front doGE =,
the Court House Of said County, proceed T.; -
sell the property above described at puU ,SS
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, lOr wv
purpose Of .atiViying said deed Of trust
JAMES H, COUCH. jR.,
nov. 27-Iv, Trustee
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The New York Times calls upon VIM
NJ. Tweed to write out all he knows ofthe
stealiugs Of bis regime 10 New York, aud
it promises 10 that event if be will tell the
truth and the whole truth, to use its iudu
onCo to obtain mitigation ofbis sentence
That is TWoefs best course, and ifhe does
it we look for the eight of many Of the
leading Republicans of the State. 1t is
not yet forgotten that the Tweed charter
for New York City, which permitted the
stealing, received the votes Of all the Re.
publican members Of the Legislature, al.
though opposed BY the party in The }, city;
1t will be interesting to know from Tweed
how that was done.
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The fifty murdered Americans on board
the Virgiuius we're not allowed any cOuu.
sell before the Military Commission, They
we're tried 10 their absence, and Of course
were not permitted to put in defense Of
any kind. The American Consul was not
notified Of the pending trial. Their SEN
teuce was read to them, and they were
executed tho same morning. Il this kind
of proceeding is any better than piracy up.
on the high seas, where the victims are
compelled to walk the plank, We should
like to know Wherein Is this the sort oil
trial that Spain guarantees to American
citizens under the treaty ofl795?
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

At RULES held in the Clerks Office Of tie
"A County Court Of Mason County Oh the
first Monday, in December, 1873.
William B. Porter, Charles D. RathbOne and
Charles G. Hale, partners doing business
un1er the firm name and style Of Porter,
Rathbone d Hale. vs..
The Crescent Coal aud Salt Company cor
poratiou. In Assumpsit and Attachment
The object Of this suit is to attach and sub.
ject The estate Of the defendant within the
county Of Mason, West Virginia, sufficient to
pay of the plaintiffs claim of sos, and the
costs Of this suit, And it appearing by aft.
daVit filed with the papers Of this cause, that
the Crescent Coal Company q corporation is
non resident Of the State Of West Virginia.
and that no person can be found in said coun.
ty OfMason, upon whom the process in this
cause could be legally served; it is ordered
that it do appear here within one month after
the first publication Of this order and do what
is necessary 10 protect its interest in this suit
Tese;--E. KlMDERLlNG, Clerk,
by Johu L, Timms, Deputy.
dec lS-iy
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Captain JovelIar has proclaimed that be
will render unwilling obedience TO the or
derS Of Spain for the surrender Of the Vir'
giniuS. He does not cOyet war with a
great Power without the assistance Of the
home Government, or 10 consequence Of
disObedienCe to the commands Of Spain =
He will therefore obey, and compel obedI'
cuce from his subjects. But it can not es'
cape notice that this is only smotberlo!g
the Gre; it /, not putting il out. Nor Will
this superficial compliance with the COM
mauds Of Spai1 place The the smolderlog
embers within the control Of the party. q
near neighbor, most TO be endangered by
the proximity Of The nuisance. JOv'IIar
may cry peace, peace, but there is no
peace 10 Cuba. CASTELAR, aud JoVeIIur
combined are impo!eut TO keep the peace
on that Island, or to control the HiSPano'
Cuban on the sea. The 6ve.year
old instruction will have received
new life from this affair Of the Vir.
giuius. Nothing but the iuterPosi!iOn Of
the strong arm Of this Government will
give peace 10 Cuba, to the seas about her
and to US. Enquirer.
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trustees Sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of The provisions Of deed Of
| trust, executed TO me BY J. B. Hope, on the
5th day Of April, 1873, to secure 10 John
Brown, the payment Of singls Bill, bearing
even date herewith, and payable Fix months
after date, with Interest from date for the sum
of 10000 (which deed Of trust bearing The
Jate Aforesaid, Is recorded in the Clerks Office
Of Mason County Court, West Virginia, in
Trust Deed Book, No. 9, page 70. shall on
the 10Th :daJ Of January, 1874. at the front
door Of lie Court House, Of Mason County,
West Virginia, proceed to sell by way Of Pub.
lie Auction, for cash, the tract Of land desert
bed in said Trust deed, containing 81 acres
Of land. The title Of said land, is said 10 be
good, but selling as trustee shall only make
such title as is vested in me.
"a. GUTHRIE, Trustee.
Lo. is-Av
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Gen. N. B. Forrest Of Confederate
fame as a cavalry officer, has rendered bis
services to Gen. Sherman 10 the event Of
war with Spain. Gen. Sherman replies
that he has referred his letter to the War
Department with the following endorse
mCnt
Respectfully referred to the Secreta'
ry ofWar for Gle. Among the hundreds
Of offers that come to me deem this
worthy of place among the archives to
await coming events. / regard N. B.
Forrest as one Of the most extraordinary
men developed by our civil war, and were
it left to me, in the event offs war requir'
ing cavalry, I would unhesitatiOgIy accept
bis services, and give him a prominent
place. l believe now be would fgh'
against our national enemies as vehement
y as he did against It's, and that is saying
enough. W, T. SHERMAN"
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Commissioners Notice!
MASON COUNTY COURT.
Joseph Rifle and Augustus B. Rifle,
vs..
KoOnrod Rifle, and others. In Ohancery.
Extract from the Decree.

at further ordered, adiudged and decreed
that this cause be referred to John E. Timms,
as Commissioner, 10 take, state and report an
account showing
LIST. The amount Of tie Indebtedness Of Geo.
Rifle, senior, deceased, what the plaintiffs, or
either Of them have paid showing the amount
each hos paid,
Cd, The portion Of said Indebtedness each
Of The parties TO wit: Augustus B. Rifle Sa
rah Rifle and Catherine Rifle should pay out
Of the estate devised to them, that is in pro-
portion to the amount each one receives.
Sd. What amount Of money each Of said
plaintiffs shall be required to pay 10 said Sar.
alb and Catherine Rifle, after deducting the
portion Of said Indebtedness said Sarah and
Catherine ought to pay, and the three dollars
devised by said George Rifle, ST., deceased,
to each Of his children, to.wit: Elizabeth, Ja.
cob, KoOnrod, Mary, George, Susan aud 10.
seph.
And this notice shall in all respects be co..
uivAlenL TO personal service"
Parties TO the above entitled cause will take
notice, that the undersigned, will as Commits.
sioner on Tuesday the 18th day Of January,
1873, at his Office in the Court House, in the
town Of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, pro,
coed to carry the provisions Of the above de.
cree into effect; and il from any cause the said
Commissioner should not complete his said
duties on that day, the same will be adj oumed
from day to day, and from time, at the same
place until completed
JOHN +, TIMMs, Commissioner.
SisSOn, Sol, Tdec. ll-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

The Secretary oil the Interior advises
the taking ola special census, 10 order
that The country on its approaching huud.
redih birth day may be known This ad.
vice Of the Secretary is emineDtly proper,
as by it tho progress Of the nation during
the FIRST hundred gears of its life will be
definitely asccrtained. This recommends
too is endorsed BY the President 10 bis
message, who also suggests the propriety
of tskiug our periodical ceususes at inter
walls Of Eve years instead Of ten as hereto.
fore. We believe this proposition Of the
President will DO very generally approved
The growth Of the country is so rapid that
iseemS necessary to shorten the intervals
between the times Of taking the census in
order that our actual status may always be
fairly represented.