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Hon. O. .. Camden,

This gentleman arrived incur town
on Wednesday evening, the 2lst inst.
aud stopped al tho Virginia House.
he was called upon by most Of our
Democratic friends and congratulated
for the able services rendered tho Dem.
ocratic party III the late contest. La.
ter in The evening the Cornet Band
serensded the Judge, WIN being call
ed for, appeared on the steps Of the
hotel aud made an able and Interesting
speech, vindisa,ipg in on able manner
the course of,hc Democratic party siuoe
it came into power in West Virginia,
and in a mastery manner exposed the
acts ofthe Radical party. both in State
and Nation. TO say that the speech
was well received. was only to be
judged by the deafening sounds Of ap-
.plausc which followed.
No Democrat in the State worked
harder for The .uecess of the Democrat.
ic party 10 the late contest. and re.
cicyed more abuse from the Radical
party than the Hon. G D. Camden,
We always like the Democrat that
Radicals abuse, as II shows they are
tue metal.-Phaippi Piaind.aier.
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Politics.

"lop," the spicy correspondent III
tbs county, Of the lIh..Iiny Resi,tsr
in recsut latter. says:
Place your boosters carefully back
upon the porch. where 10 silently they
slumbercd, Lo! for many years Re,
sume your quiesoeut state. aud conteu
yourself with loaded type. as you are
but an amatuer In the Use OF ROo,,e.
We have the fact fully demonstrated ID
the history Of our coqntry, never wa
tLere tueh Q rebuke administered /,
party power. us by the late elections
Itt tue Democratic party from III,
same, learn lessons Of wisdom. wsi
we'll pleased with the leader in the H.
teliiStneer Of the 9th, (hsye lSid Il
away. How philosOphically DO accept.
cd tue defeat, clothed ii language
worthy oftho head that coined The sen.
fences, he designa,ed truthfully the
causes leading to defeat, which long
since vas known would bring about
so disastrous results to bis party. The
causes a.cribed being wtathIuIly pour.
cd into his acoustic aPpcudages Saily
by the REGISTER, warning hin aud bis
party Of dauger; yea, humiliation,
Yet the Irtelligeneer knowing all this,
Atiaed, yea, bottled. himself, or was
bottled by The party, aud forced to
di.pluy on discordant strings by the
par,y.lssb. Election over, Richard /,
himself ,gain--lesdor Of The 9th. |.
The worthy. sensible editor IN his "a.
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The Republican Party in consrt,u

10 the year 1859, the Republican
party osia,ued majority Of one in tn;
House OF Representatives. and elected
Aon. Wu Pennington us Speasrr
This was heir frat success 10 nations
pif4iFs; aud it was gaiued il 1855
BE; in tue next election. 10 1860
tu-S sccurrd laajarity III the HouN
ii 50; in 1862 obey had - msjoriy
III 1864 they had 0s majority; it
1866 they toIled up 1870 m,joriiy /; Il
1858 ley bad 80 majority: III 1871
rheg had 81 majority: in 1879 the
Iioried IL the pbundaut majority Q
LOO. .iadthsu eamc Gun turn, lh
iew HUu'O of Representatives Whiel
=onvrnes on the 18th Of March next
Is Ucmoeratia BY 60 majority. Th
orirf nSuEls here given OF the the ii,
aud fall Of The Republican party, vii
,hpE how sweeping was the result I
the October and November election,
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TNEDEgggRNIg
M0mNuA Nss.gS
> ALWAYS 80.

There is sOmc hing pkiH 10 nialis
nant, yiru.eat iuPuirusc Tiiteh breASs
out u some itGs ta.t S.usuip lou,
when the tine arrive ia representative
governments tbst Ihcr 'urptnUOp" be 4
comes the "sdpini,lratioDg fairy
While il oppSrilIuH these saetea
individual. rgsrd say expression III
opinion on public aEliEs in support d.
I!sir powyrless patty as uuw,e, IL
discreet, lupoliIic. Wlti Ilsss sud-
Nidqlls then ''Ihu post VI hvpQr Is tbs
private station
l'bty ronu frOu participation. u
FeiusO to be prOmiusu, in tue effort. Oi
their purity for its vny existence
They decm ipseIion tho safest policy
They arc SO ppdemOnslraliyo that il i,
doubtful il they would reject oyrrtares
FROM the patty in power ~ btcomt
conservative pllies.
Ye. the moment tho telegraph wire.
announce Democratic yiriory. these
very men rush into tho public street,
for the rewards for party fidelity
They arc then ready to shOV why il
ms, bow il VAS they we're neither
contributors Of labor. means, Devotion,
adherence, uor fidelity to tisIr party IL
is day OF tialS,
Like the guests who were tillen to
tho "n,rriago feast" they had excuses
,ba. their places we're lillsd with better,
iruer. more deserving mon. It is al.
ways 10. llhas now become ridisu.
Ions, Whcp bptarp Il vas pi.iahls.
Try every man who nov PROCESSES
to be Of the Democratic party by The
scvcrrs. test Of fidelity in the dark
days Of its late history,
Let the cunning, tho envardly apos.
tate. as we'll as the reluctant, the I'M
Hilling, and those who by their mig
garlly support we're the most insidi
Gus enemies Of tue Democracy, learn
that 10 its triunph they have neither
LOT nor part.
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Al ,he ;nh;la,ion In Colrmb,s OL;o
ovsr ,hs ,;o,orv Goys.n"r W.;iI;sn'
ALL, sSa,s..sS III, nsonls :. s,lI"~. !.
"Ibom, sss val! Nh s,o . U',,n
mi. ,,ns atom. md n,Js b,;sf Ts ss VII
a, ,hs oncn;ns N ,ha r.ssn, ub;e n.,,,'
n,;sn Ths main n.r, ~ ~, go s. s
.ssn,,aSsd IL ,,ir;,,. - ' ,hS , ~"
~ ssnr,;.iIs n e.. !so,,n,s. r., P =,
the ssssmblsa m.s.c. !so,as ;l.s If ~
orioin ntoStrss and 'I ssryiSs. A If # , ,Is
.,ss, D.p,ncracv If tho Iin;on
Th,, nnr,. ~. h,s"d nnnn ,,;no;,,.
and asi,,st.d h. n ,ni,it Of ;n.,irs ~ m
man and !, ~ ,,,sr...sr: Isl;s,sd
,b.t tho ro"n,sr Ssns,,,iou hor,
.;noo ,ho ns,,v e. er,.n;y,J ,hnn,J
baSs ' 'r i;,;I. ;'iss ~ sha, H. Ua.'
10 w,s Nsysr .;n,o human soi,,,.
,y,s nrs,ni,sd he. ,bS,c bSsa or,,,n;,,;,
any InSy If man IN INV sss r. any
eonniry' ar far sos r,,t,oss ' mara ~.
bIs mora disiners,,i,l mr.. hnnors.
lio in H. d.s;Sss ,hS,, III" cand nld
Dom 'crscv al ,hs limited S,,,s.
fAnnlsnss Iloi'I ,on how ,b,, ns,,,
bapppsnsd 10 /. di.niscs5 ffo% nave;
Ahsr cn;ov;nr ,ln mi n,nsnr. ~ ,hs
na,;np'. con6,IsncS n, ,irts rS,r. ~ /,
S;viS.,l ia own rSnt. M. ;Sa vim.
of ,bo n,r,v di.,rrs,J and ssn, r
a. tbs Prs:ide"Iisi SIso,ion ma mad.
III. cba.m ,Stnn"h wSi"S i. ~" sa,sr. se
,;s. ms,ShsS ne ,oSsr TIS nar,,
nave, cb.nS.d II, Pv NAM: bts,, p !,
ho,s n na.ns oT h"n"r +, nsv.r
ebsnred lie pfineirls. bec,a,. ibsv
we're based On eternal truth, nnsn
Thisb III socisIv Sbiob ia isstinv md
endur,nr nu,, b b,,cj.
Now, When / was speaking her. Eve
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.@Aaaaa@g'a

SS2GSS&3S y
8 Tons Of Iron, all sizes and kinds. F;
Ar oaALF1Sr's-6O Kegs Nails, all
A. Cd cliAp4sr.-l5o bq.Ael, Field
Ar CuALr4sT's-Ths celebrated Water
DraWer,
Ar CuALrAST's-Buckey and Hook
ing Corn Shelter.
Al cuILrAST's-The PiItsburg Iron
PlOws,
AT CaALrAST's-The Ohio cultiyatOr,
Ar CuAtrASr's-BuckeS ana Ames
Cider Mills.
Ar onaLr4sr's-Nutts. Bolts, Open
Links aud Hinges by weight,
AT CuALTISr's-Rurmer'i Straw and
Corn Cutters,
Ar CuALTlSTs-6O Boxes Window
Glass aud Putty,
AT CuALFASr's-BOriug Machines and
Carpenters Tools,
AT ClALvAsT's-Copper, Brass aad
Porcelain lined Kettles,
Ar GuALFAsFs-Sh oenaker's Tools
and Suudrirs,
A. Chayants- Dlacksmith's Tools,
40 Chalfdnts-A fne line OF Cutlery,
oil Kinds,
II ChqDapfs-25u School States, as.
sorted sizes,
At G6aymfs-who keeps frs,.elas.
hardware Store.
AtChaJaats-l barrel each, Mineral
At Chdyalfs-Lsmps, Lanterns and
ChandaliGrs,
Al Chayanfs-Paiuts, Oils, Dye
slufTs, and Pure Fish Oil,
Paint aud oehre,
You can gas anything you want IL
tha. line.
You can get a good Rifle or sho'
| You can get a good Pistol or Gun
Trimmings.
You saa gss. edaa.'opo or replace
a lost Key.
You can get Brushes Of al kind 5,
Lime aud Cement.
You can get a Wood Mower, Rake,
or simple Open Link.
You eau get Blasting Powder, Fuse,
Lead aud Caps.
You can get Pillow Points, Mould
Boards and Stoves.
You eau get 10 cent cakes Of SOAP
for S cts, good Syrup IS cts.
The best Tobacco one. third OF from
any prices charged in town.
Tue best Y. II. Tea at what I paid
for il 0Octs per ID.
I wish to relinquish the Grocery
busiuc" and stick to my flegitimat,
trade, and build DIP in your midst wha
i.rcquired- a Fini Clas Rardppr.
Store. Yet | am compelled to dabble
III goods out Of my liuo, As other iner.
chants dabble ia my legitimate trade.
AN making such arrangements as TO Gu
able me to supply you with domestic
goods at lower rates than YOU have ever
bought them.
cannO. be unders0ld eanno! bar.
ter aud trade for customers.
/ cannot conseu. to sell my goods Oh
IL months time.
can and do consent to sell goods at
tho lowest prices.
l can and do say none can undsrsell
me legitimately.
lean and do say l warrant anything
sold BY me. J,
Ivillhsre say to the people Of Lewis.
you know me-lst my past record 10
The Drug trade be your guide in deal.
ing with me 10 my new line, l will
.s0Op to no sophis;ry to gain custom.
| am thankful (no. 10 an empty seuse)
to the people Tor the past. and assure
them am as ever, Yours, g.,
FRANK M. CHALFANT,
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Notice 10 Creditors.

10 lie tfeditOri q NOmai .Va,phy,
deceased:
In Pursuance Of a decree oil The County
Court Of GlllneF county, made In \ cause
herein pendlug, 10 subject tie real estate oil
he said Thomas Murphy 10 the payment oil
his debts, you arc required 10 present your
diin. against the said Thomas Murphy, for
luudlcation, 10 Nelson N. Bennett, Com.
missioner, at bic Office In GltavlIle, Ia said
county, on or before The 10th day OfDseem,
hr, 1874.
Wilue,,, Harrison Gain, Clark Of said
Court, ihl. % day Of November, 1873.
HARRISON CAIN. clstf.
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TINS Official returns from the three
Congressional Districts Of this State
give Wilson a majority Of lGS over
GOfF 10 the First District. Faulkner
ha, n,jOri,y Of 1886 in the Second
District, aud Hereford leads Wi,cAer
5T7p in the Third District.
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TnE first thing tho Democratic Hou,e
Of Representatives will do. will DO to
appoint some half dozen committees to
probe and report upon the various jobs,
abuses, etc., that haYe disgrased that
body for some years past.
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IoEit Stands.

We present below a list Of tho yari,
Gus States and Territories voting 10
1874 for Congressman, with their
present political status. The reader
will at once discover that not one grain
OfpOuder was wasted 10 rejoicing over
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rho Next House Of ReprsI,a,atir.

There are quite number of ioab.
ful Congressional Districts. but We
venture to suggest that the followin.
isble, showing The political complexion
Of the next House, will NJ, be msisei,
ally wrong, Hero are tue figures;
Rad, Dem, md
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The pIan VINO neat muller.

Charles 7 el'lomp.on. who hiss risen
IN an hour" rs it were. frnm tho hum
Ile practitioner at the Essex bar. to a
public character wlu.e nums is nus u
household Sord throughout the coun.
Try, isa man Of line personal appear.
Ance He is rather above the medium
height, lus large, full bead. a keen
eye, aud wears u light sandy muus.
iachc and side whiskers. lie Is about
Il years ofuse, Though looking young.
rr than that, lie Is a man Of great
personal popularity. having nnny
friends add few il any. enemies.
Among the brethren Of tue Essex bar
lie goes by the familiar name Of "Char.
ley" He resides aud practices Law at
Gloucester, where lie went in 1857
llr. Thompson stands at the head Of
lis profession in Essex county, aud il
ID every way 40 able man mau WIN
till honor the Essex district and Il
nan against whose public or private
lie not even the public llanderer who
hught him dared say one word. .-Bo,.
,on Herald,
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10 this count We omi, the State 0
Michigan, There We made heAy,
gaius; but the Congressional deltsl
ton stands 5 Republicans. 9 Demo
Gratis Bnd 9 independents. The Re
publiGans mOurniully cOntede that
these independents will act with III,
Democrats; 70 that The delegation
tom Michigan may be call d a tie.
Tho reader will al.o readily per
eeiye how the States Of South Giro
iua, Florida AID Mississippi we're car
rird by tue Republicans. These State,
are AfrieaMi:ed; aud some Of the Cou
grc.sulrn elected are negro s
To all tue comfort the lads cat
gain from such victories. they ARE vel
came.
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sps NePupI'csp party " ne:s 'rs,u'
w. ~ pun VI sense ~ suvi' ~ a s.s'so,
eOPy isaauE y m .u0 O,a, 5..,, avS l.,
's'su ~ \, " ~ HS n.y.. n S ,Ss'
-, a ~, 49,. pA' 80 49, ns.
slec.eu ~ SVUs.ss' gs'i A'-' Nv,
puy''ssu ~ -;,i ,'.,. .oa,'S
m'tes rsV'VH.ls ' no S;ra,Si
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q aOURlLAMP DEPARTMENT.
Is large. and We sell at wholesale aud relai
ne shall receive constantly new supplies d
LAMPS, CElISlNEYs, 60. and vii dupli,
cate free OffrcigLis any bill Of Lamps pur,
chased in Wheeling.
; E1- CHURCHES SUPPLIED AT COST
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FRANK M. CHALFANT,
WEST va. UNIVERSITY

Full instructions, under able and expert
ensed Professors, in different Departments
Literary, Scientific, Agricultural, Rhrineer.:
log, Military, and Preparatory. Pratiieal
Telegraphy and Vocal Music have recently
been added An excellent Library, and
fine supply 0fApparatuI. Large collections
Of Geology, MinttaloPy, ConshOlogy, and
Paleontology. Expenses moderate. Terms
SSg,n Eall, Sept. 81 Winter, Dec. 2 !
ALEX. MARTIN. President,
Morguntown, W. Va.
Margantown, Au, u,t 20. 1874.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Conul,slOsEn'. OrrlcE,

Circuit COut L.tris County,
lows OF WksrOs, Nov. 10, 1874.
Mary MtQuain, George j MsQuaiu,
Julia Aun McQualn, Albert Nc.
Quaiu, aud Thomas A hlcQuaiu,
infants, by their next friend. Ma.
than .Rexrosd,
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Iris said that Judge Jerry Black
will be tue United States Senator elect
from lpennsylyani.. ilOraiio Seymour
frou New York, add Charles lrsnci.
Adaius from Siasachu,et.s. These are
al able men Of the tirtl class, and
thsir election will greatly Improve tue
intellectual character Of the United
State Seuates,
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AT Scranton, Pa. there is a Welsh
newspaper printed, which Is Radical
in is prorliyiIiGs. On tho recent
Democratic victories it remarks 10 az
editorial that:
"Cyprawpu Cynopledd Ddemocrats
Idallhen, un glitch, neddym OF ~ &c =
Now that may be all right. but then
We think that when party is beaten.
its no use TO get mad aud call hard
.names.
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John W Wilson, administrator Of the
estate VI john $ Anderson, decd,
Thomas lIexroad, Elenor MrQuaiu,
md William q MrJ)nhin


The parties In The above nAmed eaule will
take u6tise that III pursuance OF the various
orders Of reference htrttul0t made Ia tue
above named cause by the circuit court .Oi
Lewis county, requiring a commissioner VI
said court ~ state aud settle the Adminlslra.
ton accounts Of tue late John s. Anderson,
as administrator VI Alexander McQualn, Dc.
ceased, including any payments niudt by
said John 5. Anderson, ID hiSllielime 10 the
widow Of Alexander MrQaain, or any uIlhe
distributes Of hls ea,siei 10 state aud settle
tie administration account OF John ". VII.
son, as administrator Of the estate OF John
$. Anderson, deceased 10 audit, state and
settle ihs administration account Of Nathan
krxtoad, Us administrator debOnls non OF
Alexander uvQuain, deceased, &c.
The undersigned, commissioner oil tAid
court, will pTUeetd, my said Office, on The
4tli day Vi January, 1915, 10 execute aid u.
ders Of reference, aud will Ii necessary, con.
tinOe tue Aus IRON day 10 day un,ll com.
Plsitd.
" G B,nu'lt, p Nov %, ls74-4v
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State Of IYsh Nirsiaia. ID.
7 COMMISSIONERS UTrIcE
CiEculr CouEr LEWIS Co.,
Tows'or wxsroS,

November II, 1874.
Charles D. Hall, administrator with The will
annexed ofWm. =. Raymond, deceased,
and Joseph llutehlioa,
Robert S. NeCray, Charles W. Scot, and
Eliza, hiI vile, Wesley BOggg aud Rebec-
CT D., his wife, J. W. heayhsf, Sheriti, nsd
administrator OF Robert NeCnly deceased,
Thomas l. NrCray, lfn. q. MeUtay, Sa.
niantha S. ueUray, VIM. W. llutchisou
aud Indiana j., bis Wils, Henry II. Cutlip
aud Lusy, his wife, Charles Is. MeCfay,
VIM u. Berry and Hannah L., his vile,
Sarah Whiting, H,An D. McCray, Joseph
q. AeCtay, Berjami Conrad aud Mary,
his wife, JeSse JUrdon aud, Margaret, ili
wife, Robert L. AtUray, Minor Ii. NeCray,
Jonathan U. AeCtag, William MeGfAy,
ktnOry NeCray, by Nm. Il. Bryne, Bis
guardian I'D lIietn, and Gideon d. Gam.
drn.
The parties 10 the above named cause will
take notice, that ID pursuance Vi M order
VI the Circuit Court VI Lewis county, tnads
hl It's Sep,enbtr term 1874, relerrius said
tau,e " Il commissioner VI said COuri, with
the tJliV"ins objects lU'wit:
LU ASCERTAIN aud report all debts against
Robert AeCFay's estate, with their priuri-
ties; whslhrr any PrtsOaal assets eycs went
iutu tue hAudS Vi ]. ". Heavier, his ad.
minlSlfAtor, AID II 50 10 settle hiI accounts
whether Robert Etyiu has auy lieu lot put.
chase luoney Ia tue nioiety VI the tract VI
1876 acies Of land In ihe amended bill men,
,iVntd conveyed by said Erviu 10 I,otert
MeGay, aud II 80, the amount thereof.
Aud whether tue trart VI l42l acres con.
yeysd by itobert MeUtay to Eyan.D. MeCray
on tie lUth Of UriUber, lsJB, was as an I'D.
yanrrnenI " said Evan D.. MrCray, aud III
", lis value al the lime Of such conveyance;
Ani any other mailer deemed pertinent by
ths Commissioner, OF being periIneal tue
parties ulay leiuile.
The undsniSutd, as such Conminionrr,
will proceed, al his said Office, on tue 18th
day OfUrCeHiber, 1874, to execute said order
OIL Reference, aud will continue the same, II
atressary, from day 10 day until completed.
U. j BUTCHER, Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate
Franklin Maxwell, executor Of Lew Max
well, deesased,
Eliss simnOn'I heirs;
and
wn. II. wargy
Iiast IYagEy aLi
d. N. nos.ttI
Isaac waEsy .thj
Margaret wagsY
Isaae waggy ct al.
~ cHlScKAY,
In pursuance Of joint decree catered I,
the above ndtntd causes by the CireuI. Courl
Of Lewis county, on The 7th day o fSepteu
Der, 1874, the Undersigned Commissioner
appointed for the purpose, will proceed Of
the lat day ofthe December ter u 1874, d
the County Court Of Lewis county, at ,hr
front door ofthe Court House Of said eoun,
~, TO sell at public auction, to the highes
bidder, upon credit OF Six, twelve aut
eighteen month";,
100 ACRES OF LAND,
ying on the waters Of Polk Creek, about
mil from Weston, adjoining lands o.
William Waggy, aud known AZ tho Sim
mons place.
And will also proceed, on The FIRST day o
The December term 1874 ofihe County Cour
Of Gilmer county, at tue front door Of Ii,
Court House Of said county, 10 sell at publ,
auction, TO the highest bidder, upon a creti
ofslx, twelve and eighteen months, n
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
10 said eouaty Of Gilmer, situate on III,
Sand Fork Of The Little KanAwhA, known
as the Battsa's Mill Property, and contain,
Ing about
G29 ACRES.
The purchasers Of thess two several tract,
Of land will he required to execute ,heiI
bonds bearing interest IRON date, with good
personal security for tue payment Of the
respective ini.GlmentS Of purchase money,
WIN. Il LIVELY,
W. G. BENNETT.
noy24W Commissioners.
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Notice to Creditors
Charlie, D. Hall, administrator with the will
annexed Of ". p. liaynond, deceased,
and Joseph llrtshisOa,
The representatives and estate, of James
NcCray and Robert Nc Cay, deceased.
III cHAkcERY.
70 The Creditors Of Robert NCray,
ieceased.
In pursuance Of decree Of the cireui,
Court OF the county Of Lewis, made Ia tue
above named cause therein pending 10 subject
the real estate Of the said Robert lIeCrAy 10
the payment VI his debit, rou arc required 10
pteteht your claims against the said Robert
NeCray, for adjudication, TO O. y. Butcher,
Commissioner, at bis ollieein the said county,
on or beiUre tie 29th day ofDeeembtr, 1874.
Witness, W. II. Byrne, Clerk Of ,Aid
Court, this lith day olNoYenber, 1914.
W. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
II. BrannOn pq noy2S4W
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
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The object Of this suit Is TO attach and OBJ.
tain decree Of tue said Court 10 sell certain
lands conveyed TO tue defendant by one
John Botlanl Finley aud Jane u, his wife,
by deed Of tue s!h Of June, 1874, recorded Ii
the Clerks Office Of Webster county, 10 sat.
isiy tile demand Of the plalnur htteln for
four thousand eisht hundred and 4 " dol.
lars, on five protested bills oil exchange.
Aud II appealing BY affidavit 6led In this
cause that The defendant u q non.ipIlient Of
this SiAtt, II Is ordered that The said defend.
ant do appear here within cue month from
tue date Of The hnt publication hereof aud
do what 10 necessary 10 protect bis intetest
herein. TeIts
B. U. CONRAD, Clerk.
s.otss 4 Thompson pa; nOSl64tI
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Total, ia 17e
Democratic maority, Sc.