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What Fire Crackers Did Out West on
tho FOuTIh.

PONTIAC, ILL, July 4.-The city Of
Pontiac was visited by a terrible conflA.
grafton, caused by the irrepressible fire,
cracker, involving loss Of over $4,000
The Ph0nix Hotel was totally destrOyed;
the Court House is in ruins; the records
are all saved. Union Block, the finest
business block in the city, consisting Of
seven brick stores, were all burned to the
ground, with their contents. The Pk@nix
Hotel was one oi the finest buildings ol
It's kind In the State. and is great loss
to the county. There was little insurance
upon any Of the buildings. a perfect
gale blew all day, which at one time
seemed to threaten the destruction oi the
entire city. No. 3 Bloomington steam
FIRE engine was telegraphedr and was
promptly on the ground, but too late 10
stop the ravsges Of the fire. The body Of
Thomas Burns has just been found In the
ruins OF phu1ix Hotel, charred mass.
IL aHL AT TOLEDO. PE3Egr
TOLEDO, O., July 4.-There was no re-
straint put upon the firing Of crackers,
firearms and similar explosives here To-
day, and the result was two fires, one
quite disastrous, and both Of which were
directly traceable to fre.crackers. The
first fire was q small affair, Destroying q
barn In the northern part Of the city. The
second occurred in tenement house on
the east side. Adjoining the house first
attacked by the flames were a, number Of
other small frame residences, which
speedily caught, and In a short time six
houses were totally destroyed and two
more nearly 90, The progress Of the
flames was 90 rapid that the occupants
were ableto save but little Of either fur.
niture or clothing, and number ol famI-
lies were stripped Of everything The
Losses will aggregate between $a5 900 and
$4,000. The insurance Is triflipg. The
UnderWriterS' Agency Of New York held
the only riikI which wasfor $500. 3
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Weather Report
~. ~ Wan DHPARrRARF,
WARRINGTON, y. o., July {. 300 y, 3



For the Middle States and Lower Lake
Region, partly cloudy weather, followed
BY local rains In Northern New York and
near the Lake Ontario, southeast 10 south.
west winds, high temperature and sta.
tionary or falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
fair weather ID the interior, threatening
weather near the Georgia and Florids
coasts, north or northeast winds, alipht
change In temperature and risIDg bsromne.
ter. LII = -
For the Cult States, partly cloudy and
continued warm weather, variable Winds,
high temperature and stationary bsromeI
ter east Of the Mississippi river
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
generally clear and very warm weather.
With variable winds, and but sllpht
changes In the barometer,
For the Upper Lake region and the
Northwest partly cloudy and continued
warm weather, with southeast 10 fouth.
west winds, stationary or falling barom.
eter and local rains during Tuesday,
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Injunction Dismissed.

CoLuxDus, July e-Judge Bingham
today dismissed the postoface Injunction
case on the ground that as the City Coun.
Gil had mot as yet passed an ordinance
authoriZing the United States Government
70 take possession Of the rooms In the new
City Hall building for a q poSt-
othce, the action. ofIthe city solicitor
WAb premature, Z ~ Nc-I y s.-T-.I- I,
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WASHINGTON.
MILITARY AsiIosMENr.


WAiRlE0roN, July 6.-The assignment
ol Gen. Howard 10 The command Of the
Department Of Columbia 10 In place Of
Gen. JEFF, @. Davis. Tho order relieving
Gen. Davis has not yet been Issued, and Il
g not stated to what point he will be or.
dered. .
The new District Commissioners have
been In secret session at the Arlington
Hotel all day.
THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION CON-.
.r MRNcRD.
Attorney General Williams to-day ap-
pointed A. G. Riddle, Assistant Attorney
General TO prosecute safe burglary case.
The new District Commissioners have
been In session ut the Arlington Hotel al
day, and have had before them ex. Gov.
Sheppard, B. L. Stanton, attorney for the
Commission, Comptroller Taylor, Of the
Treasury Department, ex.Comptroller
Baker, OF the late District Government
Sinking Fund, Commissioner Henry a.
Willard, formerly member Of the Board
OF Public Works, and others, with view
to making themselves familiar with the
true condition Of the affairs Of The late
District oi Columbia Government, in or
der that the work Of arranging them may
be commenced without delay.
POSTAL STAMPS, NUMBER AND VALUE.
The number Of ordered postal stamps
Issued to postmasters by the department
during the fiscal year ending June 30 was
6S2, ,7S3I 40; tho issues Tor the. previous
year were COL 9Sl SEQ; value oi stamps
issued in last fiscal year 23,827,0O0. In
addition to the above over 100000
official stamps were issued to the several
executive departments, not including pos.
tai cards or stamped envelopes. The to-
tai value Of all adhesive stamps issued
during the year was over $25.o00,0O0.
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THE TURF.
TIE FIRE. FOR ALL RACE

COLUMBUS, July e.-The free for all
trot oi the Columbus Driving Park AsSo.
citation, which was postponed on SAtur-
day on account Of darkness, was resumed
today. Red Cloud took the fourth heat
In e;s4t: Huntress second and Nettie
third. Nettie took the next two heat
and race In 225t and 2;27. Red Cloud
was second in thefltth and third In the
sixth heat. This completed The races for
this meeting. The meeting has been a
great succeSs financially, and furnished
excellent sport. :
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The BOOK Trndn onion.

PaLADeIPHIk; July 6.-The meeting
Of the American Book Trade Uuion on
July 2lst, at Putin. Bay, Lake Erie, will
doubtless be the largest gathering OF per.
sons interested In the book trade ever
held In the United States. Addresses will
be made by prominent authors. publish
ers and book sellers, and matters Of great
interest 10 the trade will be discussed.
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River NeRr.

There is no change in the condition Of
the river. The marks at the wharf last
evening indicated three feet two inches.
The Science departed for pArkersburp
on time. The MallIe Rsgsn will leave
for that place this morning.
The Tempest, Willie J. and Market Boy
are still running.
The Forest City has suspended opera
tions for the present, and Is now lying at
steubenville.
H [By Telenaph.l
PrTTsBURGH, July 6-River / foot 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. ,t
EVANSVILLE, July 8-Weather clear
Mercury 80 TO 9S. The river has fallen 8
inches, with 81 inches at Scuf ufflstown, 4
feet at Henderson and At feet at Shawnee.
town.. Down-Betlie Gilbert, Evansville,
Sandy, 1dlewild, Mary Ament. Up-B'
q. Cooke, Roberts, Rapidan No. 2. Busi.
ness very light.
CAIRO, July 6.-Arrived-PauIine Car.
roll, 81, Louis. Departed-City oil Vicks.
burg, 81. Louis. River falling. Weather
clear. Mercury 94.
LOUISVILLE, July 6-The river is still
falling with 0 feet IN the canal and . feet
In the chute. Weather very warm and
business dull. The large Henderson
packets are laid up. No arrivals or de-
partures except regular packets.
CINCINNATI, July G.-River 8 feet and
falling: Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, June 6-Arrived-Kinney,
Missouri river; 81. Geneyive, Vicksburp;
Dubuque, St. Paul. Departed-Red
Wing, St Paul; Grafton, Tennessee river;
u. Genev1ve, Peoria; johnson, Keokuk;
Chester, Memphis. River rising slowly.
Weather clear and very warm; mercury
over 100 deg, In the shade.
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Accidenls 10 Race Horses.

NRw YoaK, July 6-Iu the steeple
chase at Long Branch on Saturday j.
Donahue'S TammAny, after falling at the
hurdle, was remounted, but sooc iell
sgain heavily and died, Geo. Agree
Victor, which had ietlock broken,
jumped the last hurdle In the same race
and was soon afterwards Shot fo =
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PHILADELPHIA, July Con Saturday
evening a hurricane visited Salem, N. j.,
unrooang buildings, tearing up fruit treeS
and damaging the crops. Muliord's hay
house was entirely demolished, and Gum
d Hunts oil cloth factory was uuroored,
After the storm the streets were almosl
impossible from the presence OF broken
tree llmbs and other debris,
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suio,de WIN a ri Ru1Or, Z

ERIE, July e-John Hall, an old resi-.
dent OF this county, suicided on Saturday
by cutting his throat with q razor. he
had been sick some weeks, and was par.
tally deEanged. The body was found,
after long search, In field some distance
from the house, with two gAshes across
the throat, either OF which would have
heen fatal 7u
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NEW YORK CITY.
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST MAYOR HAVE
MEYER.

AASShROANNs A0A1NbT AA1Uh HAVE
MRYER.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Anolher consul.
tatioD was held Saturday night In the
rooms OF Assistant Attorney General
FAirchild, at the Hoffman House, by the
gentlemen representing Tammany Hall
and the reform associations which have
Joined their forces for the purpose o. pre-
venting the contamination Of the outrage
which they claim has been perpetrated by
the Mayor In the reappointment OF the
convicted Police Commissioners. Il was
decided to draw up and forward TO tho
governor the charges against the Mayor.
They claim that be has VIC ated
the law in resppointipg the Com.
missioners, and the Governor will
be requested 10 suspend him while
the charges arc being Investigated.
The documents are voluminous and re-
cite the case in detail with the law bear.
Ing on the subject Application Is to be
made on behalf ot the Assistant Attorney
General to the grand Jury to dsy for ad-
dtttonal indictments sgainSt Commission.
ers Charlick and Gardner. Commissioners
Dnryee and Dlsbecker have consulted
with counsel In regard TO the legality Of
the rcsppointment Of their former COL
leagues. and have positively declined to
take part In the reorganization oi the
Board until their doubts shall have been
relieved.
oRANaEMEN.
The 0faugemen will celebrate their
18th OF July festival this year by listenipg
to sermon by Rev Stephen q. Tying, jF.
DIED FROM HER INJURIES.
Mrs. Davis, who was employed In
Barnum's Hippodrome as lady rider, died
this mOrDlDg from injuries she received
by the fall other horse 10 q hurdle race q
few days ego.
MORMON EMIGRATION.
Five hundred MormoDs were among
tho emigrAn,s from Europe 10 day.
sRT ON FInE DY A ROMAN CANDLE.
A blazing ball from a Roman candle
entered the open window OF house on
De Kalb avenue, Brooklyn, Saturday
night, and upset lamp, setting FIRE TO the
house, which was burned, together with
a child Of the occupant.
A $4,000 FIRE-No INSURANCE.
steuben Bros oil factory, Brooklyn,
burned last night Loss $50. 600; no In
surance.
A DAERFUL CLIMATE.
The 7tmI publishes letter received
from Cape Coast Castle dated May 22d,
aud which In speaking Of the bAnelul In:
duence oi the climate there says that the
state Of the First West India Regiment Is
this: Since Sir Garnet Woolsey left, six
officers have died and nine have been In.
yalided home. 0ne European Sergeant
is dead and four have been invalided
home. Besides these the doctor has died
and one Central officer 10 dead and two
have been invalided and another Is going
by the next mail. -5......- = =
LIQUOR DEALERS UNION.
At a largely attended meeting Of The
Liquor Dealers Protective Association TO.
night 1t was resolved to hold State Con,
yrntion at an early day for the purpose
oI organizing q Liquor Dealers Union
throughout the States. 80
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, July 8.-Dispatches from
Spain state that General sa6alla, by virtue
Of his rank, should have succeeded Gen,
Tristany, dismissed, but Don Carlos ap-
pointed Gen. LIzarrags, q short time ago
reported dead, TO the vacant command,
and that ssballa 10 greatly disSatisfied, ,
and has announced his intention OF going
10 France.
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PEORIA, ILL.,, July 5.-Hon. T. @,
Moore, former Representative In the Leg.
islatute from this county and the frat
Internal Revenue Collector Of The old
Fifth District, died here yesterday morn.
ing. His funeral was largely attended,
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No doubt he rain oisatltdiy fell upon
the Just and unjust, but nevertheless 1t
fell in q very eccentric. manner. For In.
stance, ittell hero and at steubenville but
omitted Wellburg. II iell at Cumbsr.
land bat avoided FAlrviSw, Hancock
county. It fell, .: BellAire but beyond
Nets siding did not come down. ftl T
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Mr.. JoHs BnRop, Who has recently
been on.a'trip west ss'iAt as Iowa, tells
Us that the look Of the crops, Of all kinds,
avery ptomisiBg indeed in all the coun.
,.n,t a. oLtsl7 20 $4,000 sf-iz1stI
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Reports on the Condition Of the Cot
-s-- ton and Corn CE0ps. 49,

ISprGNAroLn, Ind, July 4GThs Na-
tioaa! Drop Rsporter, publishes crop inior-
nation today, Of which the following Is
q brief abstract: " % 3 fF-7t
"Returns from over 260counties in nine
Of the principal cotton States indicate, aa
compared withlaSt year, . decreased area
amounting 10 fifteen and ak tenths per
cent. The average stand IN the nine
States on June 18th was Q tribe more
than twelve per cent below the iull aver
age, and the general condition Of the plant
was very rapidly Improving.
Returns are also published from seven:
teen States, which produce annually over
three iourths oi the corn raised by the
United States. From these arc dc.
Quoted IN increase Of six and ak -tenthH
per cent In area planted In corn this sea.
son 90 comparedwith last year. This in,
crease Sggregatesin round numbers over
3 600, 900 acfeS. The stand and general
condition Of the growing corn on June II
was very good, and the outlook proms-
Ing 90 ...s
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J.W. PLATrENBURa, Esq, editor Of
the Hancock Courier, is stopping al. the,
McLure House. He gives an excellent
report Of the wheat crop in Hancock,
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LONGEVITY or IREEa-From an artl.
Gle by Elias Lewis, on tho Longevity Of
Trees, publlshed in the Popular Science
Monthly, NE learn the following facts Of
the greatest age Of trees: " o.
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TAXI company OF boys. chasing but.
teiaies, says cynical writer, put long.
tailed coats on the boys, and turn the
butterflies Into dollars, and you have the
panorama Of the world.
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A DprATcu from Baltimore to Father
SULLIVAN yesterday announced that
Bishop WHELAN had passed q painful
night Sunday night and was no better.
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SAVANNAH, July GA cyclone passed
over this city last night, tearing up trees
and unroofog the houses. The grand
stand at the lair grounds was destroyed.
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COLUMBUS, July CT. H. Ritter, Gen.
erAl Agent for the sale Of McCotmIck's
Reapers, had his pockets picked to-day
OF money and notes amNuntipg to {aIO
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A GENTLEMAN who was up at the
Buffalo Woolen Mills yesterday, tells us
that the proprietors expect to rebuild.
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KTLLRp on WE Fnnnrn

A son Of III. Platt, the poet, was go
badly injured on Saturday by the explo-
Blon oi gunpoWder contained In q vial
that he died In few moments.
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CINoINNATI.


CINCINNATI, July e.-The union coal
miners at New Strailsville, Ohio, ended
tho long strike there on Saturday by re.
turning to work In body.
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BYTELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By Western Union Line. .L
9mee Northwest cor uf Main and Monrpa Btn,
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IRELAND.

GREAT STRIKE m LINEN MILLS.
DUBLIN, July 8.-All the operatives In
the linen mills Of Belfast have struck.
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A general assortment Of orna-
E mental Iron Work.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
w sua1IoN'a GENmAL'a OYFT-H,
WAHnIAoIoH, D. G., July 1, 1914

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w suEGIoN's GENmAL'a OYFTr,I
WARRINGTON, D. G., July !, 1874.
An Army Medical Board will meet at NeW
York City. and sImilAr board At Ban Francisco,
on the 9th OF August next, ior the exam natl, n
OF candidates for admission into the Medical
stAG Of the. y. 3. Army.
Applications for permission 10 appear before
these Boards should be addressed 70 the s, DC.
tary OF War, through The Surgeon General, q. d.
Army.
T6e application must be in the hand nd.wr!tipR
OF tho candidate, aud must state the fall name,
residence, age, and date and place OF birth Can.
diaAtes must DO between 81 Gnd 3S years or are.
aud graduates OF . Medical College having
thorough and complete course Of medical e. ucS.
non=eVidsneS Of which must be submitted 10
the Board
Testimonials q. to character and quGiIaeatiunu
must DO furnished. .fys.5 ~ "A,
lfthe applicant has been in The medical ser.
vice OF the army the fact Bhonld DO sfAIe6 ana
In Gueh easts the limit OF age nay Be SxtsnSsd I
ubJeet to the decision Of tho sOcretsry on WSs
In each special case. "e-
No allowaneois made for travel or otbs, az.
penses Of persons undergoing exTmina Ion ~ n
Il an irtiiptnl!ble prertQplsite 10 app Iintnsns
jys-sSd sarROoa S: ets.tsi. =, HTtAsSES 4 Z aSsS5
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8 I . . II a n UY, OR SOUL
y CHAR4ING.""-HOw ether sex may
perton they choose instantly. This dmple men
tAl asquirement all can TosstsI, free, by mall,
fot y cents; together With Marriage Guide,
Egyptian Oracle. Dreams, Hints 70 Ladies'. A
qqsGt book: 10000 sold. AddrIs T. VIII
LIAM Ian = CO., Publishers, Philadelphia.
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LIQUOR pEALRRs UNION

At largely attended meeting Of the
Liquor Dealers Protective Association TO.
night 1t was resolved to hold q State Con.
yention at an early day for the purpose
ol organizing Liquor Dealers Union
throughout the States. -
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were as follows: Masonry-James An
nrews. Pittsburgh, Pa; superstructure-
The Keyatone' Bridge Company, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Eastern Approach-1'he Bal
tim0re Bridge Co., Baltimore, Nd; tun.
nel-James Andrews, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and 8. Kramks, St. Louis, Mo-; iron and
steel-The Midvale Steel Co.
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were Messrs. Jameson, Smith & Coltlng,
Of New York, who, after St. Louis and
New York capitalists had taken large
amount Of stock (the latter $1,000, ,000)
placed the mortgage bonds 10 London
through Messrs. ]. 8. Morgan & &c.
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during the work, including tho twelve
from. caisson disease. Nine men were
killed on the piers, and one on the super.
structure. All Of these lives were lost
through the carelessness Of their owners,
as nothing connected with the machinery
or staging broke, gave way, or proved de.
iective. The working force was 1000
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THE ESTIMATED ANNUAL INCOME

Of the bridge Is placed at $1,000 900,
which In thirty years should pay of the
bonds, The sources Of revenue beside
the twelve railroads centeripg at the city
are the teams from the eastern shore with
coal, -four, produce. ETC., and pleasure and
buSlnesa traffic. Fifty thousand teams
have hitherto crossed at the ferries annu.
ally, besides coal,vans carrying 900,
tons of coal, 80 that tho estimate OF in
comes Is not considered out ot the way.
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the railways curve of to the north and
south, Immediately alter crossing the last
one Of the stone arches, and with do.
scending grade Of one foot 10 hundred,
extending about 5000 feet, and supported
on iron tfestle work part Of the way,
reach the grade Of the railways on the
Illinois side. The carriage road descends
with grade OF five feet In hundred, i'm.
mediatelY after the railway tracks curve
away from the bridge. =
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Al PARKROH,N.Y.
or soUL

.7Jsa Qset
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TUR COST.

1t will be long time ere an accurate
statement OF the cost of the bridge can be
given. Col. Fladd gave the following as
approxlmating very nearly 10 tho exact
expenditure for the bridge:
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WHEELING WAGON AND CARRIAGE co.
ny:S.w ARTHUR LITTLE, Prest.

AbrlvO man may suffer pain, when raIst.d
upon himself, heroieally; but he N TlI'I' -
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aug lSst

I'M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED states'
for the Western District OF Virginia.
VIM. c. Morgan, surviving partner OF Me s.
Buck & Co.., citizen OF the State OF fehhss iV'"'
Conlpiainants. IN, Uor-rrv
Against, IN EQulIfc1 prrs, d.
s. r. Aiiebaugh, Administrator OF A. e. Bryan DE-
ceased and James Kenney Trastee, ana othefs' he-
spondents. a.
EXTRACT FROM DECREE OF AUGUST 4TH, 1874.
"Ordered that VIM. ]. Points, proceed TO take tiie
following accounts. .4fA n BRYAN
deceased. :. +o,;,r oaid ac-
Ard The real estate of the late A. c. Bryan, nrst
liable for plaintiff ) debt and III WhoSe Poss0s'Ao'
and under what claim. - ~, cold IN
an How much land will be necessary TO DE solo 70
meet plaintiffs debt, (as near as may pei; 4
5fb The amount of plaintiffs debt and interest,".
9Th. Any other fact deemed important ny eie oonA-
Reasonable notice of taking TINS accouil. stia ue
given in the Valley Virginian pubhsneo at otaun
ton in lieu of personal service.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE -
HARRISONBURG, VA. August l@til' 1oi4'
To VIM C. Morgan, Plaintiff. s. r. AllebauSh, jas
Kenney and any creditor of A. G. Bryan deceased
or other party interested in said a. e. Bryan eSI'e
You are hereby notified that have liked upon
SATURDAY the 18th day of SEPT, 1874 at my Office III
Harrisonburg Va. if fair. if not, the next lair DAY
thereafter Sunday excepted TO take me accounts ~
directed by decree of the Circuit Court OF the u . lot
the Western District of Virginia, rendered on the
4th day of August, 1874. in suit in Chancefy oe-
nending in said Court between VIM c. Morgan, sur
viying Plaintiff, A. G. BfyanS AdnlHlstfaIor
and others, Defendants -
Al which time and place you and eacn OF you are
renIIired to attend. Given under my hand as com
missioner in chancery. the day and year aforesaid
WEI. J. POINTS, Com'r
j. T. Harris, p.q. aug lo-4C