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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
DISAPPEARANCE OF A Young LADY,
N;ss Jauro II Nourse of No, 243 East Nine

Miss Laura II. NOurse of No. 243 East Nine
teonths mysterIously disappeared on "Wednesday alter
noon and has since been seen She is described az vi
very slight figure below the medium night regular Tea
lures fair complexion light hair, blushgray eyes, small
feet and hands She dressed In black sacque "'h
gray cloth basque underneath black SKIRT, large pro"h
cloth MANTLE Iiuged crimson scarf OF knitted SILK ias
tened with an ivory pm representing shear OF wheat
She was last seen in the vicinity OF Thrdave anu Nc
feminist Mrs C. g. Nonrse, her mother ana her
stated last night that when last seen Miss Nourse wa" III
unusually good spirits. They stated that the missing
Girl left home about O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
and went 10 little fancy goods store on IhrdaVe near
Nineteenth-st, where she made some purchases soon
afterward she was seen Nineteenthst, Walking
toward F0urthave Tus was the last that was seen oi
her. as far as can he sscertaned. Her hlends
stated that her mind sanity had never Deeh
affected in any way She 20 years Of but locks three
wears older She il related to several or the most re-
suecable and wellkn families in this clty Inc leia
nj a and friends OF Miss NOurse are utterly at loss 10
account for her disappearance. They do not mVri or
moment they say that sue has committed sucue me
search for the missing lady Is being p4Neeeu'eu
with tho greatest ylgor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
TIE NIEDER or GBALDUIN.
TRIAL or MICHAEL FINNELL-THE CASE GIVEN TO
TIE JURY.

TRIAL or MICHAEL fiNNEiL-IHE CASE G1NEN 10
THE JURY.
The trial Of Michael Fmnell, for the murder
6tslwaId O BALDWIN, begun yesterday IN the Court
Of over and Teriuucr, before Judge Barrett. jury
was obtained ia mr.. Tho facts conceded are
that F.nncu and O'Bsllvn were partners N IL liquor
stDie nj No. ~ West -. OBaldwin had concluded
20 sever the partnership aud the evening OF sept p
1879 went to their store; they withdrew Ia back room
there was loud talk pistol shots were heard,
ad those the bnrroom rushed in and found O'liaiwn,
with the pistol his hand, which they took from him.
= rugeug with Fmnell. Fmneu then Escaped, and
O'Eaiwin died about 20 hours after the alteration.
The evidence was In general that given before the Cor
oucr's Jury Joseph Cassidy In whose house Otldwin
died testified tiat Tuesday Olaldwln told him he
was going To DE He SAID he called Fune into the back
room and said hc going out of the business. but
would lnd man 10 put In $500 $500. Finnell
tlen drew pistol and shot at him twice.
Police Captain Charles Mcdonnell testified that two days
after the shooting Fipnelk into the statoEhouse
ana gave himself mp saying he had 10 give himself
up for shooting his partner Oaldwin. who had struck
him. He and O'Baldwn IN tie private room.
Samuel called Tor tie defense testified Ia hear
ing O'Baldwin In the back trea to KIN Fnuel
F.nnell himself sled hat he aud O'Baldwn
tie back rOon o. Baldwin charged hm with tell
ing lies about him. aud alter few angry words, can ht
hun by the aud said, " | VIII XIII you any how "
O'Bad in then struck him. lie could not get OUT for
O'Baidwln had his ba' To ia, door. As OBadwln ad
yaHcrd Ia strike him Il second time, he frcd. 49,
The summed ny by Mr.. Spencer and Mr..
Phelps and judge Barrett very briefly charged the jury
which Ieti I'd NJ 0:3C r. m.
AtI2:5O D. H. the Jury were sent for by Judge Barrett
and report d that they had not agreed anu tat there
possibility OF agreement. The ny then retired
Al 2:l0 they were locked up for tho rest oi the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
WHERE POLICY SLIPS ARE SOLD.

In the investigation OF the lottery policy
bushes. it appears tsat there are several persons WE"
are engaged in 1t. Superintendent Waing stated 10
reporter OF THE TRIBUNE few DAYS since that under
the present. police managcnent the policy 5nniies ia
tins city had generally broken up ani i1 the ne
tecv"s ana other officers had hunted down the "ilct
dealers until now IL was almost impossible f. any per
son 10 get chance 20 buy policy slip " - stated %"
trustworthy authority that there aic several Offices Ill
this city in which the lottery pOcy business is actively
carried on Some Of these places are advertised du
and others are not Tho offices that are adVcf'
tisod foows: Nos G97, 200 ana $50 BRO away
Nos 10 IT, 40, AMI llG Na'saU-st., No. Coltiahdt
q, Nos 10 and II WalIst AMI No. 239l9 G.eenwicl-
A. Those places not advertised and which, II u aie-eu
arc known loo engaged IN ts business are a. iooWa
M Dol Wrsst., No. II UIieoust.. So Wet b., ~"
}I7 West FOrticiht., IA. 2iJ West Fort NINA. ~
IOl Vest Twenty ii L-et No-. 3J6 and 3JH West M J.
eiehtbst NJ 43J West Foltv-iOUrt.st., No .O1 Wer'
'TTenfy-llutn-st No. 232 Nntiaye, no lOJ West htV
nt,enth-st., No. 4O5 Ihri-a'e'' ana hous'"hS' "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
SEQUEL OF THE DANCER ROBBERY.

On Thursday the trial of Michael and Annie
OFarrc for receiving stolen property was begun Ia the
Cnrt o. General Sessions On April 20, 1870 Matthias
Dancer OF No 81 West Elcventst employed Mary Logan
ma a servant She remained III his employment aDo"'
month and son after Ler parnrc bonds aud coupons
valued nj S2l G42 were found Iisse cue was sspeesVu
NJ ana was that she mad on 10 the house
oi her SISTER Mrs Annie OFaiIen in NntJ-a'c "heie
sac had taken soS ana removed 20 l. Luhe ~, 70,
,,ff.i s,, nle ON MAY - few days alterMali Mis-
tFar,,lI al three bon IL AZ ir Ciah Oi no
IL" o'rTeil ucr. ailested T. ey confessed that they
~ received hc coupons FROM Mary Logan aud mad de-
go, al .ou. az tucu The trid cOnciudod ycsici-
d. liz tnIy acauittng Mrs. Farrell bu cOnvctiDg hei
hnsi,an. vino sentenced 10 live Years npr'sonen'
dreI,. lie prosecution and wni. r. howe appeared Tor
daf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
ALBANY.
A WEEKS RECESS.


SnK SESSION INTERRUPTED BY wAsiiINGfoNs BIRTH
pAy-wHAT WAS DONE IN BoEH HOUSES YRS
TERDAY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rHIBusEl
ALBANY, Feb. 1s.-The two Houses adjourned TO-
Aay for q curiously divided recess, the Assembly
sdjourning until Wednesday evening next, and the
Senate until the Monday evening following. III
tbis both Houses remain firm In their first ultiaum
"A 10 adjournment The Senate is very well able TO
take the ten days recess nasmuch it is close up
with its business While the House is already con-
siderably behind.
Nothing of great Importance was accomplished III
either House to-day. In the Senate the JUDICIARY
Committee reported in favor of Senator uerard'
whose seat has been contested by MIR. LaiInDeer, Oh
the ground that an inspector Of common schools is
not an officer under the city government WITHIN the
meaning of the Constitution. The same Committee
reported Senator Rogers's bill with relation to
receivers in the reorganization of railroads sold I'M
der mortgage. The Committee also reported the act
amending the act for the benefit of married
woman in insuring the life Of her husband by per-
hitting the heirs of her body to bequeath DEVISE OF
dispose of the policy. The bills authorizing the pre-
siding Judge or justice of Courts of Oyer ana
Terminer and allowing persons jointly indicted 10 pe
witnesses for each other were passed.
In the Assembly, the Appropriation bill was
passed as we'll the bill authorizing the cohstruc
ton and maintenance of four additional pubIc baths
In New-York. Mr.. Fallon introduced bill making
ii a misdemeanor TO stop horse cars on street cross
ings Mr. Fish reported FROM the Committee Oh
Cities Senator Morrisseys bill providing for tue
payment of arrears of assessments on taxes III new
York Civ in three annual instaments, and Mi.
Strahans bll providing for rebate of five per cent
on the twelve per cent interest on unpaid assess
ment IN case it is paid in one year. Mr. Patten re-
ported his bill authorizing the sale of the lease OF
the Grand Street Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. feb. 1S.-Tho steamer Dispatch
will sell hence tonight tomorrow for Port Royal 3 G.
Capt VIM. ID. Whiting Is ordered TO duty Ut the Naval
lam Philadelphia, the let OF March next Lieut.
a. How ordered 10 the Hydro raphc Oftce. Oh Of
Thomas Williamson detached rom tie BROOKLYN
and ordered duty member Of the Board OF Examining
Engineers the NAVY Yard at League Island Penn Chie
H. f. T. AyIes Ia dotatched az member OF the Board
OF Examining En- gincers and ordered to The Brooklyn.
Pay Henry EtpY U. r. NJ on the retired list died
Al tie 10th ilA. al 4 hilaIeiphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
FAILURES IN NEW.ENGLAND.

BosroN, Feb. 1S.-C. w. Morris Of Boston
has failed liabilities about $4,000. Messrs Shepherd
a. Chester lumber, OF Boston, have failed liabilities
about s7e 900 assets 49, 900 Messrs william Under
wood & Co., pickles, OF Boston have suspended Dabi
ties ac ut $4,000. Messs T. II. Pearce Co., silk
goods, O; No. 81 Frankin-st. Boston, have
suspended. The creditors Of A. r. Graves books,
Of Boston, have accepted 90 cents on the dollar
hudson Brothers, pori packers, OF EewIaven, Conn.
figure up their liabilities az S2SOO00 ami apprlse their
assets nj S3Og 564 The Woaston Iron Foundry, Bos
ton 0ouudery at WOllastOD has failed liabilities about
$50 600 and nominal assets about $4,000. The labl
titles OF s. t. Smith Co.. coalealers, VI New-IIayen
are y200,0O0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

from the reports officers serving on the Plains wei ~
experiments conducted by the Ordnance Departm'bb
empty metallic cartrdge shells for the sprneh ar
bne and mlske eau being ed be used indein 10
number Of by rehlng and Gaping Great care VIII
be all officers prevent Indians from
procnr ny shells thrown away by The troops fr
firing either in SETON or in target practice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

Mensine who have made insolyent ,at M
ther haiifies at S2s 42l 49, their nominal asse.s ~
S33543 &c. lnd their real assets az cerk Office an
assisnnen Mt for the benefit Of creditors 10 esri tVh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ytyopolan Ho,e-Senaor j. Holman b ann Ue>i"
and ID barber OF Utica. rum dIssu. ,tno,
cugrsssran George +. Hoar and =: ciImcnr Stat SUI
Gs9rge ~ Public Instruction and Smiih ~ Woed Oh
b,ttsbnTg y y Gtsey Honseel " ~, in a.
L. :. striCt Attofht CAV III ~
ShiiG 81 Conneccut and John La Farg' the aSt s
~, JL,s ASSEM- yman Towns nd ID. COCK OF o,'ths
Unmntv Hodman House-M Hall stanton oil Phllaheipha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

The can be bought for $500 each down ioac.
tous " n ay Land and improvements before the last pay
ment due.
The Lec.ucn ntrai. along the tist parallel e 'as
wheat; free from the long cold Miner, o. tns NoIhsi ~
The Face the coan,r - dysIs1S.i WIN mn AUG uT1 S
land amt SS v nih 0q1SR E 10 Of sweet Hu
tous grasses.
rhe =, IS dark oam slightly impreSnqisi Vim nns
rran and root crots The suho usually hight and pov'
RETAINING mo stare vita wonderful tenacty
The ca ate MILD and heathful the atmosphere Dry ana
pure epidemic 1Iscs, nSST S n.o t ,. % MaSeS
aud October The intcrs are dry ~tn bat hue SNOW
Tnc Productions wheat e1n cats barley rye am
sorghum, ETC. etc, 10 Well amt yield largely
eG Wild md yaS G." sn s ss mo & sSsssa
win tne Try Winters and warm soil renders uls state Guy
nenIly adapted 10 rut culture.
.e 81 eh pssiGTass Caias anal s sth s
grain no. thrive we'll, and wool growing rs exceedingly ~
mGneiauye
r,mb.r Is found on tina aud grows rapidly.
Con Of excellent quality exists IN vast quantities on nc ns
road wyomng and isurnised 1s settlers al feac'
nnr,ct raciiires are the best tho wcst the sreas
mi1tg regions OF Wyom ns, Coloif@,n9 o'an anu ~
supplied by the farmers Of Platte valley ,.
Ir ant, given the purchaser IA absolute NJ ie, a.ie 80
and iree IRON al ncumbrauees derived directly t''m LILO
United states -,
ducn,, " T. rree fe and property secnr" cufehss s
literally ssanei aourisAing towns on me W." 90, II.
vantaSrs older settled communities
Free HON. te, 4 imds. The Intervening sessions 90
acnal scitlomen may be obtained Under t' trse ;, ~
sisaI Act By tho provisions OF this law, every hoan ~
family widow or person over tue age OF - 10y
may have so acres gift forever ho VII com" ~
occupy the Land
sod.r OF the Late War are entitled TO HOMESTEAD
one hundred and sixty within halkoAd nis "hieh
equal q "A bounty Of 500. a..
Prr.ou- of For ,sn Birth are entitled 10 the bencn
of the Free Homestead declaring their M
OF the United Stafe- ils 'hsy "' WV
med ateiy arrival TINS country ,,., p..aa
For ('oiaplc.. the lands on the Lac Oh inc SNSN
Ralroa.l All the beet locations N the West
TOWN LOTS FOR SAILS VERY cHEAr N 'ne T Isas
impor the line Of the HcsA Auoiuhs vAe~N
ounoriuu lies for bus. ness r Investments
Full information regard lands yric terms .. asasd
together with pamphets, circulars anu n-p" A>' "
| from all the A gens OF the Department. Ais"
"TIE rIONEER."
baudsoms iLIusTRAr.p rArEl with msps a. M Ms.ss
tainnr I'M, HoMLsIEAp Law. Nallsd fcs 10 Al Apps's
| ~N =. F. DAVIS.
Land Csnniasiessr U. =. IL -
| OMAHA. ME-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT hUDNoi'
BROADWAY.
Fam. 90. Noon. 20 90 M 80, s Sin 90 ~
.ye,,ae 81 IA. same ay. 1913, 10 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

at may rain on the just and the unjust
alike but I'll he hanged II IL SHOWS them alike, OBJ
served our devil ths morning he houdered his shovel
and attacked ten foot drift In front Of Office
that had mostly blown over from our peighDoTs walk
M tNrtowp Dispatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
ARMY ORDERS,

WAsnINGToN, Feb. 1S.--The following general or
ders from the War Department have been Issued, ltsppsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
100000 ACRES!
100000 Acres in Central and Eastern Ne
braska, in the Platte Valley, now for sale!

We invite the attention of all parties seeking o
HOME 60 the LANDS offered for sale
by this Company.
The Vast Qu1nty of l." nd from which 10 select ensoes
any branch farming or stock rIising.
Toe ices are :: rrr,eIy Tow. The amount OF land
owned by The Company that they determined %
vi at cheapest possible rates, ranging from 81 % 10 Is
per
IA. Terms of PAYMENT Easy. Ten years credit az
six Der cent uterst deuc ion OF ten per cent FOX cash.
EXAMPLE.
Eighty - long credit OF ten Years In.
errs on d. frrret paymcns at six per cent per No
interest % advance, and payment except the ~
,lu is ur,Xa end of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
BROOKLYN.

Albert Stickney has been appointed 10y the
To try the indictment against Conis-
s.ouer William A. Fowler.
District Attorney Briton states that he in
tends If possble 70 ascertain all he facts concerning
the aice, Il abduction Ga JcsH" hnc.ds.
John o. Mott, junior counsel for the con-
ycloi murderer =. y. Habensten, viii apply for writ
o. elruI and "a Say OF pfUcec tnigs f0r h.- client
4 motion for new trial in the case of Owen
Tuy convicted OF mdyne wac argued yesterday before
the General Term OF the Supreme Court The decision
was fctciVed
The case of the dismissal Of eX-Supcrintcnd
emf Folk rom the Board Police argued yesterday
in The Supreme Court II IA claimed that the dismissal
Was without adequate cause. Ale ease ~ eth on
At General Term OF the Supreme Court
yesterday tne folio wing applicants were admitted To The
bar: Max Eaycrsdorter, Edwin shaler, WIN T. Morris,
Horace H. Benjamin, I'D 4. Pay ne, walter lhVrne FRANK
lin Beams.
The Superintendent of Buildings yesterday
served upon MAYOR schro.dcra notice tat the improve
menls now making in the basement Of the city Hall
be,ul done w violation Of the law requiring tue plans 10
be ii st submitted 10 the Building Department.
Charles Carlton mate Of the brig Annie 5.
Holt complained 10 Marshal Harlow yesienay, that
while on a VOYAGE from Maacaibo a seaman named
Kinney was thrtwu overheard aui drowned, AMI that
Captain Johnson 81 Ie vessel refused to permit any at
to be made Ia rescue inc drowning mul ihc chtc
viii he investigated
Annie Maxwell alias McCrcady alias Mcguire
alias Mitchell aas westeryelt alias Worthngton alias La
fuge, was yesterday arraigned before Judge Dclmar
CHARGED with stealing ARTICLES OF value tom persons WHO
had Owen her home distinguished person under
cloud daushtcr hesinS iiOin ron iathrfs oipes
SON deserted wife, heress escaping from consihra
tors upon her treasury and the like. The examination
was adjourned for two weeks
JERSEY CITY.
The city's balance on hand il $115, 49s IS.
Scarlet fever Is prevalent among the
pants vi canalboa lying ia the Morris Canal basin
James Judge, age II, was thrown from a
wagon near st. Peters Cemetery yesterday and broke his
lex.
Commissioner Frederick p. Budden of the
Fire Department whose OF ONCE will expire next
| Wednesday has been elected Warden Of the Hudson
County Alnshousc.
A horse belonging TO Mrs. Anchor of Oak and
ran away yesterday and overturned the
rage, injuring Mrs. Anchor and the coachnIan, the
former very severely,
] Henry Kingsley was arrested yesterday at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

WIsrAR'5 BALs,M or WILD CHERRY, one OF
The oldest Consh Remedies N the world 80 cents and ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
,Anno Inc ements.

LryDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toile
and path ghtiu Substitute Cor Cologne or Bay Run
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

DIR. LYON's TOoTH TABLETS.
Children aro delighted with them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
THE CANAL APPOINTMENTS.

ONLY PART OF THEM MADE-THE LIST OF THOSE
AGREED uPoN-wHo FAVORED AND WHO oP-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

HrMROD's CCRE.-Unc0ualed for Asthma
C,tIrrh GROUP Whoopng Cough, AMI Common colds sam
D. ce Solo by druggists, RI Depot III Chanbeiss ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
IlAN MACE

vri,ess from my experience am FIVE TO say hat rs
Du QiIFi- fAL.ASlC Nnt-E ~ALft ~ "ithOu
an equal Nj. Mace uses II constantly Tor "dz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

THE PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OffICE OF lHE
TR ~ = r.no, 7l3 Chstrutsr od Masonic Iempitl
nj atv,s, ucnts received al regular td-
Tug plfiY Tgnt ia all OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

DAYTON INHAIER AND DIsINFECT0R witt
ViScoNr.GM il preventive Of smallpox Dtlhthrna ant
r rontag da,, and rel Il Tor Caait I'ro i.nlts
and Asthma Soi by 81 @ts. MAnuiActoy, 20 West nous
t1nst, NeY-NOlk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

YHE SESSION INTERRUPTED BY wAsIIINGroNs BIRTH
pAY-wHAT WAS DONE IN BOTH HOUSES YES
TFRDAY.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

Swallowed our fathers into the glorious
light Of learning and liberty. You arc
seeking to prepare your sons to dis
charge tho dulles incur,beni upon them
as citizens of.a great and glorious Un-
ion. Your earnest efforts are. to en-
able your children to riso with tho rig.
log glories Of our country. To enjoy
the a drantages to which their birth en-
iitles them.
10 conclusion. may you ever appre-
ciate the value Of our free institutions.
May you ever DO zealous aud faithful in
the perpetuation of the great principles
Of him "who was first in war, first in
peace, first 10 the hearts Of bis country
men," and first in the grateful admira.
ton of posterity. Under tho benign
influence of liberty, purchased by the
blood Of our iorefathers, QUE govern.
ment has been safely anchored through
the vicissitudes Of prosperity and ad.
versity to the great haven Of christian
progress and civilization. She has
wi,hstood the shocking influence Of
fcuds and factions, conflicts and com.
motions, rivalry and rebellion. War,
with all its harlships and its horrors,isS
death aud devastation, its destruction
and decentralization, has swept over our
land. Yet our government today
G,ands upon tho firm basis Of universal
freedom.
On this, the hundredth anniversary of
our National Independence, you have
10 commcmoratio1 OF The
great day on which tho Declaration Of
Independence wa, adopted and pro-
claimed. When tue same parent pow
er which had nourishcd aud protected
US in GU. infancy. attempted to abridge
our inmuuities. and retord the progress
of our rising greatness, our ancestors
buckled en- the armor Of war. fought
with unsquallcd proves and unparal-
lcled bravery: Though few and fec
ble, they were fearless still"
Fellow. Citizens. may you ever be
faithful aud uuaaggiug in The discharge
Of every dutj connected with the Hap.
piucss and Glory Of our Country.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

West Virginia.
Al Rules held 10 the clerks office Of the
COUNT court o! Lewis county, on the first
Monday in July, 1876.
". G. Bennett, administrator Of Josiah
Bigelow, deceased,
W
Elizabeth Lehman, &e.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is In administer the
estate, real and personal, oil j"E'Nh Blgelcw,
deceased; 10 convene his crtGilCrS; take
proof Ofhs debts, and III order to pay the
same 10 sell certain tract Of land on Sand
Fur, In UIShur county, NsstV Virginia, cnl-
tainlng 100 ucreS, OF which the said Josiah
Bigvlow died SEIZED. And It appearing by
affidavit lied that the defendant Elizabeth
Lehman is nonresident Of this State, and
she not appearing, 1t Is ordered that she do
appear at the clerks Office o. gall court, Al
rules to be held therein, on the!sgt Monday
IN July, 1876. and do what Is necessary 10
protect be r iuisrtst in this suit. Teste:
]. W00FTER, Clerk.
July 10. 4W
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17
TERMS o. SALE.

West Virginia.
At Rules held in lie clerks Office otths
county court of Lewis coar:y, on tho 6sEt
Monday 10 July, 1876.
T. T. Wallis L Co.,
E. T. &ommervi!c, &c.
X cHALuLRY.
Tie object OF this suit Is 10 subject thc real
estate ot:he defendant, Is. I. Sommerv;lle,
to the pay,rcrt ss Il judgment u the plaintiff
against him for S1p5, with interest from the
Sd cfHp;rr'her, 1875 and 81 :scts costs,
aud to asee.laiA the liens exiSung 90 ,aid
real estate, aud ielesnllne their anounis, or
de.s ard I'riori;iei.
And It appearing by affidavit fled thAt tho
def.ntat Henry Diusmote il a aeA-res-
idrul q this SlA.e, and he not appealing, 10
is ordered tha, he DO appear At the clerks
Office ofour said court, at rules to DO held
therein on the has, Monday 10 July, 1876,
and, do what is necessary TO protect his In
Iercst In this suit. TeSte:
j. Wo0FTER, Clerk.
| Julyl04w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

H BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET
From the market report this week We
quote as follows: Very best on sale
4la5l; generally rated first quality
4s4}; medium or good fair quality
3la4 ordinary thin steers oxen ana
cows $751;; general average Of the
market S; extreme range Of prices
8a5t most Of tho Gales were from
n 70 81. Tho cattle were from the
following States: Virginia 3O6; Ohio
275; Maryland ESQ; PennsylSann'h
$50; Illinois 3l3; Tennessee IL ;
West Virginia Al. Total. l ,455.