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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

TIE Brownsville States of the 18th
inst. contains the following unique mar.
riage notice:
NEWTON -H0OTEN-At the millinery
shop Of Miss E. NJ. Esteem, in Brownsville,
Wednesday morning. October II. 1877. BY T.
a. kayner, Esq, Mr.. Wm. Newton and Miss
Hooten. both Of Lauderdale county.
The loving young couple reached
Brownsville the day aforesaid, early in
the morning, in a breathless state OF
anxiety. They we're muchly runaway
and hence their haste to "join hands
and hearts before the stern and frown.
ing parents Of the tender bridegroom
should overtake them and destroy all
their hopes. Fortune favors the brave.
The r~esolute bride, aged twenty.one,
already the happy widow Of two fortu-
nate, deceased husbands, determined to
seal aer betrothal before it was too late,
and to this end she married without
taking time to change her dress.
Miss Hooten was a decided brunette,
with a full suit Of black hair hanging i IN
loose profusion over her shoulders. She
wore a light calico looped up at the waist,
red and white shawl, red calico sacque.
red-tinted cow.hide CATERS, no jewelry or
ornaments. For q second days recep-
ton dress she had made to order a white
grass linen suit and bought a black col
larette aud a red ribbon. The BRIDE
groom was dressed in a very u~nostsnta-
tious manner The legal ceremony
which made them one aud inseparable
until the bridegroom's death do them
part was performed by Esquire Rayner
IN a strictly lawful manner. After buy
ing ten cents worth of cheese and crack.
erS and FIVE cents worth Of peppermint
Drops the thrice beatifed couple went on
their way rejoicing in oblivious don't.
care a-cuss for opposing aud irate dads.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, October 2O.-Genersl Grant
to-day visited Commodore Ashbury at
Brighton. He returns on Tuesday and
it is expected that he will 20 to Paris
Wedn esday.
The Shah Of Persia intends visiting
London and Paris next spring.
A Simnitza dispatch says the rain is
falling heavily, with every appearance of
a long continuance, and the roads all but
impossible. There was nothing like it
at Baladava.
Forty Turkish soldiers deserted Os-
mar PaSha's camp to-day and declare
there was so little food in
Plevana that the men only got a
pound of bread in twenty.four hours.
There we're 10000 men in Plevna who
could only be made to surrender by hun
ger.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20
T%ELEGRAPnIC MARKETS
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, October 20, 1850 a.m.-
United StAiei skies Of 1891, - @lO95;
United States skies OF 1881, coupons,
ll0s@ll03; new four.and-a-halfs, lO45@
l05B coupons, = @l05; ive.twenties
Of 1865, new issue, - @l05a; ive.twen-
ties Of 1867, lO8@l0sk; 6vetwenties Of
1863 coupons, lO9S@l09l; ten-forties,
lO74@l01Bi ten.fortles, coupons, = "a
1854; currency skies, - @l20f; new
ives, lO63@l0GB
Bank statement. Loans. decrease,
$40, 900; specie, decrease, $570,40O; le-
gal tenders, decrease, 1857 500; deposits,
decrease, $3.50 100; circulation, in.
crease, Sl49. 300; reserve, decrease, $685.
375
LoYDox, October 20, 4 p m.-Consols
for money, 96 ZIG; on account, 96;
United States new our-and.a.hRlfs, l04a;
United States Gge-lwentieg Of 1865, l043;
United STATES eve lwenties Of 1851, 1913;
United States ~ten.forties, 1919; new ives,
1868 Erie, l3a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

The Paris Intelligencer Of a late date
contains the following curious and anus.
ing item Of news under the head Badly
Muddled':
Last Monday Governor Porter and Mr..
W. A. Dunlap we're driving q buggy from
town 10 the governors residence. Just
"A the horse got upon the bridge at
Browns mil the animal became fright
ened and backed tho buggy OF the
bridge, by which both gentlemen we're
thrown iuto The mud, which was two feet
deep, the water 10 the race having been
drawn of. Neither gentleman had
touched a drop" that day-it was the
horses fault. Both gentlemen had on
their Sunday clothes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

The Nashville American, of the 10Th
inst, in referring to the play entitled
Lemons as presented in that city by
Dillon and the Stoddart Comedy Com.
pany, says of Miss Louise Dillon: "She
is a spriGhtly little lady, and divides
honora with her father" The American
man in the above paragraph charges Mr..
Dillon with committing incest. He
should know that Miss Louise Dillon on
the bills is Mrs Dillon Off the stage, not
the daughter but the wife Of John Dillon.
Those Nashville reporters never get any.
thing straight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20
COTTON mi

The rainy weather of this week has
caused a suspension Of cotton picking
temporarily, and in consequence the
people will rush in the cotton already
picked and ginned. The receipts Of yes
terdAy amounted to 2l92 bales; received
previously 22,o54 Total receipts for the
season, 24.246. Stock on hand, running
account, 1928 bales. We may expect
very large receipts between now and
Monday by rail and packets-perhaps
the largest of the season thus far-snd
largely increased receipts ell Rext week.
The planters have made the most Of the
6ue weather and already picked a great
deal of cotton N fine condition. The
staple gathered up 10 this time is Of the
very best quality, and will command a
fair price. The receipts Of cotton in the
next forty-eight hours will relieve the
merchants and banks to the extent of
nearly g quarter of a million Of dollars,
IS the merchants draw on the cotton as
soon as it comes into port; 30 the stoke on
hand is the same as sold. October is the
settling-up month, and this year has been
unusually hard because of short receipts
The banks have extended cid to the mer.
chants to the utmost, but the merchants
have been greatly embarrassed By reason
Of the isteBess Of the season and SLOW
movement Of the crop. Against eO,528
bales received last year. up to and in.
GLIDING the 2eth of October, we have
received this year, up to and not il.
GLIDING the 10Th Of October, only 24246
bales, q deficiency of 36,2S2 bales.
This has been carried by the banks
and merchants. This comes out Of the
planter at last butis temporarily q great
strain on the merchant. Owing to the
lateness Of the season, shsrtusss Of good
picking weather and anxiety Of the
planters 70 pick as much as possible, the
receipts are disiressiDgly short Nov
that the weather has changed We NAV
expec, relief and 3 sudden revival Of
Business. Business men are very hope
full prospects are highly encouraging.
From this tine forward We may expec,
unusual activity 10 every department of
trade and satisfactory profits. The out
look Is exceedingly encouraging. The
psopls have raised almost or aaits
enough Of bread. meat and feed for stock
70 % them. Cotton, although not com
msnding 8 high price, is nearer
a Surplus this year than ever
before. This part Of the country has
at last become self sustaining aud indie
pendent. The n-eessssries Of life are
raised st home and Injuries are not
bought OIL q long credit all kinds Of
business is done % q close aud safer
basis than formerly, and while profits
may not be ucminally 81 large the beue
TT is greater IN the end BY reason Of
economy and careful management.
Dot Of hard times and depression We
are emerging into an era Of solid and
permanent prosperity. Tbose who have
held on faithfully and hopefully and ad.
hered to strict business rules 6a7e begun
to realize the result.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20
Gilman, the FOrRer.

New YORK, October 2O.-Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher last evening alluded to
the case of Gilman, the forger, and said
especially how hard was it to see his
(Beecher' 81 niece (Gilman's wife, 90 to
the lunatic asylum, as she will do this
week, and see her three children distrib.
uted among her friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

The senate investigation of the ere.
dentisls of Kellogg and Spofford viii be.
gin Monday. 1t is only a matter of form.
The Republicans care sothing about the
law or evidence. They will vote Kellogg
in to maintain their little majority as
long as possible.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

JUDGE DAVIS has a party all to himself
in the senate, and can hold a caucus in
his room any night without any outside
interruption. BE is set down as an In.
dependent. II the majority should con.
cede him a place on all important com.
mittees, what a lively time he weuld
have getting around from one room to
another.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20
supreme Judges.

Athens Post
II is stated, we don't know upon what
authority, that Judges Deadrick, McFar-
land. Turney, Sneed and Freeman will
all be candidates for re rejection next
August. tits also suggested that Colonel
John W. Barton, Of Rutherford county.
and James j. Turner, Esq, Of Sumner
county, will also be candidates. There
are i've 70 elect, aud We presume all will
agree With us that the very best qualif.
cations in the State ought to be secured
tor these positions without particular
respect for locality. A wild aud improb.
able rumor has obtained circulation Of a
contemplated movement to give East
Tennessee one Supreme judge and Tie
candidacy for governor. We hope there
is not the least foundation for this rumor
We do not think it all.important whether
East Tennessee has one or more Of The
Supreme judges. We would not support
any man for The place unless we believed
be was amply qualified, no matter In
which grand division Of the State he
might happen to have bis home. But
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

BOLIVAR is again moving in the matter
Of the Memphis and Knoxville railroad.
We hope something will come of it this
time. If Bolivar will build the road
down to within a couple of miles Of
Memphis we are quite confident the
funds can be raised to bring it down TO
the corporation line.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

A RUSSIAN Journal reports 59,4S4
Russian troops killed and wounded to
October LA greater number than was
killed in the American revolution of
seven years; and yet the war is hardly
commenced.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, October 2O.-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio valley variable
winds mostly from the north, colder,
cloudy and rainy weather and stationary
followed by rising barometer.
Red, Arkansas, Mississippi aud Mis-.
souri, rivers will rise.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20
HOTEL.
Metropolitan Hotel
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
HQTEL.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
To Whom it May Concern.

THIS Is TO give notice that application will
be made TO the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Shelby county, Tennessee, on the 20.h Of
November, 1877, for the incorporation IN ier
the name Of nayesville, Of the following ter
ritory living and being in the county Of Shelby
and State OF Tennessee, to-wit; Beginning
at o stake IN the southeast corner e j. II,
Young's field. thence north 90 wet 81 chains
and 20 links 10 the Memphis and IiOuisvi le
railroad thence north 26ho. " at 26 chains
and 60 links 10 a deadlock In Miss Anna
Jones' field; thence west 2io south Il chains
line; thence south &c est 81 ohoins and 8
links TO a stake near the old Brownsville road
In j. L.. Cody's held thence east 90 north 80
chains and % links . the beginning.
VANCE 4 ANDERSON,
434 IS 81 Attorneys for Applicants.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

THE car ia getting in earnest. 10 id.
dressing the general staff Wednesday be
declared that he and al the members Of
the imperial family would remain with
the army to share 10 the labOrs and for
tunes of war and witness the deeds Of
the soldiers. BE concluded as follows:
II myself will care for the wants Of the
army, and il necessary all Russians will,
as once before, take up arms"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

0NE of the famous +" needles" is to be
brought to New York and stood on its
big end in some public place. The New
York Tribune says Mullett will yearn to
put a roof on the obelisk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

IHr current number of Harper
Monthly contains a we'll written and il.
Illustrated description Of San Antonio
and vicinity. 1t is highly interesting.
and we commend its p~erusal to those
who contemplate going out 10 visit that
delightful region.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood, etc.. l will
send a receipt that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
By a missionary in South America. Send a
self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
7. ISMAS, Station d, Bible House, Nelo York
CITY. S6-xxvii-35-eod&w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

IT is announced by telegraph that the
steamship Teutonia, drawing twenty feet
nine inches, went to sea through the
Southwest Pass yesterday without deten-
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LEDGER.
oFFIoE-Ne. Is MADISON sFREz9.
MEMP
Saturday Evening, Oct. 40. 1877.

Tx subscription price Of the PUB
LILO LEDGER is s. per annum for
the Daily, and 50 per annum for the
Weeklg-POstaqe tree.
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The Rhant Ornn-

WASHINGTON, October 2O.-The wheat
crop this year is the largest ever pro
duced in this country.
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Cotton YrnnoI on Fira.

SAVANNAH, October 2O.-The steamer
George Appold, cotton laden, is on fire.
The vessel is to be scuttled.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-20

CARPETS New goods and latest
w ~ styles, beautiful patterns.
|FURMlTHRE ParlOr and bedroom !;
! OiiSiI OilL entirely new designs.
Mattresses, oil cloths, window shades, etc.
wholesale and retail at attractive prices
Ames, Beattie 4 Co., new store, 361 Main.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-12

time for holding Circuit Courts for the
Ninth Judicial District.
The following bills were introduced
and referred to their appropriate COM
mittees: -,
By Mr.. Chipley-House Bill No. l7S,
10 incorporate Lock and Dam Canal
Company for the several branches OF the
Potomsc river.
By Mr.. Summerville House Bill NO
ia, to appropriate money to pay Ange'
line Harding and Louis Bennett Tor ser
vices rendered as teachers in the State
Normal School in the years 1874 ana
1875. ,co
By Mr. Observation-Disclosures OF lou
citizens of Wood county, asking leglsla'
ton respecting the application OF certain
taxes and tor other purposes.
By Mr.. observation-disclosures BIZ NO.
IFS, in relation TO awards.
By Mr.. Shirtz-House Bill No. III
extending the BOUNDARY line OF a schoo
district in Writ county.
By Mr.. Bland House Bill No. 10
concerning leins of mechanics, laoorer;
and others
By Mr.. Rley--A resolution to pay
the four committee clerks Of the House
81 per diem, and the four pages 80 pei
diem, with mileage the same as PAID to
the members of the Legislature. Adopt
ed. =,
A message from the Senate, by MIR
LOOMS, announced the passage OF Hous'
Bill No II, to fix the times for holding
the terms OF the Circuit Court for th'
Fifth Judicial district.
On motion of Mr.. Pennyoscker, thu
House adjourned until Monday morning
1T 10 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-12
cnnartnership Notice.
LEGISLATIVE.
SATURDAY. Febr uary 10.
SENATE.

Opened with prayer by Rev. George
{. Wilding. OF North street NJ. r.
church.
MIR. Newton, from the Committee on
Humane Institutions and Public Build
inrs, reported back Senate Bill No. 92,
concerning the Hospital for the Insane,
and recommended it to pass.
senate Bill No AZ, To amend an act
providing for the sale of eschested, for
I lt,d and unappropriated lands for the
benefit of the school fund, WAS read Tor
third time and passed.
A iaessage from inc House, by Mr..
Barr, announced that that body insisted
Il ION lis amendments TO Senate Bill No
9, relating to actions in assumpsi', sha
a ked for n committee of conference.
Also by Mr.. Wilson, announcing the
passage Of House Bill No. 30, in rela-
tlon to compensation OF witnesses, as
amended.
Senate Bill No. 10, changing the time
FIR holding the county courts lor fut-
IA n county, was read rs amended by the
House, and the amendments agreed to.
The rules were suspended and House
hi No. ,, fixing the times OF holding
tn circuit court OF the Ninth judicial
ci 'ut, was taken up and read se@thu
aad third time and passed.
\ message from the House by Mr..
Riley, announced that the House INSISTED
O. its amendments 10 the Senate JOINT
R,.rlltion No. I, in relation 10 the ex-
animation OF the hospital for the insane,
AID asked tor committee OF conference.
Mr.. LOOMS called from the table
lIoase Bill No. II, "A bill liking the
times for holding the terms OF circuit
Courts in tho Fifth Judicial circuit" and
moyod that it be taken up out oil It's or
der. Read athjrd time and passed, 10
take effect from and after It's passage.
Senate Bill No. u, in relation to IN
t.rc.t and usury, was read second time,
and, on motion OF Mr.. Butler, was land on
the table.
A message from the House, by Mr.
Faulkner, announced thai that body had
disagreed To- the report of the Conference
COMMITTEE in,rcs gard to House Bill No
10, making SILVER coin legal tender III
West Virginia for all debts due, and ask
for new conference.
Senate Bill No 63, to protect birds and
game came up on its second reading and
WIS orderei .ngrossed for third read
in.
senate Bill No "a, providing for the
inspection OF tobacco, came up on It's Sec
"ad resding, and on motion was laid on
TIE table.
Senate Bill No. II, concerning the
,. assessment Of taxes" came up on Its
second reading and WAS ordered to q
;rlrd reading.
Senate Bill No 81, "For the relief OF
Eli and L,muel ChenowIth.' came W
a. its second reading and was rejected
By Mr. Ferrell--A petition signed by
! ,.cph b. Wolf and 81 others, asking 70
repeal the act creating an independent
srnool district of Spencer in Roane
county. Referred to the Committee on
r. lucatiOn
Mr., Adams-Senate Bill No. SO, in re.
. ,rd to exemption. Referred to Judi
cary Com nttee.
Mr.. Loomis-A remonstrance OF GER
tain cit Zens OF Wood county against
authorizing the Mayor and City Coun-
ell of the city OF Parkersburg TO purchase
g grounds of the Wood county Agri
cultural and Mechanical Association for
city park purposes.
ca motion of Mr.. Berkshire tlr Sen
at adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-12
ID ED.

Balloon Sunday, February ii, 1877, al
lD% O'Clock, Miss ELLA BALL, in the 2ls'
year ui her age.
Funeral will take place on Tuesday
morning, February l3t a, at II q clock from
the residence OF her mother, on the Ma
tional road. Friends of the family are
invited TO attend.
SCHWINN-On Sunday, February H.
lST7, MARY SCHwISS, wife OF Mic ael
) hwiun, aged oJyearS.
Funeral from residence of her husband
No. 92G Market street, on Tuesday at v A
NJ. Friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend.
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HOUSE.
PRAYER by Rev, Chansey.

PRAYER DN nov. CHduseN.
On motion of Mr. Faulkner, leave OF
nh.cnce of Mr.. Hoffman was extended
i've days.
Ca motion of Mr.. Beard, leave of ab.
s"ncc until Tuesday WAS granted to Mr..
Wilkinson.
Mr.. Rowan, chairman of the Commit
t.n ON Roads and Internal Navigation,
reported back number OF bills as mex
pcdicut t. lc.islste upon, asking for sp-
r-opriatons to build roads and bridges
~ different parts OF the State.
Mr.. Speaker, from the same commit
tee, submitted IL minority report, recon-.
mnuding the House to take INTO consider
alton the bills reported by the majority
~ ineNpodient To lcgislate upon.
Ga motion of Mr.. Barr, the two re-
ports were laid on the table and ordered
10 bc printed.
Mr.. Barr. from the Judiciary Com
mi,lcc, reported House Joint Resolution
No. Il, proposing au amendment to the
constitution of the State, in relation 10
representation, accompanied by a table
showing the population of counties in
the State.
Also. House Bill No. lj5, concerning
&C ions of cjectment.'
Also, House Bill in relation 70 the tees
al sheriff.
Also. House Bill No. l3S, $40 extend
the times in which Clerks of County
Courts may certify the county ievies"
With the Recommendation that they do
pass.
Mr.. Chancellor, from the Committee on
TaNa,ion and Finance, reported House
R,n No. ll6 "For the relief Of j. NJ. nj d
". :. Armstrong 70 pass.
MIR. Henderson, from the Committee on
Att. Sciences AID Genera! Improve
mru,s, reported House Bill No. 40, Re
latin. to weights and measures to pass
:. amended
rhr House insisted on the amendments
offered to Senate Bill No. 9, IL relation
u evidence in actions of sssumpSit, ana
Mcssrs. Barr and Quarter were appointed
a. the part Of the House 10 confer with
the Senate committee on the subject.
Mcssrs. Wilson and Faulkner were ap.
pointed t. confer with the Senate COM
m ,,ce concerning House Bill No. 35, in
re- alton 10 the compensation Of witnesses.
The Governors privste secretary sub
mitted communication from His Excel
l,ncy.
Messrs. Riley and Hootf were appoint
el to confer with the Senate committee
concerning Senate Joint Resolution Ne.
: for the examination OF the Hospital
for the insane.
the report of the committee Of con-
ference concerning House Bill No. 70,
~ make silver coin Il legal tender in this
state. WAS received and adopted.
Mr.. Wilson moved TO reconsider the
vote bv which the report OF the commit
t., was considered The motion prevail
Cd and the vote was then disagreed to by
tie House.
GA motion OF MIR Gibson Mr.. Rowan
in the chair, the House insisted upon lis
amendmnts, and asked for another Com
mi,tce of Conference, MeSsrs. Faulkner,
Wilson and Hays being appointed on the
part of the'House.
A message from the Senate by Mr..
Cot. announced the passage by that
body of Senate Bill No. 40, to provide
for the sale of escheated and forfeited
bonds.
A message from the Senate, by Mr..
Burdett, announced the passage by that
BODY of House Bill No. 2, TO change the
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REDUCED RATES,

NNHEB.& 80. R.R. CO.. WILL SELL HALF
rate tickets to the Mardi Gras Gel, bra
ton rs follows: Grafton and intermediate
points % y heeling and return GAINESVILLE
and intermediate points to Wheeling and
return.
The c. Il =. X. 4. Co., will sell excursion
tickets from any point between Pittsburgh
and Wheeling. feo9s
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a CARD,

yI,O ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and intersections OF youth.
nervous weakness. early de ;ay, loss OF
manhood. &C, wi | send "a receipt that
will core you, Free of Charge. This great
remedy was discovered ny n missionary IL
South America. SEMI u scli.addresSed
envelope To the Rev. Joseph L. lnman,
Station u, Bib Ho ST, New York City.
jan30
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-12

Elijah MarIlng, Sru In the EuniclpnI
VS. ourt ~ q hee ius
John Eubr. chi. Is al. J De 1hauccry.
By aG,c3Uy 81 tho Municipal court at
NHrrl.u.. mad, ON ih" 2 go ray uI Dec
en- bar, 1876 the above cause was r-i"rr ed
IN one Of .u" uluu |--I8rr.f %! s.tld tDuI {
o. co.. ~'..H auh report
9. VIVA. I.a. estate the defendant, john
LDJI U.., owns, and what cal estate Doe
owned 80 TIE l.'" OF Dmpl8iBautH Iudg.
mmHt.
=. The li.u- upon lnr real stat, " any,
80 UE..." b.. thoIr'ruiHnt, iohu kDbTCcEl
and fEe amounts and FFDriiir- thereof.
.. Al. matters RI .,iH"'. r'Ti3HrHt the
Comm ... urg.I lHa' DE .aaJ b. requested
by a.~ o' d. p"i.", Thee ne tDTrp, ~.
y &c" : hereby given that VII, on
THURSDAY fh- b Ir. fF,JrHsTy ! ~, nt
my ono, y .tgIao f.h street, Whcc= ug,
W. Va. proceed ua .se up Au ace IN ot
IN. matter iU aid D rec required 10 be
rrpo l.J. and ~ Ii.rf.r "a report thereof
T.. =. JOHDOS.
Commissioner Of Huuicip Court.
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