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borNClNG THE VIRGINIA STATE OPPfcEss-iu
ahS Slhia general assembly Wednesday three
SS'ivtai Stale officers we're elected, viz: Corbia
". hey EoldS, OF Botctourt county for treasurer
, we H. NJ I. Hunter; X. F. Walker. OF Rich.
~, wy, inr Superintendent OF puhiic print
irs, W. Il: T. tray ser. and Samuel C. Williams,
H. " hocHlngham county, for SUPERINTENDENT
~ ", wv ieitentiary. vice Samuel A. Swami
me general assembly yesterday elected tyto out
OF the remaining three state officers viz. Win
Held Scott, of Floyd COUNTY for sIoratann,r Of
the penitentiary, and John NJ BrockenhrNicrh
OF Essex. for register OF the land oirice, The
election OF railroad commissioner was uostnonri
nntil To-day. The readJusteIS held a caucus Insf
night. and the name OF George c. Phillips or
Halifax, who had been nominated as their cam
didate Tor railroad commissioner, was droDDai .
and that OF capt. Asa Rogers IT.. OF Petersburg
substituted. Capt. Rogers is the present. busi,
ness manager of the kichmond wing. Placarts
nave been posted In Petersburg which read:
"Behold! the poor crippled confederate soldiers,
with heavy hearts going home TO their helpless
families, after being turned out OF their little
offices, their only means of support oh! doc
Tors you bring shame on your own race Sew
eral other cards o similar import are posted on
telegraph poles and other places.
REJECTING MAINE ELECTION RETURSs-Fjrtss,
MlHftnGH Representatives, RTla1 OW.-The
Maine Standard. the democratic organ OF tho
Maine state government, announces In a semi
omcial tone, that the returns from Portland
Lewiston, Saco, Augusta. nallowelI Bath and
h0Thand counties for representatives all have
some technical defect. and that the governor
and council VIII reject them all. These cities
elected nlteen republican representatives. The
most common detect alleged is thar the returns
we're signed by three aldermen instead of four
Ia Portland the defect was in using the word
scattering" Belfast Is also understood 10 be
among the diSfranohlscd cities. on the ground
that Dr. Brooks, representative-elect. is an ex-
aiming surgeon OF pensioners. and is thus in
eligible. The law prohibits the governor and
council from taking into account the question Of
eligibility Of Senators and Representatives, but
II Is understood the governor and council ad-
Judge this law also TO he unconstitutional and
mol To be obeyed Benton, Kennebec county Is
among those where il Is alleged the returns
were Clandestncly changed. Charles Rounds,
who made the charge Of Illegal amendment OF
the returns, was before the governor and coun-
ell yesterday in reference TO the returns for
county officers of Washington county. Rounds
being candidate for reelection Us county at
torncy. somewhat angry colloquy ensued be-
tween the governor and Mr.. Rounds Ia regard to
the charges.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auchoneer.

V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auchoneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF BRICK HOUSES AND
TWO FRAMES ON THE REAR OF LOTS
SYEEAEH D sr TEE %Eh WEE Of z HSD
STREETS.
tenth day Of February. 1878. and duly re: Al
corded in t Il. ss5, foe liz one Of the land
trustees t s Ss
1918 ha
part of Lot numbered sixteen l6l, in Square No.
as the same is laid down on the piats and plan of
said city. together with the improvenepts-two
Brick Houses and two Frames on rear of lots, on
25th street, between 81 and
Terms: one,thiEd cash; the balance at six and
per cent per ann M until paid and secured by
hsa Of a te At o sane
If the terms of sale not compiled with in seven
Of the s and co
the defaultng purchaser.
novss.ats WI ?: q ca aoEStos.} Trustees.
maE A p tSs rs n ism
INSTANT, same hour and place
By order of Trustees.
CHANGE;RY SALE s41tl OF REAL ESTATE On
A NNRH1T TG1ER S sFNEETS &C. BE1SG
B virtue Of a. decree Of the m Cont
Charles A. McEwen ct. al, the undersigned, as
premses S I'll & @ baR Of
GENDER, A. D. 1879, AT THE HOUR OF P. NJ. all that
d IN IS
division Of lots in reservation numbered eleven Oh
as
which will be exhibited at sale.
equal instruments payable in six and twelve,months
with interest to be secured by deed OF trust on the
Or the purchaser may. at his election pay the pur
chase money in cash AZ conye9yancns at cost of
PpoeerS Is sod deposit OF 800 will be required when
WTGH T; I = SAFER. Trustees.
cHAs. W. HANDY Hact lon noss ssenas
re- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1879, at same hour and
pace Gsr Oh it cMas. w HANDY. Auctr.
CHANGER7YI SALE NE OF VALUABLE IMPRoyEp
TNfI RsEGEES s TMESES AND
os the District Of Columbia, passed on the
s, i46 wherein cleo A. Jones and Leon Teresa
Jones are compliments, and Delilah Ann Jones and
cEMBER 23D, 1879, AT O'CLOCK, PM, offer for
sale at public AUCTION in front of the premises the
thirty two s2S feet Of Lot one d. and the whole Of
seventy three s Situate On street northwest
between 2lst and 22d streets. in the city Of Wash
Each of these Lots will be sold as whole SUBJ
divided, as may seem best at the time of sale.
Terms: One third cash and the balance in tive
equal instalments of six and twelve months re-
srectively, with interest from the day of sale:
A deposit of 5000 viii be required on each lot at
the time of sale. and all conveyancing and record
ing at purchasers cost.
Terms to be compiled with in seven days, other
wise the trustee reserves the :, right to resell the
chafer. FRANCIS MILLER, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. dec10
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las. DUNCAN, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL SALE OF NEW AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE.
On MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 1fTH, "a
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, at the Store, Sl7 ~
18th st. E.w, all assortment Of new and Sec Ess1
CEd hand Furniture, conn., rising IHl
Hairuloth ParlUr Suites; Chamber Suites;
700 Sec nd hand Chairs. and general collection
II miscellaneous Furniture unnecessary to enum-
crate.
dccl2-2t JAS DUNCAN Auct.
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UNDERTAK Frs.

EOiiN Il. WRIGHT,
y UNDERTAKER,
sep27-12m 1882 10th street northwest.
TrRED. SPINDIER, UNDERTAKEN, 1913 It'll st.
Il II. W., Washington d. G. (tesidence at plsce of
business.) Bodies e,nbalmed and prepared for
Transportation. ap3-'
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers

REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, CARPETS, &c, AT AUCTION.
On TOMORROW, DECEMBER IL. COM-N
MENCING Al III O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell i'll ~
front of our auction rooms, general assort- ssS1
nent of Household Furniture, consisting of l
Walnut Chamber Suites, Parlor Suites, Walnut
Tables, Gilt Frame Mirrors, Cottage Furniture,
Walnut Wardrobes, Brussels. Ingram aud other
CARROTS, Blankets. Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Crockery ware &c.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANsON BROS, Aucdoneers
DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE-OvER II, 900
LOTS.
Will be sold at auction within the auction rooms
corner 9th and d streets n. W., commencing AT 10
O'CLOCK A M, ON MONDAY, 15rH DECEMBER,
1879 md continue Evening and Morning until all
sCld.
Catalogues to be had at office Of auctioneers.
By order Of the Postmaster General.
A. d. HAZEN.
decl2-4t Third Asst p NJ General.
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BULLYING THE JUDGE, BROWSE ATIN1 WITNESSES.
AND HARANGCING At EANDOM-rRYISG IN VAIN
To GET COMMITTED FOR CoNTEMrr-AS EcCES
Trio CHARACTER.
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The fst Is. Glass IteaHi,Fs q this E9f sGHI
DAM and ''NIAAS. " carrying the is. mail to the
Netherlands. leaves Jersey City every alternate
mediate Si5-s5O: Steera re 1923. H.CA2AUX, Genr
AEt, q South William st, New YorE, UNCI EDYE
RIS. so E'MaN. GeI.eral Passanger Ag't ianl
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
" NORTH G STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, IN, CITY. p; c., BEING A

RI THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1879, at same hour and
place. By order of Trustees.
decl2- d&ds CHAS. W. HANDY, Auctr.
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OCNARD LINE.

u NOTICE.
With the view of diminishing the chances of col
ision, the Steamers of this line take specific
for all seasons Of the year.
On the outer Passage from Queenstown TO New
York Boston, crossing tha meridian Of 80 at 4S
lat, nothing to tine north of 43.
On the hCmeward passage crossing the meridian
of % at ~ lat, nothing to the north of AZ.
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WANTED-OLD GOLD and SILVER, In large or
w small quantities. Highest Cash price paid.
321 Penn'a avenue. betweeu I'd and " sts. feb3
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OLYDE'S NEW EMPRESS LINE
PHILADELPHIA a, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadelphia with Clyde.s
Line tor Boston, Providence, and the
New England states.


~ LINE DF1N EEN NEH HANRE, iIOSDoN,
SoJTHAMFTnS AND BREMEN
The steamers of this company viii sail every Sat
rday from Bremen Pier foot of 81 street, HobokeH
Rates If passage: From New York to Havre, Lon
don, SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen, first cabin, 500;
passage apply to oLLRIHS \ Goa, Bowling
Green New York W. g. GETZEROTT 4 CO., 925
Pa. av., Agents for Washfskxton. sepl0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
The War PeriOd-Its Men and
Events rs Described by the
Late "Dick" Taylor.

The following extracts are made a.
most az random from the late Gen. Dick
Tavlor's book of war recollections Just
issued by the AppletOns. Here Is his
conception OF StOnewall Jackson:
in appealing 20 Jackson, dwelt on
the rich harvest Of glory he had reaped
in this brilliant campaign. Observing
him closely, | caught a glimpse OF the
mans inner nature. IL was but
glimpse. The curtain closed, and he
was absorbed in PRAYER. Yet IN that
uT6ment / saw an ambition boundless a.
Cromwell's ant a. merriless.
| have written that he was ambitious;
and his ambition was vast all absorbing.
Like the unhappy wretch from whose
shoulders spranZ the foul serpent, he
loathei is-perhaps feared L; but he
could not escape tit vas himself-nOr
rend IL. II VS. his own flesh. He fought
II with PRAYER. constant and earnest
ApoIIvCu AMI Christian in ceaseless con-
bat. What limit % set % his ability
know not, TOR be vas ever superior %
occasion. Fortunate in his death, be
fell at the summit OF glory. before the
sun Of the COnteieracy hal set As one
man. the south wept for him; foreign
nations shared the grief; even Eederals
praised him. With Wolf and Nelson
and HavelOck he took MS place IN the
hearts OF English-speaking peoples
OF the seven DAYS Around Rieh-
mond' Gen. Taylor writes a. follows;
The Confederate commanders knew
no more about the topography OF the
conntrv than they dill about Central
ARIA. The day before the
battle Of Malvern Hill President Davis
cDuN not fni a guide with Intelligence
enough % show him the vay from one
OF cur columns 70 another, and this tact
have from him. For two days We lost
NcCleIlan's great army in lew miles OF
woodland. AMI never had any definite
knowlsise Of it, movements We had
MUCH praying n various headq uarters'
and large reliance on special Provltences,
but nOCe were yogchsaied, by pillar oil
cloud or fire, 70 supplement- our ignor-
ance."
This Is his picture Of Gen. Lee;
cot all the men I have ever seen, he
WIS best entitled % the epIthet OF dis
tinguished: and 30 marked was his ap-
pearance in this particular that be
would not have passed unnSticed
through the streets OF any capital Re
served almost % coldness, his calm dig
nirv repeIled familiarity; not that ne
seemed without sympathies, but that he
had - conquered his own weaknesses
As 10 prevent the confession Of others De
t,re him Tender and protecting
love he did not inspire; sucn love L
gwen % weakness, not % strength.
Not only was ne destitute OF 4 vulgar
creed for tame. he would not extend
hand % welcome il when II came unoii-
den. He Was without ambition, and
Ike Washington. into whose amlly con-
nection he had Married, kept duty a.
his guide
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23

loan xas S2o0, 0OO, 900 during that year
They are payable in coin, the interest
at per cent. annually on the coupon
bonds OF $50 and 500 and semi-Gnnually
on the coupon bonds Of 500 and 81 900
and On all registered bonds
The fve-swenties Just recalled were
issued under set Of March 8, 1855, which
provides that they shall be Of dsnou-
nations OF not less than $50 and pay
able AZ time not more than forty years
from the date ofissue nor underfive years.
The interest Is payable semi-annually,
az rate not 10 exceed per cent. IN
eoin Or6.3 in currency. These bonds
are payable both principal and interest
simply in lawful dollars, but as the
treasury notes Of q higher rate OF inter
est than 8 per cent issued under the
same act are payable IN currency IL Is
understood that when not expressly
stated the bonds both principal and in
terest are payable in coin, and such has
always been the practice"
IL was told 70 the reporter by Wal
street broker, yesterday, that the origin
Of the issue of government bonds was
the trouble the government had early
In April, 1861, with q number OF con-
tractors. A gentleman called one day
upon Secretary Chase. and informed
him that he must devise some medium
By which the creditors of the govern
ment could raise money whereWith TO
paw their own ObliZatiOns. An interest
bearing bond, TO mature at the expira-
ton OF three years, Was suggested, and
the only difficulty was concerning the
rate Of interest II should carry. 1t was
finally decided, after obtaining the views
Of the most important contractors, 20
issue bond bearing interest At the rate
Of two cents per 500 4 day, or s.. 30
year. The measure readily passed both
houses OF congress, and capitalists very
soon realized that the seven-thirties
were An excellent investment The
speculation IN them was, however Sll
one-sided, and rs soon as they grew in
public favor they were IN great request
The greatest speculation, continued
the broker, was perhaps in the short
time notes issued by the government
previously, and which also carried
various rates OF interest, according TO
the bargain the government was able 20
make IL was necessary % raise money
70 pay pressing obligations, and specu-
latOrs in those days were constantly on
the g,a rirg 10 find out how the govern
ment vas going 10 extricate itself out OF
what was then considered a trying d.
lemmA A very great speculative
movement was also established IN the
demand nstes that were also issued at
that time, receivable At the custOmhOUse
for duties. These. notes were not legal
tender. but sold within a traction OF the
current quotation OF gold Many ignOr-
ant spectators imagined that congress
would sOue day pass an act authorizing
the acceptance OF greenbaeks for Gus
toms duties, and consequently sold
these notes short in the open market.
But no such proposition was ever
brOgght up, and the spectators could
only derive a profit If gold declined.
The losses in these short sales OF de-
mani notes were said at the time 20
have been even larger than the heavy
bear transactions In the gOld-rOom
ITSELF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
sn.k....Iir. pestrursrs.

The los Of life in India due 10 the
-4yagss Of venOmOus snakes : almost
ipcrNlible. Yet the disease which Is as
Uflv and deadly as the deailiest India
reptile. i winding IL col around thous-
ants OF people while the victims are IN
conscious Of It's presence. IL has long
been A hobby with incompetent PAYS
clans 70 assume that consumption y IN
curahle after the formation Of tuberc!es
has begun: and in every case they iAii
40 eject A cJ1rs-of course tuoerctes hal
b.yun % form and they were Incuraole-
The records Of me,iical science dIsprOye
anv such theory. On the contrary, n
cxses of lung disease which hal been
cured and the patient lived torty
AMI ffry vears IN robust health post
norterr examinations showed large eiel-
trices scarsl where the tubercies bad
been tormed and removed The tuber-
cIss az removed BY absorption into the
blood An efficient Alternative. Dr.
Pisrre's Golden Medical Discovery,
must be u<e,i 20 cleanse the blood OF
the scrufulOCs impurities For tuoer.
cular consumption - Only torm 81
s.-rofulous diseaSe- Golden Aedleal
Discovery IS q sovereign remetv ior al
forms Of scrUfulOus dISease- or KING :
evil such A tnmorS. White swalincS-
fever sores. OF scrOfulOus sore EYES,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
TRTSTFE-S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust MADE
I'D and executed BY Adam Blum and Eveline
his wife, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated the
Ifth daY Of November, In the year Isz4 and duly
reeor.ed IN the Clerk ofiee OF the County Court
Of Ohio county IN the State Of West Virginia, In
deed Of trust book No. !, folios 80. 80 and 90
win sell AZ public Gnction- aS the frOnt door OF
the Court House OF said Ohio county, On
WEDNESDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF APRIL
ls7s, beginning At 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of aid day,
the following described real estate, that q % say
AL that piece or parcel Of grOund. being the
north One-half OF Iot numbered eighty-three On
y Of lot No. So measuring thirty three test IN
'front.' and extending back 70 al alley, one hun
bred and twenty-five feet in the addition % ne
town Of Wheeling laid out By John Eon and
William ChAplne, IN that part Of the city OF
wheeling called Centre wheeling and situate On
and Twenty -sec0nd streets, In said city, together
with all and singular the Improvements thereon
and the heredi 2mena and GppurssnAness be-
longing thereto.
TERlls % s1LE-One third, or a. much more
Of the purchase money a. the purchaser may
elect % pay. in cash on the day OF sale, and the
residue IN TWO equal installmenB, At one and
two wears from the day Of sale. the purchaser %
give good personal security for the payment OF
said deferred instAIimsnts, with interest on the
same from the day OF sale until payment and
the title % the property % De retained until the
purchase money IS fully paid Title Il unex-
eepCionable- JAMES p ROGkRS. Trustee
". n. HALLER, AuetiOueer. mrIH
The above sale was postponed until " EDNE-
DAY April I'D. az 10 O'Clock A. n.
EpIT JAMES P. ROGERS, rrustes-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
ARMY AND THE COURTS.
A "Reminiscences of the By-GOne
Grant Regime.

In the course OF 4 speech on the Army
bill on Friday last, senator Randolph 81
New jersey, caused a sensation IN the
senate by a curious story OF an inter-
view he had with General Grant in the
White House in the winter Of 1876. he
said:
had the honor 70 bear message in
1876 from Governor, now senator,
Hampton 70 the then President OF the
United States. requesting him 10 with
draw his troops from the state House Of
south Corulina in Difference % a deCi-
sion Of the supreme and highest Court
OF that state. | urged the importance
Of il with all the force OF appropriate
language at my command. | told the
President that in the Judgment of emit
nent lawyers the Governor, then out Of
office by expiration OF his term, had not
lawfully invoked the assistance % fed-
eral power. inasmuch a. he had male no
effort TO convene his legislature, though
easily done. and obtain their action on a
matter 80 vital. that the newly elected
Governor desired the attendance OF the
represen natives OF the people IN their
state House. from which Federal BAY
Onets. a. I myself knew, kept them, and.
finally. that the contest being one Of
purely State concern, regarding only the
claims Of State officers, and these hav-
ing been definitely settled by the high
est legal tribunal that could ever take
coynizance OF the case-that -, the "A
preme Court Of South Carolina. | urged
that the Federal forces should b.
promptly Withdrawn from the State
House. In angry tone AMI uncivil man
ner the President replie'i. Il won :
withdraw the troops. / don't regard
the decision Of the Supreme Court. ard
# had any message 10 send TO General
Hampton Il would De that his message
20 me Is an impertinence-
he related this story 10 show that
even with an army no more numerous
than the present one President L he
i ~ disposed, can interfere with the
rights Of the people and defy the courts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23

By virtue OF deed Of trust made by Margaret
BrOdis and ] n BrOdie. her husband, 10 me a.
trustee, dated January 10. ISIS, recorded N the
otice CT the Clerk of the County Court OF Mar
shall county. West Virginia, n deed Of trust
book No. = page II, / viii sell AZ the front door
Of the Court House OF Marshall county, on
SATURDAY, The I7TH DAY OF NAY
A. D. Is7g. commencing at II O'Clock noon, the
following described property, that = % say:
Three acres Of land adjoining land OF W N Nc
Aecheu- in Marshall county, West Virginia,
thus bounded and described, tO-Wtt: beginning
az A Stake and stone IN Wm- McNechen's line
and in line OF 3. & D. r P thence with the line
OF said railroad :. !, ". III poles % stake and
stone. thence leaving the railroad :. -, Z
IS 2tI0O polss 70 drain; thence mp said drain y.
lOlS e y 5s-i0U poles 70 the line OF Wm- Nc
MeChen, thence with said Wm- NcMschen's line
% the beginning, - poles.
Also, a strip OF land sixteen feet wide, leading
from said Land. extending along the south 1na
Of Wm. McMechen's u the county road, the same
being sixteen feet wide. commencing az the pie~e
Of ground above mentioned and running thence
easrwarily an equal width 70 the county road
afOrp said.
The ute Is believed 20 be perfect, but I viii
convey only the title vested IN me by said deed
Of trust
TERMs OF SALE-Oue-thirt cash on day OF sale,
the balance in two equal instAllments AZ SIX and
twelve months, evidenced By negotiable notes
bearing interest and secured By deed Of trust on
The property. DENIS O'KEEFFE, Trustee
". ". COWDEN, solicitor. apl5oaWu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23

That a remedy made Of such Common
simple plants ~ Hops. B1ehu- Man
dra.ie, DandeEiOn. &C, shOGh make -
many AMI such marvellous and wonder
FL cures A. Hop Bifters do, bat when
oI,f and younz, rsh ard poor, Pastor
and pocsor, LAWYER and EGhtOr al test
~ 10 having been cured BY them, you
must l,elsvs and ny them yOlrseh
and dOlbs no hanger. See other column
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23

LEGAL NOTICE.

In the County Court Of Ohio county. West Viz.
ginia.
Lewis :. DeIaplAin- Robert ". pslADltin and
Hullihen Quarter. late partners IN trads gnster
the firm name Of l. :. DeLaPlAin 4 son.
Il BunEeld.
IN AssUMPsrr WITH ATTACHMENT.
The object Of this suit l. 70 recover from the
defendant ss-6.ls, evidenced by pruullsory OF
The said defendsHL made &C Wheeling. ". Va,
dated Deeembe II. 1875, with interest on mid
sum from the itth day OF March, ISL until paid.
and the costs OF this suit; and IL Appearing from
an hiiAvit aled N the cAnse, that the .ald de-
tendans : not resident OF this State. and the
defendant not having been served with copy
Of the order OF attachment with proses m this
suit and Il further appearing that the IA Belle
iron works 1arnishee. Was Indebted ~ the de
PENDANT the sum Of one hundred and nfry dol
Lars and ninety four cents when summoned in
this case q Is ordered by the Court thar aid de-
tendant De and h required "a Appear WITHIN four
weeks after the date Of the hrst publication OF
this order and DO what Is necessary ~ protect his
interests herein and thai this oStier be publish
Ell and posted a. red utrtSt By law.
resse: GEORGE HOOK. Clerk.
J. p ROGERS, atty Tor complainant mr5oaEt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
McfAODEN & SHEPPARD,

DUuDERs. 1910 MARKET STREET CEN.
Id trance thrpe fOors above Custom HJsfss.
An classes of Buildings erected promptly and
sarisfartDrily Plans and SPECIFICATIONS poepared
and esrmates furnished on application. CaEefiIl
supervision given D buildings Partiss desiring
% erect new. 90 - make Improvements Oh prs
ent buildinKs, ant th1.e ne,slng any wotx IN
our line will 30 vel - call Or Aires a. Ibnvs.
aprfse AcFADDEN a SHEPPARD.