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POtICE ,JfTnY.

Monday, December Cd 1878.
The police jury met this day at
the court house pursuant TO
ADJOURNMENT.
Were present Nathan Perry
president and Messrs Hoffpauil
a.,d Wise.
.'bsent Messrs Broussard and
Leleu.
The minutes of last upon being
read were corrected and then
adopted.
Art lst Resolved, that the
bridge over the bayou VermiIion
opposite the town Of Abbevi.le,
he opened in such manner as not
to ohstruct navigation until the
frrthel' orders of this body.
Art Cd Resolved, the president
Of this body be and he is hereby
authorized 10 contract with any
person for the keeping Of a tenl-
porary public ferry at Abbeville
the conditions and rates of toll
to be the same az those stipulated
in articles 3 4. 5. and 6. adopted
by this body on the 20 day Of
October, 1877 said temporary
contract to expire after thirty
days from it's date, when perma-
nent one shall be entered into. ac-
eording to the laws regulating
public ferries.
The following report Of the
Finance Committee being present.
ed was read by their secretary,
after which. the same was receiv-
ed adopted and ordered to be
spred on the minutes anil publish
ed
To the Honorable President and
and members of the Police
Jury of the Parish Of Vermilion.
Your Finance Committee most
respectfully submit the following
report of the condition of the f.
napces of this parish.
On the 29'h Of May 1877 Mr..
J. s. Nnnez, tax collector receipt
ed to this committee in the sum of
Sl9.950.2O as the balance dne on
the delinquent Rolls OF 1928 4
and 5.
On the delinquent Of 1872 the
uncollected balance was $4,4S8.54
As per printed circular Of collec-
tor he collected in 1877 from de-
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bead This Twice.

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DOBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP.
Having obtained the agency Of
this celebrated soap for Anbevi,Ie
and vicinity, l append the opin-
ion Of some Of our best people as
10 its merits. We have been
using for the last 2 months the
I)obbins' Electric soap. made hy
]. L. Cragin e. Go Philadelphia.
Pa, and find that it washes and
cleans the clothes more rapidly
(and more thoroughly and Is in
|the end cheaper than any other
soap we have ever used in our
family. We can heartily recon-
mend it and single trial viii
convince all of the correctness of
bur assertions.
WM. MoUToN.
f. [. ADDISON.
ARCHIE You've.
A. LACOUR.
\ idesire all my friends and cns-
fcaers to give this splendid soae
Phe trial so they may know jass
eow good the best soap in the
U. :. is. Give it a trial and |
Pm sure you will use 10 other.
A. D. MARTIN.
Abbeville, La. Sole Agent.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician retired from active
practice, having had placed In his hands
BY an East Indian missionary the formula
OF simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Of Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all
Throat and Lung affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure for. General Debility
and all nervous complaints, after lia:ing
thoroughly tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases. feels it his
duty to make it known to bis suffering
fellows. The recipe will be Gent free of
charge, to all who desire it, with iuil di-
rections for preparing and successfully
using. Address with stamp naming this
paper, DR.. J. G. STONE. IA North Ninth
Street. PhiIadelphia, Pa Nov. ly.
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The STEPPING >TosE TO HgALrH

Ibe acqb!sitiOc IT visal vr-y y. "a
tepplng stone 10 heann. N,n -,
sn lack. yiiaiity. to. vari -. Ioa8- a.
tnelr duty. Incomes ch ~ c~iiy irr- t- ;
Y. and disease il -e-nta y ,nst'u d.
prevent this unhappy a. of ti,i14e.
e debilisated system h ,ula h bal o.
tne Hse OF that ininns ,,l- tone. II :
saera Stomach Bit.e,s waichn VIZ rsir
digestive organs ard 'nsure. he
en conversi0n OF food MO b 0od Of a
osr,sn'ng qnahty, from w1enc. every
ascle, nerv asd fiber scqalse anvoi E
lpphes CT viaor. aac the Whole ~. :
.lefiene-s the benetic,a, efecr. Appa-
y returns, the sy.t-m is refreshed b
.s'shlal slnmber, be nerves gro " -tron
y cs'm, the despondr ncy b-gorten e
YONG Indigestion and ap upc.rrai sta.
i'h dlsappears. and that Sal ow ~
.nnce OF 'he skin peculiar to nabisma
Mlas, and persons deficient ip Wit,
81 y replaced by more becomln.
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NO. go.

Inc following claims for hold
ing the last election were allowed
and ordered to be paid in the
manner n provided by Art 4th of
these proceedings.
Vilmont Breaux. s. Wise
assignee, s1Oo m
Charles Dupny, dy sheriff 1900
Leo Perret, Recorder $50
.. +. Randall, Com. 1900
Thomas Hof'pauir .jr, com. ESQ
Lassin Abshire com & rent $50
John Morgan 500
William Sheperd, clerk 500
T. Y. LebIance, dy sheriff $50
Isaac White com 1900
Jas N. Williams com $50
Camille E. Broussard rent 800
Ambrose Lacour ST com &c 6.2O
Ed. E. Briggs go
Amh Lacour. .ir com & rent $50
:. Cesaier Mouton clerk 500
n feIry com 500
Robert Green room rent 800
q. Dutel, election boxes 1000
u. b. Shaw sheriff and return.
ing olhcer 5000
+, M. Levy, com 500
W. R. Ellis, clerk 500
NJ. V. Lampman, com $40
A. D. Martin, do 500
Joseph I. Gu;dry do $50
}. a. Meagher, do $50
Henry c Harrington, clerk 500
) w Harrington, dy sheriff {, go
Eraste Tbibaut, dy sheriff $50
Alex Irahan, com 1900
Out Of criminal funds of 1878.
Lastie Broussara, 2I.43
u. .. Shaw, 2I,0O
G. E. Lyons, S. Wise assignee
1910
Magistrate and Constable 1878.
F. B. Patten S. Wise assignee
$500
r. 3. Patten, I.5O
A. Mallaman, Lastie Broussard
assignee 900
Keeping and repaired bridge
funds, 1878.
George E. Lyons, s. Wise
assignee, s2534
George E. Lyons to Dec. 6
1913. 1925
Stationary and printers funds
Of 1878.
E. |. Addison, 93.75
Solomon Wise, 77,47
Isaac Wise, 4.25
Police Jury funds 1878.
Solomon Wise 1000
John G. White 1850
A. G. Maxwell, 9I.3O
NJ. e. :Broussard to Dec. 3Ist
1878. 5000
A. Lacour to Dec. 3Ist 1878
5000
n. Ferry. 900
Howard Hoffpauir $50
The Police Jury then adjourned
'ine die.
N. Perry, President.
A. T,ArnJ1D OH
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Nn make money faster at work for
" Than at anything else. Capital
suifed; We will start you. Twelve
pef day at home made by the ,u-
1,s..s Men. woman. boys and girl
n. svefywhere 10 work for US, Now
kssa a@e Costly outfit and terms free.
TUE and Co, Augusta, Maine.
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official Directory.

District Judge. ,
District Attorney.
J. A. CHARGo1s.
Clerk Of District Court,
LAsTIE BRoUssARD.
Representative.
ADRIEN NuNEz9
Parish Judge.
LYMAN G.. LYONS.
Parish Attorney.
w. A. WHITE.
G. B. SHAW.
Recorder.
LEO PERRET.
Tax.Collector.
J. S. NUSFz.
Police Jury.
lin. PERRY, President,
Is. WISE, u. ". BROussARD
II. HoFPPAuIR. Il. II. LEEEU
Town Council.
LEoycE PERRET, Mayor.
LAsrIE BRoUssARD, j. ABADIE,
IS. WISE, ). BoYANcE
EGEo. r. LIONS, Constable.
Justices Of the Peace, Sd. Ward
B. B. PATTEN,
Dep'ty. U. s. Surveyors
F. FhRAY.
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a hhevi'le, Oct. %. 1878.
We have this day examined the
tax rolls and receipts of G. E.
Lyons. formerly collector, and
have found a balance of one hun
dred and fort, -one dollars and
twenty -four cents 70 he accounted
sor by said G. E. Lyons.
(Signed) r. C. SMEDEs.
(Signedl SOLOMON WISE.
This account is correct.
(Signed) GEO. r. Lyons.
The committee also presented
the general tax rol 5 for the year
1878. ard the uncolected license
Of Victor Gnidry. keeping a
billiard table and that of Wm.
Monton as attoLy at law.
On motion of S. Wise, resolved
that the collector be and he is
hereby instructed to make a per-
sonal demand on all parties who
have not as yet paid their taxes
and licenses. and that upon fail
ure Of such parties to pay the
same, that he made a delinquent
list, and canse the same to be
published during ten days in the
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TOWN COUNCIL.


ABBEyILLE, La, Oct, "a, 1878.
Town Council met this day in
special session.
Present: l.. Broussard. Mayor
pro tem., S. Wise, J. Boyance. J.
Abadie. Absent, l.. Perret, May
or.
On motion Of S. Wise, w. B,
White was appointed secretary
pro TEN.
The reading Of the minutes of
the previous meeting was dispens-
ed with.
The committee on settlement
with Geo. E. Lyons made their
report, which, having beon read,
was adopted snd ordered spread
upon the minutes and published:
aud the said Lyons was given nn-
til the 1st Of Nov. mex, to settle
the amount due by him with the
corporation attorney.
TO the Hon. Mayor and Board
es \ lde. men.
Statement as per lost re-
port July 9Th nncolected
on rolls of 1878. $3.50 81
This day uncollected On
same ro.is .... 145 90
1884 65.
Allowed as com mission for
collection al 1 per ct... II 60
$2,7 U5
On rolls Of special tax lev.
led for quarantine purpo-
seo ...: w 20
Balance uncoliected. ....ll2 is
$3.50 10
Commission allowed hin
On @i3y 10 at7a per Ct. 9 Is
$l2O 81
Balance due bv him on .Spe-
cisl tax rolls OF 1878 and
10 be accounted tor
Due " him on General tax
on corpora ion. :. =. .%217 o.
Due by him on faes $40,
one ha.r 5 00
Total collected hv him on
tax, fines, etc -. .342 80
Cr.
By receipts from F. 3. Pat
len. 500
By sa'ary as constable )
aonths and "a days. Jane
26 20 Oc,. p. 1878 -. o. 90
By salary as or dge- keeper
ead;ag Oet. 6 1875
BY sataEy as Ja.i-neeper.-. 6 90
Total $2l9 50
RECAPITULATIoN.
A AMOUNT coltec ed due on
the general rolls .@2l7 05
Amonnt collac,ed due on
,specia quarantine oil. l2O 81
4 ,,,n.pr ontlno,,J <!,,,, r,
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linquent Roll of 1872, $4,000
and from same in 1878 1885
This committee erased from said
Roll of 1872 as worthless taxes
amounting to $40l.9S; also the
amount of receipts produced by
the tax payers and not credited on
said Roll $lS23.67. Deduction
as per resolution of Police Jury
on taxes of Rykoski for 1872
$2l.60 $2933 90
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Recapitulation
Bal due on delet Roll.
1872 s 1855 81
'73 221I 20
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Balance in hand OF G.. E.
Lyons ........-. Sl22 "A
The amount collected on IL
censes. twenty dollars, less
y per ct. commission. =. Is so
Balance $l4l "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-15
A Grssnbsck pemoerat in Trouble

Correspondence Of the Register.
am Greenback Democrat. l was
made so by such men as Hereford and
Wilson. | have been told that the de-
preston Of business, the scarcity OF
money and the hard times were caused
by the policy OF contraction, and the
enforcement OF resumption. | have
also been told that the Democratic party
is the true Greenback party, Amt
Pendleton, young Greenbacks' and
Hendricks, Voorhees,, Ewing and Thur
mantle pillars OF the Democratic
party-ain't they the embodiment OF
greenbackism? Yet family ask why
don't the Democrats do something for
us? Why don't they give US more
money and thus relieve the depression
of business and make times better. |
have been told the Republicans were
responsible. They have the Senate and
50 il would be useless for the Democratic
House TO do anything, only wait
till the 4th of March, 1879, when
We will have majority OF
both houses of Congress and then |
will see what glorious things the Demo
Gratis will do for our oppressed country.
Well, the 4th of March has come and
gone; the 18th OF March has come and
gone; and the Democratic house has
elected a hard money man Speaker, and
the Democratic Senate has appointed Il
hard money man chairman OF the IL
nance Committee; and now they tell
me that Tilden or Bayard will be the
nominee for President, and the
Greenback policy will be-well, just
off. Now, what am to do? But | sup
pose ought to apply to the Organ.
Ees, but am afraid to do so. II, | fear,
believes in the party lash and whipping
i'm business, and | don't want to bee
whipped in. Having received my
greenback instruction from Thurman,
PendletOn, Hendricks and Hereford, 1t
makes me baulky for an unknown ed
itor. backed by an unknown corpora
tion-they do say that corporations
have no sOuls-tO whipme in and tell me
that | must not think for myself, but
must let the hireling Of the STATE
IbHtDsTW Company tIluk loT ulc'
You, Mr.. REGISTER, nave not been
cracking the party lash over me. and
now il frightens me 10 hear its sound.
But | am really in trouble. Last fall
before the election our Democratic
speakers told Us that the Democratic
party was the true Greenback party,
that relief would come by that party,
that il we would only remain true to
the glorious old party till 1t
got a majority in both Houses
in Congress, it would give
MS plenty OF money to do the business
OF the country, and restore prosperity.
Congress has met, with Democratic
majority in both houses and yet the lit
tie that it has done is in the interest OF
the bond, hard money policy, and !
can't see that they are going 10 enact the
Greenbark policy. Will be forced in
TO the Greenback party? or what can ]
do? To vote for hard money, bond
policy candidate, because he bears the
name Of Democrat, fear will 60 against
me. HARD TINES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-15
TRUSTEE-S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID and executed by Adam Blum and Eveline
his wife, TO the undersigned trustee, dated the
l4th day of November in the year lS74, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the County Court
Of Ohio county, in the State OF West Virginia, IN
deed of trust book No. T. folios As, 4sg and 40
will sell at public auction. at the front door OF
the Court House Of said Ohio county, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF APRIL,
1872. beginning at 10 O'Clock A. N. of said day,
the following described real estate, that Is to say
All that piece or parcel of ground, being the
north one-half of lot numbered eighty three N.
u of lot No. 81, measuring thirty three feet IN
front and extending back 20 an alley, one nun"
bred and twenty-five feet, in the addition 70 the
town Of Wheeling laid out by John Eoh and
William Chapline, in that part Of the city OF
Wheeling callei Centre Wheeling. and situate on
the east side of Main street, between twenty-hrst
and Twenty second streets, in said city, together
with all and singular the Improvements thereon
and the hereditAments and appurtenances be-
longing thereto.
Terms or SALE-One-third. or as much more
OF the purchase money as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, in cash on the day OF sale, and the
residue in two equal installment at one and
two years from the day OF sale, the purchaser 10
give good personal security for the payment Of
said deferred inStallments, with interest on the
same from the day of sale until payment, and
the title TO the property TO be retained until the
purchase money is fully paid. Title Is uneN-
ceptOnable. JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
r. n. HALLER. Auctioneer. mrlii
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= Cnrinnati Enauirer.

Er,u, the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A man with basket on his arm push
"a mis- wayup TO truit-stand yesterday
and asked: -,
Glow do YOU sell eucumbers
The dealer informed him.
why, man alive, do you suppose l
want 10 buy a whole One2
81 don't know what YOU want ouI
that's the price Of eucumbers' rePheu
the dealer l.,
.Yon don't want it all cash down do
your"
II do for a tact-' ,h
suppose l give you one.thlru CASH.
balance in yearly payments
The fruiter shook his head, -,
Il paw YOU big interest, persisted
the man.
aGive yOu the best OF security, urs
al the customer; first mortgage on I'M
incumbered real estate. -,
The dealer would only shaka ms
head.
aour reporter did not bear the priee,
but the nan with the basket iAln'eu
dead away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-15
DEPOsED FOR HEREsY.
The Fate That has Finally Over
taken the Rev. John Miller,


The Presbytery of New Brunswick
Yesterday took final action in the case OF
the Rev. John Miller, d. D., OF Prince
ton, late Professor in the Theological
Seminary OF that place by formally de-
posing him from the Seminary for her
esy. DR.. Miller was tried, by the New
Brunswick Presbytery in May, 1877, on
a charge of publicly denying and assail-
ing important doctrines Of the comics
sion OF Faith and the catechisms" OF the
Presbyterian Church. The. specitica-
tons charged o. DR.. Miller with teach
ing that the soul is not immortal--that
at the death OF the body it dies, becomes
extinct, and so continues until the resur-
rection; (2) with holding that Christ, as
a child OF Adam, was personally accoun-
ted guilty Of Adams sin, and that, like
other children OF Adam, He inherited
corrupt nature, and that He needed TO
be, and was, redeemed by His own
death; and 81 with teaching that there
is but one person in the Godhead. In
his own defense, DR.. Miller desired TO
show how he could write the book upon
which the charges were based-Fetich IN
RsliqiOn-and vet retain his connection
with the Presbyterian Church. DIR. Mil
ler's defense was listened tn with marked
attention and with no little emotion;
but the Presbytery unanimously sus-
tanned the charge and specifications, and
adopted a resolution suspending him
from the ministry until he should re-
nounce his errors. The Synod OF New
Jersey sustained the Presbytery, and
the case was appealed to the General
Assembly. That body, while in ses-
sion at Pittsburgh, in May, 1873, sus-
tanned the action had in New Jersey by
an overwhelming vote. On May 81,
1873, DIR. Miller wrote a letter TO the
New Brunswick Presbytery, withdraw
ing from the Presbyterian Church. The
Presbytery at its June meeting, post
poned action on the letter, by very
nearly even vote, until its next meeting.
DR.. Miller is the son of the late Rev.
DR.. Samuel Miller, and is now about
sixty years of age During the war he
entered the Confederate service as
chaplain, and afterwards commanded
brigade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-15

George R. Jingle, Administrator OF the estate Of
James II. Forsyth, deceased.
vs..
Benjamin Fisher, ct ais,
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit il 10 enforce a certain
lien created by deed made by Thomas G. Cul.
bertSOn and wife 10 Josiah F. Cpdegrh, trustee,
% secure u payment Of certain sums Of money
therein mentioned, which deed i dated on the
4th day of August A. ID. lNts, and i OF record in
the Clerks Office Of the County Court for Ohio
county; also Ia enforce a certain lien made by
Robert Forsyth on or about May 81, lsIl In favor
OF James H. Forsyth deceased, on portion of
the said sums OF money secured by the inst men
toned deed OF trust; also d bring into hOtchpot
certain adyanCrmCntS made in his life time by
said James II. Forsyth te Robert Forsyth, VII
liam Forsyth aud Leonard +. Forsyth, rs well As
10 bring into hOtchpOt all of the real and person.
al estate Of which the said James III. Forsyth
died sliced or possessed, and "a distribute the
same among the parties entitled thereto: also Ia
settle the accounts Of the complainant As admin
iStrtor OF the estate OF said James II. Forsyth,
deceased. And ii appearing frnm an affidavit
filed In this cause that the defendants, Thomas
&. CulbertsOn, Ellen Forsyth, Leonard T. For
syth, Robert Forsyth, Ellen A. Metbury, George
6. Armstcad, Lizzie Armstead, Hunt ArmStcad,
Jennie ArmStead, Belle Arnstead, samuel
Baker, William Baker and Logan b. Wallace, are
non resident, OF the state oi West Virginia, II
is therefore O>ler,d that the said Thomas G.. Gull
berlSOn, Ellen Forsyth, Leonard +. Forsyth, Rob
ert Forsyth, Ellen \. Mcdbury, George q. Arm
stead, Lizzie Armstead, Hunt Annstcad Jennie
ArmStcAd. Belle Arnstead samuel Baker vii.
liam Baker and Logan b. Wallace appear al rules
a. be held for the said court on Monday, the llth
day 81 April, 4. u. lS7g, and do what may be
necessary Ia protect their interests ~ This suit.
TrSte: T. NJ DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Oi Wheeling.
d. LANBAND II. VI. RUSSELL,
Attorneys for complainant. mrll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-15
RAILWAY NOTES.

II i said the Southwest Pennsylvania
railway will be continued from Oliphant
Furnace, Fayette county, Pa, 10 Nor
rantown, W. Va, during the coming
summer
The Bedford division of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad will be completed 10 Cum
berland early this spring, and It Is pro-
posed 10 extend it into West Virginia,
thus tapping the new beds OF ore.
4 Coisrado Springs, Col, dispatch
Says the Denver AMI Rio Grande Com
panv have Just made arrangements with
a syndicate III capitals for the capital
necessary to extend It's lines 10 Lead
Vile. down the Rio Grande and into
san Juan.
The Lafayette. Muncie and Blooming
ton railroad was sold, by order OF the
United states Court, at Lafayette, In
diana. on the 81 inst, % Edward ii. H.
LYMAN. {. K. Cummings, Daniel T..
E,lls and John +. Newbury, trustees.
There Was only one bid.
The Northern Pacific contractors on
the extension Of the Yellowstone have
entered into a contract with IT. Louis
man to furnish $50 Southern negroes at
$40 a dav a. graders. This was work
81 upby the friends Of Senator Window 5
colonization scheme.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY is 10 build line nom Con-
nellsyilt 10 Washington, Pa, this sum
mer. This will give the mad connecc-
tiop between Cumberland and Wheel
inc. over fifty miles shorter than the
present route. We are indebted to an
exchange for the above, but We think
the intentions Of the Il. X q. Co. IN re-
/ ,r,rI to the matter are not known.
There i project on foot tcr the eX-
tention of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
railroad. 10 the Connellsville coke re-
| y;on. This extention u made necess,
sry by the refusal Of the Baltimore and
/ ohio Railroad Company Ia permit the
pal +. cars To pro rate over their
| line II is understood that Mr.. Wander
| hilt saws the 2. X l.. T. road must be
! extended 10 the coke region, and that
he will advance the money necessary io
do TN. work. This will make the T. &
IL - mad an important feeder To the
Iak. Shore and the New York Central
/ rpals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-15

To All who are suffering fromthe errors
and indisrretions Of youth, nervous
, 80 early decay, loss OF manhood,
a. / viii send a recipe that viii cure
Son xSxE or CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by q MISSIONARY ~ o9uln
America. Send self-addressed Envelope
10 the Rev. Joseph 7. lnmAn, s'anon ~
New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-15
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IL AS>UNPsIT WITH ATT NCHNEST
The object Of this sult l. tO recover from the
defendant s97llG. evidenced by promisory Of
the said defcndcnt, made at Wheeling. W Va,
dated December H. l>7j, with interest on said
sum from the nth day of March, ls77, until paid,
and the costs Of this suit, and IL Appearing from
AN affidavit filed in the cause, that the SAID de-
fcudant i not a resident NJ this State, and the
defendant no. aIv o. boon served with copy
OF the order ~ alta, u.CUt OF with process IN this
suit and 10 further Appearing lnH, ~" Ia Belle
iron work, garnishec was indebted Ia the de.
fcudant the sum Of one hundred and ifty dol
lar and nincty.fDur cents when summoned IN
this case II l. ordered by the Court that said de-
PENDANT BE- and is rpuu r'1 t1Hrp"ar within four
weeks after n. Uatu OBJ me Ar,t publication Of
hi, ORDER and lu what j. necessary Ia protect his
Interests herein, and that this order be publish.
ed and posted IA required hy law
1cstc. GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
J. F. ROGERS atty iOr complainant mr-hawt