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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-11-26
NOTICE.

All persons are warned not to trespass
in any way whatever upon the follow
ing lands owned by J, ID. Sergeant, in
Logan county, w. Va:
so acres on Tug River, purchased
from Henry Yarney, by deed dated
April 81, 1890.
T31s acres on Tug River, purchased
from Joseph Simpkips, by deed dated
February II, 1890. lr
rs acres on Steep Gut branch Of Tug
River, purchased from Vim. Mounts,
by deed dated February 81, 1890.
so acres on Steep Gut branch of Tug
River, purchased from James Mounts,
by deed dated February II, 1890.
! 40 acres on Scarberry branch. of Tug
River, purchased from Ballard Mounts,
by deed dated February IL, 1890.
249H acres at the mouth of Lower
Shannon Branch, on Tug River, in
Mcdowell county, conveyed to j. ID.
Sergeant by VIM. England, by deed
dated April 2, 1889.
All the following tracts were convey
ed to j. ID. Sergeant by-James O'Keefe,
by deed dated the rst fiday of Novem-
Der, 1889:
46 acres on Grape Vine Creek and
Tug River.
100 acres on Big Laurel Branch Of
MarrowbOne creek.
81 acres en- Jeunic's creek and Stone
Coal of Sandy.
ss6 acres on Lower Burning creek
and Tug River
HOS acres on Big Laurel branch of
Marrowbone.
255 acres on Thacker creek of Sandy.
59l acres on Thacker creek of Sandy.
81 acres on Grape Vine creek of
Sandy.
258ia acres on left fork of Turkey
creek and Four Pole.
All the deeds above referred to are of
record in the Clerks office of the coun-
ty court of Logan county.
i All persons disregarding Thu notice
will be prosecuted to the fullest extent,
of the law. J. y. SERGEANT.
Jos. Simpkins, Agent.
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Statue to Gen. Stuart.

The movement to erect a suit
able monument to the memory of
Gen. j. E. B. Stuart, at Richmond,
has at last been put into practical
shape. Regular members of the
association have been elected and
a person to collect funds has been
a p tinted in ov ~ county in Vir-
81 lia. A large number OF tle
III troopers who followed the
feather of the greatest American
cavalryman hive in West Virgin
ia, especially in the counties of
Cabel, Kanawha, Putnam, Wayne
and Logan, and we hope that they
will devise some means of show
ing thcir devotion to the memo
ry of their old lcasler.
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NOTICE.

The lands formerly owned by Will
liam Collins, on Tug River, Ben Greek,
and Four Pole Creek, are now owned
by the Elkhorn and Sandy River Land
Trust.
All persons are herel y warned not to
trespass. on any Of said lands, and are
hereby notified that the law relating to
trespassers will be strictly enforced.
JOSEPH SIMPKINs, Agent,
Hinch, July 81 1891
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LOGAN G. II. NEST XIRGlSIA-
Thanksgiving.

There is no bett'r evidence Of
DIR ch .istian civilization than the
fact that onStIiis day thousands OF
our citizens or every State and
Territory in this broad land will
assemble themselves together in
their respective places Of worship
render thanks unto the Oliver
Of all good gifts for His mercy
and loving Kindness unto us as d
-IeepHe&IEewHaanytte teaIH=Irffa
tiies Of the olden days in the old
home does the day bring to each
OF us
As the dew to the blossoms the bud to
the bee, @
A the scent to the rose, are those mem
cries to me.
We have so much to be thank
full Tor. We enjoy liberty as no
other people enjoy it. We have
the right to select our own rulers
without a bayonet behind every
ballot. We have been blest with
bountiful crops, while there has
been failure in other lands. We
are blest with bibles, churches,
and. Sunday Schools, and have
the right to worship God accord
ing to the dictates Of our own
conscience. We are blest with
schools where the humblest may
find open TO them volumes "rich
with the spoils of time" In short
we have everything that people
could wish, and we hope that
those VINO have been more high
ly favored than others with the
good things OF this life, will see to
the wants of the poor, that all
may enjoy alike this great Ma
tional holiday.
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Notice to TreSpassGrs.

All persons are wa rned not to trespas
situate n CabelI WAYNE Lincoln and and
Logan Counties and upon the waters Of
Guyan and Twelve Pole rivers, known
as the Lowe and Aspjnwall lands. The
cutting or causing to be cut of any tim
Der, whether saw logs, slaves, railroad
ties or of any other class or description
is absolutely forbidden.
Any person disregarding this notice
will be prosecuted to tie fullest viyor
of the law, and all persons will save
tronble and expense by a>strict observ-
ance of this notice.
J. G.. MILLER,
Chief Engineer Guyandotte Coal
Land Association.
OFFIcE.-Louisa, Ky. Aug, 100.
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y of their old leader.

We learn from the Huntington
Commercial that Scuyler Donnel-
la is no longer an officer of the
United States Secret Service
Corps. We knew him we'll when
he followed the knlghtly Stuart,
and of that body of brave, chiv-
alrous souls none were more gal
liant than Scuyler Donnella. His
service to the Secret Service Corps
was applauded by all, yet he was
a Democrat and his place was
for some party henchman.
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NOTICE.

The following. accounts of Fidu-
Charles are in my hands for settle
ment, upon which report gwill be
made at the next term : of the
County Court, viz: Lewis Din
CESS as administrator of the es-
tate of Peter Dingess, deceased.
II. G. RAGLAND,
Commissioner of Accounts.
October 9th, 1891.
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NOTICE.
NORFOLK & WESTERN r. r. Coz
ID " -. "a On Ond [

NORFOLK & WESTERN r. r. Coz
ROANOKE, Va, Oct. 20, 1871
Bttention is called to Section
26 of Chapter 145 of the Code of
West Virginia which Isl as follows !:
eff a person maliciously OBJ
struct, remove, or injure any part
of a railroad, or canal, .or any
bridge or fixture thereof, or OBJ
struct any machinery, work or
engine thereof, whereby the life
of any traveller on such road is
put in peril, he shall be confined
in the penitentiary not less than
five ~ years."
JOSEPH Fl. SANDS,
Vice President and Gen'l Mangr.
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NOTICE.

NORFOLK & w EsTERN r. r. Coz
ROANOKE, Va, Oct. 20, 1s91.I
The use of the. track or other
property of the Norfolk & West
ern Railroad Company for any
purpose not connected with the
business of said Railroad Compa-
my is prohibited; and notice is
hereby given that said Company
does not consent to the use of its
said track, or other property for
any purpose which is not connect
ed with the operations of its rail
road. JOSEPH II. SANDS,
Vice President and Genl Mangr.
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7----7--77-7-7777-7 -
U. S., Senator Appointed.

Governor Jackson, of Maryland,
has rendered to ex-Representa-
tive Charles H. Gibson, the ap-
pointment to be United States
Senator from Maryland, until the
Legislature fills the vacancy caus-
ell by the death of Senator E. X.
Wilson. Mr.. Gibson accepted
the offer and his formal appoint
ment is expected in due course.
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NOTICE.

\ All persons are warned not to trespass
upon the various tracts Of land in Logan
and Wyoming counties owned by Hon.
Charles Burdettc Hart, The Panhandle
Coal and Iron Co., and Henry Stamm.
Any person disregarding this notice
will be promptly and vigorously prose-
cuted. We mean business.
S. r. KELLY, Attorney
Logan C. IL. w. Va.
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The Richmond Dispatch of til

The Richmond DaSp6teh OF the
18th inst, says:
The Southern States ought to
vote a pension to Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, and Virginia should lead
TIE movement. 1t is nothing but
fair AMI proper that we should
put her upon the same footing the
United States Government places
the widows of its Presidents. The
duty deyolves Upon the States
that composed the Confederacy
aas the Confederacy is Il thing Of
the past. 1t cannot be very
costly precedent for us, lnasmuch
as there never Will be another
Confederacy, therefore, never ans,
other widow of a Confederate
President.
Tho Djspatch is always inter
esting on current matters, and is
perfectly sound en- all subjects
relating to the Confederate States
and the constitutional rights of
the States, yet, in this matter its
kind heart and its loyalty to the
blessed memories of the past
leads it too far. Public money,
no matter how small the sum,
should never be voted except for
legitimate object, and that le-
gitimate object is confined to its
use in the administration of the
affairs. of the Stale, the taking
care of her poor, and unfortu-
mate, the improvement Of
of her material condition, and the
education of her children. Mrs.
Davis is not so poor as thousands
OF other widows of Confederate
soldiers, and the sacredness in
which we hold the memory of her
husband, is, we think, the only
tribute which she would be will
ing to receive from the Southern
people.
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NOTICE..

By mutual consent the law firm
Of Ellison & Miller is this day
hereby dissolved, except for the
settlement and liquidation of the
business now on hands. Either
party may collect debts adue the
firm upon an order signed by both.
This the End day of November,
1891. u. B. ELLISON.
j. S. MILLER.
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NOTICE.

II. G. Avis having placed the books
Of the late firm Of r.. NJ. Bryan & Co..
In our hands for settlement, all persons
knowing themselves to be indebted to
said firm will please come forward and
settle at once. And persons having
claims against the firm will please pre-
sent them to us for payment.
ADAMS q TURKEY.
Logan c. II. July 90, 1881.
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The Republican victory IN Ohio
is just at this time annoying the
Republicans more than it Is tllf
Democrats. Democrats outside
# Chic have not for long time
rad much faith in its Democracy,
so long as Thurman and Pendle-
ION were its leaders we knew
that Democratic success meant
strength in the National councils,
bit wiren the leadership was
transferred to PAYNE and Brice
We have felt but little concerned
III the matter. With John Sher-
man as a Senator from that State
not only the Republican party
int Americans generally have
felt that Ohio was ably and fairly
represented, but just now there !:
a division in the house OF his
friends, and it may be that he viii
be retired to'private life to make
way for the fiery and fanatical
Foraker. While we would prefer
seeing Sherman returned to the
Senate, yet we believe the cleo
ton of Foraker wonld cause a
great many persons who vote the
Republican ticket from the force
#efhat7ittaetfIrlkinn orelserioi1s
Of their duty to tic country and
would eventually ]eal them to
the Democratic ranks. and that
at the same time it would force
the Democrats to see that they
we're represented by brains in
stead OF money.
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Col. Ensley, the Iron King Of
the South, died at fis home, II
Memphis, Tenn, on the 18th
inst. He was probably the Lar. :.
est iron producer in The world.
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Sale Of Real Estate far Taxes.

hereby that the following described tracts lots
land County Logan delinquent for the
thereon for the Of 1889 and $780, will be offer
sale the undersigned Sheriff. public auction at the front
House said county between the hours OF ten
four the afternoon the 14h day
much thereof shall be necessary
much cash sufficient satisfy the the amount due thereon
asset forth in the following table,
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ScROFUL.A

We have undoubted proof that from three to
six bottles used internally and by outward
application diluted II the skin is brokenl to
the affected parts, will effect cure. The
great mission III B. B. B. is to regulate the
liver, kidneys, bowels and blood, 20 correct
acidity and wrong action OF the stomach, and.
TO open the sluice wayso Of the s,siem TO carry
off ali cIopged@ and impure seere.ionst allow.
ing nature thus to aid recovery aud remove
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matches, y cans peaches. 50 tin buckets
coffee boilers, 8 one-half gallon tin
cups, - cans inackerel fish, - cans
leache&, IS cans sarslines, - carr toma-
toes, 80 pairs wpmans shoes, 343 pounds
sugar, 90 t,otinds horse shoes, 90 mems
hats, 10 pairs women's shoee, 5 pairs
mems shoes, - cans salmon, pairs
mems boots, II pairs mems shoes, "a
cans tomatoes, Q ladies hats 20 empty
boxes, 45 gallons syrup, oil tank, !
pair names, 4 gallons lamp oil.
TERMS or SALE:
In Carpenter and Timmond'r cases
cash in hand. In the Reed, PEBBLES a
Ge. ease part cash and residue upon
credit Of 4months. In the G.. p. Tracy
s. Co. case giving credit Of 8 and 9
months in equal installments, taking
from tte purchaser notes with good SEE
rurity for deferred installments. This
23rd day Of Noyclnber 1881
rx F. III. CHAFIN,
9ss Sheriff Logan County.
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BAD BLOOD

Liver complaint, bi.iousness, dyspepsia, sick
headache, dropsy, rheumatism, and every
snecies Of disease arising from disordered liver,
kidneys, stomach, bowels and-bleed. We
guarantee every bottle of B. B. b. Should
any person be dissatisfied after using the 1ysf
bottle, wa viii, refund the money on applca-
ton personally or by letter. We will also be
glad to send testimonials and information
proving the effects Of B. B. B. In the above
named diseases, ON application to
tOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Buffalo. N.
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s K | N .

From one to two bottles viii cure boils,
pirnples, blotches, nettlc rash, scurf, letter,
and all tine simple forms of skim ufseHse.
From two to four bottles will cure salt rheurn
or eczema. shingles, erysipelas, ulcers, alb
scesscs. running sores, and all skin eruptons.
Il Is noticeable that sufferers from skin
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Reed, PEBBLES & Co.,
VS.
callahill II. McCloud ct al. ~
In chaneery and upon atlachRiynt.
VI. 4 S. Tlmonds
vs
eaiiaifill H. McGIoud ct nj.
In chancery and upon attachment.
G. Tracy 8 Co.,
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sHERuFF,s SALE.

D. II. Carpenter
VS.
CalIahill H NcClond It al. ~
In chancery and upon attachment.
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DISEASES

Are nearly always aggravated by intolersble
itching, but this quickly subsidies on the re-
movai Of the di1ease by 3. B. B. Passing on
to graver yet prevalent diseases, such a scroi-
ulotts dwellings humors and
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-26
The Drawing for the Machine
will be held in a few days as
are almost disposed of

The pastor of the Methodist
church at this place will hold a
Children's Service Sunday morning.
The members of the Methodist
Sunday school enjoyed the day PIC
niclng yesterday at Dunlap Springs.
Mrs Hamilton Davis and Mrs.
Herman, of De Witt, Ark, are
visiting the family of w. H. ReY-
nolds.
Lard Oil, Golden Machinery Oil,
and several other kinds for Now
ers, Reapers, etc., cheap at Hudson's
j. K. Mcdaniel will begin
school in district No. Is, at Glen
dale Academy, on the first Monday
in July.
We are requested to announce
that Ben Terrell, of Texas, will
speak in Jackson on the I'd of next
month.
"A large delegation of young
people from Whiteville were here
Wednesday to visit the Western
Hospital.
Hair Brushes, Combs, Toilet
Soaps, Sponges, Perfumes, etc., in
great variety and very cheap at
Hudson's.
Miss Maud Osborne, of SPRING
town, Texas, and Miss SalIie o.
borne, of Amory, Miss, will spend
the summer at home.
Rev. w: c. Alexander left
Monday night for Chicago. While
there he will be the guest of Judge
Fenaess and wife.
Mrs. Bette Blalock left yes
terday for Bentonville, Ark, in
the Ozark mountains, where she will
spend tine summer.
Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses OF
all kinds and sizes at Hudson's and
as cheap as the cheapest.
Miss Mary Smith will leave
next week for Iuka, Miss, to at
tend the normal school. She will
be absent for some time.
Mr.. John Anderson, Of Fort
Smith, Ark, an old and popular
citizen of this county. is here OF a
visit to his brother, Esq. @. Fl.
Anderson.
H. +. Wilson has erected a
convenient bulletin board in front
Of his fathers store, upon which can
be found the time OF arrival and de,
parture of trains.
Savage d Emerson's is head
quarters for Fruit Jars. We are
handling Mason's Lighteny, Wood.
bury and the Groove Ring, in al
the different sizes, and will make
: low prices on them.
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Seriously Cut.

A serious cutting ARRAY occurred
Monday morning at Shandy, In this
county, between w. q. Conley a
brakeman, and w. G.. Tarpley, an
engineer of the Illinois Central
railroad, IN which the latter vas
dangerously wounded. From the
best information we al gather, it
seems that the engineer criticised
the manner in which the brake
man was performing his duties and
cursed him for not applying brakes.
The brakeman resented the insult
by striking the engineer. After the
blow was delivered the engineer
made an effort to strike the brake-
man with a heavy weight of some
kind, ~whereupon the latter drew his
knife and inflicted three serious
wounds upon the body of the engi-
neer, the one in the stomach being
the most dangerous, which com
pleteIy disemboweled him. As soon
as possible, DIR. II. w. Tate went
to his relief and rendered all med
ical assistance possible. He was
carried to Jackson, where he now
remains. We understand his con-
dition is improving. ConleY is in
jail in Bolivar. The trial will
come off this evening before Esq. L.
d. Newbern. Capt. Wood will
represent Conley and Francis Fem
tress, Esq, will prosecute.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Extra Rubbers and Taps for
Fruit Jars at Hudson's.
Ed DurretL is in ST. Louis ON
business.
R. w. Tate is at home from
Knoxville.
Andy johnson, of Memphis, is
on a visit to his fathers family.
j. A. Barrett's fine horse and
buggy is the handsomest turnout in
the city.
Mrs. VIM. burden, Of SauIs-
bury, Is visiting relatives in Som
erville.
Buy your Drugs, Medicines, etc.
from Hudson. He Will treat you
right.
Rev. Mr.. Mcpherson, the Bap-
fist preacher, is visiting in Nash
Vile ana vicinity.
Charles ID. Wood is at home on
furlough from the West Point Mil
itary Academy.
Mrs. w. r. Newbern and son,
Thomas, have been visiting relatives
here the past week.
Prof. /. N. Roland requests US
te state that he will be absent from
Bolivar tomorrow.
Frank Fentress, Jr., returned
home Wedn esday from BIngham's
School, North Carolina.
Woodruff's Photograph Gallery
is still in good running order. Come
ahead ali ye that want your beauty
struck.
Rev MI. Raymond and Prof
Hull left Monday for Trenton tC
conduct a protracted meeting.
Mrs. Ed Jones and little sou
and Mrs. John Jones of Corinth
are visiting relatives in Bolivar.
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j. r. Cottongim, of league,
discovered d negro section hand
playing cards last week with his
boys, aged twelve and fourteen
years. He procured a shot gun and
emptied the contents in the breast
and shoulders of the negro. The
negro is fattening. Cottongim has
not been arrested.
Oscar Polk, a prominent and
wealthy citizen of Memphis, and a
large land owner in this county,
was here Monday on business. He
has just returned from a trip to Ma
%rianna, Ark, and reports crops in
that country considerably spotted,
though wonderfully improved since
the recent rains.
Plantation Chill Cure is a phenom-
email seller with us. We find 1t has
merit, hence guarantee it. For
sale by B. V. Hudson, Bolivar; w.
j. Cox, Salisbury; Thos. Polk,
New Castle.
j. A. Barrett has Just received
a a load of boots and shoes, one of
the largest shipments ever brought
to this town. His business is in
creaslng so rapidly that he is COM
PEELED to order goods contin ually.
Most of the country stores only
make two orders a year-spring and
fall-but not so with Barrett. He
has worked his business up to a
point where 1t keeps him busy
making orders to supply his customs
ers. His esta blishment resembles
a wholesale house.
Pat League, who will be re-
membered as a former inmate of
the Western Hospital, and one of
the worst criminals in the country,
considering his age, was recently
convicted of highway robbery and
sentenced to five years In the PEN
itentlary from Shelby county.
Through the influence OF prominent
Me mphis gentlemen, League was
pardoned by Gov. Buchanan Tues
day. A provision to the pardon
was that he should spend the rest of
his life on an ocean vessel.
AS we guarantee Plantation Chill
Cure, why not try it.? If it does
not cure you 1t will not cost you
anything. For sale by B. V. Hud-
son, Bolivar; w. j. Cox, Sauls-
bury; Thos. Polk, New Castle.
Tom Darlington and Marion
Pirtle, two colOred farmers who
live near Cloverport, became in
VOWED in a difficulty recently, In
which the former was seriously cut
in nine different places with a RAJ
zor, losing considerable blood from
the wounds. He rallied sufficient
ly, however, to go to his house for
his shot gnn, bet when he returned
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J. A. BARRETT.

Pirtle had left the dust of the
Cloverport country behind and
has not been heard from since.
LATER -Pirtle has been captured,
and the case is on trial before Esq.
Anderson as we go to press.
H. B. Wynne, of Whitev vile,
made an assignment on June Doth
for the benefit of his creditors. M.
w. Prewett is made assignee. The
assignment includes a stock of drugs,
cigars, tobacco, show cases. fixtur-
es, etc., also a stock of WHISTLES,
wines, etc., the entire stock being
estimated at fifteen hundred dollars.
Vanden Brothers, of Jackson, are
made preferred creditors. The
following is a list of debts. amount
ing to S2,61O.69: Vanden Bros,
$529.30; Jackson Milling and Man
u~facturing Co., $134.4O; Loeb,
Bloom & Co., $795.19; Isaac Bree
berger, $1,000 /; A. Vaccaro & Co.,
$203.00; w. N. Wilkerson & Co.,
1886. 90; Van Vleet 81 Co.. $4,000;
Schofield, Hanauer q Co., $500.
"A New York needle firm
brought suit against Roger S.
Clark. of Salisbury last Friday for
SOB. 90, claimed to be due them
by Clark for goods. The defendant
was represented by Francis Fen
tress, the plaintiffs by Capt. r. II.
Wood. Mr.. Clark stated that he
only ordered from the firm thirty
dollars worth of needles and they
shipped one hundred and three dol
lars worth. Upon receipt of the
bill of laden, Mr.. Clark claims that
he communicated with the firm
and told them of their error, agree
ing to take and pay for the thirty
dollars worth ordered, otherwise
the entire shipment would remain
in the depot untouched and the
New York parties could make such
disposition of the property as they
saw fit. They refused to accept
the offer. A paper was filed with
the court by plaintiffs attorney,
showing that an order had been
made with Roger s. CIark's name
attached 10 same for SOB worth OF
goods. Mr.. Clark pronounced the
signature a forgery, and Messls.
Reese and Smith, Of Salisbury, and
w. C. Dorion of Bolivar, gentle
men who have been familiar with
Mr.. Clark's signature for years,
swore that it was a forgery. Esquire
Andersen, before whom the case was
tried, gave judgment against plain
tifs for costs, Capt. Wood took an
appeal to Circuit Court.