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OBITUARY.


 DIED, on the l6th ult., in Sevier county, at the residence of her father in the twentieth year of her age, Miss HULDAH ELIZABETH NUNNELLEY, eld- est daughter of John w Nunnelley, Esq.
 In recording the death of this amiahe young lady, the writer, who knew her well, would not assume the character of eulogist in enumerating the many virtues which shone so conspicuously to al! who knew her. But there was sweetness and amiabili- ty of manner-a cheertuness and gaiety of disposi- ton-a fraRkness and generosity of nature, in her conversation and actions that will erdear her mem- ory to her numerous friends and acquain:enances, and render more poignant the grief of her devoted and disconsoate parents.
 All that family and friends could do 10 avert the calamity or to assuage the bangs of dissolution, was lavished uToh her during prolracted illness of two months and sixteen days with tenderness and as sidaty that nothing but parents love, augmented by Der own great worth, could have elcited. Upon being told day or two before her death, of the almost inevitable TesHls of her fdiseasexhch was abscess of the iver-she remarked, with the most impeFufbabie composure. that she Was thank ful for SO much eaador, and expressed hope in a hlissiul immortality.
 The Nashville Union will please copy.
 Jan. 27th. lsi5. e. :. J.
 Communicated
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Bf HE GOVERNOR OF ARKANSAS. W nEhEAS 1t has been made known to me that w EUGENE JARpALLAs. who with Frr,rN. VAuGINE, was committed to the ail of Arkansas county, charged with the the murder of JouN B. NoThEBe has made his escape therefrom and is now running at large:
 Now therefore, l, THOMAS s. DREW, Gov. erhor oi the State of Arkansas by virtue of the au thority in me vested by law, do hereby offer re. ward of 1teo Hundred Dollars, to any person who may aPprebend the said JARnALLAs. and deliverhi to the sheriff of said county of Arkansas. in order that justice in this behalf may be had and executed
 In testimony whereof have herernto ~ set my hand and caused the seal of l. g. said State to be affixed, at Little Rock, e~~s' on the 27th day of Jan. A. b. isI5'
 THOS. $. DREW.
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Eseas.v Yaaac Clothing.

nOOIS, SHOES, HATS, &e.
 M M. VANCE & BROTHERS, Main street w have received by late arrivals full assort. meht of fine, fashionable, and well made clothing suitable for the season, Fiz-sartout coats of blue brown and mixed cloth; beaver do.; sack and plat coats various qualities black, blue, brown, clarct Jeans tweed cassimere, and sattinett do.; piIol cloth flushing and blanket coats velvet satin iancy silk, cloth, sattnett and jeans vests double and slngle breasts pantaloos of every variety and quality lambs wool and cotton knit under shirts and drawers linen bosom and linen shirts; cotton and linen drawers; neck and pocket hdsfs; suspen- ders; gloves; socks; collars; bosoms Sc.
 AbSO-F'ine beaver, Russia beaver, silk and flr hats fur and cloth caps. Stc. Also good assort- ment of boots, shoes and brogans ladies' slippers, fine walking shoes, brogans and boottees children shoes of various qualities and kinds. All of which they disposed to sell at the very lowest rates for cash.
 Little Rock, Feb l2, Is45 22-e
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Naa,a,gs,E

TO PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE STATE or ARKANSAS FOR THE PURCHASE of LANDS OF THE GRANT OF o,o00 ACRES.
 A LL persons who have purchased lands of the 4 A- grant oi 69o,0O0 acres and whose notes are now due 10 the State of Arkansas are requested to cali at the office of the Treasurer of Arkansas and pay their noles they win have to be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection Nothing but specle or par funds will be received in payment of such notes fN' '-'~"'
 JARED c. MARTIN, Treasurer of Inc Siate of .qrlcaasas. ifeasuer's Office, Little Roct, aik's, .,
 llih FehrnarV l91h EE-6W
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N0THCE To Nonresident Land holders
AND IHEIR AGENTS,

AND THEIR AGENTS.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an Act l V ot the General Assembly of the State of Arkan- entitled can act to authorize non-resdents of this State, and others owning lands and town lots in counties in which they shall not reside, to pay tax es upon such lands and town lots directly into the State Treasury, should they prefer so dong," ap- proved Sth January, 1S45 authorizes non-residents of this State and citizens owning lands town lots in counties in which they do not reside 10 pay the State and county taxes thereon, directly into the State Treasury.
 Every person wishing to pay taxes under this ac as owner or agent, must file, or cause to be filed iR the office of the Auditor of Public Accounts, under oath, accurate list and description of the lands and town lots upon which he shall wish to pay tax es stating the value of snch town lots and describing the lands by townships range, section, lot, part thereof, and the number of acres in each particular tract or subdivision thereof, and the ylne of each tract or subdivision per acre. (proyded, that no land shall be valued al less than three dollars per acre., and the name of the countYi in which the shall he situate, Non-resiients who have filed caused 10 be filed with the Auditor. lists of their lands and town lois for taxation for the year lSa5, can upon the conditions of the act aforesaid, pay their taxes Tor the year 1915. upon lands in any par, of this State directly into the State Treasury at Little Rock, al any time before the first Monday of August next.
 fhs Auditor is required to ascertain the amounts of State and county taxes due onands h such cases and to furnish statement thereof Q the persons wishing Co pay tho same and the State Treasurer. mon inc presentation of sneh statement. is required ia receive the taxes and grant duplicate receipts tharrior one oi which k tn be filed with the Audit or. who thrreaPou is required % grant certificate nadef his official seal showing that payment rf ,he taxes has been made provided that he psrson pay- lgs such taxes shall pay to he Aaiitef hiy cents iaf each taaei. lat og subdivision upon whseh ,.s taxes shah haKa been paiA
 ELIASN CONWAY. -saA.lfor
 sF Fs#AgIr .lcraaHss af fas St4fs af .srka
 4 suiFeass HHFteE. LfHss kast.
 A4= fSh Prs tz4s t1-r
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES, En thc Cousssy of Esosmscss, ssate Of ssrkensos.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,


  f ginsado o spenaya and 10 tn m mhxesT nctsha bepdono o  iron 0 sod. aryyedo o t he nouea erof tn tract
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RECEIvER's OFFICE, Bank of he State of .Arkansas, Iannnr,t % IG IS

January 9. 1915. ] FENHE Receivers of this institution, acuated from E the best possible motives, thought proper to indulge the debtors to the Bank until the meeting of the last Legislature, in hopes some further relief would have been afforded them by the General As sembly. Inasmuch, therefore, as no further indul- gence was granted by the Legislature, but an inn piled disapprobaton of the kindness extended by the Receivers we deem it duty to bring suits indis- crmnately, upon all notes now lying over unless the same are renewed within the nextthirty days.
 VIM. FIELD, Erecutire Receirer
 JNO II. CREASE, Financial Receiper. Gazette copy two weeks. I9-tf
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THE STEAMER.
NssTECE T'fb sEEE5saEFg-

A .aet making appropriations for the year. 1 "A le46, and Is46, and for part of the year Is44 and Tor balances due from the state, and for other purposes, passed by the General Assembly of inc slate oi Arkansas on the 10th day of January 1915 n secton H. provides, that from and after the 4th day oi March, ls45, nothing shall be received iil Pdy1eIt or taNes or revenue due the state but pa7 funds, which is understood in this act o mean cur feht money of the United States, or treasury war rants o this state Pgopided hoacerer that this act shai not prevent sheris collectors, who have had leiei oy special aels from paying into the treasury on the tenth day of December ls44;"-and section z oi said act requires, 'that all collectors of taxes and revenue oi this state, shall Day m Kind, into Me saats sa1 "e@s@g ne same monies collected by Mem lehehet specie fFease,yp aotes ,cq1yonfs &c ne bo authorized 10 be yeceired
 ELIAS N. CONWAY, .quaiter
 cfPu6tc Accouats, of Hc
 t,.,5o State of .9fkdnsaS.
 Afks., 18th January lS45 NV-tl
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The 18th session will commence on the Sd of March, and close on the 18th of July, Is15
 5l25 young Ladies entered the Institute last year. N. B. Daily stages from Louisville to Georgetown The undersigned assures the community that this Institution is of the best in the United States. according to his judgment J. T. JOHNSON. February 5th lSl5 2I-2w
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By the Governor,
DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of Stote.

DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State. :, DtschiPTioN-"Ih l. oI he said Eugene Jafdaas is about P or 2s years old about five feet eiobt or nine inches high-stout built--dark compIcxion-black haf and eyes, with large scar on his cheek imme- dlately under the eye and speaks with tle of the French aeeent.''
 January %, lS45-2O-.-i,y
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MARRIED,

On Sunday evening, the 2d ins'ant, at the resi- dence of Mir. Lecoq, by the Rev. A. Hunter, Mir JOHN J. SMITH of Dallas county, to Miss ANN EASTWOOD of this city.
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Su~ar and SaEG.

D ECRIYEn. per steamer Swallow As in sacks salt.
 hoesaeaIs sugar
 T. Y ALnRtCH feh. @. ts4s. se-ii
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NOTICE.

' WILL be prepared at the Land Office at Bates \ vile, on Monday the 10th day of March next, at 10 o'clock, A. M, to receive applications to enter the South half of section g, in Township IS N of Range ', w of the fifth principal meridian.
 ROB'T. c. NENLAND. January 26, Is45- 2o-6w--(Prs fee $3 5o.)
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, ! FoURcHE LEAVE TOWNSHIP,
 PERRY COUNTY,

AE the undersigned have this day viewed an " estray mare mule, shown to us by James VII son, and do find the to be a mouse color twelve hands and half high, three years old last spring. no brands or marks perceivable, and we do appraise her to be worth twenty dollars Given under our hands this November 27th A. D. lsIt
 JONATHAN YOUNGBLOOD.
 GUSTAVUS KLINGLEHOEFER.
 MATHEW McCABE, sworn to and suscribed this 27th day November A. D. 1914 before me- THOMAS M,BATH January %, ISf5--20-3w
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SgsEsesracs. OO BOXES garden seed. .)S 70 sacks corn, fl G corn meal 90 '' coarse salt, g bbls superGne four bucItwheat 13 rectifed whishltev 23 poughs,--Nos. l, , and 3, 800 lbs. barlead, 5000 hat-bar iron, bundles hoop do.. 1000 lbs. lard,
 l bbl linseed oil, lard do., bags coffee,
 l hhd prime sugar, boxes sperm candles, l case kip brogans, Received and for sale by WM B. WAIT ,Jan 30th ISI5.-2l:tf
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Coffee, EsOoss, Shoes, &c. UST received, per steamer Virginian, D 25 bags best Rio coffee cases boots; 6 do shoes and brogans.
 H. N. ALDRICH. Feb l2, 1915. p If.
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Female Collegiate Institute.
 GEORGETOWN, KY.

TEACHERS.
 T. F. JOHNSON, A. M., Priaeipoh Miss GEoRGErTA HAVEN, ) Miss CAROLINE STANwooD, .4Ssisttnfs Miss SARAH STANwooD, Mss ELIZABETH BUTLER, Teacher of Drawing Slc Miss MARTHA LADD, Teacher of French. MR. CARL FRITZ, Professor of Music
 TERMS PER SESSION. For the Primary Class, Sl5 !" Higher Classes, 20 Music Class, 25 Drawing Class, 10 French Class, 10 '' Embroidery Class, 3 Boardng 5o
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saddgery. T'rymgxs, Carpee Bsass

fSseIIESEsNs e'ssssa&Ss sAE'Htes BsSgS
 AND SADDLE BAGS, Sc. fENHE undersigned offer at the lowest rates m as. -h sorment of the above artices-consistng of the Columbian Attakapas and English saddles la- dies and misses do.; brides, reins bridle filings martingaes sursingles, girths, blind brides, horse and mule collars, saddle trees, spurs, whips, &c t folio and plain leather seal and horse skin trunks carpet bags, saddle bags, Slc Sc.
 VIM. VANCE S BROTHERS,
 Mam street, Little Roch. February l2th. 1s45. 25-tf
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CAMDEN, OuAcnITA CrRcuIT CoUnT
 May Term, A. D. 1915. ] Simeon Lents,
 vs h Chancery
 Catharine Ann Lents
 To CATHARfNE ANN LENTs,
 Defenddnt in Inc nbore causc NHE complainant in this cause having filed aIi- E davi in this office that the said defendant is a nonresident of this State, the said Catharine is therefore notified that the complainant on the f6th day ot January, A. D. IS45 flied his bill of petition Tn ths court praying divorce from the said Catha- rne; and which said bill in substance alleges that the complainant is lawfully married to the said Catharlne, that the complainant and the said Catha- rne liyed together in this State, as husband and wlte, from A. D. 1911 to A. D. is4i at which last time the said Caharne left the bed and board of the complainant and has since that time lived with another man in state of adultery. The said defen- dant IS therefore notified that unless she appear in the said court the first day of the next term there ot 10 be holden on the first Monday after the fourth Monday In April next, and plead, answer or deinur to the said bill, the matters therein alleged will be taken for confessed, and decree entered according ly.
 In testimony whereof, I, Phillip Agee, clerk
 of the circuit court in and for tbe county IsEALl of Ouachita, have hereunto set my hand
 as clerk, and affixed the seal of my office
 this the 18th day of Jan A. D. lS45 N-sw PHILIP AGEE, Clerk.
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recent treaty between Spain and the ''a'es oi America has dissipated an
 100 long fondly cherished, and has
 'ae citizens of Texas from the tor rs winch fancied security had lulled
 ihey have seen thems elves, by q apn to which they were no party, lit- 'Oaadoned to the dominion of the ul span, and left a prey not only to ,ous already intolerable, but to all Sae'lons which Spanish rapacity are
 devising.
 Vuzens of Texas would have proved 'eS unworthy of the age in which
 S1anworihy of their ancestry, of
 ,eg republics of the American con- 9uld they have hesitated in this emer- ~a' course to pursue? Spurning the colonial vassaIage- t!isdaining 10 ule most attrocious despotism that s'aeed the annals of Europe, they {pqr.rea, under the blessings of God, ES,a ,p'a that moment they were free
 i' to 1891 Texas and Mexico pre-
 I'allhaed scene of revolution and Texas, although for some time foreign army, never did submit, \ v vteh9ueFel hy either the armies of ,'eAlee. She continued t0 assert Y, " ,,iaedatn, aud she maintained rhe l sl, when she was admitted ll Independent s,alc, wi,h Colum-
 aiesiean eoHfetlamey. Thus Iar I nv M1t Tcxas noYrr ditl submit 4 alasl Texas never hal belonged Government og Mexico. IT. = ihr gentleman lsoa Mas , : i.''s eantel mwl caeefamenf atttthnwn bv mliinrs
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RkgseGEANa AT,HsAN

AUDITORS OFFICE LITTLE Rock.
 ArlS's., 23th January. lS45
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WILLIS STEWART, } Trustees of the
 JOHN J. SMITH. STex'n emgra-
 VIM. c. PETERS. ton & Land Co. The Missouri Reporter, Cincinnati Gazette, Nash vile Union, vicksburg sentinel Terre Haute Cour- fer, Sangamore Journal Jetersonian, tat Jefferson City, Mo- Little Rock Banner, and Platte (Mo.l Eagle will publish semi-monthly in weekly papers for s months, and send their accounts to the Trus- tees for payment. I6-6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-14
NHANCERY sALE-Pur.uon, n m, Jcc,o

4 NHANCERY SALE-Pursuant 10 ;be decree
made by The CHcnii Superior Court Of Law
""o Chah'eiy Tor OHIO county. on The 9th ,!ay of
n"y 1919, IN The suit IL Chanccry between Tue
mERcHANPs' AND MECHANICS BANK OF WugEL,Sa
fIain'it' and ARCHIBALD WooDs, JAMES PAM.
'hhRLH hNox AND OTHERS Defendants; will
on Thursday. the SEW NTEENTH day Of July
1879 sell at public auction al The front door of IN
coufi h"u'e Of Ohio county, The following reaI Of.
,a'e (or SO much OF il shall be sufficient I'm s,ts
saiu decTeeD situated in The city OF Wheeling in
saIo county, VIZ Lots numbered EIGHT AND
LsLrNbN IN square numbered THREE ON ,b.
West side OF Main street: Lot numhefcJ ONE IN
SQUARE numbered TWELVE, nj The Sou,b Eos,
corner 81 Market and Quincy streets. I.,s npmbc,.
ed THIRTEEN aud SIXTEEN. and the Wrsr
HALF OF lot numbered NINETEEN in Michael
SIahnms addition, md lying south of Quincy and
has' OF fiIih street; One UNDIVIDED HALF of
!na' part Ioi numbered ONE on The West side of
MIN sIec.' which was conveyed 10 The said
Charles ID Knox and Hamilton Woo Is, by Eben, p,
Zane ard wife. 10y deed dated The s. day Of Jnly
ID. 1855 and recorded in The Clerks ufce Of The
ronniy court Of said county. in deed book N 90
page i54; And The LIFE ESTATE of The so,i
Charles ID Knrr, IN The prope riy cony, we'd by sand
archibald Woods, to Marihs, The wife of so,J
Charles ID Knox. nv The deed dated The 1lih day
" Avn d. lo33 and recorded in said Cnnniy
rie,k Office, in deed book No 81 page II.
""ws-Ten per cent Of The purchase MONEY
-, W pau ~ hand. and the residue with iuteres,
,at, ~. S'y ~ sale IN Ihfeo equal instalments nj
So "i'eeh anu twenty four months tesoectiocIy
, V". WIN good security to he given for ,be do.
''ffcd ndnlfnenis. aud The tile 10 no ,,io,nt ,,,
payment ia full. ISAAC w MITCHELL, W.
JON III l. d II for Pits, Comgti.s;oy,,
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MEplCAL NoricE..-pR rllsuA m.n

MEDICAL NOTICE -DR ELISHA WAR.
MEX respectfully iendsrs his Professional service,
Ia The citizens of Wheeling aud surrounding country
nni soIiciis share Uf patronage
DR. w. having studied The Indian or Botanic
Practice oi his father. who IL extensively known hv
Ihc title of the Old Indian Physician Of Plitshurph
and having praciccd with HIM succeSsfulI, E,r the
Last "o years. hopes by ass.duous aud unremi,rinp
attention To his profession. To satisfy the reasonable
expectations OF those who may favor him with their
confidence and patronage.
Notwithstanding he has previously been under
the iuinn ola respectable praclIlionct of the old
school he wishes Il 10 be understood That he prnc l.
ces on the Indian OF Botanic system of his iuihcr
VII" has pracliced successfully IN The above city
Tor the last seve, teen years
In acute cases persons will he visited. hut he
proposes more particularly 10 treat CHRONIC DIS
EASES, such Scroiuln, Rheumatism. White
S"sllIng, Lep-osy, Ulcers, Cancers Salt. Rheum.
(Tcer) old ulcernred legs, ST Anihpnys fire. (Ery.
sipelns) SyPhelIiic Diseases. Asthma. Coughs,
Debility OF the System, caused Ivy obstinate Colds
affecting The Lungs. Inci-icnt Consumption. Scurvy,
and Other forms at Chronic Diseases useless 10
mention in This place.
Fever md Asuc cured in a very short time
Let The effected call and consult Advice given
free
Va Office first door At the South end Of The
bridge, South Wheeling. Va. lun IL
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C,HANcERY sALE-sAw-MILL. Dwell

NhANCERY SAL E--SAw-MILL. DWEI.
~ LINGS AND LOTS IN RITCHIETOyN
Pursuant TO the joint DEGREES mode February "a
Io4o. and June 10. lS45. by the Circuu supctior
court Of Law and Chancery for Ohio county, vi,.
ginia. in the suits in Chancery->
Between JOHN GOSHORN e. co plaintiff mn,
JACOB f. BIER. REDICK M'KEE, MORGAN
NELSON AND OTHERS, Defendants
And SfARR ~ MORTON, Plaintiff and J,cop f.
BIER. REDIcK NIKE. MORGAN NELSON and
OTHERS. Defendants '
. - ,.rNp
SAMUEL sPRic q. DkcfIosrnbs. ADMINISTRATORS OF
chAEL HUNTER, RICHARD Howard on p'. MA
Z. ON ms WIFE AND OTHERS, Defendants "f
nm sA'p ADMINISTRATORS. Plaintiff. and J.con =
BIER and JOHN RIrcHIe Defendants. 80 -
Nnu The decree made by said Cnur, in Tho las,
mentioned cause. on The 81 day Of February Is13
VIII on WEDNESDAY, the SIXTEENTH tI,v of
JULY 1919, sell al pubic auction at The front door
W '"e IonH house OF Ohio county Aforesaid, ia G
lots numbered ONE. TWO. THREE ond FOUR. in
The square numbered TWO. IN the general plai(now
record 10 ne clerks office OF The County court OF
said county, OF the addition laid o Al by Samuel
Sprigg ont John Richie, 10 that part of the civ nj
WheeIng called South Wheeling. on The following
TERMS OF SALE, VIZ: three hundred dollars of
me purchase money To- he paid in hand. and IN.
balance IN equal instruments bearing interest from
me day OF SALE and payable respectively in eight.
sixteen and twenty four months thereafter, The
purchaser giving bonds with good sccuIiiy for the
"ee'feu instruments and The lille he RET aimed ns
iuhher security I'LL payment IN fall. This prop>
cry VIII be offered ot said sale IN entirety md so
W undivided moieies. and The right is reserved OF
"eeepng OF the close Of The biddings, such bids NJ
produce The greatest sDm for The entire proper,y
AND ALSO The lois FIVE, SIX, THIRTEEN
ond FOURTEEN, in The square numbcred EIGHT
on me aforesaid plat OF said addition, on the fol
lowing TERMS, The purchase money 10 be PAYABLE
w 'hfee equal irslamenis hearing interest from
me doy OF sale. and payable respcciivelv IN 81,
WE'VE and 10 months thereafter the purchaser
giving bond and security. and the lille beng retain
ed I'll payment ia full. The said inr No ID will
be sold scparaIely. w MITCHELL.
jun IA Comm,s.iono,
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MITE ID STATES HOTEL
WATER SrR 1T.
nIIyysy TNx.

Nit' nndersisncd. respectfully ui,rm the pnh.
hc' iha, they have leased the ab,yc h,ns,
"' Term OF year; have had il entirely rc.moleleJ.
'"u very much improved Ia The arrangement, @, Tia
'"o'ns AMI p"rches; have had IL newly aud hand
o"ey panied. catpcied aud papercJ ,hroue houi.
and newly furnished. in n STYLE un.ur,,...J no ,,,,
Hotel in the West Every article Is es,ir,Iv nov
'Au The whole house brilliantly lighted with rns.
They offer the accommodations Of the house IN
me pubic. fully determined that all guests shall
hnd at their house. entertainment that " III no, ia
tn aH1r satisfaction.
rom The superior arrnngems nj Of the House md
,a"'e. and The location of the house in from, Of The
Steamboat landing. they indulge the hope. that
ihcy viii receive liberal share 81 pnLic patronage
may 8 MITCHELL e. CALDWELL
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asg VA ElEEGss
TiiV S'rI,I - SAI.r.

| p virtue ut deed 1T T,ust dated th. lgu
- day ct October. 1912. cx,cur,d 10y ll,r,n
Marin o. tie n fus,cc. 10 secsrc the m, men, 81
certain de"is IA sad deed mcnii"ued. shnlly n,
~ l"nHr sale la Ihe highest bidder. a, the i,ur..
d""r ~ The CHud House. on Monday the 5h ia,
"i My thc i"iluwiur described real rr,,,c,,,
w Loo NJ A3. situate un Ihc North sd. ~ W,:et
rect. ~ ihni partof Mddic Wheeling lad I'll ,n,.
i"'s 10y N"'h Z'ne, john rnwccii and uihors.
Also. lot number 1875 la East WA, cling. md Oh,
Which is erected a good brick tenement
ihe iiie io the above property il believed e. bc
'ndspniahlc. but selling trustee shall only con.
vey such title n Is vcs'od in me by sand decd
TERMS OF SALE-CASu
apJ-ts JAS A CLARKE. Trustee
The above sale is postponed until the 22l inst.
The above sale Is postpone until NJ n iny the
IN dnv oi July next. Terms cash may 90
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FORTUNES HONE.

fhe s,hemes Tor June are brilliant. and more ~
,"N"f o' The purchaser than my We have ever had;
Tor No are determined to Il isitiiu,e wealth in The
western coSnlry. and the only way is q, try vonr
luck. tr y"u know nothing venture nothing wi, -
y lew dolars will bring back your Iiule c,pi,al
invested and no doubt will double all yonr e,nec
io'"n- Tor the schemes rich and must civ. ,,l
ven'urers very great advantages oyei any other
ever Offered 10 The pmhlic.
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The N. Y. Tribune mentions the recent Of
a letter from Washington which says that MIR,
fackenham british MINISTRY has privately
expressed his belief that the Oregon question
will be settled without War, unless there shall
be a serious effort to make trouble about it in
Congress or by the Press.