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strength single handed before the people.
and hold the election in one or more places
IN each township. in order that the people
may have a convenient %cIanc> of speaking
Tor themselves. and Tie individual ~receiv-
lng the largest number of votes should be
the candidate for Sheriff, and the other
should withdraw. Mr.. Martin refusing to
accede to this proposition. | told him
was farther instructed BY Mr.. Emerson to
say to him, that, 'Ein TIC event he (Mr. MI
refused to accept the propositions" Elmer
son was a candidate, to whicl. MIR. Martin
replied $50 am l."
lwastruly astonished when I read the
communication alluded to above, end saw
the very proposition made by Nh. Emcr-
son through nc to Martin, held forth to the
world i'll the light of having been made by
". Martin to Mr.. Emerson. If YOU will
d:sabusc the public mind by giving this a
place IN Jour valuable journal you viii much
oblige. Very ryspcctruIiy yorrs.
j. ". PARSONS.
p. S. This was the last proposition On
that day, as Mr.. E. left Troy immediately
thereafter. J.M.P.
SSioN TOWNSHIP, JUNE ~, 1916.
hlr. Murray: Seeing in the Banner of2Oth.
June, a communication over the signature
Of 4. II. Martin that Mr.. Emerson refused
to try his strength single handed with the
party suppose 10 see who the party pre-
!ercd should run fer Shcrif-and that Mr..
refused 10 do so. Now ! went
TO Troy on the first day Of the county court
in May last, as | understood there would
several there for Tie purpose of trying
to compromise the matter if they could on
That day. | went TO Martin myself ard
said to him thought it would he best that;
you and Emerson ran il over again, and Tic
oEe that gets the popular vote be the can
Martin refused to do It, saying that
ne could not get his friends oft. | then
went TO Emerson ard asked him the same
question and he said lie was willing tc dol
It, and further, Emerson said he would dol
t at any time. 7 think it my duty TO saw
what hav" said for the good Of the party,
and to disabusc the public mind.
WIN. KENYON
Join IIammurds.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-11

Education does not commence with the aIpha-
bet. 1t begins with a mothers look-witb a
farther mol Of aplrcbution, or a sign Of reprcoc
with a sisters gentle pressure Of The hand, or
brothers noble acts OF forbearance--with handful
OF flowers in green daisy meadows-with birds
nests admired but not touched--with creeping
ants, and almost imperceptiJlc cmmcts-with
hulnmlng bees and grass becihves-with PLEASANT
walks IN shady lanes-andw with thoughts directed.
IN sweet and kindly tones and words. to natur,
10 oeanty, to acts OF benevolence. 10 deeds of rir-
'ie' am TO the source of all good, to Col himself
a friend has asked US what become of that
Sarr"pfagus Of Alexander Sererus which General
Jackson refused to be buried in. We have
quite forgotten. Our friend thinks it would sp;t
General SCOTS case exactly.-Pic.
We think them both a''cnse."
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New HoPE, LINCOLN Co. Mo. }
June Goth, 1916 I
s, +. Murray. Esq.

Sm-IIaving seen
a communication in the Banner of the Goth
inst, under the signature of a. II. Martin,
in which lie conveys the idea TO the public
that he had made a proposition to Mr.. En-
erson to try the individual strength of each,
by again going before the people single
| feel tia duty owe to Mr.. En-
crson. myself, and the democratic party,
to state that | was in Troy on Monday the
first day Of the County Court in and for
Lincoln county, in May last, and late in the
evening of said day by the request of MI.
Emerson ] went to Martin, and told
INN that I was authorized to make a propo-
sition to him. in substance as follows, VIZ:
That thew Emerson and Martini try their
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FIGHTING FOR U,lF DIME

A correspondent Of Tie PIIla!clphia Ledger
S-I>:--'Durins the time Captain Walker was
confined in the Castle of Pcrotc .< a pris.cr of
war, the flagstaff WAS blown down. The pri>o-
rcrs, or a portion OF them, Captain ". hing one.
we're orirredto place it. Before the pole was re-
Walker took from his pocket 4 hall dime
AMI dropped it into the step and turning 10 Dan
iirHIic and Gen Grrca. whI wcrs also prisoners.
sid. for one pledge! my word AMI sacred homer.
;hat il livcl viii W: see t!at ice OF American
coin again. From the c~hiva,ry di>II Ia, ed. there
is yet 4 fair prospect Of lis fulfilling his word
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DISTANCES.-The following note of
of distances is not without interest at tie
time: From New Orleans to Point Isa-
bel is 800 miles by water; from New Or
to Vera Cruz is 800 miles; from Yu-
catan TO the city of Mexico is 900 miles.
The population ofthc city of Mexico is about
100000. The population ofthe whole coun-
frv is about niue Millions,
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PORTABLE LlGlITNING.-An en-
bryo Franklin was parading the streets on
Sunday with a small but powerful magnetic
machine under his arm in Il full operation.
After inviting several persons to hold it 4
moment, he finally persuaded a darkcc to
lay holt ofthc very nice looking brass handles
while he went hack II fow dorv, Of III urrend.
Unsuspicious Sambo graspcd the machine
with a pair Of paws that might have held
back alocomotive, but at the instant Of con-
tact he gave a twict of the face, a howl
and a backward jump of about six feet,
looked at his pa!sld hand, and said; "Look-
young man, it's my opinion you is
&c dcbiI or his fust child, and dem shiny
tings darc your horns," And amid the
laughter of the bystandcrs, Sanbo walked
off, awfulIy shocked at holding the devil by
the horns.-[N. Y. Sun.
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Who was the frs

Glass in histny stand up. Who was the first
unfortunate speculator:"
"Jonah, thir
why SO, Samucls"
Because he wasen't muffin clce."
That's very good, but not the answer Next
Jedekiah, why was Jonah the first unfortunate
speculator?:"
"Beause he was sucked ill.,"
$50 mp TO the head"
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p MARRIAGES.

We clip the following official table from
an English paper, giving a view Of the
connubial bliss i'll the city of London:
Runaway wives, 1873
Runaway husbands, 2,34SI
Married persons legally DIVORCED, 4l75I
Living in open warfare, 1895
Living in private understanding, 1929
Mutually Indifferent, 55,34OI
Regarded as happy, 3,l75I
Nearly happy, 1877
Pcrfc city happy, l3!
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THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

LIE NEW COIS 11OS.
Since, the declaration Of war; and tiIe
public T5nd Withdrawn from every thire Of
"a private or localna.ure, the enemies oftEe
new Constitution have beeu busy in endea.
voring to corrupt the public mind and pre-
judice the voter aga;rss its ratification.
In no part of the proposde Constitution is
t! ere a clause taking the power from the
people md giving it to the representative
or sefsaai of the people. In n opart ofthe
new Constitution are the responsibilities Of
The government placed upon the shoulders
of the representative, further than that of
an agent. But in every instance the power
is taken from the authorities and placed in
IT,. ,:afMs of the people. Under tho Provi-
sions Of the new Constitution no amend
ment can be made to it without the cons
sem ola majority ofthe people of the State.
No debt can be created, or eXtravagant
appropriations be made, without the sane
ton of the people. No system Of political
internal improvement can be carried on
without the approval Of the people. In a
word, the people are their own judges Of
the system Of government by which they
viii be governed. VIII the people of Miss
oul by rejecting the new Constitution, vir-
tuaily say they will not take upon them-
solves the responsibilities of the g%overnmnt,
9ai throw it back upon the shoulders of ir-
individuals? Will they deny
that they are the proper tribunal TO be
called upon when a public debt is to be
created and enormous taxes to be levied?
The acuple are capable of Judging of these
matters for themselves, and we hesitatd not
in snYins, THAT at the August election
hey will SO declare, by voting for the new
Constitution.
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Frcm the New York Globr1
II ITEMS

Is we rose from the table Yesterday, after cr
joying Il bowl Of StelIc's delicious green turtle
The following hasty reflection occurred to ON
minds:
Soups good. soups wholesome, soup is likcc
by the refined and TASTY.
lake soup as often rs you please,
BIT never take it hapty!
There YVES mighty CHEF. as famed
For letters as for fighting.
Who stopped to take d hasty plate
Before he went to writing.
Tie so1p despatched, the chieftian laughed
AMI felt as proud as Nero;
Just then the table turned, and 10,
The soup despatched the hero,
The three following are from The Telegraph:
The General to Tie wars are told
To maroh-aEi meet the foe,
II viii Ill do iGT them 10 >culd.
AMI say they will not 20.
Such conduct i'll BELTS the brarc.
Much less 4 famous chief:
For thus the fame which history gave
Fell into dark rclicf.
Those whom their duty cannot bind.
Arc very Ioolish-verry;
In lost Hero but we find
\ SouP-crnumerary,
The friends ofGcncrrl Scott assert
That he TO no one is Inferior;
All grant that in spoon exercise
The General has 10 soup-crior.
S9nP ErrrciSc.- From supplementary editor Of
Tactics.
WORDS OF COMAND.
lI~andle-Spoons:
Dip-Soup!
~Blow-Soup.
Swallow-Sonr' [Ropsat.>
Recover-Turcen.
Rcturn-Spoons!
Button--wlistcoat!
March,
The General gives us the details for ':pea soup!
battalion" mock tuatle t~acticSn for artillery
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OF THE BANNER

50 in advance; 81 so at the end Of the volume
Noman's paper will be discontinued unless the
be paid for up tothe time OF IFS Giscontinu
ance
= ADTERITSLA1G done ,ery Aac.+E
All letters ON business must be"post paid"
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II is said that there is a place in Duchess
county. n. Y, where the children are SO fat and
greasy that they have TO be rolled in sani to keep
them from slipping. out of bed.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-11

A young lady of Mississippi advertises
for a decent, honest, moral young .map,
for q husband-no fortune re uired! Tie
lady, says she is frye feet three inches high,
eighteen years old, dark eyes, black heir,
nose moderately projected, with a slender
make and a fortune of several thosand dol
lars Il
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&c nifty, or not Guilty?' said a Judge
to a native of the Emerald Isle. "Just as
your honor PLACES. It's not for the like ONE
to dictate to your honOr's Worship ives
the reply.
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\ rcrdant schoolboy, on being told by the teach
ca TO turn his lesson over and over in his mind,
walked ont of the house. and commenced 4 game
Of sumrrsetts.
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MELANCHOLY DISASTER

The schooner Size, Of Buffalo, N. Y, was
capsized in a sqnall, on the afternoon Of
the 26th, when off Southport, W. +. There
were a number of passengers on board
among them Jxo. L. BEvITs, of Utica, N.
Y, his wife and eight children, on their way
from Chicago to Racine. Mr.. BEvIxs, his
wife, three daughters and two sons, were
drownded; the rest of the passengers and
crew, we saved by a lumber craft, and
landed at Southport. The bodies of TIE
drownbei were afterwards recovered.
Cp";ngton, Louisiana, sustained very
serious injury BY fire on Monday morning.
tlc 29th. The daGa&e was estimated at
$4,000. The flames consumed tae drY
-, -rys Of TraRsf, BRowx &KisK-
LAND, the hotel kept by Mr.. Parker, and a
large frame store opposite the hotel, kept by a
German.
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TRETH.

The Liberty (Mo.) Tribune says: .sEv-
ry man should take a Newspaper; and see
what is going on in the world, instead of
depending on what they cen catch from
the lips of some person who possesses liber-
atty enough to take one. There are
many persons who give as an excuse for
not taking Il paper that they are too poor
to pay Tor it; yet these same poverty stri k
len creatures will spend twice that sum at
some grocery, drinking and treating. They
are never too poor to take a julip; but it's
out of the question even to talk about
taking a newspaper. No person who has
his health is too poor to take a paper, for
he can always find something or another
that he can dispose of that he would hard
ily miss, if he did, the want oft would be
nothing compared to the benefits to be de-
rived from a newspaper. 1t is an establiS-
Ihed fact, that whenever you see q family
Ihaing newspapers to read, that family will
know more than those who don't see one
ionce a month";" And it might be added,
that for an American citizen to be ignorant
of the common occurrences of the day
when newspapers cost next thing to MOTH
ing, is absolutely disgraccful.
Say nothing respecting yourself, either
rood, bad or Indifferent, nothing good,
for that is vanity; nothing bad, for that is
affectation; nothing Indifferent, for that is
silly.
People rarely repent ofhaving said much.
This is a maxim we'll known ard seldom
needed.
The Cincinnatians call the Mexican Greens.'i
Many a'hasty plate of soup''wiIl be manufactured
from their carcaSscs.
II is now positively declared that the main
ingredient of Gen SCOTS 'hasty plate of soup,
was that excellent delicacy swapping turtle.
There is a man in New. Orleans so strongly
opposed to war that he refuses 10 drink gunpow-
der tea.
The apple crop Of KeEtucky bids far to be des-
by a species ~ofworm, the name Of which
is unknown.
Bonnets made Of grass are worn to some extent
in our southern cities.
-- +@y~I
The United States armories c~ontain::a million
and a half of muskets.
A French officer, quarreling with a Swiss,
reproached him with his country's vice Of
on either side for money, while we
said he, fights for honor
very true replied the Swiss, ssvery one
fights for what he most wants
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WORDS OF COMMAND.
March.

The General gives us The details for ':pea soup
by battalion mock tuatle tactics" for artillery
10 which is added 'riile exercises OH
lomatoc. sc.
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RATHER BITTER.-Bachelor's reply
to a lady. who significantly sent him rs 4
present, some NORWOOD:

I'm glad your gift snot 4 MISS,
Murh worse might me bcfall;
The w~ormwood's bad alone, but worse
The NORWOOD and the gaI(l.)
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The Cincinnatians call the Mexican Greens.'i
Many a''hasty plate of soup"will be manufactured
from their carcasScs.
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1t is now positively declared that the main
ingredient of Gen SCOTS 'hasty plate of soup,
was that excellent delicacy swapping turtle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
DR.. RrHNHrsfh's Pills.
FOR SALE BY A. O. EAIRCHIIID.

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il irniabiliiy oi temper proceed from dep'sved or
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OCCASION pain and diseord in the human frame. d
u clear. that 10y perseverance in the use 81 Bran
dreih's Vegetable Univ ersal Pills. which is one Of
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insanity and nriiatity OF temper can DO cured. rs
we'll as al other diseases depending upon the pure
ness Of The circulating fuid. the blood
BfandreIhS Vegetable Universal Pills are known
by The experience OF thousands 10 perfectly cleanse
The blood rem all foUlncss. remove every morbid
affection. and repovaie weak md enfcebled son-
situations Ia perfect health and vigor
Their Acknowledged innocence makes them sale
through every period oI existence. irOm infancy TO
old age.
No extra care in either drcss or diet is required
when. they used.
With hisinvalusble medicine in our possession
we may visit the most sicky regions without ieef
No conIssion hy possibility affect w. u We are
careful To freely these Pills. d&~4m dec Us
| Aho Tor sale a, Wellsbure, by & ID BROWN
General Agents
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JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-T virtues vf
this eilicacious and cheap medicine Tor The Of
Consu piion aud oiher diseases cannol be too well
known. Very many lives have been saved by IL.
~ Y Morning Alias
JAYNEs ExPEcroRANr FOR CoUGus, Colds.
&c. So many people are affected wHh these com.
mon every day disorders, that we deem IL our duty
10 point our readers 10 n simple remedy. which We
have tired and found -fiicac'oas. Jaynes Especlo-
rant is a very valuable phiai Of syrup which we
have lately used with good effect in stopping q
Cough and Ioosening. and brsaking up cold. IL Is
q very agreeable medicine. This rccommcn daiiou
is not n bought run, bu, entirely voluntary. And
We feel that We can hardly do greater favor To
our readers in these days of cheating than To re-
commend them as we'll tried. efficient remedies
especially those NO have used ourselves.
DANIEL. HENSlIAW.
Editor oflhe Lynn Record. Mass.
For sale by CRUMBACKER. Main Street.
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ufaeiuses To order. OIL Tho different varieties oi
Fancy. French and Wood Seat. Nock"os. Scooll
Toys. Stat Back. Common and Cottage Chsirs( new
s'yle) Also Seuees. Scciables. Boston sRd Hall
Boston Rockers. Nursiog do. common do. large and
SMALL Also. Childsen's Table. Rocking and
Sewing Chsifs and Stools Of every sxe aud quail,
iy &c. &c; IN fact all from the stool of inches TO
the Mammoih chair Of twenty feet high Please
call and examine for yourcIves and leave your
orders ADD they will be attended To IN sbor, orler.
Chairs carefully packed for shipment OF sen, 10
q " parts VI The city without exlrs charge. Don't
forget the place No 1877 Main 81. West side.
Jan IL GIN w RitiELDAFFER.
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BARGAINsi BARGAINsi
AT NO 40 WATER STREET
u oTuING AT REDUCED PRICES.

ri1IIE ua.ersigned iakcs leave 10 tender ht'
4 thanks to tl.e public ~ general Tor their liner.
~ patronage hetr,0iofe. noN respectfully invites
their attention % his srck at pteseni. Dcsmus ol
reducing my ySiuter sleek. am nav Disposed 10
sell ready made winter ciulhing lower than ever
offered IN ihs city Nv siock consists 10 part va
Cleak.3.4 8 snj ! s Fferch ~oul dye cl'ih
Clooks Do. Ben Ffo,k snd over Goals d.; Wool
Plaek Dress add frck ennls sfne ven suPero'
tom 81 nprMecd Ccsis large asst, eolon and -Irsi
Blue T. lot Ovsfcra- Of ail sze-.si your eNn prices
S,O,nett coats II varnu. qualte., Boz. fwck and
C,snee.. rnccs reduced VEsrs-iAfse ss-'i
se.,. latest styles sltn g,'n. Gg'd and ianry DO.
C.olh. double ani .In-'c breast. ~ VOL Neiseii
.p!end,d styles Valrr,a Vets 81. % aii stEes --
Alss large 49, Pin's. plain snd hncy Cashmere
/ Pani. from 81 50 up. s,inoeu Tweed md Nv
Jesns. large a.sr together wilh vi 81 Cloves
I Idkfs scafs. Wpsl. s.Ik. Slfn. Mennp G'ngham
Sc; plan 6sd sod laDc, a. d., sim. tc' ln-
\ C,itso. Nr ALFX ROGEKS. .
1 Ps Th1se knowing ihtmselvss indebted hl
/ Note ~ r. IN aecount. siii rlcase coll without De
hay snd ssitls tho same by Noie Or "fhef~ise
ian iG len AltA Hobf"~.
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FRESH FRUITS,
S WEET-MEATS, &C.

~ - - - -
II CASK zANrE CuRRANTs-
80 S,1es. halves and quarters. Bunch Raisins
~ ! eoses Lasuyra Rs.in-. very superior
oO los Sol'ans do 3 kegs do
Kegs Malaga Grapes
20 drums Figs rrMI D,,c.
20 Lbs Ciiron. 25 lbs preserved Orange & Lemon
~ fsncy boxes Prunes, 6 Jars do
200 lbs assorted Candy
J3 lbs Cracker Kisses. rs lbs common do
b-xes fancy french do
300 Oranges. I box Lemons
100 j,ss Preserves; Peaches. Pears. Qnnce-. Ci,ron
Damsons. Cherries. Ctab Apples, Straw berries
ard Rsspberrics
jox Jars superor Brandy Peaches
100 jars Pickles; Peaches. Cherries Burr Cnrum.
bers. mia'i. Afarnnas. Red csbbsge, Onion.
and Com
acx Bottles Pepper Sanco
I do Iiorse Radi-h DO
l do Frc,h Goo.eberr,es
do Mushroom. walnni and Tomato Ca,sup
$40 Lbs Bordeaux Almonds
li0 do Shelled do
$50 lbs Filbeds. $50 lbs Palm Nuts
LIS de English walnuis. 3 bushels Pea MUS
Also Brls Golden Syrup ve'y superior; tos e,her
with general assortment Of GROCERIES, Just
received and Zoe sale low by
ID WOODROW.
dec 10 No 23i Main Street.
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A FACT WORTH KNOwING.-A gentle
man Of a scrofuious habit. became effected with
VI, eraiions OF the Throat md Nose, and n Jsa
sreeabe and Troublesome disease ST the skin. In
deed bis whole system bore the marks Of beng
saturated with disease. One hand and WRIST We're
60 much affected that he had lost the of the
hand. every part being covered with deep. painful
and offensive Ulcers. and his hand and wrist were
as hollow and porous rs honeycomh, I, was ut
this sage OF his complaint. when death appeared
inc vinble from loaihsomc disease. thai he com.
menced the u,e Of Jsynes Alternative. aud having
taken sixteen bottles. is now perfect cured.
Public Ledger.
The Alternative operates through The eircnlsi ION
and pun6es The blood and eradicate. diseases from
the system. wherever located; and The numerous
cuses l, has performed in d-eases OF The Skin Can
Ger. Scrofua, Goi're. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia.
and other Chronic diseases. Is traly astonishing.
Foe sale by } CRUMBACKER. Druggist.
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FIKE NNn MARINE INsURANCE.

q BIZ iNSURED-or tot To be--iltais the
j Question --whe,hsr It 10 better 10y one s~ eep'
,ng IRE, Ia he ruined-and subject 10 all the Ills
hat drsh is heir to. or. like prudent man 60 to III.
Prctee'ios oroe. and then be msjc safe. eon'ofis-
Die AMI haPpy-we leave Cor you o. determine.
The Protection Insurance. Company oi Hartford.
Conn. having already paid ever $500 00e oi iUssss
IN the Wr-'en Country. - eu'iird 10 the highest
confidence. aud their agent at Wh, cling. Nrstuia.
W PETERSON.
will take ,isks on dwelling houses, ware houses.
stores. mills. hciories, sc. teether with their
tents. such furniture. merchandise, machinery ;.
and every other description oi iusuIahs properly
\ ga. on steam Keel and Hat boas and their esrsus.
To aud iru,n any port CA tho Western Waters. OF
The nost reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same NJ at any other flee IA Wheeling.
Office on Monroe stree, opposite the Monroe
lIOu .. aud near the Pcs, Oflc-. Jan 10
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COMMIssIoNER,s SAFE.

ElY VIRTUE % decree OF ,he Cifeua sape.
ID go, Cont ol i4aw aha Chaaecfy Zoe Oh
county. ia she State Of Vtfginia made On the I2ih
day o. Novernhsf 1910 and of lst,her onisr Of
The aid cour made me 26ih day oi Fsbfusry
l8f2. will Onsf fos safe Al Puble suciiDn 81 the
front door Of re Coan house 81 Ohio county sioSc
ss'd. On hsndsy. lhe ~ day % Match nsli. the
noflh half Of loi numhstsd fosneen tNo 10 m
s9nsfs ten (I0) IN he eiiy Of Wheeling. ~ the
eorniy aioSesaid, with The a~eiling house thereon
nov oeespied BY Rsdiek ~, Nee. Ia. The iefm'
~ me sss Sili be sisih Of he rofchsss mHne'
IN hand. snd The residue IN ihsss equal payments g
as twelvs end sishfesR monihs, wah irlefes
hosa me Day ~ sale. The psfchssef GivifE hon,
~hh sppfovsd 'eeor'y snJ me TILE beng fe,sine'
Usnl full payment
The title 70 The shove properly - believed ~ n
ind,srosabls bot selling .. Coma.i.s,ones. sb.
osnvsy Only such nile % - vsssed ~ ths bow
mentioned decree ard arder
Jas ~ JAMES A CLARKE. comr