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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the rapid cur. Of Coughs, -
Colds, Hoarseness. Bronchitis. ~
Whoop ling. G ough, Asthma and j <.%f8
Consumption 10 universally
known the best remedy ever N2In.
yet discovered for every variety EM
Of Pulmonary disease. SO wide &(<<~XR.t IN
is the field Of its usefulness andlssk
80 numerous the cases Of lie cures, that almoss
every section Of the country abounds In psrsonss
publicly known, who have been restored nom.
alarming and even desperate diseases OF fhe lnnas
by IFS use. When once tried Its superiority over
every other medicine Of its kind Il too apparent 10
escape observation and where lis virtues arc known
the public no longer hesitate what antidoie 10 en-
ploy for the distressing and dangerous affections
Of the pulmonary organe viii, are incident 20 our
climate. BY its timely use many. nay nlsnost sit
attach Of disease upon tbs Lun~s or threat, sse
arrested and thus are saved. many ihousaads every
year from premature grave. No family should
se without Il, and these who do nealectto provide
themselves with a remedy which Wanda OF ihis
dangerous class Of diseases will have oause 10 de-
plofs II when u Is too lnis Proofs ofihs snrps1-
log efficacy Of the Chevy Electoral need moi DO
gwen 70 tho American people, they have living
proofs In every neighboFk0od. Hut those who
wish 20 read the statements OF ihOea whose whole
health mas been restoredand who's lives hays beeh
saved BY iis use, will fad them IN my Ameflesn
Almanac which the Sgent below named hes 10
farnish gratis for evsfy one.
frpa5sd By M. J. g. AVER Prasiicai chsm.
ist, Lowell. Mass and sold by ell Druggists aad
Dealers 10 medicine though tAls ssction ~
wholesale by Berry & Dsneyllls, Nashville
Tenn.
Retail BY Thomas q Bro, clarks,IIIs. and D
r. Porter. Nsw Prosidenes, and all drsTsiEls and
dealers 10 medicine 'hfeugl -alihs Soail,
Ian. Sfese IN, " ffIf HrfHTf.f To- .flH on
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
DIED.

On Tuesday, the 9th inst, Mrs. Lockev Z.
LUrER, wife Of VIM. E. Lster, of this city.
--on last night, Of consumption, at the resi-
dece of his father in this county, BENJAMIN oG-
BURN, son Of Major Thomas ogburn. .7
E1-The friends and aequalntaIloes arc requested
10 attend the funeral Tomorrow morning at |
O'Clock.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
NEGROES FOR SALE

by virine Of Deed OF Trust executed 70 me by
Samue. McFaIl, 70 secure sundry dsbts thereto
specified, Twill, on the frat Monday in March.
1858, sell al public auction, at the court house In
Clark allie; for cash, very likely lot Of Negroes
about ten in number, consisting Of wrnsen, boys,
gi'lS, &c ftf<@ IT w WISDOM, Trustee.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
xxxvTH CoNGRE ss-FIRsT SESSION.
~ FL. Fridays Proceedings. ,-.e OH.
WASHINGTON Feb x

n. $3.50. FRIDAY HT0ceedWgS. ,-,. rr p.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.
The Senate is not in session. "a
House-On motion of Mr. Quitman,
resolution was adopted calling on the
President to communicate the number of
soldiers engaged in the late war with Brit
ain and in the Indians wars for the same
period; also statement showing proxi-
mate estimate Of expenditure in extending
them the benefits ofthe revolutionary pen
sion laws. This information is desired as
preliminary to the bill pending for that
purpose. a''
The House h as been engaged in the con-
sideration ola resolution as TO whether Mr..
Compbell shall have further time to take
testimony in the Ohio contested elect ON
case. '''f ' s1."'''- 20 ''
1asapy1 5.s lo s WASHINGTON, Feb.6.
The Douglas Democrats and the Repub-
licans have bad no formal conference as
to their course ON the Kansas question;
nor, according to present indications, is a
ny probably. Bee vo-qra 13i .-7s
The movement of Harris, of Illinois, in
the House, to refer the Presidents message
to special committee to be appointed by
the Speaker embodies the policy of the
Douglas men. Should a resolution for
that purpose be adopted, and the Speaker
appointed a committee unacceptable to the
anti -Lecompton Constitution men, efforts
it is said will be made to set it aside for
one by BALLOT. ai.i ln.a579l ar .s.-aal
Representatives privately say they will
support such movement with the view to
eocura tho haat attain hla and xyb;la THAR
votes will be given in favor Of the PROPOSE
ton to refer the question ofthe formation
of a constitution to the people of kansas.
The entire number of warrants issued
under the bounty land act of March, 1855,
is 21S,7S6, to satisfy which twenty-seven
millions and nearly half acres are requir-
ed
A petition signed by thousand resi-
dents of Arizona has been received at the
War Department asking for mounted
troops to be stationed in the territory to
protect the inhabitants against the ravages
Of the Apache Indians, ra1i.H
In the course of inquiry the case of
Commander Boutwell,, for disobedience of
orders in his return home from the Pacif-
ic, has been postponed at his request un-
til the arrival ofthe ship -of-war John AID
ans. g iae Hr .at l.r
The French spoliation bill, reported by
Mr. Crittenden from the select committee
Of the Senate, is accompanied by an able
and elaborate report. The former is sim
liar to that heretofore introduced, and
appropriates five millions of per cent
stock as satisfactory of the claim.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
Sale of Negroes and other
i, I PROPERTY. 4.

DY virtue Of two Executions. 20 mo dirrcsed.
one from the Circuit court Of Mo itgonsrv conn.
~. Tenn, snt one ON the Chancery court ns
Nashvi.e, Tenn. will expose to pubic sals, 10
the highest bidder. for CASH at ClaksvilIe At or
near the Court House rnie, Oh tn LIST Moa.
day IN March next, fbring county court dag :
likely negroes. man by the haIrse OF Frank. aud
q wdm "a by the name Of PIs'y. and snbi,drsn.
very Hnc lot Of negroes. II head OF Horses Z
to-, I3uegcs and Harness, fihrks aud hsfhess, all
Of the saddles and br les and some extra harness.
be ongng TO the stable OF q. W. Her log, also
other articles about the I've Stable Tho above
mentioned property il levied upon ihs proper.
~ Of o w Herring, TO satisfy an Executes in
favor Of ,. A. Hannum against 10 M Dys, NJ
Qoarles. ID S Newell snd o w Herring also
one in f.vor OF r. w Wisdom receiver &c, ag inst
] + Geniry, D $ Gnn, 10 N pye. wcst Jordas I.
g n Jordan, N Qusrles. ID 5 Newell. Iphp A
Irwin aud w Herring. Sale 10 Ike place sbou,
The usual hour. tA
Tag,r .lot a.. THOMAS RAMEY, Sheriff,
Fab g. IS58--4w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12

1dr The Grand Jury has found true
bill against Gen. Walker and Col Ander-
son, who are held to appear on the fourth
Monday in April. Another farce. a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12

B0- Congress is very busy stirring up
strife, but is innocent of doing anything
for the good of the country. Sayery
Slavery is the one eternal cry in both
Houses. .. tE 4 i...r-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12

Southern Member Of Congress will
wait upon the President tomorrow morn
ing to make formal remonstrance against
the Lecompton Constitution, aud to warn
him that its passage will destroy the Dem.
,cYat.c partv'-Cr. ". Tribune
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12


sar We are pleased to announces TO our
readers the fact, that the bill to extend
the time for the preparation Of our railroad
for The iren, has become = law \ SO we
have two years within which to meet the
provisions Of the slswthat would have exs
pired, by limitation, on. the 18th inst
The Consolidation, bin has also become o
law, and contains provision which gives
State aid to the rosd, as soon as it is gra
led and bridgcd to the State line. We
have been fortunate, indeed, in getting all
we have asked for, and SO much iiberality,
on the part of the State, ought to stimulate
the Board to the full extent of its ener-
gies. If we are correctly informed, the
Board has determined to grade the road
from here to the State line, in the short
est possible time, and in view of that fact,
we hope they will pardon us for offering
suggestion. ...s.. ..-,-
The grading of the portion of the road
referred to, can be completed in perhaps,
four months, and as Railroad iron is cheap
and can be purchased on six months time,
it occurs to us that it would be good poll
cy to make the purchase at once At the
end of the six months, the Board can COM
mand the State bonds, which will then be
at par, and the iron, purchased at an early
day, can be delivered during the present
season of navigation. Six months hence,
it may be utterly impossible to deliver it,
on account of low water. As another in
ducement to do this, we are informed, that
the President of the Tennessee portion of
the Nashville and Henderson road, has
purchaced the iron for thirty miles of said
road, and will press forward the compile
ton of that portion as fast as possible.
The short distance which will then lie
between the two roads can have no other
effect than to hasten connection, which
will be of infinite advantage to this place
whilst the remainder. of the road is in
process of completion; and the consumma-
ton of this much of the great work can
not but hurry the completion of the whole
The whistle ola Locomotive will be
powerful appeal to the liberality Of the
public, and the confidence inspired there
by, can not fail to bring material aid to
the enterprise and we give it as an hon
est conviction, that the early completion
of the road to the State line, will be worth
thousands to the remainder, and, at the
same time, arouse an active zeal in behalf
of the branch road to Bowling Green We
think, too. it may be demonstrated that
the connection with the Nashville and
Henderson road-opening communica-
ton with the South-will furnish profta-
BILE employment to this short lire of road,
and be highly advantageous to Clarksville.
But we shall not now argue that question,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
Money Wanted.

We wish all our Gust omers to come up and pay
their accounts and notes by the Goth inst, as we
want to start East by thai time and stand in greai
need Of money for that purpose. We are on hand
,,-..s, ~ POLLOCK 4 WAGGENER.
Feb 70 '56-3R
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
Office.

ALL persons having el4ims ag,iust the estais
Of Joseph l. Chlvs. decd. are hereby notified 90
file the sane with ths clerk Of the County court
Of Montgomery counfy. Tenn. on or bcfors ths
lst day OF January 1858, for profata str baton,
as Administrators having flied my sngg-siion Of
the insolvency Of ssid e'.a'e. ~.
ALLEN CIILEs. Adm'r
FebI .55-3ws ast sgE Eisrl tET
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
Come Up to the scratch.

All who are indebted to me, viii please 90 me
forward and pay up at once, a. 1 greatly need
money, aud must have II, and would like 20 got
1t without giving trouble to the offers Of thu
law. 1888 .s a 20 slQt t,.si5i
, Jan 18th SO 80 WELLS FOWLER.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
COAL COAL!a

The Subscriber will have, at the Wharf, in
few days, 10000 bushels Of coal, which he will
retail at II cents per bush. Of 80 lbs. Punehsssrs
are requested TO see the coal weighed and measure
49,. ~, 4 &c.,. BELL KEESEE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12

na. The New Haven correspondent Of
the New York Express states that the A
mericans of Connecticut are organizing
National American party and preparing
for State convention, and for restora-
ton to position. Large and enthusiastic
meetings have been held, and the greatest
enthusiasm appears to prevail.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
&12O Reward.

STOLEN, from my stable, at Oak Grove, chris-
d an Co. KY, on Saturday night 22d sssl large
Bay Horse, with black legs, manss and sail aud
at ar in forehead. ] will give 500 dollars for ths
onvicton Of thu thief and $40 fof lhe reeoss ~
Of the horse.
'2''1lVfl Es'it FRANK W. BUcKNER
a Jan 49,. i5s-if Ia FF = A,g. $3.50 .t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12

pa- We arc under obligations TO the
Hon. Y. X. ZOllicoffer for the second vol
ume Of tho Japan Expedition, ..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12

NEW STEAMSHIP RoUTE.-The Norfolk
Argus announces that the mission of Hon.
VIM Ballard Preston to France, in behalf
of the Virginia and Western railroad has
been successful He has succeeded in ma
king arrangements with the Paris and Or
leans Railroad Company to run four steam
ers between Orleans, Fran ce, and Norfolk,
Virginia.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
M'eCormacls Gallery Of PhotograpI,y
I'M AID ms nRANcHEs

IN ALL ITS BRANCHEs. -
Pictures Of every style and .-ize taken loves,
gperrsotspes Of deceased friends eau have them
enlarged TO Photographs Of the size Of Ire. and
co'ored In oil on canvass or paper, with an secu.
racy not 70 be obtaioed w any other way.
Ambrotypes taken for 81.
UTRooms wa eide Pubic Square, Clrrksville
Oct /, Silly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
MmAH@n.

OF Monday the 18th Of March. win expose To-
public sae, 10 the highest bidder for cash. at the
court house In CiarksvilIs. likely Negro Boy,
the property Of Richard Trottrr; taken 70 satisfy
in wfui hours. This. Feb IN. 1873. - ~
FEB 70, '56-3aptf 81 30 RAMEY, Sh'f.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
lLw0Ik Hero.

A house and lot "a rent. on the corner Of -
9TH Cross and College Il Apply to T. M. iiS
Duff, OF the subrc riucr, b. A. ROGERS,
Jan ~, '53-ul New Provid-nce, Trnn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12

DESPERATE CHALLENaE.-R. Ridgeway,
ESQ, editor of the Richmond Wing, sent
the following challenge to Mr.. o. Jen-
nings Wise:
81 propose that you and select only
one friend each, and with one pair of pis-
tolls, we shall meet in either your Office or
mine, at an hour to be hereafter designa-
ted-that after thus meeting and the door
being locked, you and l shall be securely
blind -folded-that then the seconds shall
load one of the pistols and leave the other
unloaded-that they shall next determine
by lot, the choice of the pistols--that the
pistols shall then be handed to us, and
that yours shall be placed directly against
my breast, and mine against yours-that,
next and finally, at the giving of the word,
we shall both pull trigger, and let oonse-
quences take care of themselves" ~.
Mr.. Wise declined, but agreed to fight
according to the code of honor when the
correspondence ended. .4sale
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald says; l....,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, 1858.
1t is calculated, upon close count of
the House of Representatives, that there
will be majority of eight FOR the admis-
sion Of Kansas with the Lecompton Con-
stitution. A leading Southern Know
Nothing member expresses his conviction
that the Southern members of his party
will give a solid vote for it. a0 .7'f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
Stewart College.

TIE next SESSION Of Stewart Col &c, VII
commence on Monday the FIRST Of February. Tbs
pstrons Of the Institution wi hereafter pay TIER
bills 10 Mr.. j. e. Broad,,us, who Ia nov the 1reas-
uref ''ts A1bi-"si Eff ~ f HeH
,.,;F q ..lF .,7s..,,tt. al, w. NJ, STEWART.
Stewart College GAINESVILLE Jan %. '5s--if.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12

. nS- Cali at FALL & TURNLEY'S for
inc pocket Cutlery -4a
October f6. 1876
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Statement Of the condition Of the
HartfOrdFire Insurance Company,
Z to the Comptroller Of the state Of
Tennessee, January 4, 1858.

q. The name Of company is Tire Hartford Fire
81 Insurance Compa ny. and il, loo ,tion 10 at
Hartford, Com.
2. The capital stock 81 tho company Ia $500 900
3, The amt Of its clpitsl stock pI,up is 500. 900
(. The Assets OF The compsnY are as follows:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12
Lumber for Sale.

Peb 10, 1858 lw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-12

The Comptroller of the State of Teun, will
please furnish renewed OF the certificate OF au.
ihority to L. G WILtIAxs. Of GAINESVILLE, as
duly appointed Agent Of the ,riford Fire Ias
rance Company. Of Hartford Conn. who pre-
sents the foregoing statement said company,
with an Act passed by the Legislature Of the
State of Tennessee. March 1, 1858.
Very respectfully, SO Ia sfailfsra
! 6 BOWERS, ssc'y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-07
From MASHINGTON.

MAY G.-Although the House hy seven ma
iority ordered the resolution proposing the nh-
rogaiion of the Clayton Buwer treaty To be
engrossed for third reading the vote on setting
it aside, by ten majority, to take uP the Mime
sofa bill, is regarded as decided expression
against the former measure. This motion was
made by MIR. Sirkles, member Of the Commit
tee ON Foreign Affairs, who is against the ruSO-
luton which is now ON the Speakers table, and
may be regarded as killed by indirrction. The
resolution was, it is said, reported without c''n-
sultation with the President, and has no prece-
dent since 1898, when the United States Gbro-
gated the treaty with France.
The Administration IS opposed to the Te'o-
linton Mt this time, because 1t would cnibar'aSs
the negotiations now pending Cor the settlement
Of the difficulties between the United States
aud Great Britain, and force upon the President
an aggressive policy, uniavorably to the peace
OF the two COUNTRIES aud disastrous TO the set
element of the Central American question.
The Honse Committee on elections was to-
day engaged on the Ohio contested election case
McSsrS. Samar, Stephenson, Phillips aud Boyce
voted that Waldigau entitled 10 scat, and
Messrs GiImor, Wilson, Clarke, and Washburn
voted ia favor Of Campbell retaining MS seat
Harris Of III. voted 10 vucate the seat and refer
the question bncl to the people Three reports
will accordingly be made on Thursday.
BY general consent, the vote on tile Senate
bill ioT the admission Of Minnesota, Is TO be Ia
ken on Saturday
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WANTED.
~ 90 Il alL I..fant Eaand- Early yes.

Tie Bslly fan L.taa' Foand-Eariy yes
terlay morning, some persons passing along
Quincy street, were shocked to find lying in the
tutter above Fifth street, the body of white
bale child The body was entirely nude, and
appeared as ifjust newly born. A CoFoner's
j,iry vas summoned by Coroner Day, and YER
dict rcturnedi in effect that the child came to its
death by violence at the hands of some person
81 persons unknown. The infant, according to
medical testimony, was born alive, and had evil
Identity been placed in the street by some heart
lesz moth er, to hide her shame. The act was
particularly horrible and merciIess, rs during
BIC whole Of the night, cold rain poured down
Ind the child must soon have perished after be-
BIZ hus exposed. There was a wooden under
garment wrapped around it, which had been
raslrcd away by the flowing water.
Considerable feeling was manifested when the
discovery was made beyond doubt that muir
Der most foul had been committed. The police
rore active yes,arday in their efforts to ferret
but the heartless person upon whose head rests
bis desperately wicked act, but with little hopes
pf success.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TIE DAILY ENTELIuC' n, Iets.
OFFICE, CoRNER wArFR AND MONROE sryrg1s.
CONGRESSIONAL.
MAsnINaEnN, Mav ..

WASHINGTON, May u
SESArE-The business during the morning
hour Was unimpNrtant.
The Oregon bill was postponed.
The bill 10 repeal the law granting bouaties
10 firemen was then tuken up.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
Adjourned.
Housr.-The House acted on the amendments
to the Legislative Executive and Judicial APP
preparation bin The bill passed
Mr. Ritchie spoke against the resolution pro-
posing the abrogHtion Of the CLAYTON .Bulwer
treaty, arguing that there was TO particlar emer-
gency which requires it.
Mr ClingInan said VIC ought to be free from
that treaty, so that when We wish to acquire
territory in Central America, We may 4" it
lawfully.
Mr. Richie replied the abrogation would open
a conflict fJr the possession OF that country. lie
was sorry Mr.. Clingruan quoted the ostend
Manifeso with appreciation, he looked on it
as evidence OF coyet0usncSs.
Mr.. Kelsey moved to table the resolution as
reported on Tuesday from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs proposing an abrogation Of the
treaty. NcSatived.
Mr. SickleS moved for n postpOnemeut of the
subject, bat the House secoded the demand for
the previous question, under which the reSolu-
ton vas ordered to be engrossed-9T against SO.
Without final action the ilouse passed 10 the
consideration OF other business.
Sir. Haskin offered n resolution which was
adopted, authorizing the arrest, for contempt, Of
Robert \. Leatharu, in falling to appear before
thc Committee appointed to investigate The cir
cumStancos attending the purchase OF. Wilkin-
sons Point for Fertilization purposes
The House then resumed tlie consideration Of
the Senair's hill for the admission Of Minnesota
into the Union.
Mr.. Smith, Of Va, made speech aeainst the
bill, on account Of the alien suffrage CLAUSE in
the Constitution.
MeSsrs Milison, Phillips aud Bliss denied the
right OF Congress to interfere with the rights Of
Electors III the State. Adjourned.
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-1sUsINNss NorICEs-

DIR. sANorRD's LIVER INvIGORAToR STANDS pre-
eminent among medicines as a Liver regulator
that can be relied to cure all kinds Of Liver
complaint. Now this is just what the public
need for there are hundreds in this vicinity " no,
for years, have been troubled with this disease
in some shape until they Imagine the whole cat
alogue of diseases afIlict them. We wish to say
to all such, that the Invigorator has performed
some of the most wonderful cures of Liver Com.
plant that we have ever known.
1t seems to benefit all, without exception, for
none of the many persons that have used it but
speak of its nnquestionabe merit in the highest
terms of praise. Ladies of sedentary habits lind
in this most useful article to prevent langour,
listlessneSs, pain in the back and side, and many
other arrangements to which they are liable,
and when taken regularly, it gives good appe-
titc and prevents Indigestion, SourneSs of stom-
aeh and disagrecablc effects experienced by
many after eating.
Parents who need family medicine for them
selves or children cannot find in the whole world
better article than thiS.-Deeatu,' Gas. my4.
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AssiEnee,s Sale.

THE follo-ns oGr-ei private -sig
Monday In JaE- next. -h-t sreh Of e remain
sold, viii b. oE=Ted Plb!I= Au-tign Court House.
viz
5 shares q r;oek % the whseag and Bei1cn' Bridge
Company p shFrcs Of stock o. the washngton Hal
soeiatiyu; P 40 81, IN M.theE's Episcopal arch;
Lots No I5s and H., IN Mount Wood Cemetery Lsts
l79 sad 49, ia & Wh-z: Lot NJ. 9, square 10
in SIaiii Wheeling: IotSo. g. a the Of
Lots NJ. = 2 10, H. IL paTt 81 Is extensions, In
Bueu7 Vista ai1itioa Wheeling: Mathew Jeurs'
for go work in the lite OF Lis busur-s
pTi-. demand - Lots jacobs aIaitlNn South
Whe-lu which q TIE limits, AL
taxation and are desirable for c-rap rcsli.ucez
For terms, apply Jas T. Baker lI-ry TAIlsnt
IN relation g LIS Il Nf. Wm
near premises. BAKER TALLANT BAKER,
ap4J-tl Assignee Of Wr. 7. svIhy.