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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

NHkRIFF,S SALE.
CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE Iowa LEE Cas-
By virtue of "A special directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county in favor
Hiram Barney and against Jacob E,erhart land also
decree asains; l. iiarbins. A. b. Porter Iaurn Dewey
James Harlan, Robert Wilson, y. A. Mcdowell Cleriorn
Harrison, end Y. Kersey, al have lsviei upon aud
will sell to the highest bidder at the front door Of the
Clerks otce q the District Court Of Lee county Iowa
keoknk, in sail county, the 9Th day Of MARCH, A. D.
1861, between the hours Of o'clock 4 " ana clock
P. commencing at o'clock said day the fol-
lowing property, towit: The south half Of the
quarter nf section nine o. Of township sixtysesen (61)
north. Of range five t5l west, in Lee county, Iowa
Taken lowed npon, ard to be sold by order of court
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Printers Fee 81 SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, Eeb. +tl, "a. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
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Earnestly Inscribed to the Thirty Congress of the
United States.
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Methodist Episcopal Church Confer


BALTIMORE, March s.-The Baltimore
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in session here to-day, adopted A
report by II vote of 4s against 10. in
which they declare as follows: That we
owe pledge of exclusive allegiance to the
government of the United States in war. in
peace, and to its constitutional administra.
ton In every department thereof; that we
therefore affectionately exhort our people
who by position, kindred orr interest, who
have been tempted to sympathise with
those who seek the overthrow of this
Government, to seek the word OF God as
above cited and not esteem loyalty thereby
as optional, or a matter of taste, sympatby
or preference, but Que Of divine injunction.
aud as involving the religious duty OF
prayer and effort tor the restoration of onr
national unity, peace and prosperity: or In
tue language Of the disciples, to use all
laudaole means - eujOiu obedience to the
Powers that be;that we,,will not receive into
the conference or elect to ministerial mr..
ders, either from the local or itiuerapt
ranks any man of known disloyalty; thar.
10 view of the great change in the ProVi.
dsnce Of God which is taking place 10 the
public mind in tue direction OF emancipn-
ton Of the State of Maryland, and every-
where, we believe the time Is not dis.
tant when the Baltimore Conference VIII
no longer be embarrassed in maintaining
the we'll known principles of the N. s,
Church upon this subject.
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-ByTeIegraph.
Gen. Grants Opinion of tho situa
tion-Prom Chattanooga.
p or Later DI.pa1 c h Q. 700 sd Page.

Gen. Grants Opinion of the Situa
tion-From Chattanooga.
CINclsNATI, March Ga special to the
Columbus Gazette says:
Gen. Grant. GU his way east, in u con-
VersatiOn with u distinguished Ohio officer
expressed himself entirely satisfied With
the situation OF military affairs He spoke
in the highest terms of Shermau's exDedi-
ton, which bad given the rebellion the
seyerest blow since the tall of Vicksburg.
Sherman has destroyed forage aud provi.
sions enough to subsist the rebel army
for six months.
la one place he destroyed over two mil
lion dollars worth Of property, aud 10
other places immense stores. Thousands
of bushels OF corn aud large quantities Of
wheat were consumed.
Sherman brought IN large droVes of cat.
tie, several thousand mules, eight thou
sand negroes, and over four hundred pris
Oners, With triAiug loss of men aud ma
terial on our side.
In addition to this Sherman has destroy.
ed very important national lines.
Gen. Sherman has released McPhersou'I
corps from guard duty on the Mississippi
aud restored it to active service.
The Commercials Chattanooga despatch
OF the 9th, says:
All is quiet 10 front except occasiona
exchange shots between advanced cavalry
pickets.
To-day large force of rebel cavalr,
appeared before Ntckajock Gap and press
ed our cavalry.
Dessrters continues to arrive at the rat,
OF thirty per day.
A despatch Of the 7th says:
The rebel cavalry have retired and ou
forces now hold NicksjOck Gap.
A collision occurred between two freight
trains near Stevenson, Alabama, OH Satur
day night, killing four ladies' aud two men
and woundiug others.
a large rebel cavalry force attacked 8;
men of the Sd Tennessee regiment a
Panther Springs, East Tennessee, on tn,
9Th. Oar loss was two killed aud eigh
wounded, aud 20 captured.
The rebels was about thirty killed an,
wounded.
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Rebel D1spatohas.

NEw YoRK, March 9.-Tnr Herald's
army Of the Potomac despatch contains
extracts from the Richmond Sentinel, of
the 5th.
1t urges the trial by military law of
Dahlgrens captured men; aud also con.
taius the following kilograms:
-UeridiGn. 4h.-The work of repairing
the railroads is progressing rapidly
Three miles OF the track aud three bridges
were destroyed on the Southern road; tsu
miles of track on the SELMA road, and
thirty five on the Mobile and Ohio road,
were destroyed.
Sherman burnt great deal of property
here aud at MoIiA, Enterprise, LockhArI
and At the stations. All the public bull
diugs here and numbers of private houses
were destroyed.
The enemy pilluGed every house. Pro-
visions were taken from almost every
family.
Sherman laid waste the country through
which his army passed on their return TO
VicksburR.I
DemopOiis, 4M.-A deGpatch from Gen.
Jackson, dated Shariu, miles from Can.
ton, Feb. 18th, says he overlook the enemy
at that point on the 27th, aud WAS Skin
mishing. The enemy crossed his whole
ierce at RatlifFs aud Callum's Ferries, and
f9eeeded to Canton, where they were
= ported on short ratious aud broken
ldoWn,
Ills thought they would destroy por.
ton of the railroad north of Canton, and
60 at once to Vicksburg.
About twenty Eve had been killed aud
captured. Our cavalry are harassiug
them.
Atlanta, 3d.-A special to the Appeal,
dated Macon, Miss, %, says the whole
federal force, under Sherman, was At
Canton on the 2Slh uit. Our cavalry was
hArassing them with decided effect.
Grierson's command had returned 10
Memphis.
a private telegram from Gen. Forrest
says: My victory is complete. My loss is
two killed aud sixty wounded. The Van.
kee loss IN killed, wounded and captured
is about 500. They outnuwbered me three
TO one. Col. Forrest is killed.
ChdTiestoR, 3d.-l2s shots were fred at
the city to-day. The enemy are engaged
in hauling ammunition to Tue Cummings
Point batteries.
derrick boat and schooner are living
alongside the sunken vessel, raising her
guns.
CharlestOn, 4M.-lOs shells were cred
at this city in tue last "a hours, ending at
five o'clock this morning.
One white woman was seriously wouu-
ded in the leg this morning.
This is the only casualty from $50
shells fred during the last fortnight.
The Monitors fred Il few shots at Fort
Sumter to-day.
No other news.
Orange G. H-The excitement about
the raiders is subsidized aud all is ooiet in
this department.
The cause of the firing at the lower
lords yesterday evening has not been ascer-
tanned, but is believed to have been our
artillery Smelling a feeble demonstration Of
the enemy's cavalry.
SaUannah, Ada special to the Repub-
ltcau says that u detachment from Two of
our regiments OF cavalry and some infant
ry, all under command of Col. Anderson.
Of the 9Th Ca, attacked the enemy at
Camp Finuegan on Tuesday The camp
was retaken aud the enemy badly whipped
and pursued within three miles of jack
% wounded.
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Public Sale.

IVNIIE undsr-gn"'l will off.r for sale at rubs Auc
tion nj the late residence Of iuObert Patton, de-
ceased. Oh the 2lst day Of March. 1851. the goods
and Chatle1 NJ salt deceased, consisting iu part
Household LUCds. Farming implements 2 fields
wheat, Held rye. IL sh'cG, aud fSdie-, stack
hay. ! stack straw. iON0 bushels in ear. 100
bushels corn, SHIELDED Ito bushrIs rye, go bushels
wheat, 800 bnshe- ndlIinRs, 1Ul bushels harley 800
empty 'AckE. Ito bushels I'uttttts. buggy, / two
horse wagon, OK cart, = water carts, :Wn horse
ted, 10 tOal nIs, coal hInL carts large lot old
irOn large lot old copper, 1000 feet lumber eel black
smith Tools, set carpenter tools. 20 heal fat hogs
head fat cattle = head horses a. barrels old rye
whisky. 10 kegs do do 100 EarI els DO large lot
old barrels do do DO kegs platform scales aud 9th
er Articles too ul Eerou to mention.
Sal to cOrnnencS At 10 o'clock 4. VI and couture
from DAY 70 das nnti all is sold: Whisky, grain aud
stCck will he offered IN Tuesday I'D.
TEAM -.-PaTShAses amounting to three dollars Or
le.E TO he cash, above thai 9IDOuth1
will be tAkcn Hit tSU god suTe'les.
MARY PATTON,
ALBERT u. RICE,
Administrators.
Mart 'nsvi!ie, o, March Iii, 1861. mGStd
Register COPY Till day.
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From Harper's Weekly.


The shareholders aud their friends have
always tried to avoid usiog tue word SIa.
very. 1t Is too direct and expensive. II
is the synonym of injustice and crime, aud
everybody knows it Us such. Therefore
we have beeG RECALLED with all kinds of
euphtsms. Fhe-6Est is in the Consultation
---''persous held to labor" Then: We have
had 'the peculiar institution" aud aihF6l
untary seryitude;9 and "ths iadnsiEai = :
TEN of the SonIh"-AHd q score more Ihe
thing meant was always inhumauitS aid
crime. but it was extremely disagreea6fe
to call slave market "human shambles."
or the selling of a woman by the "high.
toned gentleman" to pay his debts "dealins
in human hesh;" because, as Senator Rev.
erdy Johnson Informs us, such "genIlel
men" are very proud and sensitive. Bat
they have now reached the highest point
OF euPhism. The address TO the Confed-
crate Congress calls what John Wesley had
more concisely described as "the sum of
all Hiilainies" by az iufniteIy sweeter
name. Human slavery, with ali its untold
woes and wrongs TO the victim and his
mastcr-wbich the Hon James Brooks de.
scribed few years since as ia dead
drag upon the body polite" endAugering
1.-THE peace aud happiness Of the master,
and robbing the slave of his freedom aud
birth. Iight"-this pleasing system is nirily
mentioned 10 the rebel address as "the Sc
leeted type of social characteristics. Nr.
Brooks is now of opinion that the selected
type of social characteristics has been
thrown into Pi-Aud We heartily agree with
him.
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THE incohereut condition of the Demo.
cracy in Congress, has been maifrst ever
since the opening of the session. In vain
have they eudeAvored to unite thsir forces
on q common basis. As an ILLUSTRATION
of the change of tone that has taken place,
We have their vote on a resolution oil
Green Clay Smith. at the commencement
of Congress, and on that Of Gen. Schenck
= few days ago. The first resolution,
which covered the whole ground of the
necessity Of the war 10 the exclusion of
any other policy but war. was voted against
BY si1ty-four of the party.
The following, by General Scbsnck, EN-.
bodying the same thought, was unanimous.
" adopted:
"ThGt the present war against The AIMED
insurgents. banded under tie name OF the
Southern COnfedsrAcy. was brought on BY
. wicked, aud wholly ineIeusable rebellion
and all those engaged iu, or aiding and
Rbetting 1t, have incurred the name of
public enemies, and should be treated as
such.
"ThAt 10 the struggle now going on for
the safety Of our couutry aud free govern
ment, there is no middle grouud on which
any good citizen or true patriot can stand,
neutrality or indifference, or anything short
of hearty support Of the government
being Q crime where the question is be.
tween loyalty and treason"
TbS season for all this unstable equilib-
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tux State of louisiana has been the frst
OF all the seeded States to select loyal
Officers and SO to resume her place by the
side of her faithful sisters at the north
1t is indeed probable that she never did
vote to abandon the UniOn. The rebel
leaders in that State have convenient
way OF ueglectiug to count, or at any rate
to proclaim the vote taken. They content
themselves with the shorter process of de-
elariug that the result is in their taVor.-
That is found to be easier even than Sill
dslrs old Plaquemiue fraud, OF having two
thousand votes cast in district where
only sixty legal yOterS reside. The returns
of the vote on seeding have never been
made public. bat enough is known to JUS
tify the belief that a majority of the citi-
Gems, who went TO the polls, voted against
secession, and thousands Who were for the
Union staid at home. 1t is stated that the
returns OF the vote, by which the rebel
Governor, Allen, processes to have been
elected, have never been made public
But the days of such proceedings are at an
end. A loyal Governor has been elected.
The machinery OF State government will
now be set in operation. Congressme n
will be chosen. The State constitution
will be revised aud adapted to the wants OF
q free and loyal State.
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Daily Report OF EnIistments.
OFFICE A. a. p. NJ. GENT,
WHEELING, March 9, 1854.
30 W. Va. CAVALRY

30 W. VA. CAVALRY.
Joseph c Bailey, Upshur comfy, Wash
tngton township.
Matthew R Gillian, Upshur county,
Buckhannon township.
Jas F Bowers. John Crawford, Jacob
Casio, WIN G Grimes. Peter Harper, Vim
c Mc0uRiu, Chas T Miller, Isaac PIN an,
Alfred Sims, Lotkins S Rexroad, D Sims,
Lewis county, Weston.
John Aetheny. Harrison county, Clarks-
lsr W. VA. lxyAxrRr.
Jonathan Rice, Sistersville, Tyler county.
6rH W. VA. IAYAHrRY.
Nm Patton, not mustered. Credited to
HarrisVille, Richie county.
isr W. VA. CAVALRY.
Chas c Johnson, ThOs G Miller, Robt r
Ceatorr Preston county.
7rH W. va. INFANTRY.
Geo " Sine. WIN NJ Weekly, not credit.
ed or mustered.
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IT seems to be matter of surprise with
some that the CopperhaAd leaders and
journals should so suddenly become smit-
teu of admiration for the Il Radicals, Z"
whom they have heretofore held up as the
most dstestAbls people in the wOrld-WOrss
than the rebels, by ell odds. Nothing has
pleased them so much for loug time, as
the " strictly private " circular Of Senator
Pomeroy.
We see no thing remarkable IN all thW.-
That class OF politicians never yet failed
to embrace anybody or anything that
promised them gain. Fifteen years ago
they were solsmuly pledgiug themselves 10
Ohio not to rest in their warfare on Slave
~ until "ths evil" Was "6uAlly eradicated"
from the land. The truth is, that they
would as cheeriully hug the negro as their
friends, the Southern shivaIry, do, it they
saw the same gain 10 the operation. 1t may
be question, however, whether. the
Radicals" cannot do better than thus to
give ''aid and comfort to the enemy"
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MARSHAL'S SALE
I'm ted States
Order oTSAis.

tn. 81 5s and s:;;eP s..s s:sg''y
LNALL TERM, 1863, district Court OF tue Uuitsd
II States for the Western District OF Virginia, al
CIaTksburE.
In pursuance nf An order sale made aud entered
the Fall term, 1868 OF the District Court Of the
Uuitrl StAles for the Western DistTet OF Virginia
on the ith day Of March, 1o6i thu front door Of
the Court HOuSs In ClaTkSburE. Harrison conn Il,
Yest Va, proceed sell at public auction, 10 the
hiGhesi aud best bidder, the Law aud Private Ii
Gr4ry Of Jonathan 81. Bennett.
T' runs OF sale, Cash-ti .VeT umeut FUNDS.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. 81.
EDWARD y NORTON,
frlS U. ;. MarshAl IS. D. Va
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MARRIED.

At KinEwoOd, West Va March s,h, 1854 nv tb.
kSV; William 3. Carroll, Capt DENNIS q. JEITEES,
OH ReBt: West Va. Cavalry, to HiAs MAkY Louisa
CohUS, all OF Preston County, W. Va
On Tuesday the sth inst :, at MouudsvEIss BY IN,
Rev. Henry l.. DOOlitIls, Mr.. JAMES d. WAIsoN. Of
snhhheld, Jefferson county, Ohio, TO Mrs PRUD ENcE
SHANNON OF MoundSTIlIe. ". Va.
In Winona, Minnesota, at the hOu.e OF Mr. Vim.
y. Iusy, on the 231 ult., by Rev. D. G. Lyon Mr..
JOHN CAAHoiE, Of Saint Louis, No., To Miss EUKlcI
CARROLL Of Wheeling, West virginia. =
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SrERLISs PRIcR, Ex-Governor OF Missouri
GHd General 10 the Confederate army, the
ST. Louis Republican says, has obtained
sixty days leave of absence from the Con.
federate Government, to enable him to visit
Texas aud Mexico. The common belief and
talk in the rebel army is, that be will new
sr return to it. He left Camden, Arkan-
sAS, about Two weeks since, With only a
small escort, and in citizens dress. Thirty
two months service in the Southern ar
mics has brought General P. no reward
The hope that he has entertained of re-
turning to Missouri as a conqueror has at
last been wholly abandoned. Slight have
been the recognitiOus he has received as
military man from the rebel Government,
aud il he is dispirited and disgusted-if his
confidence in the success of the rebellion
has been brOken-and if sometimes be
compares, with vain regret, bis condition
now with what it might have been had be
remained at home and continued 10 use his
large powers 10 behalf Of the legitimate
GoVerament-whO shall say that be has
not had abundant cause for such feelings
and reflections. II he was not ambitious,
places Of trust and honor were open to him
In Missouri, where he had ties to make
personal prominence the more gratifying
to his heart. Now, be must look upon
himself as an unmade man, a political
wreck. This is Sterling Prices lesson of
the rebellion,
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Decree III Cllaucrry.

Mary Moore.
by virtue Of decree rendered by the Circuit
ID Court Of Ohio county, Ia the above entitled
cause, the the 2sth day Of october, 1893 shall
proceed to sell public sale, the front door
the ,ouIt lIOuse Of Ohio county. the l2th Jay Of
March. 1864, the part Of Lot No. 20. Ia J. ZAues
addition to the city Of wheeling, fronting on Main
street, foTtysix feet more lees, Of which Joseph
Moore died seized, and In the bill and pTOceeiiu.
mentioned.
Terms Of SAle-On . credit Of six, twelve AHj
eighteen mouths, In equal InSta,mentr b. ATuE 10
terost until PAID the purchaser giving bOnl wilt
good security aud tue title to be retained until The
whole purchase money Is paid.
JOSEPH SEYBOLU,
teb9 I'd Sheriff Of Ohio County.
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FIvTEES States have decided their pref
srence for Mr.. Lincoln tOr President Il
1865, viz:
Pennsylvania Legislature.
New Jersey Legislature.
California Legislature.
Ohio Legislature.
Maryland Legislature.
Michigan Legislature.
Wisconsin Legislature.
Kansas Legislature.
Rhode Island Legislature.
Minnesota State Conveution.
Iowa State Convention. o.. .r.es - Il.
New Hampshire State Convention. ).
Connecticut State Convention.
Indiana State Convention.
West Virginia Legislature.
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The POOa MAs's WAR; a speech a,
PhiIadslphia, last Thursday, Gen. Hancock

Salu:
This war is essentially the poor mans
war. When it is over a higher degree Of
prosperity will be open to him; much
larger field will be before him Tor his enter
prise. The wealth Of unexpIOred regions
of our country will then be within his
grasp. In reference to tue continuation OF
the rebellion, he thought that it would not
last more than another year. It is to the
great interest OF every hard working sou
OF toll to help with his musCle-tO have
the war prosecuted yigOrOusly--Which will
insure peace in shorter space Of time
than If they remain lukewarm. Their
toreiathers lived for postetIty; let US ven
crate them; let us hand dOwn to millions
yet UNIFORMS noble country improved by
age. The man who does not assist in
supPressing the rebellion certainly cannot
legally or morally claim as n right the
blessings which we enjoy"
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DIED.

=, On TUESDAY evening, March sth, AlpERT NJ, sou
The Funeral will take plaza this, Thursday, morn.
tps At 10 O'Clock, from the residence Of his father On
Hampden street: fhs nieuds of the famil arc re-.
IpectfulIy invited to attend.
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Elum .AmOOg The OppOst.taa-is-thsiF dssttS
for some grounds whiua will give them
hope in the next Presidential election.
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CoNsuNPTION.-Iu the iucipieut stages
OF this disease Brown's Bronchial Trocbes
viii afford great relief-they promote ex.
Pectoration; and allay the hacking cough.
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CHANGE. OF FIRM.
HENRY HARTMAN

FORMERLY Of the lrrn Of nartmana Strauss,
will here after conduct the business OF the arui
at III old stAnd-NO. 81, Water ST., one door south
OF the SpTisE nOuse,-Where he will keep u full
assortment VI the latest styles OF Ready Made 10
thing aud Gents Purnishins Goods. AIsO, Military
and Boys CiuthInR always on hand. mrs lp&
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ROR RALK.

I He subscriber will, at private sale. dIsp se Of
l few articles Of Household furniture. also lot
DruggistS Bottles, Jars, and Drawers Of different
ness, &c. mFl0 1W 8. TODD.
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

Roy virtue Of deed Of trust made by MRrius Fut-
d gcsOn and David W. Gibson, dated the 2iIL
day Of June, 1857 and recorded ia the oiee OF tho
IIecOrlUr for Ohio county, In deeI bONk number
forty.tRO-42-iOliO fouT hundred aud three-4U3-.
l will. uu SATURDAY, the 9th day of March, 1864.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, nj the front door OI the Court
House OF ohio COu MY, proceed To sell lots uumGc'
nine and ten. in square lumber tGenty-eiKht, in
that part OF the cit Of Wheeling called BuenA Vista
addition to the city Of Wheeling, A. laid out by
Emma ChUrchIIs trustee.
On the above described property Is frame eOItus
with two rooms. u god well OF RAter, DC
selling AS trustee. shall convey such GiIlu
vested III me by said deed Of trust.
Trrnis Ofsalr-CAsh.
irGa.td II. O. COTS, Trustee
=. S.-The above sale is pO.tpOnsd uutII MON.
DAY, the It'll day Of APRIL, 1861.
marI.td HENRY q. COTS. Trustee
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In ChH'.coTy-ID the COun.
~ Court OF Ohio County.
saIul DAY the l2th day of
July, lse8.
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FOR SALE.
GREENWOOD NURSERY.

CONTAINING a good variety Of Fruit and Orna.
~ mentsl, shruGa, knses, Towering plants, Grape
Vines, Osage Orange, &c. Catalogues gratis.
A. II HuSSKY
nrI 2m Sit. Pleasant, Jeh. Co., Ohio.
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House and Lot for Sale

I DESIkE to sell my House and Lot on Wheeling
Island. The lot IL designated number tEen
t1-seNeH-*I-in ban 81 ZInes adlItiru q the City
Of Wheellng, aud is Uf the most elevated po,i.
lions Oh tue l'lAud. Upon IL n OtuLOrtRbIe
rug house and necessary ont buildings. including
stable. ". RICHARDSON.
mriu Att,rney at Law.