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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-01
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT,
EDITED BY LEVI l.. TATE. .ROrRtrTo,,
BLOOMSBURG.
Saturday Morning, April l,Ia65.
The Columbia Go. Invasion.
Case Of Daniel McXscaavy.

IL The Senate Of the Uhtca States,
M"c4 3d, ls65, Mr.. Buckalew presented
the Petition with accompanying papers, }
OF Daniel Mcllenry Of penn'a, praying
that the case Of bis arrest may be iuvcst
gated that those causing it may be cx-
posed and punished, ard that tho expenses
incurred by him in his defence before a
Military Commission, be paid by the Uni
ted States. Upon motion of Mr. Bucka.
lew the Petition and Pspcrs were laid upon
tLe t1tIo They are as lullaw..-
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REPLY OF GENERAL COUCH.

HEAD QUARTERS, !
DEPT OF TIE SUsQUtMANNA
Chambcrsburg, Pa Sept 30, 1864.
Hon. c. r. BUcEALEw,
United States Senator,
B.oomsburg, Pa
DEAR SIR II have the horror to ac
Knowledge receipt this day Of Your note
Of toe 2G;h inst, in reference to the Citi-
zen Prisoners arrested in Columbia Co.
Sc. &C.
The commission for lhoir trial has been
ordered and | had hoped it would have
been ready to take up their cases before
this, but there have been delays beyond
my control, still everything is being done
that can be to expedite matters.
went TO the Fort on Saturday last for
the purpose Of seeing my self how the
prisoners Jared, inspect their quarters and
if necessary order them to be removed to
q more comfortable place cf confnement-
there seemed to be no cause for complaint
aud hence no change was made.
. fully agree with you tnat no for'if
cations we're erected by the ''insurgants,' -
but General Cadwalader who made close
examination of ;he country is satisfied that
they had one, and probably two pieces ol
artillery, that there was an organization
to resist the Draft, the members of which
were armed, and have otLer information
to tho same effect
be men arrested are charged in gene
raj terms with resisting the Draft, which
covers the case o. those who advised re-
al''ance, pFoc"Fea arms knowing they
were ior that ParPoSo,or sold arms Tor the
same object.
The arrests were not, to my knowledge,
made by direction of the Provost Mar
shat General, nor are the prisoners held to
satisfy vengeance'out to determine wheth'
er they are guilty OF the great crime OF
which they are charged, or not.
As regards the troops Interfering with
the elections you and your friends may
rest assured that there viii bo no jus!
cause lor complaint
When assigned TO tue command OF this
"0p'''D'0"'' 90 '"''' l'''N ~ 'No
N'I'''"'! ~ " "'' NV - ~ q '''0 VIA
n y natnrs, i,cIinotiops has been scrr.
P'1Vo.,' 1',.,' r ~ ~" ., .,:, -,
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Dear Sir tt received in due courao Of
mail your letter Of 10Th September and am
duly sensible Of your politeness in giving
SO prompt an answer to my communication.
notice with satisfaction your statement
that you visited Fort Minln" aud gave
attention 10 the treatment OF our citizens
confined there, as the fact proves your pos
session Of those f,olings of humanity
| which do honor to our common nature
! read also with satisfaction and approval
/ your observations upon non-interIerencc
with our elections by troops under your
command or control, aud particularly
/ your assurance to me and my friends (as
yol expressed yourself) that We should
have no cause for complaint in that par
ticular. These were good words and
have no disposition to think them or to
represent them as insincere Bat, unfor
tunatoly, she proceedings Of your subor
dinates have not been consistant with
them.
WV avn guy" "' Oi"'' uP - '0'S '0un'
, ~ w ''o"'0 p''Pu "'o'' " 'N'
trial Of our citizens at Harrisburg, did not
Guilty. III ''uiSo'' ~ 'ua' 0uS'''css' nc "'n'
upon the stump in Bloomsbury with the
Republican candidate for congress, and
"'"N' ,''' N''V 0''''0"' 'P'o'" VI 'ne ''"'
p''e' n.'e' AS ieP'0'0"' 'cu W Ni0 II was
'''J '""A"''ua'0iy 0P'evn "u0 g"'0 l
'.'S' "a ia. "''N a"u oni"'' representa-
WV" u '.,' "'ili'u,''s' III 'a'S county ne
P'0''' ~" ~ Sp0"A !. oln '"v 0N'c'a' oO'u'
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'''O'' ''''"''on' o'ne uayS sluco SOL
'''iS "e'V 'o"' Sou'n 0' 'n' river 10
'''O HDO" ""'' ."'y nave uoo0 '"eFo ou'
p''',I' vas ~, " "'uou mere yesterday
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- p '''0Doo'''u"' ''0 SUI was 5f!'y meant
ana "o' WITHOUT ""y "os''' "hHe'ef' Is
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"'7 ray 0'Jo|t ''S '.0S''0" and held n'r"
+" 'p''o u 'o'. 'AP'anal0n NO one can
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Thor rroro oi,;.ons ond hoItaonoa .
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Oh lnN Noitn Mountain l believe were
thorough, and should be held as satisiac.
tory by the public authorities. To the
President judge Of this district and to
me, he characterized the aledgcd erection
OF works OF resistance and the assembling
oil men ia arms to resist the Govcrnncnt,
as ga farce But the arrests in question
were ordered and actually made before
the North Mountlin was scaled aud before
the imposture which had mi,led men
abroad, was fully exploded, Had the
truth been known in the outset, conclude
| would have been spo.d the composition
of this letter aud yol q, .ronbe Of perus.
lug it,
But while the imposturo of'tho Fishing
Greek rebellion remained undetcctcd-
before the advance OF Gen. Cadwallader
upon the forests OF Sulivan-forty.fou OF
our citiz2ns were taken into custody and
transported TO Fort Miifi,n, where fogly
three yet remain. With a single possible
ex.orti,, ,,,o of,ho,,,
drafted meu. They were farmers and
business men, having no connection with
the military service Of the United States
and many of them above the age of forty
fce years. NgiIbcr they nor their friends
were distinctly iniormcd of the charges
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If y,r,,o,co R,.ido, .,o # ,hon, ouo
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ticc and humanity. warranted bg the facts
and demanded BY public opinion in this
section.
[ shall not General, spbmit to von
any observations rpor the illppality of
these arrests, nor unon the nronrirtv Of
turning these men over for trial iii they
are to he tried at all to the proper court
cf the United States which hold, regular
terms in an adjoining county (at William.
sport.) 1t IL sufficient for nv present
purpose to say, that the arrests were uu-
necessary ; that no auch Formidable com
uination o. men to resist the laws as wa
allcdgcd, had any existence, and that
these men have undergone already severe
aud prolonged imprisonment. l suppose
no advocate OF military arrests of citizens
in States untouched By actual war, will
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G O Id p I'm S
FOR THE MILLION !

Pens to Suu The Hond. ami Prices to Sutt
Me Pocka.
The best Gold Pens in the World
'0n the receipt Of the following sums we will send
bN mail or as directed Gold Pen or Pens, selecting
the sam' according TO the description, namely:
Gold Pens. in Silver Plated Extension
Cases, with Pencils.
For 81 No pen for 81 o5. No. pen for 81 so No.
pen: for s! No. pen fQr s. 25 No. pen
9'hrse pens are stamped THE IMPERIAL PEN and
are wei lnishrd and fine writing Go Pens with good
aridum points although they uuwnrrauted, and
canhot be EXCHANGED
VA RhANTED GOLD PENS.
our name (American Gold Pen Co., ~ Y.) is stamp.
ed on al our first quality Pens and the points
warranted for sN months except against accident
onr second qualiy Pens, stamped THE NATION.
ana are carefully made having the same points as our
hrsl lHhily Pms the ouiy great difference being
quality "i the Gold.
Gold Pens, lst and I'd quality in Solid
Silver Extension Gases, with Pencils.
For s. 90 No, pen tsi quality ora No pen ID quail
Tor - % No pen Ist quality, No pen I'd quail
For ;! - \" pen lst quality, No pen ID quail
T"f % No pen let qnality, or Mo- pen I'd gua
For - u a No. pen list quality.
The same Gold Pens, in Solid Silver Gold
Plated Ebony Desk Holders and
Morocco Gases.
For 5! % No pen 1T quality ora Y, pen Cd quu
tor >: 90 30 pen 1T quality, or No pen ID quail
Tor 81 % No pen III quality, ora No pen 81 quail
For 81 VI q NoG pen LIST quality. For s. % a No T.
pen. lor 80 % No. : pen. For Sl4 W No. IL
pen; all first luulity.
Our Pens rank throughout the rnuntry as equal II
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Tor their wiring qualities bu. durability and elegant
hIsh The crtHtt 81 Is uscd III their manufacture,
ani nonu ar sOid vita the slightest impcLfectIon
which skill detect.
Parties IN ordering specify til, name. number
ana quality II al n.t1Accs and whether stiff or lin
Der, course Or ha-.
70 CLUBS.
discount Of I2 per cent. will be allowed on su ms
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on S!J; 20 per cent ca SiO.
All rrmIitanc"s iy mail Registered are at our risk
+" az Who rutl' ST. - cguis extra rGgistcng, we
gu1TaHt"r Ia $ f. delivery Of the goods.
Circulars &" al our new styles, Win Engravnrs Of
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SH iuusrs 2Nt Jewellers aIc requested to correspond
with rs 1t We can offer them great Inducements.
Address
AMERICAN GOLD PEN CO.,
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h has been subjected TO an Imprisonment,
ct fo"F months and TO expenses exceeding
1000, besides losses and expenses in his
business at home. He has been unable to
discharge his duties a one of the officers
OF his native county, and has had naict.
ed upon him whatever Of suffering and
Disgrace can result from an unlawful, ar
oItrary' UNJUST 'mFudont and oppressive
persecution OF a ci'lzeu'
your PetIhoner prays, that the circum.
stances OF his arrest may be investigated,
ana tho party or parties insiigatiug or
causing it, duly exposed aud punished
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Epigram on the United States.

g full of woes, and moral DAVIS,
Ofhrokyn faith aud ruined laws,
O acuous folks aud noisy fools,
OF despotism's guilty tools
OF secret crimes and p4biic hates,
Oioyery sign Of sinking states;
this my country, dear, ofthec
q. thee mo longer great, no longer frees
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SENSIBLE Subscribe for the "Colum-
bio Democrat"
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WARbANTED GOLD PENS.

Our name lAmericau Gold Pen Co., n. W is stamp.
ed on all our first quality Pens, and the points are
warranted for siN mOuths, except against accident
orr second quality Pens, are Stamped rHH NATION.
An EN- with the initials Of firm "a. .P.Co j
ana are Cartuiiy made having the same points
hrs GGdIlty II nS the uui! great difference being u
quality If the Cold.
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Second icttsr 10 Gen. Couch,
BIoomsburg, Oct, IL, 1864.
Tuesday Evening,
Gen, D. n. Couch,
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Gold Pens, lst and I'd quality in Solid
Silver Extension Gases, with Pencils.

For 50 Ou No pen Ist quality orr No pen ID quail
or 81 % No pen lst quality, a No pen I'd quail
For 5! - \" pen lst quality, or No pen I'd quail
I"f 5 % No pen let quality, a No pen 2d qua
i"r q % 4 Moo pen Isl quality, or No pen I'd qual
For - ~ No. pen list quality.
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For 81 No pen for 81 25, No. 2 pen for 81 50 NJ
! pen for s! No. 8 pen fQr s. % No. pen.
D'hrse pens are stamped THE IMPERIAL PEN, an
are wei fnIshrd and fine writing Pens with goo
aridum points although they are uuwarrauted, an
Cdnnrt be eXChanl ed.
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New York Markets.
Z EiAl-u, Y;,pu Z Han

NEW tVNAy--4<oO. ".
Four-heavy and unsettled, and 10a
2Oc rover; 81 ,95as, 25 for extra state, &c..
5OaS, 40 for extra r. II. o., and s., S0a10,-
50 for trade brands; market closing duh.
Whisky-withoutd decided change at g.
34a2, 35. Wheat-dull, heavy, and 2a3c
lower; 81. 7Oa1,72 for Milwaukee club, $l,-
II for amber Milwaukee, and old amber
s.. Rye-heavy at $1,0e. Barley
heavy and lower. Corn--about Ie lower;
s5a93c for uusound, 94a05c for sound,
and 95a96ic for high mixed, nearly yell
low. Oats-heavy and declining; AGA
500 for unsound, and 6Oa6lc for sound
Petroleum-steady; crude 4la42c, refined
in bond quiet at 67a69 Pork-opened
lower and closed firmer at SN ,75a2o,oo
for mess; closing at $2s,25 for cash, ana
$2S, 75a26 for prime mess; also 5oo Dds.
of new mess for January, sellers option'
for $3.50. Beef-dnll and lower; $l0'
5Oai3,6O for plain mess, and sl4al7 for
extra mess Cut Meats-quiet and
heavy: sales of 1876 packages at $l3al5
for shoulders. Lard-lower at l7a2l}c.
Butter-dull; 25a3Sc for Ohio, and 36a
a45 for state. Cheese-frm at 14al9c.
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oO FLUsHING VALLEY

$4,000. sTE1 TsH FHSGk XAEt INK
SAW MILL FOR SALE.--This Unknown
business stand, situate in Flushing Valley, Bel
mont county, Ohio ten miles west of St. Glars
Vile, and twenty from Wheeling, is now offered
for sale There are three run of stone, with the
necessary machinery; three dwelling house, sta
BILE eleven acres of land with four acres of coal,
fruit, &c; all in good oraer. For terms, &c,
apply at the Real Estate Office of
THOS. OBRIEN,
Register" Buildings, Wheeling.
Or to JOHN SPECK, Flushing, Belmont coun-
ty, Ohio. nov23.d2w4tw
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Chronic Disease.
New Treatment and New Remedies

CS.l;. Na,nra hn+ a;,-..
special attention to the treatment of Chronic
Affections of the Genito Urinary Organs, viz
Inflammation Catarrh Of the Bladder and
Urethra Irritable Bladder and Non. Retention
and Dribbling Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, Diasetes and Difficult Urinating, Syphi-
Lite Diseases, Local and Constitutional, Gonor-
rhea, Its complications and sequense Sperma-
torrhea and 1mpotency, and all affections conse-
quent upon youthful indiscretions ALI diseases
of those organs requiring Surgical interference,
operations quickly and neatly performed. Per.
sons afflicted, particularly with old troublesome
cases, should lose no time to call on or address
DIR. KTSNER No Mercury or other poisons
tons enclosing stamp or fee promptly noticed
Once, Third street Centre Wheeling, W. Va.
Once hours to 10 A. NJ, to and 8 to P. n.
deci .d&wom
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( TeleEraphic sammary.

Gold closed in New York yesterday 5at
sl,47i.
A bill allowing negroes to testify has
been tabled in the Tennessee Legisla:
rure. .T,. -WGI,.... 30 80 -
Governor Orr of South Carolina, was
inaugurated on the 29th ult. fs...-,
The Senate Of the American Fenian
Brotherhood assembled in extra session
in New York on the 5th. t..a
The President has stated that it is not
his intention to take any action in re-
gard to the New York colleotorship for
some time.
General Grant was received in Charles
ton on the LIST inst by delegation OF
prominent military men of the depart
ment. A torchlight procession was got
ten UP in the evening by the freedmen to
the number OF eight hundred.
liz response TO a sarenade by the Louis
lana delegation, Genera Banks said that
whether as private citizen or as legis-
lator he would always be found q cham
pion of freedom and equal rights, not
only for the white but for the black race.
The Supreme Court is in session at
Washington city.
The steamer Cottage No. exploded
her boiler, on the Kanawha river, Mon
day last, killing two men and wounding
several Others N. ..
The municipal election in New York
city resulted in the election of Richard
O'Gorman, Democrat, as corporation
counsel, by II 900 majority. Eight alder.
men were elected, of whom seven are
Democrats, and twenty-four members of
common council, thirteen of whom are
Republicans. .........
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BUSINESS CARDS.
SAMUEL p. WHEELER,

SAMUEL Z. WdEE1AEh, !
"A TTORNRY,. COLLECTOR OF
"A PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, and Certified
accounts. An Officers, Soldiers, or Seamen dis
abled in the service of the United States, are en-
titled to Pensions for life and in case OF their
death, the widow, orphan children, mother on
sister of any such officer, soldier or seaman, Ii
entitled to a pension, and also the bounty Of one
in each case is FIVE DOLLARS, il the claim
for pension is collected, and NO CHARGE in
case of failure.
Certified accounts collected on the most reas-
enable terms. 400 O.. 40 =.
House, Wheeling Va sep2o
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RIVER NEWS.

RIvER.-The river was rising slowly
last evening, with five feet four inches
water in the channel.
The Nashville, Capt Sam. Beatty, left
for Cincinnati, with a light trip.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Tuesday
says:
We regret to announce that the Cot
tage No. 2, Captain James Newton, re-
paired and reftted at Gallipolis, while
bound from Gallipolis for Charleston,
yesterday blew up at Johnson's Shoals,
in the Kanawha river. The dispatch
states that Captain Newton was slightly
wounded, together with Mr.. Watkins,
who resides in Newport, KY. We have
no further particulars.
On Friday the Liberty No. 4 sunk q
barge load of salt in the Ohio Schultz, in
Four Mile. The barge lays near the
mouth ofFour Mile Creek, and so close
to the channe! that descending steamers
are in danger Of striking it AS the
Clermont passed down yesterday, the
farmers in the vicinity were busy saving
salt.
By mutual agreement the Revenue and
Edinburg, heretofore rival Monday
packets in the Wheeling trade, have SO
arranged their time of leaving that the
Revenue will hereafter depart on Mon
day and the Edinbnrg on Tuesday. The
latter departs for Wheeling this evening
The st. Louis Democrat says: We re-
greet te learn that the second mate of the
Morning Star. together with six men,
were drowned at Hurricane Island on
last Wednesday night. The mate, with
the men, had gone out to set an anchor,
when the yawl capsized, drowning the
entire party. We could not learn their
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New York Mo aey Market.
NEW YORR Dec

MOney-easy and steady at z per cent.
Sterling-firm. at 81 ,O9sai ,093. Gold
lower; opening at $l,47i. and closing ut
$l,]7&.
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Regular Passenger Packet.
Regular Pittsburg and Parkersburg
Packet,

The Fine Passenger Packet BAY.
Wizard, G.. D. MOORE, Master, d.
-SSfzizSs.EsseB MOORE Clerk will ply between
Wheeling and the above ports, as follows:
Leaves Wheeling for Parkersburg every Mon
day and Thursday, at o'clock P. NJ
Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburg every Wednes.
day and Saturday, At O'Clock p NJ.
Leaves Parkersburgh for Pittsbufg every
Wednesday and Saturday at 10 O'Clock A n.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
j. MANNER, Agent.
oct23.
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MAIL TRIM.
Daily Train.
Train for the West.

WHEELING, Nov. 21st, 1855.
ON AND AFTER THE 21st of NO.
" VEMBER, the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling for the West, will be dispatched from
the Depot of the B. l. o. K. R. Co. at 4:4p a m.
$40 p. m, and leave Benwood on the arrival Of
the c. o. K. X. trains at lao am and 1925 pm.
nov23 If
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR WHEELING PR OPE RTY.
4 TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN
"A ING !. 2sO acres lying in Atcheson county,
Missouri 10 miles from the Missouri river and
miles from the town Of Russellville II is first.
class unimproved land, soil rich and deep, well
adapted to the raising of hemp or stock, and well
watered. About 10 acres is timbered land and
the remainder beautiful, undulating prairie
The Plat Valley railroad runs within about or
miles OF this land and the adjoining lands to
this were settled 81 years ago.
In Brown county, Kansas, 900 acres OF first
class land IL miles from the Missouri river, and
from TO miles from the town Of White Cloud, a
prosperous town of 9, 500 Inhabitants. This land
Is in six separate 100 acre farms, and is under
laid with coal 1t is well watered and the soil
very deep. This land is surrounded by farms
i'll a high state of cultivation. Neither OF the
above tracts can be excelled ior beauty and rich.
ness of soil in any country. Either TO actual
settlers OF TO spectators "a an investment, the
above offers rare opportunity.
The above valuable lands will be sold at a very
reasonable figure for cash or will be exchanged
for property in Wheeling For terms &c, APP
ply to THOS. OBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
novl5 Register Buildings Wheeling.
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For Sale

For Sale.
40 ACRES FINE OHIO RIVER
10 Bottom land for sale, ono niile above New
Martinsvlle Enquire of
j. DALLAS EWING.
New Martinsville, Wetzel Co., W. Va.
nofOS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-07
Toledo Markets.

TOLEDO, Dec. 6.
Wheat 1Oc lower; old shade better;
sales of old amber 81 81: new $1,46; old
No. red wabash 90. Corn dull and low
er, sales at At for new No. l. Oats dull,
Csc offered. Rye held at zoe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-07
FOR SALE.

At PRIVATE SALE, A SUB
n STANTIAL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
containing eight rooms, cellar, bath house, sta
BILE, &c. The lot is well fenced, and contains
about one acre of ground, situated at the east
end Of East Wheeling Bridge.
ALSO,
I offer for sale eight tenements and lots, and
two vacant lots on the Island
The above property is free from all encum-
brance Terms easy. For further particulars,
enquire of JOHN L. HARGKEAVES,
novI6-1m No SO Main ST., Wheeling.