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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27


she rose and sad, with . shad ,'e,ing
sigh: Oh would I had married in days
gone By !'-Daiy Press
An idle low complained bitterly Of
his hard lot, and said he was born ON
the lat day Of til. year the last day Of
the month, and the las, day of the week
and ne had always been behindhand.
lie believed it would have been hun.
,lred pounds in his pc ;kct if he had not
been born at all.
The rrospecte for satisfactory recon.
stvuc,ion in North Carolina are very en-
conra. ii.g, and planters generally pur.
sue Eam me course against their ID e
slaves.
The American Telegraph compan1
have taken charge Of the principal
Southern lines, and expec, soon to have
communication established from New
York to New Orleans,
Judge Paine, Of Hartford va. fond Of
qn.zzing, and ond day he tried his hand
ON Prince, smart negro who was
about the Cont room. "P,ince," said
the Judge, did you know the devil wa.
dead3' mo, S.h," rrlird Prince. "bu,
- s.a ia naiE( Paine
The Richmond "Repulysic" says a
rEect exhibit Of the quantity Of peas
raised, in the Southern Ttatcs durir 2
tho war would he something stunning.
For the last two years the peas has con
ssi'uted the daily bread Of civilians and
soldiers, who, during tina, time, con
snmed more of this staple than in all
tho course Of their. previous lives t,x.,h
CT.
attorney General Bovden, Of Va, q
The rcqles, Of Gov. pierpon,, has rem.
drred decision that persons Who held
Office un'lcr the rebel government, State
.r National, Except county officers are
ineligible to any Office in Virginia. The
decision is upon the Let section Of The
81 article Vt the Constitution.
"KEEr THEM Orr."- The New
York Herald certainly has very con.
else way Of putting facts. II says:-
"There never can be party success.
fully constructed At present. unless such
men a. Valland'yham and Pendle,on
OF Ohio, the S.ymours Of New York,
and Connecticut, the Woods Of New
York, poor Pierce and musty old Blu
'hanan are left on. OF the ring. That
may be set down A. fixed fact. This
crowd will kill any party"
A new railroad company styling
itself the St. Paul and Cedar Rapids
comany, has been orr anized u Cedar
Rapids. The Directors are s. e Be.
yer, John Weare, J. + Fly. and w. w.
Walker Of Cedar Rapids and J. w.
Trser, G. Il. Conklin, J. II. Watson and
\ Bro IN Of v'nton. Eight thousand
dollars have been subscribed. BY the
citizens Of Cedar Rapids, to secure the
terminus Of the road At that place.
Douglas Jerreld Vas Il party when
the Park guns announced the birth Of
prince. allow they do powder thee
babies !" Jerrold exclaimed.
An Irish girl told her forbidden lover
she was longing to possess his portrait,
inteded to obtain it.
"Bnt how il your friends see it p 10.
qnirsd he.
"4Ah, but I'll tell the artist not to make
Il Ike yos, ~ they won't know it.
During . recent thunder storm. it il
stated BY the Dewitt .Observsr." that
there we're twenty xix horses killed by
aigh:uing in Clinton county.
Why i hot bread ike caterpillar !?
Because 4 = grub thas mskes ths but.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27
G EAERAL IiND AGENCY.


The undersigned ar> nGw prepared TO buy
and sell Real Estate, both improved and Nm
improved. pay taxes, rent land examine titles
make conveyances aud attend generally TO
any matters pertaining to the ownership or
conveyance If real Estate in this, and the
adjoining counties. We have . choice lot OF
lands for 81 = at prices within, the reach Of
all. is We are #h
The only legally deceased
land agents In this county
Almost all strangers coming kerc o. 1 upon
US TO buy, thus giving US incr asel facilities
pver all others for selling We solicit from
residents who desire 10 sell, correct descrip
ton Of their lands with ge neral description
It the quality, situation, distance from tim
her, or amount Of timber owned, improve
menas price Il tSrtns Of SALE either verbally,
or by mail rs most convenient, and promise
to furnish buyers soon, for al good lands
he'll 81 reasonable prices. Don't delay soma.
ing il your descriptions each day that pass
es some chance 10 lost. 1917 ytaaf Hs
Gll.1HAM 3 NELSON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27
NEW !. k1RT8 FOK ldo5
THE GREATlNvENTION or THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. ". DRADEGY'6 NDW Patent DUPLEX,
ELIliTIC Tor doubls) STRING SkiKT.
VESTS BRADLEY 4 CARY, (isie J 1. &
]. q. West SOLE PROPRlETOKs and
MANUFACTURERS, ~ Chambers and :!
and 81 Read. Streets, New York.
THIS INVENTION consists Of DUPLEX
for two) Elliptic Steel Springs, ingeniously
Braided Tightly and Firmly together, edge
10 edge, making the toughest, most flexible
Elastic and Durable Spring ever used. They
seldom Bend or Break IKE the singh
springa. and consequently Preserve thei.
Perfect and Beautiful Shape Twice ~ LONE
~ any other Skirt. Il
The WONDERFUL fLfxInlLITY and Gr'
Comfort and pleasure to any Lady wear,
the duplex Elliptic Skirt will he experenc
particularly in al crowded Assemh.i
Operas, Carriag Railroad Cars, Church
Dress, as the Skirt can be folded, when III
Silk or Muslin Dress. y
A ady having enjoyed the pleasure, com.
fort and great convenicnce OF wearing the
"Dyplex Elliptic Steel spring Skirt for .
single day, viii never afterwards willingly
dis, else with their use. For Children, Mis-.
scs aud foang Ladies. they are Superior To
rhey are the best quality in evepy Par,
aal Unqnes,ionably the Lightess, Most De-
s:rable, comfortable, and EcoA. micsl SKI.
Ever made. as8 #fN
FOR SALE in all First .Class stores Il,
This City, and thr,neh bout the United States
and CanadaA ;'iavanu de Cuba, Nexico e.9li
America. and the Vest Indies.
INQUIRE FDR lie DUPLEX ELLIPrfs
SKIRT. nl3week !,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27
uOLL0W WAYS PILLS
And GIMME n .

All Who have Friends and Relative in the
Army or Navy should take especial care The
th,v be amply supplied with these Pills and
Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers
IN Sailors have neglected To provide them.
Ives With them, no better present can b
sent them by their Friends. They have been
pre- vo.t to he the Soldiers never-fai Ing friends
in The hour Of need.
Coughs &. Colds affecting Troops
WI; =. :S.:aihly re!isyad ard sesestpqssllly
and by paying proper attention 10 the rirec-
oIswhich are atts he'd to each Pot OF Box.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

An idle low complained bitterly Of
his hard lot, and said he was born ON
the lat day Of til. year the last day Of
the month, and the las, day of the week
and ne had always been behindhand.
lie believed it would have been a hun.
dred pounds in his pc ;kct if he had not
been born al all.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01
Now York Mark.,

NEW YoRK, February 2s
UoLTON-More active aud firm; 81. tor ,DtJaI,,,-
FE3UK-St1to and Western oDenaJ IIttIo St .nS.
and closed q1ist and unchanged; $40 1OIO OK " t
Extra state I'll 0O911 10 for r. II o. and 1k teS
uHlilskhY--More active and .decIdsdIv b,oL
WHSAT-DIiL SS w.
RHE-Q1tet and unchanged
BARLEY-ScarceF and Arm
store. RH quoted at 81 SO In
999TsIA sh.de alueT 81 Is for Western
SUGAR-Rirm Cuba S6iuuco,,I. ,,~,
Rico lSlS and Havana IA 4OCgl1i Porto
MOLASSES-Dull
PErRoLEUM-Dull: Crpdo Aa1a,..
WOOL-Dull
81 PoRk-Firmsr with good demand: 80 ooaas .z,<
lot new meis; SSS 5O934 90 for 1885, ID 'SoE SI11
E way, closing At $50 90. regular: 5 1 SS
o. IoI prime meas Also $500 bbIs psv m OoeVsO
sa sre9 APT and May, chiefly at buyers oDIoD 'O
Bskf1 Pr at about previous prices, R,s, Han.
tern. A"5z94o% Tor Wes.
984AooN-Moderate demand; cumb.r,,nd,,.oo
1sS1 M MoIEhAIs-steSdy; 179lsc for shouldOSs And
inside ii54R gSio. s firm with fair demand a. aoagI
at sO9I2e for Ohio and bao sor
oHEEsE-PIrm at 1925.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01
Approved by the president,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The President
has slgned and approved the act to prevent
officers of the army and navy, and other
persons engaged in the military aud naval
eerVlce Of United States, from interior.
ing in elections in the States. No troops
or armed men are to be brought to the
polls, unless it shall be necessary to repel
armed enemies or keep the peace. Nor
shall It be lawful for any officer to prescribe
OF nx oy proclamation, order or otherwise,
the qualification of voters, or in any man
ner interfere with the free right of suffrage.
Officers SO offending are liable to iuClict-
ment for misdemeapoF, aud on conviction
to be hued not exceeding $4,000 and suffer
Imprisonment in a penitentiary for term
not less than three months nor more than
I'VE years, and any person so convicted
shall moreover be disqualified from hold.
ing any Office of honor, profit or trust, under
the government of the United States. a.
In response to an inquiry of the House
OF Representatives, the Secretary of War
has communicated document from Gen.
Augur, which shows that in July, 1864,
numerous complaints were made bv the
Deputy Provost Marshals that bounty bro.
kers were running off colored men without,
paying them cent. Their complaint was
submitted to the Secretary of War, who
ordered that no colored man should 90
South without pass. Colored men can
obtain Passes to leave Washington, on
their showing that they are not enrolled
in this district.
1t appears from an official document that
the amount received by Commodore Van
derbilt, for the charter of his steamer Van
derbilt for 100 days at So, 8Oe day Was
$lO3 900 before he presented his claims.
The governments advised that the st.
Albans raiders on trial at Montreal have
been remauded for eight days, Judge
Smith the presiding judge being still sick.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01
Foreign News.

NBw YoRK, Feb. 2s.-The steamer New
York from Southampton on the 18th has
arrived.
sensation in Liverpool. DE-!
The cotton market is entirely unsettled
with little or nothing doing.
The Duke of Northumberland died on
The Shenandoah burnt the following
shipping off Cape Good Hope .
The. barks Edward Allen and D. Godfrey:
the brig Carson; the schooners Lizzie N.
Stacy and Charter Oak.
The Times says in an article that Presi-
dent Davis has the game in his own hands
and can secure the independence of the
south, either with northern assent or dis
pite it, according to his pleasure.
1t is firmly credited in America that the
Mexican Emperor has conveyed in trust to
Napoleon the northern portion of Mexico.
to be held and administered by French
Mexico
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01
Up QJelegra'jRB..
For AftsFnoon RoPoF1 90 - Pa
About General sherman.a

Nav YoRK. Feb. 2s,-Thoueh the rebel
papers are reticent regarding Sherman's
w.heFea6outs, still enough is dropped to In
dictate that he was, some days since, with
in easy marching distance Of Fayetteyille.
which is situated on Cape Fear river, So
miles northeast of Wilmington. Water
communication is uninterrupted between
the Two places at all seasons, and our latest
up the river as speedily as possible with
his gunboats. It is possible the junction
OF Sch0feld's forces with Sherman NAV
take place at Fayetteville. One of the
largest arsenals in the COnfederacy is estab-
Itshed there. IS 80, - - :
Bragg has taken his Wilmington force up
to Goldsboro', followed by Terry.
We hear nothing from the force reported
by the enemy to be marching from New
.0urn, though the, troops brought east by
General Meagher were some time since
loaded at Newburn, which indicates a
movement sooner or later from that point.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01

~on.-We were told yesterday by
some gentlemen from the interior that the
Oh fever Is raging with undated fury, and
40 The Spring oPenO new, ssal for boring
seems to seize upon ths people. Every
loot OF l"nd i' being leased or otherwise
taken up, Asd farms are changing hands
rapidly At 'oasd szprss. Parties from the
East are hFri1iSE in d'ovss, and are shell
ing out thsi' gfssaSssks ia large guam
"'ieS. The fever lie Werkfdg up this way,
under the belief that the headquarters Of
OildOm have not yet been foooi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01

B8 ABOUT LIBBY PR1soN AND HoIxEs'
BATTERY.-sergt. John Marsh, of Holmes'
battery, lately of Libby prison but more
recently of Camp Chase, has returned to
the city, with number of his paroled
companions. He informs us that the fol-
lowing mem bers of the battery died at a
hospital in Richmond.
Alexander Jenkins, Washington, county,
Pa Thomas Ferry, of Wheeling, William
ShuttlewOrtb, of Grafton, Martin David.
son. of Marshall county, Burke De Garmo,
of Triadelphis.
Nearly all of the men were dead to all
iuteuts and purposes before the rebels
would consent to remove them from the
prison. When application was made to
have Ferry removed to the hospital, the
rebel surgeon remarked that he thought
he (Ferry) could hop around little longer
and gave him powder. A day or two at
forwards he was taken to the Hospital
where he died. All of the members of the
battery who are not here With Sergeant
Marsh are at Camp Chase or sick at An
nspolis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01

w-OUR attention was directed few
weeks ago, to ogborn & Cos, Union Fam
ing Mill, then ct Matthews & warehouse
in this city, and can assure the reading
public that among thewide range ofmodern
inventions, there has never been any i'm.
proVements in Grain and Seed Separators,
that can for moment compare with it. In
its workings this mill is really wonderful.
Wheat comparatively filled with smut,
cheat, cookie and other foul seeds is rem
dered perfectly clean by a single Operations.
1t separates rye from wheat, and oats from
barley. Nay, more. So complete and per-
feet is this machine that if clover and tim
Othy seed bemixed together, by one process,
it will separate them entirely. Never be-
fore has our attention been called to an
invention of such singular merit.
We learn that the inventor received for
his right about fifteen thousand dollars in
the city of Pittsburgh, and about eight
thousand at Martinsville, Ohio, from such
men as Messrs. Rice & SWartz, Benjamin
Hoyle, sylVanus Moon, David Parks, WAL
ton Darrah and others. And at Bellair,
some twelve thousand dollars from Messrs.
DR.. A. Grafton, Rev. VIM. K. Marshall, Rey.
]. D. Fitzgerald, John Hattery, James Ben.
son and many others. We learn also that
some fifty mills have been sold to such
men as Messrs. Frost & Co., and Matthews b
Co., and to farmers in Belmont county,
Ohio. The mill may be seen for q few days
at Martins Boarding House, in Bsllair,
Ohio. The inventor is holding ont very
liberal Inducements, and We suggest tn at
business men and all who are anxious to
engage in an exceedingly profitable bust.
ness should call and examine the workings
of this mill for themselves. ltdW.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01
New York Cattle Market.

NV YoRK, February %.
The eGTEen. prices for the week all tho market.
BEER oATLE-1st quality, S92 OOa26oo fair n
Soo9 8 69!92o 90; common $l8 OO@I6 90; Inferior
. COWS CALVEs--1st quality $s0SlOO; ordinary
SsySSgtSi common $O@BO; inferior $469S0.
,S MEAk ,SS4Az1VS--lSt quality peEB Is1IalIo:
ioIZ6iic- a'A0'1ei common ll14919o; Inferior
asEP 3 AND MD LAMBsE1tsa. 1910 per head;
-SW1AE-HeAVy corn fed II6SISL<o "a n. sIt,L,
Atla aesaiam 1sS<9l41; still FED i8IzGI4e.
Inc total receps Of all stock at ali the ward. for
Lhl5 week and last, were a. folloVN: 80
TotGl-BegTeS, 6,S9S; Cows 1k9: Veal n.Ins, 600
sheep and Lambs, Il, 100; Swine, aO6O. '''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01
FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY, situa,od
u on the line Of the National road, four miles east
Of the city OF Wheeling Bald property consists Of
my residence, containing eleven rooms and an attic
finished. bath rooms and ali modern imp rovementS
convenient out h6nsSS, ir eIadinR brick stablinR,
Ice and spring house, ehlekery and two cISternS
Also one hundred and twenty-five Apple trees Of
choice kind; Pear Peach, Plum and Ounce trees all
bearing There are also choice SELECTION Of Grapes
RASpberTies, BlRckb0TTl0s, Strawberries and other
mail fruits. The grounds are auely laid out with
eVeERreens and other ornamental ShFubbery.
Twill also sell my Household Furniture to any
ono desiring to purchase all together.
Persons desiring TO consult me in regard to price
terms Of payments 80, eau leave their names ii
the Gal Company once Wait me the premises
fe22-tI JACOB H0RNBROOK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01

D9-AN IRREpREss1RLR RnBEL.-on the
last trip up of the Express which arrived
here yesterday from Petersburg, rebel
whose name we could not learn, made him
self very offensive by talking treason and
yelling for JEFF. DAVIS. he became involved,
in consequence, 10 difficulty with Lieut.,
Frost of tho l1th West Virginia Infantry,
and it was finally rendered necessary to tie
him up until the boat arrived at the land
ing. He was then committed to the Athe.
neum where he still remains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01
CONGRESSIONAL,
SENATE.

- 'ii' GAg9 RAsHINeFoN, February %.
The moruinR heur was taken up in dis
spsslng the proposition to purchase a,pic-
was passed. N
:. Mr. Wilson, from the Military Commit
zee, reported bill to incorporate the Ma.
U noa"l Asyi9 1 Tor disabled soldiers, which
me tax bill was then taken mn. 2s5
mr' wilson reported from the Military
Oommlttee bill for the payment of color.
60 volunteers, recruited in South Carolina
un9eF orders OF Gems. Hunter and saxon
ga Ihel tax bill was considered. and the
amendments of the Finance committees
were acted upon as they were reached pn-
til recess. l"i9 -
Fernando Wood offered an ameudmsn,
having in view the withdrawal of the Ma.
tional Bank notes, and substituting Treag-
nfy notes, not legal tender. This Was re-
Mr. Wilson moved an amendment tn
make the interest 3 10 per oent. PAYABLE
IN lawful money, and to strike out the six
per centum gold interest. This was also
me House refused to concur in Mr.. vii.
SONS amendment or substitute for the firs,
section, continipg the loan exclusively ~
open or registered bonds. The ORIGINAL
seclon was adopted, with amendme1ts
substituting the words ''treasurv rotoon
Ior tue words ''other obligations II
otner important respects it remains ,ba
same. Mr.. Stevens substitute for the b;II
was rejected. -. - ' +'' OtA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01
Ra-SEII1Na GooDs v1rBouT LIorusv

G3~SEILING GOODS WITHOUT L1oEHsE. =
Some time ago gentleman of this city,
who has lately retired from the dry goods
business happening to be in Philadelphia,
took advantage of fall in dry goods, and
purchased lot of balmorals, cloths and
muslins. He brought the goods to this
city and sold them to different merch ants.
Having no license, he was arrested at the
instance of officer Fender, aud Alderman
johnson yesterday fined him So for each
offence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01

BRAILRoAD AO0IDENT.-On Monday
morning about eight o'clock, man named
Geo. Buckly, was run over by a train on
the Pittsburgh Railroad, near EdgeWorth
Station, aud seriously injured. Buckly re.
sided at Sewickley, and was employed as
Waterman on the road. Not being engag.
en Monday morning he started down the
road, taking with him his gun, for the
purpose of shooting game. When he had
arrived near EdgewOrth, the train sudden
y turned a curve 10 the road, and before
he could get of the track, was Knocked
kown and run over. He was conveyed to
his residence at sewiOkely, where he is
now lying in very precarious condition.
We understand that the train was running
on the wrong track. which accounts for
the accident.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01

E6S@A DIRECT Blow AT The RERELs.-A
Bill is now before the House of Delegates
which proposes to prohibit Rebels and dis.
loyal citizens from holding any Office,
either civil or military in this State. 1t
provides that no person who has hereto.
fore voluntarily borne arms, or who NAV
hereafter voluntarily bear arms or engage
in armed hostility against the Government
OF the uoited Estates. or of the State of
West Virginia, or give aid or assistance to
the so.calied Southern Coufederacv. shall
DO eligible to any office, either civil or mil.
itsry, within this State. No person who
voted for the Ordinance of Secession in
the year 1861, and then went into the ser
vice of the United States and bas been n,
may be hOnorably discharged, shall be
embraced in this act, if he has volunteer.
ed prior to the passage of this act. ANY
person who may hold or attempt to hold
any office within this State, contrary tc
this act, on being duly convicted thereof
shall be fined, in the circuit court of hi
county, not less than fifty nor more thar
Ave hundred dollars, at the discretion Q
the jury. Whens any such fines shall b
imposed, the cost shall fret be paid out o
the same and the remainder go into tn
free school fund of the county in whiOl
such hOe is imposed. Any person nov
holding Office who may have been guilty 9
any crime named in this act, shall be dis
missed from the same by the Governor
order, and his place supplied by a nev
election, at the earliest time possible, &C
Cording to Law.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01
pSg- O1RrER Zor.vS T.o1n. M,

Ra7@ CARTER ZoUAvH TRoupu.-Tbis
popular troupe will give a series of their
interesting and attractive enter tainm ants
in this city at Washington Hall, comm enc
ing next Wednesday week. The troupe is
composed of twenty young ladies, and the
programme embraces such variety and
merit as cannot fail to please all who may
attend. We have no doubt that the troupe
will meet with the most abundant sucosss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-01
NherIfs Sale.
MARY JANE PETER, Complainant,

Margaret Q: Fetzer, ct. ala, Defendants,
West Virginia, Ohio county Circuit Court in Chan
Gerry.
By virtue Of q decree rendered by the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, State Of West Virginia ON the
4th day of January, 1865, in the above entitled
cause shall proceed to sell at Public Auction, at
the front door OF the Oourt-Hous Of Baid county,
on Monday the goth day of March, 1885, at 10 O'Clock
NJ, to the highest aud best bidder, the following
described property. viz: The undivided moiety OF
9tNo. 19 in Square No. H. in the addition to the
CitFpf Wheeling laid ont by James and James X.
Baker, 1t being the Game undivided moiety Of the
Same lot conveyed TO John Jenes aud John Coulter
by said Bakers and their wives, by deed dated De-
IS of the records Of said county and Of which said
undivided moiety James Petzer, late # Whee ing,
was seized In fee simple and Of which the id James
Petzer died seized; and also, the other undivided
motety now owned by the complainant.
JOSEPH SEYB0LD, Sheriff Of Ohio Co,
feb16-1m and AlSneh. OommiHsioner.