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AT NE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE ma

"a l.,
no. hto, have loue used DucAu .ora sA..ut,
81 diseSet; ~ vac horpAei tom hose "A i. p.tt,
lionel, " nc it,i.sn GuG DG;ch ph, s.c!a..s %
NhVse T'co'h'shdsi on Il was tlupu, ca Al tato..
Ahe has L1r g ne into tenelGI Use. ID - r,ta
n Sh tn eANe elTon'c e't-rih o. tn, bsc.ef,
hotbil hiltaton OF tLo Bladder ana u .hiA IL n
$50 lecoh4moined IN oases Of dysP peis, chrome
iueuh.A'.AAi, sul2n'ou aiiect oEs Nud diop.,. 10
euro thefe GiAtAAi 10 mat bIIug ~ o a ..ou Al.
musces Which sle ong rcd Ia thoil Va,!.us .iir-
uIh. % nesioct Them. LOweyeI slight nay b. 20
atlHoA Is ,u,e 70 alec, ths b,dl al,h aud i.lr /
Pos ess. Cur iteh AID bioOd arc s.p.1..c. i.cfa
th' &c toulcts fus01. At every p'fiou v. iie tfua
ihianej 70 C.d axe, anu IN Neiy Stale Of hath "a
Aa..e 70 te iu.Jrcie VI u4rsl G.feases The c.rs n
mali lAtt-Ltts sle ulAu1,u. lie Ia. 81 b. a
hhoey'eS al a4ii,,. Ao'o einedy In "nLL,,bO.uj
iuiu t4t act Ol buCll," GuI when tsk,u A., "a
eta-es OF ne ui-e.s- Lone sufes 10 any VI CIT 4,
Aias pam AMI i"f4nl,AOu IL T. e. ION All n. vi.
euIae IA ts GcsICn 10 In h" anchor o. Aupu 10 t1s
pn, s.siAi @Aa va nna,s ~ es'oelhed b. . a. o
oi''Hen. ~, IA}Nc, lAe p.tp..etcT, with uFn as
o. w un o,ie, Ell CO. iulales, anu NUM- F. 4
40 aus 81 iNnG ~n-e-te' ~ is cuIatAep y. p.
- rSSulhu'4t,u "iti,l nttsn ca. s las NJ tttu
80 ""u'' VI 1910. ~. ~ theu pdb..y0t OL, lls
1,es 40 20 ms roA. 'ue Ict tLdl s .el4. u.u. ft
a. s9-.i3a.1i the, 20 40, u, 20 be ptu.p u L.I,
ne e. eItr ol i4e-.cl %, uAU Dc y.
Ve'uA''u si4oulI tta4C slp, Ld-e aa4 .i>lrtIc, ~
80. 60 80. as '@-'s' LAut.. "a iVl .ts LII.Al nd
49,. - 80 t,' SSplt-' Hls sOIl 49, / u
80 e,.."4. I've 49, s..enk IA u sn= cG.eu u
$500 'hty ~ L-i"eu. IA-y are Ie.g ~ the - pso-
400 81 - a It-d ana toac U I've tetl q. - IA ]
p. pc. Ies Nlll lie coup .lltO4 i.a thoss "a, rth
" 'ae IL osaes De s.,O.y. Iuls, .e-r-4rs
az P'eP- gu - a. 4, II.-I.ABJl.I), Dlu g.t " cay.
tee. }e... APE. lenSe, 80 &c Uu.eye Il,r, t,ls
i'.lAh'o Va 'eI he ave never EAOnn aI ...,i,.e
.Als iNe,.' o let St;n Ian ~ uuu,c.s "a
A. hi.i'h - Il-oS sucse 90 AMI pl.l.l 10
eSleehee' nls Ltus A,I Chemic-l Wa rhoL,. a
NV SI'2 VI Ne" lO.A, 10 uOt eAteIea, II esu..c
y any ~ th.s cO-huy, aaa We NUuId a, yst or
juase lot them ewes
AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE IHR
notleh.u have long uted iiuohu .or a 81. .p.y
o. theuus u va bo1rUa Ell l. om tuO Jude r..cti.
..o-. - We htl.sh and LutCh pAyn .hlA on
-hV-e Recommendation It wGs empoye ga in ku-.,,
sbias NOV CoLe into general use. IL l. liyea
ehlenH IN gIhVtL chrome cAtGI4h u the bla.,er
.ho5uia itIllat on OF the BLADDER and uIethra Is 1,
I1o1niehaed In cases Of dyspepsa Oh ONO
cnrs Iha-s SdtAheous affections anu dIopsy 10 !
nee tlsehAes We must bnug into action ths
tions. ~ sneH 'Hi9us ls@
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ELANNELs AND BLANKETS YER,

ELANNEI.S AND BLANKETS VERY
l. cheap, ~ LAMB KITS, o. ureeusleh ii, I,.o
black ana colo ed y ,ccas cGshnse e. and nsr.ns,
tas al very 10. price,, AisO an Assortmsnt q, IA
moral skirts at veIy reduced pnot, 4oq
T OST-A BLACK AND TAN SLUT AN.
L,.e.s 10 the name Of 5AlLY Tho tuIe, ' an y.
h0eia.ly IeNGGei BY brinsins her 10 70 CHATHAM
st. Hope House. pa
WANT tD-TO PURCHASE A HORSE
w c RI ana hsruetu cheap tof cp,h In.,,,''" -
the Delivery Clerk, Per No l2 Mr.. % wi
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AT THE CAFE OF GOOD HOPE. THa

a L lhE CAFE OF GOOD HOPE TIKI
"A Hoitentots have Ions used Buchu Tor A var,eiy
OF diseases was borIoa eI ON more rude y acti
TONERS by the English and Dutch physlci.nA N
whose iecominenI alton IL vaa empc ed In I'm on.
ana has now come into general use IL IL given
enIeny ~ gravel, chronic caarrh Of The hlacdef,
noibid Irritation Of the BLADDER AND ufo hIa Il
also recommended In csses Of dvspepsia chlons
rheumatism, Gu aneous elections anu diopsy 10
cure those diiel,es We must bilng into &C ,on Tie
muscles which are en- ased IN their variou. tune-
tions; To neg eft them. hosever slght NAV lie ,ks
attack, 10 SUI . 10 affect the bodily heath ami men Al
powers. Our flesh and blood are supported iion
inisnos 10 Odd axe, and in cry ate OF health as
nhple 70 De subjects oil thsie disease The use. 10
nsny instance are unknown. The patient hsL
hoSe'er, an admirable lemedy In "HELABOLB5
fluld trtiaet Oi buchu" End when taken IN ealy
stngt OF the di,ease uoLe ,ufer to any extent Il
hSs palh And mil animation 10 bee nom All Ia uli.
Gus p pe 'ies peasant IN lie tne and OF, anu va.
heiae IN ia actin. IL IL The anchor OF hope 10 lhs
ply leiAn, ana NHs always 40 eete med l., de ~
eminent ID. fhytic. he pop ielo., with M yafdi
o. S,uV un'oucted eei ilCA,es anu hunLIels u
,.us "a, o. hN.ns wlnesses ., 10 tura,ye opcf.
Yes, sc,uinulatod ~InIn nttCen q, has no. teen
IN the hatt 81 .e-O ting 10 thor pu.nrat n Hs
Goes uot 40 N uu he taot that h.s remedies iaE
Ht M'Nui ne 40 not Ii ed TO Le p, ppea W ov
ceiNhSA1es me &C encr OF me- ciuc, The tie ~
Column shuuuslAId slip 0 put AID mAltstc b ~ n
.et loi It's bals, iueuctloa tOT is pila, ana nm
aohe 20! ll- ctrisl. He solid aud fluid Exlfaca
cmLouy the ~ suCnytl the Ia .f,ltolts OF xntrh
tncy 40 name. lhey are l. 1. % tie IA p.ctop n
All a ready and colcIus We tesl oil tEc,l y o .f a.
WI te vI'npa' ~IL tho SET orin "a Tue AT,
60 ItAe' sPeAsa o'y; ileso .em dies a.e pea q
" u; a. hLA.hbOl.D, II. ,EitL OF slA,Crn ollr
ehpe Ience' anu We be .eye Lena 10 he lei aol, n
lAeN We hHNo uyVer kuprn An aric,e a. GIuy u,.i
70 ne,b Vim .iAAlent success, and N. LIN
hb DiuS anu CLeLcaI Warehouse, IL Tue cit, n
Nes io'A IL NOT cIceIel, e4ua ell, by Az 10 tls
Souhtll, ehl &c WOdl- adNihe our ieAI ~ Nh,u We
tfiyes.
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Too Late for Classification.
E A'TLsr

EATAr.
CoNsoLLY-On Friday mornips, Sept. Is, Ro.ln,
Connolly, sc~uni eldest daY liter OF Jud,e nIch.ai
Connolly, agel 20 yeAGS anu ~ Lon;hs
The TelAilyet ana friends Of the family arc ne
quested 10 attend The iuneraL hom the residence
Of LeI father. los Wet bfh Of. to-mo nov t,undav
afternoon, at z O'Clock, 10 llth s.. Cemetery. gUi
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Al me CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 1HE
OF dsenscs; b va tot.osed uIu tlote ~ p - i
toueis by the Inru-r ald Du On pLJ s.,tAus. n
whose itroiLHchuttlou II Sss cb.po. ed Ia Latul
anu a. toS cciuo into t-rcrNi 4ac. II J. -. "a
cl'fF IN gtirea chroa & ca. afth 1i tue b.au-C-,
u o. .'a igfi oilun Oi he b el.pt and Wethra i q
400 recon neutti 10 cAse- u pep a. chrome
ihtutuli tin, tutslr,Is afttt.une ANA u4C9y. o
cure thee s'asss nus bang .nto &C son -
ing celt hich are eu-1.e Tn ths'i various tuuc-
IONS 10 Lo.ert b. d., tc' evet ifh' ma te 40
attack. 10 Gutv To SEC glt tO.tIy ls.. 1Hd i,e Al
p-~ers our uItu arI SiOr4 All tuppli3vu on
thes sou cee. l,itsus Of we 3 pe .IO4 VI o. 900.
ih.Ancr 70 o.c .e aad u -Ner. s,.te Of ueltu. ,fs
u,sny ins sucas = utA .osa. 4te p leIt 90,
hoN tv"t 20 t1m -ste D.. Wedy IN "nEL, Is 'llid
b.u1n tytlact o.. ~, uu." Gnu vten laEea l. r.-N
49, = o. fhe sisse Ge tgNc 70 ar rA.tLt. .
sI4,s pan $40 aLa4auen 10 ..to iIo.aGl IAN. cu,
? tpei ~ pea ant i a. sse alc ,uJt, an tut.a-
Gu. "A is +.t.oA. 10 De ..,h6 Of L0pe ~
phys cihns And vas Gln sfs ~ cst, ene- b. tbe
em4 ~ Ia. fb'sc. lhe p.eg..e o.. sith upsaI.s
o. ShOy uutoiic.. el CO.. rcHos AID hua1 90, "
nous 4Ldt v, nNlus NlLttsDs "a. 's cura ave va
te aCt AlGul-t q Witl.n I. ecu q g., lac 70 zen
not 10 h.s itHHi lie ilc tu4t be ieL o -.ts pu1 -
,tAn.ud, tAcy 80 ut ueed e p.opro- Up /. ,et-
ttca.ta t." lVl- nee Of L.el. lie, u.e tLc l0.a
column shouIa s..Lu lu.pe pu. { an. msj C. bsv-
Ia iHct iOr its b.ss ucnuu to ttb pllg4, ald
ruth aioEe 70 IT. capitai. ale 80 al ana "a TX
tLCte Gu lOds tie eug OF tie lnkIs.Iegts q
witch ,le A.e uahod Tue ae lei. 10 he iI,pes-
ton of all ICaay ana coEclus We tc6i OF Their
pitpo ties val be con p,rtCon WIlh tho let 10Th
IN ne as'cd states III TtutatOD'. lLese Iemedes
are p epaled by n. 4. HEMBOLD, u Uggist On ~.
te bt 4s experience, and W. believe them TO b, re-
ilhbloi IN TACT e have never know u Ice LACK.
luz neglt to meet with pc mauent succes, anI Mr.
HtABOLD's tucce 10 cer,ainiy piims iacla ey,.
denee, h.s Lrug and Chemical N-rehoute, In lis
city Of Ne YORK, mot eI eilcd. If cIua e., BY any
Enen Visiting that city, 10 give HIM call and jud.s
ioI themselves, III
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MEDICINES.
AT THR GAZE oE GOOD HOPE THR

ATTHR CAFE OF GOOD HOPE THH
IA Hottentot- have lons usel 3ncbu Tor variety
Of diseases II pss tor o. ed ON lho-e rnde SCI
TONERS by the Eng i.h ard Dutch ply sicisiL On
and has nov come INTO re efal use u J. rivsn
Oh efy In Gravel ebrUn,e chnih o. the bAa,et,
morbid Irritation Of the bladder and uiethrn; IL
.so recommended 10 cys q ay,pepaaa .nt'n =
cure the., dissne. We mast brips into sosion tbs
nusc, 81 Nhici sie ENGAGED IN 'hcif vurOu lunc-
tion, To NEGLECT them, hoseyef sd+ ~ tnc tt u
sttsct 10 slts 10 sIect the to4i'y heNih an1 menii
powers our Gesh and blooi are tupportod ron
ihese sources fersens at ever p,llod q le 'Tola
lnisney 10 90 40 sad IN even ~ o. beh n o.
Liable 10 be ~ Ca q tLcse dissaea he esuie'h
mAay usianttt sre unNosn. The pateht, ~
hovevei, al sam 4 able remedy In "llhLH bJl.D5
fluin Extract o. tuchu." AID Ehen tafeu Ia e1iy
sta a. VI the dUeaie none suffer 70 say eti-ut
tlajs pa n and iuraun4 stidn. 10 r'@ uOtn al null-
ous nope ue, pe.snt IN iis ste rnd Vdor ara lio.
MEDIATE in lie action. II 10 hc snchof o. .opr 70 "
smli .1t Dr. Phr'e Tue p-cpiiolo. WIN Nv
o. $3.50 ~ scici 81 &c .,ihcates AMI LIud 80 ~
tbous1nds >; irins vi.nosss OF its ours ne ,lt.
ice scctu uaioi within Ettcen ga IN Tot tccA n
tn habit o. c-u.tink 70 thtli IN iicaiipn tie a|s
not 90 tnI ON tie fiCt that he remedies tank AZ
standard. they 20 no; need 10 he pfopge w by ser.
tEcAiCs. . science Of me acme ISc We Done
oouum, should siAud simpe. ~ e. nd tiestic- nav.
int act it- bs'is, inGuctVn Tor it, pil-t, 4
truth Alone tot its p.tai. las 80. snd fiaid =.
Hsets smtOdy the iuu a. ength VI Tue iuueiitu's 4
Which they are named. They re ie.tt3 'ls IN pee
'ion q All. A ready anu ,'u-.u~i'e Tea Of fhtt
pioIo lee Nln be Comparison nth tnose 49, "A
IN toe hted S. .. u spc. n'ogy. Thee ftmress
. prepared :, II. T. htLNHOi.D. biLg. ~ Of si--
teen Jtas tNptu nee and We 81 eve tAUin 10 le -
let -, "a lAcl He hHve cev,t khO"n sn Nuee l., (.
~, ne ~ 20 meet al ~ ma ent fucresA .nd Nc.
HhlNbuLIlH suCo'ss " ceitaiuiy y ina iaci4 evi.
uehoe Ills nris aud Chem.c ! NbCboue. IN ne
e5t o. NeN Vfl, IL net exc e.. 10 ,us'ed, hy suy
IN tnh county. and We wtuil advise our Zen Cft
70 .hem'e ves. II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-21

The NiJMe feeliugly demonstrates
against to- occupation Of the Presidents
time by otjcc r.aker., alleging that this
is the p'irctpai reason for the decline in
his health, We cordially agree with our
radical contemporary. and take the lib
erty Of adding that if it will keep of
the greedy Republicans and renegade
Democrlts from Mr, LINCOLN, who, with
all his faults, is paragon of virtue be-
sides ANDREW JOHNSON, we will see tina t
no true patriots Democrats, of course
will poster him Anything but presi,
Dental funeral so long as the country is
loaded with an incubus in the shape OF
al incoherent" Vice President = World
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Report of 9th Sub-District.

The following resolution has been adopted by
the committee In relation to the above balance:
"Resolvpd, That the balance remaining on
hands be retained for the purpose of correcting
the enrolment lists of the 9Th Sub District"
A committee of five from each of the four
Wards has been appointed whose duty 1t will be
to see that the rolls of the District are properly
corrected when it is considered necessary to be
done By order OF the Committee,
JOHN BISHOP IHOS, j. BLAIR,
Treasurer. President
Wheeling, March 81, ls65-lt
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Sale of WhiSkeV.

r"E HAVE ON HAND ABOUT 10
w BARRELS Of Old Rye Whisky which
We wish 10 close out.
II not sold before the 10th Of April we viii
offor II at public auction at our store In Bridge
port, Belmont county, Ohio. Parties wishing a
GOOD article are invited TO cali and examine.
marlin OSBORNE e. SHARP
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U. S. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS,

These bonds are now worth a premium OF
nine per cent, including gold interest from NO
vsmber, which makes the actual proht on 'ne
1.oOIoan. at current rates, including interest
about ten per cent. per annum, besides us eA'
emptiop from State and municipal taxation,
which adds from one to three per cent. more,
according to the rate levied on other proPer!
The interest is PAYABLE semi annually by eou'
pons attached to each note, which may ne cut
off and sold to any bank or banker
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-21
Postal Regulations.

The lew act, relatingA to the Postal
laws, provides that all domestic letters,
except letters lawfully franked and duly
certified letters of soldiers and marines
in the service Of the United States, on
which the postage is unpaid, shall be
sent 10y the Postmaster to the dead letter
office in Washington sands al, letters de-
posted for mailing and paid only in part,
shall b, forwarded to their destinatie'
charged with the unpaid rate TO b>..aS1,'
lected IN delivery. The prov time vi ~
the act for the peliefof Postp', ost tsns ~ ",
have been robbed by Cops sd.rst e,s; VIZ
or rebel guerrillas, az ,r"r"d ;1 'o Us
1864. are extended 70. the ~rsa an april ~
armed forces, q pr,stofice is destrovsJ
and the POSTMASTER loses the fixtnres and
furniture OF postage stamps or STAMPED
envelopes, and the cases where such loss.
es are occasiousd by armed forces other
than those OF the so-called Confederate
states. The Postmaster Generaiis au.
thorized 10 ALLOW for the publication in
newspapers of the list of non-deliyered
letters al any postof6ce, condensation al
rate not to exceed two cents for each
letter so advertised, and is also author
lied to cause the mails to be transported
betwee the United States and any for.
eign port OF ports, or between the ports
Of the United States, touching at a for
sign pert by steamship, allowing and
paying therefor IT, by an American YES
sci, any sum not exceeding the sea and
United States inland postage; and, if by
q foreign vessel any sum not sxceedinr
the sea postage On the mails 80 conveyed.
The system Of free delivery Is to be es-
tablished in eveEyaplsces Jecptsin{ng q
population of 6fs &0hsana ~it6m sha
delivery of the Office thereof, and at such
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Sprigg House, &C., for Sale al
Auction.

PURSUANT TO THE DECREE
Il MADE by the Circuit Court Of Ohio coun.
ty ON the 18th day Of December last, in the suit
In chancery pending therein between Peter Var.
nall, Junior, George A Ross and Emma his wife
conplainants and Daniel c. List the North.
western Bank Of Virginia and Others defend.
ants, We win at the front door of the Court Houso
Of Ohio county,
On Tuesday, tie 2sth day Of March,
in the year eighteen hundred and sixty i've
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell,
at public auction the lots numbered ree aud
seven in square numbered one in the city OF
Wheeling, and those parts Of the Numbered
four and eight In the same square, which by the
will of Zachariab Sprigg were devised to Samuel
Sprigg and Zachariah Jacob in trust for the pur.
poses set forth In said WILL excepting so much
of said lots seven and eight as was set apart in
severalty to the heirs Of Mordecai Yarnall, 10
ceased, and those parts Of said lot number eight
which were sold 70 George W. johnson and ia
cob Lsndfried, as in said decree more partiou.
larly specified; the real est2te so 10 be sold by
virtue of the said decree being the same on part
of which now stands the hotel called the SPRlGG
HOUSE, fronting on the wharf in the city Of
Wheeling.
Terms Of Sale: The purchaser TO pay not less
than one third Of the purchase money In hand,
but to have the option Of paying In hand any
greater portion or the whole thereof. The resi-
due, il there be any, to be paid by equal install
ments Of principali in eight, sixteen and twenty
four month, with interest on each instament
from the day of sale; the deferred payments TO
be secured BY bonds with satisfactory security
and the title to be retained as further security
until payment In full S. BRADY
DANIEL LAMB
feb2l.td Commissioners
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For Sale.
For Sale.
House For Sale.

A NICE, WELL-BUILT, TWO
"A STORY Brick House Gas, Water, BatA
Room, Stable, Carriage House, Wash House
&c, within three minutes walk OF the Postoitce
Possession given ON the lat Of April For sale
cheap. Terms sasy. IfRot sOld before the ist
Of April il will be reated.
Inquire of A. c. PARTRIDGE, at No. ~
Main street Wheeling, West Va. dee9r
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THE BETHANY lWAR-The Wellsbm,

THE BETHANY WHARF.-The WellSbTg
Herald of Friday Bays:
The result of the HoSie demonstration
| against the students al Bethany, as re-.
| ferred to last week, is about as follows
| 1t appears that on representation to Gov.
Foreman of disloyal practices and senti-
| meIts ON the part of certain parties at
that place he obtained verbal directions
from the Governor to arrest and disarm
the Misunderstanding granted pretty
wide, and if we have been properly adj
vised, very indiscreet margin by the
Governor. Previously, he had procured
by some representations tlpelCe FOUNDER
cannon from Stehbenville; and had il
brought down apd put off the boat at
Wellsburg, and on getting the permits
sion above mentioned, proceeded to raise
a SQUAD of men and haul the cannon and
ammunition out to Bethany, for the al
legged purpose oficompeliing the surren-
der of certain arms said to be seCreted
about the college buildings But he met
with difficulties THE mud was deep,
transportation scarce, and volunteers
doubtful, and Id did not get started be-
fore late on Monday
In the meantime, messengers from the
other side had been to Wheeling and
represented To his EXccllcncy, their views
III the case The result was, that Cen
eral Hosie with his command by this
zine somewhat AemoraliZed, were met
somewhere in the mud, this side of Beth
my with written order from the Com
nander i'll Chief of the West Virginia
forces counternianding all previous or
ders relating to the matter, of whatever
Kind, and directing him forthwith 10 re-
,turn the artillery to the place whence ii
came. In acCOrlancc with these orders
lie cannon arrived here on Tuesday, was
reshippod {" St5uhcuyillc, and here tnr
the present ends the II0Sic raid
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
n Commissioners Sale

@ Commissioners Sale
OfVaIua5le Real Estate near Mouadsrills,
Marshall County, Hest Ttrgiaia.
ny VIRTUE OF A DE CRRR
Is PRONOUNCED by the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, on the 18th day Of May, 1862
In cause therein then pending, wherein Rich
ard M. Messick was complainant and Charles ",
Russell was defendant Twill
On Monday, the 10th day Of april merit.
at two o'clock p. n, proceed. at the front door
Of the Court House in Marshall county, to seA
st public auction the following described parcel
offands, to wit: Beginning at stump In Lewis
d. Purdy' line corner 70 Fletcher hanna, thence
with said Purdy's line south 76io, west 81 4l0
poles to q post at the public road, thence with
said road north 1917, west IA 6,l0 poles to a
stake, thence north 33lo, west IL 2-lO poles 10 a
stake in said Hannas line, thence with that line
southissfo east 81 clio poles to hickory, thence
south lsfe, east 20 lilo poles TO the beginning
containing eleven acres, three roods and ten
poles. This is the same property described in a
deed from Richard NJ. Messick and wife to
Charles W. Russell, now on record in the office
of the Recorder for Marshall county, in Deed
Book no 10, page 295. The title is believed to
be unimpeachable.
TERMS The sale will bs made on a credit OF
six twelve and eighteen months equal install
ments with interest from day Of sale, the pur
chaser giving bond and good security, and alien
will also be retained on said land until the pur
chase money is paid n. RICHARDSON,
marlO.d&w3Od Commissioner
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-0u Longevity i'm the East.

4 H.
| Hyde Clark wrifs from Smyrna. TO the
London Morning Herald that the, late
tGoveHho General Iof Smyrna Informed
him of the EXIST nce of several Arab
Sneiks Of great agb near Mecca. One OF
these men is absur4ly said to be four hun.
dred years old! Here are more stories OF
| the same character from the same source:
gIlmqpiredl myi elf of q Haiti, Hahn
lee Ali EFendi, onb of the chiefs of our
| Turkish merchants, well known to Eng.
fish merchants here and at home. as a
great dealer in Turkey carpets, and who
lis y gentleman OF veraeity aud inteili
| gence He afirmS that there are many
very old people at Medinah OF one nun,
| dred wears and be9ond. Ali Efendi told
me there was anlOld man In his nelghDor.
hood named Sadkah, who, 1T is well
known to the whole city, was one hun
dred and fourteenIlast year, and who, at
| the age of one hui dred and four, had a
child by a negresS .,raf..i -.f.....-. ..
H. Ali Effendi. sayb that all the old men
Of the city recognize the age of Sabkah,
and that he himself had known him as
an old man for at least fifty years, or from
tchildhood. Sabkah was employed in the
palace of Sultan Mustapha Ill, who died
in 1873; not Mustapha'IV, but the prede-
eessor of Sultan Abdul Hamid Ali Eff
fendi says he knew Sabkah till last year
as a hale and hearty man, though some
what bowed by his great age, but that
| in the last twelvemonth he has become
much weakened, though he can still walk
about. .t..,
Ali Efendi referred to some eases of
lO2, 103 and 104 years of age, but the diff:
| ference of the Mohammedan year would
curtail this in reducing it to our year,
land besides there are no records which
would determine the matter 1t may be
considered that, except the case of Sab
kah, there is none here really exceeding
the century, nor known oflate.'
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