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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02
BLANK OIL LEASES
~ RAILRoAD ADyENTURE.-Ibe trair
ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT THIS oEgIoE.


which left here on Sunday evening over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, in charge
of Capt. Bob French, had a very adventu.
rous time getting through to Cumberland.
Upon arriving at the Youghiogheny river,
the railroad bridge was found to have been
iAwept away by sudden rise in the stream,
and the consequent breaking up of the
ice. The cars were full of impatient pas.
seDgers, aud it was at once decided to
build raft and ferry the passengers and
baggage to the opposite shore, and meet
the train which was expected to come up
Oh Monday from the east. The raft was
completed under the direction of Capt.
French, but the current in the river being
very swift, it was thought advisable that
some of the train men should make trip
before trusting the passengers or baggage
upon such frail bark in heavy sea. Ac-
cordingly four or five men got aboard,
when the raft was struck by the rapid cur
rent, burthened with heavy ice, and be-
came completely manageable. 1t was
carried right down the stream over cata-
rscts and rocks, distance of about mile
AMI half, when it was brought up stand.
ing in short turn in the stream, and
its several passengers dumped head.
long among the cedar bushes and rocks.
he passengersran down upon either side
Of the stream with ropes and straps, hoping
TO render some assistance, but arrived at
the place just in time to see the shipwrsck-
ed party crawling out through the bushes,
more dead than alive. The train then
moved back to saw-mill, come miles dis
&Bt, where lot of boards and plank were
procured, and in short time small scoW
was constructed, and caulked with old
clothing obtained from the huts in the vi.
cinity. The passengers and baggage were
then ferried safely across and deposited
on the opposite shore. The passen-
gers were detained at this point about
eight hours. Having had nothing to eat
for about twelve hours, most of them were
perfectly ravenous, and the way they went
into the greasy, mountain killed, half. done
pork was wonderful to see. The train
finally came up from the east, and the pas.
aeDgers were landed safely in Cumb erland,
where they were also detained cousidera.
BILE time IN consequence of damage to the
road east of that point.
All along the road from New Greek to
, Cumberland, great walls of ice, twenty
and thirty feet high, which had been thrown
up by the sudden rise in the Potomac,
were standing upon the shores of the
stream, reminding the passengers of the
Arctic regions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02

SDHOH Tuesday two or three soldiers
entered the cigar shop of Mr.. Acheson. on
Main street, and one of them bought a
dime's worth of cigars and offered in pay
ment greenback. The person in atten.
dance gave the soldier ninety cents in
change. The soldier insisted that he had
given the cigar man five dollar note and
that he must have four dollars more. The
cigar man looked In the drawer but could
find nothing but one dollar greeuback,
and knowing that he had received that and
that only refused to give any more change.
The soldier went before Aid. Dulty and
made oath that he had given the cigar man
p i've dollar note and the latter not being
able to prove to the contrary, was compell.
ed to fork over four dollars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02
Trustee's Sala

TN PURSUANCE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
i given by the Wheeling Female Seminary one
dated October S1st 1885, and recorded in the clerks
ohice for Ohio county in deed book No. 81, page
164 to Daniel Peck as trustee; the other dated May
50, 1881, and recorded in deed book No. IS, page
$50, to Daniel Lamb as trustee, we shall, on TURSI
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF APRIL 1865 at 10
o'clock A. NJ at the front door Of the Court House
for Ohio county, sell the following property viz /:
Lots numbered 261, 252, 26S, 1885, 267 1858 and 269,
In the addition to the city Of Wheeling laid ont by
William ohapline, and being the same property on
which said Seminary now stands. -
TERMS OF SALEE 0ne-third Of the purchase
money and all costs and expenses OF sale to be paid
10 cash. and the balance in one and two years With
Interest from SALE the parties purchasing to
said payments to the satisfaction of the trustees g.
vested in us by the deeds above named and posses.
sion to be given on the first day of July next 1866
DANIEL PICK,
DANIEL LAME,
te2-td ...-... .5 Trustees.
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~HuDsOH's ED1r1ON OF SHAKspEARz.

~ HuDsON's EDITION OF SHAKESPEARE.
"A few sets of this splendid work in
eleven volumes, half calf binding, at thir-
ty.three dollars, (regular price forty four
dollsrs) also some elegantly bound Family
Bibles at greatly reduced prices. Photo
graph Albums at twenty-five per cent less
than. manufacturers list price, standard
books, miscellaneous books and late publ,
cations. A gift accompanies each book,
varying in value from fifty cents to fifty
dollars at the Metropolitan Gift Book Store.
This establishment will positively close
Saturday evening, March 4th. 1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02
nov York Market
INV YoRK, y
rON-Pirm. sIas5n tor middliDg.

!0oTTON-Pirm; s49S5s tor middliu9.
FIOUR-StAte aud Western drm and 661lOc lower:
SIO OO9l0 10 for Extra State $40 9691l O5 for Il.
no, and Sl1 ,50919 90 for Trade Brands, market
| closing heavy with BUYERS at outside figures.
Ma1SKY-PrmeEslW Western $22a62 50, r..- s.r.
=, MhEAT-DLl and dropping Amber Michigan
CORH-Steady with moderate INQUIRY; old pnI,rsa
western II 80 in store and Western Yellow 81 90 IN
oATs-opeued steady and closed dpIl. V....t,,
dSSI 10; SS0o bushels sold at the latter piic0.
sUGAR-Dull; Cuba Museoyado l6J<
M0IASSE S-Dull.
PErRoLEUM1$Dull Crude 1919: Rssn., :.
Bond 66@6Ie; Refined Free s6@sT. =
WO0L-Dull
Enthusiastically hrmer and more active; 60 40
caah and regular way, closing 1t 4 49, cash; 500 *
G9sO 90 for prime and $S5 0O9a6 IS for prime m.SS
Also $500 bbls, new mess Tor March; April NAV and
une, sellers and buyers option, at S37 5O2SS sol
Total stock Of old and new, March lat 1885 I23aSi
6blAi same date last month, 1921 bbls, sams
date last year, s., 1S0 bbls. =
BEtf-Firm at previous prices. Total stock of
old amp new, March 1st 1856 log 5lI pack same
dSte last month, 1856 929 do; same date last year
AUII94S DO. Beef Hams dTmer at $26 OO92T So =
DRESSED H0Gs-HeaVy; l61<6D161< IOr Western
oobAOoN-1n moderate request CuniberlAnd cut
SV5 short ribbed p long ribbed 81
CUT MEATS-SteGdy --
LAHO-OPentd firm and closed heavy at 9O@2I9S:
choices24S - - ~OSS@'Zs'
BHTrrER-uusettled and decidedly lower; 26Sss
LOT Ohio and 5000 for State.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY At l5t92lc for common to prime.
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From Con. Gilmore.

Wan DEPARTMRNT. March /, $40 P. m.
MOI. Gen, Dlz.- The following Telegram
from Gen. Gilmore has been transmitted
to this Department..
(Sigued) E. N. STANTON.
HEADQUARFERs DEPHRTMEHT OF THE
South, CHARLESTON, S. O., Feb. &c.
Lieut.. Gen u S. Grant and MAJ Gen. II.
W. HGlieek, Chief of Stat, RGahi1gton:-
An inspection of the rebel defences of
Charleston shows that we have taken over
400 pieces of ordnance, being more than
what l first reported. The lot includes
and 10 inch columbiads, a great, many
s6 and 42-pounders, some Z inch Brooks
rifles, and many pieces of foreign make.
We also captured 8 locomotives, and a
number of passenger and platform cars.
all in good order and condition.
Deserters report that the last of Har.
dee's army was to have crossed the sautee
river yesterday for Charlotte, N. c., and
that 1t is rumored that Sherman has al.
ready intercepted their march. 1t is re-.
ported, on similar authority, that the last
Of Hoods army, $4,000 strong, passed
through Augusta last Sunday, the 10Th.
on the way to join Beauregard.
Georgetown has been evacuated and is
in our possession. Deserters are coming
in constantly. We have over 400 already.
(Signed) Q. A. GILMORE,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02

La CAPTAIN john Y. BEALL, THE PIRATE
AND SPY.-Capt. Beall, the rebel pirate and
spy, who wus executed at Governors Is
land, New York, the other day, was born
in Jefferson county, in this state, and re-
ceived a complete classical education at the
Charlottesville University. His family were
very wealthy, their property being valued
at million and a half of dollars. At the
time of the famous John Brown raid, Beall
lived about Eve miles from Harper's Ferry,
and continued to reside there until the out.
break of the rebellion. He was one of the
first to espouse the rebel cause in g neigh
borhood, and was early known as one of
the most determined and implacable advo-
Gates of secession. AS reward for his
ardor in the cause of treason he was made
captain in the I'd Virginia Infantry, and
served under the celebrated Stonewall
Jackson. He WAS engaged in number of
prominent battles fought in Virginia, and
was fuAlly transferred to the rebel navy,
Nseceiving commission as acting masters
mate. In this capacity, he went to Canada
for the aVOwed purpose of fitting out pi-
F"tical expedition on Lake Erie, the result
of which our readers are already familiar
with.
Be"ll was mau of medium height, with
blue eyes. light cOlored hair and nous.
tache' of pleasing counteDance, and about
thirty years of age.
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FOR SALE

\ on the line Of the National roSd fo1r niISS eSSt
o. me eaty OF wheeling. Said property consists OF
ny SeadsncS' containing eleven rooms and an attic
also fourteen aerea ground attached on which ara
CONVENIENT out-houSsB, II Guiding brick BtablinE,
lee and spring house. ehi6keEy and two oISternS
AIs9 one hundred and twenty-five Apple trees Of
choice kind; Pear, Peach Plum and Ounce trees ali
bearing There are also choice selections Of Grapes
kasPoerreS' B!ackbeErieg, Strawberries and other
evergreen ana other ornamental BhFubbery.
l yin Also sel my Hou.shold Furniture to any
one desiring 70 purchase ali together. :.
Persons desiring to commit me- IN regard "a nrtes
tSIms OF payment &c can leave their names ai
inc Sa9OompAnya once or visit me on the premises
Iezz-H JACOB HORNBROOK.
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Foreign News.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 2s.-The steamer
Moravian, from Liverpool on the afternoon
of the 18th and Londonderry on the 18th,
arrived at Portland this afternoon,
the Hibernian, from Portland, arrived
at Londonderry on the evening ofthe 18th.
Liverpool, Feb. 16,-AdVices from Man.
chester report a fat market, with a de-
olining tendency. BreadstufF market steady.
Richardson, Spence & Co.,, and others,
report -four dull but steady; wheat quiet
and steady.
The rebel steamer stouewall, alias
Oltnde, was at Ferrol, and was said to be
leaky. She is heavily armed, carrying
four guns, none less than 400 FOUNDERS,
and is iron plated four inches thick. A
number of the Alabama men are among
her crew. ~
The Daily News, of the 10th, is hopeful
that good will still result from the peace
conference.
The Owl, an eccentric Journal, publish
ed in London last season, recommended
publication on the 10Th. Its articles at
tract attention from its alleged special
source oGainformstion. It has the follow.
ing relative to the Blair mission:
we are enabled, from special source of
information, to give specifically, the terms
which Lincoln forwarded through Blair to
Davis. as basis of paciacatiOR. They are
as follows: rr-. -
LIST. The abolition of Slavery, to be left
to the State. Legislatures and to time and
circumstances, but slavery to be abolished.
I'D. The Confederate States to return to
the Union with the came rights and priv.
leges as when they left it.
Sd. The Confederate army not to be de.
stroyed, but incorporated with the Federal
army for foreign war,
4th. In the restored Union the past to
be forgotten.
The second of these proposition being
at once rejected by Davis, it became ua2
necessary to consider the others.
TIE French chambers were opened on the
10Th by speech from helm peror. The
speech was mainly occupied by domestic
affairs. he was quite silent on the Amer
lean question. asl 49,
As regards Mexico, the speech briefly
states that che is becoming more consoli-
dated, the country is being pRcified and
its immense resources are being developed
by the happy effect of the valor of our sol.
diers and good sense of the Mexican popu-
lation and the intelligence and energy of
the sovereign. ~45
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02
1GrARR1vAI OF PRuEY OIlSn.-Peney

~ARR1yAL OF PRHEY 01INR.-Peney
Cline, of this city, whose arrest in Oiuciu.
natl we noticed day or two ago, arri'
we'd here on Monday in charge of the of.
fiCer who made the arrest. 1t will be re-
collected that Cline is charged with the
killing of man named Doyle, in this city,
at the livery stable of Mcdonald & Baer,
about year ago. The Governor offered
aFewArd of 500 for oline's arrest, shortly
after the affair occurred. The officer who
brought the prisoner in received the re-
ward and the expenses of the arrest. 1t
appears that the officer who arrested Pc
uey, arrested at the same time his brother
Jacob, not being ablO to identify the
guilty party, buta description was sent on
from this city by Sheriff seybOld, and ia
cob was released.
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TFQgtee's sale OF Real Estate.

DY virtue Of . Deed q Trust from Appleton Oak.
10 smith to Charles ". Russell, bearing date on
the 18th day Of September, 1889, and recorded In
the Recorders once Of Ohio county, in DEED Book
No. ~, folio SIS, and by virtue Of an order. Of
Ohio County Circuit Court subsequently, made
in which my name VS. Substituted for that Of
CHARLES W. Russell trustee. will oaar at public
Sale a the front door Of the Court House. on TUBS
DAY, MARJH q, 1855, ct 10 O'clock A H., the fol.
loving described property, 70 witt
The south half OF Lot No. ~ aud toEty feet q
the north part OF Lot No. 94S on which 4 erected
the two story brick dwelling known e. the ~Hard.
man House. situated on the east side Of Bod street
betEsOn Second and Third streets, Centre WhSsling
The title TO this property d believed 70 be indiS-
putAble, but selling ~ trustee VIII onIy convey
such title Il veSESd In By virtue Of aid deed
Of trust and order Of Court above named.
fs2E-sd s.P. HLDRErH, Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02
TRO Pieces Of Desirable Land
FOR SALE.

ONE pLeeo containing about THIRTY.sIx Css)
~ ACRES, located between the National Road
City of Wheeling by said road. The above il good
bottom land, and we'll adapted for Vineyard and
The other piece, containing about FORTY-sEVRN
(4) ACRES, located also on Wheeling creek, and di.
Vlded from the former piece by the above creek
ana through which the Hempheld railroad passes-
TINS road 1t ia about two and half miles distant
from the City OF Wheeling. On the latter piece
there Is good ORCHARD, and admirably adapted
improvements.
Il not disposed Ofby private sale, 1t will be offer
cd LOT sale at public auction, on Thursday, the Cd
gay OF March, ensuing, at the front door OF the
Court House of Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock, a. M
FSsse.Iion can be given on the LIST Of April,
further information be had of the under
Ng Ii t7-r7 T. CLARK.
The special attention of oil, coal, vintage and
ga ftnHa g men ia called to the above.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02

BB-sILvBRwARE AND JEwE1EY.-The
balance of the splendid stock of Plated
ware and Jewelry, will be given away this
week al. the Metropolitan Gift Book Store.
A splendid collection of Pitchers, Casters,
Cake Baskets, Forks, Spoons, Goblets,
Cups, Bracelets sets, will be literally dis
tributed to purchasers of books. The sale
will positively close on Saturday night of
this week. It,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02

D0 BoUHTY JUMPERs.-We stated day
or two ago that Only two or three of the
men enlisted at the Provast MarshaPs Office
of this district under the late call had at
tempted to jump the bounty. Weare com.
PEELED to take backa portion ofwhat we said
on that occasion. On Tuesday three men
who had enlisted in the Sd West Virginia
Cavalry, and who had received their bounty
went into a tavern on Market Square and
shedding their several suits of blue placed
the same in a filthy place of concealmeut,
donued citizens attire and left for parts
unknown. The guard sent in pursuit of
Stragglers arrived at the house just in time
to be too late to apprehend the jumpers.-
The disposition to jump bounties appears
to be growing and measures have been
taken to put stop to it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02

WHEELING, W. Va, March l, '65.
Editors Lntelligincer: 5Htfl
The undersigned, together with a num-
Der of others, were most sgreesbly enter
tanned on last Tuesday evening at Mr.. U.
B. Smiths frst. class Restaurant. -
The entertainment was given by L. e,
Hanson, chief Clerk in the 20 aartermaster
Department, who is about retiring from
the said position, to the employees in the
department, at which time the recipients
of the repast surprised Mr.. Hanson by the
presentation of q veryfne Pin, beautiful.
ly set with diamonds, SC.
The presentation was made BY G. Bat
telle, in q very neat little speech, to which
Mr.. Hanson responded at some length, in
quite happy and felicitous manner, u de-
scription OF which the writer would not be
able to give, and, therefore he will aot at
tempt it; after which the company sat
down to table heavily loaded with bi.
valves (done up in Smiths usual good
s,yle) and all the delicacies of the season,
Of which all present (some twenty par.
took, much to their Joy and pleasure. The
present was quite creditable affair to the
hearts of the donors, and the supper be.
spoke we'll of the skill Of the caterer.
Mr.. Hanson has, by his gentlemsnly de-
Portment and promptness lin his business
GTsPaclty, made large number of friends.
In his retiring, the Department has lost one
OF It's most efficient employees.
SPRRAD EAGLE"
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WTHr river was falling v..,.,a.

B@~THE river was falling ves,s,d.r
with between eighteen and nineteen fee,
water in the channel. There was great
deal of freight lying upon the landing aud
business seemed to be right brisk. The
weather was bright and pleasant. The
snow and ice aud frost has disappeared
from out and from off the face of the earth
and has found its way into the unfsttered
streams. The regular packets arrived and
departed as usual.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02

NEw YoRK, March 1.-The Commercially
HatoheTs Run correspondence OF the goth
says the order for the army to be ready to
move at moments notice twas coun-
fernandez, owing to a. storm, alter the
men had been under arms all night. Fresh
orders, however, are expected.
The Posts Washington says all applica.
tons for the extension of patents, inclu.
ding Goodyear & Haymond's have failed.
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Sher1f'S Sale.
MARY JANE PETzRR, OomplaInapt,

N1 agRnIt
naEgHret Q. Petzer, ct. aIs., Defendants,
west virginia. Ohio county Circuit Court in Chan
:, ~ virtue OF decree rendered by the Circuit
Uourt OF Ohio county, State Of West Virginia on the
4tn uAy OF January, 1865, in the above entitled
cause ~ snail proceed to sell at Public Auction, at
tne 'front.' door Of The Court Of said county,
on Monday the goth day Of March, 1866 at 10 O'Clock
a. o' 70 the highest and best bidder, the following
escIoeq property viz: The undivided moiety Of
10. N9'6I IN square No. IL, in the addition to the
R"S.p. :, " b laid out by james and James R.
same lot conveyed to John Jones and Holm Ooulter
by SAID Bakers and their wives by deed dated De-
semeeT 20 1855 AID recorded fh Deed Book SO, page
% 81 Tue Lecotds OF aid county, and Of which said
unuiviaeG Hoiety James Fetzef, late OF Wheeling,
seiEeo IN zee simple and Of which the mid James
RetAer died seized; and also, the other undivided
Terms OF Sale-Cash
JOSEPH sEYBoLD, Sheriff of Ohio Co,
!ep1o-1m aud rs such, Commissioner.
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e2td
SprIgg House, &C., for Sale
at Auction,

DURsUANT to the decree made by the Circuit
Il Court of Ohio county, on the fifteenth day OF
December last, in the suit in chGncery pending
therein between Peter YarnAIl, junior, George A.
Ross and Emma his wife, eomplRinants and Daniel
@. List, the North Western Bank Of Virginia and
others, defendants, We will at the front door Of the
Court House of Ohio county, on TUESDAY THE
TWENTY-BIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, IN THE
YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SLXTY-FIVE,
commencing at eleven O'Clock A. n, proceed to sell
ut public auction, the Lots numbered three and
seven in square numbered one in the city of
Wheeling, and those parts OF the Lots numbered
four and eight In the same square, which by the
will Of ZachariGh sprigg were devised to Samuel
Sprgg and Zacharah Jacob in trust for the purposes
Iet forth in said WILL excepting much Of said lots
and eight was set apart in ssVeralty the
hers of Mordecai YArnAll deceased and those parts
Of said Lot number eight which were sold to George
". johnson and Jaoo LAndfried, a. in said decree
more particularly specided; the real estate to be
sold by virtue Of the said decree being the same on
part Of which now stands the Hotel called the
sPRIGG HOUSE, fronting % the WkS1 In the oil y
OF Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE The purchaSer to pay not
les than one third Of the purchase money in hand,
but to have the option paying In hand any greater
portion the whole thereof The residue, II there
be any, to be paid by equal inStAment8 0fpTnoip8l
In eight, sixteen and tWenty-four months, with I'M
tereSt each instAlnent from the day Of Bale-th0
deferred payments to be secured by bonds with sat-
isfActOry security, and the title 70 be retained a.
further security until payment In full
g. BRADY,
DANIEL LAMB,
s2S-td CommIaEionGrS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF the Ne

NO. DISEASES OF the Nervoua.
~ Seminal, Urinary and Sexual Systems ney,
and reliable treatment in Reports 81 fbs To,,
by mail in sealed letter enyeopes
tree Of charge.-Address, Dr.. J. sKILnIN HoUGH.
TON, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth It
philadelphia, Pa. fes- smd&W. impny
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02

D8 FRENCH CONDITION POWDER, for
horses aud cattle. This is superior ar
tiole- 1t puri6es the blood, removes hui
morS, promotes appetite and digestion,
and can do no harm. One trial will prove
the truth of what is claimed for it. For
sale by T. H. Logan 4 Co., and Logan, List
& Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Wheeling.
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TWO Farms Tor sale in nIin0Is.

ONE OF 32O AoRKs, near RaatOul Station,
" Champaign county, one hundred mile. BY rail.
road from Chicago, Of rich prairie land, and having
so acres under good fence and we'll Improved, With
good dwelling and tenant houses, Barn, stable and
Also, YARN OF I9O ACRRS, in Clay county,
on the Little WSbaEh river, and within few milei
Of Clay City, on the Ohio and MtslBTippi Railroad.
This farm Il we'll timber0d AID has two nav mills
Apply 10 JAMES AoILoY, Rsutoul, Champaign
county, ulinoil, or TO GEO: W: sAIEa,
fsRS Wheeling, W. Va,
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B9MAROH.-If there is any truth in the
old saying that when March comes in like
lion it will go out like lamb, and vice
versa, we shall have much leonine roaring
towards the latter part ofthe month. Moth
ing could be more lamb-like than the
weather of yesterday. 1t was altogether
the .mildest, brightest and most pleasant
day of the season.