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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-29
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: AZ galveston, Texas, March Goth, the
3 doth Ohio regiment mutined. saying thei
! time OF service was out, as the war wa.
over Sixty of the members are unde,
9 arrest. They were arrested by negro
| troops who now guard Galveston.
: A Mrs. Rogers, living near Leminar
Grant county. Wis, on Tuesday last, f st
poisoned her two boys. aged five and
SIX years, and then poisoned herself. All
three are dead. Domestic troubles were
the inspiring cause of the sad deed.
St. Georges Church, St. Louis was
broken into late on Thursday night, and
twenty-five small toy>boxes containing
between two and three hundred dollars,
more or less, that had been placed in them
by the children who attended Sunday
School, were stolen.
From recent scientific Investigations in
Europe. it has been shown most copclu.
s'Vely that in localities where impure wa.
tef has been drank by the inhabitants.
the cholera has principally ragged, prov
ing impure water to be one of the chief
causes Of cholera.
The office of the Savannah, Ga, Re
p"dl'ca" has been restored to Mr.. 7. N.
S'mms, its former owner, by order of
the President. When General Sherman
occupied Savannah the Republican was
turned over to J. E. Hays,of Boston, who
has since published it.
The great fire in Cincinnati last Thurs
day night originated from defective !
metre in Pixies Opera House, tisthought.
The loss of this building alone is esti- t
mated at near million of dollars, upon !
which there was but the insignificant sum T.
'f insurance Of about $4,000. Il
The Washington correspondent of the I
New Y rk World says that the Radicals u
intend to defeat the nomination of Gems a
raj Frank Blair as Collector of Internal II
tevenue for st. Louis, the Senate Com. A
has Radical majority c,
avlng reported adversely to his confirm. "
ton.
There are at least FIVE hundred appli
ants for appointments as United States II
commissioners to the Paris Exhibition of
867, many of them parties interested in V
achlnes and implements which are to ]
on exhibition, and not one in twenty M
whom are able to understand or speak sn
word of the French language. sb
Governor McTarish of British America, ma
as in St. Paul a few.days ago en- route to tol
'gland. He reports that large nuggets ,h'
gold had been found near Fort Garry.
the lands of the Hudson Bay Compa-
-. The discovery was kept secret for
me time, but finally became known, and
ere was much excitement in conse To
ence.
The United States Consul at Liver Y
OIL informs the State Department, by Mis-
Ter, dated March 9th, that all the sho
amers and emigrant ships leaving that esta
It for the United States are filed with said
igrants. Ship owners and others say
t the emigration to the United States M
be enormus, and the indications are
it will be greater this year than at
: time since we have been a nation. 10.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-29

A Gift from Napoleon Madame MI.
rat, OF Tallahassee, Florida, widow oil
the late Col. Archie Murat, and first cous.
in to the Emperor of France, has receiy-
ed as gift from Louis Napoleon life
annuity of 10000 francs, in consideration
of her losses by the results of the war.
"Archie" is a blunder for AcAale.
Achille Murat, who lived SO long in FIori-
da, was one Of the sons of Joachim Murot
once King of Naples-Le Bean SaGreur,
who married Caroline Bonaparte, the
youngest sister Of Napoleon the first.
Achille, the eldest son Of this marriage,
was born Prince Royal of Naples. In
the downfall of his family be emigrated
TO Florida, where he married Miss Willis,
daughter of Bird Willis, Esq, OF Virgin
ia, long Collector of the port of Pensaco-
la. She is the Madame Murat spoken
of above. an American by birth, vir-
glnian by descent, and by her marriage
with the first cousin of Louis Napoleon,
adopted into the Imperial family Of
France. -Pioovatne
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-29

The Georgia Senate has passed stay law.
providing that one-fourth OF all drt IS NAV he
collected before January, 1857, and one
fourth each succeeding January, till all is
pa.I.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-29

All the steamers and omigiant ships
leaving Liverpool are filed with emf.
grants. Emigration Is promising to be
greater this year than ever before.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-29

Mrs \. L. Wood, wife of the Secretary of
the legation, and Mrs. Montgomery Rtchie.
OF New York, were presented by Mrs. Adams
to Queen Victoria on the 9th inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-29

pennsylvania was the first State in the
Federal Union to abolish slavery within her
territory. The act was drawn up by Vim.
Lewis, prominent lawyer, and passed the
General Assembly on March /, 1880.
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: v reCei W" ~. g.
IAe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have already broken ground and commenced
the grazing Of their road on the new line
from the Point Of Rocks to Washington.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-29

4 Northern paper tys "tl.e hand Of God
was plainly visible 10 conducting the late
war to its happy termination" Ir the hand
OF the Devil was not more plainly visible we
are no judge of birthstone.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-29

The State census Of New York for 1865
SHOWS population Of 3,83I,777. The Fed.
eraI census for lsGO showed a population of
3's8os1s7 Decrease in ire years, is $50.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-29

Attorney General Speed has decided
that Southern pensioners who have re.
manned loyal throughout the rebellion
shall receive their pensions.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-29

MARY G. HEBSpoN, Guard'n, &C.. T.,
..H vs.. -. - u FIR II,
Estate LAWSON F. HENDERSON,. sT5sli7
JEFFERSON Love, Admir-, &c., cr1
vs. Er IL.
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.l.l3lLYofTNI4 MENls p. -.

Who have injured themselves by q eeEfatn
practice INDUCED In when alone Q habit ne
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt,
even when asleep and II not cured, rendeIs
marriages Impossible md destroys both mind
and dy;shopld apply tTnnaedfatelys
What pity that 3 yoink man. the hope of
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be Snatehed from AL prospects and enjoy
ments Of life, by the consequefices OF deVfa-
ting nom The path Of nature and tndulg1ng
"A aceLy..ln secEet flsl1lt Such PenonS MUST
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onEAeINous.-Some time since one of
our spFomlnent dry goods merchants,
who, by thelway, IS by no means con-
sidered slippery man, was kimpor-
tuned time and again to take a $500
share in a new oil company. he ne
fused for good while, hut was fnally
prevailed upon. ana subscribed for d
share. The night of the day ON which
he did so he had \ remarkable dream
visions OF fIoWidgt wells, baffels( piled
upon barrels A1Ii OF OF -gladde his
heart, and his 500 share Commanded
the modest sum or $50, 600. But this
dream-like ali others-eameltoanen end,
but so deeply was our friend impressed
with II that he next morning straight-
way hunted up the agent and told him
10 put him down for another share At
once, We hope that our friends high
the roads may he hfled with wagons,
h4uiipg on bis, on ~ IS ne Is about
quitting the dry goods business he viii
have plenty of ltimato look amer his oil
VENTURE 'ssNe %
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HEAD DREssES.-.At present more
.head-dresses are worn In Paris than
any other Descriptions by these are
meant such things as.rows of small
curls, which are attached TO a tcomb,
and. then fastened across the forehead,
and somstimes even all roundthe head.
OCCASIONALLY scafEol ding OF these small
curis. powdered with gold, Is to be
seen. Then bupehes OF long ,rinElets
are prepared with a comb in. the same
manner and fastened at the back of the
head !" the false plafts and twists are
extremely thick, and these are pinned
around the head 10 form bandeaux. As
all fashions are but fieeting, few ladies
care to submftitO have their front hair
cut so as to, be able to wear the short
frizzed clrls SO much in vogues Aconse-
qCently, with few exceptions, every
one submits TO wear those already pre-
pared and mounted on either combs
or ribbon bandelets.
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STREET BLOCKADE RENovED.-Forsev-
erai days past we have been fearful that
the 'city dads'' would BE for arresting
the members of the senieTprising firm
of ]. C. Orr & Co., for the blockading
ofthe street with store boxes, but we
were pleased yesterday to learn that the
distractions bad been removed. Upon
INQUIRY we learned that the numerous
large boxes to which we have referred
rontained the mostextensfSe and moSi
yarieds stock of wall paper ever brought
10 this city. iCaH and see ~ and make
YOUR purchases. .flf-iI t~9iE 49,
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ArrRllFr an THRFT-Yestsrday af-
teruoon couple OF young Fellows from
Nfartinsville were in the city on a ',big
drunk. .rhinkinS that they mustneeds
do something by which 10 celebratethe
OCCASION, one OF the couple knAiehed an
overcoat OF a hook in front Of AIrs
Thos. Hughes 'clothing store. With his
booty he dashed off of Water street,
pursued By three or four persons barre
headed and making ~ very loud noise.
The thief dropped the coat which was
recovered, aud make his escaped Let
Young men from a distance who VIII
get drunk take warning. aAe
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Sherif's Sale. a

ctrATE Of WEST. = yIRGfSIA, OBI
SCounty Circuit Court m ctiarSfery; Deefn
u ee1.tea'7f james n: Stouts, ExeCutok9ds u
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Sranspnrtatiplr.
BALTIMORE ,&soHIQ R.iR COMFY IMP
tENsEE::.::.EEREssEiL
oGTtcK BAIT. q DINO RAfLKoAp co, ~
------L--- ~ --sNNEIEIiIINsEl. fIlaf q lEl.h
EMINTER SCHEpUI

PASSENGER TRAINS Will RUN BY
L fTsi.f he following Echedule on andaftar Dec,
Sd, 1855: .2no5l ri
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Gen. Ed. MeCook, who Is now in the
5gasg wa ri egrapfec to al5outithe Ii&t-
ter, and he sWilri appear against Cook
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fCNTATE,f OF WEST 5NlRitNIAt EOd1O
Scounty Circuit Court m e! '5s eefm-
Y :r'eif james n: Stopts. ExeGutoH5d
{1o1ntE aaG 5gBg ARainst - ziUuL.-.tt.
Thomas a. Reed, and the widow and heirs OF
/ fJohn Hazlett, deceased. -, - =
: BY virtue of a, decree rendered IN The above
efltItled cause, by the Circuit Court OF Ohio
couniy,l on4Iie Ghaneery side. on .the2lst day
Of December, .lALoD.il 1855, and by virtue Of q
former decree of the County Court fpi Ohio
county, on the 9Th day 81, February, 10y,
shall proceed TO sell ut public sale at the mont
door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, on
the 18th day Of January, 1855, q, 10 lQ'clQck o
M, 10 the highest and best bidder, the folloW-
Ing described property, viz: Lots numbef one
hundred and twenty-eight (l2Sj, and one nun
iftd and twenty .nine (129}, with the build
ings thereon, on the plat of the addition TO
the town OF Wheeling LAID or by, william
OhaplIne and John Eon, In that part OF the
eity of Wheeling known as the Fifth SNtru Of
Terms OF gale Lone fourth OF the purchase
money % be paid upon the connuDatiQn or
said Sale, in cash. and the remaining three
fQprths equal nstalFnents, payable in SIX
twelve and Eighteen months hfter the day Of
sale, me whole to bear interest fr0mth day
of sale, and the purchaser to give bppds for
said purchase money with approved PERSONAL
security, the title to be retained unulfhe fur
N--'-- N'S.N- JOSEPH sEYBoLD,
u sfI-.1t nal. Special .Comnnisstone
y Wheeling. Dec. q, 1870 IA =, -decsS-tdJ
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No POLICE CoURr.4There was no Po-
lice Court yesterday for the third day
this week and for the same reason that
previously prevailed, viz: No cases. p
By some circumstances this Court goes
by fits and starts, generally with either
n large number or no offenders. We
would like 70 see the business more
evenly distributed. ai 80
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AnRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MA1Ls.-we call attention TO the win
ter mail schedule, as published In our
paper this morning. Business men,
and all others having occasion TO bear
in mind the arrival and departure OF
thedIfferent mails, should cut out and
preserve this schedule.
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Col. D. D. JOHNSON. "the member from
Tyler, !" who took his seat yesterday,
says we rnisrepresente ed him recently in
chasing him among the .'eDemoCratic''
members OF the Legislature. We are
glad to make, the correction. The Colo
mel saws he ran as an independent uni
on candidate, and that he was elected
by the soldiers, zone OF whom he IL
proud 10 be which," as "BilI Arp"
Says.,,.E ode 10 f.rfig4
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A siApfep B6tGe WIN zlasf aEmohtia-to
be used three times n day.
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DANIEL LAKE., ESQ, has been very
seriously indisposed for a week or two
past, but we are gratified tohear is now
mending slowly. Mr.. Gibson Lamb,
Cashier Of the National Bank Of West
Virginia, who has been quite i'll of the
typhoid fever for some weeks, is also
gradually recovering.
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*. slxRo8es IS.
81. NIeHoLAs HoTEL
. adCEgE1ElIsA", Hd.jr

1o,ezS-tyd Sole Proprietor. New fork
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For Sale.

II OFFER FOR SALE MY DESIRABLE
| three-story brick dwelling, situated on the
west side OF Main street, above Madison, con-
tanning ID rooms, with gas fixtures, and cellar
stable attaohRd.-If not disposed Of al private
sale before the inst OF February, 1t will be
offered at public auction. / Will take plea
sure In showing any one through the house
that destres to- p1ichaSeG Terms reasonable.
z g-Sl-t7~sl-1g- N. kRHEINSTROM.
tanQ-3w =
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NorH1So EQUAL TO 1T soLp.-Such
is the testimony which we receive from
hundreds who arc using the 'EreeLsioT
Boxing Porder." For BiSelfits, Buck
Iskedt and other gr-iddte cakes cit is .es-
pecially adapted, making them light
and crisp and wholesome BelOaSe -ei
IRiitatioaSi See that YOU get Logan,
LAST 4. OBS. 81 Excelsior Boxing Popder.' ~
Sold by dealers everywhere az : 30
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A PHENoMExoS.-The curiosity folks
Mt our city lookup have quite .phe-
homenon in their possession. 1t Is q
dead pig, of very small but proper pro-
portions, which has in place of forelegs
Two arms, and on each a well formed
hand-with pAiis and all, just like a
human. The little chappy was brought
hero from Cincinnati in ALCOHOL. ~ ]
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
two HOUSES of the Legisiature proceed
ed, as was expected. with their business
srnoothly and Quietly. Tho Standing
COMMITTEES were appointed, besides
which not much business was done.
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ISrHE CIrY.-General r. S. North
cott.-the veteran soldier and EDITOR
of the Clarksbnrg Telegraph, is at the
aIcT,pre House. We suppose while
mere he will arrange for the location of
the Capital in his village. We guess,
however, that in hIs project he will
meet with some spirited opposition.
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MEDALS TO SoLDIERs.T7By resolu-
tion of the House OF Delegates iyester-
day, inquiries we're ordered TO be made
into the expediency or the State pre-
sentine medal 10 every Ilonorably dis
CHARGED soldier from West YirginiH. =
This would be- mark of honor highly
appreciated by the recipients. i-'5 ~
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M JOHysTONoTlf

DIX Iiyr 2
Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons
nent Colleges In the United States, and the
greater mart OF whose life has been spent in
the HOSPITALS of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some Of the most
Astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head and
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with
frequent blushinE, tended sometimes with
deFnng etnEnt OF minds Sepei eurJ tIrEIleGiiI
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Especially, who have become the YictintEh
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an unttnely
crave thousands of Young Men OF the u0St
65falfaB Clients and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entTanced listening
Senates with the thu4ders Of -eloauence, OF
walked 70 estAcE the hytDg lyrs may call
with full confidence.
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Trustees Sale.

TWILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
II SatnTIay, Jan. q. 1854 1t 10 oScfockas M.
at the toni door ofthe Court Ho9e Of Ohio
twenty-five feet, Of lot No. los, on the west
side of Market square, or street, In the Finn
Ward, except so much as heretofore conveyed
to the City OF Wheeling for Market square
purposes q ID 3E-.I yEg.Est
Also, Pews No. p, a and 65 in the Second
Presbyterian Church. Terms cash.
III. WILLIAMS,
"a
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Nor1cK.-There will be a meeting of
the Union voters of the Fourth Ward,
at the Rough and, Ready Hose House,
this evening al Z PM bHe siis y
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Mn. J. C. ORB, the collector of Inter
ternal Revenue for, this District, has re-
moved his office from Main street to
Monroe, four doors below the First Ma
tional Bahk. mn 4 9TEElsI
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THE wEATHER.-Yesterday was a
very pleasant day. 1t thawed in the sun
somewhat, but in the shade, morning
and evening. it was right cool. Street
walking was still tOlerably bad i'm
apots. .-.-.....
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WE are indebted to Senator Van Win
kle and to Representatives Latham and
Hubbard, for valuable Congressional
docpmentss1paa + - asJtf az
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III [ EOmmissio erls Sale 2
Alexander Heyman

i Alexander Heyman
Alopzo Ioring, Administrator of the Estate
% 9l0T Jenefs0n bISanRstOn1 deceased =
Byyirtusg q, q degree FendeTed In the a5Sy y,s
cause Oct. q, 1855, 1shan, on Monday, the l2th
day OF February, 1866, at 10 O'Clock a. m, sell
at the front door OF the Court House. the fol-
lowing described property, or a sufiaciepcy
!theteof 70 pay the dehtsT qnentio neda tPI the
~ Is N No and n SQUARE ~ ia BuenA Wis
IA addition TO the City. OF " heeling.o Also,
aIIIthAt, part OF lotsSo, II, In square, HI Sill
iuated a the corner Of UnS4pl and Filth SIS
south of Union and west Of Fifth Stsss bound
section OF said Onion and Fifth stS., thence
west 81 feet inches on Union St, thence south
IS feet 10 an foot alley, running from Fifth
St, thence east %fth ne nofth Side Of said 8
foot alley to Filth st, thence northwardly TO
the beginning. Also, the following described
Esslsssa sts e. mn e, ia6h ie G 4 Sn 81
II in J. q q. Ritchie's addition TO the town. OF
WhesliHg and the adjoining fouElotg on the
east sld66f said fots q 70, II md Il, ard which
four adjoining lots are in the addition to
Wheeling called Bnena' Vista and are num-
bered ], s, 9 and 10 in square So
Terms made known on day Of sale.tls
g. J.. CRANhER,
lNRTWNlnT
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suPREsiE COURT OF .APPEAns.-In
this Court yesterday no cases were ar
gued, and the only business trarsacted
v,Asthe continuation of the following
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PROPERTY RlS0 UFH9 WHEEIMG

or RI FOR SALET vY 10
lts5TRUsfEEtSA NJ A DEED OF
1 IA dds, Hofn aeoFge 2. caidwal and Kate
Z. Caldwell, his wife, dated the 18th day of
March, sIs6S and ofEecopd intfhe Recorders
once Of Ohio county, In deed BOOK IS, folio
50, ! JYill oder, at pnblic sale, on
ieR Saturday, February 8, 1885,
ltl1OC O'Clock a l.at the mont door OF the
Court Ho1ss e mo TT1 t9wn i ss
on7DenuystresfytnS onth wheeling former
w known as-R ifehte t6En-) 1ftle Relieved
sahTsy oniy sElell IS 4 ysst.ra IA me By
sid deed OF trust, frf., .5,f= "a syss,f,1 -
TJITerms- one-t hird Of pnrchase money cash,
gyTeIsr CjefeFned payments bearing interest and
secured bydeed of trust on the property, or
- fI7sljf .1f.GI A. B, CALDWELL,
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rHAxKs.Lo1fi.. dendstockton, of the
Adams Express Company, has our
thanks for late papers.
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named cases E,.s--. ffr.r,E{
Norm rs. Bines, md others; 3. & o.
R.IR. rs. Beatty; Wigner Isl Wigner; b.
Il o. II. Il. u.s. Sanderworker; Boring
Is. Boring. Ill1 EgI1!t ft'Jf i.
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: g. LUAIAN, -. - Proprietor.
fTfH1S HOTELS LOCATED NEAR THE
IL 1Hathoad aDepot and In The centre Of the
y c0mtnodaftnE5 porters In attendanoaEf
III tI11nhszl-s bamaffiL 3D'z 'zsql HGepGI-eu1dr
= . IsfzE szLEifcl 1rfz Z .flisEf ,ilEr5H
y Z I9qsLAH l-psfJ m
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Grand L5dge OF Nfas6ns of'west Viz
ginia, met at the Masonic Temple in
this city last EVENING" s5iusL sGnoy il.
. There was a ftlI attendance from the
varIous Lodges OF the State, and d four
meeting was had. Jan - oi 9Ssd s1oi y
% The Lodge re-assembles this evening
at Z O'clock. ~ % All,...-a ieiIII'..,-Y =
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+ 1,I a74"oa ID lal1 gatE.a no nd nd
aIShe(srIifl,sL Sale.

8 91Sheriff,sr Safe
CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
- County Circuit Court, In chapeeIS, Deem
'sf - George Geo SIendel. cid1,nrpiaippnt,S pr
7 81 ~ .. Against 10 -. - -
walterG scott, and Hannah, hisVtet tDa-
Md Salisbury, Jane Cunningham and SAM
- frel w. Cunningham, defendants. IONS,
BY virtue OF q decree rendered 1nIne apoEe
entitled cause, by the Circuit Court, OF ONO
county on the GhaneeTy side, DeeeInber "a -
A. d. 1855, shall proceed TO SELL at pqpnc
sale, Mt the front door OF the Court House o.
Ohio county, on the 9th, day Of January
1866 at 10 O'clock q. M, to the .higheSt nno
hest bidder, The following described properly,
VIZ! Tot number one HUNDREDS and elEnIIy-
one ISL, situated ON the south side OF 1ohn
street, In that part Of the city OF Y, heelns
called East Wheeling, and particularly men
Toned and described In the sald bilIand de-
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Terms OF Sale One fourth of thepuTehRse
money cash In hand,t and The remaindeI ~
three equal instalments, payable In SIX ,tYe1iNye
and eighteen months, With interest iron Ihe
day or sale, feserving TO the purchaser Lhe
right OF paying any greater part, OF me &n9 rs
uf tsaid purchase money In cash, butu c tSait
payment Is chosen, then the pm fchaseEl u to
give bond, with approyed PERSONAL security
for The dAferHed, or credit instAlmenta-L .
rii1ih'stih slE JOSEPH SEYBOID,S -
- -syGn sss.i=s gsgSherin OF. Ohio County ~
~ And Special Commissioner In this Case.
iwheeling, Dec Is 1885 - dec2S-hl