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THE Poor. OF rHE -c1Tr-Asp hflan-

THE Pooh OF THE CITY-As philan-
thropic gentleman of the city, in speak
ing of the present spell of cold wealth
er yesterday, referred TO the sufferingit
must necessarily entail on the poor Of
the city. We were reminded, that sew
eral years ago. when the prices Of the
necessaries oflife were much lower than.
they are now, and when the number Of
persons dependent on public charity for
support, was much smalle than now,
there were IN our city some two or three
benevolent societies or associations.
having for their object the assistance OF
the poor of the city; but that now,
when the price OF everything IS much
above that of the time just mentioned,
and when the number of INDECENT per-
sons is a great deal larger than ever pe-
fore. we have not single society or as
ISOLATION for the relief of this class 81
persons. It is true that a great deal has
been done this winter by private lnql-
viduaIs-much suffering and desntuu2n
have been aIleyiated. But In the alb
sence of combined action, by which the
deserving poor are sought ont and re-
cognfzed, agenerotis collection OF funds
and articles secured, and proper dis
tribution of the same made, many OF
those perhaps most needy, are cut OF
from assistance. Cannot something
special be done during the present cold
spell FS fsf.-tgfl sfJ.-s 10
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Trustees, Sale.

DY VIRTUE oF7A DEED OF TRUST
} executed TO us by John Park, deceased,
bearing date on the first day OF January, 1859,
and now on record in the Recorders office of
Ohio county, West Virginia, We will sell on
Wednesriay. the fouTteenth day Of March ;1
county, TO the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing property, to wit: The Moth Hnlfof
Lot or parcel of Land numbered twenty-three
(23) on which Is erected one stoIy frlme
house, lying and being on the west side of
Market street, between Marshall and Division
streets, in that part OF the city Of Wheeling
known as Centre Wheeling, latterly the Sixth
Ward, and laid out by Moses w. Chapline
and others addition to the city OF
Wheeling. -..-s- f5.I..l s'...ilayz
Terms OF sale cash. Selling as Trustees we
will convey such title rs is vested in us by
JACOB HORNBROOK,
av iJNO.3K! BO1SFORD,
WN. F. PEI ERSON,
febS.td z5Fdl- 81 4ir i Trustees.
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& Pittsburgh Rail Road

W. p. SMITH. Master OF Transportation,
$40 r ftIst ..slIslzfsts stJ.B. FORD, ~
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G. w1cKHAM, Auctione eaN'
For Sale.

II WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT 1
i now live In on Water Street, It fronts - feet
modious dwelling house with 8 rooms and
bath house, with both hot and cold water.
Stable and ice house-all in good repair.
the person purchasing If theyswpnt them as
wish TO quit business. For particulars In
qn snn4 ot l.Mater 81 u ,MSseiIns, MIYa.
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An INpIAN DR1EaAT1oN.-A delega-
ton OF six Shawnee Indians, in charge
ofMr. C. G.. Koeler, Indian agent, was
mt the Grant House yesterday. They
arrived in tho morning over the Cen
trail Ohio Railroad, and LEFT at noon
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for Washington city, where they go on
business for their tribe with the Gov
ornment. The members of the delega-
tion were all large, fine looking, well
dressed men, and with one exception
talked English fluently.
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Tus soLpIERs,5 ,IEAauE MEETING
To-N1onr.-we feel assured that there
will be "a good attendance mt the meet
ing of the Soldiers League tonight.
The report of the committee on Or
gunizatIon" will be delivered, and sew
eral other matters of importance and
interest will be brought before the
meeting, among which will be the ap-
pointmsnto OF delegates to heState Con-
the I'D inst. <
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Trr1Sfaa,S Sala

Janls-td f9riE-a 8 sE,i-aIlIl IN
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~ '.sT5ISTtfa YsI4V .-'f.I $50 ;,
Is si4s 76i Lifr h9slsasE -
o. ?. e .As7I,i=gelc 4Tzi.I aEa.t
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Females Peculiarly Situated or those sup
posing themselves 50, are cautiQned ag4inst
using these Pills while In thai cond lon. lest
they tsinyita rnfsearfIa 2, ~ ftaE which .ads
ton. lie PSopTieE5g ]st1nies no resp ond.
bility although their mIdnes would prevent
~ a n T5-T1 -,,t5zS a. "a
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- - Richard HIDDEN, ct al
Pursuant 70 4 decree of the db6ses named
court, rendered in the above entitled cause,
on the 10th day of December, 1868, shall
proceed TO sell at public auction to the highest
aud best bidder, at The mont door OF the
Court aSSSe Of Ohio eS9nty WVa On Mon
q. M, the foTIowihg described real estate,
situate In the city OF .Wheeling and Ohio
Alexander Hadden, decd, viz:
All of lots numbered4 and 5, In square NO.
5, situated on the south west corner OF Main
and South streets, extending from South st.
to Wheeling creek and the stone bridge, ex-
cepting that portion OF lot No. 5, occupied by
hs P sa sad Bee Sgafs
edand tiistdsd 0fb1r barces, Two Parcels
fronting upon Main street, the one commenc-
ing at Wheeling creek and running ninety
(90J feet more Or less, upon which are two
large brick buildings, and fraHe shop. The
street, about f5fty- one tflj ffeet Upon Which
are also two brick bnildiDgs-bOth OF said par
GELS extend westwardly about 100, feet to q 10
The % iar tsSo parcels mont apbn South
street, the one about 81 feet, and extends
South so e fs SSB set Sr pg
about twents; fHrss III Seef, and extends
on which IS a two t%5 Sos, 81 Ill building.
"A priyaSS alley, 10 ,feet-yide, running from
nSr1 tH S2th aaa ds6s s o5 p psi
property Jointly. .a4.,5l[. i5or, ..rt,.,.gf :,
1865. .5Iiss ~ m ii1fffIT'
Also tract OF land containing twenty (27)
acres, rood and 3 poles, situate on the Nations
al road, about three and one half go miles
east from the city of Wheeling, and in Ohio
county, West Va. adjoining the lands of Alr.
Thos. Hornbrook and Mr.. s II. B. Carter
A plat and survey OF said property may be
seen at the office OF the Commissioner, or at
the Court House on day of sale.
TERMs.-one third 90 OF the purchase
money in cash, the balance in two equal in
Sediments, of six f6l and twelve Q9 nonths,
with I'M crest from day of sale, the purchaser
giving bonds with good security for deferred
instRiIments, or all THE purchase money in
cash II the purchaser may so elect
tan23.d&wts Commissioner.
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the SKATING CAnNIvAL.-The carni-
val at the park last night was all that
was wished for it. The ice was the best
of the season, the music was good, the
skatefsw were in good trim, and all "went
merry" &c. There will bs skating
again today and tonight. Those who
wish TO get more benefit from the Ice,
had better embrace the opportunity Of
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MARKET yesterday evening was not
very, largely attended. The weather
was too cold for many, and those who
were there didn't stay any longer than
was necessary. Butter was 35a40c; eggs,
2Oa35c; lard, Isa2Oc, chickens. 35a30c:
turkeys 81, 0oa1 rs; apples, 70asoci Pota-
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DYvIRTUEo FTwo DEEDS OF TRUST
Is made by Samuel Humes and wife dated
respectively as follows: The FIRST on the 18th
day 81 yPIyf deed IS On record Il in
and liz tSe5hdI dated Kdgnkt d, 1ISS4I which
deed is OF record in Deed Book 4s, folio 1sl, !
will otter at Public Sale, at the front door OF
the Court House. on SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of February, 1855, at IL O'clock, the fol-
lowing described property, lying in the town
Of kaadge n tn nfs county q Sni9 81 aR i
Number three, insquare number six, with the
buildings and IMPROVEMENTS thereunto be-
longing. Terms cash ~
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NEARLY every citizen of our State is
familiar with the name of Mfr. Dis
Debar, the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr.. Debar recently came toaour city,
and as was his custom stopped at n
hotel. on. the evening OF his arrival ms
one of thos rtists Is lio do the desk"
In the hotel was standing behind the
Office BARI acquitting himself in
his usual gracefnI style, q German
walked up and inquired IN a low tone
Of broken EnglIsh,''tIs Dis Debar INF"
Not clearly understanding the interrog-
ator, indignant at having tho Office
taken for bar, aud himself for n bar
keeper, our artist referred tho iu-
quifer with majestic wave OF the hand
to the bar proper: Surprised ut being
referred 10 such a place to find Mr.Debar,
and not successful in his search, the
inquirer returned 10 the office, renewed
his inquiry, and explanations followed
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From, he Wheeling Rc0istcr Of tte l6th inst. !,
ALMOST a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
most remarkable case of immediate
euro that ever calne'under our observa-
ton occurred in this city on Friday,
and for the facts of which we are will
ing to youch. A young man named
Irons, living near Fairmont, in this
State, has been during three years past
afflicted with nearly total loss of voice.
The loss of his voice was the result OF
severe attack of the measles, and he
could only utter his words in a fnint
whisper. In order to be heard at all 1t
was necessary for him to place his lips
close to the listeners ear. He came TO
the city yesterday and was operated
upon by DIR. Dodge, and IN less than one
minute his UOiee iCds restored to It's. former
StreH0th.
We are we'll aware that many persons
are disposed to regard such statements
as we have made above with an tncred-
ulous air, and to believe that there GER
taInly must be some deception or hum
bug about the matter, but we saw ana
conversed with Mr.. Irons about half an
hour after the operation had been per
formed, and heard his story related by
himselfin as loud, and clear, and dis
tinct u voice as is usual in conyersn-
ton. We cannot account for II; no
medicine was given; no surgery en-
ployed; but the simple touch of the Doc
tor seemed to effect the cure. 1t was
wonderful, but no less true. DR.. Dodge
remains Mt tho Mcclure House about
two weeks longer. The following state
ment was sworn to by Mr.. Irons yes
terday: 80
To all tChom IL may Concern: .a..
This is to certify that I hnye not
spoken one word above a whisper since
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THE SANITARY MovEntRSr.-In our
paper of this morning viii be found the
proceedings of the sanitary meeting of
city physicians held at the Council
Chambers Thursday night. 1t will be
seen that they recommend to the City
Council, detioa: and advise as the best
means OF effecting the preparation de-
sired, tho appointment OF health
officer, whose duty, sole and special, it
shall be to look after the sanitary
condition 1.-The city, welike this sug-
Cestion OF the meeting, and join in their
Recommendation to the Council Let q
good and competent man be selected,
placed ON a good salary, aud let him Mt
once enter on the discharge,Of his duty,
which shall be to attend, continually
and vigorously, TO the health depart
ment OF the city, ls y better, We think,
that the overseeing SO 70 speak OF the
health OF the city, should be vested IN
one man, We all Know too well the
Ind results which Saccrtie when such
Innttersiare LETT 10 so many One waits
ON ,li1other. and, the office Is neglected.
or conTsa the health officer shall mot
have absolute power. His duty shall
he 70 look AFTER fllatters, and he shall
recommend for action TO the City Gspnn-
eli what he shall deem best. BY. this
means defective spots can be brought
10 The. nntieef of the authorities and
the proper action Will follow, we know.
Act.,if ttIifeITaG ttf4fSlrfrs rssss ittt
I'D .sfJIGua Y.l,4V .-fsT s-ferI = a
~ l.i4H sdf Lifr h4sia.1sE -
O. ?. z. .as1t,i=iolc Tell elstAt
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Po1icE CouRr. Yesterday was avery.
lively day in the police court.
The first case that was disposed of
was that OF thermap who drew a pistol
ON another at, the Union Hotel day be-
fore yesterday, OF which We gave an ac-
count yesterday morning. The fellow,
for this ipnoeeht little amusement was
hned $40 and costs. y
Tho next case was that Of the fellow
who made the .muss'' ut the Mcclure
House tho day before, of which we also
gave an account yesterday morning,
He was fined $50 and costs, Having IN
a landable pursuit of an item. repaired
TO the scene OF the difficulty during its
progress, We were witness yesterday
morning rs. the accusedsa We think our
evidence convicted the man-that Is II
IL didn't, It ought to have done so-or
ratherifiti did It ought not to have done
solve mean IL 1t didn't, 1t oughtn't-
or, II 1t oughtn't, II didn't7or some
thing. Far .a.i e 81 .sss..
Another fellow-of n sFenianish name
for invading the sanctity of a fair wo-
mans domicil up street. and for being
put out, and for lying around loose in
The back yard, was fined SO and costs.
All settled but the last victim.
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SheriR's Sale of Lot in South
Wheeling,
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court:
The Wheeling Savings Institution,
VS..
Stenhen Waterhonse and Others.

In Chnncery.
Pursuant to n decree rendered by the Cir
the 18TH day OF December IS85, in tie above
entitled cause, shall proceed to self 10 the
highest and best bidder, at the front door Of
the Court House, OF Ohio County, on Mon.
day, the 26tlI day OF February, 1866,
at. 10 o'clock, a M, the following described
property, 10. wit; sFr :..nu 90 lsiil5U
Lot numbered five % in square numbered
twenty-fOur ca, In the Town OF South Wheel
ing, Ohio Comfy, with all the improvements.
4 TERAS oESALE.-One third co OF the pur-
chase money In hand, and the residue In two
equal inka1Iinents at six and twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond and security for
the deferred pay inefts, with interest from the
day;of Sale; or the purchaser may pay the
whole of the purchase money in cash. or
greater amount than one third.
JOSEPH SEY3OID,
Sheriff of Ohio County!
Wheeling Inn 55 I8E6l9Itd =
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WATER PIrE BURsrED.-The water
pipe leading from Clay street down to
the tack factory, out in East Wheeling,
burst day before yesterday, oyerfiowing
60,
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suNDAY SCHOOL N1ss1oNARY.-Rev.
b. w. Chidlnw, one of the oldest and
most distinguished inborers OF the
American Sunday School Union, is now
III our city, and, at the solicitation of
somelof our pastors, Inns consented to
remain and visit the different Sunday
Schools tomorrow. Our people will
remember Mr.. Ghidlaw ms the gentle
man who was present ut the first meet
ing of the Christian Commission in this
city, aud whoS pleaSeds so many who
were ut the hall, by his touching illus
trntions from the camp and battle field.
He will visit the Sunday Schools of the
First and Second Presbyterian
Churches between nine and ten o'clock
A. NJ, and that of the Evangelical Luz
thcran Church Mt two p. NJ.
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THE AGRICULTURAL socIEry.-In
our remarks the other morning about
the Agricultural Society, we stated that
enough money had been subscribed
with which TO purchase the fair ground
property. In this we were slightly in
error. The amount of stock taken
Is not quite large enough for this pur-
chase named. We are assured, howev-
or, by those having the matter in hand
that no doubt exists of their ability to
succeed in their subscriptions, in which
work they IRE still engaged Mt canvass
ing. a lfttlc more liberality on the part
OF our citizens. viii insure beyond
doubt, the success of the Society.
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For SalaRaa s6nable.

ONE BRICK HOUSE, SITUATE on
" Washington street, North Wheeling.
between Main and Market, In which now
Ft5 eefiafs. The house Il shfldbie FOR d
dwelling or business house. Possession given
on the Hrf5sE HsiI TR EeTTRfse'
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THE weather yesterday was consider
cd by many not only the coolest day OF
this, but OF many winters. The wind
was not blowing, as ON the day pre-
vious, and the cold WINS of that clear,
settled kind which affects SO sharply.
Toward the latter part of the day there
was somewhat OF a moderation, but
just enough to benoticeable, and surely
not sufficient TO improve The comfort
mt door
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) DIR. I'll KISNER.u
4EGIEcTiS MEDICINES.

NEW TREATMENTL&FlSEw yRRAfEDIES.
OFFICE, SD ST., CENTRE WHEELING. W. VA.
DRRl HAVING SFtpRED TIE SER
u VICES Of an Intelligent assistant, who
will attend to the PREPARATION OF medi-
bic him TO give more attention to out pa
tiefts sspesially. e. his, many 1flsndS IN tae
MS own office and all delivered TO his pa
tients by himself. Dirk. treats all diseases,
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful In many OF those obstinate cases of
Chronic diseases which heretoIore nave 6een
be named: Gofisumption,l Scrbfula. Dis
charges from the Ear, Qzena. Enlarged Glands
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
Rronelhtls and all dtseaSesl OF the Threat
snd S sS fsSs 4e SSPly a!a L ON
Spinal Affections, and all diseases OF the Ner-
yous System, is acknowledged by all who have
aver Known 10 me medical profession. Dr. X.
has been eminently successful in the treat
ment of all diseases peculiar TO women, viz
Leucrrhea, Uterine and Ovar1on Tumors,
Prolapsus UteTi and all Nervous diseases to
which. they are subject s. g, ~,
all Chronic Affections OF the Genito Urinary
Organ = viz: Catarrh of Bladder and urethra,
Irrita5le Bladde[s ana Sli, ana ~
Gravel, biAbetis and Difllcnlt Urinating, Sy-
phIlItic Diseases in all their varied forms
Ghonarrhea, its complications and sequellR,
sper1natoErhea and 1mpotency, and all affec-
lions consequentupon yonthtul ndiscrettons.
OF fFistmlas, White Swelling, ,Scrofulous
Sores Vafcose Ulcers, dc. Persons AFFLICTED,
with u old troublesome eases,
should lose no time to call on or address DR.
KISNER. Communications containing fee
promptly noticed once prescriptions and
medicine cash. For. visits IN city same g
othe PHYSICIANS. once hours, q a. H. TO Il
NJ Up. Msto4P Nj and 9 p. II. to Bpm.
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RIVER NEws.-The river was falling
yesterday, with about twelve feet in the
channel. Probably the heaviest ice OF
the season was running.
The Leopard tow-boat arrived night
before last, and is lying up with her
sister craft, at the ship yard. ati
The Sheridan, rs we are advised by
telegram to Messrs. Booth, Battelle IL
Co., is lying up at Little Hooking, near
PaFkersburg.
The Eagle and ErpresS are both at
Il was thought that the Sheridan
would probably be enabled to reach
this city, or at least Parkersburg, be-
fore lying up, but the cold snap proved
too much for her. l5 Is
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SHE.
IdFor saieI 55TIfF
Foundry Iron For Sale.
Auction Sales.
Valuable, Household and Kitchen
Furnitnre For Sale.

ON MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF FEB
I J ruary, at half past nine, a. M, Will
commences to sell at auction, on my premises
adjoining the old North Western Bank proper
ty. North Wheeling, all ofmy valuable house
hold and kitchen furniture, some OF which
consists of the following-viZ: Fine BRUSSELS,
three ply, and superhnes lngIain carpetS-alSo
Velvet and BRUSSELS Stair Carpet and Hearth
Rugs; also on Cloths, fine arm chaiIs.loungtng
chairs, rocking chairs, teets, Parlor chairs,
SOFAS fine mahogany centre tables, marble
tors, carat tables side tables stands, fine large
mirrors and oil paintings, mantle ornaments,
extension dining tables, hapdsome side boards
and looking glasses, fine mahogany bed steadS
and bureaus with marble topS7wRrble top
wasli-stantls, cane, Bottom chairs 'ook cases
mat MSS. feather beds, Comforts, cunts &C.
ALSO one f1rie seven octaye Rosewood Piano,
stool and cover. Also number Of clocks and
other articles too numerous too mention.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
a. wICRHAM Auctfoneer febl2td
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Pnhlic Sale.

nHR UNDERSIGNED WILL oF5EFb
Commencing at 10 o'clock, in the Town of
Fulton, houses and household furniture;
wagons and set of harness. a sausage ma
chine and all heRpparutus apperaining to q
I teu m dhy 5f5saI9, 1o0iI 1fI s5EJ1l1
IehISSta CASPER ZIGLER.
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THOMAS II. IRONSs 4
Mcclure House, Feb. 18th, 1886.
Sworn to by Thomas p. Irons, before
me in my office this 18th day of Febru-
ary, 1868. A.. G.. ROBINSON.
Recorder of Ohio Co., West Va.
The Doctor remains mt the Mcclure
House until February 9th. p a0IE
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THE appointed sermon to young men
will not be preached tomorrow even
ing, owing to the Illness Of the Reyer-
end gentleman who was to deliver it.
The next sermon will be preached to-
morrow night week, by Rev. John X,
Hamilton, at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, North Wheeling. Il
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febStd
Tr11stee,s Sale

DY VIRuTE OF a DEED OF TRUST
b executed TO me by LydiaS. Cruger, bear
ing date the 4th day OF April, A. D., 1860, and
OF Record in the Recorders office of Ohio
county, West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 4I,
folio $40, will, on Monday, the 18th day OF
March, A. u. 1866, sell at the front door OF the
Court House of Ohio County, at 10 o'clock, a.
M, TO the highest and best bidder, the follow
Ing described property, to wit: a u that piece
of land lying and Being situate in Ohio eoun-
ty, West Virginia, containing one hundred
and eighteen SacTest more or less, and which
said piece OF land Joins the lands OF George
w. Thomps on the south east, the land Of
John Gully ON the north, the lands of David
CARY iii on the south west, and the land of
Jacob Gooding on the south. 4 IN ie E.,is iaB,f
Terms OF sale-Cash.
Eaf,I1.fd y ~ I'M 2 II. A4aHt TFnStee
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: fur SHE.
sheriff Z SHE Of Tobacco

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1
n the autfon room OF Geo. E. Wickham,
IN Monday, the 18Th day of February, 1856. at
O'CLOCK a m, to the highest and best bidder,
yor cslsh. AK CaddIes Sunshine los Bright
tacco5aisU 4 Cutting Maptinel &G[9 H tEF
u y Eli ~ 'FOSEPH 8EY Bold
EebI6-St Sheriff Ohio County.
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THE thermometer yesterday at 8
O'Clock in the morning, ranged at about
degrees below zero. AZ noon it was
about zero. This was several degrees
colder by this means Of telling, than
t le day before.