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Cincinnati Market.
Cincinnati, April 8.

Cincinnati, April 8.
FLOURISH good demand and
prices are SC higher, the advance
being on the higher grades. Su-
perfne, made from Spring wheat,
sl1@l11; there is none in market
made from winter wheat. Spring
trade brands sl2A@l51 do win
ter S14@l5 25, and fancy SIG 90
@17 so. The stock here is light,
WHEAT-No. 2 Wintor sold at
So 05 and White at SO 35.
CORN-Ear soc; shollod IS in
bulk and 95@9Sc sacked.
OATS-In fair demand at 73@
74c.
RYE-Firm market at 81 rs.
Barley-Dull. Choice Spring
sold at 81 20; Fall dull and not
saleable at over 81 so for choice.
WHISKY-Dull at 26c in bond
PORK-Dull and no demand
City is quoted at S22 1923 90.
BULK MEATS-Dull. S@lOc
for Shoulders and Sides, and lie
for Hams.
HAMS-Steady. l9a131c for
plain, and l5al54c for sugar cured
LARD--Held at l23a13c, but
there was no demand worthy Of
note, SO that these rates are nomi'
nal.
BUTTER-Very scarce, and
fresh in demand at 30a35c.
CHEESE-Firm ut l7al74c fol
common Ohio, and 18a19c tor Fac
tory.
GLOVER SEED-Sold at tSll so
but is now held at Sl2 90, with
small sales at this price 50 9Oa2
93 for Timothy, and Flax is dull a.
50 50a2 60.
LINSEED OIL--S1 40 was of
fered and refused. Holders arc
asking 81 AZ.
PETROLEUM-Dull. 4Oa42C
for Refined in bond, Duty paid.
SUGAR-lllal4c.
COFFEE-Flrm at 25a28c.
GOLD-134f buying, and lS5!
selling.
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WONDERFUL nut TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world,renow
Astrologist and somnambulistic Clairvoyant,
while in aclairvoyant state, delineates the very
features of the person you are to marry, and by
themd ofannstrumeHt oiintense power, known
as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce
u perfecta and ife-liko picture of the future hus.
band or wife Of the applicant, with date ofmar-
rage, occupation, leading traits of character, &c.
Thisis no imposition, as testimonials without
number can assert, By stating plnce of birth,
age, disposition, color OF eyes and hair, and en-
closing fifty cents, and stamped envelope ad-
dressed 10 yourself, you will receive the picture
by returumoil, together with desired informa.
ton.
BB-Address in confidence, Madame Gertrude
Remington, p. q. Box 207, West Troy, NY
Feb, IA, 1867, 1y. t.
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A Blessing in disguise.

The discussion going on in the
South on the subject ofreconstruct-
ion is producing some beneficial
results. 1t is discovered that the
terms named In the Sherman bill
are not as severe they might be,
not in fact SO uupala'able as these
already complied with under the
reconstruction plan OF President
johnson. Even the disfranchise-
ment of the old political leaders is
regarded as q blessing in disguise
A South Carolinian, whose letters
to the New York Herald have at,
tractod a great deal Of attention,
and been republished in the Char
lesion Mercury, is of tho opinion
that their disqualification for Of
fee is fortunate circumstances
for the South, 1t was their in.
fluences that plunged the South in,
to all the horrors of secession and
war, and since the conclusion Of
hostilitios they have obstructed re-
construction, and caused the re.
lection of liberal terms, without
any compensating advantage. The
Military Bill, he says, is a conse-
quence other obstinacy and fool
ish advice. Tho New Orleans
Crescent, a Conservative paper,
holds very nearly the same Ian
guago in an article protesting
against the overthrow Of all the
old campaigners. Ofthese old po-
lltical hacks it says possibly they
were at no time fitted for leader,
ship. If so, their perpetual ab-
sence hereafter from positions Of
public Importance in the South
lciH be a matter Of public congatn.
idtlon." This sentiment is spread
ing all over tho South. 1t is be-
coming apparent that the old poll
ticians are neither fitted to lead nor
advise in the new state of affairs.
They are mere stumbling blocks,
which Congress has quietly ro.
moved or put in the way Of remov-
al.
New measures require new men
The South is to start upon a sound
basis Of social and. political econo
my. There is to bo no more caste
no moro oligarchy. All men arc
TO be equal before the laws, The
eamc measure of probation il
to be granted to all. Education il
to be made universal. Industry is
0 be diversified Labor to be made
intelligent. The system of land
tenure is to be broken up. Large
plantations slothfully cultivated
are TO be superseded by small
farms carefully titled. The revo
luton beginning in the abolition o
slavery is to be completed in tht
abolition Of the cognate vices ant
defects of that institution.
TO the innovations which such +;
complete social revolution implie
tho old politicians oppose them
selves with great vi or, and SHOW
no symptoms of giving way. TIL
Southern people begin to Sc
this, and hence the now commol
remark that their disqualification
for political leadership Is not to b
regarded as a public calamity
They will perish with tho system
of labor which they devoted thoi
entire energies to pcrpetuato. Thi
is inevitable, and tho sooner the,
, arc consigned to the fossils, th
: spcedior will be tho start and pro
gress Of the South in its new an,
better career Cincinnati Comme,
rial
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Messrs. J. N. HARRIS Il CO.:
= DEAR sIRs-I have made ALIENS LUNG
BALsAM pretty well known in our city aud
country, and have sold about all the four dozen
bottles sent me IN March last; and find that
persons who try the Balsam once, come back
for more, as it giyes them satisfaction; ard
recommend it in preference to any othcr medi-
cincfor cOuOHs or COLDS. Please send me six
dozen bottles as soon as possible. am,
yours, &c,
TnoS. ]. FLETCHER, Druggist,
P. S. I sell more Aliens Lung Balsam than
all other Cough Remedies together, and 1t
gives general satisfaction.
March 2sth. l8c7.1nn
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TO COnsumOtIves.

NNHE Advertiser having been restored to
health In q few weeks, by very simple
remedy, aftor having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumptlon-is anxious to make
known to his FELLOW sufferers the means ofcnre.
TO all who desire H., he will send copy oi
TIE prescription used, (free Of chaTgel, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they viii find sure Cure for Con.
sumption, Asthma, Bronohitis,&c. The only
object ofthe advertiser in sending the Prescrip.
ton, is 20 benefit the afflicted, and spread IN.
formation which he conoeives 70 be invaluahle
and hehopes every sufferer willtry his remedy
as Il viii cost them nothing, and may prove .
blessing.
partiea wiahingthe prescnp ptkon, vill pleast
addfoss Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, 7
Wiiiamsburgh, Kings county, Nev York
81 1eteter 2d IseD--1y
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THE SUFFRAGE CONsTITUTIoN-
AL AMENDMENT.

- - - ~-~~~--~ -
On Monday last We issued an ex-
ira for the purpose of laying bO
iorc the public the advertisement
of the proposed amendment to,the
State Constitution in time to give
it the necessary six months publ
cation.
Nov that the question Of man
hood suffrage is fairly submitted TO
the people for their decision, it be-
comes the duty of every voter to
meet it honestly and boldly The
questions to be put and answered
by every one are simply-ls the
measure just ! Is it democratic?
Is it in consonance with the spirit
of our liberal institutions and the
progress Of the age? For our
selves, without regard to its effects
upon political parties, we are pre-
pared to answer aflirmatiyely these
questions, and to yole in accord
ance with such answer.
The prejudice against a race OF
people founded solely on the color
of the skin. is the most senseless
that ever influenced the action of
Intelligent mortals, 1t is direct
censure Of The Almighty for hav-
ing created such race. Never
having had the least semblance Of
argument to sustain it, no ar
guments that can be adduced to re.
moveit will probably suffice for
that purpose. Those who vote
against the measure will be but ad-
herring to their prejudices, while
those voting in its favor will be
but yielding 10 tho silent "logic ol
events which has placed public
sentiment within few years in its
present wonderfully advanced po.
stion on this question, and which,
whatover the result OF the present
submission Of it, will ultimately
carry humanity onward to the
complete vindication Oh itself from
tho stigma OF an unjust and foolish
prejudice Of mere color. And in
times not far in the future 1t will
be a standing wopdor among on
ligLtened men that such prejudice
ever could have existed among 0
people with any prctensions to in
telligonce or Christian principles.
We are glad the amendment ii
submitted without tho incumbranc'
ofany educational qualification. Ed
ucation is oiprcclcss valuc, but W,
are democratic enough 10 beltov,
that the uneducated, of whatevet
race. should DO accorded oqua
rights in this free government, will
the most learned. The standard 0
intelligence wo would prescribe fo
avoter is that ho should know VIII
and what hc is voting for--and
thousand avonuesto this knowlodg,
arc open, even to the unlettcred.
II ablo 10 cast u vote at tho Oc
tober Election, We shall give it fol
the Amendment.
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just the Weather for Young
Ducks,

But very bad for consumptives
and people prcdisposed to pulmo.
nary Weaknesses. To all such the
season is very trying, and great
care should be taken TO keep the
body dry and warm, and all irrita-
ton of the throat and bronchia,
tubos allaycd at once, The sooth.
ing properties of Goes Cough Bal
sam render it tho oonsumptive's
best friend. while all recent cases
very readily yield to its curative
power 1t is pleasant, safe, sure
and cheap.
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Wo learn that straw suitable for
paper making can not be produced
in quantities sufficient to supply
tho paper mills, without much diff
6culty. So marked is the scarcity
that clcan wheat straw is selling
for more than twenty dollars per
tun. Farmers who have stacks OF
wheat or rye straw in good order,
should bo aware that those stacks
are as good as gold mines,--CGa-
cinHah Commercial.
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The story TIT Mrs. Dean (the
Miss Boxer who married her fathers
coachman) has been recognized as
a drunken fugitive from a husband
who beat and starved her appeared
originally in tho National InleIli-
gencor. II the Frceman's Journal
Is to be credited, the story is revolt
ingly untrue, Tho couple live in
West Hoboken, and Mrs. Dean is
unaffected in her simple declara-
ton how happy her married life is
and has boon" 49,
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FoRElaS.-A difficulty is brew
ing between France and Prussia,
which seems likely to result in war
France wants the Grand Duchy Of
Luxemburg, and Prussia is oppos'
ed to its transfer to her. The
threatening aspect Of affairs has
produced a financial panic in the
principal European cities.
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Attempt to Bronx Jail

There was an attcmpt to break
Jail by several prisoners on Friday
Of last week, which was frustrated
by tho discovery Of tho Sheriff.
A stone had been raised from the
floor of the Jail, and a large Quan.
tity Of dilttaken thereirom, When
discovered, one Of the prisoners
was under tho store at work. He
acknowledged the "dht" and came
up to be more safely "locked back
--,Scioto Gdsette.
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RAT HUNT.-The young men Of
School District No ], Walnut Tp.,
terminated n rat hunt.ot five weeks
duration on the 25th OF last month.
Tho number Of tails reported were
as follows; Captain Samuel Nor
rison, S,262; Captain David Ward,
2,s09. Total 6,O71.
There hayes been three hunts
during the year, resulting in the
annihilation Of 1902 rats. Cir
cleriIle Union.
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Written ior'the Lancaster Gasette.
Ia NFe,nos.t0a,a

M MentoftG1las
miss my darling Alvin,
| miss his kind good night,
His voice was sweet and gentle,
His eyes were sparkling bright.
OH miss his loving kisses,
Imlss his little songs,
My home seems sad aud lonely,
Since little AlVin's gone.
His little chair is vacant,
Imiss him every day,
knew not how we'll loved hla,
Until death called him away.
His little sisters miss him,
They often speak his name,
And wish that Alvin had not died,
But all that wishis vain.
For our darlingboy has left us,
GOneto his home beyond theplly,
We would have loved to keep him,
But Jesus called him up on high.
Now know my darling's happy,
Ia a world that is free nom pain,
And know my great loss
Is his eternal gain.
OIL will ltry to meet him,
On that shining happy shore,
Where death will ever enter
And parting is no more.
SUSIE FRANKLIN.
Boonesboro, Iowa.
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Proposed Amendment to the
CONSTITUTION.
TBE STATE OF OHIO.

oass Tag af sT4IE q. ssd1sispy az ogtS q S9st..
l, William Henry Smith, Secretary Of State
of the State cfohIo, do hereby certify that
:hs following is a true copy Of joint resolu-
ton, passed by the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio, on the eth'day Of April, A. D,
1857, taken from the original rolls on tle'inthis
office.
In testimony Whereof have hercunto
subscribed my name aud atixed the Great
r.. 81 Seal Of the State Of Ohio, al colum-
bus, the 9Th day OF April, A. d. 1867.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of STATE.
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Rahaed.

The o. s. Senate raiided the
Russian American Treaty on Tues.
day. All right. Pacific British
America nexsl
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The White Pine Compound,
GEORGE w. SWEET, vi. D.,
PREPARED AT THE

PREPARED AT THE NJ
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
1O6 Hanover street, Boston,
Under the Supervision of Rev. ,. W. Poland.
J. D. Park Wholesale Agent, Cincinnati. -
For sale by Davidson & Brasee, Successors TO
Kaufman 4 Co., Lancaster. .tt. ,+
March 7, lSG7-ly st' Hf
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A RESOLuTION


Relative to an Amendments of the Constitution
providing for the extension of the elective
franchise.
Resolved by the General Assembly Of The State Of
Ohio, (three-ifths of the members elected TO each
House agreeing thereto) That 1t be and is here
by pro posed to the electors OF this State 10 vote,
az the next annual October election, upon the
apbroval or rejection Of the following amend
meut as substitute for the first section of the
fifth article of the Constitution Of this State, to-
wit: Every made citizen OF the United States, of
the age Of twenty-one Years, who shall have
been n resident Of the State one year next pre-
ceding the election, and of the county, town
ship, or ward in which he resides, such time as
may be provided by law, except such persons rs
have bornearms in support OF any insurreeton
or rebellion against the government ofthe Unit
ed States, or have fed from their places ofresi-
dence to avoid oeing drafted into the military
service thereof, or have deserted the military
or naval service Of said government in time Of
war, and have not subsequently been honorably
discharged from the same, shall have the quali-
fcatons of an elecior, and be entitled to vote at
all elections.
ED. A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
80. President the Senate.
Passed Aprilo, 1867. no2-om
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NOTICE.

Books of subscription to the capital stock Of
Tine Lancaster ~ Mtllersport Turn
pike Road Company will be opened on
April gath next, at the following places, Wis; Ino.
Ii. Weakley's, In MilIersport, Pugh's Ware
House and Bushes Store, in Walnut Up, Thos.
Duncan's and George ]. wygum's in Pleasant
Tp., and the Store Of Reber, Kuts 4 ulrick, in
Lancaster. 8. @. BUSH,
&c. KINKEAD,
j. r. MUMAUGH,
~ JOHN s. .BRAeEE,
HENRY MuSSER,
March sl, lss7.5w. ~
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Freo to EYorYho.lv.

Large opp. Circular, giving information o
the greatest Importance to the young of both
sexes,
1t teaches how the homelymay become beau
timl, the desp'sed respected, and the torsakcn
owed.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to
send their Address, and receive acopy post.
paid by return mail. Address
P. o.,nrawer, 81,
Feb, Ia, 1867, 6m. Troy, N. Y.
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NEW BILL,

Dowdney, Justice, Linn, May,
Savage.
NEW BILL.
To provide for The publication
and carrying into effect of the
resolution relative 10 the suffrage
amendment to the constitution.
Read three times and passed.
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a GENTS WANTED EOK GMEE-

"A
LEYs HISTORY COMPLETE. EXTRAoR-.
BINARY oPPoRTUNlTY Unpanlled Success
This History contains accounts Of about one,
hundred Battles not generally found in tho
earlier works on the Rebellion, even in those
most widely circulated. Now that GREELEr's
History is completed, its popularity is greater
than ever before, and sells with rap!dity which
makes II the most valuable work for CanvasSers
everpublishod. Address,
o. D. CASE, Publishers,
April lat. Hartford, Conn.
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FARM for SALE.

A GOOD FARM OF I2a ACRES
n Of Land, In Berne township, on the Berno
Station Road, two and half miles east of Ian
caster, is cifercd at private sale on reasonable
terms. For particulars, description and terms,
apply on the promises to
April 4 ls672.tf DENNIS RENlCK.
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s345,2pO e5

Statement of the Condition OF tho
Hooking Valley National Bank OF
Lancaster, Monday mOrnin g, April
list, 1867. .n
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ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
ss4s,COo %

H. V. wEAKLEY, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me this ID
day OF April, 1867. JOHN GARAGHTY,
April f-3w. Notary Pubic,
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Isnow offered to the afflicted throughout the
country, after having boen proved by tho test of
its merits have become as we'll known as the
tree from which, IN part, 1t deriyesits virtues.
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The White Pine Comnound

Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary
Affections generally. II is remarkable Reme-
dy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty
otVoldng Urine, Bleeding of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Gravel and other compIaints.
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STILL ON THE TRAcKl

Passed Aprile, 1867. no2~Om
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-14

- STILL AT LARGE.ANotwithstanding
the fact that every effort has been made
to ferret out and recapturs Patrick
Qainlan and F. B. Mellor, two Of the
men who escaped from our Jail on Mon
day evening, they were still at large mp
to a late hour last night. 1t is thought
that Quinlan obtained ahorse and rode
out the, National Road, as parties re-
siding q few miles out the pike state
that a short time after dark Y they heard
q horse galloping at break.neck speed
past their dwellings,.
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iiauaisaiD ByoT'
1G asTir 9LT-.GI d51LN E--sZl
smii gus 70 rEif ;sdGid Inli
Zis i2si - Goa 4sG H9ai So
} rg,fu -.f-.,t }tuc Iauredo .Lg o.,
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ALTOGETHER one of tile most agreed
BILE as we'll as profitable places in the
city in which to while away an hour, is
'atNo. l19 Main street, where the finest
collection of Oil paintings that have
ever been exhibited here are to be seen,
fres. Many Of the paintings are by the
most celebrated artists of this country
and EdsopS Until Friday morning,
these paintings will be on exhibition,
at whiehitfme aah& auction sale Of them
viii commence. rqzT .laM
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THE TAX on cigars, blythe amendment
recently made to the Internal Revenue
law by Congress, will have the effect Of
increasing the price of common cigars.
such as wheeling stogies.' Fine and
common cigars are to be taxed alike
congressman ought to be made smoke
for their interference with onr private
luxury, the tstogy."', ~. 49,, .2. . .
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THE farmers in the neighborhood Of
St. Clairsville, Ohio, have recently been
greatly annoyed by horse thieves. We
see that "Horse Thief Detective So
ciety" has just been organized there
1t would be we'll to let Judge Lynch
preside when the next thief is caught
and identified. a ...-ag. n....
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

A ONE STORY BRICK BUILDING; USED
n as a cooper shop, situate near the site o.
ate possession given. r>,x,,y
Applyto j. W; MshEMSSaiM,
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TIE IRON MILLs.--For a week past
the nail factories at onr iron mills have
been running, working up the stock Of
iron on hand The, supply being fex'
hausted, operations will then cease un,
til compromise is effected with the
boilers who are on strike.
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-. DEATH OF A CRNTENARIAN.--Mrs. Mar
garet Hennon died on Tuesday, at her
residence on Neville Island, near Pitts
burg, in the Tooth year of her age. She
was school girl when our great FeYor
lutionary war broke OUT md q ri,atron,
Of. forty.fve when the war Of 1912 was
raging. Thus, one By one, Ike links are
broken which unite us to those old
colon;al aays. INT aAT 40 IEaGtiaduG
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MEssRs. O1ToBY H&iDUFFIElD, two
young gentlemen, 1t this city, w., who are
shout to embark in the jewelry and
fancy goods business, at 1O3 Main street,
were yesterday constituted sole agents
for West Virginia for Grover & Bakers
Sewing Machines. sa ..-.......' ~ -.'.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE..

u II. GlLLESPY Is AUTHORIZED TO
IL .coll-et aud settle the accounts of the late
aims Of Walter Marshall & Co, and Marshall,
totts S Co.
Parties knowing themselves indebted to either
of the trims will please call and settle, rs the &C.
counts are 10 be- closed up.
X. II. GILLESPY
A, Armstrong, Holiday & Cos Lumber Yard.
m2rl3.lw Uhce Market street.
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FOR SALE

,rHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
one hundred and eighty acres Of land, stu,
,frd in wctzel county, W. Va. about seven
miles from the county seat, New Martinsville,
ON the Ohio river forty acres Of which Ia cleared
and iii for fencing purposes, small orchard and Q
small house. Also forty eight acres OF bottom
vile. wetzel county, fronting on the river. on
which is located good two-sicyy house worth
about 3, so. JOSEPHCS CLAkn-1.
Apply to J0SEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
willie. Wetzel county, VIVA. febS2.d&w y
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WHEELING FIRE pEPARTMENT.--As
indicated By 6af c@aal rtpofts ysstsf-
day rcthi6R N Il sils i i Sn sifsS Ns A.
this city TO, reorgAnizef tho FIRE depart
imisdt! Fl d aropdsAl1 isa have q Chief
Director Apa y requisite ipulaber ~ q
Capt4ias 'aka dali baneI tia aontlel
enN dhssssSH 0ffhss Es$ts s.Ix s lpsss
ratns in 0sss Of nfes Tho wants0f some
spsh organisation haal long been felt here.
Every organization must hape an aus
thorized head to control and direct al
fairs. We are confident the movement
kwiilreceive favorable consideration at
the hands of our City Councils. -.