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Meeting of the Union State Central
Committee.

At meeting Of the State Central Committee Of
the Union Party of Nevada, held pursuant to call,
February 10, 1865, it was ordered as follows:
That State Convention for the purpose Of Sc
Letting delegates to represent the State in the
convention Of the National Union Republican
Party, called to meet in Chicago the goth of
Nav, 1865 be called to meet in Carson City on the
Sth day of April next.
That delegates to said convention be apportioned
a. follows:
One for each county, and
One for each Senator and Representative to
which such county is entitled.
That the several county Central Committees be
Instructed provide for the election of Delegates
to the State Convention: said elections TO be by
direct vote at the Primaries, or by conventions
AZ the committees may direct. All elections OF
delegates to be had prior to the LIST Of April next
That at the Primaries for the selection of dele
gates, the following test be recommended, when
ever a challenge shall be made to the right OF a
party to vote:
ssDii you, at the last election for State officers
support the Union ticket:'' And VIII you, at
The next Presidential election support the nomi-
noes Of the National Republican party y
C. T.. DELoNG, Chairman.
C.N. NoTEwARE, Secretary pro ten.
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10 well known that Thomas does not seek to
evade the process Of law in any regard, and
will be ready to answer when called upon.
The Grand Jury convenes in the District on
Monday next, which is the tribunal charged
with presentment of this and all other like
cases. He says "Under avowals made to-
day think my duty is discharged in dismiss
sing the case upon the motion of counsel for
defendant. General Thomas, you can go
hence" Thomas, on leaving the Court, was
received with cheers by the crowd outside.
WASHINGTON, February %. - General
Thomas appeared before the Supreme Court
to-day, accompanied by counsel-Richard L.
Merrick and Walter S. Cox, with Joseph w.
Bradley, Sr., as advisory counsel. Judge
Oliver Fisher occupied the bench with Judge
Carter. A subpoena was issued for Stanton
to appear and bring with him his COM
mission as Secretary Of War and certain off,
cial papers. Judge Carter asked if counsel
were ready to proceed with the case. Mr..
Beddel introduced Mr.. Carpenter of Wiscon-
sin as associate counsel for Stanton. Mr..
Carpenter, owing to illness and the import
ance of the case, asked continuance till to-
morrow. Merrick objected on account of
public interests. Judge Carter was disposed
to grant continuance. Merrick asked that
the case be considered in the Criminal Court
instead of in chambers. Judge Carter de-
clined, as he sat merely as an examining
magistrate. Mr.. Merrick said General
him to the Marshal Of the District. He was |
therefore prisoner, and counsel asked for a
writ of habeas corpus. Judge Carter declined
to imprison General Thomas, believing he |
would appear tomorrow, and informed him
he could go hence.
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THE RAILROAD QUESTION.

The subject matter Of proposition
to enter into an agreement between thi
county and the representatives of tn
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Compa
ny for the purpose Of connecting thi
county with Washoe and Storey by rail
is fully before the public. Some plan:
talked over in private and some nego
Citations conducted between committees
have come into possession of the com
munity at large and it is now for the
popular voice to decide upon the accept
ance or rejection Of the proposals sub
,nitted. We will present the case as
clearly as our understanding thereof
and our capacity for making ourself un-
derstood will admit.
The company with the representatives
of which these negotiations have been
made, was originally formed for the
purpose of constructing steep grade
road from point in Virginia City (the
Uverman mine, we beIieve) to a point
on the Central Pacific Railway, at or
near its intersection with Lakes cros-
sing of the Truckee. Plans, specifca.
lions, surveys and all the other prelimi-
naries have already been completed for
the building of the said steep grade
road. The time fixed for its commence
meat is the coming Spring. The par
ties proposing to build i. are reputed to
be amply able to do so. Competent en-
gineers pronounce the work entirely
feasible.
Sometime during last June or July a
meeting was held in this place for the
purpose of taking into consideration a
rumored proposition upon the part of
the Central Pacific Railroad to lay the |
i.on upon q grade hence to the Truckee,
provided the counties of OrmsbE and
Washoe would construct the road-bed.
At that meeting this Virginia steep
grade road was talked of, and the con-
clusion was arrived at that its projec-
tors were determined to build it. The
imperative need Of a railroad, connect
ng Carson with the outside world being
admitted, the most likely
means for getting such road construct
ID were discussed. Finally commit
he Of gentlemen was appointed to con
or with the Central Pacific Railroad f.,
PEOPLE and ascertain what they would
10 for us. That committee came back l
,ers and reported that the Central Pa ,
:ihc Company declined making the pro- {
position which it was rumored they I
soald make, that on the contrary, they {
,ad need for and proposed to use as soon ,
IS possible every available dollar and t
very pound of iron to push ahead the a
.rsat work in which they are engaged. 6
q other words, they had made up their
ain d. to push the Pacific Railroad ahead a
. fast a. possible and not divert any Of I,
heir means for any lateral undertak- a
ngs. So, in course Of time, the much o
alksd of proposition to do the grad t
g if the Pacific Railway Company b
,ould lay the iron fell through. In Il
ne meantime the steep grade Virginia b
Dad not being yet commenced, one Of b
,e committee appointed last Summer u
the meeting alluded to, had talk
it'll Asssrs. Sharon, Sunderland and e.
hers, and the result, after some confer b
zoe held among our citizens, Is the el
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.


|
| CHICAGO, February 27.-The Iowa Demo.
cratic Convention yesterday nominated dele.
gates to National Convention at New FORK
in July, and Presidential Electors. Among
the resolutions was one declaring Pendleton
the first choi ice Of the Democracy of Iowa
for President.
The Convention adopted, AFTER stormy
debate, resolutions in favor of the payment
of the debt in greenbacks.
The Wisconsin Republican Convention
yester lay nominated delegates to the Ma
tional Convention. and Presidential Elec-
tors, and renominated Judge Dixon for
Chief Justice, and Byron Payne as Associ-
ate Justice of the Supreme Court. The
resolutions favor Grant, avoid the financial
questions, and demand Jobnson's impeach-
ment.
PHILADELPHIA, February . AT large
Democratic meeting in the Eighth Ward
strong resolutions were passed, and one,
Colonel Lechler, said: " Before many days
every lamp-post will be converted into a
gibbet for Republicans"
HARRIsBuRG, February 26.-The Senate
passed resolution indorsing the impeach-
ment Of Johnson. The resolution will prob
ably pass the House to-day.
TRENTON On. j., February 26.-Promin-
ent New Jersey Democrats have resolved to
present the name Of John P. Stockton for
the next Pre- idency.
NEW YORK, February PA Herald spe-
cial says Thomas has sued Stanton for false !
and laid his damages at $780,
900.
WASHINGTON, February Is. Pension
Barrett has resigned and
taken charge of a newspaper in Cincinnati
TonoNro February PA furious snow
storm set in yesterday, and the railroads are
Ill blockaded.
WASHINGTON, February 26.-The delay
n the House Committee on reporting artl-
lies of impeachment is said to be owing to
he fact that an impression exists tibet the
President cannot be convicted by the Senate
N the prominent charge of violating the
Tenure of Office Act, and hence the Com
nittee are to-day engaged in framing arti-
les with the view to secure the united party
'ote, if possible, and thereby avoid all
doubts of the requisite two-thirds majority. :
The Committee on Ways and Means have
greed to retain whisky tax at 81.
The President to-day sent to the Senate the
anne Of John Caldwell of Ohio as Minister
D Bolivia.
The reports that the Treasury Department
efuses to honor Stanton's acquisitions as
ecretary of War. are unfounded. Several
equisitions of Stanton for various amounts
assed through the proper bureaus to-day.
Justice Carter fully discharged General L.
homas to-day, giving as his reasons that it /
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REMOVAL or JUDGE HINDMAN,

I
The House proceeded to the cousid
Grafton of the charges against ,inSS,
William L. Hindman. -i7.-
The Senate was notified that the
| House was ready to proceed with tbI
| joint order OF the day.
The resolutions were read by this
Clerk, and set forth that Judge Hind,
man had admitted three rebel attorney,
TO practice law in his judicial district
Nthe Sth, in violation Of the Ia n KNOW
as the attorneys test oath.
Mr. Toml1nson presented an affidavit
OF the physician attending Judge Hind.
man. stating that owing to the oh sical
effects of typhoid fever, he, the Judge,
was not able to be present at his triai
during this session of the Legislature,
MF. Tomnnson therefore asked that the
trial be postponed until the special ses.
sion In May next.
Mr.. Con also presented a letter from
Col. Ben. Wilson, stating that he ex-
pected to act as counsel for the defense.
and urging postponement of the trial
until the special session, as 1t was i'm
possible for him to be present,
Mr.. Newlin said 1t was due to the
House and to the public interests that
Judge Htndman should mot be per.
United to occupy the bench six months
longer, and argued for immediate trial,
Mr.. aeermans offered a substitute
PoStPonlnB the trial until the second
Tuesday of the special session.
AIR. Blair did not know that Judge
atndman intended todelend, but as he
had employed counsel for that PURPOSE.
he thought it would be right 10 allow
him an opportunity 10 be heard in self
defence.
Mr.. Ferguson, of .Gabell, interrupt
ing said that Judge Hindman had not
employed counsel, but that the coun.
sci WAS employed by the attorney whom
the Judge had admitted TO practice.
Samuel A. Miller, ESQ.
message from the Senate was re-
ceived announcing that that bod v had
adopted joint resolution pogtponinC
the trial OF Htndman. The meSsa0s
was laid on the table.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, said that
the duty he was called upon to perform
IN this case, was Ofla most UNPLEASANT
nature. So far as he was personally
Soncerned, he would have been perfect
" satisfied ito allow Judge Hindnan
TO serve out his term of once. but he
Was here In his representative capacity
ana must obey the instructions of MS
constituents, and thought it VIA due "a
the people Ofthe Sth district that the tTiSI
should take place ut this session Of the
Legislature. = VI cue
Mr. Tomlinson said he was NOT hare
70 speak for or against Judge 5Infl-
man put advocated postponanent.
Mr.. Hagar said the 1niversaI opinion
Of men In the sth Judicial distriet, was
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JUDGE HISDXAS's REMoyAL.-As
win be seen by reference to our report,
the joint resolution removing Judge
W. L. Hipdman. OF the sJh Judicial
Circuit, Tor misconduct in Office, he
having allowed rebel lawyers to pFac-
ice within the court oIh!s circuit, with
out taxing the test oath, in violation OF
lie statute and in disregard OF the de-
cis.on Of the Court of Appeals, WA
passed yesterday by the House of Del
egstes. Judge Hindmsn was not pres
ent, but the charges being clearly
proven and admitted on all hands, the
House felt warranted ia taking action
in his absence.
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THE rumor given in our news columns
yesterday morning that Secretary
Stanton had yIsldsded to the Pesua-
Hions Of Senators to resign IL denied.
The statement WAS put forth in an ex-
ira ct Washington tharh be had been 30
advised By SENATOR TTumbuu and
FesseudeD. It IA now asserted that an
inquiry made OF Mr.. Stanton ELECTED
tue reply that the story WAS ground
less and that he neither proposed TO be
coaGed ournor kicked out.
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8or 8Fut.
For Rent.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING zoU.v
a on the north side OF Zane stTeet. $500
9Th and 9th streets, East Wheeling cSonfnISA
ing seven rooms, han, two poFeheS. ty,o - :
tres and tWoOallars, with front, hack 49,
side entrance and stable In rear ApnIV -
E. Ho6BS
At Hobbs. Tay Ior d Co
The parties who rented the above nor.
have given IT up. and 1t Is now for rent
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Trust Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made to me on the second Day o: Angus
A. ". lsd5s and Of record in Book40 folio IN,
N ne Reeorder1s Oft1ce OF Ohio county, etStS
% % MeSE NlrS1nia, shall on FRIDAY, EH
lSLA DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1855 at the
front Goor Of the Court House OF Ohio eoUp-
y IN me city of Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock, a
auction to the highest and best biddsr for
GAsa1 all the right, title, and interegt Of
Aenty Y. Harbour decd, as one of the heirs
the real estate Of the said joSaph g. HarFouT,
.s,,-a.. GIBSON L. CRANsER.
Eeo44-5VG0 TFusfeR
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THEHE Ia in the Constitution OF our
state provision eujoinIng upon the
Legislature tho moral obligation OF
fostering and encouraging moral, intel
iec,ns!. scientific and agricultural i'm
progement, and Of making suitable
provisions for "the organization Of
such institutions OF learning as the best
intsreats of general education in the
State may demand''-lramed by one
whose heaEt was filed with wise and
benevolent providence for future gem
eratious. Though Gordon BatteIle was
not permitted TO take part in inauRu-
rating and carrying on the work which
he devised, yet he was the instrument
Of itGpriniing upon our organic law
this Injunction, which il observed in
the spirit cannot fail OF great and en-
during good. Such is the mission OF
the Institution which comes to the
Legislature and asks a small sum to
aid it in The work to which 1t Is dedi-
Gated. We should be sorry to see such
an appeal made in vain. We need to
rstrench and economic. but this il not
the place 10 begin; and to refuse to aid
our only institution Of learning when
aid Is So much needed, would be at
least doubtful economy.
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IHE CAPITAL.-The bill locating the
Capital wss not reached yesterday in
the House. Il wiIi bs to-day. no doubt,
and vote VIII be taken On It's passage.
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Trnafaa,a Solo

PURSUANT nc A DEED OF TRUST
nom William Cloudy - to me dated
SotaerS OFFICE of Ohio county, West Virginia
n ~ oeed book No. "A, cage lie, shall, on
~ Ha5o SII1AHs THE IND DAY OF MARCH. lsoS, at
SoIt House of Ohio county, West Va, pro-
go 80 at public auction, to the highest
S So 3est bidder, the lot numbered (lSll one
pert OF the city OF Wheeling laid out by
NMlilam Ghapllne and John Eoh, now
S4noEn as Centre Wheeling, situated on the
msthodtst Episcopal Church on the south.
4etnS OF Sale; One third OF the purchase
i. aSSy IN cash. and the balance IN two equal
instruments, payable in SIX anu twelve
months. with Interest rom day ofSaIe.
POSSESSION delivered upon compliance
100, JAMES 8. WHEAT
IanSOm Trustees
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House and Lot for Sale

IN PLEASANT VALLEY. FIVE MTLPs
4 west Of Bridgeport and five miles eaSf N
SI Cla1fsytAe, near the National pike, Thls
good well OF water at the door. with IL
acres o. ground. Title clear. Price $50 0l
fcr further particulars call on the pren.
Lsess OF address the subscriber at CsdiI 4sT-
ri9on county, Ohio. 49,
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Auction Sale.

FARM OF 1U7 ACRES on MONoNGA-
west Virginia. Twenty years lease On psTi
81 me talm of Ira KeyEeE. on Cheat River
Ste9 S6 county, Pa " miles nom Its mouth,
- H"s = s'a taa !. Engine and Boiler.
$50 feet * inches Artestan Tubing. with
brass screws - 'H
sets Of Drilling Tools
SET OF BlacEsmfth' Tools, &C.
Cedar Tanks.
BIDS may be sent to Auctionesra, To b.
sold Sd of March, 1865, at noon. by
II. THOMAS q SONS
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral OF Capt. JOHN FRKzsE, wiz
take place from his late residence on Centre
street, tomorrow Sunday afternoon at TX
o'clock. The friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
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NEW HAMPsHIRE.-A private letter
from New Hampshire to "a gentleman
in this city, says, concerning the COM
Ing election in that State:
The Republicans Will cary the State by
n larger majority Than last year. The cop
pen are moving earth and h-l 10 strengthen
their cause, but they Will go down. They
HTu being met on every stump. We are In.
dlRnant 1T Old Johnson. He ought dFst "a
b suspended. then lmpcached, then hanged
IDF Treason
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TETENDING TO REMOVE OUR Ma.
u Sntl1IneEy below. We Oner 6oEsale the I'VE.
sGoLy p9ndlng, with four lots attached, now
Oecupaed by us. Terms very reasonA able.
--.I-,o NORWAY IRON MFG Co.
UeOlUsGI Chr. 4th and tIlay ats
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For Sale and Rent.

PUsIN Es 8 BAsEMFHT ROOMS
u nntshed ofhceS and DAGUERREAN ROOM In
secono story and rooms for other puTposeS
Ior rent In my brick block ON Main sSrssi
POSSESSION given Immediately.
6olulng lots and dwelling houses for SSls
E Eotso g manu1acturtng site, Containing eleht
t EoSs, lIonting on Main street and the rtTgI,
S 9eGWeem the Belmont and Riverside Mills
skin Ward. Also my CO lntry place for Sc q,
Once No. Hex Main street. aI5oTe Non.
roe, up stairs. febII.fT
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cHAssK % HoUE.-rne House Of
Delegates win meet this morning and
hereafter at 8 O'Clock.
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Public Sale of Cieara

4. Will PROCEED 70 SELL Az prs
Lie Eala TO the highest and best bidder On
saturday, the 18th day of March. IsSs =, "a ~
O'Clock, A. n, At the mont door Of me On
tom house, In the City of wheeling, the IN.
119HinS properly, % SATISFY the U. $ Internal
z. Wtn&er, 70 wit: Four Thousand A..
d1ndIed q 800 common Cigars. Terms M
feb 26-td. Internal Rev. LIST Dish " W.
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Atw Adrrrtisfmtuts.

T~RELTGIOUs NOTICR-ESe; EyAg:;
EES TTTHERAH CHURCH, corner 4th ana
Monroe streets. Confirmation services 20
MonoE II IO1< q. m. Communion OF !ne
GoEdS Supper az p. m. Special sunday
School EsFTioa consisting OF singing, ana
an GddrS by Rev. a. Lou Is BaugheI az Two
O'clock Tho parents and tTlendA OF ng
children ard an interested In Sunday school
work VIII be cordially welcomed.
n~RELfGIOUS NOTICE-Rev. MT.
ESS AcMeehnn Will preach in St Matthew
T. 4. Church uo-nOrToW At the usual houm OF
499S =. m Z p. m. II
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FOR SAFE CHRAp

TWO SMALL, CoMFoRTA BILE BR1CK
Il tenements, each rooms, EttuQfar3 m - "a n
vest side Of Sixth street, between john am
l Eane; Elll zen these houses at greatly ne.
oueed prices for cash. Apply at once III
THOA OBRTEN
Ieo[4sAH Resi- EEfafa APant
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spettaI apttefs.
nAREIAsE AND CELIBACY.

AND TIE HAPPINESS OF TRUE NAN
HOOD.
An Essay for Young Ken On the
Crime OF Solitude, and the Physiological
ETFoEs, Ab1seSand Diseases which create I'M.
pedhnents 10 MAKRLAGE, with sure means Of
Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, nee OF
charge. Addrss, Dr. ]. SKuLIS HoUGH-
TON, Toward Association, PhnadeIphta, Pa.
!Anai7's-la11S --
The Confessions and Experience OF
an IAVaIld.
PuhlIshed for the benedt. aud A. a CAuFIoS
TO YOUNG AESC and Others, who sufer from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay of Man
hood, &c, supplying TIE AEASs or snE-
CUEE Written by one who cured himself
and sent free on receiving postpaid direct
ed envelope. address SATHANIFI, NAY
FAIR. Brooklyn, n. Y. Also nee, b. the
same Publisher, a circular Of DA1sY SWAIN
the g1eat Poem Ofthe War. dEel7-suld
FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hsir 30 beantiful2
on Of Grapevine.
What sives your HAIR It's glossy lustre4
on OF Grapevine
Whist gives Life and Growth to your Hair:
Oh of Grapevine.
on of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation IS counterfeited:
on Of Grapevine.
Who are the only Propr1e.on of
on OF Grapevine7
LAQGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
sePB No. 81 Main Et.s Wheeling,
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Fnnaral Nntioe.

.NlHEAEAIBERS OF w lttELENGa LODGE
No. 5, a. F. & A. Y, MahoDR arc hereby
summoned, and tho nlPtgse1l If ONO LpdBo
No 4, NeEson Lodge No, ~, Hates Lodge No.
$. and OF all nelynborlhE leases lha AL 80
spectiuiiy invited 70 4Nset AT the MhsQDIc
Temple IN the city OF WAeallpE, eA eahuhy,
DuTpose 81 attending Tie funeral OF our dn-
eeased brother, John freeze, Who ul0d IN
New Orleans, La, In August, 1891.
JOSEPH aESBOlD, W. ~.
HAHHIRAI. FORBES, Sec'y. ItpsbsII
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Coal Lands for Sale.

TTHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR sa7s
i q acres Of Valuable Coal Land in Pr
nam 1oWDahtp, Belmont county, Ohio hi,
mile rom the ohio river. HAA
Inquire Of the undersigned at the SRtio,.,
House, Bridgeport, Ohio. IA
febH-3r' HESRY HARRY
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For Cincinnati
MUSIC HALL.

North End Stone bridge, Main st.
lJI SSLAP & LADY. .Proprietors
CHAS. CoLLISs,.............. 500. Manager.
CARD.
The proPrietors beg leave TO announce to
up. AZ a great expense the above named
maui ior The purpose of presenting 10 them a
ntst G ass entertainments consisting of Comic
and Dances, Fa y Dances, Comic DuettS
irish JiEs, Double Clogs, PantOmineg. BIIT..
!esques, Laugh able Negro Sketches &c.
knowing full we'll that thing 50 much
needed VIII he literally patrOnized, Ad.
mission, . cents. DOOIs open at 7 O'Clock.
FeriHnAncs to commence at s. Restaurant
below where meals can be procured al All
houES Choice Wines. Liquors and Cigars at
Loe oAf. feb25-1n
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For Sale.

THE PROPERTY KNOWN As thy
o. Baptist Church, on Clay street. ms
oulQln8 Is well adapted for any uanufSr
turing purpose, with good baSenent unds,
Lne whole building, and substantially bnIII
ST It can be easily converted into tenant
IeUGof ZWS r. HAVE
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Farm for Sale,

THE FARM AND MILLS, KNoWS
u the VIM. b. Hubbard prDpeFtS - a.
wheeling Creek, ~ miles north Oh az. 1;stSS$o
Vile. The farm contains l2S acres Of ~
limestone Land, partly creek bottom sItI
has upon II two Dwelling House, ~ - q
GElst and Saw Mn. For terms ofsaIs : nj !! :
70 81. CLAIR KELLY.
teb8S-Std Rfs GTlfTEvJIIa y,
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nHE UNDERSIGNED, DAvmLEy1- ar,
IL Wheeling, West Va, hereby RiVes ntsst IL
Of his Appointmentas Assignee 81 The IStafa
ofsREn. SehWabacker, Of Wheeling n ma
county OF Ohio In the District OF West Va :
and who was, to Wit, on the l5th iay n
November 1s6l, adiudged q Bankrupt ub0n
me Pe1fton OF himself, by the DtsfFicf Cont
dated g Keeling. the 7th day OF Feb
fe6s-SWd&w DAvIDLEvI.