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DAN BE OBZlLNRD.

DOertain, SpoeSiy, and only Enecfuai
Kennedy In the World for Weakness OF the
Back or Limbs, Stricturea, Affections OF the
ReS ImpotancY. General Debility, Nervous
neSs DyspepEaS 1angQor, Low SplElts, Con.
fnalon 81. 1deaG, RRlpItattUn Of the Hsart,
T1midit7 TreInbltrR, DImueH8 Of S1HhL or
6iddines, Disease on the Head, Throa1, No8o
or SKIN A6ecttona OF the Liver, EunES,
arIsinR nom SoiiEary Habits OF Youth-secrst
and solitary praGt1ces more fata1 20 the1E VIC
lima than the song ofSyrenB 70 the hammers
or Ulysses, hliRhffnR their most brilliant
hopes or ant1mpat1ons, rendering marriage
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made only by +. 5CEARN5, Chemist, De-
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$500 Agsn EEA Hsns1 sys sPs Female
Address H, ANDEkSON q CO., q
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that pays. For part1cu-
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LlADOF0. VT.
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WANTED. - Energetic canvassers to
VHlmake from $40 70 SIS Q day selling one
or The most remarkable inventions OF the
age, BLA1hE's 81 PATENT CHAIR SPRINGS,
thai mako an easy rocking chair out OF any
chair: Beware OF 1nfringers. Send for cir
culRrs to the Patentee, Manufacture and
proprietor, ANDREW n. BLAKE,
- Box 6i6. Can ton, Ohio.
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ge,p. aauertssemGuts.

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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

u
BEEF CATTLE-The sales were
chiefly to the butchers, shippers not be-
ing in the market to any extent. The
Xuality was about up to the average Of
the receipts for several weeks past. We
quote common, 4 25a4 10; fair, ea5 30;
good, 75a7, and prime, 6 25a6 so pei
GENITAL, gross. Shipping cattle are quoted
G 25a6 IS.
SHEEP-The market has not under
gone any change The demand and sup
ply is about equal, and prices are steady
Wequote common to prime 2 25a4 per
GENITAL, gross Lambs are selling at so
az 80 per head.
HOGS-There is better demand, and
irmer market, though prices are with
out special change We quote those
weighing $50 to 200 lbs, 7 75aS 25, 240
los, s 50aS rs; aud 240 to 800 lbs, 9a9
25 per per GENITAL, gross. One extra lot
of SO head, fed by S V. Curtis, of Mid
dletown, O., averaging 334 lbs. sold at
8 so.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARps.
The receipts at these yards since Mon.
day, 81, from alrsources. have been $50
cattle, $40 sheep, and, 2 22O hogs.
BEEF CATTLE--The receipts have
been about equal to the demand, and the
market rules steady and firm at our
quotations. Common to prime butchers
stuff, Seas so; shipping cattle, Tai 80
per 100 pounds gross.
SHEEP-The receipts have been
light, demand is fair and our previous
quotations were fully. sustained. We
quote them 2 SO to per GENITAL for COM
mon to prime, Lambs l so to 2 80 per
head.
HOGs-The supply has not been so
heavy since Monday, and the market
has advanced 10 to l5c per head. clos
ing firm with all sold. Prices range from
to 8 Is for light to heavy averages.
Extra heavy corn fed would bring 8 So
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C0unterfeiflng.

We learn from the Cincinnati Enquirer
of Monday last, that, on the day before,
there came BEFORE. Commissioner Halli-
day an innocent looking young man
named Nathan Clark, who gave his place
of residence as Masterton, Monroe Coun-
ty, upon a charge of uttering counter
felt money 1t was his first offense, but
the fact being proved that he had passed
a bogus $40 IiIl and fractional fifty cent
piece of the same character, the prisoner
asked and obtained leave to make state
ment. He told the Court with many evil
dences of contrition, how he had started
with his young wife to seek a home in
the West; how Ire had fallen in with a
plausible scoundrel who, by means known
only to such adventurers, so ingratiated
himself as to induce him to exchange
certain good mon>y for that which was
rather Indifferent; how he became dis
couraged at ST. Louis, and started to re-
turn home; bow he found himself, upon
arriving in Cincinnati, almost destitute
of money. save that which he had OBJ
tanned of his scoundrel friend, and how
he was induced to pass a portion OF ii
for something to eat. He. knew that the
money was counterfeit, but he pleaded
necessity, and told his strange story with
tears III his eyes. He was held in bail OF
$1,000, in default Of which he was com
1nitted. He viii be tried before Judge
Leavitt in October next.-Marietto
Times, Sd inst.
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Chicago Market.

june =.
FLOUR-Unchanged at 8 00a6 25
for spring extras.
WHEAT-Quiet and l}al!c lower;
sqlcs of No / at 17al IS; No. . at |
l4al 141; closing quiet at. l4al l4l
this afternoon the market dull at l l2i
cash.
CORN-Firmer; No. l advanced &c;
sales at 6sa69c; No. advanced lal llc;
sales at 594a6l4c; closing at 6l!c; re-
jected quiet and b,1c higher; sales at 81
a551c; no grade quiet and frmer and lc
higher; sales at 36a59c; unchanged this
afternoon.
OATS-Dull and easier and ba8c low
ell; sales of No. 2 at 5ala6oc; closing at
59ta59ac,
RYE-Quiet and shade frmer; sales
of No. at O31a1 Oh; No. 2 at !, o.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales at / 50al ID
for No =,
aOGS-Dull and 10al5c lower at s
80 s 80 for fair to choice.
CATTLE-Quiet and shade easicl
at 5 25a5s GIL for common to good COWS
6 5OaS IS for fair to medism aud 7 00s
= sc for good to choice steers,
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Cincinnati Izarket.

June 2.
FLOuE-Unchanged and quiet; fam
lily at 5 30a5 Is.
WHEAT-DuIl and prices nominal;
sales No. l at 20; No. 2 at l 15; sales
made by sample a. Is.
CORN-Dull at 63a65c.
6ATS-Steady at G9a7lc.
RYE-Dull at II.
COTTON-Firmer and &c higher;
sales 1900 bales at 27a27Ic for middliug,
TOBACCO-Firm; sales 116 hhds al
s 35a3l 40
BARLEY-Was exhibited on Change
to day, the quality unusually good; held
at 40
WHlSKY-Unsettlcd; sales $50 bbls
at 95c.
MESS PORK-Held at 81 25.
BULK MEATS.--Ileld at l23a15c;
buyers to moderate extent at 1c less.
BACON-Held at l3la163al7c but
not enough done to establish quotations.
LARD-Held at l9c, but there is no
demand.
OILS Lard oil 4Oal IS; linsced
dull aud dropping, sales at l 03a1 Of;
petroleum 29a30c.
MONEY Market close at 10al2 per
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From the Register.
Wheeling Wholesale a1aHisct.

.. June 3.
Thcre has no, oeen the usual activity
10 our market during the past week.
The storm put co.uPleia stop TO trans
actions for ono day. and farmers have
been so busy since in repairing damages
as to be unable to reach the cl'g. Flour
is lever ard the demand limited. We
quoIe:
CRAIN-Tho wheat market con,in.
ued duI. ana prices ruled at GOAL 20 for
red eod | 25sl so for No, white.
Corn is plea;y and held at 6Ga7oe Oats
src soarce and demand moderate st GA
65c. Rye st 0cal 10. Barley nomin.
Il.
HAY-7ha supply Of hay is fully Up
70 The deuard. 1t is bcld at Ia O9a25
90 per ton.
GHOCERIEs-CoEse-Rio. 2la2Go for
f9r fair to prime. Sugars--Reaued su-
ssr4 fr;p; good to cholce New Orleans
l44l5c;Porto Rico l2kalAac; Demarara IL
aITe; Crushed l7.alsc; a coffee l6f, B
coffee l6sc C extra 16{c, G coffee lCc.
Molao>fs-New Orleans 80aS5c, Porto
Rico 75c, Baltimore Syrup 75a6O; New
York do. 8Ol90c; Choice Syrup / 10.
PKOVISIONS-We quote mess pork
at 81 O0a33 90, shoulders 14la14Ac, clear
rib sides l73o. clear sides l8c, sugar
cured hams l9ha20c do canvsssed 20c, fam
lily hams l8lc. Lard l9,20c.
POTATOES-Magkot dull. prices low
er sales nj 50aGoe.
BEANs-PIep,5. Sales of white at
9 50a3 90. .s
FLOUR-Markct less steady and
prices declined on best brands. Red
Wheat is held at 50aG rs; fancy at 8
00a8 25a9 10; supcitine at %. Rye
Flour 6 co.
BUTTEE-SOlda at l5a2Ce with q fair
supply
a3 80.
TEA-Gunpowier tea ] 30al Is;
Young Hrson tea l 25al 80; Black tea
/ 00ca1 25
TOBACCO-Navy, tobacco 65a75c;
dark los and Is, G5a7cc; bright Is and
los, 75a9oc; fg lump, 7Cas0ci Garreits
Snuff, 7ec; CARROTS Snuff, nbozss, 3 80.
FlSH-Firm and steady. MaclfereI
No. 2 half barrels 10 so; No. medium,
| 7 75; No. 3 large rs. Lake herring,
half barrels 25; white fish 3 U0; La
brador herring at Il 90.
CARBON CIh-Act:ve at 2SA30c per
gallon and charge Cor package.
EGGS-Market firm and prices rul
| ing higher; we quote fresh at l5alSc.
| IRON AND NAILS-The demand for
nails is fair and prices without change.
Iron is not as active as at previous quota
tons. The following are the ruling rates !:
Flat bar S&a4lc, according to width and
thickness; horse shoe 5ic; heavy band
45a53c; hoop and light band, G to inch,
5a9b; round and square 32a78c: oval
iron 4sa5c; half oval and half round Al
a5sc; flat rail, punched and countersunk
4kc: T rail 44a42c; I rail spikes &c
nails, brads and fencing, lotto cod, 4 70
s and Cd so; and IDA rs; 4 and Cd
5 90: Sd 5 IS; "a I 90; barrel, inch
to / inch, 5 00a7 25; finishing, l to 3
inch, 5 50a9 25 casing, 10 to sod, 5 90
Ads 25; Cd 5 so; Al 5 rs; fine blued
sd s 90, Sd I 90, I'd 8 90; lining nails,
I inch, s IS; clinch nails6 90; cut spikes
s so; boat spikes. cut, 800; wrought
IA G0a5 IS
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Ese-EnIcn OF the Presbyterian
Church..

In 1888, more than thirty years ago,
the division Of She Presbyterian Church
Of the United States into the Old and
New School Prcsbvtcrians, was formal.
!y Recognized By tie cutting OF of four
,5ynods by the Genera Assembly Of that
Church. Prior to tts,t time dissensiOns
had arisen, but none SO serious that they
might not have been removed by the
exercise of Christian forbearaHce and
charity and by a reasonable display Of
worldly wisdom. But with the division
came the establishment and organi. ion
of separate Prcsbyteries, Synods and
Gen. Assemblies, the organization Of sep
arate boards of Foreign and Home Mis-
sions, and the founding and building up
of Theological Seminaries and Other in
sttutions of learning, to be under the
exclusive control of one branch or the
other OF the divided Church. Seven
years ago the agitation Of the movement
in favor Of reuniting the Old Gnd the
New School Churches began. From that
time to this the movement has bcen
steadily gaining strength. Last year res
olutions Sc TIM forth 4 basis Of reunion
passed the New School General Assem-
bly,, and only failed to receive the assent
Of the Old School Assembly because of
q lack of time for tier proper coaside-
ration
On Thursday, the General Assemble;
Of the two branches Of the Presbyterian
Church, which are sitting within two
squares Of each other in New York City,
agreed with but seven dissenting votes
in the Ola School body, to the following
reunion: That such reunion under the
style of the Presbyterian Church in the
United States. shall be on doctrinal and
ecclc ia3tica! basis; that The OLD and New
Testament he acknowledged as the in
spired word of God, and the only iafal-
lible rule Of faith and practice. the
confession of faith to be adopted Is the
system CT doctrine and discipline Of
church, and shall be approved as cou-
tanning principles and rules Of policy
The basis OF the reunion is to BE- sub
mitted to the several presbyteries, and
their votes thereupon shall be sent to the
next meeting of the two General Assem-
blies to be held in Pittsburg the second
Wednesday Of next November. Ii two
thirds then be found favorable, then the
two assemblies shall act accordingly, con-
solidate committees, and take other ne
cessary action for the interest Of the
Church.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
County Officers.

Probate Judge, w. T. SIaoLAIR; Office one
door North Of the PoStofics.
Auditor, s GRiNsuAw; Office mp stairs in
Bloomer Heuse,
Treasurer, DANIEL NEUHART; Office at the
residence of N. Schaub, East side of Public
Square.
Clerk of Court. IERE. WILLIAMS; Office at W.
7. Morris residence.
Prosecuting Attorney. ]. r. sPBIGes, Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. D. O'CoNSoR; oaice at his resi-
denoc, Rast side of town.
Sheriff, JosRpu MYERS; Office with Clerk.
Cemmissiouers-ls.A BERSHARp, W..
WORKMAN, +. A LAMPING; Office with Auditor.
Surveyor. o. s. SLOAN: Pos .ofice Stafford.
Infrmary Directors. WIN. READ, STEPHEN
DoreHRRTy, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner, JOHN MunLEMAE, ESQ.
ures.
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GOES COUGH BlLslN

This long tri.d ari psaular Remedy Is
again osllet 20 this attention OF the pael:s,
As often ss t',s yesr. roils 4rouni, tbs PRO
prie,ora annualiy u,ska their bos to sha pea-
pie, and q mini them that amongst ths
many things rsqu!e o d fcr''tha hsslth. com
fort and sustenancs Of th. family thfoas0
the leng and tsdioua months Q: win'sr, c""s
Cough 8alaam aind,, no, y, fsr3ot.sa. S"r
yeaTs ii has bssn haaSsAol medicine --snt
-ncti,a,s s1kioas tor ihs ss-r,y OF theft shli
Ten, sad ali ahp eiiier fra n sat dasais NJ
;sc tntnst. ahsst -, ,in5,. taan,; sdird 80
p. wihpgt it In sdli.iaa 10 th- ordinarv
!o1i :anc, SO long il the ntfkr', Ss n ne
furnish oar manmo,i family STA ,,o.s;s',
7hirh gT;!l, In common viii. ths olhst si2s.
.s ioani ii! 81 Dra, Stores.
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New York Money Market.

juno D,
MONEY-Activs at Z per cent ou call;
commercial paper dull at TAG per cent.
STERLlNG-Dull at 109a1093.
GOLD-Quiet and lower; opened at
1881, and closed at 1873; carrying rates
Gas per cent, showing an abundance ei
cash gold The Government sold 81 900
600 at 13s 26-l00 and l38 325-1000. The
proposals amounted to six aud three
fourths million dollars; export s2S5,7I5.
GOVERNMENT STUCKS-Steady
but quiet. Coupons of 81, l2lfal22: do
'62, l22sal22l; do 81, ll7all7s; do 65,
ll8sallsi; do new. ll93o1las; do G1,
l19ial2l; do '6S, l1ssalls{; 10 4os,
1oo31og3.
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. Spe(ial Notiees,
20 C3nsasnptiyes

TEiF Advertiser, having boon resio.ai TO
health in few weeks, BY very simpis rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, ana that dread dis
ease, Cousump!iou--is anxious to make
known to his fellov-suGsrers ths means of
cure. 80
To MI who desire It, he will sand copy Of
the prescription used Oree OF chGrgs} with
the directions for preparing ani usine the
same, which they viii lad scus CURE roR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, RaoacH'rIs. etc. The
owect of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he cohcsivss 81 b. inva!n.
able; ana lie hopes everv sufferer will Try
his remedy, ~ it will cost them nothing. anl
may prove Blessing.
Parties wishing the prascri ptinn. will please
address RSy. EDWARD A WILSON,
.. Williamsburg Kings Co.. NV Iork.
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Franklin County is little behind time
in the opening of the wool trade. Very
few. transactions are reported, and buy-
ers are waiting for something TO turn
up"
In Clarke County it is said that fully
one-half of the wool crop has been sold,
and much of 1t already shipped East
The average price paid there was 4Oc.
Dealers say that prices here will range
from 50 70 acc. Reports from Madison
indicate a very active trade there, at
about the same figures as in Clarke Coun-
tv-EnrMlnhnS .IGnrnal
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------------------------
Baltimore Cattle Market
. June 3.

BEEEES-The offsrings Of cattle to-
day amount to about eight hundred head
The market is without any activity and
prices are without change.
SHEBP-The supply Of Sheep is in
excess Of the demand and prices are about
one and one forth cents per pound lower.
ranging TO dag at from four to six and
one-fcur,h cents per pound for far to
good Sheep and dull.
HOGS The supply of Hogs is about
eoualto the demand, but the market is
dull at twelve and ne-half cents per
nnnnd net
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pniiaaaionin Cattle 1-as.ss;.

Mag 81.
BEEF CATTLE-Wers dull ,hi.
seek, and prices favor buyer; about 1900
hesd arrivrd, Iand sold st the Avenue
Drova yard at 9laeic Tor extra prime
and Western steers; l0c for few choice
Sa9c for fair to good, and SAFE per pound
gross for common. rs to quality.
COWS AND CALVE9-Mc, s.it in-
da;ry at 4J COATS Go,~ ~aai sprir3ers ut
10 O0a65 90. Receipts 150 head.
SHEEP-Were steady at about lest
weeks prices. Sales at The parA end
Avenue yards ct els7lc per solrd sfSse
Reccipts. Ii COO need
HOGS-Continus oc.y dull. nrd rri
ces were barely tozin,aiGed. Sales st
the Union md Avenue yqTis ST Il Goa
1275 fot slop; aud Is QG43l % :of
corn-fed. Receipts, 1900 head.
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Errnra &C VNntsS.

a GENTLEMAN who snfIcred for some years
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay and
all The effects of youthful indiscre:iou. viii.
for the sake of suffering humanity. send free
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by thioh he
was cured, saFerers wishihg to profit by the
advertisers esrerieree, aan do SO by siires
sing, in perfsc. oonf ience, -.
JOHN n OGDEN,
ma25F. No. d2 Cedar street, New Tdrk.
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EgGCy "ESixie" Became the .f5Sar-
seiilaise" OF the South Earring
the War,

glaCy "Gixie" Became the .fHTar-
ss,sIalse" s,,s Wsr. OF the South 'rins
In the first place The song and chorus
Of ''Dixie" was composed and arranged
by Dan. Emmet, member of travelling
minstrel party, who, while at Mobile in
the winter of 1901, heard SONG negro
laborers singing on the levee while load
ing a steamboat with cotton. The
thought struck Dan that, with li,tIe
change OF measure, it could be made q
good song and '.walk-around," which
generally winds up q negro minstrel con-
cert. Dan arranged it and produced it.
1t became q success. and was sang and
played all over the country By al! the
bands.
In the spring OF 1861, Mrs John
Wood came to New Orleans to play an
engagement at the Varieties Theater.-
During the time she.appeared in Brough-
ans burlesquc of '.Pocahontas At
the first rehearsal Of the pieceeyerything
went we'll till near the close OF the sec
ond act Tom McDonough, (now agent
for the LelIIngwcls, the prompter got
up ZOuaYe march and drill by twenty
two ladies, led by Susan Denim Every
thing ran smoothly, bat the music for
the march could not lie liked upon
Carlo Patti was leader Of the orchestra,
and he tried several marches, but none
suited McDonough. One was too slow,
another WIS too tame, and another not
enough spirit. At length Patti struck
up the negro air Of Dixie" THAT
will do, Patti-the very thing said
Tom, ana "Dixie" was played and the
march gone through with, land the chorus
by all the characters. At night it re-
ceived 4 doable encore, and 'Pccahon-
tls" had "rul," and from that time out
the streets and parlors rang with Dixie
The war broke out tlot spring, and the
military bands took it up, and Dixie"
became to the South what. the Marseil-
laise hymn was to the French. And
that is how it became the popular song
Of the South -Nemphis Post
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wThe Kennon murder case is to be
tried at St. Clairsville this week. Judge
Thurman is employed for the defense
The case elicits a great deal Of interest
in Guernsey and Belmont counties. The
Carr murder case is, we believe, to be
tried next week, at the same place. =
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ARRIVAL AMI DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO

ARRIVAL AND UEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
AND FROM WoonsFIELD.
Barnesville, which nowiuclpd-s Beallsville
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
p. NJ. Leave each morning at 9 Am.
Western Marietta arrives TUESDAYS and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at a. m.
Sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening
Leaves "Wednesday mornings at AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and saturday
at a M
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FOURTEEN SHIPS MIssING.-The Liver
pool Mercury publishes list of fourteen
ships which have sailed on voyages
across the Atlantic since last October and
have not been heard of since. They are
supposed to have foandered with all on
board. Truly, those who "go down to
the sea in ships" encounter great peril
More than two hundred HOUSEHOLDS must
have been thrown into mourning by these
disasters.
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EA sUere hail storm visited the
Eastern portion of this county few
days since. A large amount of timber
was destroyed, and much fence was
blown down. Considerable damage was
done to the growing crops.
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A few of the incomes in the Sixth Col
lection District, New York City: Will
liam b. Astor, 81, ,079.212; H D. Aldrich,
s10O,749; James Brown, S243,357 VIM.
W. Cornell, s149,131; j. Fl. Gautier,
s220,520; J. Sampson, Sl63,7l4; vii
liam G. Rhinelander, S1l3,056; j. F.
D'Nanier, S9S,523.
Some say the quickest way to destroy
weeds is to marry widow. 1t is, no
doubt, most agreeable species of hus,
handry,
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5(pn JooertIs
Legal Notice.

nASIEL UsELTON, OF tie city Of Vice.
IL ing, in tho State of West Virginia, viii
take notice that John n Genin, as Executor OF
the estl lte Of Thomas II. Genin, deceased, Of tho
city of New York, in the Stlte Of New York,
did, ON the l6ta day of April. lSb9 flc his pe..
tion, as Executor Aforesaid, in the Court o;
Common Pleas within and for the county If
Monroe, in the State Of 0hic, against the said.
Daniel Useltoo, setting forth that the said
Daniel Ceelton owes tho said John y. Gcuir, ae
said Executor, upon his certain pronissory note.
for the sum Of Three Hundred oni Ninety
seven dollars, With interest from data aud dated
July II, 1868; which said rromisscry note was
executed by the said Daniel Useltcp TO one AL.
fred Tidd, who assigned the same to tho aid
Thomas Il. Genin, decolsei; and 10 secnre the
payment OF the said rronissory note the said
said Daniel Uselton gave mort gage TO the
said Alfred Tidd, On tic tracts OF land therein
described, situate in the county Of Moproo and
State of Ohio, and being ninety acres OF land or
the Ohio Ri7or, in section twenty-thrse town
ship two Of range three, in tho northeast quar-.
ter thereof; and that the said mortgage was as.
signed, with tho promissory note as aforesaid, 70
Thomas Fl. Genin, deceased; the said petition
contains prayer asking that said premises he
sold and tha proceeds Of such sale applied to the
payment OF the said debt, with the interest
thereon as aforesaid; the said Daniel Useitou is
therefore notified to appear aud answer the said
petition on or before the 7th day Of Auyust, A
D. 1864
EoEETER & cKET.
iunoSw5. Att.-'s for Genin
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EyR. Il. CHAMBERS, of st. Clairsville,
was overtaken on the Wheeling suspen-
sion bridge by the great hail storm. Ru-
NOR says that "Bob'' got out of that.
"Fiye dollars fine for crossing this
bridge faster than walk"