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is @ s. IS O, @!
l. YER VIGORA TOR!
Stands unrivalled,
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Being the Only Kno,vn Medicine

Being the Only Known Medicine
That EFFICIENTLY stimulates and oonnEcrs
MENTs of the LIVER, w1Tnour I,En1I.tTaTIxo
the system. While it acts -freeig upon the
Liver, Instead Of copieus put Sing. it qIoduaIv
changes tho discharges to d peffecuy natural
Symptoms Of Lirer Complaint and of
some Of those Diseases produced 5y il:
A sallow or yellow color of the skin. or vel.
lowish-brown spots on the face and other parts
OF the body; dulness and drowsiness. some.
times headache; bitter or bad taste in the
mouth, internal heat; in many cases dry.
teasing cough; unsteady appetite; sometimes
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bloated or full feeling about tho stomach and
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OF the bowels; piles, fatulence, coldness Of
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THE ROLICY-HOLDEis's
Life and Tontine As5nra nee Compan,
';5S ( of fSGhalISYftth { -

LlIe anu Ionttne sASaI1ra nee Company
OF the south,
20 Broad street, CR1riesion, s. e.,
HAVING deposited s5O, 600 with the Comp
IL troller- General for the protection of it's
polcy-h0lders, will issue the usual forms of
Lie and Endowment Policies.
~ rs ne most liberal Company to the assured
in the World!
The Charter guarantees to the assured the
cash surrender rd'ue of his policy alter one
of fraud.
r. 1t is the only purely mutual Company in The
1t has no Stockholders. All surplus profits
must DO divided among the policy holders.
II IS thoroughly cOnSeroatice.
Its Investments are confined by charter to
tho most solid securities, aud it il under man.
agement OF men OF wcll-e ablishcd ability
and integrity.
Persons desiring any information will please
communicate with any OF the officers.
WM. MoBURNEY, President.
Il =. ALEXANDER Vice Pres. and Act.
GEO: E. BOGGS. Sec'y and Gen. Agt
JOHN T. DARBY, NJ. D., Med. Adviser.
March 30 i18
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Granite Mlll-Stones.

From. the Clouds Cheek Qua,ries, Edqe,fe.d
80 ~ County, s. =.
FNHE above superior MJLL-STONEs have
Il been.aweighed in the balance (iron) and
not found wanting:'l Orders filled at short
notice. Address E. w. McLENNA,
Marcn Su If2f8T2 -N Leesyille s. c.
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Sheriff's Sale.
A. Smy the us. A. II. Lee IKarrant of AHncA-

A. smythe us. A. ID. Lee,-- Karrant Of AHaoA-
TN Pprs1anee OF an 9ofdSr ii, tie above stated
4 case, mado, By. A.. I:sS6lo4dh. one OF shV
MI ma gs1tr ases 'fSt Riohland CodnS will AN.
in front Of the Cog5t House: in Coli1bia,
and Shattss Of Tho def6ndant,s ts5g:: t5 aoT;7e
Books. Portraits. Grorkery, fBlsnketa,T Coun.
GfsFpsaes %s: one Pssk qpe TsRls ana 9ne
March so WIN " ii'c' ,p'iiui8:. TOE, !Rlinls
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SheriE's Sale.

Louis 81. Trevett us Francis Kenstler-War-
rant OF Attachment.
Il N pursuance OF an order in the above stated
4 case, made by William B. Nash, one of tho
hagistrates for Richland County, I viii sell
on MONDAY, the 18th OF April Instant, in front
3n. ni the Court House, in Columbia, within fhe
One VIOLIN and CASE. attached as the
property OF Francis Kenstler, at the emit OF
Lo9Is d. Troyett %. Frapeis Kenstler. Terms
April 8 ~ q NH
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Pish. at Wholesale and Retail.
.,7xyH, THE undersigned can bo
FTsssssS'Nss found under the awning, at the
East end OF the Market, every day, with a sup
him call. r. T.. DANIELS
April 26 or Ncwbern. &c.
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Auct1on Sales

Auct1on Sales.
,i.. Sale 70 close Constgnn,enfs.
BYfJACOB LEVIN.
ON FRIDAY MORNING. al. 10 O'clock. I win
soil, before my Store, without reserve.
26 26 Barrels Superior Northern POTATOfs,
10 Boxes Assorted Candy,
10 Boxes Family Soap,
10 Dozen Canned PeSches,
1.0OO Lbs Smoked Bacon Shoulders.
20 Boxes Adamantine Candles.
A Large Selection Of BOOKS, in lots.
1Ohronometer and Thermometer,
Brass-barrel Pistols, .'s !. ~
g Sundry Articles Furniture, DO, DO.
April .;i''is7@i. .i;tIG
.3sa sheriff's Sale.
F. A. sitgreaves o.. J.W. Observation-Disclosures
of Attaoement. ~ X n =
N pursuance of an order In the above stated
4 case, made by the Honorable Samuel W.
@elton. Circuit Judge Fifth Circnit Of South
Carolina, will sell; on MONDAY, tn 18th
Gay OF april instant, in front OF the Court
donse, IN Columbia, within the legal hours,
One MULE, attached o. tie property OF the
DEFENDANT. ut the suit OF F.,A. Sitgreaves ps.
y. W. Thornton. Terms cash.
April 8 NTH Pc. FKAZEE. &. R. @.
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xAYyE LEersnArUnE.

Mar. %. SESArE-An act for the asses-
ment Of State tar for 1870. amounting to 81.
35O,4lS and . resolve to pay the expense for in
ycstgsiion Of paper credit. Was passed to be
engrossed. Psssed 10 Be snaeied.-An act for
the preservation Of certain birds IN act to au-
thoriIe towns 70 provide books for the use OF
pupils In public schools IN act TO Incorporate
the Maine Warehouse Co. (; an act relating 10
corporations an oct relating to proceedlngs
IN Court an act relating 10 the charter VI
the Lime Rock Bank. Resolves for repairing
the State House, and concerning the debts Of
the State prior 20 Feb. 22d 1862, finally passed.
The bin authorizing cities and towns 10 aid
MANUFACTURES therein was indefinitely post
ponel by both branches Resolve 10 inyesti-
cate the paper credit matter was passed 10 be
engrossci. Bin providing for one railroad to
guarantee the bonds Of another was referred
TO the next Legislature, In concurrence.
HousE-Resolves rtlating TO the equalization
Of the War debt. and TO charges against towns
and to credits Of men not put in the service,
providing for the investigation Of the same,
passed 70 be engrossed, An act relating to in
tcrest an act 10 incorporate the Dridgton
Branch Railroad Co.; and an act to promote
immigration, passed TO be enacted. The bill an
act for the ASSESSMENT Of the State tax for 1871
same as that Of the Senate, passed to be en-
crossed. @
Mar. 24.--rhe legislature adjourn sine die
this morning affair session Of rs days. Bill
concerning specie payment was passed.. Bills
toincorporate the Union Depot Company and
to provide In part for the expenses Of Govern
ment were enacted. The Secretary Of State
reported that 1856 bills and los resolves were
passed..
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All the privileges Of the House, any person who
NAV BE- found guilty Of eorruptng or attemPt-
ing 10 corrupt any member. BY offering bin
any valuable consideration to iunusncs bis ac-
ton in any manner pertaining TO his oiicita
duty. Also that Commander Upshur OF the
navy, receive Court Marshal trial for tender
ing $500 TO NJ. ID. Loudon with.a view Of Oh
tanning the appointment Of his son TO the Nav
al Academy. A bill was passed requiring owe
years residence Of cadet in the district. Ant
err quite spirited debate the resolution relative
to Gen. schoeppe passed Mr.. Hooper OF Mas.
had read and corrected q lsnghabls blundea
which appeared In the Phil Morning Post, ami
mayerting upon Mr.. Hooper ocNlass. for defsnd-
ing Mormonism having mistaken Hooper OF
Utah foe that Of Samuel Hooper Of Mas. The
editor had apologised for the ludicrous blunder;
but Mr.. Hooper wished the contradiction TO be
entered on the records Of House. The tariff bill
was then taken up and discussed I'LL the House
adjourned fHlH ~. -. .. ...
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Signs and 0mens.

Triaes Is not supcrstitious, but he heard
u story lately which shook his "skoptical-
itarianism." 1t was Of AN old gentleman
in Bcrks County, whose style was rs Ger
manizcd rs Tom Carlysle'S. and who had
been asked what he thought Of signs and
omens.
"Voll, I'don't thinks mooch OF dem
dings. and / don't pelieye aycrydings;
but dells you sometimes deere is some
dings in sooch ding ash dose dings. Now
the oder night l sits and reads mine news
paper, and mine frau she shspeak and
say
Fritz. de dog ish howlin ~
"vell. l don't dinks mooch of dem
dings, and goes on and reads mine pa
per. and mine frau she say
Fritz, dero ish somding pad is happen
de dog ish howlin."
And den / gets oop nit minesclf, and
looks out troo do vines on lie porch un'l
de moon was shinin. und mine leetle dog
he shoomp right up and down like afcry-
dings, und he park at de moon, dat vas
shine so prite ash never vas. And as
hauled mine het in dc windcr dc old vo-
man she says
mind, Fritz, l dclls you dcre ish some
pad ish happen. Dc dog Is hO'ciin.'
"vell, / goes to pet und l shleeps, und
all night long ven l wakes up derc vas dat
dog howl outside, upd ven dream, 1
hear dat yorser ash nefcr. Und in dc
mornin kits oop und kits mine breakfast
and mine frau she looks at me and say
very solemn
"Fritz. dere ish Something's pfd ish hap
pen. De dog vas howl all night"
And shoost den de newspaper come In
and opens him-und by shings vot You
dinksp Dere ras a man died 90 Phi!adel-
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er. and II Jon win believe me. that man
sung Eve stanits alone In bass. The "con-
grgation" consisted Of eleven men, five
boys. seven or eight women and six great
dogs-the latter walking around the floor
as they thought best"
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Plantation Bitters.
q. T.-lS6O-X.

This wonderful vegetable restor.
alive is the sheetanchor of tho
feeble and debilitated. As a tonic
and cordial for the aged and Ian.
guild, it has no equals among stom-
achics. As o remedy for the ner.
vous weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is super.
seding every other stimulant. : In
all climates, tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts rs specific in every
species of disorder which under.
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. For
sale by all druggists. emil
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Tweuty.fiye Years, Practice

TWtnIY.uNc NtUTs' TTWCNTCU
In the Treatment OF Diseases incident TO Females
has pIa,sd On. DOW ut the head OF all physician
making such practice o speciality, and enables
him 20 guarantee q speedy and permanent cure IL
the worst cases OF SaPPrsss,on and all other Men
sfrsal D,rang,msnts, IRON whatever eda's All let
tets for adyrcc must contain 81. once NO bndi
colt street Boston.
N. B.-BOardi rnished to those desiring TO 70
main under treatment.
Boston. July. lS59.-sp. no.lyr29
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MANHOOD AND w0hAHH00D.
PuBusHLD Br rHE
PEABODY NEDIoAL INSTITUTE.


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America. and yer.,sn Patents.
r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents,

Late Lgsaf of ns Us,fsd Sssss Pssssf oHss. HssA
ssgfss, ssf0 fss <efsf isu7,
5sstats st., epposits Kiiby ne, Bsstss,
"A FrER an extensive practice II upwards ef &c
n years continues 70 seeurc patsnts In the Unit.
ed Statcsi alse1n 6rsst britain. Yysses and other
Ass,xnmssis, and al pspss o. driving, ssr pat
ents, exeeutsd on reasonable terms with dlsps ieh
Researhes made Into Americas asd Foreign
WORKS, 70 dstemias the validity and utility Of
Patents Of In.snticns. and legal ssd ethsr sivies
% the claims Of any patent furnished, hy remit
ington.
fssf,i,ss Js' sstsisisg Psisan ~ ssesrissssss hs
psisstsbsi1yet issssi,sss. q. 49,. III
During eight months The suteeribsr, In tho
course OF his large practice, made 90 fvJes rstesfs<
applications. slxTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONk
o. which "a. decided ~ Ap (ssssby ths ceonis-
.-.t TESrIMOnfALa i-. ~
81 regard Mr.. IDLY ~ one Of tho nest sy:Ae
sd sssesssfki ptsetitioneu VIII whon have hsd
''eAi ''ss ciisnLEs MASON. cear Of r..sss
II have no hesitation IN Assuring isvsates. thae
they cannot employ . man Hs's ess1sisn sss
fvvsfssvfky, and moro capable Of pstung tnem ~
nS nsor.bis sseSids sssIen Il Ire fsssst Once.
- EDMUND DuRkH -.
Late csn'r q n =. 49,,
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Nv hen srntsd, and that oss 10 ses Ssst..y.
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Nv on his pAit. besds ne W rScouneea All
v:ssSps y sppiy v AIm 70 psess,s oss .ss.ss,
. :; ,s:s Ss :s. :. dor o. :s.s
~ssSis sssrrsa - John TAoMAbr"
boston, jan !. 1870 49, I've
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ART OF PAscIyArrSG, by ADAH MESKINk. Shows
n how 10 gain the undying love, admiration and
confidence 81 any one you choose. Price by mail,
sau ST., ~. Y. tmA
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A VOID QUACKs.-A VICTIM OF EARLY M
"A prudence, causing nervous debility, premature
decay, &C., has discovered simple means OF cure,
which he will send free 10 his fellow sufferers Nd.
dress J. IL REEVES, IS Nassau Street, n. Y. 6mH
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ANAcrto e-tablI,h certain post roads.

Latcs Of hs Unit<i States passed at the Sec
ond Session Of the F6rty-Ffrst Congress
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Have you tried Beach's Washing
Soap q Try II, end Y0u WILL ALWAYS
ussit. ~ n
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rJNO THE LADIES. The celebrsted DR. L.
Il DIX particularly invites an Ladies vho peed Q nsf.
ioai or Surgical advisrf. can nj Nh ksons n Esiees
street, Bsstno Mas which tbsy vnl nnd sSnngsd Nc
ther speciaf sccnmm0iaioa
DIR. DIX having devotci over tssnty yean 70 thIs
branch of the traimsnt "a III diseases peeulAs 10 knAks,
10 nov coaccio by an (h In tAh country and Esropsl
that he excfk ell ohes kDovn pvsethhoeu in tks nh,
spr.y and efseuai tsvatnept % al tense complaints.
Ills ncicines psvpsrd N ne expsess rurBnss Of
r-poynG an dss.sss sscA debility, vrshsss, ssssts-
mi suppsvvsioas snhrEeDeps q NJ veas abs On d.
charge which nov from nsstsd state q ths bd. 1hs
Doctor 10 now hH psepa~d treat IN Bis peculiar sty<.
bh nsilcay AMI sssEicAy, IN diseases 81 Tie tsnals
M and hey are respectfully invitsi 70 call 81
No. ~ Endicott street, Bssten,
An letters rcqurns sdves nrss ssAAin ees deliar y
insurs m answer. 80 I'D #....
H,ukn Jaa I, 1910.
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD

For twenty-five cents you can
buy of your Druggist or Grocer a
package of Sea Moss Farine, man.
ufactured from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make sixteen
quarts of Blanc Mango, and a like
quantity of. Pudding, Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo, DC, DC.
It is by far the cheapest, healthiest
and most delicious food in the
world.
RAND SEA MOSS PlRINB CO.,
. 50 Park Place, N. Y.
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Where do you buy your Soap ?
yhcr. L can find Dcsch's Washing Soap. rs
,TIE VERY -BEsr SOAP CAN. FIND ID tho
.aArkst. 49, vrl ausrrI -- = or Pc
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ne % snaeisd BY hs Senate and House Of Rep
senfaf,uss Of he Uaiisi States Of america On Ca
grsss assembled, That the following be established
post rSaisi
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Fsom Carilsis 10 De,ifri.
cut. " ~
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a. Printing Of oil kinds doss ~ this e<kes
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Notwithstsoii.G tks sssssstns Aes 80 kssss
quack doctors aui npstrum naker, Jet, refAriles'
life and health Of cthess, ther Ar tbose snoog u
win even perjure themselves, cootrdictny giving
70 their patients, that Ills contained In their M
% that The ausuai teeS may BE- obtaipsd fas pruks
Ing, 90 ''the diiar, |" 90 sfseticn a %, may b :
isr The p6vtpm. 10 b thus hal many are d
siso. and u,eiesy spend large amounts bs exps
with quackery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-14
-BELLAIRE,'

The leading tObl5 ol1eGlversatlon in
our town now Is, the railroad 70 Marietta
Inquiries, surmIses md specifications Ate
heard on every corner owners of real
estate tpf sale tGellng goDI Ut The prospect
Those wishing to buy are eager in their
inquiries and hllloE intGFrSf on the subject.
As fur Us the matter Is developed ut pres.
ent, Il looks favorable for the successful
building Of the road. Parties have hold
Of it tliht are generally in earnest, and the
object Is to build the road in the interest
Of the region Il goes through, and not for
tie benefit solely Of anyof tleOyergrgwn
corporations now In existence. We are
confident that any legitimate project look
ing to that end will be promptly and libcr-
ally aided by the citizens along the route,
and BY ours, especially.
The stock in the National GlaSS Works
Is being freely taken by our citiZcnsi the
works will 90 into operation in "a few
days. Their prospects Of success are flat
terlng lIBV i-ii-:i Il III
An effort Is being made on (talepart Of
the City Council and some Of the citizens
to induce Pultney township 10 buy an In.
tcrest in the City Hall and prison. Nagis-
tratespre under tie necessity Of compit-
ting Criminals TO Tic county jail, adding
greatly to the cost, and being ut times
very announcement. This movement would
remove all difficulty, besides giving the
people Of the township the use Of tiue
hull for meetings Of all kinds, free.
The City Council have generously ten;
lerel the, Board Of Education the use Of
one 81. their fine rooms in the City Hall,
for their meetings and the transaction Of
their business, for one year, free Of cost.
The following gentlemen compose the
Council: A. c. McllOtt, Mayor; r. w.
Shields, Recorder; MesSrs Hackett, Sharp,
Kelley, Sheets and Mercer, COunCtlmcn;
John Mccormick, Marshal. The town
elections are held in April. d. &.'..
A new front Is being put in the build
ing occupied by J. Rocmcr. twill be u
great improvement, and will enlarge MIR.
ROcmcr's quarters to comfortable dimen-
SiOns. ..l
Dir. M. Shieck Is also making the same
kind of an improvement on one OF his
buildings, and will have fine business
room ready In u few days for occupancy.
Another business house is being rapidly
built OH tho cast side Of Water street, ad-
joining Douglass store. The decline in
gold does'n0t appear to ,dlshcartcl bur
business men, as cagcrncSs for investment
and enterprise plainly show.
One Of the shore piers Of tho railroAd
bridge has been condemned for some
cause and Is being taken down. It is the
one that Ind been entirely finished.
The fine, pleasant weather Of The past
two or three days has had tho effect Of
thronging our streets with citizens and
strangers -. s,s
The sudden changes Of tho last month
have been the cause Of considerable sick.
ness among us, especially among the odd
chronic cases, but the health Of the town
Is improving. U'... -.,iH ~
IMIrch H.. ir.E. Il.
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River News.


The river was rising yesterday, with
thirteen feet in the channel. Saturday
was II quiet day on the landing. The
Hudson got away about three o'clock p!
NJ, with u fair trip. The only steamer at
the wllHrfycsterlay, was the Express, un-
Ill about dark, when the Savanna arrived
from Pittsburgh. She will remain to.day,
and will afford u fine opportunity for pas
sengcrs and shippers. See her advertise
ment in its appropriate place. The Ar
lington will be here tomorrow night. The
Anderson will arrive today and return 10
Cincinnati tomorrow afternoon. ...
The stage of water at Cincinnati, Satur-
day, was twcnty.tllrcc feet, eight inches
and falling. Weather cloudy; light rain
<S r, 81; EfSfST &" '':1'
ST. LOuTS-The Republican, u + dfiiS;
says: 'm h''
Business liasopened out well this spring,
anda tremendous trade Is looked for the
coming season. To the Ohio river there
is considerable activity. Ore is offering
literally, and the amount shipped this
week will not fall short Of 1000 tuns.
There is considerable stir Just now at the
TrOn-piIe, and barges arc rapidly filling up
with ore. Tho Kate Robinson, leaving to-
morrow, will take 100 tuns Of ore the
Allegheny Belle and barges, leaving to.
day for Pittsburgh, will take 300 tuns;
tho Hope and bRrgcs 500 tmis; tho J. W.
Garrett md barges !, 500 tuns. The Wild
Duck and bargeS ldh early In the week
with 1000 tuHs, and the Shamrock took
small amount. t Y .p"H"' n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-14

REM. ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-Thc fol
lowing Is a list of deeds in fec admitted IL
record in tue Office Of the Recorder o.
Ohio county, during the week ending Fri
day, March IL: "..u," w
Deed made March :, 1870, by Fred
SclIlerehert and wife TO Hannah Goldman
for II acres Of land between the National
Road and Hempfcld Railroad, east o.
Triadelphia; $3.50. Admitted SIarCh7.
Deed made February 10, 1870, by John
Archibald and wife 10 William Boil, fol
part Of. out lot No. 10, cast side Of Balti'
more aud Ohio Railroad, Jacobs addition
South Wheeling; $50. Admitted March :,
Deed made February H., 1870, by
IEss ,Rla ::lGE eD& '1i9c r : IG:2h Etg R
lot No. Is In square No. 5, South Wheel.
ing; $500. Admitted March s.
Deed made March 8, 1870, by Casper
A. Hccht and wife to Sarah Phillips (wifC
Of Arthur Phillips, Sr,) for lot 80 feet
square on High. street, McLure's addition
North Wheeling; $500. Admitted same
day. 4
Decd madc February GO, 1870, by John
A. Armstrong and wife TO Thomas =,
Armstrong, for lot No. / in Armstrong and
l.auc's addition; 81 800 Admitted March
10. : ~ ~ f. ~
Deed made December 4, 1867, ;by Aaron
Martin aud wite to Ohio King, for - acres
and 30 poles Of land on Short Greek; $3.50
Admitted March II, 1870,
Deed made February %, 1870, by Ben,
jRmin F. Caldwell and wife TO John ShrO,
der, for the south west quarter Of lot No
%, corner of Market and Marshall streets
Centre Wheeling; $500. Admitted
DNf Deed m made February 49, 1870, by Ben.
jamin F.. Caldwell and wife to FrNnk
Steuder, for the south cast quarter Of l0i
No. %, corner Of Market and Marshall
streets, Center Wheeling; 800. Admit
tod March II. Neutrality-suspicious.