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a LITTLE Boy HURT. Saturday of last week,
little son of Mr.. Frick residing at Mud valley,
fell from the upper part of barn to the floor be-
low, distance Of about eighteen feet The lit
tie fellow was bruised all over, and one of the
small bones of his wrist was displaced, but after
all was fortunate in receiving greater injuries.
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10. G. T.-INsrALLATIoN OF OFFIcERs.-At a
regular meeting of Beacon lodge, No. 300, I. 0.
G.. T., held in Weaverville, May lst, 1870, Lodge
Deputy w. H. Bachelor installed the following
officers for the ensuing quarter: T. j. Conway,
W.C.T.; Miss A. G. Chapman, W.R.H.S.; Miss
L. E. Lockhart W.L.H.S, G. B. Jumper, VS.;
John T. NJ. Cochell, WAS; P. Hansen, WIS;
Charles Thomas, W.T.; j. w. Philbrook, W M.
James Barkla, W.D M; George Wash. Blackwell,
WIG; Joseph Smith, W.O.G.; e. Cornell,
PW WCT
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Day GooDs.--Our dry goods merchants are
ahead in the way of ordering goods. 1. Pincus
and Karsky Co. are in almost daily receipt
of new goods. From their sales one would
suppose there was any stringency in the times
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CARTER HOUSE BALL.-We have no doubt the
public generally expected to hear of grand
ball at the Carter house, Junction City, soon,
Thede having II reputation for doing the like,
and what is more doing it in fine style In our
opinion he finds Mrs. Thede considerable help
and receives more than his share of the glory.
Without saying any more about that, we wish
we were as sure of some other things as. we are
that Thede & Baumgartner's arrangements will
be satisfactory: that Thede will fly around like
a pea in frying PAM" Mrs. Thede will be
just as happy as big sunAower," and none
of the company will have occasion to exclaim
" Shoe fly don't bodder me-" OF course there
will be a goodly crowd from Weavervlle.
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CHANGE.-C. W. Hedges has retired from the
llayfork express, E. j. Hills taking his place.
The public are sure to be benefited by two ex-
pressmen being on the route, and the best man
is likely to win.
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GETTING MARRIED.

Essays for Young Men tho delights of HOME and the
propriety improperly Of getting Married. with sanitary
help for those who feel untitled for matrimonial happiness
Sent free, in sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSO
ClATION, Box =, Philadelphia, Pa. 6-3m.
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Beg" If you wish the very best CABINET PHoro-
GRAPHS, you must call on BRADLEY & RULoFsoN,
429 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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The soldiers who complained through the
Journal, last fall of bad treatment by their com
manding officer, and were consequently arrested
have not yet been tried.
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LITIGANT PAPERs.-The Yreka Union, of Sis
kiyou, Courier, of Shasta, Journal, of Trinity,
have been designated by Judge Rosborough as
the litigant papers for their respective counties.
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Supervisors met
this week, and after transactlng all business be-
fore them, adjourned Wednesday evening Pro-
ceedings elsewhere.
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BG7yn If you wish to read the papers, go to the
Challenge Saloon.
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Notice TO the Public.

r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD THE STOCK
L buildings, business and good will appertain
ing to the
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REMOVED. y We learn from the Humboldt
Times that Lieutenant Spaulding, Indian agent
at Hoopa Valley, is to be relieved, Captain s.
q. Whipple will be his successor.
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Bay Good, old English Ale, at the Challenge
Saloon.
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THE HOWE MACHINE COMPAHsY'S
WORLD-RENOWNED
SEWING MACHINES !!

DARIS EXPOSITION UNIVERSEILE, 1sG7,
Two Grand Prizes Grand Cross of the
Legion of Honor, to Elias Howe, Jr. as inventor,
and
Gold Medal for the Best Sewing Machine,
The highest honors ever conferred for Sewing
Machines.
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LONE more unfortunate,

A Coop IDEA.-lt is proposed to dig well in
Weavervle cemetery for the purpose of irriga-
ting the flowers and shrubs growing there. This
is the best plan and should be adopted. There
are many who ought to feel interested in the
matter, and trihing contribution from each
would suffice. Mr.. E. Cornell has the matter in
charge. Those interested should call upon him
without delay.
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Wheeler 4 Wilson.
Great Trial of Sewing Machines
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST |

The Judges, the whole World and the
Trial Fifteen Years Duration.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-Louis Damn, boot and
shoe maker, adjoining the New York hotel, re-
ceived a large lot of French leather of all sorts,
this week
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Reports of Treasurer and Auditor for the
quarter ending, May I'd, 1870, were received and
ordered placed on file. Following are the re-
ports: .
TREASURER'S REPORT.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of Trinity
County:
l herewith submit full report of the moneys
received and disbursed from February 7th, to
Ml,rr 4
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MOUNTAIN MARKET,

in Weavervile to Messrs. Watson & Brown, o,
French Gulch and Lewiston, and take pleasure
in recommending them to my customers and
friends as liberal and reliable men.
All persons indebted to me on account are
hereby notified to make
IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT,
as intend to square up all round, and must
have money.
JOHN JACKSON.
Weaverville, February 9th, 1879. eff.
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Proceedings of the Board of supervisors.

MONDAY, May I'd, 1870.
Ihere being no quorum present, all proceed
lngs were adjourned by the Clerk till May 3D. at
. O'Clock A. NJ.
TUESDAY, May Sd, 1870
Board met Pursuant to adjournment, present,
j.: f. Hoadley, chairman, R. n Davidson, VIM.
McCollum. The following proceedings were
had:
The petition of citizens of Canyon City town
snip praying for the appointment of Justice of
the Peace for said township, and representing
that Ellis Flowers is suitable person to be ap-
pointed such Justice, was granted, and it was
ordered that Ellis Flowers be appointed Justice
OF the Peace in and for Canyon City township,
he being required to file bonds in the sum of
81 ,000
1t was ordered that Edward Bontecou be ap-
pointed Road Overseer for Byther's road dis
trict, he being required to file bond in the
sum of $500
The following bills were allowed on the con-
f1p
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WEDNESDAY, May 4th.
This being the last day of the session of the
Board of Supervisors, and the County Treasurer
being in attendance on the board with sealed
proposals for the surrender of county warrants
that had been received by him in accordance
with the statutes in reference thereto made and
provided, the board proceeded to open and ex-
anime the same and accepted the following, and
the Treasurer ordered to pay the same out
of the redemption fund
F. W. Young, $1,000 at a cents. 90 90
NJ r. Griffin, So 35" 74A ....,........ AZ a5
The Auditor was ordered to draw warrants
for the pay and per diem of Supervisors and sal
ary of Clerk of the board.
1t was ordered that the District-Attorney COM
mence suit against all delquent tax payer.
The proceedings of the board were ordered to
be published in the Trinity Journal.
No further business appearing, the board ad-
iourned until next regular term.
J. F. HOADLEY, Chairman.
j. w. PHLBRooK, Clerk.
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THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT
% THE WHEELER g. WILSON SEWING
MACHINE THE CHAMPIONH
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AUDITORS REPORT.

JUHN ". PHILBKUOK, County Auditor.
n Dr.. II. NJ. Chauncey's bill of $3.50, for services
lie county physician, was allowed on the hos
l. pital fund
q" The following bills were allowed on the gen.
er
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stood that the following table Is the
ats, but to do the stitching unlyo

SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST,
A. II. SUPLEE,
203 Rearny street, San Francieeo.
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From SKIsKIYoU.-J. jackson, Sheriff, re-
turned from visit to Siskiyou this week He
says very rich quartz is being found in that
county.
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Ba~ Havana Cigars, at the Challenge Saloon
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"THm LAST AND REST"
WEED SEWING MACHINES

First 49, Their New "ramily Fayolto." Sccond-Their
New, Light and Nolsccss Manufacturers Sewing Machines
Thirdly-Their Immense heavy "Mauumctmcs' Fayortc.
The three together combining the advantages of all others u
the present being the BEST Nude doing the best
workhas received throughout Europe and States and upon
this CoRst
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Prsce, from 500 fo $500.
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BELM6NT COUNTY.

From our Belmont county exchanges
we take the following items:
A CINCINNATI firm was awarded the
construction Of the iron cells at the ST.
Clairsville, Ohio, Jail, for five thousand
two hundred and fry dollars.
THE mother of Rev. Mr.. Caldwell, IN
aged lady, was seriously injured BY fall
from o slip Of the feet, on the I'd Inst, at
her residence near the line Of Richland
and. v heelng T6ynships. b
= TEE Hull and engine OF The steamer
Star are plainly visible Onthe beach above
IIeathcringtOn's coal works, near Bell
airc. The engines arc said to be very lit
tie damaged. One Of the barges that
stove on the pier In the channel, sunk on
the ripple and Is sadly in the way Of pass-
ing boats aud steamers .-.,.u,
WI Aaye been favored for aweek OF
ten days past, says the GAINESVILLE Enter.
prize, with very pleasant winter weather
during the night the ground it0zc hard
and tue following day It thawed out TO q
slush. Farmers complain that the wheat
Is considerably damaged BY this freezing
and thawing process, but It Is difficult
thus carly in the season TO determine what
damage the crop hAs sustained.
TEACHERS ExAMENATION.-At the last
teachers examination held at st. ClHirs-
vile, Saturday, February 8, there were
forty applicants. or these, three received
certificates for 10 months; thirteen for 12
months; nineteen for six months, md five
were rejected VI
A RAILROAD MEETING. was held in
MOrristown on Saturday the 9th, inst,
Much interest was manifested. Arrange.
ments were made to have the proposed
route surveyed from Belmont vim, Morris.
town, as far as the mouth Of BOggs' fork Of
Saltwater. It was stated that the Bel
mont and Toledo Railroad could be built
on this route $500,OO0 cheaper than via.
St. ClaIrsville and Flushing, as 1t was more
practicable, and some ten ortilteGn miles
shorter then the other. Some farmers
propose to sign the right away, and grade
the road through their own farms. The
meeting adjourned to meet In MOrTistown
next Saturday the 12hl inst ut one o'clock,
Pm. sat i., ~ .I
A DAY or two ago u youthful pair on
mntrimony bent; drove up to the front Of
the house OF a Morristown minister. No
sooner had they stopped than the Rcvcr-
end, as II BY previous arrangement, made
his appearance at the door, but instead Of
inviting the young couple TO alight, he
stepped to the edge Of the pave-a few
words were exchanged groom hand
ed the preacher package-probably the
license and then without any more ado
the parson lifted up his voice, and there In
the open street and under the winter sky,
made them man and wife. Only one or
two passers.by saw what WIS going for.
ward, though it was near the middle Of
the day and in the most business part Of
the town. In five minutes from the time
Of their arrival, they were travelling away,
fairly plunged into matrimo1y, ind as
Tony Weller hath 1t, "doubtlesS making y
all VERY capital"
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INAUGURATION Hop.-Thc hop last
night ut the City Hotel was u brilliant af-
fair, and fully sustained the reputation
Mr.. D. enjoys in getting up and carrying
out such matters. The crowd was not
immense, but was large enough to make
the occasion areally pleasant one The
refreshments were choice and received
ample justice at the hands Of the fair
ladies and gallant gents Everything
passed Off handsomely. Mr.. DALEY may
congratulate himself on having made a
"tcn strike" in the good graces Of Tcrp-
sichore's devotccs In our city. H'.
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-A called
meeting Of the Board of Supervisors was
held in their room al the Court House,
yesterday morning ut 10 o'clock. The
chair was occupied by the President, Mr..
Salisbury, and ut roll call the following
members answered: Messrs, Botsiord,
Claton, Miller, Roberts, Waterhouse and
ZOcCkler.
Tho object Of the meeting was stated by
the President, whereupon Mr.. Miller offer.
cred the following, which were unant'
mOllsly adopted: .o..E
WHEREAS, II has pleased Divine Prov.
itlcncG to remove from our midst, our
friend and Clerk, Mr.. John G. Porter ;
therefore he 1t resolved by the Board OF
Supervisors Of Ohio county.
LIST. That while we bow in humble sub.
mission to the Divine will, yet we still
feel the utmost sOrrOw at our loss, but arc
sustained by the assurance that our loss
has been his gain,
I'd. That In the death Of Mr.. John @.
Porter this Board has lost a valued and
efficient officer, and one whose uniform
courtesy to it, members will ever be re-
mCmbCFel.
Sd. That as an evidence Of our respect
for his character and services We will at.
tend his funeral In body.
4tl. That copy Of these resolutions be
furnished to the family Of the deceased
and they be spread on tho minutes by the
clerk.
The following order was made: Ordered
That special committee Of three he APP
pointed TO make arrangements for attend
Ing the funeral ofour late clerk, John C,
Porter, ESQ.
NIessrs, Miller, Clator and Roberts, were
appointed said committee,
The following was offered and adopt
el; That the clerk be instructed TO invite
the officers of the Circuit Court, Sheriff
and Recorder, TO attend the funeral Of Mr..
John c. Porter, with this Board.
Adjourned.
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"I'he life of the flesh Is in tho Blood, Wis I
sCrIpturh maxim that science proves 10 be true
The people talk Of bad blood, as the cause oil
many diseases, and like many popular opinions
this Of bad blood Is founded IN truth.
The symptoms Of bad blood aro GSuRIly quite
plain-bad Digestion Imperfect nutri'
ton, and consequently the circulation Is feeble,
the son tissues lose their tone and elasticity and
the tongue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered with I pSsty, white cost, This eonaI'
ton soon shows Itself in FoggAHess' Of the akin,
then 10 ERUPrIYE and uLcERiTIYE diseases, and
when long continued results In serious LESSONS Of
the Brain, Llv6F, Lungs, oEurinAry apparatus.
Much, very much, suffering iS caused by Impure
blood. tits estimated by some that one'Aith 81
the human family arc affected with scrOfulA IN
some form.
When tho Blood Is pure, you arc not 50 liable
to any disease. Many Impurities Of the Blood
arise from Impure diseases Of large Cities Eradl'
cate every mpurlty from the fountain Of life, and
good spirits, fair skin and vital strength will re-
turn to you, Al. 4,
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INCoRpoRATRD.-Yestcrtlay a Ccrtih'
cate of incorporation to Levi shuman, Jo'
sephus Clark anil Others, of New Mar.
tinsEillc, untlCr the name Of the "Wetzel
Wooden Manufacturing Company" The
corpOrtors declare their purpose to be the
manufacture of wooden or cotton cloth, OF
both. The principal place Of the Compa.
ny's operations will be ut New Martins
vile, ind the charter Is to expire January
i, 1890. Five thousand four hundred dol
lars have been subscribed rs capital stock
and authority is given to increase the
amount 10 twenty-five thousand. The par
value of shares is one hundred dollars each
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MINISTER CHosES.-We heard day
or two since that the official board Of
Chaplinc Street N, E. Fhurch at II recent
meeting, Ind unanimously united in a re-
quest TO the Presiding Bishop Of the ap-
preaching conference Of that denomina-
ton, to return the Rev. A. J. Lydia to that
charge us Pastor the next GcClesiIs-
teal year. We hear further, that the
request hns the approval of tho Rev.
L., although he had been offered much
larger salary by another congregation.
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KosKoo.-This medicine Is rapidly gain.
ing the confidence ofsthe people, aud the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave nc
doubt that It Is a safe and reliable remedy
for IMPURITY or THE DI.OOD, LIVER DIS
EASE, &C.
The last Medical Journal contains an ar.
ticle from Prot. R. s. Newton, NJ. D..
President Of tho E Medical College, city Of
New York, that speaks In high terms o.
recommendation of KoSkoo, 10 the practi.
TONERS of medicine. This Is, We believe,
the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by tho Fac.
ulty Of any Of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skill Of DR.,
Lawrence, It's CompOunder, and also puts
"Koskoo" In the VAN Of all other nedi-
Clnes ofthe present day, d&w
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SUPREME CoURTo OF APPEAIs.-7hurS'
day, February 10, 1S7O.-The Court sat
pursuant to adjournment; present, all the
Judges.
OcheItrec Ct al, appellants, Vs. McClin-
tic, ct al, appellees-GorIOn concluded
the argument commenced Wednesday,
Price closed for the appellants and the
case was submitted.
Hill, by her next friend, &C., u. Wynn
& C0.-ortler of continuance, made on q
former dry, set aside,-argucl by R"rle0
for the appeIlces and submitted.
Parker o. Clarkson et al-JudgC Brown,
having been engaged in this case in the
Court below, vacated his seat-Judge
Irwin Orthc Sth Circuit was invited to sit
in his stead lee made the opening argu-
mcnt, occupying the time up 10 tho hour
of adjournment. n..a.u
Adjourned until nine o'clock Friday
morning,
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LARGE CATTLR.-A week since, we
published the sale Of n pair Of cattle raised
in Belmont county. The price realized
was three hundred dollars. Yesterday
we heard that Mr.. John B. Wilson, re-
siding on Glenn's Run, disposed of two
bulloCks u few days ago to one Of our city
butchers for the handsome sum Of four
hundred and tlce!rc dollars and fly cents.
As the case stands ut present, Ohio county
is entitled to the horns.
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Ton THUMR-Those who are admirers
of small things, should call at the Market
street Jewelry Store and see the "TOm
Thumb" clock. II Is the smallest time
piece made in the shape ola clock, and q
most perfect and accurate "timer" II Is.
Every clock guaranteed. Call at OxtOby
s. Duftield's, u few doors below Mcclure
House, and see Clocks, Watches. Jewelry,
Spcctaclcs, sc.
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FILLED UP.-Although opened for
business less than q month since, VIC hear
that Dailey's City Hotel is already filled
with guests. Ifconstant watClItulncss for
the care and comfort Of patrons, courte-
Gus and gentlemanly attention by host
and servants will achieve success in the
hotel line, the career Of this house, under
Mr. Dailey's supervision, viii bca splen.
did one.
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PARLOR BoARDERs- Young LmlieS H.
Stitute.-PupiIs from abroad who may not
wish to pursue more than one or two
studies, will, upon application, be re-
ceivcd rs Parlor Boarders, with permits
sion to mingle somewhat insOCiety. This
affords good opportunity to those In deli
cato health to accomplish much in the way
Of an education. See advertisement.
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MAMMOTH APrLE.-Mr. Dickey LEFT at
our office yesterday, a mammoth apple Of
the WalIdower variety, which exceeds
anything in ssize we have seenlor months.
This fine specimen weighed seventeen
ounces, and we have no doubt will prove,
when cut, to beas extraordinary in quality
rs It is In size.
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DISABILITIES RRMovEp.-.' The following
citizens Of our State are included in the
bill for the relief of persons from legal
and political disabilities, passed by tile
Senate of the United States, twoor three
days since: Messrs. Samuel Woods, John
Brannon, Benjamin W. Byrnc and j. W.
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MUDDY CRossIN0s- street cross
ings were in fearful condition, yesterday,
In u pretty extensive walk about the city
during the day, we saw but ono man en-
gagged in scrapiug off the mud and slush
on them. Unless reinforced be will not
complete the job before the advent of sum
mcr We trust the Street Commissioner
will speedily organize scrapcrs' brigade.
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WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.-THE
next session of the West Virginia Confer
cnce Of the NJ, E. Church, will meet ii
Charleston, Kauawha county, Thursday
March 10th. ta. .lN
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SApDLERY.-A. SchwCrticrger, No. ITO
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and Is now ready to serve bis former
customers, and the community generally.
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THE Purest and Sweetest cod Liver on in the
world, manufactured from frOSh healthy lIvsFSr
upon ths sea shore. Ills perfectly pure and sweet.
Ask for Hazard S CaswollS Cod Liver OIL"
manufactured by
CAsWELL, HAZARD 3 CO.,
a.. New York.
s0'a Oy al DFuSs'''' maySsTuFr.dkw
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BY RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler i Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner & Co.,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling,
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GEO. r. TAYLOR s. Co., will open this
morning, another lot Of now and beautiful
Bow and Sash Ribbons; also. Point APP
pliQue and Poplin Collars, and Veil GrGn-
alines, In all COlOrs. All Of which tho
ladies will be glad to know. r..
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SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL Es-


Thomas Hughes vS. Andrew J. Phillips
By virtue Of an order In the above entitled
cause made by the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
November 18th, 1862 will proceed 10 sell IT
public sale, on TUESDAY, MARCH lBT, 1870,
ii 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio County, the undivided 0ns.tcuth
interest Of tho said defendant Andrew ]. Phillips
SIdO Of Main street. In the City Of Wheeling CWash.
lnEton township Ohio County, State Of West Viz.
Einla, between Washington and Franklin streets,
and bounded "a follows: commencing At the
s. Z. corner Of the lot formerly owned BY Daniel
Dunbar; thence BOuthwArdly 30 feet; thence
WcStWarlly 81 feet; thence northwarlly 30 feet;
thence eAStW1Fdly 81 feet 10 place Of beginning,
or 40 much thereof a. will satisfy claim Of plain.
tIf.
Terms of sale, cash.
THOMAS j. CAMPBELL, s, o.C.
fob9 ~, kpnNFI