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[FroD. the Register.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

Wheeling Whoiesale MarKel.
February 8.
The market has been quite regular,
except in -four, which is not SO bouyant
as at the first of last week.
Only moderate trade has been doing.
BUTTER-Abundant supply and pri-
ces lower, selling at 22@24c.
CHEESE-In fair demand at 15dc for
6 oshen.
CARBON OIL-Prlces are firm;
standard brauds, in jobbing way, 25@
2Gc and no charge for package.
CANpLES-Star at 14@17c; City
mould at 12!c.
COFFEE-Fair at l7@1sc; prime at
ll912Oc choice and fancy at 2lc.
EGGS-Supply abundant at Zoe.
FEATHERS-Sales at 75c, and the
usual advance for small lots in a retail
way.
FLOUR Red winter at Z 90; white
wheat family at 25; fancy at 90; su-
perfine and extra at 8 so,
| 3 GRAIN-Wheat active; white at | 30
a, 40 for choice No. ]; red at ! 25@l
80.
+ RYE-At 75@8Oc.
| OATS-At 45@50c.
BARLEY-At 75c@1 GO.
pROvISIONS-Packers are offering
the new hog product which is in fair de-
,uand. Mess pork at % 90, Lard
tierco at 13c; keg at l4ic. Bulk
/ shoulders at &c. Bacon shoulders at
| llc;hams at l54@16lc;clear sides at 1910
breakfast bacon at l5c.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 2 halves at
90; No. 3 do at 6 so; white fish at 8 20
lake herring at IS; lake shad at 4 20
RICE-Prime new South Carolina a
Stc
HOMlNY--Sales of white flint at
IS per.bbl.
SYRUPS-Baltimore at 50@65c; New
York at 70@75c; choice drips at soc.
/ .SU3ARS-New Orleans at le@llc
Porto Rico and Cuba at ll!c; De'narar'
at l2@1Sc; crushed, powdered and gran
ula,ed at 15c; A coffee at l41e; coffe'
at lac; C coffee at l34c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans new crop
fair to good at Csc, prime at 70es ant
choice at re.
SODA--At Sc in papers; best New
Castle at &c in kes.
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Road Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given that there will b.
IN a petition presented to the conlmission-
ers Of Monroe county al their March sessiop,
1871, asking for view and survey Of . conuty
road lending from the soath end Of Browns
willie, leading east, through the lands Of VIII
liam Pool or Leonard Pool twhichever may
own the same, to Rock Camp rur; thsnce
through the lands of the heirs Of Johu Hen4
sci; thence through tie lands Of CofBth
Amos to intsrssct the present road st OF ne4k
Joseph Eaught's. and to vacate the pressnt
road from Joseph Haught's to Brownsville;
also review, commencing at Joseph Hsughtss
OF the present county road. through isthe
lands of said Haught. John Schmidt, Charles
Bucha and Samuel Hensel. past Pine Ridgs
school house to yhere the same takes dswh
James run; also view and survey commencing
where the aforesaid county road takes down
james run through the lands of Samuel HeA-
sci, Albert Keevey or John B. Miller; thencs
through the landssef Samuel Ferguson and Mr.
Theile to iritersect the county road leading
from Antioch to Tuers landing; the said road
to follow the present by-road as near as may b.
to max d good road.
jan3v5. JOSIAH WtLSOSssaf
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The Auditor Question.

The following decision was rendered
by the Supreme Court of Ohio, on the
7th inst, Mr.. McNEAL was elected Au.
ditor of Marion county at the October
election 1870. DoMBAUGH, the County
Clerk refused to issue his certificate of
election on the grounds that there was no
law authorizing an election for Auditor
in 1870.
Mr.. McNEAL applied to the Supre ME
Court for writ of mandamus:
No. So State of Ohio on relation of
Allen NcNeal v Philip Domhaush Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas of Ma
rion county.
WEIGH, ]. |. The power to fix the
times OF holding elections for county
offices is vested by the Constitution in
the Legislature, and when tine has
been SO fixed by that body, any election
for such officers held at q different time
is unauthorized and void.
2. The rejection of some of the pro-
visions of a.sIatute, for unconstitution-
atty, will not vary the sense of mean
ing Of its remaining provisions, which
are to be construed as we'll in the light
of those rejected, as Of those which re-
main
3. BY the construction of the act for
election of County Auditors, passed
April 18th, 1870, (vol. 67, p. 1O3 the
second Tuesday of October, 1871, and
not the second Tuesday of October,
1870, is the time fixed for the election of
successors to County Auditors whose
terms of Office were by prior laws made
TO expire on the second Monday of
March, 1871: and elections held in such
cases on the second Tuesday of Octo.
Der, 1870, are unauthorized and void.
MaRdamus refused.
NoTE Whether the proviso in the
first section of said act prolonging the
terms of the lncumbents from March to
November. 1871, be constitutional or
not, is left undecided. REPORTER
The election for Auditor, held in this
county in 1870, is declared void by
the above. There will be an Auditor
to elect at the ensuing October election
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Notice.

BERTRAND LANHEL and Anna NJ Langst,hi
u wife, whose place of residence is unknown
but without The state of Ohio, win take no,
tice tha: on the 5th day of November A. D.
1870, Peter Dorr fled in the couit Of common
pleas OF Monroe comfy, Ohio, his petition
against them and others, the obi ect of which
Is to subject lot number one hundred and
one, IN the town of Woodsfsld in said coun
,y, to tho payment OF the judgment obtained
by plaintiff against ssid LaDgel; also, the
judgment obtained by Benjamin Yuukas and
assigned to plsiutift also, the mortgage given
by Lapgal and wfs to Jacob Esgar and as
rigusd to plainth. You are required to an
swer hy the 22i day of April, a D. 1871.
HUNTER Il HUNrER,
fsbl4ws. Att'ys for Peter Dorm
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TIE Alabama Claims

The latest from Washington is to the
effect that joint commission will settle
all questions between this country and
England.
The President sent to the Senate on
the 9th inst, the names of Secretary
FISH, Ex Attorney General HoAR, Gen.
eral SoaENcK, Associate Justice NELSON
of the Supreme Court, aid Senator
WILLIAMS. of Oregon, as Commissioners
on the part Of the United States.
LONDON, February 9.-The English
memt ers of the Joint Commission on
the Alabama and fisheries questions are
Earl De Gray, Mr. Thornlove, Sir John
A. Mcdonald, and Sir John Rose.
Mr.. Bernard, Professor Of Ipterna-
tional Law at Oxford, and Lord Tender
den, as Secretary, accompany the Com
missioners on the Alabama and fisheries
questions. Ct4
Earl De Grey will sail for Washington
tomorrow as President of the Com
mission appointed to settle the Alabama
claims.
The Commission will hold its session
in Washington City.
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Franklin County and the Popular
Vote System.

AT the Democratic County Conven.
ton held in Columbus last week, the fol
loving resolution was adopted:
Resoloed, That the Democratic party
in Franklin County will hereafter make
their nominations on the popular vote
system.
The Democracy of Monroe County
have adopted the popular vote system,
and it is. the only system that renders
satisfaction. The delegate system has
been tried and condemned, in Monroe,
as being fashioned too much after the
caucus system Of the Radicals.-Spirit,
dug 80, 1870.
The Democrats of Franklin County
tried the delegate system until the elec-
tons demonstrated its unpopularity.-
Some of their candidates, on the county
ticket, last fail were defeated, while jew
ETH, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, had majority in the county OF
over !, 800 votes The fall of 1867 the
Democratic majority was over 2,G00,--
Thespepular vote, system resolved upon
will ensure Democratic victories to the
Democracy of Franklin County in the
future
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Road Notice.

a
4 PETITION will be presented to the Coms
IL missionsrs of Monroe county. Ohio, 1t
their March session, 1877 l,prayins for : county
read. commencing for the came in the asntst
of the road known as the old NaEistH
road, on Little 0possum creek, on the
lands Of Elizabeth Gosser. about tvslvs
feet from . sycamore tree marked A; thence
through the lands of Gosser to the lands of
Alexander Thomas; thence through the landi
of A. Thomas west OF field now In ryeto 1
sycam ore stump, thence through Gosssr's land
to white 6sk stump near the line betwesd
A.. Thomas and Elizabeth Gssssr;; thsnet
through the lands Of Alexander Thomas,
south Of his barn, hog pen and kouse; thsnos
along or near the old road tethe lands sf Davn
Pyles;thencs through the lands Of David PylS6
along or near the road summing east OF sAid
Pyles' barn, hog pen and house, thence along
or near the road TO stone marked B. oppo-
sits the mouth Of . run known IS the Jane
Haley run, about rods west; thence mp the
Jane Haley run through lands of David Pyiss
the nearest and best route; thence througk
the lands of Casper Bitnsr along or near tbs
old road to stump on the right hand fork
Abose little bridge which bears two ax
marks 1t or near the lane that leads from the
run to Casper Bitner's honse; thencs along ~
near Bitnsr's road until it intsrsscts tho
Opos sum creek road some 8 rods more OF less
north Of Nicholas Hidy's house to 4 chestnut
oak stump marked D, terminating in the Gem
! ter of the road leading from opossum etesk
! to the graded road leading from Sunash TO
Woodsfeid, opposite Joshua Davis' hoass.
jsn3lw5. MANY PETITIONERS
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BAKING PoWDEK-sales a. ase

BAKING POWDEK-Sales at 3Sc
per pound.
SOAP-Family at &c; German at Bic
Eastern at 10@l2c.
SALT-Dairy at t3 90; best Ohio River
at 2 TO- -
TOBAGCO-Navy Blacks at 62@7sc
dark JOS and IS at 65@75c; bright 10.
aud + at 7OS9s0c.
TEA-AGuupowder at l 50@l 20
Young HYson at 150@l GO; black Al
| G0@i 10@1 so.
BRO0MS-No. fancy, 4 70; No.
fancy, %; No. 3 fancy, 3 Is; No.
plain, 3 so; No 2 plain, 3 g; No. !
plain, 2 75@3 90.
GLASS-First quality Sxl0 at 4 CO.
lOxl2 at 4 so; second quality Sxl0 al
3 90; 10xl2 at 3 80 per box of 80 feet
Discount 10 per cent.
GENSENG-At 55c III B
HAY-Quiet; prime baled is sill quo.
ted at Is 0e@l7 CO.; loose at 10 O0(9l2
90.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained a,
l 90
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-02-14

EyAt a meeting of the Eastern Ohio
Horticultural Society, held at Barnes
vile, on Saturday, the 4th inst, the
President, W. X. TIpToN, Of Jerusalem,
this county, said:
.sTbe Smiths Cider has been grown
in my neighborhood for a long time
Although l dc not like its quality, yet |
have shipped great many apples, and
find it sells well In market, on account
of it being nice smooth apple, and my
experience makes it very profitable ap-
pie. The. Northern Spy is slow in bear.
ing, and l think it will succeed best on
dry gravelly soil onsa southern expo
sure. Have seen some splendid speci-
mems of this apple grown on Jackson's
Ridge, beyond Woodsfeld, Ohio"
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Unens1ness In Regard TO the Stea.
mer Tennessee. 49,

The Washington Chronicle has tht
following double-leaded at the head O
its editorial column this morning, 9tl
inst, and il is understood as expressing
the opinion of both Secretary Robensol
aud Admiral Porter:
I'VE dislike to raise groundless fears
but there is no use in concealing the fac
that some uneasiness is felt in regard tC
the safety of the United States steamer
Tennessee, which left On the 10Th ult.
with the United States Commissioners
bound to San Domingo That some
accident has occurred there can be nc
doubt, but we trust that whatever it ma,
be its i'll effects will be confined simply
to a delay in the voyage of the vessel
and that all the passengers have escaped
the periis of the deep"
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STEEL ENGRAvING OF GEN. RosERT
E. LEE-An advertisement i'm another
column Of this issue, offers Steel En-
craving of Gen. RoBERr E. LEE to sub
scribers to the Southern Press, this num-
Der OF which contains large wood cut
wish IN outline Of his life.
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Notice in Partition.

r KvlNA WIGGINS and George Virgins her
\ husband, of Monroe county, Ohio; James
Jefferson Freeland. Of Wetzsl county, West
Virginia; Ellen Mason and Peter Mason her
husband, aud the unknown heirs Of Lucinda
Stewart, decd, whose residences are unknown,
but believed to be 10 Green county, Peuusyl
v4nia,wi.l take notice that a petition was flied
against them on the 2l day of February. A.
D. 1871. in the court Of common plsas OF
Mouros county, Ohio, by Johu Grimss, aud is
now ps ading, wherein said John Grimes. de
manaa partition OF the following real estate:
Twenty four and one half acres, more or less,
being in the east part Of the southwest
quarter ;ot the southeast quarter Of section
sleysu Ia township three isf range four, in
said Monroe county,of which William Grimes,
late OF said oou uty. died seized, AMI that, at
the next term Of said codu, the said John
Grimes will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said. premises. Dated. this
81 day of February, a, D. 1871.
MORRIS & SIITH,
A.tys for petitioner.
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To Advertlsers.

Administrators Notices, Divorce No.
tices, Road Notices, Attachment Notices,
and all other transient advertisements.
must be paid for before insertion.
Attorneys held responsible for the ad.
vertising fees in Legal Notices, and the
same must be paid for when handed in
for publication.
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STEEL ENGRAVING
Of General Robert 3: Lee.

CUBsCRIBRGS remitting 81 for one years.
- subscription to THs sournRRN Press, an
illustrated Weekly Journal Of 40 GO olamns,
will receive an elegant Steel Engraving Of
Gen. Robert. Z. Lee, "a 4 ~ inches, forwarded
in a secure case. postage paid by US. This
number contains 3 large finely executed like
ness of Gen. Lee, engraved by skillful art.
ist, from photograph. expressly for The
Press, with an outline of his life, and an &C.
count of his obsequies. Single copies, I'll
ordered early,) forwarded to any address on
receipt of. 10 cents. Energetic Canvasssrs
wanted in every county in the sou,h,to whom
a liberal list of premiums is offered in tais
issue. Address,
THE SOUTHERN PRESS,
febl4m3. Baltimore, Nd.
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EE Firms of New York rascals are
scattering their circulars over the coun-
try, inviting persons to- invest their
money in counterfeit U. S. currency and
Treasury notes. The man that expects
to obtain $500 for $40 or $50 deserves
to be swindled. Tear their circulars
to pieces the moment you take them out
of the Post Office
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TMr. JOSEPH BIGLEY, of Wayne
township, has our thanks for club o1
ten yearly subscribers. Mr.. BIGLEY is
an aged gentleman, but succeeded in fiji
ling his club without very much trouble
Let the young men in each township try
if they cannot do as well as tue men OF
20 years of age.
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rave have no knowledge on the
subject of when the Democratic County
Central Committee will meet; but think
'twould be well for tito assemble during
this month, or not later than the first
week in March, during the time when
the Commissioners have their regular
session.
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NORWAY Oars Ts-Attention is invited
to an advertisement in this issue offering
for sale these oats Mr.. GooDHUE will
ship them to persons who wish to give
them a trial. Price 81 so per bushel--
Our farmers. cannot do better than to
invest and give these oats an impartial
trial. The yield is certainly far greater
than that obtained from the common
oats.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-02-14

The Hon. R. R. Butler is about to
bring his acquittal to pecuniary account
by suing for libel all the papers that
have expressed an unfavorabIe opinion
OF him, the damages to his fair fame be-
ing estimated at $4,000 in each in.
stance. As there are about 5000 pa
pers published in America his prospect
i've profit will be s240.000,000.
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RWe cannot publish communion
tons unless the authors names are fur
nished. We do not desire that the
names shall be published, but desire them
as guarantee in case their statements
should be doubted.
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EE-The Philadelphia Press is il

EET The Philadelphia Press is indig-
nant at the New England woolen manu-
facturers' attempt to upset the protec-
ZIONIST dish Of fat into the fire. it more
than intimates that since they have en-
riched themselves at the expense of 9TH
er interests, they should have waited
until other pursuits that needed 10 be
protected had also stolen their proprie.
tors rich before they set up their wall
of stricken conscience. The people
whose pockets were drawn on to make
up the plumber of the tariff cormorants
can rejoice that when rogues fall out
the world.will not thereby lose flesh BY
grieving.
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NEW BANK.-Mcssrs. Allen C. Miller
& Co of ST. Clairsville,wi open bank
ing house in Woodsfield next week.
Mr.. Miller has the requisite ability and
capital to make the bank success
Such an institution has long been one OF
the necessities of the people of Monroe
County.-BqfnesciAe Enterprise, 9th
inst
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wW1LL1AM WoRkMA AN, Esq

wWILLrAN WORKMAN, Esq, of
Sunsbury township, informs us that on
the Cd inst, while WILLIAM MELLoYT,
Jr.. and family were absent from home,
their house caught fire and was destroy
ed, consuming its entire contents. Mr..
MELLorr's supply Of winter provisions
was also consumed.
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gThe WoodsGeld (Ohio) Spirit

wThe Woodsfeld (Ohio) Spirit o.
this week, says: ~s@A.
The Grand jury was discharged by
the Court on the 17th inst the first day
of the term. There were no cases call
ing for their action and no witnesses 'ci
ted to appear before them. Anothel
fact: Our Jail has been without pris
oner for two months.
That shows the good effects Of Demo
cratic rule Monroe county being Dem
ocratic all over And then the Spiri
asks as there county in Ohio tba
can present a fairer record 2" Not any
unless they are like Monroe-Democrat
ic all over Where Democracy reigns
there good morals doth 'smueh NOR
abound. ."-Steubeacille 90 Gazette.
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To Township, Corporation. and
school District Treasurers.

You are hereby notified to attend al
this Office on Thursday, Friday or Satur'
day, the 10Th, 17lh or 18th of February
to make settlement and receive the funds
due. Certificate of election from town
ship Clerk required.
SAM'L GRIMsHAw, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Feb. 4, 1S71--t2.
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Divorce Notice.

DoRTER A. DICKRY, whose place ofresidence
/ is unknown. is notified that Margaret
Dickey did. on the 7th day Of February, A.
D. 1871, nle her petition in the office Of the
clerk of the court of common pleas within
aud for the county of Monroe and State Of
Ohio, charging the said Porter A. Dckey with
wilful absepcs for hiore thau three years last
past, and asking that she may be divorced
from the said Porter A. Dickey; that she m ay
have the custody Of her child and reas enable
alimony; which petition will be for hearing
at the next term of said court.
MAAGARBT DICKEY,
fsb14w6. by James Y, Jones her atty.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition viii
" be presented to the Commissioners ol
Monroe coanty. Ohio. at the March session
1871. praying for county road from low W.
ter mark, on Main street CochransyiIie:thence
through lands of Thos. Cochran's estate to a
corner Of said lands aud Benjamin Bridge
man; thence to James run; thence up said ruu
to the county line interseoting the Aptioeh
road. MANY PETITIONERS.
iap3lvs f1ss s
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TO subscribers.

We wish it distinctly understood that
we cannot furnish the SPIRIT at 81 SO
per year. except in clubs of 10 or moro
than that number, and at these rates We
always require the money to accompany
the club list. sss
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Subscribers

Who ind an after their nameswill un-
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if no response
is heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wish TO renew their subscrip-
tions, and their names will be erased.
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nrNr D,y,n sOrrv eptared

H Mr.. DAVID OKEY entered upon
the duties Of the Office of Clerk of the
Court, on Monday, the 18th inst.
JERE. WILLIAMS, the retiring Clerk
will shortly enter upon the practice Of
law. He desires such share of pat
ronage as he may be justly entitled to-
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Ey-The attention of our readers

EFThe attention of our readers is
invited to two articles on ouI
second page, sDishonest" and the "NeN
York Tribune on Salt"
Its dishonesty, to deceive tax payers
and benefit the tariff monopolists is gla
ring. The Tribune readers in this re
gion and other places swallow all its
statements without pausing to inquire as
to their truthfulness.
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tFor the Spirit

GA So 30 5-6. B 50 7O58, C 81
As 5.6, D 62ac
Alta first glance it would appear that A
should pay 81 33, C So anG D 81 butas
A rides the first 10 miles he should pay
the whole 50 so fort, also ! of the ID 50
so, 4 of the Sd 81 5oand of the 4ih 50
so. BINGHAM.t
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We again say to our numerous custo-
mers that we are up with our work and
can accommodate customers as they
come. The Mill is in good repair and
we. warrant satisfaction.
fsb7v3 T. H. d S. S. FoRD.
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The sprins Elections.

The time is approaching for the
Spring elections, and the Democracy OF
each township should be thoroughly or
ganized for the contest. Nominate your
most efficient men for the different OIL
ces and work to elect them
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lFor the Spirit,

CoRREcToN.-My answer to 80 was
correct for the circumference but not for
thear Think that Buckeyes answers
to 55 and 56 are wrong. Why does Buck
eye answer no questions but his own?
BINGHAM.
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I73.l ENIGMA.
am composed of 15 letters.
My IA Z lis a journey.
My9 IL 10 IL is a kind of tree.
Ny 10 II 26Sis pleasant place in tn
summer season.
My s l Is 15 is county in Ohio.
My 3S IL 4 is county in Ohio. ga
My IA IL 6 Bis a city in New York.
My 2 10 IL 13 is useful structure.
My whole.is sacred duty Of children.
~ - = = BUCKEYE. =