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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

The Pacific railroad is opening, and the Jap
anese embassy was expected 10 arrive at Ogden
yesterday.
Judge Mexican LETT Salt Lake yesterday for
Washington.
at Philadelphia last night, and returns to Wash
ingtOn to day.
Ex-senator Yates is dangerously i'll, of hcmor-
rbaGe Of the bowels, at Jacksonville
Col. Mcndcz has been appointed minister of
st. Domingo TO tue German empire.
President Baez proposes TO make a trip to Eu-
rope soon, via the United States. 1t is reported
that he has received an invitation from Prcs-
dent Grant to visit Washington.
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Eirc Record.
NEW UAMPToN-IOsS Sl500

AT NEW HAMPToN-Loss $500.
CONCORD, N. H., Feb 22,-Ihe Old Pemge-
wassctt house aud stable, in New Hampton oc-
cupied by j. G. Perkins, were burned this morn.
ing, including four horses. Loss $4,000.
AT KENwoop-Loss $50, 600.
ALBANY, Feb. 22.-Streets cotton knitting
mill and Coffin & Simpsons -four mill, at Ken
wood, have been burned. Loss $4,000; par
TALLY insured.
AT ST. MARYs-Loss $4,000.
CiNCINNATI, Feb. 22.-BnePs spoke factory
Loss 900.
AT sELINsGRovE, PA.-Loss 100000.
PHILADELrHIA, Pa, Feb. %. = A fire at
Selinsgroye last night destroyed thirteen dwell
ings, five stores, the Baptist church and twelve
stables and barns. Loss 100000.
AT JOHNSTON, r.. LOSS NOT STATED.
Providence, Feb. 22.-lhe dry house con-
nected with Walsh's bleachery, in Johnston,
was burned ths morning; insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

SUICIDE IN FITCHBURG.-Mr Ira Carlton of
Fitchburg, of the late firm of |. Carlton & Co.,
-four dealers, committed suicide in his barn
Thursday, by cutting his throat with knife he
purchased a short time previous. Mr.. Carlton
had been low-SpiIitcd for a long time, OCCASION
ed by being unfortunate in his business, and
had lately returned from the insane hospital in
Worcester While a funeral procession was be-
ing formed near his residence, yesterday after
noon, he blrricaded his barn door, and some of
mis- family not being able to enter because alarm
ed, and the bearers with an axe gained an en-
trance at the barn door and found him dead,
having severed the jugular vein. His age was
fiGty-three, and he was for many years engaged
in the -four and grain business in Fitchburg,
and was for several years one of the sclcctmen.
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ADvERTIsING RATES.

Is DAILY SPT-For the Square Of ten lines ofszst
type time IS cts; each subsequent insertion 50 ct
week s2.75; weeks 81 month $500; year $50
and the same propOrtionaly for any number Of SQUARE
Two lines for one week s00; three lines ST. IS fou
lines 81 81; five lines 81 50. Local notices Is cents PCT
line for each insertion Business notices Is cents pei
Tine. Obituary notices resouions &C. cents per line
Legal advertisements 81 per square for rt Insertion;
each subsequent insertion 50 cents.
Special positions in the paper, and special styles Of
display will be charged rates. Cuts and double
column advertisements allowed only TO limited extent
an aube rates charged for the whole space occupied
IN M'TKLY SPY-FIrst insertion sL00 per square
ecn Subsequent insertion 50 cents months 500; ono
year $500.
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aHayII.

JACMEL, Feb. II, via Havana, Feb. 22.-
Troubles are multiplying in Hayti, and the sta
hility of the present government is more uncer-
tain than ever. An attempt was made on the
night of the 9th to burn the city of Port an
Prince. The flames burst out simultaneously in
different quarters. CONSERVATION prevailed. A
revolutionary outbreak was feared, the troops
were ordered out and the president and minis
tiers were in the streets all night. The fires
were eXtinguished before great damage was
done Seven of the supposed incendiares have
been arrested and await trial. Twcnty-one adj
herents of ex-President Salnave, recently re-
leased by President Saguet, were rearrcsted at
Cape lIaytien, on charges Of conspring against
the government
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
RHODE ISLAND.
National Catholic Temperance DemOm-
sirafiOn.

BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 22.-Thc first national
Catholic temperance union assembled in con-
vention at Pains hall to-day. About seventy
delegates were present from Rhode Island. Con-
necticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Illinois,
Minnesota, Georgia, New Mexico, and other
states and territories. Rev. j. McDevitt, of the
District of Columbia, was chosen president, and
the usual committees were appointed.
At the evening session, resolutions were
adopted, recognizing the advisability of per-
manent national temperance union, and earnest
~ advocating the cause of temperance through
stare unions. Pending the consideration of re.
ports from the committee on constitution, adj
iOurned until to morrow.
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Criminal Record.

HUNG.
TORONTO Feb. 22.-John Traviss was executed
to-day, for the murder Of johnson some months
ago, near Newmarket, in fit Of jealousy His
death was almost instant. He left full COMES
sion.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb. % The jury in the case of
Aldermen Powell were unable to agree and were
discharged
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

FIRE IN STERLING.-A fire, on Wednesday
evening, destroyed dwelling house belonging
to Mr.. Brady, in the northeast part of Sterling.
A carriage house and shed were also burned.
The furniture was mostly saved. A de Get in
the chimney is the supposed cause of the fire.
Loss probably from $500 to $1,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

NORTH BROoKFIELD.-On the evening of
the 21st, the citizens of North Brooktied were
entertained by the Mcthodists of that town with
a somewhat varied programme As at all their
fairs and festivals, the tables were spread with
prolusion of good things, at once pleasing TO
the eye and tempting to the palate. A feature
which added much to the pleasure of the eve
ming was reading by Mr.. Goodwin Of Boston,
whose selections were most happy, while his
rendering could hardly fail TO interest all.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

SUICIDE IN WHITINsvILLE.-A man named
VIM. Wilbur, about ifty-thrce years old, and
unmarried, committed suicide at the depot in
Whtinsville, yesterday. He has been out of
health long while and has tried 10 kill himself
before. He ACCOMPLISHED his purpose by put
ting cloth around his neck and stick through
it, with which he twisted the cloth so that it
choked him to death. He was in, room alone
and was not seen by any one till too late to save
him
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

Seventh District-B. o. Thompson, n. A.
Walters and John Biticngcr.
Eighth District-H T Dcimer, Il Peters and
W. Bishop.
Ninth Distrct-Edward Draper, L. p. Dryer
and Theodore Brewer.
Delegates at I.arge-Ii9n. John B. Henderson,
S. S. Burdett and j. F. Benjamin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

That New York Central Scrip Dividend
Case Grant and COifax Men for the
Philadelphia GOmvcntiOn-eDnc of our
Best DipiOmatists la the City-Thc Cot
ton Tax-SOmethinG which rs Deemed
Important Concerning FOrucY - The
Ways and Means Committee, etc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

ARREST or A FANATIC.


Elheny, was not free from blame, and his certlii-
cate is temporarily withdrawn.
Germany.
ARREST or FANATIC.
BERLIN, Feb 22.-It is officially announced
that an apothccary, who resides in the city of
Posen, was arrested here yesterday, on sus-
piciOn Of contemplating the assassination of
Bismarck. The man is a Pole and fanatical
Catholic. He formerly served in the papal
zouayes. He came from PoScn few days
since, and while ON his way threatened the life
of the prince. a PISTOL was found on his per-
son.
POSTAL.
Ii is reported that Prince Bismarck proposes
to issue invitations to the powers lur an ntcrna-
tional congress-, the object OF which will be to
establish system of cheap and uniform rates of
postage, aud TO facilitate the transmission and
exchange Of mails
Italy.
HoNORED TRAVELLERS.
ROME, Feb. 22.-Gen. Sherman, Col. AHdcn-
REID and Lieut. Grant have gone to Naples.
BISHOPS FOR RUSSIA.
The consiSory of cardinals is called by the
pope 10 meet in the Vatican tomorrow, tC nom
mate bishops of the Roman Catholic church in
Russia.
THE PROPOSED ECUMENICAL.
Several bishops of the Roman Catholic
church are urging the pope to hold an ccumcui-
cal council at Trent, in Tyrol. The Austrian
government however, does not seem disposed
to grant the permission asked by the pope for
the assembling OF council within its dominion.
Should the pope be successful in his applica-
ton, he will not attend the sessions of the conn
Gil in person, but will remain in Rome and be
represented at the meeting by cardinal
France.
MORE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS"
PARIS, Feb. - "A decree has been issued
suspcnding the publication OF the GaulOis.
The publication oil the newspaper EArmCC is
suspended by order Of the government.
DINNER.
The minister of foreign affairs gave a dinner
this evening to the members of the diplomatic
corps.
noNoRs TO THE MEMORY OF WASHINGTON.
The American legation and consulate were
decorated and illuminated tonight in honor of
Washington's birthday.
General Cissey is ILL.,; il is thoaght he will be
Obliged to resign the ministry of war
ANOTHER REPORT.
1t is again reported that LIronciere will be
appointed ambassador to Rome.
PROBABLE SOURCE OF TROUBLE.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-Gathcrings of the egiti-
mlsts at Antwerp are increasing daily and be-
coming formidable. They ae confined, to no
nationality; although the French prcponderate
i'll numbers, German and Spanish lcgitimiss ale
well represented. The OK king of Hanover az
rived yesterday, with n large party of support.
ers. Leading ultra-montanStS from Italy, Ger.
many and France are also flocking to the city
1t is rumored that all are acting together har.
moniously, and the chiefs are dehbcrating on
plans for the restoration of all dcposcd soycr-
eIgnS.
Spain.
DELIBERATION.
MADRID, Feb. 22.-lhe radical leaders arc de
liberating what attitude to assume toward the
new ministry. A meeting is to be held tonight,
at which it is expected that decisive action will
be taken.
Greece,
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Greece.

ATHENS, Feb. % "A party Of twelve Ameri-
cans, including ladies, accompanied by compc-
tent guides, recently explored the fields near
Marathon where the English travellers were
butchered by Greek briSands in 1870. They
were not moested
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

a ships Muster NOT without EsIamc-sDI-
POr;ant News from FranCe-The Pope,
&C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

NSTABLISHED IN 1S3S.--P. YOUNG
IL. Deaer.in Fancy Go0ds Toys, ana Useful Articles.
Vmbfeims and Para OILS Repaired Pinking la = NUM-
her hf styles stampmg Tor Embroidery.
Agency OF the French Dye House. OF hOHtOu. Goods
seni TO the Dye iunse on fridays.
ease observe the Sign Of "lhe Variety store No 226
Nam street. nearly opposite the Qulnslg ancnd Bank
1881 deoeu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
GBY ATLANTIC CABLE


LONDON, Feb. PAN investigation had into
the circumstances OF the loss Of the ship CITY of
Halifax, from Charleston for Liverpool, with Il
cargo OF cotton, which went ashore in C1rnar-
Won bay, January 81, proved that her captain,
Elheny, was not free from blame, and his certiti-
cate is temporarily Withdrawn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23


DECISION.
The decision on the New York Central scrip
dividend is to be made tomorrow by the COM
missioner of internal revenue, and will be an
nounced. The agents of the road are prepared
to contest the decision, if it is against them,
still further.
QUARREL.
There was a good deal of quarreng among
the delegates in the convention held here yester-
day to nominate delegates to the Philadelphia
convention, but both wings were in favor of the
denomination of Grant and Cofax. The dele
gates chosen arc strong Grant and Colfax men.
MIR. ADAMS.
The arrival of Charles Francis Adams this
morning set the newsmongers to work. He
came at the request Of the secretary OF state to
confer with him in regard to the Alabama
claims. 1t is stated that he brings nothing
new, but the opinions OF SO able a diplomatst
are valuable to the government in the present
juncture.
HOPELESS SCHEME.
The scheme in congress for relunding the cot
ton tax, though supported by many of the
southern members irrespective of party, will not
succeed Inc conultlon OF the treasury IS such
that it would not do to take such an amount to
satisfy better claim; beside if the cotton tax
were to be refunded, congress would also have
to refund the tax levied on raw tobacco.
fohNEf'
1t 10 "ue'S'oou III poi''io"i oN'icS "clo ''i"''
~. 'O'io ''"'O"' No'' ro'n'S mas 'n"nseo nlo
~ - 'e'o'e',e1 " ''' po''''"' '''"''io"'
'c'No c"y' - nv
as9'l9el Dt,'.i" '"o '''li'
cnts, and he authorized his correspondent here
to say so; and he made other criticisms; but.
after bovinr onc or tvo iptcrv;oys with no
-. - -. ~.
PIeSiue't anu pfo'n'ne"t lel"ohc1hs mere ne
has come to the conclusion that it is his duty to
stop his criticisms and labor for the renomina-
- o.. c.. MI: -,,. .,.--.- =
W." VI Ne"' 'N" VI
| opinion eXclteS comment here.
TARIFF
Tho C,brorio1o Of +bie r,orni,o o,,rroseos tho
49, Az.
0Piiiou ''i"V NV "",D a." means oo''''it'ee
will not report tariff bill this session. The
| committee is proceedinr so leisurelv. that MANY
y.or,h.rs IF +ho boreo have coma to tho coroIr
49, 49, a.,a,, r. :. ,,,a. -. Ian ~,
sion thaI even IL II uoes report plll, IL VIII
| share the fate that two bills reported by Gen.
| Scbencl, in a former congress- met
'Nohod,, soo,ns 70 moot t,ot ,ho ho,,.o 49,,
9oN'-' '"''' '"0 Aou'0 eau
| get DEBATE on tarli1 reform before April, and it
will then be too late to 90 over the whole sub
| ioot rnless the session iS to rrp f,r into .ho
'N' '"'0 '"0
sunlule'' Chuei 'ues0 ""'o""iu circumstances,
the number OF members who favor postpone
| mcut of the subject to another congress is in.
o,oosi,r moio,;ty oc 4bo oo,,,,i++oo H..
|
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
Nova Scotia.
OPENING or pARTTANtENT

HALIFAX, Feb. 22.-Parl lament opened TO-
az G ,5 Nearly all the members were. present.
iacc on the general success of its industry the
past year; the continuance of peace; the recov-
cry of the prince of Wales; and the successful
termination OF the provincial building dispute.
In regard to emigration, the governor promises
the papers respecting the conference lately
held at Ottawa, and recommends that parla-
mcnt take measures to assist in CARRYING out
the plans agreed on.
Reference is made to the outbreak of cholera
aud the successful result of efforts TO prevent its
spread. The house is recommended to provide
for an extension Of the insane asylum, tenders
for which are already invited. The deSrlbilitv
Of encouraging new lines Of railway is mem
toned.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb %.
DECISION.
The decision on the New York Central scrip
dividend is to be made tomorrow by the COM
missioner of internal revenue, and will be an
nounced. The agents of the road are prepared
still further.
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New England Dispatches.
How Ihe Holiday was Observed - state
Guard Officers in Manchester - Riot
Brewing ia EShOde Island, etc.


MASSACHUSETTS.
BOsTON, Feb. 22.-BusineSs was generally
suspended to-day.
very ully attended temperance convention
was held in fremont temple, under the auspices
OF the Massachusetts total abStinenc society,"
continuing day and evening. Hon. p Emory
Aldrich OF Worcester presided and several elo-
quent advocates delivered addresses.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MANCHESTER, Feb. 22.-The Amoskcag Vet
Grams celebrated the natal day of Washing
ton and the 18th anniversary OF the organiza-
ton by a bal and supper at Smyth's hall. The
battalion has just recognized and appeared for
the first time in their new continental uniforms.
A large delegation was present from the Wor-
Ccster State Guard.
Public schools and banks are closed in honor
of the day.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. 22.-There was partial
suspension OF business to-day Bells were rung,
and Il national salute fired. The Light Infantry,
Horse Guards and the Kcarney Cadets paraded
This evening, the First Light Infantry gave
Washington ball, at Howard hall, which was a
brilliant affair.
Rev. Dir. Robinson, of Rochester, N. Y, has
accepted the election to the presidency of Brown
university.
There are indications of trouble with the strik-
ing quarrymcn at Westerly. Sheriff Berry was
here tonight to consult with Gov. Paddleford,
and returned to the scene. Special policemen
have been sworn in, and the military at Weser-
ly notified to be in readiness to assemble at a
signal.
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Old World News.

prairie. Several other fatal cases of freezing
occurred in the vicinity of Window.
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Political.
HlniIle.
THE LEGISLATURE.

THE LEGISLATURE.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 22.-Au act passed the lower
branch Of the Maine legislature to-day author
izing Portland to aid in the construction of the
Portland and Ogdensburg railroad to the cx
tent Of s., 100000
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. %.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY srr.I
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Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 22.-The republican con
ventiOn nominated Thomas Brown OF Randolph
county for governor, LeOnidas Sexton for
lieutenant governor, and Godlove S. Orth for
congressman at large.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
A GREAT NEED SUPPLIED

MUSIC BOXES
Not only the linking sweet-oned little Music Boxes
hut larger aud hrgcr ones up 10 mmense instruments
that produce sounds powerful tho OF lianos
forte, and MI house With melody CAL soon az NO ~
Court 1t and select from the arge stock so hat u
may CHIME CHRISTMAS or ring the New year M IN
the ears OF your delighted family s.,,
Vioins Guitars Flutes, Band Instruments ana q ~ I
assortment Of other instruments, MUSIC anu musloa
Merchandise, also for sale az the store OF
u. q. HAYNES ~ co"
m Court st.............. opposite the Court House
A. deouNWlyr
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CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-rhe democratic state CEN
trail committee held a caucus here, to-day, to
discuss the political situation and decide on
calling state convention. The caucus was Il
close one, but it is known that the proposition
to call state convention was voted down, and
the committee adjourned, to meet again on The
Sth of May. This is REGARDED by the liberal
democrats as a triumph Of the passive party,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

BAL Acknowledgment the long looked for
affair is to take place. The arrangements
seem to he completed, and even last night Me
chancs hall showed part Of its gala attire, of
which Morris Brothers had the benefit. Mr.
Schwndt foundpatronS for his costumes so rap
idly that during the day yesterday he had to
telegraph for a fresh lot, which will arrive here
this morning. In short, there is every reason
to believe that this ball viii Surpass all previous
ones in splendor, as well as in numbers pres
ent. The costumes are rich and beautiful.
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Kansas.
ANOTHER DELEGATION F

LAWRENCE, Ks Feb. 22-Thc state republi
can convention yesterday adopted a resolution
endorsing the administration, and nstructine
the delegates TO the Philadelphia convention tC
vote for Grant.
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DELIBERATION.
MADRID, Feb 22.-rhe radical leaders arc de
liberating what attitude TO assume toward the
new ministry A meeting is to be held Tonight,
at which it is expected that decisive action will
be taken.
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--LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

70 THE wORCEsTER DAILY SPY
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ASSISTANT DEMOCRATS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 22.-Thc liberal re-
publican State committee has appointed fifteen
delegates to the Cincinnati convention in May
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HOPELESS SCHEME.

The scheme in congress for relunding the cot
ton tax, though supported by many of the
southern members irrespective of party, will not
succeed. The condition of the treasury is such
that it would not do to take such an amount to
satisfy better claim; beside, if the cotton tax
were to be refunded, congress would also have
to refund the tax levied on raw tobacco.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-28
sslulnut Go. Business Directory
COUNTY OFFICERS.


p,obaac Jsd0s-A. W. ANDERSON. Once
up-stairs In public buildings, frst door TO right
lsheTif-WILEfAM II. HAYS. Once In PUBIC
Buildings. FIRST floor.
ClerkoT Cblrts-J. R MITCHELL. 0mceln pup
nc buildines adjoining the Court House.
AftdaoT-J. B. IoSoLEY. once upstairs ID
nrs,Iic nuflding. entrance at left door.
Tredsrer-JAMEs Irwin, -1Omce on Aaln
street first door West OF the BANK
Rs.rrfer-JAs. A. BARNES: once In public
hniiiehr arst floor, second door on left.
Irasscsatfa0 A 4nog1teJ-W. s. KEEEoN Once
few doors east af the National Hotel.
Chn.n1issiorers- -ames Kinney, LaMira; B. Z.
G1ngan, Corle, In; William Armstrong,
Armstrong; MIllss
Csrone--E B. KENNEDY, Wegee
commissioners meet at st. Clairsville on the
nrst Mondays OF March. June, September and
December-and as Board OF Equanzatlon
The Probate Court meets on the frst Tues
days of January, March, May, July, Semptem-
Der and November as a criminal court, and is
always open ION business hours for the trans
action of other business.
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MsCELLAa EoUs
KirkWood Estate.

FTsHE undersigned Administrator OF the
KIrkWood estate. has recently added TO the
West end OF the Town of Kirkwood 81 los.
which with those formerly laid out makes 10,
which he offers al very reasonable rates.
South side OF the section. with aboutse acres oil
coal. ~ .
Also, Out Lots No. Is, about II acres VITA the
Also out Lots 30. p, q, IS, adjoining West
Wheeling all of which offer al private kale
Enouire of Joseph II. West, Druggis:, Bridge
mort or the undersigned at st. Clairsville, Ohio
HENRY WEST, Administrator.
Nov23ff
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A FINE FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE.

7 will offer at privaSe sale my farm lying q
1 OF a mile west of Lewis Mills, B. o. R. r..
directly on said railroad, containing 20T acres
well i'm proved and under q good state OF cult.
vation. There arc tw o excellent frame dwell
lings-one just built-barns stables and other
oufbuiidings. and two good orchards. I will
sell all together or Will divide IL TO suit pur-
chasers. CHARLES LEWIS,
decl4-2ms La Mira, o.
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Exeoutor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in the Probate
signed was appointed and qualified as Execu-
tor OF the estate Of Martha Forest decd, late OF
said County.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
duested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against said estate are re-
quested to preseut them within one year from
this date. JOHN STEWART, Exeir
Febs3w of Martha Foster, decd.