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The New York herald., 1873-09-09


both the republicans and Alonsinos arc nghting
for him. The Alfonslsts declare that he is work
ing actively for them, and vow that when the
right time comes one word from him will conjure
up an army-from the ''vasty deep" suppose, for
don't see where else 1t Is to come from-and
place the Prince of Asturias on the throne; the
right man in the right place. The republi-
cans, on the other hand, have such faith
In his integrity and liberal principles that
they would do anything to engage him IN their
service, and the Junta of Public Safety in Logrono
has elected him honorary President OF their
august corporation, and have pompously put lorth
his name in their "manifesto.r The Afonssts,
determined not to be behind hand, couple his
name with Serrano, and assure The world that
Espartero and Serrano will speedily appear upon
the scene. Hence, to ascertain the truth OF these
reports-ior all parties here IN Spain tell many
lies that 1t Is Impossible 10 say what the truth may
bel came to Logrono, and sending my card 10
the Duke asked for the honor OF an interview. lie
appointed twelve O'Clock the next day, at which
time I duly presented myself at his house. No. %
Gale dc San Agostin, massive building, with an
immense coat OF arms over the door, heavily sculp-
tured in stone aud reaching nearly to the roof
walking up stairs, entered a long saloon, with
n billiard table in the centre, where the Duke
and the Duchess we're taking their post prandial
coffee.
Both welcomed me very cordially, the Ducness,
holding the last number OF the Illustrated London
Ne,ps in her hand, at once opening the CONVERSE
tion In English she Is tall lady, stout, as are
many spaniards and seems to take care OF all tne
ducal honors OF the house. Her maiden name was
yssinta Do santa Crpss and uke Caoresss WIG
The New York herald., 1873-09-09

IN rne political platform or their party would No
fuse to subscribe 70 It,; but the mighty army or
veal. would regard it with unmttlgated pleasure.
for perpetual presidency might mean perpetual
clover the rest OF their days The financial interest
OF the country, which always opposes change
would acquiesce In 1t, and thus insensiby the body
poitic would glide from q republican to an i'm
perialistic dynasty.
, 1873-07-25

stock specNinti0ns Of u 1spr1in Indy.
Not long ago young Indy OF high rank alyer-
tlsod in one of tho BoTlin newspapers, the
Toss.scAe Zei!nag for an old gentlqman Of
Woalth who would assist Aor with money enough
10 complete her musical education.
Mai. A. D. answered. tho advertisement,
aud Oh Ills first intoryiew with the fair un-
known, who, 1t appears, waB very interesting
woman It was agreed that he SHOULD bo allowed
to furnish tho required poouniary assistance.
They met ofton after this, and tho Major
gradually advanced 900 tha!ers toward tho m,l-
sioal training Of his new ward. Suddenly, how
over, tho young lady disappeared, and no await-
cd hor return III vain.
On tho 10th Of June tho Major received an
envelope with GOO tAalers oncloscd and this
note.
tB1n; For the first time hayo heard to-tlay
that q relative Of mine has been playing false
game with you. Tho money ,ou have given 1er
was not devoted to culture In music or song, hut
waA uAod to carry on stock apoeulatlona, which
tho lady In question has been ougagol In without
the knowledge Of Aer friends. You will find on-
closed tho amount borrowed from you."
No signature was appended aud 1t is now
conjcoturel that repentant vito had told har
husband tho story Of her borrowing from tho
Major, in consequence Of WHICH tAe money waS
returned,
, 1873-07-25
THE LITTLE ITALIAN SLAVES.

To tho Editor a} Tie Chicago Tribune: .
Sin: want to asl if something cannot; bo
dono for the fittlo italian sayes OF this city To-
day, just ut noon, noar tho cornor OF Centre
nyonue mud Harrison etrcot, found q boy Of
aomo or years Of ago, looking very for1orn
and crying piteouBy, sitting on tho sidewalk
unlor O. troo. I askod lin what was tho
matter. IIe said ho had 10 money,
aud ho was afraid to SO back,-his "bosa
would beat him 80 lie Ind no father, no mothor,
no money; "slept in 'buH." aBked two men
WHO woro passing what could DO donc for sunh o
child. They heard that piteouB cry, but they
didn't know; it waB tho eity'B business to look
nftor such; report him to policeman. asked
whero could find one, and thoy couldn't tell:
asked the child where ho lived, aud whnt was
his nnme, and the name Of his "bosB." He
seemed afraid to toll (and I do not give tho
names, rs tho boy might DO boaten for telling,
md othor boys, too). A woman who oamo
along asked tho child how much money ho
had. Only q penny, no said, aud ho
m,.st have rs ccnts before he dared to 90
60 back. She gayo him 10 centa.
WAS going to bring him homo and give him
Bome dinner /; but q woman came out with two
big slices Of bread and butter, and o nice ptoco
Of meat botwoon. As he took up his harp to go,
another woman came out to 500 what was the
mnttor, aud asked tho child to como into her
gard aud rest in the shade Of hor basement -stcpa
and eat his lunch, and she got him something to
drink. And thore / loft him, cheered and COM
fortod, eagerly dovonring his lunch.
Now, want to ask. Is it charity to give to
those "harperp2" Is not tho traffic In these
children dreadful thing, calling for rolroBa !?
And will you not take up this matter, and lay it
before your renders, that ways and means may
bo devised to provide better caro- anl bringing
up for these stolen chidren,- little slaves,
ton give to thom as the easiest way of getting
rid Of them. I have mysolf, never stopping to
inquire whoro they 1.-Two nor how they 1.-Two.
Mrs. N. Il. LYMAN.
CHICAGO. July q. 1879.
, 1873-07-25
MUSIC IN UNION PARK.
Iio kNs Editor Qf The Chfcqgo Tribune:

To kAs Editor af 77hs Chicago Tribune:
B1ns Why ohnnot some arrangement DO malo
to have band-muaic ouco week, nay every Mou-
day or Saturday p. M, In Union park2 II tho
authorities have not tho money to sparo, pos
aibIy somo philosophical resldenta Of tho Went
Division could procure 1t. Tlrst let 1t DO aHcor-
tained what good band will play onco wook at
the park on tho most reasonable tormB, aud tlon
1t will Rpposr whothor the sum required DO
saleod by private subscription. We're money
bo1es, soliciting donations for tho rnrposo,
plaaod ut tho gatoways Of the Park, no small sun
might be obtained from the daily fretiuentets OF
this beautiful public reaort. Union Park las
many charms (of Which the WeHt DiyiHlon may
be proud, but . little good music. ouco In a
willie, would hoightcn them al, Y.
, 1873-07-25

slty OF Town have, through committee OK
amined tho charges matlo against Hon. Z. Clark,
Treasurer Of the State University, by the Legis-
lative Investigating Committee, Of 1oanlug
money without adequate security, and find that
worthy Of praise for his anxiety to eihance tlo
revenues Of tho University. Tho only cause OF
complaint soemB to DO TINT Mr. Clark
loaned tho income funds of the UniyorHi-
does lis own bank funds. He could not loan on
real estate security for such short periods, but
ho keeps the funds earning something until
tloy are noed, ho being responsible for any
losses. In This way La has, i'll five yoars, made
the funds which 10 might havo kept in his bank,
unproductivo to the State, pay tho State
sG,554.Hs-a result certainly not to be COM
PINNED of.-Io,ca City Republican.
, 1873-07-25
NEW SUITS.

TuE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Counr.-Jacots, AS
siEnee, =. Bowen, restored casc., :
Wnniaheik Insurance Company loo suits IL assump.
sit ugalnst gtyera Of premium notes.
THE SUrEE1oN Oounr-44, ,335-Jerome Y. Adele
W3rren divorce On The ground Of adultery. a. aao
john ". Crawford " Theodore L. Stacey, T. II. Brad
ley, n. H. Wallace, md James Jones reployln Of
presswagon, etc. 44,37-1Ienry Cheatla v, John VIII
son; assunlnsit, $5vu. 44,33a-Lela A. 1Insksng '.
BGscsy replcyin Of household oNecss. {i,s37I;. W.
$1,000. Al,alo-willtam Ripley '. William Briet-
s!sil-Almoaa v xGel B. rearson iisoieo it on grouni
Of 1rnnkenness mud cruelty. 44.3t3-Appcal. 44,343
James " " Atkinson " John Miller, Henry Kem-
anSnsi s D1as ~ and ohares Mgd ns
Philip Kocher and Edward ltauschert; confession Of
Judgment $l32.19. 345-u.arles II. Jennison ct al. y.
g1nrles r brown; aAsutnpsit, 500. 44,34G-Edwhrd
Il oaauan q H. lie firi Msieanta F1H Tsanspostaon
Company; caoe, $1,000. 44.3as-John beatty ct al Y.
Th9naa swann " assnmpslt, S59o 44io-Thomas s.
$500. 44,a50-wtnuhell v. dunncll: garnshncnt.
44.35l-snppresaed for service. 44362-Thomaa H. v.
Annie L: bland divorce on ground Of Drunkenness.
Il 4s53-Iohn Gohil v.D. J. Wren ct a.. petition for
mechanics lien. 44,a54-Char!ea H. Paris Y. Edward
aluason nssumpatt, $500. 44,355-A. Wuan ct al. Y.
john ". Dohm Aa1ne, 5000.
THE ornoutr 7,ouo-oharlea ". Reed and
7oo7-cAares and Augusta Boecher Y. Edmund
Katsnr; trespaas OIL thu case. 10000 7,008-hIsr
Garet eensattls g m a Duncan M:ae trcspass on ttis
1a,nea Lo!isy =. +: 3. aray and otlers applcatSn
for writ Of hahens corpus 7,02-Alonzo Lais ct u,
v Jarnes Lyman hssumpst, $400. 7,9l3-EHt!l CAL
nn'1 ct a. Y. Otto Jerm ct a sans. $780, 7ol4-D.
Joseph lmhoW petition for Muclarcs lien, $lG3,l0.
7,ol6-bentauin Y. Mary G. 1ruco: divorce on ground
ot deaestion. 7,oI7-Appsal. 7,ol8-. -Emma g., V.
Harlow Gilbert dlyorca ground Of deasrtion.
T.919-Appeal.
, 1873-07-25

Tho London Times has received tho following
particulars relating to tile death Of the mother
Of His Majesty tho shah: Tho death Of the
Quoen-mothcr occurred Mt .. M, on Monday,
i'll for some ttmo past, aud oven boforo her Sou,
tho Shah, loft for Astrakan, fears for her recoy
ory were freely expressed in Teheran, Tho
exact nature Of tho illnoss it iB difficult to aHcer
tain, but it il supposed that It was the fever by
winch 1t Was accompanied TINT Her Majesty
finally Buccumbod. No sooner waB tho faet that
tho Queen WAS really dead known in tho bazaarB,
than crowds Of womcn thronged from all parta
to tho palace, and loudly expressed their SORROW
in bitter sobs and cries. On I'LL sides ono hoars
Of tho estoem In which Hor 1aiosty WIS hold and
tho love borne her by the Shah Ia said to haye
been of n character quite exceptional III the
East. It is q woll-known fact that His Majesty
would not eat other than tho food prepared i1l7
her household, on which was Impressed his
mothor's own private seal. kilograms announc-
ing tho decoaae Of the Queen wero ut once dis
patched to all Persian telegraph stations, and
for throe days business has been entirely sus-
pended at all tho largor towns. Many arc tho
surnliBes atoat as to tho disposal Of the body Of
tho Queon. For tho present it rests in the
Mutched Slah. or Mosque of the Shall, and will
probably 60 rennin until His Majesty returns to
ceremony to Ncdjif or Quoum. II il said that
Her Majesty expressed wish TINT her re-
mains should DO inferred ut the former place,
whore was buried tho great Imaum Ali, tho
father Of Hoeoin, the head Of tho sheah scot to
which tho entire Porsion nation belongs. The
gouoral belief appearB, however, to DO
that tho Quocn'a rosting-place will eventually be
Quounl, distant twenty pharasackhs from To-,
horan, or about seventy English milea. It Is
thero that her husband, Mohamet Shah, father
of his present Majesty, is buried. A funeral
service lasting for three days has boen por-.
formed In tho Alutched shall, and was attended
by tho ministers, such other high parsonages as
aid not accompany the Shah to Europe, aud
nearly half the population Of tho capital. Large
numbers of people hayo also attended On tho
Viceroy, tho youngest son OF tho Shah, to offor
thor coincidence Oh tho recent sud evont. Daily
kilograms, reporting tho movement Of tho Shah
in Europe, arc now regularly received and dis
tributod throughout the country. They have
aroused removed interest in his Majestys tour
in tho West, md cannot but haro very benc-
1cial effect, as showing tho welcome universally
given to tho Shah aud his numerous Suite"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-13
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN mn

STATE or WEST VIRGISIA, ,,,,.
ohio county,
Al rules, held in the Jerks ofiice Oi the
County curt Oi the county al ohio, luf
= 1T court on the last Mo'day In February 4,
1873.
IN CHANCERY.
Richard V. Whelan guardian OF John
Kunl anL Joseph Ruhl, complainant.
tS
"a oline Ritz, administratrlx Of John RlIy.
decpass 4. Caroline RITZ, Mary Nichols aud
David Nichols, her husband, Catherine
Meyer and Henry Meyer, her hushnni,
James NJ. ritZ, John A. IitZ, onsirniinr
Ruhi. Anna kitZ and James NJ. Ritz, hrl
guardian. vi liam Ritz, Caroline BRADLEY
and RaiI Bradley defendants
The object ui this suit h Ia effect IN" par
titiOn Of certain real estate lying IN the
I o. nty and state Aforesaid, oi wiIrh John
RIiZ, deceased, died Scsed, and II appca Ing
rom AN affidavit fleet In ihis cause tat
I a'Uline Bradley, Ralph hrndley, Mary
Nichols. pavid Nichols and constant ur
khul Defendants, rs aforesaid, a." non
residents 81 this STATE, they are hereby IL.
quircd 10 appear wilhiu one IN nth M "r
the date ~ the first publication hereof, AMI
do what may he necessary 10 protect their
interests ~ this huit.
IOpN test. kDBF Is WobDH,
Clerk of County court for ohio county
VIM. n. Mchnruc, solicitor or CON.
plJaaut. tChgp-D VII
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-13

ONE hundred and eighty millions Of
dollars WAS appropriated by the late
Congress for the extraordinary expenses
ot the government for the current fl
cal year. When to this are aided the
one hundred and twenty millions which
are required TO pay the interest on the
public debt, and the six millions or
eight millions which will be taken by
the Syndicate for placing the new five
per cent loan, it will be seen that the
total expenses OF the government for
the next fiscal year will be at least
three hundred and ten million dollars
eight dollars Tor every man woman aud
child in the country. Such tax is
not overmatched in any part OF the
world.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-13
MANY N edicines in One.

In speaking of the extraordinary raridity
with which Hostetter's Stomach Bitters re-
crutes debilitated and exhausted syste m,
the preparation is usually referred to as a
vegetable tonic OF ma ve!ous power. But
those who suppose that its Operations are
limited 10 its direct effect upon the diges-
tive organs, little understand the true ma
ture of this comprehensive remedy. II Is
not only tonic, but also gentle iaxinive
an active ant; billious medic1aes regnlat.
orr and general alternative. L Is to TINS
npnperties that the article owes Its sue .ess
N variety of distressing conPlain h;so saf ta
~ d,ftarent mode of treatment IL Is impos
s,b,e To invigorate feeble and diseased
,r.,a ngzation without regulating and eurl-
wing il. The Bitters do BOTH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-13
DR.. Longdon
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
A Disease that Should Always
Excite Alarm.

Few persons outside Of the Medical pro-
fession know the fact that the Bronchial
Tubes are within and constitute large por-
ton Of the Lungs, and that Bronchitis is
not only q disease ofthe Lungs, but eff
those parts which become the seat OF 1uter-
cular Consumption
FOR want OF this knowledge many neglect
the Bronchial Ailments until The health Is
undermined, the Lungs impaired and the
inevitably fatal naalady developed.
In most Consumptive cases the first
symptoms are those OF Pulmonary Catarrh,
and by far the greater number of those first
attacks are mistaken for common colds and
allowed to run on to a fatal termination.
1.-THE patient Is Scroiulous. inherits small,
weak Lungs or has delicate constitution
the more speedily will the Great Destroyer
accom- plish his fearful mission.
Catarrh when attended with bronchial
Irritation or constitu ional disturbance
,a,irornaly leads 10 the tame result.
A cold in the chest infiames and thick
ems the mucous membranes which line the
Bronchial Tubes and thus diminishes Their
capacity for supplying the Lungs with air,
depriving the body OF an element more
essential 10 health than even food or drink,
and disease is the inevitable consequence.
This condition gives rise 70 dry, hacking
cough, which is followed by expectoration.
at irst scanty, gary frothy. Uiscid or tough and
is sometimes aredked Nth bIOo I.
This is not mere theory but a melancholy
fact which DR.. Longdon has seen verified In
hundreds OF cases, and 1t should awaken In
the minds OF this large class Of invalids
the Importance of Seekin Q relief before 1t iStoo
late.
DIR. Longdon devotes special attention to
these ailments and sees and examines more
of them in year than physicians in gene
raj practice come In contact with in Hie-
time. those SO afflicted are invited TO test
his treatment and IpOpe It's efficiency.
FEES FOR CONSULTATION, exam'na-
ton, advice and treatment, WITHIN THE
USE OF ALL.
MEDICINES FOR ALL DISEASES by mail
and express to all parts of the country.
Office Hours-S to IL, 2 to 5 and to Seoery
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-13
ONE question has finally been deter

ONE question has finally been deter
mine. Newspapers are not guilty OF
the sin of making Benjamin F. Butler.
In a public manner he emphaticslly
declared that the crime was not theirs
lie claims to be q child Of God. but ev~
ervbody knows that be is the only liv
ing grown-up illustration OF the Oar
winian theory in this country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-13

J. T. CLARK, a preacher belonging to
tue Baltimore Conference of the Meth
o list church South, and recently sta
toned at White Sulphur Springs, West
Va. was expelled from the church last
Monday, for immortality.
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Mrs. q. MCCOY,
IlS MAIN rTREIr,

HEtrS A lUIL ASSOR MkSJ ~
N Laces TriIIm!n gs. & owes cnrs' IN
cluding Mrs MoOiy's Abdominal C"r-eb
Gents and Ladies' Hosiery, Handk"Ichl'l'
and everything appcrlain Dg tOG complrlr
~ SOTtment of Fancy Goods. Order '"f
anything In her line promptly attended 10
L.idies desiring 10 purchase handsome " IL
ter clio X or wBteT-proOis would do wei {"
examine her stock before making collections
.l-..,rh ,vs .sT'l.s
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Lost.

ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH
VI, 1873 on Sixth street, East Wheeling,
between Zane and John streets, Mink
ur Cope.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving 1t at the residenceo of
]. GROVES,
marl3.u Cor. Sixth and Zane streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-13

THERE is great deal Of excitement
in New York concerning the case OF
Foster ''the car. hook murderer, who,
unless his sentence is committed by the
Governor, is 20 be executed on the Dist.
The newspapers are discussing the case
with a good deal OF acrimOny on each
side, and their columns are burdened
with letters from the citizens urging
Inherent views OF the matter. So far,
the stronger argument seems to be in
favor Of q Communication of the sentence
TO imprisonment for life. The jury
that convicted FOSTER say that they
could not have agreed upon tn cir
verdict had they not believed II
to be in the power OF the Judge
to sentence Foster to imprisonment rs-
ther than to hanging, because the crime
lacked the generalization that was ne
ces5ary to constitute wilful murder and
they were not convinced that FOSTER
intended TO Kill Mr.. PUTNAM. The wild
o. of the murdered man has written a
very affecting letter to Governor DIX
asking that FosTER's life be spared, and
now the New York Hrdd, which has
strenuously insisted upon The execution
o: The sentence, charges her with hsv.
ing been paid $4,000 by FosTERs rela'
ives in consideration OF her petition in
his behalf.
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THE DAILY GRAPHIC.
NEW ERA IN JOURNALISM.

TIE DAILY GRAPHIC is the only illustrst-
daily newspaper in The world. II Is an
eight page paper, published every afternoon
and contains a | the latest news, besides
great variet, OF correspondence, gossip and
other fresh and interesting matte. It's
great feature consists in the fact that by
the aid OF newly discov red and wnnder-
full processes il presen $ daily tour pages OF
beautiful pictures, illus rating the leading
and striking events OF the day. These IL
Illustrations are executed in the hi hest
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progress. They are prepared by the lead
ing artists of the country and without re-
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DAILY GRAPHIC is strictly non partisan
an independent, and while II discusses a.
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nothi z to offend any taste. Terms Sl2.OC
Der year, Send for it, Address:
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marll New York City.
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Fourth Street, D Carpenter.
Thorn son Church-G Martin.
Zane Street, B Hughes
Chapline Streets w Davis.
Wesley Chapel-A j LYDIA.
Marshall Church-T H Trainer.
Moundsville-W G Wilson.
N Martinsville-C H Conway.
Woodlands-G w Psrrat.
Green-EC Woodruff.
Cameron-H C Sanford.
Grave Creek-D Cool, h Rigg, Sup.
Dallss-R Northcrsft.
Short Creek end Liberty-L H Jor-
dan.
Triadelphia-S King.
Benwood-L L Stewart.
w Fl Morton Principal Wheeling
Female College.
CLARKsBURG DIsrRIor-A. HALL, P. &.
Clarksburg Station-J L Clark.
West Milford Circuit-E S Wilson.
H II Weslwood, and j W Young
Salem-C Conner.
Smitlton-R 8 Vett.
Lumberport-W D Csrrico.
Pruntytown-W F Cannon, X Van
meter.
Bridgeport-S Harris.
Fairmont-S B D Prickett.
Marion-W L Hindman.
Manuington-R M Wallace.
PHI e Grove-G w McClelland
Blacksville-J F Spodgrass, j Eckle'
berger.
Burton Mission-J D Woods, super
numerary, NJ Bowler; opportunities
w Mather, D s Benedict.
BucKHANNoN DIsrRICr-J. w. REGBR,
?. E.
Buckbannon Station-F NJ Hughes.
Buckhannon Circuit-G Rogers.
Phillippi-J Conwill.
Upshur-J S Laughlin.
Beverly-W Foggy, substitute.
Webster
Braxton-A Mick.
Frenchton-L D Caste.
Canaan c Rexroad
Weston-J F Mccartney.
Lewis
Glenville-W E Lovett.
Freemansburg-J A Williams.
PARKERsBURG DIsTRICr-B. IRON, P. E.
Parkersburg Station w Bolton.
Parkersburg CiIcuit-E S Mich
olson.
Willismstown Station-G G Schaef-
ter
Williamstown Circuit-R L Wood
yard.
Volcsno-E c Waymap.
Murraysville-W E Rippey.
Ravenswood-W E LOOMS, G h
Cox.
Harrisville-W McNeel.
Elizabeth P Chenoweth.
Ellenboro-T NJ Hartley, z NJ Sill
baugh.
Burning Springs S Freeland.
West Union-H j Bostman.
Sistersville-W w Kelly.
iddlebourn-J ii j King.
CentervilIe-J ? Coleman.
CHARLESTON DlsTRIcr-J. NJ. POWELL
Pc.
Charleston Station-W NJ Mullenix
Charleston Circuit-B Darlington.
Nicholas-N C Beckley.
Mountain Cove-M A w Young
Raymond City--W Hsgsr.
Elk River
| Mill Creek
Point Pleasant-G C Wilding.
Cliftou-CE Manchester.
Hartford City, B Feather.
Spencer-C II Lakin.
Letsrt-F A Triplett.
GuYANDoTTE DIsrRIcT ID. H. X. DIX
P. f.
Guyandotte Station-M w Rider.
Huntington-J A Kibbe.
Barboursvlle-J A Fl Wilson.
Wayne-C J Alsmong.
Sandv-R Hager
Winfield-N 5 Bumgardner.
Monticello-J L Moses.
Coal River-V Sanford
Boone-A J Morriston.
Logan
Fayette-M C Saver.
Rale,gh-R Weise.
Summers
Mercer
Wyoming and Mcdowell
Hamlin-R Brooks
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Executors Sale of Real Estate,

~ TUESDAY. MARCH THE lsTH:lS3
" at o'clock A. NJ, l will offer for sale
at Public Auction, at the front door Of the
Court House of Ohio County, West Va,
TWO BRICK DWELLING HOUSkS two
stories eachJ situated IN the West Side OF
Main Street, between Madison and Wash
ingtOn streets, II being the property OF the
late Thomas { an pbnlI, iecea ed.
Terms r4sy, ant will he made known on
dav of sale. l. II. VILLA Ex'r. OF
tn, S. CAMPABLLL, Dec.
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