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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

The new Government in Texas finds
itself considerably embarrassed. There
is not dollar in the Treasury, and all
tbc money belonging to the school fund,
to the several sinking funds, and all other
special funds, has been used to pay cur.
rent expenses. A very large amount OF
State warrants have been issued, but
their amount cannot be ascertained.
There is an installment of interest on the
State debt falling 'lue in March, for which
there is no money in the Treasury There
is no fund to pay the expenses of the
Legislature. From the Chicago Tri.
bune
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HOUSE.
THURSDAY, Feb. %,

THURSDAY, Feb. g, 1874.
BY Mr.. Huggins--An Act to secure GER
tain moneys loaned to the Vicksburg and
Nashville Railroad Company.
3. R-An Act sur Elemental to an Act en-
titled an Act to authorize the Supervisors of
Claiborne county to eq0alize the assess
ment OF lands. approved April H. 1873.
Passed.
II. b. An Act for the relief of Henry p.
Sadler, of Pentotoc county. Mississippi.
Passed.
TIE RETRENCHMENT BILLS.
An Act to amend sections 2757 and 275S of
the Code Of 1871, in relation to criminal pro-
cedure, and for other purposes, was consid-
cred NJ length aud passed.
An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act
to amend the laws of the State in relation to
public education. approved April IL. 1873,
was considered section by section, without
final action
House adjourned
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The Refractory PIOw SAanuEactnr.
erB.
From ColInan Rural World

From Colman Rural World.
We re-publish the list of the manufac-
turers who resolved not to sell at whole
sale rates to Oranges 1t would be a
matter of general interest to know just
how many of these firms have adhered to
the letter and spirit Of the resolution.
In the last pillow manufacturers circular
will be found the following resolution,
passed at the late meeting Of the manu-
facturers held i'll Chicago.
Resolved, That we will sell no plows
to farmers clubs or oranges, except at
retail prices, but we recommend our
agents in all localities to sell to the par
ties wishing to buy largely for cash, at
rates as much reduced as the expenses
Incidental to doing cuisines will permit.
Moline Plow Co, Moline; Deere &
Co, Moline; Buford & Co., through
Deere & Co., Rock Island; Parlin 81
Orendorf, Canton; I. q H. Smith & Co.,
Pekin T. D. Brewster & Co., Peru
Furst & Bradley Manufacturing Co,
Chicago; and many others.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

Departed this life at their residence in
Holmes county, Miss. d. L. Durham,
Feb. 18th, and his wife B. M. Durham,
Feb. 18th, 1874. The former aged "a
years and months, and the latter "
years and months. Both we're consign-
ed to one grave Had been man and wife
nearly fifty years.--Lexington Advertiser
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

The postmaster of Wakulla county,
Florida, though sentenced to ten years
imprisonment for robbing the mails,
still holds on to his office of Sheriff, held
under State authority, and the Governor
refuses to remove him. He is in the
Penitentiary himself, but runs" the
Sheriffalfy BY deputy. Between a con-
vict Sheriff and reckless Governor, that
State is certainly model example Of '.re-
constructed" ERECTION. III
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

Advice to ladies about to elope- Don't
take dogs with you. A young lady was
going off surreptitiously with gallant
adorer, the other day, when she insisted
on returning for Fido The little beast
barksd in going out of the house, and the
fair eloper was discovered and brought
hack -. -. - LII - 49, =
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The sIardi Gras NIocker

New Orleans, with its masquerades,
professions, tinsel, and glitter of Mardi
Gras, forcible reminds one of the Harle-
quin at the footlights, who amused the
people with his capers while his wife lay
dying at home
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HOUSE.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. IS, 1874.
PETITIONS.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is, 1874.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Sullivan presented petition
roin citizens residing in the Chickasaw
|ehool District, III relation to the ChickAsaw
|choOl Fund.
RESOLUTIONS.
B. Mr.. Street-H. j. r., joint Resolu-
2 sttSpending the assessment OF taxes
b. Mr.. 5 reeI-H. C. Res. in relation to
/ ~ sing 81 the surplus papers, reports.
e., about the Capitol. Adopted.
b. Mr.. Huggins-
Resolved by the House 1.-THE Senate cor
prringl, That the Speaker Of the House
|hd President of the Senate be authorized
close the present session by adjourning
k+tr respective house ON the LIST day OF April,
20. at IL o'clock NJ and be il further
Resolved, That 40 bill or joint resolution
pau DE introduced IN either house after the
eth day OF March. lS74. Adopted.
By Mr.. Randolph-H. j. R., In relation To
hstructing our senators anu requesting our
lembers of the House of Representatives
Congress TO vote for the Civil Rights bill
Mr.. Street moved 20 amend as follows /:
trike out, in the preamble, -both political
Parte>," and insert 'both wings of the Re-
publican ptrty.e Tabled.
Mr. II lie % we'd to amend as follows
amend tue resolution so thar il will read
that the senators be Instructed aud the
eeepreset tatIves requested" Adopted and
|heresolut on passed.
INTRoDUcTIoN or 1ILLs.
By Mr.. Richardson Act to amend an
Act entitled an Act for the relief Of the tax
payers Of 1873. Passed.
/. by Mr.. Chaanplin--An Act 20 change tho
lime OF holding the Circuit Courts In the
lst Circuit Court District. Passed.
coAMuNtcATIoNF RoM THB AUDITOR.
OFFICE on AuDrroR On Pun. AccouRra1
JAcKsoH, MISS, Feb. "a, 1874.
20 the Senate and House OF Representa-
Eou that the appropriation heretofore N ~
" us1ragin& tho expenses anamwnmd lw oho
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From the Nerd Ian Mercury.
Mr.. Tison Of Lee, is one Of the men of
mark in the Legislature, and q good rep
resentative Of the intelligent white men
and taxpayers Of the State. Heia RIao
practical man, who endeavers to make
The baat AZ tha unhappy ataaaen.
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INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
Rv Mr.. Cnllpns-

BY MT. CulIenG-
Resolved, That the Committee on Judi
ciary be authorized to inquire into and re-
port to the Senate on Tuesday next. whether
or not the office of Commissioner of Immi-
grafton and Agriculture Of the State of
Mississippi. is now legally encumbered. Re-
ferred.
Resolved, That a committee of three be
appointed TO inquire and report to the Sem
ate whether the seats OF Senator BuwIes, Of
the twenty-eighth district, and Senator
Smythe of the fifteenth district, are vacant
or not. Adopted.
The President appointed Messrs. White,
Stone and Warner as said Committee.
SENATE BILLS.
An Act to change and fix the time for
holding the Circuit Courts in the Eighth
judicial District. Passed.
An Act to hold an election for Chancery
Clerk in Washington county. Passed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills were introduced and
By Mr.. Cassidy-An Act to incorporate
the Brookhaven Machine, Lumber and
Banking Company.
BY Mr.. Furlong-An Act to amend Sec
ton 1873 of the Revised Code.
The f,llowing were relerre /:
By MIR. Caldwell-An Act making appro-
priation for the payment of piano furnis h
ed the Governors Mansion.
By Mr. McClure-An Act TO suppress
frivolous and malicious prosecutions and 10
secure costs. etc.
BY Mr.. Caldwell-AH Act to lease certain
Sta:e land, and for other purposes.
By Mr.. Gleed-An Act to amend the laws
i'm relation to public education, so far as it
relates to the county of Lowndes.
y By Mr.. Sullivan-An Act to extend the
Jurisdiction of Magistrates in certain cases,
and TO establish Central Courts and regulate
proceedings and pratice therein.
An Act to amend an Act for the relief of
Taxpayers of 1873.
A number of other bills, both Senate and
House. were considered, but no definite ac-
ton had.
Senate adjourned.
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SENATE.
FR1pAY, Feb. a, 1874
. HoTroK or INFLAMMATION az RILLs.

NOTICE or INTRoDUcTIoN OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Furlong-I will introduce bill
entitled an Act 20 amend section 1873, Re
vtSee Co0e OF 1871 50 rs to require the real
and personal property of certain towns in
this State 70 be assessed separately by COun-
ty Assessors.
The special committee made lengthy
report upon the Penitentiary, but we omit
on account OF space
81. B.-To amend an Act to authorize the
Boards of Supervisors OF Lowndes, Wilkin-
son and Warren counties to isshe county
bonds, etc.. passed.
1A~ xMxRoDuCr1uN on RkgoLuT1oNs.
By Mr.. Parker-Whereas, It has been
currently reported that the fee and salary
bill approved 80 the called session of the
after being enrolled, and bafore lt was APP
proved by the Governor; therefore
Be it Resolved By the Senate, the House
mmuiB MwiHm ThM . 0gmmaso@R Ut two ON
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

The supreme court of Maine has been
called on by the governor and council to
decide whether women have legal right to
hold Office az justices Of the peace in that
state, and whether it is competent for the
Legislature to authorize their appoint
Msen&
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

Legislature and Judiciary Departments o
the State Government are exhausted A
under the law no warrants can issue unti
appropriation Is made. / respectfully ash
. our early attention to this fact which vii
greatly facilitate business in the office. IN
making settlements with Sheriffs anG
other officers, who have claims against thu
State 70 adjust.
Very respectfully,
Your o5edient servant,
w. III GIBBS,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
HOUSE BILLS
An Act to repeal section of an Act to
amend an Act to secure the payment oil
wages for labor and liabilities for supplies,
approved April IL, 1873, was lost Yeas q,
nays ~.
The speaker announced Messrs. Tison,
Smith, OF Jasper, and Hick~, a. special COM
mittee on the part OF the House, to investi-
gate what has become of the plates upon
which the certificates of Indebtedness were
printed.
Th- unfinished business being III B. No. 90,
Mr.. Glover gave notice that he would on to-
m Trow move to amend the Rules of the
House, providing TOR two sessions of the
House daily.
Mr.. Clover said: Mr.. Speaker, / hereby
give notice. that on tomorrow / will intro
luce q resolution to amend the Rules of the
House, by an additional section: Providing
hereafter 1t will not be in order for the
Speaker of this House to entertain mo-
zion from any member, asking now another
voted.
The House adjourned.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, February %, 1874
FROM THE GOVERNOR.

Mr.. PRESIDENT: | am directed by the
Governor TO inform the Senate that he has
approved an Act 10 amend the rules of
pleading and practice in suits against es-
tates of decedents.
An Act Ia repeal the prohibition liquor
laws relating TO the comfy of Oktibbeha.
An Act to authorize the Board of Super
visnrS Of knmper county to loan certain
funds belonging to said county.
An Act 20 repeal an Act in relation to
equity of REDEEM ption.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

Governor Booths enemies are still at
work in Sacramento trying TO imPlicate
him in bribery In his contest for the SEN
atorship. but they can not find anything
nnninak him.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

Of the twenty-Eix members Of the
House of Representatives Of Colorado
more than two-thirds are ranohmen and
stockmen.is This Is, to n great smsasare,
to be attributed toaths influence which
the Oranges dxert throughout the Terri
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

pa DBL Armstrong, Chairman '6f the
Missouri Demo cratic State Central Com
hhfttse.q qdseaafes the Detnccrakie party
dead and Of no further use.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

I'm particularly uneasy on this point,
said the fly 70 the young gentleman who
stuck him ON tho and cf d meedIe.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

Never burn kindly written letters DO is
so pleasant to read them over when che
ink is brown, the paper yellow with age,
and the hands that traced the friendly
words are folded over the hearts that
prompted them, under the green sod.
Above all never burn love letters. To
read them in after years Is like resurrec-
ZION ofone's youth The elderly spu-ter
finds in the imprisoned offer she foolish
~ rejected twenty years ago, a fountain
Of rejuvenescence. CHANGING over % che
realizes that she was once "a belle and q
beauty, and beholds her former self in "a
mirror much more congenial to her taste
that the one that confronted her iu her
dressing room. The "widow iudced" de-
rives sweet and solemn consolation from
the letter Of the beloved one who has
iourneyed before her to the far of land,
whence there comes no message, and
where she hopes one day 10 join him.
No photograph can so vivialy recall
70 the memory Of the mother che
tenderness and devotion of the chIld-
rem who have left az the call
of heaven az the epistolary ouipour-
inRs Of their love- The letter Of 81 true
son OF daughter 10 a true mother b some
thing better than an image Of the tea-
lures; il is a reflex Of the writers SOUL
Keep ell loving letters. Burn an harsh
ones, and in burning them forgive and for
GET -at
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RETRENcHMENT BILLS.

The bill to reduce the paw Of County
School Superintend"nt was agan consider
ed line by line, and amended aud passed.
Yeas rs; nays Is; absent 20.
Mr.. Glover offered the fpllaWing:
Resolved. That hereafter there shall be
two daily sessions of this Hoase the morn
ing session to begin at 30 o'clock A. NJ .
and the afternoon session 10 begin at 3
O'Clock P. NJ. Indefinitely postponed. Yeas
43; nays Al.
Adjourned.
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MESSAGE FROM THE GovENoR.

Mr.. SPEAKER: | am directed by the Gov
ernur 70 inform the House OF Representa-
tives that he has approved the following:
An Act fixing the price of the Revised
Code OF 1871.
An Act 10 authorize tax assessors to ap-
point deputies.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

The friends of dissipated young man
hit upon the following novel expedient in
the hope of efecting his reformation.
Having couple of collins prepared for
the purpose, and placed in the family
vault, on his being brought home one
night in a senseless condition, they con-
veyed him thither and slowed him snug
ly away in one of them, a member of the
family taking possession of the other to
watch his movements. After remaining
for some time encased in his ''prison
house," he aroused from his stupor and
gazing around in establishment at his new
residence. exclaimed:
s.Am dead?"
Certainly" rejoined his sepulchral
friend.
GLOW long have been here2" he
asked.
about three years." was the answer.
+" And how long have you been here?s
he again inquired.
Seven years." responded his COM
panion.
well, as you have been dead longer
than have, suppose you know the best
place where spOok can get something 20
drink"
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MESSAGE FROM THE GovERxoR.

Mr.. SPEAKER: am directed by the Gov
ernor TO inform the House that he has APP
proved the following:
An Act for the relief of William FL. Rose
and Fannie E. Rose, minor children of Mrs.
S. E Macy, of Madison county, Miss.
An Act for the relief of John d. Werles.
Jr.
An Act for the relief of Mrs. Fl. B. Theo-
bald, of Washington county.
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb. 2e, 1874.

THURSDAY. Fe0- 70, 1874.
NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr. CALDWELL will introduce a bill
to be entitled an Act to provide for leasing
certain lands belonging to the State.
By Mr.. Everett will Introduce a bill to-
legali&e the election of ChancerY Clerk in
Yazoo county.
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ADYERrIsINGs AGENTS.

E- None others are authorized to SOLICIT
b-.stness Tor The CLARION.
a Nt,gs ................... ........ Boston.
I n PgTTfso IL & Co... ....... Boston
NJ PFrrtsoILL & Co, York.
" W SHARPE 81 Co,...-....."..New York City.
GFo p RowELL Co.,...........-NeW York.
K4rvs 4 Locks, ......... New York.
GRtTrfy & HoFFMAS altimore.
cor WErhERILL & Co.,-............ Philadelphia
; DIBBLE & Co ............. ......... Louisville.
NAyrz MARcHAND X Co, Louisville.
uEt;oLYER n RICHEN .................. Cincinnati.
FHoHAs McISTYKE...--.-...-.. -.......NeW Orleens.
Remittances should be by registered letter,
"a ,ney order, draft, or by express. When eth
. wise the Office cannot be responsible.
Al business communications should be adj
4 esged 70 pew~r & Bark sdale. Jackson Miss.
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WAITING FOR A suor.
THE rYNANI aLAIN.

There was but one report from ne three
guns. The outlaw jumped from bis aoaJ
and Immediately atcrwrd fell to iho
ground dead The negro who was near
him had his ears slightly scratched by THO
shot, but was rej0ced to find that he, too,
was not killed. The young men Chem ro-
loaded their guns and advanced to tha
dead body, which they secured and bore
away. A cart was hired and Che body
placed on il and taken 10 Lumbcuou,
where it arrived this moruiugat about nine
o'clock. 1t was then taken % the Court
House and placed Oh a table in the SNer-
i'll s Office
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THE REWARDS

for the killing OF Steve Lowary
amount in all % So, 200, and thisamou1t
will be paid over 10 the three young men
who killed him. The dead outlaw is
said 10 have been recently but Oh. ghost
If his former self He was formerly
stout and robust, but had become pale
and thin of late. Since the killing Of
Tom Lowery he has kept pretty close I'D
the swamps; but the music BIZ Il tobacco
and whisky caravansary was more thaH
he could resist To his love OF tHe ar-
dent may be directly traced bis death
He was older than Henry Berry Lowery,
who was, in fact, the youngest of The
brothers in the gang.
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HOUSE,

FRIDAY. Feb q, 1874.
SENATE BILLS.
An Act in relation to the TishomIngo
Savings Institution. was passed.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Mr.. Avery offered the following:
ReS0lUed. That hereafter the Honse shall
meet at $50 o'clock A. NJ. instead OF 10 A NJ.
as heretofore. Adjourned.
The Speaker LAID before the House a me-
mortal from the Board of Mayor and Alder
men Of the town OF Senatobia, in relation to
certain lands in said town belonging to j. Ii !.
Couke.
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MRS. "RHoDY" ALSO JUBmAar.

"Rhody" Lowery, the widow of Ind
defunct chief Henry Lowery5 was among
the crowd at Lumberton to.dny 10 Oh
said that she seemed actually rJ0iced OBJ
learn that the last of the gang had gone
to his long account. 1T IS understood
that Rhody wanted 10 marry again, but
that Steve had threatened 60 kul BIER i
she did 50. There are many persistent
persons who believe that Henry Berry
Lowery is not yet dead ilis even a-sert-
ed that he has recently been seen in New
Xork aitv
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PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.

BY Mr.. Sullivan-From the citizens of
Whitefirld, in Oktibbeha county, in relation
to incorporating the same.
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LEGISLATURE INTERPRETATIONS BIZ

The House again refused to concur in the
Senare amendment to an Act to make an
appropriation to defrAy the expenses of the
prese mt Legislature.
An Act to provide for the quieting of land
titles and to remedy the loss of evidence of
title by the destruction, by fire. of the Rec
ords OF the Circuit and Chancery Courts
aud the Records OF Deeds In the cou ty of
jackson. Senate amendments concurred in
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fon citizens residing in the Chickasaw
.ehool District, III relation to the ChickRsaw
school Fund
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LUMBERroN Wild VIM JOY
LowERY A wALKNG AHsENAL.

The outlaw was armed 90 the teeth,
there being found on bis person when be
was killed, a Henry rifle, three pistols
and a knife with blade about Twelve
inches in length. He was only about
twenty-eght or twenty-niue years of uge.
Like all tho rest of The outIaWs Ibis
earthly career has been cut short before
he had reached the prime Of lilc he is
said to have been the mos cowarJly, and
at the same time the most tfeacAeIOua
and vindlclive of them MI
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INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.

Leave of absence was granted to N
Steele from day TO day.
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STATE LINE
STE A NJ q H ] z 8:

STEAM SHIPS:
State OF Pennsylvania State Of Virginia,
Stste OF Louisiana, state OF Georgia,
I" of Nevada, build'R State Of Minnesota
of Florida, State Of Alabama,
state OF Indiana, tbuilding.l
To Giasr Ov. Liverpool, ReIfAst, ana
Londonderry.
State Of Penn'a, sails Saturday, Jan. 10th
State of Virginia sails Saturday, Jan, 21th.
State Of Georgia sails saturday, Fen. 9TH
From Pier GO, North River, N. T..
WEEKLY SAILIN6S NEXT SUMMER.
Rates OF Passage Cabin, 900 and $50,
gold; steerage, 70, currency prepaid, 49,,
currency. DI ats at lowest rrates.
For further particulars apply to - -
AUSTIN BALDWIN d CO.,
Agent, No. y Roadway. n. r., or tc
J. r. MkRRIMAN,
. Agent, Adam Express Cos once.
jams Wheeling, WA
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sHURTiEFF HOUSE,

-.IpMoyT, WEST VA, FORMERL9
EAKssrsIev. This House has Just been
newly rented nom cellar 70 ga iT e s. w1sd
new beds and new furniture, s 81 a,tnsieS ~
10 tS nEn a q. railroad depot. This House ~ u
hrst Class Sn ~ Win the best in the market.
Srgss Pmoderats. sample room, tor s sHm,
mercisI travellers: No charge aa1 I SstisfaStion
baggage. Give me car, Good stab
ling for horses Proprietor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-26
FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR Sal e THE W Eatn
Known Fortney property, corner OF MMa
80 ola second streets, being the south part
o of lot No A. and fronting on Main street IS
feel s inches, same width to the alley IN sns
rear thereof. said property may be divideH !,
in parts If desirable or SOLO az w ssle be-.
sore EabTnarv lBth, il will be offered at pup
lie sale at the front door or the o~rs 49, p:
at az iS O'Clock A. NJ, on that day. Title IN
disP puni9S EDWIN HoRNBRooK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-26
NEW HALLFoR RENT.

TINE HALL IN THE NEW BUILDiNSS
of Mr. q. w. Franzheim. No. llZe VAN an
street, between nth and l2th ssou1e e
and hest finished Halls In the city, and nas
ali all modern improvements, such as anu
rooms, water closets, and other conSen .,S,a.
ces. This is q rare opportunity 1or socie'e .,
of any order TO get deslrspts plat ar,icn n.
meeting, on reasonable teI MS Mt r RG,M,S
lars SPp,s I" Liquor store
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FOR RENT.

DossyssIoN GIVEN ON TIE FIks SI
Of January the la ear and r slsSsn! Halt Hsii
in the second story OF Ooo se 10 room OF
tps iIbrsry Associa ton, suitable for society
MRS. ZEf6ENFELDEh,
20 Monroe street, or
w.P. McKELVEY,
,..,. l42 Market street.
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Farm fer Rent.

Y ovFER MY FARM, SITUATED NE a1t
E,m drove, Tor rent rom April ist, nsd 1;d
The farm contains $50 acres and - ~ -
condition. A large two story name noI me
. g0 s1ess o1 sor , ann inquire Of
]. II. GOOD.
1870 Chapline st., over sherifs once
ianl0d&w