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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19

CITIZENS MEETING IN THE FIRst
WARp.-A meeting Of citizens, irrespect.
I've Of party, was held al the vigilanI
Engine House, First Ward, last evening
for the nomination Of Councilmen. Atf
Michael Edwards was called to the chair
The bullotihg resulted In the selection Of
the following ticket:
First Bmnch-Wm. A.Wilson.
Second Bunch-John Scott, I. r. Car
penter, a. T. Garden.
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GheQntelItgenrrr.
TUESDAY, JAN. 10, 1875.
New Advertisements.

NCW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Superintendent Of Water Works--Iollr
W. Cummings.
Declination-'T. r. Laird.
Notice.
For Sale-lIrewcry.
For Rent-Dwclling House.
Wanted--Nursc.
Undertaking-Wm. Graham.
Il. Emsheimer-head Of local.
FlOur-M. 81. Pollock.
Architectural and Mechanical Draw
ings-B. W. Peterson.
Glass ShadeS-paull 4 Winship.
Silver Wnre-0xtOby 4 DuIlield.
Wheeling Female College.
Hamilton Opera House.
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THERE is a bilious man in the Fourth
Ward who diets on blue mass, and who
can estimate the cold by The rattling Of
mercury, like bullets, in his Leg. Still
he ia not happy. He wants to set him.
self upasa weather obsettatory-Nd doubt
less probability, '
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PERSONAL, f. Sage, agent Of
Callcnders Ministries, who has been stop
ping at the 81, James Hotel u day or two
left town yesterday.
Phil. Anschuta, Of the steamer Express
Is stopping at the 81, James,
Miss May Goil, Of Clarksburg, is reg
istcred at the McLure House.
Manager Hamilton went to Pittsburgh
yesterday OH business,
Judge Cranmer takes the place Of Mr.
John Il, Wilson OH theSOup House Cora
mittee.
Mr.. Todd occupied the Chair of the
First Branch Of Council last night.
Judge Jackson, Gen. GoA, Clerk
Moore, and others IN attendance at the
United States Court, will leave for llonG
this morning.
Mr.. James Il. Busby,a baggage master
In the employ Of the Il. Il U. Railroad
Company died at his rooms In the City
Hotel yesterday afternoon. Deceased
was native Of Lexington, Kentucky, but
had been for some yCars u resident Of
Wheeling, ". Va, to which place his re-
mains will be taken to-day. Mr.. Busby
had many warm friends IN this com.
munity who will regret to hear Of his
death. Cumberland Times.
Mr.. Laird don't want to represent the
Seventh Ward in the Second Branch Of
the City Council.
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CAMERON ITEMs.-The Key Factory Of
Miller 4 BOermer at Cameron, which has
been standing a considerable length Of
time on account Of the general stagnation
OF trade, resumed operations yesterday
wCek-tle l1th. The company employ
about forty hamds, and Is Of great benefit
10 the farmers in that neighborhoOd
who find ready market for their timber
with the firm.
One Of the most remarkable "Revivals"
in the history of Cameron il now going
Oh in the Methodist Church al that place,
Under tho charge of Rev. Sanford, assist.
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Ball and others. II Ia
stated that 100 additions have been made
10 the church membership. II tho
conversion Of all the converts il
genuine and sincere, the work Of rcgencr.
alton has been most complete, as II In.
clndes taking the congregations Of the
other churchcs) nearly all the population
Of The place. A few years agO this state
Of affairs was reversed In about the same
ratio.
Loudenslagcr's Mill, destroyed by fire
about year ago, and supposed to be the
work Of All incendiafy, has been rebuilt,
aud Is one Of the finest flour mud grist mills
In Marshall county. The flour made at
this mill Is highly spoken Of.
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PRIZE DRAwRG.-The numbers that
drew the prizes at Halls Gallery are;
No, a6O, first prize; No. 6l5, second
prize; No, 1874, third prize. Holders OF
above numbers will please. present them,
A.PHALL.
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We were unable to find any authority
for the narrowing report that Johnson Is
about to become tho editor Of the Mounds.
vile National, and We turn with u sigh Of
relief to the prospect Of civil war, and
the threatened advent Of tramps.
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HELD TO APPEAR.-'rhc examination
Of George Baum, charged with commit
ting an assault aud battery upon Charles
Oxford, was held before Justice Gillcspy
yesterday afternoon. Defendant was re-
quired to furnish bail in the sum Of 500
to insure his appearance before the Coun-
" Court,
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DINING ON GREENDACEs.-Somc days
ago Fritz Gruber, u Main street shoe
maker, put away S26 or $50 ingrecnbacks
in drawer. On Saturday he opened the
drawer, and found that the money had
been eaten by mice, and nothing was left
except few fragments.
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HOLIDAY PREsESTs AT COsr-A big
lot Of iewelry OF all descriptions to be
sold at cost by J. w, FERREL'
Corner Main and I'D streets, Centre
Wheeling.
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TIE "a. X. Literary Society" recently
challenged the Waverly Society to con.
test, The Waverlies have declined the
contest, for the reason that the "a. X"
Society refuses to reveal the names Of It's
mnmhers.
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A GENEROUS AcrloN.-A few days ago
u poor widow in Centre Wheeling, being
in want, put up her COW ata rattle, realiz-
ing thereby about $50. The COW was
drawn by Mr., John Norton, formerly Of
Ashland, Ky, who generously presented
tito its former owner.
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No SERvIcB.-Through some defect in
the metre, the gas would not burn in the
Second Presbyterian Church on Sunday
night, and the usual service had to DO dis.
pensed with,
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THE 4COuRB-U S Distria COwt-
Judge Jackson. In the matter OF the APP
plication OF the Merchants National Bank
and others to declare Thos. Sweeney a
bankrupt, which case has been on trial for
the past few days, thecounsel for the par.
ties yesterday agreed that the charges Of
fraud against said Sweeney should be
Withdrawn, and the following order was
thereupOn entered, Us asupplement to the
general order adiudging the defendant
bankrupt: "But this decree is not to be
understood US establishing or imputiug
moral fraud on the part OF said Thomas
Sweeney in his transactions in the petit
ton alleged.p
The Court then adjourned.
Circuit C5url-Judge Melvin, The Cir
cult Court did not meet yesterday, there
being no business requiring attention.
County C5mt-Judge Cochran, The
County Court met yesterday afternoon at
9 o'clock, but without transacting any
business adjourned overuniil Wednesday
at . o'clock pm.
Municipal C0wt-Judge Cranmer, The
regular monthly term Of the Municipal
Court commenced yesterday afternoon at
. o'clock. During the afternoon the fol.
lowing business was disposed Of:
In the case of the Commercial Bank "a,
A. Oberdick and q, W. jacob, judgment
for plaintiff for SlJS GS,
In the case Of N. C. Arthur rs. George
W, Storm judgment for plaintiff for
1852 so,
In the case Of Paine, Goodwin 4 Newell
rs, +. W. Budke, judgment for plaintiffs
for S2ll 60.
In the case Of Charles +. Mayer Us,
August Oberdich, judgment for plaintiff
for $lO9 90.
The case OF D. Peck 10. s. +. Faris Il
al, chancery, was dismissed at the costs
of plaintiff.
A chanccry order was entered in tho
case Of Cecil, Hobbs & Co., ~, ARnie L,
Cecil ei al,
The case Of Purcell IN. Purcell was set
Tor Wednesday.
In the case Of james Il. Williams ct al,
~. Adam Kalbaeish, Office judgment SET
aside and demurrer sci for Monday.
Adjourned to this morning at 10
o'clock,
RLicc C6wt--Judgo Cranmer, There
were three cases before the police court
yesterday morning, all Of them disorder.
lies, They were disposed Of rs follows:
James ShiplOy, charged with disOrGerly
conduct, was discharged
Thomas ShallcrOss was fined $40 and
costs for creating tumult and disorder,
John Dowd, for diSOrcrly conduct, was
fined $50 and costs, In default Of pay.
mcnt he was committed to Jail for thirty
days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19

Now Is Your TRE.-You can save 20
cents in every dollar, this week, in Dry
Goods and Carpets at the closing out sale
Of j. W. Ferret, corner Of Main and Goth
streets.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Jane: I. v''4 li.cr nps.ry.

In lie Circuit CouTi iSr ohio county, West Virginia.
Notice Ia hereby given that Shall at MY office,
No iitl Chaplihe street, Wheeling, W. Va, on
MONDAY, THE isr DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1915,
IN AtcotdanCc with A decree Oi the Circuit Court
iot Ohio county, West Virginia, made and en-
tefci In the at1ye entitled cause on tho 10th day
Of Ndtembet, 1874. proceed q take and state The
creditors whether mentioned In said decree Of not,
have liens upon the lands conveyed to Charles Mar
hall 10 secure the payment Of the sum Of $3.50 %,
anil ihe Amount oi Sild liens. Secondly, To aSCCr.
tain aud report what sum may be due, from the Snid
plaNtlff 10 the Sih Stafford, and any other proper
matter REQUIRED, Of that may consider necessary.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio County Circuit Court,
W1ERLISu Inc 30, 1874 janl
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WILL PROvED.-Thu will Of John
Comfy has been proved ut the office Of the
Clerk of the County Court. Jacob Alt
meyer was appointed Administrator,
with the will annexed. Bond, 800.
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WEATHER RECORD. = The following
shows the range Of the thermometer az
observed at Silyeys Drug Store, corner
opposite PostOIllce:
So 10 ~ y 'E~ TN /;
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al Store below Cor
Main and 1lth II.

Persons indebted to the Under.
signed, will please make their payments
at the store Of my successor A. K. Gaddis,
Esq, who Is authorized to receipt for
ME. VIM. II. SnElB.
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If You go out sleigll-riding with
Amelia now, and capsizc the entire cqni-
page over a declivity, agood excuse would
bu "tree banking Is allowed now"
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one Of Simpsons coal wagons, and
three horses attached to II, went over the
bank just above the Top Mill yesterday
morning. No serious damage was done
to either horses or wagon.
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NOMINATION Sent TO THE SENATE
Among the nominations sent to the Sen.
ate yesterday by the President, was that
Of Chas. j. Rawlings, as Postmaster oil
Wheeling. ..
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nor sALE.-Tcn Shares, $1,000 each, Of
the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works At Ashland, Ky. This 10 the largest
iron manufacturing establishment In the
West and "a now in full and successful op.
Grafton. For further particulars address
f@fif-T THOMAS II. NORTON,
,tnoa Financial Agent, iIGO Main a.
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The new machines in the Riverside
nail factory are nearly all in position
and ready for work. Nineteen Of the
thiriy.two new machines are cutting nails.
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rwEtLtNG HOUSE FOR sALE.-I
~ offer for sale my house and ground on
The northeast corner Of 18th street and the
alley between Jacob and Woods streets.
The ground fronts ninety feet on | 4th street
and e one hundred and thirty feet in depth.
Will sell house and thirty feet Of ground
separately. WIN, r. HUBBARD,
sep2S 1914 Chapline 81,
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TIE Belmont mill, which has been
closed to take stock and make some re
pairs, will be started on Monday, the 18th
inst,
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The Day Of Prayer for Colleges has
been changed from tho last Thursday Of
February to the last Thursday in January.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19

THERE are no banks in Zanzibar
Africa. What delightful place Il must
be where notices Of notes falling due are
never heard Of. Let us abolish the banks
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MONEY SAvED.-An entire stock Of
Dry Goods and Carpets ut forced sale. II
you want bargains, come soon.
j. W. l'ERREL,
Corner Main and 2Otl slrenls.
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pnYstctANs recommend DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup when all other medicines
fail, as II certain cure for bronchitis, Sore
Throat, md Coughs or Colds of long
standing. For saleby druggists. dAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19

TnE NVicsel Musical Institute give d
soiree OH Friday evening next.
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n Evidence LOCATIONS FOR SALE-rltE
Ii most desirable Suburban Residence Locations
ID Tho market OF III tho county. The Farm Of thu
late H. s. CiOOt within three miles Of the Clty, has
beCh BulRIvdCd into Lots from 10 to ~ acres each
Il near the National Rnad and Immediately oil the
line Of Tue contemplated Street Hallway to Elm
Grove II hijolnS The we'll and favunbly known
HornhFuOk Park, In the vicinity arc many. hne
country placeS, we'll improved any lMrt Of the
property rAn be bought ut fair price and oil easy
terms, The survey can bO sen at my office, 18th
street: damn I IRWIN, Agent.
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liz weighed $50 pounds and walked
with his hands in his pockets. lie slip-
ped upon the icy pavement and-g great
was the fall thereof,
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TnE depressing influences on mercury
have disappeared. IF
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TWENTY gallons Of soup were given
away at the Soup Elouse yesterday after
noon,
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Sour LAT is the eShilatating cry At the
station house.
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EARM FOR SALE.

100 Acre Furrn, situated in Wood county,
West Virginia, four miles above Parkefs.
burg, on Tie Ohio river 50 acres under Cul.
tiyatiOn, balance IN Timber. For terms,
&c. amply to STANW0OD & KUECk.
MGRiErrA, Dec. II, 1874. jams
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You can gel your soup at the SOUP
House between o and II A. NJ, and and
6P.M.
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NortcE-G rut Reduction to Closc-lIest
Calicos 0 cents per yard, and all other
goods and Carpets in proportion, 80 us to
close the entire stock in thirty days.
j. W. FERRE1,
Cor. Main and goth STA.
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CARRIER BOY WANTEo-App at This
once.
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GREAT sacrifice continued of Domestic
Dry Goods, Merinos, Cashmeres, Al.
Pacas, silks, Cassimetes, Jeans, Blankets
and Carpets, full line, all to be closed out
at cost, or less, to meet the creditors Of
J. W. EEnREL,
Corner Main and goth streets.
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L. V. lSLoNp'sis the only place in the
city where you can purchase pair Of box
tOed buttoned CATERS.
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Day GooDs and Carpets, all at Eastern
cost. | am forced to sell them.
j. W, FEhREt,
Centre Wheeling.
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Another lot OF those fine box.toed
buttoned CATERS have Just bcen.teceived
at l.. v, BtoSps.
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TRUsrEE's SALE.

r. p. SPENCER,
janiA Assignee, stcnbcnvIlle, &
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gsow srrcrlcLrs yop TIE Ancr1c B

Ssow SrEcrAcLrs yoR TIE ARCTIC Re-
oioxs.-The London Daily Mps says;
Numerous a. are the comforts provided
for the officers and crews Of the ships
about TO explore tho Arctic regions. none
will be 30 much welcomed by them ~ O
new kind OF spectacle just invented 10
prevent snow, blindness. The author OF
this ingenious ~contrivancs Il William
White Cooper. the eminent o~oulist. Il
Is we'll known that . long exposure 10
the glare Of the intense white Of the
snow In the Polar regions In most harm
full TO the sight. To meet this difficulty.
spsctaclos OF grosn.tintsd glass, U Z
rounded by gauIs. have been proposed.
These will. however. fail In practice ~
the glass part Of the spectsolss 10 liable
To get dim aud and cloudsd. while the
game and the wire. by means Of which
the spectaclss are fastened behind the
ear, will, In an Arctic climate, become
90 cold that 10 tho human skin they will
havc the sensation OF being made Of rod.
hot wire. Mr.. Cooper's SNOW spsctacles
have neither glass nor iron In their com.
position. for they are made Of sbonits.
and are tied on 10 tho head by Q velvet
cord. They resemble somewhat two
half walnut shells fastened over the eye.
Their great psouliarity 10 that the wear
or secs through . simple slit In front Of
the pupil Of the eye. by means OF an
easily worked little door or slide. this
alt can DO made small or largo. accord
ing to the amount Of light found agree
able or painful TO the eye. The aides Of
each eye-box are perforated with minute
holes, In order that the wsarsr can get a
side view Of objects.
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ether bars.s were torn irpm ,hsif Hi-
incs and carried down streab. oas
fleet carried With 1t four men. vhs vsrs
rescued with great risk Of LIE. TIE
loss by This frsshet, 20 far a ascsrtainsd.
IL estimated at over s20. 1000. /.
The Needy and ssnksy Asetisgs.
LONDON, July l3.-Followipg y the
number Of meetings held by Moody and
Sanksy in London during the past four
months, with the aggregate attendance;
Camberwell, 90 meetings, attended BY
IsO. 900 people; Victoria. 45 mseting.
sitsndsd by ". 600; In the opers Benss;
GO Imsstings, attended By SSo,0oos N
Bow, 60 meetings, attended by $4,000;
In Agricultural Hall. 90 msetings, Ut.
tended by 100000. The amount OF
msnsy expended for ~buildingsy printing.
stewards, etc.. $4,000. Moody and
Sanksy declined to receive any oompsn-
saiion from The COMMITTEES. .
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Fatally Bitten BY a R.itIs.a,ks.

A young man named Dunlop. aged
fourteen. lost his life near Marissa, ILL.,,
Monday afternoon, In q terrible manner.
He was engaged in binding wheat In a
harvest Geld. and. whilst In tho act Of
picking up q bundle, he felt q sharp
sting In his left fost, no being bare.
footed. Upon looking around. he SAW
that he had been bitten by q r~attlssnake.
He Immediately started for tho house.
calling 10 tho men who were with him
to kill the snake. He fell down after
running q short distance. no describing
his sensations A. though fro was run
ming through his veins. and that he was
becoming blind. A physician Wal i'm.
msdiatsly sent for. In the meantime all
the known remedies being administered
by those present. All was OF no avail,
however. and In less than eight hours
after being bitten young Dunlop Wa .
corpse. 4 horse had been bitten In the
sams Sold the wednesday previous. and
died from tho effects. II IL thought that
this was the same snake. Il had four
rattles and q button, which indicated an
ago Of four and q half years.-a. Louis
Globe Democrat. ef-r.I nu
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Humboldt Items.
rrrou the silver sl.,s. July Ia,

lFrou the Silver Stats. July ial
General Bucknsr left here last oven
ing to attend his antimouy mins, In
Bloody Canyon, near Star City. This
mine produced considerable 'antinony
ore q few years ago, and General Buck.
ner intends 10 commence work on II
again, or lease II 10 somebody that will.
The mine Il fayorably located between
Unionvills and Mill City. and return
freight teams take the orc at less than
the regular rates 10 the railroad.I y
Two car loads OF heavy iron pipe,
twelve or fourteen inches In diameter,
from P~ittsburg. Pennsylvania, passed
hero last evening. II was consigned to
Gillig. Mott & Co., Reno, and Is owl.
IDENTIFY designed TO convey water across
some valley or canyon, where II will be
subject TO grent pressure.
Some Of the nnchsr1 along the Hum.
boldt have commenced haytne. aud
others arc preparing 70 do 70. Ysster-
day James Rloan. who has about I'VE
hundred acres Of hay land on the river
above Tule, bought two mowers OF Pur-
din & Wood for tho purpose OF starting
in in q few days. 4.
Three Of Baker 4 Hubbs' teams LETT
this morning loaded with $1,000 pounds
Of freight for Idaho. oThisl makes 86,-
900 pounds that Baker 4 Hubba have
loaded here within the last few days and
sent on their teams 10 Idaho.
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The Supreme Court Of Ohio has rem
dsrcd an important decision Affirming
the eonstitstionality Of the statute
known In that State o. the worthington
Law. which provides in eject that public
officials. exceeding the limit Of their
powers in making contracts for labor 10
b performed. II Individually liable for
such acts. The Court therefore hold
that the individual members Of tho
Board OF Improvement In Cincinnati
must themselves pay ior certain work
done by their Official order.
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Reao itens.

ITO" ". ''' '"' ' '''"'
A petition 10 in circulation around
town asking for the pardon and rsstora'
ton to citizsnship Of Geo. Brown. con.
Sicted OF norss stealing. n q Dis'i,e'
oosi. =. N. cscona suulc'n D,s.'
ana ssnteneso . sih ySafs 70 Inc Ne
vadA Stats fnso fron Wssnoe county;
the said Brown having already served
eighteen months OF the term OF his i'm