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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-16

KANAwHG LODGE.-.The ninth lodge Of
the Knights Of Honor, consisting OF 80 Of
the principal men Of Charleston, W. Va.
was instituted last Saturday. The off.
GERS Of this lodge are as follows: II. C.
McWhorton, Past Dictator; Jno. W.
Sentz, Dictator; Charles Ward, Vice Die.
tator; DR.. L. L. Comstock, Assistant Die.
tator; J. W. Cracraft, Chaplain; l.. W.
Levy, Guide; Phillip Frankenberger, Re.
porter; VIM. Jelenko, Financial Reporter
Wm. Kaufman, Treasurer; Chas. Jacob.
son, Guardian; +. NJ. Reynolds, Sentinel;
Trustees, Jacob Jelenko, A. f. Gibbons
S. NJ. Gowentean.
Mr.. P. L. Teeple, who mas been for q
short time engaged in organizing the diff.
ferent lodges Of the Knights of Honor in
this State, will return to his home al
Mansfield, o. In about two weeks he ex'
poets to visit the principal towns along
the B. & o. railroad east OF Grafton, In
Guiding Washington, D. c., for the pur'
pose of establishing The order in each oil
these places.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-16

New Cry DIRECroRY.-It has been
customary for parties from other cities
to come here and get up our Wheeling
City Directory, and have it printed
either in Cincinnati or some other city
and the question has often been asked by
our business men, why some person in
the city does not get up this work, without
allowing outsiders 10 derive the benefits,
il any, from the same? Then, too, a
person residing in the city, acquainted
with the names, etc., would be enabled to
avoid the numerous errors in omissions
and misspelling that have heretofore
characterized our city directories. Mr..
W. l.. Calm has now commenced making
preliminary canvass for a new direct
ory, and from his acquaintance in the
city and experience in the work, there is
every reason why he should succeed in
his new undertaking. AS this is the first
attempt by any one residing here 10 get
up this work, our business men will no
doubt extend TO him at least the patron.
age they have heretofore given to stran.
gers.
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AN ATTRACTIVE WoRK.-"Chrisi In
Dirt" is the title OF a new book presented
for our examination. II contains over
100 illustrations from the famous Bida
designs. The text accompanying the
illustrations has been pieCed out OF the
four Gospels with such skill by Edward
Eggleston that the life OF Christ appears
as rounded and continuous nara
tive, given in the exact language OF the
evangelists and yet without break or
repetition. The Artist Rothermel, fam.
Gus for his great historic painting OF the
battle Of Gettysburg, speaks Of it thus
/ have great pleasure in recommending
the book, "Christ In Art" as very ex.
cellent work, bothin design and execu-
ton, and hope it will meet with n large
sale, which it richly deserves"
Thepoet Whittier spoke of it as fol-
lows:
at is real service to religion and art
to place these magnificent designs Of Bida
before the American people. DR.. Eg-
gleston's part OF the worl; has been well
and conscientiously done. The eye, the
heart, the intellect, are equally satisfied
with such book
IlrOm the poet bryant.
at is beautiful volume, that entitled
Christ in Art The illustrations by
Bida are very striking and characteristic
and excellently well engraved"
The steubenville Herald says OF the
agent OF this work, W. II. Brown, thai
he has been identified with the canvass
ing OF standard works for several years
and that he is we'll and iavorably known
in that city, being for mer resident
We can assure our readers that anything
he may present will be worthy Of consid
Grafton.
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LENT.-The fact that the Lenten season
ia upon us, explains in measure the
dearth OF social cnjoyments. Last week
was one OF gaiety and frolic, and on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings Of the present
week there were number Of balls in
different parts OF the city. Now, how.
ever, the terpsichorean halls are silent
the banquet rooms deserted.
Lent began on Wednesday, and will
continue for six weeks. Among the regu.
lations included in the system is that OF
abstaining from all forms Of festivity, and
to not attend theatres, balls or concerts
and to postpone weddings. The authori'
ty for the observance OF Lent ia matter
that is in dispute, but its acceptance is be.
coming more general from year to year
Where the requirements Of Lent are in.
diligently observed there can be no doubI
OF its beneficial influence on health.
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CHARGED WITH RAPE.-Thomas Brad
bury was yesterday arrested by Consta
BILE Godfrey Price, on a charge Of com
mittfhg rape upon girl named AIMS
Laura Fordyce. The warrant was issued
some days since by Justice Caldwell
upon the information OF G. L. Gaylord
Justice Caldwell not being in the city
Bradbury was taken before Justice Toll
var, who held him in the sum of $l,O0t
TO appear and answer on the Goth inst
The prisoner readily found a bondsman
and was released.
The alleged victim OF the outrage i,
between l2 and IA years OF age, and re
sides in East Wheeling. Bradbury il
employed at Berry's rope store, on Watei
street, where the girl states the crime
was committed, on the Sd of the present
month, she having called at the store or
that day on business. Bradbury'a
friends are confident OF his innocence.
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HOTEL MISUNDERSTANDING the ar.
rivals at the hotels yesterday were the
following:
81. James Hotcl-G. S. Peddicord, Bal.
timore; NJ. II. Burton and family, PhiIa.
delphia.
IStdmm House,. e. wOrrell, Clays.
Vile, Pa; H. Sheets, Newport, o.; Samuel
Jam, Greene county, Pa.
McLAtrs Housc-Ross Jackson, Grafton;
G. Borgess., Clarksburg; J. NJ. Mccoy
Fairmont; Col: X. L. Manning, U. s. A.;
Ed. Blanchard, Bellefonte, Pa; NJ. w
Raymond, Fairmont; James Brooks
Cumberland.
Grant House-B. c. Lupton and wife
Mt Pleasant; +. Eberhard, MassilIon, O.;
D. Paxton, Cumberland, Md; T. b. Cam
den, Weston; p. HamilI, Oakland, Md.
W. II. Card, Cleveland; John W. Kagcy
Cleveland; j. W. Tyler, Cleveland.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR WORKING
THE COUNTY RoADs.-The Joint Com.
mittee on Finance and Accounts and
Roads and Bridges of the Board OF Com,
missioners will meet on Thursday of nexi
week, for the purpose Of considering a
plan to govern the Board and their EN-,
ployes in making and repairing the road.
and bridges in the county for the next
two years. At the last meeting Of the
Board resolution was offered by Mr.
Whitman and adopted by the Board re.
ferring the matter OF making and repair.
ing roads and bridges for the ensuing two
years TO the joint committee
with orders to report at the mex
meeting some plan governing the Board
and its employees, as stated above. We
understand that the object Of the rcEolu-
ton is in substance to dispense entirely
with contractors, so far "a work on the
county roads is concerned, and put the
whole matter under the direct superin
tendenGe Of the county engineer. By
this method stone-breakers and otheri
will be employed directly by the Board
and paid all the money they earn-which
by the way, is moi always the case under
the present arrangement.
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CHEAP MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS at
sheib's Music Store: lila Main street.
10 Key German Accordeons, stop,
"a 90.
10 Key German Accordeons, l stop
81 80.
10 Key German AccOrdeona, No. 40,
81 %.
10 Key German Accordeons, No. 453,
10 Of Key German Accordeons, Gessner'a,
81 90.
10 Key German Accordeons so cents
more than above price.
l Key Flutes 90 cents to 81 90.
Good quality Guitars at So so.
Extra quality Guitars So 90 to 50 co.
Rosewood finish Guitars So 70 to $lU
Real Rosewood Guitars $40 so.
Violins from 81 up; very best at $25
All kinds OF musical instruments al
equally low prices, many articles selling
at less than importers cost, owing TO a
large purchase at n ruinous price from
an Eastern bankrupt importer. Music
buyers who want bargains will find the
best at sheib's, on Main street.
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The marks last evening indicated Z feel
8 inches and falling.
The Mallie RaGon departed for Par.
kersburgat 10! A. NJ. as usual.
The Tom DOdsworth passed up about
II A. NJ. with IN empty tow.
The j. NJ. Kerr arrived from Pitts.
burgh last night, and will return to .day.
The A. l.. Norton has entered The
Wheeling and Pittsburgh trade, in oppo.
sition to the Kerr.
The Express will be the regular Par.
Eersburg packet this morning.
The Camden passed down ut lP. NJ
with six barges Of oil.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati to,
day.
The Heathcrington left for New Cum,
berland yesterday with three empty
The Laura L. Davis is announced tc
leave Pittsburgh to-day for ST. Louis.
The Coal Hill is due from Cincinnati
to-day, en- route to Pittsburgh.
by Telegraph
PTTsBURdH, February l5.-Riyer [
feet and rising slowly Weather clondy
and cool.
EVANSVILLE, February 15.-weather
cloudy; mercury 400 to 49,; wind from
the east. River f73 feet and falling
Down-Fawn, Dick johnson, Whale ana
tow Evansville, Coal City and tow, Mer
Ger and tow, Silverthorn and Iron Noun
tain. up-Maggie Smith, Fearless and
TOW and Arkansas Belle. Business good
LOUISVILLE, February; 15.-Weather
clear. Departed-Thompso Dean, Gin.
cinnSt to New Orleans; Goa, Cincinnati
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECTFUL meet.
ing OF the directors OF the Citizens Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, held al
the Office OF the company last evening,
the following resolutions Of respect were
passed:
Resoired, That we have heard with deep
regret OF the death OF the esteemed Secre,
tary Of this company, Mr.. John Bishop.
We deplore his loss not only as an officer
Of this company but still more as n
friend and fellow.citizen. Most OF us
have been acquainted with the deceased
for period OF many years, and in all
that time he has ever enjoyed our high.
est respect and confidence in all the rela.
lions OF life.
ReSOlred, That copy Of this resolution
be entered on the records Of the company
and copy forwarded to his relatives.
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The MURPHY MovEMENr.-The in.
terest manifested in the Murphy TEN.
perance movement, which was com.
menced in this city Monday night, in.
stead Of abating, rs would be naturally
supposed after the curiosity Of all had
been satisfied, seems to be greatly on the
increase. Last night the lecture room Of
the Fourth Street NJ. L. Church was
literally packed with ladies and gentle.
men, every available seat and space being
occupied, the crowd extending back to
the entrance Of the building, and many
were turned away, not being able TO gain
admission. tits estimated that at least
500 persons were in attendance. The
meeting was opened by Mr.. A. NJ. Strin.
ger, and addresses were made BY Mr.. T.
II. Dunbar, DR.. T. NJ. Wright, the "old
ink peddlar," Rev. W. r. Long, OF the
American Bible Society, and the ire
pressible Chancellor Jake Kemple.
The signers 10 the pledge last night
were l39 in number, making in all since
Monday evening about $50.
Owing 10 the large crowds attending
it has been decided to hold meeting
this evening in the basement Of the First
Presbyterian Church, on Chapline street,
in connection with the meeting to be held
at the Fourth Street NJ. +. Church.
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WILL OF LOUISA KLEMM.-The last
will and testament Of Louisa Klemm, de.
ceased, was admitted to probate yester.
day. Decedent makes the following dis,
position Of her estate: an full power Of
my mind, / herewith declare that my be.
loved mother, Catharine Klemm, who
always treated me with so much love
shall be my sole heir" The witnesses
were Frederick A. Snyder and Louis P.
Salterbach.
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PotloE CouRT-lfayor Specney.-dis
Honor yesterday morning disposed OF the
following cases:
William BOllingsworth, charged with
drunkenness, was fined 81, which he paid.
Captain West was charged with disor-
derby conduct, and with using abusive
language towards Mollie Freds, colored
woman who does his washing. The first
charge was dismissed and fine Of So
and costs was imposed for the second.
The fine was paid.
Michael Miller was fined 81 and costs
for abusing his family. Paid.
G. McAndrews, charged with disor-
derby conduct, paid fine OF 81 and costs.
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PERSONAL PoTNTs.-Mr. r, II. Pratt
left for New York yesterday, where he
thinks Of locating permanently.
The sudden death OF Mr.. John Bishop
was the universal theme Of conversation
yesterday, causing general feeling oil
regret in the community.
Rev. J. D. MofIat will assist Rev. Ora.
ham, at Holidays Cove, with com.
munion services on Sunday next.
Judge Cranmer is expected to return
home to-day.
Mr.. Eugene Dillon, of Belmont, has
received an appointment as Railway Pos.
tai Clerk, and will run between Pitts.
burgh and St. Louis on the Panhandle
road.
DR.. j. NJ. Todd, of Bridgeport, was in
BarnesvilIe Saturday. He had been tC
see patient near Somerton, and gave
our office friendly call upon his return
The Doctor is genial, whole souled gen
tleman, but can be as positive as the next
man when necessity requires, as n mum.
Der OF Belmont county politicians have
reason to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Enter
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GERMANIA ANNIvERsARY.-The mem.
bers Of the Germania Singing Society last
evening celebrated their eighth anniver-
Sary at their hall, corner Market and
l4th streets, There were no ladies pres.
ent, the representatives Of the sterner
sex enjoying feast Of reason and ilow
Of soul in regular bachelor style. An
elaborate lunch was spread, to which all
present did ample justice, and speeches
and toasts were the order OF the evening,
the President Of the Society making the
initial address. A right royal time was
enjoyed by all present.
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APPOINTED sEcRErARy.-At meeting
Of the Board Of Directors Of the Fire,
Marine and Life Insurance Company,
held at the Office Of the company last
evening, II. 2. Shriyer was elected Sec.
Rotary, to succeed the late John Bishop.
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LIVELY RAcE.-The steamers Tele.
gram and Phaeton had lively little race
yesterday, en- route down the river from
this point. Both left the landing at The
same time, but the little Phaeton soon
left the Telegram behind, skimming over
the river like bird.
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Total attendance for the month 449
average 300, per cent Of average attend
ance 81. Branches taught and number
OF pupils in each-Orthography 423
reading AIS, writing 1916, arithmetic 800
geography !, grammar IL, history 8
algebra ], geometry l.. Number Of nighti
Of school, %; amount paid for tuition
$3.50.
A communication from ]. G. Hertwis
was read, which on motion was referred
TO the Superintendent Of Schools.
A letter was read from J, II. Butler &
Co., publishers, per o. G. Smith, in refer
ence to furnishing the schools with Good
rich's Pictorial History Of the United
States. which on motion was laid on Tho
table.
Mr.. Maxwell offered the following res,
olution, which on motion was adopted:
Resoired, That the Clerk Of the Boart
give notice TO the Secretary OF the city
gas works to have the gas shut off from
the public school houses at the close o.
the term Of the night schools, except al
the heating furnace OF the Second and
Third Ward school houses.
Adjourned.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF john Blsuor,-ThC
city was thrown into a state Of excite.
ment yesterday by the report that Mr..
John Bishop, an old and respected citi-
zen, had dropped dead on 18th street.
The sad news proved only too true, and
we are panied to chronicle the death Of
one Of Wheeling's most useful citizens.
Mr.. Bishop was on his way to dinner
about o'clock, in company with Capt.
Hugh Sterling, and while proceeding
from Market to Main, on 1lth street,
suddenly asked Capt, Sterling to give
him his arm TO assist him in walking.
Capt. Sterling did rs requested, when Mr..
Bishop suddenly threw up his left arm
and fell to the pavement. Assistance was
summoned, and Mr.. Bishop was carried
into the millinery establishment OF Mrs.
l.. Bell, and DR.. Cummins was hastily
called, but too late. Mr.. Bishop died
without struggle, almost instantly, as
life was to all appearances extinct before
he was carried into the store.
The body was carried to the Grant
House, where deceased was boarder,
and Justice Miller having been notified
Of the sad event, summoned the following
jurors for the purpose Of holding an in.
quest: J. j. Jones, William Cos.
horn, Hugh Sterling, Harrison Williams,
Peter Quinn, VIM. Schambra, Jacob
Berger, John Heron, Q. II, Collier, j..
W. Smith, John Nolan and ]. NJ. Myers.
The jury met in the Grant House parlor,
and after short session returned a yer.
dict OF death from apoplexy. DR.. Cum.
minis, who was before the jury az a wit.
ness, is Of the opinion that death resulted
from cerebral apoplexy working on the
nervous system, already paralyzed by u
similar attack about year ago.
The remains Of Mr.. Bishop were in
the course Of the afternoon taken to the
residence Of c. NJ. Coen, Esq, on South
Penn street, Island, from whence the
funeral will probably take place on Sun.
dav next.
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IT is certainly about time that the Gil.
ing up Of Virginia street, Island, should
be completed. The work was begun late
in the fall and left in an unfinished con,
dition all winter. Itisnot only disagree
able to the public and those who reside
in the neighborhood, but it is also dan
gerous. We have called the attention Of
the authorities 10 this matter several
times, but without effect.
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We understand that owing 10 some
misunderstanding the contract between
Messrs. Coen, Rose & Co. and the Wash.
ington Hall Association, for the rebuild.
ing Of Washington Hall, was not closed,
and that the contract has been given to
Messrs. Klieyes, Kraft & Co.
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In the general distribution Of medals
il it had been possible for the "Interna.
tional Jury Of Award,' to have given a
medal to the best hotel in Philadelphia,
this honor would have been received by
the Colonnade, "for all the requisites Of
amodel establishment in every respect"
cod
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A SERIES Of religious meetings, con.
Quoted by various ministers and laymen,
have recently been lheld at Blackfords
school house, near Martins Ferry, with
much success. As IN outgrowth, a new
church building is on the tapis.
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IT beats all the amount Of "business"
farmers and others Of this vicinity had
down at Bridgeport and Wheeling OF
Tuesday last, The pike was lined will
them. We are business community
Belmont Chronicle.
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THE Board of Education last evening
transacted their business with lightning
like rapidity. They were in session only
about twenty minutes, during which time
all the regular monthly business was
transacted.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-Thc fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were ad.
mitted to record in the office of the Clerk
OF the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Feb. Is, 1877, by William
Wesson and wife to Valentine Voland
for the south half Of lot No. 10 in square
No. Is, Of the Joseph Caldwell estate
$3.50.
Deed made Feb. Is, 1877, by Gotthold
Meisner and wife to John Dinger, for "a
feet of the north part Of the south halves
Of lots numbered l40 and $50, fronting on
Broadway, Island; Sl,225.
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The Grand Central Hotel, New York
noted for its profuse and elaborate deco
rations and elegant table, now offers the
same accommodations at reduction
from 81 to 50 50 and $S. cod
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DESIRABLE GOODS AT HALF.pmCE.-
80 Handsome Cloth Cloaks.
200 Wool and Paisley Shawls.
20 Pieces of Plain and Fancy Grena'
dimes.
200 Pieces Plain and Brocadc Dress
Goods.
Also, Carpets, Carpet Chains, Wal
Papers, and all kinds Of Domestic Goods
cheap for cash.
Call soon and got bargains, at
john RoEMER's.
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one OF the easiest things to catch, and
at the same time one Of the most difficult
to get rid Of, is Cough or Cold. Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup, however, always
proves equal to the emergency.
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The protracted meeting in the Martins
Ferry NJ. E. Church still continues, with
increasing interest. Eighty additions
have been made since Conference.
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THERE was quite sprinkling of leg.
islators in attendance At the temperance
meeting in the Fourth Street NJ. L.
Church last evening. So long as the
lamp holds out to burn, the repentant
legislator may return.
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Sr.JAMEs HoTEI.. The St. James Ho.
tel Company have. leased their hotel
property to Mr.. VIM. A. Waugh, OF yell
low Sulphur Springs, Montgomery coun-
ty, Virginia. The lessee will take pos.
session on the first Of March.
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VISITORS from this place to the Mardi
Gras carnival Of folly at Wheeling, Tues.
day, represent the affair as being very
much Of the character Of bore.-Bqnes
vile Enterprise.
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Business is not very brisk among the
Justices at present. Criminal business,
especially, has dropped off good deal
The factis the boys have not the money
10 sport with.
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GERMAN DEPARTMENT.

Enrolment in German-Washington
40, Madison So, Clay IA, Union CT, Gen.
tire SO, Webster so, Richie 1N, total 573.
Number OF pupils Of German parentage
SG6, other than German parentage 2O7,
belonging TO Grammar school 81, 10 Di.
vision A 145, to Division B POI, to Divi-
sion c l4S. Number Of classes taught in
German 4G, amount paid for instruction
In Eprmnn SOhn
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
as observed at schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner, yesterday:
sA. l2M. BIN. 7.P.N
~ ~ 10 u
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If you want pair OF home made 1914
wool blankets for 50 so, or 12.4 do for
s. so, go 10 the closing out sale OF
]. w. FERREL.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

no THE HOLDERS OF OHIO coUN,
J. TY BONDS.
Notice lhereby given that Bonds Of Ohio coun.
" numbered u, 81, 80, III, lG4, i6S, 100, and
10 have been drawn and the same will be paid d
the Bank Of Wheeling on tho int day Of March
1871, and interest on aid bonds Will cease from
that date. JOHN BAYHA,
President Of Board Of Commissioners for Ohio Co