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ADJUSTMENTS. = Friday and Saturday
nights the Octoroon will be presented al
the Opera House, by powerful com
pany, with ]. n. Gothold In the title role
0fthis troupe the st. Louis Spirit says:
The Grand Opera House during the pas
week has been one OF the best periormt
ances OF the kind ever seen in st. Louis
even the "palmy" days producing nothing
superior. The cast was excellently dis
tributed, and the actors and actresses ex.
hibited an interest in their work, which
resulted in most enjoyable representa-.
ton. "The OCtoroon" is one OF the best
works which ever emanated from Mr..
Boucicault's pen. In it his knowledge Of
stage requirements is shown in the start
ling accidents and action; the plot
is clcverly complicated, but not SO
much so that the train Of action
Is lost. The language is strong; the dia.
logue replete with sparkling wit and poet.
iC SMILES. The characters are distinctive.
ly drawn, and there is an individuality il
each OF them which requires ability OF the
best order to represent them. Mr.. ]. n.
Gotthold enacted "Salem Scudder" with
much force, and glS'e the shrewd, sharp
and witty sides Of the character with az.
tistic judgment and effect. OF the many
We have seen in the past, We prefer Mr.
Gotthold's redition as the best-it being
clear from exaggeration and full Of the
best kind Of force. Tickets this morning
at Lucas.
Tony DESIER.-Of this pantomime com.
pany, which will appear Monday, the nth
theSpringGeld, Mass Republican says:
Tony Depier's "Humpty Dumpty" drew
crowded house last night, including
quite delegation from Chicopee. Several
Of the features OF the show were old Fox
stand-bys, but most were new, and the
audience was kept on the alert till the cur.
tain dropped. Geo. II. Adams (the Gri.
maldi), can undoubtedly make himself a
successor to the lamented G. l.. Fox.
Adams is fine gymnast, and his tumbling
on stills was remarkable. The eleven
speCialties were especially attractive. The
troupe is strong one, and has met with
good success. They will have big audi
ence at Holyoke tonight, as the house
was nearly all sold Yesterday,
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INDIAN DIVILTRY.

Ambush of a Party of New aIexicans.
Ell PAso, TEXAS, November liza des-
perate fight took place yesterday, at Cam
delaria Mountain, fifty milessouth of here
in the State OF Cheaphupga, Mexico, be-
tween alarge band Of Indians, about 200,
and a party OF fifty men from Cariza, New
Mexico, twenty-five Of whom were killed
and eighteen escaped wounded. The
Indians were the same party Major Nor
row was after. They came from the Flori-
da Mountains by Gasman's lante to the
Candelaria Mountains, where the party
after them was ambushed by the Indians
behind rocks. The fight lasted all day.
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NEW ORLEANS.

An Alleged DefaultinE Bank President.
New ORLEANS, November 11.-Edward
G. Palmer, late President Of the Louisiana
Savings Bank, was arrested to-day upon
two indictments by the Grand Jury, ono
charging him with embezzlement in June,
1870, Of s47,4S7 Of money belonging to the
bank or deposited therein; the other with
publishing false reports and wilfully con-
Cealing the fact as to the condition OF the
bank,to deceive the public. Palmer was
imprisoned in default OF $4,000 bond.
Palmer declares his arrest au outrage,
caused by hatred, jealousy and spite, and
is glad that it is now impossible to pre-
vent an impartial investigation whereby
the other side will be shown up.
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FOIIetl.

DAYTON, o., November ll.-A gang of
masked thieves last night obtained admis,
sion 70 the residence of the Cashier OF the
National Bank at Germantown and forced
him TO accompany them to the bank and
open the doors. They broke into q store
adjoining the bank and obtained a key to
the vault and opened the outer door Of
the safe, but were unable 10 get into the
money drawer, which contained $4,000
in bonds and money. 1t being secured by
q time lock and the drawer being burglar
proof. The robbers, being foiled, secured
what they could Of the Cashier-two
watches, some jewelry and several dollars
in money. No trace of them has been
nhlaiOnl
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LONDON, November 1.-THE steamer
Milanez, Captain Dawdney, from Boston
for this port, is at Gravesend. with hole
in her port bow from collision last even
ing off Dungeness with the Norwegian
ship Bokherd, Capt. Larsen, from Ant
werp. The latter vessel was sunk. All
hands saved.
MovILLR, November II. Arrived :
Steamers Devonia, from New York, and
Scandinavian, from Montreal.
HAVANA, November 1.-THE steamer
City Of Merida, when off Frontera, on
the Mexican coast, caught fire in heI
kitchen. The flames were extinguished
after doing considerable damage.
SOUTHAMPTON, November 1I.-Arrived;
Donan, from New York.
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Mills shut Down by the Coal Famine

NEw ALBANY, November lO.-The Ohio
Falls Iron Works, New Albany Woolen
Mills, New Albany Mill, Steam Forge
Works, and other industrial establish
,ncnts of this city, that were compelled 10
shut down last week by the coal famine,
resumed work again today with a full
force, having received a supply OF coal
from the Clay County mines at Brazil.
These establishments consume 6,000
bushels Of coal daily. The Water Works
Company are running their engines with
wood, being out Of coal. A good deal OF
coal is being brought up the river in
barges from the Cannelton mines, but it
is sold at twenty-three cents a bushel, a
price that does not justify the use by the
manufactures. The De Pauw American
Plate and Window Glass Works still have
asupply OF Pittsburgh coal, and will add
10 this from the Clay county mines IN suf.
tlcent quantity TO keep these immense
works running. Fifteen hundred idle
men were put toNwork this morning by
The resumption ofthe factories.
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BEACoxsF1ELD Ann sCnOuvALOFF.

LONDON, November II. - The World
says that representations were made by
SChouvaloff, the Russian Ambassador,
concerning Afghanistan, and received
with apparent friendliness by Beacons.
field, who took the whole matter out OF
the hands Of Salisbury, Foreign Secre.
tary. The result OF Schouvaloh's two
visits to Downing street is that when the
time comes for the Afghan coup de grace
England and Russia are 10 settle the dill.
Culties in the friendliest way possible.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

The Boston 'longshoremen's strike is
virtually ended, the employers making
the concessions asked.
An official announcement OF the death
Of Rear Admiral A. H. Kitty was issued
by the Secretary Of the Navy yesterday.
Rear Admiral Augustus H. Kelby,
United States navy, died yesterday, at hi
residence in Baltimore, aged 7S years.
The examination OF the bark Lady
0ctavia shows that she was only slightly
damaged by the collision with the Cham.
pion. A cable dispatch has arrested the
repairs until the arrival OF the agent,
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THE TEA TRADE.

LONDON, November ll.-Telegams from
Hong Kong, state that the total exports Of
tea from Shanghai and Hankow to Novem-
ber Sth, since the opening Of the season,
were 1874, 100000 pounds against l43, ,0O0,-
600 pounds during the same period last
year. -.N
The shipments OF Canton silks to Eur
ope since tho opening Of the season up TO
November Sth, have been 900 bales,
against 5000 bales daringthe same period
last year, and the unsold stock is 1000
bales against 2, 100 bales at the same time
last wear,
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rhe st.. Chnrles nrldge pIsnster.

ST. LOUIS, November 1.-THE St.
Charles bridge disaster will be very
thoroughly investigated with view to
learning the cause OF the accident. Great
care will be taken in removing the wreck,
and each piece Of iron belonging thereto.
Thetruss be viii photographed and the pic.
lures submitted to committee OF experts
for scientific examination. These investi-
cations will be made under the directions
Of Gen. Shaler Smith, engineer OF the
bridge, The testimony. before the coroner'E
jury, so far, is in favor OF the strength
and safety OF the bridge.
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Coal sIIners, strikes.

COLuNBUs, November 1l.-Tnformation
reached this city tonight that the miners
in straitsville coal region were not salts.
fed with 81 per ton for mining, and that
400 coal diggers would strike tomorrow.
The Straitsville mines arc mostly worked
by Columbus operatives, and they have
advanced the price on coal to s. so per
ton. Shipments OF coal from Straitsville
have fallen Off 25 per cent during the past
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VIrginIn Repudlntors.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE Vir-
giuiAns are trying to make it appear that
ncgto votes carried the State for repudia-
ton at the late election. 1t is settled that
the Repudiators will control the Legisla-
Iure, but the blacks arc not alone respon-
sibe. They voted on both sides Of the
question like the whites. General Ma
hone, leading Readjuster, or RepudiRtor,
will be returned to the U. 5. Senate in
place OF General Withers. All Virginia
securities have tumbled. Norfolk City
bonds have fallen fifteen per cent.
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nnmnrrntic Economr.

WAsHISGToN, November lO,--A promin-
uni Northern Democrat has a bill prepared
which hc will push this winter, reducing
the Presidents salary to $4,000 after
March 4, 1881. Other Democratic mem,
bers have similar bills prepared, theiI
idea being that the Republicans will op
pose the reduction and thus the Demo
Gratis will gain little campaign capital tor
next year, OF which they are scarce, and
see no chance Of Democratic President
drawing this salary.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November ia settlement be-
tween Bsnque Europeene, which has oc-
cupied all Philippart's operations, and out.
side brokers began yesterday, the neces.
sary money having been obtained from
the credit Of Lyonnaias under guarantee
Of the Syndicate formed among outside
brokers, and in the pledge of which some
thousands OF credit Mobilier and Tram
way offers have been lodged with that in
stitution,
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The steamer Tempest will depart for
Parkersburg, this day at 10 o'clock, a. ".
She laid over yesterday 10 accommodate
shippers.
The marks last night indicated twenty.
five inches and stationary. .
The Science will leave this morning at
10 o'clock for Parkersburg.
The fhanhauser will leave this after
noon al 8 o'clock for Clarington.
The steamer Tempest arrived yesterday
and reports Is inches Of water at Rolans
Race. and 90 inches on Petticoat.
The Tempest leaves to-day for Mata-
moras.
TBy Telegraph
PrrrsnuRdu, November l1.-Riyer foot
Z inches and rising slowly. Weather
clondy and warm. The Allegheny Is ris.
ing at points above with cloudy rainy
weather, q /
CINCINNATI, November 1l.-River 9 feet
IL inches and stationary. There Is 6
prospect oi small rise above.
CAIRO, November l1.-River 8 feet {
inches and stationary. Weather clear
! Thermometer 7O',
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KIlled pnrlng q Runrrel.

SALISBURY, Nh, November11.-Wm.H H.
f. Arlington, recently elected County
Commissioner Of Wicomies county, was
shot and instantly killed to-day by j.
Wesley Turpin. during q quarrel. Both
were farmers. There is said to have been
an old feud between them. Turpiu Is not
vet arrested.
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Rocked.

CINCINNATI, November 1.-THE Day.
Ton & Michigan passenger train which
left hero at Or. NJ. was stoned about four
miles south OF Piqua. Two stones crashed
through tha windows, and one hit q gen:
tleman In the forehead, intlcting painful
wound. The passengers demanded that
the train be stopped to allow them to ar.
rest the assailants, but tho conductor re-
fused.
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TURKEY.

CoSsrANrrNoPLE, November ll.-There
Is grave reason to fear that the reckless,
dogged and passive resistance which has
hitherto bafIled all efforts OF the British
ambassador to Turkey will be prolonged,
and that the country will continue 10 sink
gradually, as 1t has been doing for the last
twelve months, until some catastrophe
produces radical change in the situation.
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neunIon o. .he Army Cd .he renne..ee.

CHICAGO, November ll.-About twenty.
five or thirty officers and invited guests
have gone to Chicago to attend the re-
union OF the Army Of the Tennessee and
reception Of Grant, most Of them went to-
day. Among them are Gen. Hicken'
looper, Col. 4. NJ. Dayton, Gen. Force,
Hon. Alphonzo Taft, Richard Smith, Col,
Moulton and q number OF ladies, ri
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scHoUvALOFF's RESIGNATION.

ST. pETERsBuRGn, November l1.-An
autograph letter OF the Gar Is published
accepting the resignation OF Count Schou.
valoH as Ambassador 10 England, and
confirming upon him the order OF Siuladi-
mer, in recognition Of his public services.
Schouvalotf will remain member OF the
Council OF the Empire.
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MIdnIght Mochnnles.

CoLuMHus, o., November 1l.-The Statc
Journals Mt, Vernon special says: Chase
&Nail's dry goods and grocery store at
Sparta, near Mt, Vernon, was entered last
night by burglars, who blew open the safe
and carried away 81 900 In currency, after
damaging dry goods TO the extent Of
$1,000. The burglars made good their
escape, y
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Consolidation or Westeru Railroads.

NEw YoRx, November 1.-THE an
nouncement Is made OF tho consolidation
Of the Omaha and North Nebraska Rail-
road with the st. Paul and Siox City Rail-
road. To othisconsolidation and extension
Of the st. Paul and Sioux city Is attributed
the buying Of shares to-day and recently.
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The Ren.IInsters, SHINING.

PErEEsBuRo, Va, November lit is
being generally conceded that the Read.
justers have carried the State by a small
majority. The leaders Of that party are
preparing for grand celebration in honor
OF their victory,
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rho PAINS I'M ms Stomncl,.

." "The dyspeptic pains in my
stomach were almost unbearable lately,
when friend Of mine, Mr.. Kesler, let me
have jug Of tho Bethesda Water. l have
taken it only about three days and I am
better than have been in 4 long time.
want you to send me by express at this
place,"-Letter 10 Col. Dunbar, DiSeoNrvr O
BetLsSld SDrin1,
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SOUTH AMERICA.

VALPARAISO, October 17.-It is reported
that disputes have arisen between the Bo.
livians and Peruvians at Tacua. The
Chilians are endeavoring to capture Ig-
niQue and africa, by reducing the inhabi.
tants to extremities. One hundred and
twenty.eight prisoners from the iron.clad
Huascar arrived here.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN. November II. The French
Ambassador is visiting Bismarck at Urzin.
No political importance is attached to the
circumstance, as an invitation was given
some time ago, but the visit was post.
poned on account OF the indisposition Of
Bismarck.
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"Ireceived thebarrel Of Bethesda Wa.
ter, and am free to say II has benefited
my wife beyond my most sangpine ex.
pectations. Please send me another bar.
rel Of Bethesda Water. "-Letier 10 he dis.
tosncr Of he Famous Bethesda Spring. N
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PnILADELplIIA, November 1l.-An Of
fetal inquiry will be instituted tomorrow
by Acting British Consul, George Coump.
into the causes OF the collision OF The
steamship Champion and ship Lady DC.
tava,
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PIG IRON PRODUCTION

LONDON, November 1.-THE produc.
ton Of pig iron in Cleveland has increased
from 81, 1000 tons per month to l64, 600 tons,
and there has been more than an equiya.
lent increase in shipments.
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P0REIGN NOTES.


Abdel Kader, a famous Algerian chief,
died at Damascus. Age72 years.
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Ali the above property is situate in Ohio county,
about one-halI mile north Of the "TOp MIL, y and
four dwelling houses with necessary optbulldlngS and
an open coal bank In successful operatOn with about
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WAIVED.

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
w BALES Lady, In retail notion and fancy goods
store; reference required. Address O. A., this 6tce,
nolO
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SATURDAY, NovEMDER 5, 1879,

". u. HALIxE Auctioneor. - '''VS ocs
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beginuIpgat 10 O'Clock A. NJ snll At public auction, At
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county in
the city Of Wheeling all those thrOO several parcels Of
deed dated July Q, 1870 and Of record In JsId book
ST. page 3O9-the hIst beginning for the same at lis
W corner on the river bank; thence y GS Elg poles
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L
The desirable three story Brick, Boarding House
and Store Room combined, situate No. li25 Market
street, formerly occupied by BAGhmGu { Dursk
Possession given April /, 1880.
H.z. sHRIyER,
moi 1911 Main street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF COAL PROP
J. ERTY, ABOVE TOP MILL-By virtue Of \
deed Of trust, GATED January BO 1871, made by Mich
olas Zinmer and wife 10 Inc, aud Of record IN Ohio
county land records in deed Of trust book l page s.
I will on
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF CENTRE

1 1aAE " t " N N i.
i WHEELING PROPERTY.
BY Virtue ofA deed Of trust, made by j. Chambers
Hsryey, trustee for Mary Louisa Schwartz, the aid
Mary Louisa schWaitz, With Fred Schwartz her hus.
hand, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated November g.
1875, and recorded 10 the office Of the Clerk Of the
0ounty Court o. Ohio county, West Virginia. In deed
Of Trust Book No. 8, page 4Si, will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1870,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 70 se al The
tlont door ot the Court House Of Ohio county, West
VA 70 the highest and best bidder the following do.
Scrbed property that d 10 say The north onC.hAli
q lot numbered L. situated on the east side Of MaIn
street, between TWepty.aith street formerly called
Marshall street, and TWenty.tixth street formerly
called Diylson Street In the Sixth ward Of the city
Of Wheeling, West Va.
TERMS o. sALS-One third Of tho purchase money,
aud As much more As the puIchA'er may elect 70 pay
In eash; the balance 10 Two equal payments, At SIX
aud twelve months with interest IRON day Of sale,
purchaser giving notes secured by deed Of trust aud
policy OI insurance on the property for deferred pay
ment1,
The title 10 the said property Is believed 10 be per.
feet, but sailing ~ trustee shall convey only such
title rs Is vested In mo by said deed Of trust
WIN. P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W. II. HALLxE, AuetIoneet. oCs
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DOR SALE-THE PIANO WAGON
Il Of Adams 4 Lucas. The running gears are near.
ly new. VIII 30 sold At very low price To be seen
st the store ot C. Y. Lucal. Apply % ,
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The above :saIe is postponed until SATURDAY,
nOIO W, r. HUBBARb' Trustee,
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-l,sO9 SHARES OF TIE
Il stock Of the Riverside Iron Works, In sums to
suit purchasers, by
Oc.2 w. L HEARH,
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TRUSTEE'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
i Deed Of Tru,t made by Christina Able, wife Of
Charles Able and Hald Charles Able her husband, to
me a Trustee, dated the 22d day Of January, 1879,
COun Of Ohio county West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust
Rnok M IL bapA Al I will on
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thursday, The 4th day Of December, 1873,

SSuA VI Nuu Suuntl OVuIt W uulu CuuutYt NtINHs
gna In Deed oiTruIt Book No. ., Pagel boz sos and
56i, WlllOn
Thursday, the 4th day Of December, 1879,
at II o'clock 4. NJ on the premises, sell al public
auctlOn 70 the highest bidder, the following described
real estate, that TO ay, all that part Of the farm on
the wAteis Of Little Whe0lDg Creek, near Valley
Grove POsIOtdce, In said Ohio county, known as tho
Madden Farm, which Is bounded n follows begin
Ming at stone corner 10 william Rodgers; thence 8.
82' w. Is poles 10 q stone on the north side Of the
road; thence $. 6' W. 30 poles 10 stOne thence y.
q (2l0 W.9 2l0 poles to gate post; thenCeN. 627
W, 20 2l0 poles 10 sugar tree; thence N. S2k' W.
10 4.l0 poles 70 4 white OakhsncO s. 1S' W. GJ poles
10 stone; thence s, 6Io ". % (22 4.l6) poles 10
Stone thence g. $50 W. p $40 poles to stone; thence
N l6So W. q $40 poles 10 stone corner 10 FreeEeG
RyAu; thence n. l01 poles TO q white oak stump;
thence N. SGo W, 80 Q00l poles 10 post; theGCe by
land Of John Gibson n. 47Ho W. "a poles tOa POAt;
thence by lands Of Slater CSC f. 81 pOlej TO Ai0noS
thence by lands Of WhimS N. SO f. 80 POLES t0Blones
thence by andl u John Rorn 4. 2So E. % poles tOG
stone; thence NJ 4bo T. G 5-lO poles To post thence
thence by lands Of William ROdgen i. 8SM' W, o.
poles TO stone; thence s. 65' T. 81 6-lO poles 10 the
beginning, containing One Hundred and EUrty.seTeu
(l4T acres and NIne.nine l09) pOlel more or les,
TRRNs or SALE -One-thiFd Of the purchase money
land much more the purchaser may elect TO pay
In cash and the remainder In two equal annual ray.
ments with interest from the day Of IRle, the pIr-
chaser giving negotiable notes, secured by deed Of
trust on the property, for tho deferred payments.
The title 70 aid property Il believed 10 be COOL but
selling rs Trustee shall convey only Auch title a.
" CcaS.ws1w sSsSSS q W '14 S' IF. JONES, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES, SALES.
NRUSTEE's SALE
OLA
Valuable Ohio County Farm.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Henry j. Dice
70 tue undersigned Trustee dated Oh The lSi day Ui
November, 1875, and recorded ln the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West v1r-
yinla In Deed Of Trust Book No. o. plge 5d 66S and