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NEw YoRE, February is.-Cotton firm at
II 9.i6ail l9.l6c futures steady. Flour dull
receipts $4,000 barrels; exports 1900 barrela
Supeffne western aud State At % coal O0I
common 10 good extra "a 3Oa4 IS; good 10
choice 81 6Oao 10 white wheat extra % Goa
0 90; extra Ohio "a 4Oa0 7b 81, l.ouis "a 40a
9 70; Minnesota patent process 10 60as %.
Wheat Irregular and unsettled, closing, ~
900 bushels No. 2 Milwaukee 81 Il In store
ungraded red 81 Hal 2Ohi No. dosl lex
steamer do 81 l1Hi No. red 81 l7h in
store, 81 lSal lsH atloat No. ! red 81 49,
mixed winter y ~ ungradeu white " ~ No
ZuoH i92ssi io 10; a. ses ogVoV ou 81
e sno SaaIr1ni ~ i7Eo} ~, W. sa'eS ~
SVU n VTs h,sh. Ga ~ Hn.li Wy
5 ~ SCS T HM.Hois Al Il Iaoi Iasl S iif
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that the proposed prohibition amendment
be submitted to q vote Of the people.
Mr.. RoWley presented q petition TO the
same effect signed by go citizens Of Mason
county.
Mr.. Wells, of Tyler county, the petition
oil So citizens Of his county asking the
same thing.
Mr.. Kepner presented petition signed
by A, O. Wagner and 200 others Of Ohio
county, asking the adjustment OF the con-
tract labor system.
Mr.. Davis presented the prayer Of Clay
ton Phipps and 28 Others Of Harrison
county, that v ilaon's railroad bill or any
other similar measure be not passed.
Mr., Quarter handed in the request oil
Robert F. Reynolds and many others, oil
Kanawha county, that no laws be passed
restricting that ancient privilege Of hogs,
running at large, in that county.
Charlie Wells, Of Marion, also present
ed petitions from William o. Fleming and
81 others, William B. Sine and IS others
A. L. Beatty and 90 others, L. O. Jones
and 80 others, all Of Marion county, and
all praying that the town OF Warrington
be not made an independent school dis
triCt.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr., DAVIDSON: House Bill No. 227,
to create and establish the Independent
school district of Fettsrman out Of Fetter.
man school district No. 1,oI Taylor county,
By Mr.. MoGett; House Bill No. 22S, to
confer additional powers upon the Balti.
more, Cincinnati 4 Western Central Rail.
way Company, organized under the gen.
eral laws Of this State, and to confirm the
route adopted by said company in its cor.
poration papers.
By Mr., Lowry: House Bill No. 220, 10
empower County Courts TO issue bonds
for building court houses, jails and other
puliC buildings,
By Mr., DaviSson: House Bill No. $50,
for the relief Of Hugh Evans, late Sheriff
OF Taylor county.
By Mr., Quarter: House Bill No. 23l, to
give lien to the citizens OF this State Tor
work done and materials furnished to
steamers which have been registered In
this State.
Several bills were then read the second
time for amendment, the Educational bill
being the pending measure, when, at a
lew minutes past twelve, on motion OF
Col, Lowry, the House adjourned.
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RA1rINoRR Fshr,Iarv IR-Flour steady
weSiern sIserfins a. 0Sss IA ertro "a 60aI n
tsmiIv IA iGas IN Whent western inactive
but tirm. M, westsrn winter rad Snot AM
Eehrmarv Il i5X. March Il IsIIsi IST
Anil n l7atni 17L. Nav II I7EaI i7H
t'orn wsstern h;1bcr and stronv, Wests Is
mixed. Spot and Seminary b4xo Aarc6 SSL
assn; April 6Ska6SKo; May 6SXa5SNc
steamer Sic Oats gulet; western white III
42c; mixed 4Oc. Rye quiet at 81 DIAL Oh
HAY dull; prime choice Pennsylvania $40 OOr
81 90. Provisions firm; mess pork, old, SIS 90
new SIC 90; bulk meats, packed, SIS 76a8 rs
bacon, shoulders 50 6Oi clear rib sides 80 25
hams $ll OOal2 90. Lard, refined In tlerces
$40 so, Butter quiet; prime TO choice west
ern packed ISa94c; roll l9A2lo, Eggs STEADY
at 25a26c. Petroleum quiet; refined 9Xc
Coffee dull; Rio cargoes lOXal2Xc, sugaI
dull; A soft 0kc, Whisky dull ut 81 il,
OHrcAoo Februarv IA -Tba Drovsrs, Jonrra,
reports;
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head ;shipmentss a, OOt
head. All trains late. Market fairly nOtiy,
and Rrmer late UNFOLD llght Is 7Oa006 chisf
" $3.50; mixed packing Is 0Oa6 90: good II
best heavy So lOaB 90. 'ONN "
e-Receipts q 800 head shipmentuA 4OC
head. Everything slow; trade ljght NM
prices fra; common TO fair Ebinpine II 0S1
7Oi good to choice ~ 0Oa5 30; exports So 4Ol
6OOi butchers easter bulls declined Nc, held
at 81 b0ah 0Oi cows and mixed 80 76a3 10
stoCkers' and feeders scarce at ~ 76a4 Is.
sheep-ReCeipts l,2OO head; fair demand
common TO medium 81 25a4 90; good to choice
" 76a6 20; prime noninally $5 6Oa5 10.
CINCINNATI, February lS-Cotton steady
and firm at llHc. Flour strong; family
u 9Oa6. 10; fancy IS 26a5 %, Wheat firm; No.
2 red winter 81 90. Corn demand active
No. 2 mixed421a43c Oats dull and lower
No 2mixed S6na35Ac. Rye dull and nOmi'
MAJ NO. = Ssc; barley In lar demand
anu anu hrn 70 Ialt y V0al 70, Fork actiVa,
urn allu h'ghgr az Sio oValo w. Lard ex'
Giteu ahu hlgher' DUH meats strong and
nnlgneri shouluers 70 OO oIear rio " 10.
pacon scarce Sa ahu nFil shoulders W WI
G,ear ~ ~ WHISKY " go9u demand at
W. w. oNe' f"Iv ,, va" uNUn""seu,
nj NEW ORLEANS, feDruary lo.-Coliee dull
NO carsoeS, ordinary 70 good, lial3Ac. Sugar
uulI Inferior 70 Roou common oS ObC COM
mon 70 good common 0%aUHci yellSw
clarified I o M0iaSeS III lar demand
common cI z5aTGc; centrifugal 2OaS1c; fair 8Sa
e. ~. lrGsI 1 Ioao2C' Cls'erh bottoms SVaSSc.
sc ecu, Gulli Louisiana ordinary to choice
7Saonc'
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Total amount Invested. siu1rSll As
In addition to the foregoing amount Of
S403 81 40 there Is In the Treasury at this
time to the credit OF the School Fund the
sum OF $27, 1904
The Investments above named and de.
sCrlbed were made by the Board OF the
School Fund by orders entered oiIrecord,
except the loan TO the Hospital for the in.
sane which was made under authority OF
an act passed February 20, 1870, entitled,
IAN Act making an appropriation for the
further construction OF the West Virginia
Hospital for the Insane at Weston, and
by order Of the Board Of the School Fund.
The amount annually contributed to
the General School Fund 80 far as appears
from the record OF this Office on account
OF the income from said invested fund Is
shown by the following
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Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps OF the sure approach OF that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your.
selves II you can afford for the sake oil say.
Ing fifty cents, TO run the risk and do
nothing for It. We know from experience
that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your Cough.
II never fails. This explains why more
than a Million Bottles we're sold the past
year. It relieves Group, and Whooping
Cough, at once. Mothers, do notbe with.
out It, For Lame Back, Side, OF Chest, Use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Edmund
Booking, and U. Moenkemoeller, Wheel.
inc " Va,
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FoR UPwARns OF THIRTY YEARS Mtp,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II CofreCts RCidity Of the
stomach, relieves Wind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diaffhDa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.Lried remedy.
Twenty-Five Cents a hottie. paw
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Ia Il not worth the small price Of Is cents
to free yourself OF every symptom Of these
distressing complaints, Il you think 80 call
at our store and got . bottle Of shiloh's
VitaliSsr, every bottle. has a printed guar.
antes on It, use accordingly and II II does
you no good Il will cost you nothing.
Sold by Edmund Booking, and o. Moen.
kemoeller, Wheeling, W. Va,
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WE have a speedy and positive cure, iot
Catatfh, Diphthsria, Canker Month and
Head Ache, In sllILOH's OATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Useit II you desire health
and sweet breath. Price SO cents. Sold
by Edmund Booking, and q. Moenkemeel
Ter, Wheeling, W. Va. TTHS4w
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MANY people will be glad to know that
the price OF Denie'a Cough Balsam has
been reduced TO 25c bottle. II is now the
cheapest, az well az the best, for all throat
aRd lung affections, was
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patents 81 25 Rye Aour steady at 81 76a6 90,
Wheat quiet and KaHc lower: No. red track
81 AK; No. 2 red, February 81 lax bid, 81 lax
asked; March 81 lb1< bid. 81 Is asked April
81 l6N bid, 81 II asked May 81 II bid, 81 Tx
asked. Corn, less active; sail mixed A1fc bid,
Soc asked; March 6SJSc bid, DC asked; April
6S9Gc bid, 5SJ<c asked May SEC bid, $50 asked.
OATS dull and weak; No. white 4Bc; No.
44aiIHci No. s do 42a421fo; mixed axe,
Provisions tirmer; mess beef So 90; India
mess $40 90; prime mess pork $40 90; smoked
hams $40 50all 10, Lard, prime steam l0hc;
kettle 1910. Butter steady and in fair de-
mand; creamery extra S2aSSc; good to choice
29a9lc; New York and Bradford county, Pa,
extra 24A2sc; Western Reserve extra 25a26c ;
good to choice 2Oag4c, Eggs steady at 2Sa29c,
Cheese steady; stock light creamery lSalSLtc;
fair TO good l2al2HC, Petroleum steady at
9kc, Whisky hrm at 81 II.
CHICAGO February ls,-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat fairly active and higher No.
2Chicago spring 96C bid cash; $50 March; 99Nc
April; 81 e25s May; No. s S7a90lic, Corn
steady with fair demand at S73SaS79Sc cash {;
S7Xc bid March; 421S49+o May, Oats quiet
and unchanged at 291S0Hc cash; 29kC bid
March; 29Kc April; 3SJGc May. Rye steady
and unchanged. Barley tirmer ut 81 02al OS.
Flax seed easy at 81 %. Pork strong and
higher at Sl5 20 cash and March; SIS rs bid
April; SIS As bid May. Bulk meats active,
firm and higher; shoulders IS TO- short rib
s. IS; short clear IS IS. Whisky steady and
unchanged.
The following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday
u reported by John NJ. Hoon q Co., brokers,
No. ll60 Main street.
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10 luWtVb VI
That part Of the interest for which no
appropriation has been made has not been
demanded. have not paid interest upon
The loan 10 the Hospital for the Insane up
10 this time for the reason that there were
other more pressing demands TO be pro.
yided for. This interest, as well as the
interest appropriated for at the last session
Of the Legislature will, however, be paid
in short time, and the amount thereof
will be included In the appoftlonment Of
The General School Fund for the present
year. Very respectfully, ,.,.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Upon reassembling the Senate resumed
consideration OF the bill under discussion
at the time Of taking recess, and the en-.
tire afternoon was spent in amending and
reading the sections. At five O'Clock one
hundred sections had been read and pass.
ed upon, when an adjournment was had
until this morning at 10 o'clock. The bill
contains two hundred and forty sections
and 1t Ia probable that the consideration OIL
the bill will be concluded to-day.
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FINANCIAL AND COnMERCIAL.


New YoRK, February S.-MoHEY-Market
easy at 4a8, closing ut 4a5 per cent, Prime mer.
camille paper 4a5 per cent, Sterling Exchange
bankers bills strong at 81 S3K; demand
81 S0H.
Dry goods imports for the week So, O57, 900,
GOVERNMENT BONDs-Steady for 6's and 6's,
and NaA per cent higher for AVS As. The
advance in the latter issues was due to the
action Of the Senate on the funding bill.
United 4tAtSb 90 VI 1851,
,'l0OI
new four and halh ,....,..o".ll2N
New Fours
eaoinc % Of 1870
RAILROAD BoNDs-In ismarket the features
were Lake Erie Il Western, which advanced
TO 70K from II, New Jersey Central convert.
bic aSsented TO llSh from III, Nashville &
Chattanooga to llS from ll6H, Texas Pacific
income land grant rs 10 S0X from SSN,
Hannibal II st. Joseph IS convertible to 1857
from liz, Indiana, Bloomington Il Western
rs to 81 from 30, Wabash equipment to 10,
declined to 66N from 81; Ohio Central income
to 86k from 66k and Indiana, bloomington
& Western income TO 77h from 7SN.
STATE BoSDs-Dull except Louisiana COLI
soils which rose I per cent 10 6N and reacted
to 83.
LnuiEAna ConholS..- % Virginia 6s............ 80
q. Joseph, .."."'"l17 Console ..".. ....""i -
Tennessee % """.""" 6l Deferred. ....". ....." l6
10 neW"'"'',"".'.''"" b2HI
SroCRs-'rhe stock market was character
lied by q strong and buOyant tone at the
opening, and an advance OF y To TX per
cent was recorded, but AT the first board, lIn.
der somewhat free selling movement prices
declined u TO Az percent, the latter in ChicA-
60, st. Louis 4 New Orleans, Denver & Rio
Grande, Pacific Mail and Canada Southern
being also prominent In the decline. Toward
midday speculation became strong and the
general list rose y to 8 per cent, the latter
Pacific Mail, while Heading on heavy pur-
Chases sold up 81 cents to 7SN.
Late In the afternoon the market became
ieverish and unsettled and prices took q
downward turn and the closing quotations
showed decline ranging from u to 81 per
cent, the latter Reading Pacific Mail, New
YORK Central, Kansas Il Texas, Canada South.
ern, Texas & Pacific, Iron Mountain and
Delaware Il Hudson were also conspicuous In
tho downward movement.
The Graphic has the following items: There
will soon be two more vacancies In the New
York Central directory and John W. Garrett
and Russell Sage will succeed; one OF the 70.
firing officers wilt be Ere inghysen, OF New
Jersey. There Is more than suspicion that
the injunction suit OF the Cable Company
against the Western Union Telegraph cOIsoli.
dalton will be no obstacle to the atnalgama.
ton. Cable lines cost but a small amount and
II necessary Gould will buy them up. 1t Is
only matter Of small additional e&pendi.
turs. The extOrtiOnate advance established
for Office rents In lower broadway and Wall
street CatRe much Indignation among stock
brokers who are compelled to move In May.
The prices have quntrupled In some cases
over fast year, and the landlords are insisting
OH three and four year leases at these rates.
The brokers, generally, refuse to sign long
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.
statement of the IFFeduclble SChOO
FHnd-ROutIn0 business.

statement of the IFFeduClble school
Fnnd-R0utInO business.
The House was without any visitors Of
the ministerial persuasion yesterday at the
hour for opening the session, and accord
ingly the services Of Hon. John N, syden.
sticker, the delegate from Greenbrier
county, were enlisted as chaplain pro
tempore. He made the opening prayer;
and Mr.. Cox made the customary motion
that the reading Of the Journal be dis.
pensed with.
The Committee on Privileges and Flee
tons, through Mr.. DePue, its Chairman,
reported that the actual expenses Of W.
l., Mahan in travelling TO and from Boone
county TO serve the writ Of election issued
by the Speaker was $54 IS. On motion Of
Mr.. DAVIDSON, the report was laid on the
table.
A communication was received from
Auditor Miller, and after being read to the
House, was laid on the table and ordered
printed.
THE "IRRRDucIBLE" SCHOOL FUND.
AUDITORS OFFICE, !
WHEELING, W. VA, 7
February IA, 1881. }
Hon. E. Willis Wilson,
Speaker House Of Delegates:
sER-In response to resolution adopt.
ed by the House Of Delegates | submit
the following report in regard to the
School Fluid:
MANNER OF INVESTMENT AND AMOUNT OF
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Gtps Mtelligsate's,
STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
Dull BesSlOn-Tims Taken Up Consider
Ing the JuSiIeeS' bill.

Dull BesSlOn-Tims Taken Up Consider
Ing the JusiIees' Bill.
The Senate met at 10 A, N. yesterday
the session being opened with prayer b.
Rev, D, H. K. Dix, Of Wesley NJ. E
Chapel.
The Journal Of Thursday was PARTIAL!
read when the further reading was dis
pensed with.
A communication was received from tn
House announcing the passage OF HOus'
Bill Nc. 90: "a bill to revive, amend ant
re.enaCt chapter so Of the Code OF Yves
Virginia, concerning the Jurisdiction
powers and duties Of justices Of the Pescl
and Constables, and proceedings before
Justices"
Mr.. Dawson, from the Joint COMMITTEES
on enrolled Bills, reported the bills the
Governor had approved and signed.
Mr.. Donehoo, from the Committee on
Education, reported back Senate Bill No
81: A bill 10 extend the boundaries Of the
Independent School District Of Elizabeth
Writ county, with favorable recommends
ton.
Mr.. stollipgs introduced Senate Bill 05;
"a bill to grant the United States CON
current jurisdiction over all the lands that
1t may acquire on and near tho banks oil
the Big Sandy river in this State"
Senate Bill So; "a bill establishing q
State Board Of Health and Vital Statistics
and regulating the practice OF medicine
and surgery, coming up as unfinished
business the bill was amended in few
particulars and finally ordered to Its en-.
grossment and third reading"
On motion, House Bill 90: Concerning
the powers, duties and liabilities OF justices
and constables, and the proceedings in
civil suits, and in the trial Of otIenses, OF
which justices have Jurisdiction" was
taken up out OF It's order and put upon its
second reading, The bill Is one Of the
most important ones introduced the
present session and covers ninety.fve
pages. The bill seeks to reconcile the
laws with the constitutional amendments
passed.
Pending the consideration Of the bill a
recess was taken until 2P.M.
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Jos. s. MiLLER, Auditor.



The following resolution was offered by
Mr., Cox. That the Judiciary Committee
be instructed to enquire into the expedl.
ency Of go amending the Law on the sub.
iect Of suffrage as to permit women to
vote In all free school elections. and upon
all questions relating to the prohibition oil
The manufacture or sale Of Intoxicating
liquors IN this State.
RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Wells, Of Tyler; Resolved, That
the Committee on the Judiciary enquire
into the e1pedisncy Of reporting a bill
authorizing the County Courts 10 ALLOW
The Assessors for the year 1880 the sum o.
lowing by law al the time they were elect
ed 10 Office. 80. 49,
BY Nj. Beckwith: The petition Of forty
one citizens Of Jefferson county, askinl
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TRUSTEES, SAILS.
NRUsTEE's SALE.

-
,,ib5y virtue Of q deed Of trult made BY Edward
hlltsf AID EnmA Miller to me a. Trustee, dated De.
u sla lelF recorded In the ONCE Ol the Clerk
81 he So9nty Court Of Ohio County, Wnt Virginia,
IL Ssel u uuat book No. IS, page 267, l will on
SATURDAY, THE Ezra pAY or MARCH, lSSi,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. u sell at tho front door
Of the Court HOUSE Of saIh county the inlIoWirv d.
scTibed property, that Ia 70 say: wv
AuAet Of land on the S0ut6 fork Of McKInlsv'. mr.
SNaSeIt run adjoining lands Of Jasper spegr Peter
nel5h tna otheT1t anu bounded u fOllovs Io.WIl:
BEGINNING STA white walnut standing on the bGrth
sloe Of said rus, about four ~ poles and four IA
ieet from theF rum there's north S esSI N nnls ~ y
stake, corner 70 Wolf and Keith and IlalGbg In liza
corner Of iencei thence soulh II, east polCa Ia
beech tree, corner to said Wolf theme south "a ens
poles 70 white oak, corner TO said Wolf and CSs.
per sPeeFi thence with hpeGr'A line south o. Vtst %
poles 70 sake, corner TO Iaid spegr; thpncs ,ouih
iSH east 10 POLES 10 beech corner 10 kald spter.
thence Iouth lhk, west 1874 poles to y stake thence
soul o. west 10 poles cTOlbing the run " stake al
Alnln's tence thence north q, WtSl Is poles 10 a
sake IN the road near the run, and on the III
Of IT. thence north q, east up small RviRe about
twenty feet TO stake or white oak; thence north 81
west Is poles to the b'giLning, containing about Ak
acres and ihiFy dive poles or less together with
privilege situate belonging To said tract VI land
The title 10 believed to- be good, but will convey
only the title Veoied In me by sold deed Of trust
TERAs OF sALR-One third, and,mOro II tie pur,
chaser 70 elect cash on day OF SALE the balance In
two 0qlal inStallmentS at six and twelve mon hu,
nOtea bearing interest 10 b given for the deferred
paymenta, aud the utle retained until payment 10
made 10 full,
WM, LINCH, Trustee.
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r ,EGAL NoT1OE-oRDER OF PUB.
IL LEGATION.
State Of WeSt Virginia. County Of Ohio, In the Cir
cult Court Of Ohio County, WeAt Virginia. February
RuleS, A, D., 1881.
George b. Caldwell and Alired1
Caldwell, partners as Caldwell
4 CALDWELL Trustees. fu Chancery.



The object Of this suit Is 10 ascertain all creditors
entitled 70 share In the distribution Of the Insurance
nIOney due Isaac Miller, for the use Of himself and
David Nc Onnell, Luther Il. MARte and lansing v.
ApPleRate, owners OF the BtNanbDa NRsn ReniBll,
Iaid money having been assigned on or about the fail
Ot 1875 10 plAlnta for the benefit Of all the creditors
Of said boat and owners, who had then signed ard
sealed or should thereafter Bign Rnd sOal, certain
writing Of agreement 10 release their respective claims
Ors oil said boat and owners Of the oEtGncs Of said
assignment that they may have opportunity 10 tIgn
and seal such agreement II they shall ~ desire TO do;
and 10 distribute under the DEGREES OF this Court RCs
cOIding " law to those entitled thereto said money
being the sum Of vi 49, rs stated lDthe bill Of Col
plant In this cause.
Aud II appearing, by affidavit, that tho defendants
| Doctor Kennedy, John grant, Edward Il. Mage,
George Cook, Martin +. TImmOndS, Henry k6ef-
hArdt, Jesse K. Bell, Joseph Woods, w. =. ThOrnl-
kay Warren MaReH, Luther Il. Magep, Isaac Miller and
Landing V, APPLICABLE are not any Of them residents
Of the state Of West Virginia, ard that all Of lad
non residents arc Avrred In the said bill on iniOrmA
lion Ia be creditors Of said boat aud owners except tho
last three named that the bill StAleB that tho names
known aud makes such other creditors defend ants ~
unknown parties; and II further appearing, by such
AFFIDAVIT that the Names Of said other cred tOrH arc
all Of them unknown, II IL now ordered that said
resident And unknown defendants do appear NJ tho
next Rule Day, on the eth day OF March, A. D. 1885,
or either Of The two following days and do what 10
necessary 70 protect their interests 10 this suit
In testimony whereof have hFrennO signed my
name 40 Clerk Of said Court, this 9th day Oi Feb.
FuATy, A. D. 1881, al February Rules A. b. 1881, Ia
the CLERKS office Of aid Court.
TEsTM SAMUEL b. McCOLLOCI,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
feI2.s West Virginia.
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Louisiana State Lottery COmuauV

Thll Institution was regularly Incorporated by The
selaluFe o. the state for Educational and Charita.
I'VE Years. 70 which contract the inTlolAbiS fSIth
Of the state 10 pledged, which pledge has been ~
neNed ~ an overwhelming popular vote securing h
%, A. D. 1879 With capital Of 100000 ID Whirh
II has Ance added reserve fund u over $4,000,
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
VIII hke place monthly on the Seconl Tuesday.
Distribution: 49, 'S"'us