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MCBRIDE BOwEN'S
Their Agents In Council Bluffs
Remember, We will sell our own manufacture, which
We warrant Pure and free from Drugs at st. Louis
prices. We buy Corn, Rye, Hogs and Cattle. We
warrant articles.
Consult your own interests, and encourage home
industry. SILL BOWEN.
Council Bluffs, Nay 3, lS6O-tf.
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A woNDEaruL BILLIARD PLAYER.


Mons. Bxeers, the champion billiard
pIsysr Of France. is now in New York,
giving s.ric. Of his wonderful. exploits in
the use Of the "cns." lie makes the balls
obey his will as il BY magic. His most
astonishing performance consists in holding
the cue psrpsudicularly over the ball and
striking it With such skill A. to cause i: to
twist 10 any desired part Of the table, to
jump, csrom. and perform all kinds Of fan
tasus freaks, quite marvellous to the be-
holder. The following are some Of the
most astonishing aud surprising exploits OF
this wonderful player:
Placing ball in a hat and making carom
b. causing . ball TO jump into the hat.
Making a carom by causing a ball to trav-
81 portion Of the distance on the cushion.
Making mGsse sho,s from vsriou. portions
OF The table, causing the players ball 10 TWIST
10 any point previously marked.
Jumping the plaEer's ball over cue held
ever the taole horizontally, and causing It
to draw back, earoming on ball under the
cue.
Jumping the player. ball f,em the table
Into gsnslemsn's hat.
uv II. sLays JswsIrv store !. se,t ssoT 20
TIE Fsetgs Hsa#e-ali work aoee VI . rsrksssitst
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THE SrRSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT.
i fatty announce to the citizens Of Potsavastamio
AID the adjoining ecusties that he has opened
sen<ire Pine Lumeer lard Council B,uns city and
IN receips Of lumber regularly and viii keep
ssaa;Iy hand . large and vel, selected stock Of
PINE LUMBER.
Prom = iaeh inches; Asa pine siding and wortel
ensnx. pine sAinxies ard sath ash blinds DOORS he
oil ss WhleA We viii 81 - 49, -ssh.
MIS- KELLER 4 nRNNEr7
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aaa=aaaszas .
AT HIS OLD Tricks.

Mr. Lorus ZcssurHLEs ha, just received
another big .os Of boots, shoes, and leather,
a, the old stand, REF. door 10 BEEss i Co.
"L-wy'hs. arg. assortment Of everything
in h,. line but u you can't find anything
ready de- 10 sui, you, he il prepared
10 manufacture 10 order anything in the
share Of boat, anI shoe, hat your fancy or
IMAGINATION cau suggest.
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DuoCRlflC JUBILEE!
ny cCRcRIAT RCR-RINClRLEr oN
ExRIDaTlOH u
.YE SQUATTERS REJOICE!


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MISSISSIPPI & MISSOURI

MISSISSIPPI & MISSOURI
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroads
The only through route TO Chicago from Fort Dee
Dcs moines Council Dufs, and all points In Central
and Western Iowa.
Two passenger train. leave Iowa City and wssSiss
ton daily, Sunday excepted, a. follows
FROM IOWA CITY.
Nail, 8 Is A. N. Arrive at Chicago, $40 ~.
Exp., . 10 r, N Arrive at Chicago, 40 An.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Nail, > IS A, M.--Arrive at Chicago. s,top.n.
Exp, - 30 r. Arrive Mt Chicago, 40 Am.
t1-The morning train from lows City aad washing
ton i. the only train leaving Iowa In the morning 'hss
makes connection with tho Through Express Train u
Michigan southern Railroad the same evening.
Passengers by any other Route are Obliged 10 remain
in CHICAGO unit, the next morning.
passengers are specially requested 10 NOTE TINE
FACT tia, this isthe Only Through ROUTE from lore
CiSy 10 Chirago Tho decided advantase i. possesses
by thu connection OF the Roads ~ the hssissippi
River give II preference over all other routes. All
trains run Through 10 Ch,edgo without change %
Cara. crossing the Mississippi River Railroad Bridge
between Davenport and Rock Island. thus dispensing
with the loss of time the annoyance and abiiy 10 loss
Of BAGGAGE, Incidental 10 other lines.
Connections made at La Sale with trains Of she
Illinois Central Railroad. for Duuieith, Gasha Cairo,
ST. Loui. and intermediate points.
A. Chicago, with trains Of tie Aiehi an s1anern
Michigan Central and Fort wayne and chicago HAL
Roads. ..... .-...-.
s1-Throueh Tickets can be procured q wsshlnrs"p.
sna lows City, to Buffalo, Albany. New Tors Weston,
Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore and All the piia-
eipsl points in the United States and Csnadss.
SHIPPERS or LIVE STOCK.
vii, and IN the mos; desirable and expeditions fonss
49,. H.sta n
~. s,oct Train. run through In II snd sss
hall hsurs, without Ferriage Or change sscsF
John p TRACY. 8ensrsi Superintendent
WI ST. JOHN, General Tide. AGENT
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SILL 4 BOWEN.
SILL 4 BOWEN.
Are now Prepared to Furnish
w H I S X e Y +!

or any proof desired at ST. Louis Prices Pure and free
from Drugs At the Distillery, Sill l. Towns YOUNG
AMERICA MILLS,
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Tht H'ftklg Aonparfll.
r.T,,s,rict Cou,

"a map of busy hfs,
Y.auetu..sons and its vast eon'
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n. ALMy has in store a mammoth stock
CIeoss % all sizes. prices and desrri ptions.
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GORDON HrNG

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TIE FsesaS Hsa+e-aE work aose VI . rsrt.asitss
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IS sacks Old Government Java, Vanilla and Mocha
Coffee,
900 Boxes Soap-all kinds, fand TO arrive
500 Boxes Star, Sperm and Sterne Candles in store
100 Bbis common Rye and Bourbon whiskey,
800 Thousand Asstd Cigars American L Havana,
IT'S Bbs halls and kegs of NoIasses lat low figures
200 Bbls Butter, Soda, Fancy and Sugar Crackers.
100 Hhds Prime to choice Sugar.
800 Bxs Assorted Pickles. fresh iron, the Psekers
100 Nests Tubs and S-just received.
100 Bxs Tobacco, assorted brands and prices.
500 Packages Brandy's, wines and asstd Liquors,
100 sacks Conee-in store and to arrive.
10 BbIs assor' ed Nuts.
20 Coils Manila, Hemp and Cotton Ccrdase,
100 Drums Figs,
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GuntnlertiaI.
BY TELEGRAPH.

CfScISNArI, Ju lG.-Ffour unchanged and dull:
ssles coo bbls at $5ns5to far low to fair extra and
. for suPsrfne. whisky x higher. with sales Of
600 Dds at lIz frovisions hunynnt, but the frni-
ness of holders checks tire business Sls nfr-cLi
and refused for the best brands of mess pork IOc for
bacon sides. nnd eid.9I5 for light any heavy bulk
81 les, buyers not being quite willing to pay over
these rates; the sNls7 uuimportAGt. Groceries
unchanged. Sugar and COFFEE in goutl demand, but
the price asked for Hnasscs checks the business
Oats dull; owners anxious TO SELL prices tend
downward, but not quotnbly. Wheat III better de-
mand, but not higher. Rye dull. Corn unchanged.
and steaIiy at As; Money market unchanged and
easy; exchange on the East dull at - premium.
INV TOEE, June 1J.-Flour heavy and lower sa'es
At $500lD5I0 for super State; $525 State;
Sl90g5,Oo for super western So n0G053O for common
10 medium extra western; S5,5O@5GO for inferior to
good shipping brands extra r. II. o. Rye Flour
steady at 50 5"94 70. Wheat market heavy and lag
cents lower; Gales at S1.2O Chicago Spring; 81 22a
liz. fer Mi wankie Club 81 81 for winter red western
Rye quiet at S.. Bar ey du Mt 6O@G6. Corn mar.
ket heavy and lower, sales at 62@65 for western-
Oats Esq " for Western, Canada and State. Pork
quiet and unchnngcd SAFES at SlT,3T@lT so for old
mess Sls.5 for new mess: Sl25O for old prime; $l3T5
for new prime. Cut meats steady. Lard firm; sales
at 1115@I19<. Butter l0@lG for Ohio llCs2J for
state. Cheese steady At 7@loH. Whisky quiet;
p asked, II u offered.
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Executors Sale of Valuable Real
Estata

by VIRTUE o. TIE WILL OF MRS. MARI
- Wilson, deceased, will offer for sHIe tv the
highest bidder, Saturday the 10th of Juue next.
liz the City Of Wheeling at the front door OF tile
Monroe House" situate on Iain street, ne0r tho
eastern end u the Suspension Bridge the following
property, belonging to the estate OF the said Mary
Wilson:
LIST. The we'll known Tavern called the "aGonrue
House" The Lot and the Building thereon are stu.
ate on Main ami Madison atreets, and extend from
Main street to tho street adjoining aud west OF the
market House
9i The House aud Lot row occupied by Mr.. George
Adams, on Main street, the west side thereof nd
joining the alley first above the Suspension Bridge
and 'he residence Of Richard Crawford, Esq.
3D. iut Of 81 acres and 3 roods aud pGTches. IL.
Ing on the National Road on the east side thereof
about two miles from the city, just beyond the first
turnpike gate. on the said road.
The above properties under lease until the first
of April 1861, and the sales will be made subject
them. The purchaser taking the rents that may
crne on them subsequent to the dny of his purchase
and the benefit Of the covenants or agreements Of
the tenants.
Tho terms Of sale will be- onc.fourth Of the pur-
chase money In hand and the residue i'll three equal
instruments Mt eight sixteen aud twenty-four months
with interest from the day of sale. The purchaser
giving bond with security, and deed OF trust the
property bought. in order to the deferred pay
mentS. JAMES PAUL..
myll-ts Executor.
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m~A CASE or CoNscIEScE.-Some-
thing like year ago young man of this
city had valuable gold watch stolen
nom him at one of our hotels. The
watch, chain and all, was worth couple
of hundred dollars. lie left nothing I'M
done to discover the thief, but all efforts
to that end proving fruitless, he abandon
ed the search and forgot it. Yesterday
morning the watch was found on the steps
OF the owners residence carefully done up
in piece Of paper. upon which was writ
leu the name ofthe owner. Some regard
this rs clear case of conscience but we
think ii the thiets conscience could let him
lake the watch and keep it a year, it
wOsld hardly have permitted him to return
it. Therefore VIC think the return of tho
stolen watch was the result of some secret
influence, tue source of which we may sus-
pect hut cannot know.
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BUSINESS NorICEs.

RsSTHE ladies, and all others interest
cd, will plaese take notice that Feather
Busters, Puff boxes in paper, glass, china
and silver; Port Mouniaes, new Styles But
ton boxes. useful and ornamental; Bundo-
line; Stitch Pommades, Handkerchief Ex-
tracts, rare perfumes; Glycerinc, Camphor
and other toilet soaps, very "rechere;"
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes; Vase POM
mndes; tue best hair dressings and hair
dyes, and Il great variety of new and tasty
toilet articles. Also, in the housekeeping
line, such articles as English Corn Plus
ter for corns, buuionS, &c.i Franks Rat
Poison, the best thing of the kind in use;
Lyons Insect Powder to destroy ants,
reaches, &C., and the celebrated Lightning
Fly Killer, or Fly l'ap'r. All these arti-
Giles to he had OF LpGAx, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner. and L. IL. LOGAN & Co., At
Main Street. Druggists.
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saturday morning, June rs, 1850:
s-ArrEMrrED WIFE MURDER -b"rIy

-yB ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER -EhFIy
Tbursday morning last, man named
.h,n + Bcobst, on visit at the hou e
= ,Ir. BcdilIion, who resides on the Ma
.' = Road, few miles east Of the city
'SI do desperate attempt to take the life
fn;s w;rr. Brobst is a resident of Wash
INN Pa. a man of considerable proper-
" and always accounted II very respecta-
=, and orderly citizen. On Tuesday last,
,s s,srted from Washington, in company
r5,b his wife, with the purpose of going
=. West. He arrived in this city the
.,me day, aud stopp:i at the MeL"re
,ron.e During his stay, one OF the pro-
Tor. of the house observed that he was
i,,.-;oo under some mental suffering or
,.-,rocmcn,. and that he WAS not upon
-, hest of terms with his wife. Knowing
~, gr,bst was an acquaintance OF Mr.
Rel;Ilion, the proprietor advised him to
=, mt there and remain day or two ee-
:,re starting upon his western tour
Rrabst accordingly went out to the resi-
d.pce of Mr.. B. and upon the next morn
inr. which was Thursday, he arose from
t;s he'd at unusual hour and aroused his
tito When both were dressed, BrobSt
r,...,ed the door of his room and told his
wifi; that he had made up his mind to kill
her SAYING which, he drew pocket knife
and commenced most desperte assault -
uc rut her upon the arms and neck, aud at
AZ, broke the blade of his knife. He then
threw her down opon the floor, put his
fan; upon her hair, and whilst i'll the act
If onepiug another blade of the knife to
finish his work, the door was broken open
bv Mr. Bedillion. who was attracted b. the
creams of the woman, and who arrived
zone TOO soon to prevent the accomplish
aent of the bloody deed The wounds Of
Yrs. Brobst were dressed, and after con-
.lltntion with the ncighhors it WIS decided
!, remove both her and her husband to
lrir home in Washington which was
.one as quietly as possible.
It's the general IMPRESSION tuat DIOoSG Is
!eranged and that he suspects his wife,
sicther with or without cause, of being
20 intimate with another man, though
IN, is not at all likely, Mrs. 3. having
.rrivei at thar age, when
The heyIay in the blood is tame
AMI waits upon the Judgment"
We did no. learn whether Brobst had
teen taken into custody
p. S.-Siuce writing the above we learn
thai. Brobst has been removed to the Insane
Asylum a; Pittsburgh.
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BD~TuE FENCE QuEsrIoS.-We stated
some time since that a citizen Of Bridge
port had fenced in greater portion of the
most public street of the town, the courts
having decided that he was the lawful
owner Of the same. Tac fence was Sc
rious obstruction and its existence was
called to the attention of the Commission
crs Of the Comfy. The Commissioners
met some time ago and declared the fence
a nuisance and it7has been removed by
their order. We learn that further legal
proceedings have been entered by the
owner, the citizens refusing to purchase
the grounl, alleging as reason the high
price asked for it.
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ia City CoUScIL-Au adjourned meet
ng OF the City Council was held last eve
Mug at the Council Chamber.
Lisccnce to keep Coffee houses were
granted to the following persons: Jasan
Stockbridge, F. j. Rothacker, Jucob Wo-
ner, Jas. HALEY, William. HusIey, Virginia
House, Frederick Maggie, Frederika Wen
er, William Snodsrass, Jacob Yogleman,
and Lewis HusemAn.
The following applicants were rejected:
Catherine Hill, John Nichols, aud Il. Rem
er.
The City Sergeant asked the council to
couhrm the appointment of Jas. NJ. Bulger,
Geo. ScroggIns, Geo. st. Meyers aud
james st. Mey ers as night wutcn under tue
new police arrangement to Gc supported
by private subscriptions. Tue peIIIIOu
was granted.
LOUIS Guus and other German citizens
petltlUned the conncIl TO have the council
proceedings aud tue ordinances puuIIshed
IN the S:uats ZtetumS. Granted.
Tue pctitlonUt Henry Moore, was referred
TO Committee on streets aud alleys.
Tue petition of the Washington Hall as
soclHtlon was referred to tue committee
gu accounts.
Tue petition of James r. Cochran and
others, was referred to the committee on
streets and alleys.
Judge Fry submitted a skeleton of an
ordinance requiring all APPLICANTS tor Ii
censcs to bring with them tic Treasurer's
receipt showing that they have paid tor
the same. Referred.
On motion OF Mr.. Panncll, the commit
tee GU streets and alleys were Instructed to
examine the condition OF the CURLING on
Market street between Washington and
Jefferson, and report the probaLlc cost of
resettiug the same.
On motion the Council adjourned.
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sSS'SSST TO JAIL-Grouuey Gillespie,
whose name is synonym for all that is
d'SFeP"table, WAS prowling around Pan
nel's board yard, on Thursday night, when
"eesFiedhiso ldpartner, Nick Christy, lying
Drunk on the soft side of a plank. Grouu-
ey conceived that Christy iu thus bemcnn-
Ing himself was dtsgracing the social firm
o. GdlesPie 4 Co., SO he went in, dragged
N's" out by the lower lip, and proceeded
10 cent him in the face. For this he was
arrested by Officer H"wIey and Aid. Duty
committed him to Jail.
unit was subsequently arrested for
'''shins about in an indiscrimiuatc man
ayF' and was also sent to Jail by Ala. Dull
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Rlg~EvERY one should know where to
get Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator or
Liver Remedy; Brentlinger's Fluid Extract
ShrsapNrilla and Ddndelionj Kcnnedy's
Medical Discovery, and Kennedys Salt
Rheum Ointment; Bnrhnve's Holland Bit
tiers; Hollands German Bittcrs; Hostettcrs
Celebrated Stomach Bittersi Ayers Sar-
saparilla; Ayers Cherry Pcctorali Scovill's
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla or
Blood and Liver Syrup; Winchester's
Genuine Prepar ton of the Hypophos-
phites of Lime and Soda; DR.. Bronson's
five different preparations of Blood Food:
Lindsey's Blood Searchcr; DIR. Guyso,t's
improved Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla; DR.. Townsends Compound
Extract of Sarsaparilla; DR.. Bulls Snrsapa-
rilla; DR.. R"hack's Scapdin%rian Blood
Purifier, Carriers Spanish Mixture; Whit
combs Remedy for Asthma; Mrs. Gnrdner's
Balsam Of Liverwort and HoarhOund
Sellers Cough Syrup Mrs. Winslows'a
Soothing Syrup; DR.. Chapman's Hour
hound Balsam: Eoff-s Pills; Todd's Pills;
DR.. Matt's Pills; Brandreth's Pills; Ro-
backs Pills; Sellers Pills; Dr. A. Rogers
Pills; Bcnnctt's Plant and Root Pills;
Jayne's Pills; Holloway's Pills; Wright's
Pills; Ayers Pills; Burnetts Cocoaine.-
Prescriptions prepared from pure medicine
Ivy day or night at the Centre Wheeling
Drug Store, by REED KRAFT.
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LEAvFNwoRTu, June l5.-Likens county,
Kansas, was visited 10y a severe tornado on
the 18th Ult. At Osawattamie and vicini-
ty, houses were unroofed and much dam
age was done. The house Abraham Hol-
liday, two miles from O5awattumie, was
blown to pieces and Mrs. Holiday was in
stantly killed.
destroyed. At Stanton D. W. U. Baker
and two children were killed Rumors
were prevalent of further disasters in the
vicinity.
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SPRiseFtELo, No, June 1.-THE Over
land mail coach, with San Francisco dates
to the 2oth ult., arrived here at half past
ten o'clock this evening. ---
James Street and six other gentlemen,
have formed a company with capital
stock OF $3.50, 900, for the purpose Of
building telegraph iue from San Fran-
cisco {, Fort Yuma, via San Jose, Gilroy
and San AngelOs. aud . branch 10 Nom
terry.
Oue hundred guus were fred at Auburn
on receipt Of the intelligence of the nom
inatiOu of Bell ami Everett. Immense en-
thUSiasm prevailed.
TIE following notice was posted on the
Custom House At San Francisco:
KASAGAWHA, April Cd.
The Prince GOtOrao is not yet dead,
aud there is every hope of his recoSery-
The following Is from private letter
YOKoNA, April 9th.
About a week ago, Prince GotOrao,
when on his way from his private dwelling
to the palace in Yeddo, with his usual
guard of 10 men, was attacked by parry
of ls. Six OF the guard aud four of the
assailants were killed, aud several wound
ed on each side, including the Prince
The guard fought bravely. During the
attack one of the assailants was fatally
wounded, when one of his comrades, to
prevent his detection, cut of his head, and
made his escape through one Of tie gates
close ut hand.
1t is supposed by many that revoiu-
ton is impending, which, if successful,
will resul; in the speedy expulsion or death
of all foreigners. The government has
taken extraordinary precautiOn to protect
themselves and this place from assault.
Guard houses have been established along
the road leading TO Yeddo, and the guards
armed with muskets.
Prince GOtorao is one of the most pow
erfuI men in the empire, and rules twenty
three provinces.
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sHERIRF'S SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate


oreua, Hopkins Co ! In chAneeEy Ie tSs Ctrenit
" Court q Ohm Comfy, We
JGoob ". Warden, ot- At FebrulFy ed, lS60-
Pursuant 20 a deeree rendered In tie abovo euti-
tle'i cause the sd day ct February. 1881 wi
PEeOod 10 sell 1T public sale. MONDAY. Tie III day
81 June 1880 AZ tho fcnt d0nI OF the Cont HOns9
Vf oa County, 20 the Highest hiddsr. the following
RAJ estate Of Warden EASyaFSa II the bin and Pm.
cesiuES mentioned. to wit: Lots Nc. I aud = IN
s1SarP Nc. 80. and lots Ne. and = Ia square a On
the Bacni Vista sd.IitiOn the City OF Ybseli nE
Ia the bill AMI proceedings mentioned, 40 vii The
west hall II t'r NH. - in GTahaus'S addition % ta
Gity Of Whecll1 aud situate On Jtle-s0uth sjde-uS
Quincy street: alsC she paTI of LIT AOc1 81 square
No. ID situate ~ the corner soHth fEuinEy aId t
Of Fourth STREETS Ard measuring cry Sect alClEE
Fourth street and shfS-elchT net along Q&rcv
strcrt and also the foEtH Fcal estate % the sid
Michael Edwards, Jr. IA The bln md FFOcrediuEs
meuIiOncd- to Wits Lct4 NSs- e. CO n = Gld the
lutted = he said Edwards Aforesaid alAo Irls No
II and - In square No q sitn4fe IN the tgNn q
South Wheeling. and alas the shares q fhs sad NJ
eftarl EDWARDS Jr In lot No. :. Ia JCaathan Zaneis
addition to the City Of Wheeling, ls!nG the 1cEF-
eeHenths thereof In fer, Rnn the Cseventh Scr the
joint lives Of SaId Hebael EaWaFJfs, Dr.. sud May
his wife.
The said property All b sold upor tie sSEiGuinS
terms VIZ: On credit 81 ak, twelve cnd eightera
with approved security, bearing estst nm theJnS
q sale until PAID, end the title retained - nartheF
eecurttg until the WbOlE q the purchase a1uney =
paid SA1fL IRWIN,
APIS shsFt9 &C.
III no ebOSe saIct hostponed unfl Monday.
the 9Th day OF August 1860, AZ lU o.
click, y. ttSl1l SAMUEL IRWIN, SheEiG,
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d. H. LADY'S
LIVERY- Il SAFE sTABLRs.

a SITUATED on TIE EAST SIDE c4
Et--1~. Main street, between Quincy S%CsGR s.
--ST-El land John. Thankful for the ets4E9Ss.s
-Sz4vE11S- worry liberal patronage eNtcndel
tho establishment heretofore, leg iUIiNe IL staff
the pnhlic that have been to II great expense .
making additions to my stock az carriages and siT
IS, ami Halter myself now To lc in conGitisi. {
please the most ftstidious in my line. also &c
ting my hacks trimmed in good style, that anlilic
del ring to themselves in this way will lcs
give Ts call. s!iali he happy to accommodate
them with good teams and sRfv drivers.
\. B-Funerals in or ont Of the city furnishes
with carriages at tile shortest notice. respect il!
they will ind my Brother ready TO. acciuHoia-
them to anything in the stable. We hDpr with
unt!ring efforts to please, to merit liberal share
the public patronage. JeESnd !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-16

ES1 Tue RtrER,-There were about six
la't and half water in the channel of the
quo yesterday. The Ford left for Louis
.,'S' There was no business doing. The
"S'''eF was awful hot, and productive of
~ uaaspal degree of laztness. The Liz
DS'.!, e"pt. Booth, will leave for Cincin-
natl this evening.