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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-30

Mr., srHaioSs Ofe:ed the following, which
Was adopted:
R.9iUs9, That any member falling in
speech 10 contEe himself strictly 10 the
subject in debate, shall be Immediately
called to order b. the President, and shall
not be permitted TO proceed in his own
way.
TIE consideration of the third report
on the Legislative Department was re-
samci, On the motion of Mr.. Van Wiukie
70 amend the first section by making the
House OF Delegates consist OF - members
instead OF A..
me amendment was rejected, and this
section adopted Us the Committee reported
II. II wall be observed that the report
increases the number one delegate over
the FORMER report
Tue manner Of apportiouing being de-
pendeI; on the number of delegates, Mr..
Van Wrinkle, apparently regarding this as
decisive expression OF tue sense of the
Convention, did not further press his own
scheme, which was based on a House of
htty-four, and the subject of anportion-
ment was adopted without debate as re-
ported by the committee
The second section, which was reported
back just as it Was adopted in the second
report, was amended so to provide tina, af-
ter the first eleetion, NJ two Senators shall
be elected in the same county.
Inc rest of the report had been renortad
back as passed in the former report. with
the exception that Clay aud Nicholas conn
ties were made 4 delegate district. in
stead of Clay and Braxton, making
tneir representation alternate, and leay-
ing Bra1ton 10 elect one delegate by it.
SET; and Webster and Pocahoulas az
9iaeFr instead of Webster aud Nicho-
las; Greenbrier and Monroe together
three delegates, instead of two as before.
aud alternating them, aud making alieraa-
ton OF the delegate for the counties of
Mcdowell, Wyoming and Raleirh This
part OF The report, comprised in the eley-
enth section, was passed over till morning
10 allow the delegates from the last named
three counties 70 come TO an agreement
about the alienation of their delegates.
The 10th and last section, fixing the REQ.
aiar elections on tie 4lh Thursday OF Nav.
was also passed over il view of the fac,
tnat the Committee on General Provisions
expect to report 4 general provision in re-
gard to elections, commencement and ter
mIneuon Of terms of office, ETC., which
would include thIs one. The rest of the
report was adopted by sections, subs,au-
italy II not precisely, as already published
BY Us.
NJ" Al hIShLE oEered as au additional
section 4 proposition authorizing the Lee
gislature TO divide any counties having
more than one delegate in as many dis
tricts as they had delegates, and thar each
district 50 formed should elect only its
delegate.
The proposition was rejected
Ar-GALDwELL gave notice that he should
IN the morning, before the report was f.
many passed upon as a whole, call UP a
provision offered by himself some days
since as an additional section.
Tue Convention then adjourned.
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RULES,
l. No boat shall receive board any freight, IN
less the same j. accompanied with permit OF duly
authorized cdlcer OF the Treasury Department.
=. No boat shall put "a or discharge aay freight
~ any other place Or landing than that named as
the place Of it, destination
All army supplies shipped under military or
ders are excepted from the above rules hut this e-
eeptoH does not extend 10 goods Of suffers others
desigael for trade OF sale at military points
!. charge Of twenty cents is INSIDE on each ship
menf a. fee tor Issuing the permit that is when
ever the shipment Is made for purposes OF trade.
But family supplies. goods Of families moving and
articles seGt TO soldiers il the Union army BY their
friends, are exempted from this permit fee
5. livery boat leaving the port Of Wheeling must
take out regular ceAraree AT the Custom House for
each trip, for which fee Of nifty cents will be
chsrgel.
d. Boats clearing Tor points below Cincinnati Will
report manifest OF their carEoes 10 Euoch T Car
son, ESQ., Surveyor Of Customs At that port, and be
governed by his Instructions.
a All steSmboats violating the above rules will
be pTSeecdei agains: according TO law and no her
mis- will be granted FOX Ss shipment Of any freight
on board any boat known To have violated any Of
the above rules. THO HEATDS
Special Agent. U. 5. Trsas-y Dsp't
Dated. Wheeling. Jan =. 1862. jan,ZS-5t
lPrsss copy. and charge this ufficel
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orR neighbor Of the Washington, Pa,
E-anliF.sr. reminds US not little of
Master Dick ia David COppcrfed-the
man who had the monomania about King
Charles and the charter, into which run
everything he undertook TO write.
Our neghbor has mouomania. too.
Considering the fac, that his paper is pub
lished in Pennsylvania, and in Washington
county, his monomania on the niger ques-
ton is as uuaccOuntabIe as it is unnatural.
For instance, so far as we remember. we
think that every notice which the EEaaiqsr
has made ofthe proceedings 10 our Conven-
tiou-OGr Legislature aud our new Gov
erHment, has been mixed up with the mig.
ger question. In its issue of Yesterday
there is Que OF those characteristic articles.
Tue text Of it is the article in the Wells
burg Herald last week, in which the
Hsrsii, Disguised at the defeat of the
Pennsylvania RsiIroai bill, proposed that
Brooke and Hancock counties should annex
themselves 10 Pennsylvania. From this icy,
the EEGsdiaer makes the following remarks;
The people of Western Virginia COM
meaced noble effort TO get rid of the
despotism of secession. They Organized a
movement for the formation Of the new
State, and heartily were our sympa,hies
with them. Bravely and energeiicallv did
the movement progress until Aboli,icpisrn
iatruded its crazy deformiiy into the roun-
sells Of the new State, when, from that
moment, faith IN the success OF ,be en-
bryo Commonwealth struggle FOX life be-
gan TO fail Ii is now scarcely possible
that West Virginia will ever enjoy a sepa-
rate existence. When it IS sought TO set Up
that existence upon the ruins Of the down
trodden rights and constitutional immuni-
ties OF her OWL people, how can it be ex-
peeted to endure2 It IS mot strange. there.
lore, Il the people of Brooke and Hspcook
cOunties-anticipatiag the confusion that
Abolitiouism drags in It's t-aiu-should
now seriously look to Pennsylvania for es-
cape.
We think We never saw better instance
than the above of the foolishness into
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-30

TzE latest Southern news, and the scope
sad tone Of the discussions IN the leading
secession newspapers, reveal uauis,akabIy
The actual condition OF affairs a. the South.
We infer from these indications, not tia,
the rebellion is alseady falling 10 pieces,
but tina; tie leaders see clearly enough
that they haze reached the critical moment
II their wicked and desperate enterprise,
and althoagh they still hope 10 avert an
utter and disastrous failure, they never
theless feel that the chances are badly
against them Some OF the atlest papers.
among them the Richmond Ezzzisz-. are
ber=tias the leaders because the have not
pursued 81 aggressive policy, and carried
tie war into Maryland and Ohio, instead
Of waiting within their own lines 10 be al
tackled, and tie Ezia.iasr declares tha, IN
less the aggressive policy Is adopted and
ezeEgeiica!iy prosecuted in the spring,
there IS no hope OF success, bur :ls Con-
ieEeracy must inevitably be subjugatsd.-
This is only an indiree; way Of saying tha,
the rebellion is already a failure, for It is
Impossible that intelligent Southern men
should suppose it within the power OF the
rebels 70 invade the North. They might
have made successful raids into the free
States 70 some extent six months ago. Now
it IS merely impossible, unless grea, and
improbable disasters should bef4l our ad-
yaaciug columns.
\ most signifc.a, sigu Of what is really
going on among the people OF the south, is
the new and vehement protest of the rebel
leaders against the reconstruction Of the
Union. The Richmond and Tennessee Leg.
iz!atures have followed that OF Georgia in
the adoption OF resolutions declaring the
reconstruction OF the old Union impossible
Nothing has happened to cal. for ans
such demonstration Neither the LOYAL
States nor the general government have
been holding out any recent invitations to
The rebels 10 come back into the Union.
We expect 10 see them in again, but We
expect first TO see them SO thoroughly
whipped that they viii always comprehend
aud remember that the Union IS real
power, perpetual verify, not to be de-
s'soyel either By declarations Of secession
or by armies OF traitors. These protests
against reconstruction must be aimed "a,
something, and the obvious inference is
that they are i reply 10 the reyiviug spfri;
of uniOnism among the people of the
South. Frequent private accounts have
assured Us OF the existence and growth OF
such feeling, aud that the defeat of the
rebel armies in few important battles,
would bring out this feeling in the form Of
decided popular demonstrations of Loyalty
10 the Union. The action Of these South
ern legislatures on the subject is protest
against the Union party, and an attempt to
fores;all it and crush it in the bud. Ia.
stead Of furnishing evidence that the re-
stora,ioa of the Union is impossible. these
legislatures have really offered the bes,
evidence that it is not only possible, bu,
that they themselves look upon the up
rising Of a Union party among themselves
as a source Of great peril to their grand
conspiracy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-30

BAD FOR THE Cow.''-The editor of the
SshohaTis tN. " F'afrtor thinks the Feder-
G0Eernneat represents the Locomotive, and
the seeding States the COW, in the follow
ing story:
When George Stevenson, the celebrated
Scotch engineer, had completed his model
OF a locomotive, he presented himself be-
fore the British parliament, and asked for
Lne attention and support of that BODY
The grave u. P's, looking sneeringly at his
invention, asked.
50 you have made carriage to run
only by steam, hare you p
Yes, my lords"
land you expect your carriage to run
on parallel rails, so that ii can't 90 of, do
Yes ny lords
Well GOV, Hr. Stephenson, let Us show
you now absurd your claim Is. Suppose
Wnen your carriage is running upon these
rails n the rate of twenty or thirty miles
al honr, # yoa'Ee extravaganza enough 70
eSea suppose such thing is possible, a
COW should get in its way. You can't
tura out for her-what then p
"4AeH 'fieiH be bad for tie Gao, ny Iords. I"
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Go! Eazrd or Gag. aLi keep each star
zach strips - bright as GOV ;hsy yEgTs.
ssh make il isst our ranks IL, var.
Stih haat above each patriot grave,
Death 20 the traitor that E0uid dare
I0rrail Il fhr0GEh the d1s; % shane
AL honest hearts it. -. EEiIl share
And soIi5E i 10 Death o. Fame.
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"NT brudders. said waggish darker
TO crowd. lin all affection, ia all ob YOUR
troules, dar is one place whAr you can al
ways find sympathy" "a WHARF vha- -
shouted several of mis- auditors q In de
dictionary be replied. rolling has eyes sky
ward.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-30

THG President declares Sigel is aIr..sv
Sriekla trump-and shall soon be Gene
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-30
DISSOLuTToN

'!lR partnership heretofore eTistipg mailer the
nTm styled BosIey & MeNasll, Is ihis 51v dr.
lsed 6y iaafaal consent. The business Of the late
I'm VIII be settled by either party.
?. ". BOSLEY.
Iy-t,..-f-- J. II. McSASH.
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GRAND NTNUN1
a P ROCLAMAT TON
nv THE cnrDT,,.-,,. ~

w LEi.EAS' 1t = certified TO me- hv the o-,-.-
A., antharlttes tEAt at an election held on tls S,h
- y. DScIni1eT' 1871 in the 18th Judicial Cirr8;.
JIS.Ilrosed 81 the counties # Wayne CabeII ~
SSeNsSli Putnam hansWha aud Ro4De. d. an ~ ~
. take the oath prescribed by AN orIir.Tr -: s.
ilizAtion Of the state Tower nssItr a ,t ~.
- - ,otrH 5ii Srre given tor James II Gr5Sn
SSS; taSreioEe / FE1NcIs II. PETEPoIS7 C-vs-
III 81 M, rHf e'ith d virgua do declare r
elected TO the Office Of Judge Of aid eigtc,t lay
Given under my hand and the I... al -,
L-s. ne commonwealth, At the CITY Of w. -
tlis I'd day January lSj2 and IN n -
year OF the Commonwealth '''-N Il 'he SIKH
By the Go,.-no- FRANCIS II. PEIRPoTST.
L. A. HAsGxs
lan2i-3t Se-.'y of the c,-,,,,-,.,
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Vocalists and Harpists.
AND As
LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS.
FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 1889,
Card to the Citi.ensof,bts p,...

Card to the Citizens OF this Place.
AfteT nine months sajoura il. the Lie. Of C,,,,,
aiii suceeSsiu tsG- through the British Prvfr7-
the above troupe Of artists ccntzruplate A s-rfs
concerts through the States % PeunsvEranit pt,i1
4ii IAa!s;4 previous 70 their departure for Calit-
hli the coming Spring. Having closed q very nc
Se9-Iui en-aSenent al NilioS New York they ,rjII
Nertisel. 49, ~ - az
The oHly eompluy Of original Bell Ringers i, ,l,s
United Stafes- Two full sets Of SILVER mills
tEo huhdresi 10 number! selections from he o.
% marina, bohemian Girl. &c. upln the B-Tis
piece. La As'ss.st4e
7I +g entire Company viii appear in SWISS cos
Tor further S. particulars see Programmes.
Reserved seats - cts extra
AHi1itt Ance - Cts 40 half price in H.. ..,i
L!SAets Tor sale at the Music Store Of Js,s- "a ;iI
-; Nhsre ta-Es.rl ~ she Hall may l,e S-., y
Hs5- s2!d aiter the Hall IS comfortably filsd -
morning ''NN wednesday
\ GRAND NIATINEE
viii be given on SATURDAY AFTRES,lOS 81.
"Se'ttn91Atlon OF Families and Children CiiiI.t,.,
AIhltted 10 tue Matinee for TEN CgSTS IN
=; a. -, 70 commence AZ ~ O'Clock Matinee
pa .6Pisoai st Of Photographs may be seen a, the
JANIS c. c. CHASE. Bushes. sIar,,s-
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Notice.
RULES

A LII steamboats, navigating the Ohio river. be
n tween Wheeling and Cincinnati. are requested
to observe the following
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p. w. BOsLEY,

tsroe&ssoE 70 BosLEr N'SAsz)
WILL coutinue the wholesale, and rs;;i C,.B..,-
I,, u9naEy business at the old stand I45 MaTks'
al -. Z, a. where he will be pleased 70
- III IN OH customers, and the public generally.
AMI VIII sell them all goods in his line cheap &,
- my iarI4-1U
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-30
Leather, Oil and Shoe Finding,
j.. III. WHEAT & SONS.

j. ID. WHEAT & SONS,
No. 81 Main Street, wheeling, Va.
II AVE constantly on hand good assortment Of
Ii Red and Oak sole Leather. French anl Amer
can Calf and Nip skins Upper Birdie. HATness All
sl.irtinE Leather. Topping LiuinEs-Ec.
Particular attention paid to orders.
The highest market price paid in CASH for hides
and Skins.
Cash advances male on:LeAther consigned to them
to lie sold on commission. dec2S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-30
Steel PIOughS! Steel PIOugIlSI

k'AHCLCsINE Agency for Gil sons superior
- - steel Ploughs We would inform The farm
~ u tis country that we have the sole agency ioE
--T,.I - =. tIese vel known sod and s-ubbie ard
Eetl use ploughA. right and len hand f5r two
81 1870 Also all the castings OF both tI,ir 5I3
@',I nsN series Of Ploughs. Also,
IRON Double Shovel PIOughs.
qua Elsrds These ploughs proved yscid-i susocSs
janis PRYOR FROST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-30

,eS FOR feENT.-A dwelling house on E5a
~ street opposite the Seminary Also desr
country residence two miles from the CITY
tplS ~ A c PARTRIDGE-S.
3N4"-H Gallery Isl, Nam =.
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fs FOR RENT.-Three comfortable Iwsll.
- ing houses convenient to Post Oiee and Derc,
recession given LIST Of April
street r@f particulars, apply to Mrs MEL on John
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~ FOR REST--The three story brick store
a. IOase now lu the occupancy Of James Godfrey.
SaI1as a grocery store, and situated on Union Il;
iIoatins The soHth end Of the market houss Flra
- sore !sstAurz.nt- or any kind Of retail busi-
eSilea by any IN the city Possession given on fT,
Of April next Apply 70
jant Pr ARMSTRONG.
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!7s FOR II ENT.-The large and elegant toal
sSsz-oecupind by IIeisseII L SWesrin-er. a. a a.;
gods store Possession given Immediately.
L. The four story brick store house on Main :;
10" II the occupancy OF J. W. Mcneil as a Jlas~--
ware store Possession given on frst II April nszt
gAat p. l. ARAISTi. oNG.
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P5S FOR RENT-Ths three story br;5g
=, Dwelling house situated on Centre street ir-
81 een 9Th and 9th sts, and now in tie o,sR-
49, Q, yAnel frost Isl The house Is Furnished
inquire % ALEX HAYsIAS,
jan 49, Main 81. Wheeling Va
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% BOXES Yariezalszi Bar Soap.
~Ol0 CASTLE soap. Genuine.
IS = Transparent Bar scan
25 - Clsayer's Honey S,.-. at
dec-l LAUGHLINS ( BI-SHFTFTn'S
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o. FOR RENT.-The large and we'll known
IL room next door 20 SprieE House. which la.
Dsen occupied a the railrUsd ticket Office Poszs-
son gwen on the inst day Of April. IsGs Apply To
ylall A. NJ. ADAMS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23

@ The Democra6o G invention for the
Sd Judicial District, which met at Quincy,
on the 18th inst, nominated SAMUEL CLIs-
TON, Of this city for Judge, and r. B. PAR
Horr, of CLARK county, for Districs Attor-
ney. Mr.. CLrxros is man Of ability and
istegrisy, and eminently qualified for the
position-and we're it MOT that he endorses,
10 all its length and breadth, the platform
framed by Mshony, traitor, now on his
way to Fort Lafsyette,-we would DO glad
to see him elected. But, We don't want %
sec any man elected to ofhee-no matter
how pre- eminent his qualifications - who
endorses the Indictment against Mr.. LIH.
colin, drawn up by Mahony, and adopted
by the Democratic State Convention. W.
prefer men like Mr.. OAR, who have gone
TO battle againss the trsitorous hordes Of
JEFF. Davis, rather than those who stand
upou platform that charges the Govern
ment with trampling upon tho Constitu'
ton. 10 the efforts II bss made, and 10 still
nakipe, to crush out this rebellion.
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az FIJI UP THE OLD REGlMEsrs.

The FIRST bosiness that should have been
attended to 10 likely to be the last to receive
attention. We refer to the eolisting Of VOL
uDtsers 10 6ll up the ranks Of the old reg.
imeuts. The new regiments are now report.
ed TO be foil, though No do not entirely
credit the assertion; but IL they are, "a
'trsst attention will. b immediatly turned to
Recruiting for the old organisations. In
view Of stherinpostsnee Of filing then to
the maximsm, igsseus to % . special effort
sbould be naae II their behalf. A wise
man would select an old 10 prefsresee 70 Z
new regiment ct shy time. He lssSns,nors
rsadily, becomes proficient in shorter time,
and escapes great deal Of irksome drill
aud camp life that be necessarily iucurs
10 enlistisg iaa regiment just orsanisirg.-
He has the advantage 81 being under q.
ptieDeed, toikesss,r and With experienced
eomrsdea, ADD no one can tell the a.lyan.
tsg1 acourieg to the new reosnit unless h,s
experience or observatioa in the Geld have
poiutsd then ont to him. Fill MP the old
regiments imaediasely. and 70 this end lst
there b . general effort upon the part Of
military committees and the pablic. - Gin.
ciaaoti Commercial. I
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- the lelloviox result James g. Day,
q @. Mil1Ard, 2l-eAatterinsS.
IL. Milhrd Aers witbdrsw his nsns, and
rived ~ noniuasiou 81 Mr.. Day, By 90
slGnatisn vAisA ~ carried.
On motion, the convention proceeded 20
N informal ballot for District Attorney
which resulted % foliows: Q. :. Aillard,
3Sl; n. B. Moore, Isl.
On motion Of Mr.. Moore, the nomination
Of Mr.. Millard was made unanimous.
On nosios Of r. N. Devils, Of Adans,
. District Central Committee Wa appointed,
consisting Of . member from each county.
The names Of tho committee are - follows:
Henry Brown, Of Frsaont: Chas. Under
man, Of Pags; Geo W. Hale, Of Decatur;
Daniel Understood, Of Taylor J. Q. He.
gans, Of Ringgold; II. @. Watkins, Of Mills;
A. H. Burrows, of CLARK; Thos. Tostevis,
of Pottawattamie j. F. Creel, Of Union /;
Dr.. A. A. Rswsos, Of Adsms; J. B. psck-
ard, Of Montgomery, and David Barnett,
Of Cass. Is q xg
DR.. Laws, Of CLARK, offered the follow
ing resolution, which, on motion was
adopted: IS
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this
convention be published in the Republican
papers OF the Sd Judicial district, the Bur.
lington Haukeye, Des Moines Registsr and
the Warren County Tsit0r. $50
Cd leave, Mr.. J. A. Harvey Of Fremont,
Submitted the following resolutions:
Roolved, That We, tho delegates Of the
Republican party Of the 3rd Judicial Die.
trics in lows, 10 Convention assembled,
urge upon hie Excellency the Governor Of
this State, the propriety Of immediately
calling the Legislature together for the pur.
pose Of passing an act to auth0riSe oil Vol
unteers from this State, whether within OF
without the State, TO vote for the officers
to be elected 10 tho State ct ell general and
special elections held for tho election OF
State, District, and County officers.
2. Resolced, That in view of the present
depleted state Of tho Treasury, and the
financial embarrassment OF our people, VI
pledge ourselves and our Counties and Dis
tricts respectively, to provide for the pei
diem and mileage Of the members from our
Districts respectively, and urge upon the
other Counties and Districts 10 the State to
do likewise, so that the proposed session of
the Legislature shall be attended with bu,
little expense to the State. s. val1as F
8. Resolved, That all the Republican and
Union Democratic papers 10 this State be re-
quested to publish these resolutions, and
that copy of the same be sent immediate.
" to the Governor. n d3tv bs3a. as.
On motion of M. Linderman Of Page, the
resolutions we're adopted. e.,5 : ,..'a "a y
On motion of Mr.. Bloomsr, the Cooyen-
ton then adjourned sine die. F m sm9e
~ u a3fE7Izd J. p, FINLEY, PsesiSest.
". ". NAYsAaD, Secretary, sSsf sas ..iae,s.
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ATO91CBis hogeby gisen. lhat ~ yirtue Of DOWN
lyof sale contained In Deed u Trust. executed g
O. =. Stone, - the 9h II lsnunys 1857. and record
- the aems day. b the neccrder VI rotIwattsnis
County, h Book y pA0o 9i5s - sere the paymem &
said stones psUmieoy note therein described a.
which notets nov DE am uopst1. Will. upm The re-
quest Of the Ader 81 said note sell all the right ta
said Desd o. 1rust n asd 70 ~ following dsscrbsd
real estate to-wit:
Forty coy feet the west side Of lot hundred
and niney-thfee fSo) ooT Broadway, n ~ town q
council Diu6s IN tottawattamie County Iowa a. puh
lie auction, for cast, - The bshest bidder. In front
the freasurers Ofce, in Council Buds IN said Coun-
y, he 11h day Of August Dext betWees fAs hoara
Of O'Clock A. H., and 4o'cIok r. r., commencing a
10 O'Clock A. r. fsr the pvrpose u paying the snpsa4
due said Dots and q - ct the encsoa saiA sale
purchase nOney. sggs
J.P. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff Pottswattanais Co., Iowa.
DafAd July 18th. 1854