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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
rPunLrc-No. 2O91
AzAer TO pay IN part for publishing the debates
u Csngress. and for other purposes.

Az ACT 10 pay IN part for publishing the debates
u Csngress. and for other purposes.
BE Il enacted By tie Senate AID Hoass II Reyrsssn-
Gsfiess Of he United kttss Of America "a Csasysss
asssmbIsd, That the Secretary Of the Senate and
ths Clerk Of the HDase OF Representatives bs and
publishers Of the ConErsssionAl Globe and APP
ps1dx, for each Senator. Representative, and Del
gate In the present and eaeh succeeding Congress,
who has not heretofore received the same, one
cospets set q the CongressionAl Globs and APP
psHdix
SEC. :. And be u further enacted, That theirs
shall be paid 90 the publisher ofths Congregation
| Il Globe and Append By thu Secretary OF the
senate aud the Clerk 81 the House Of Representa-
Housss, according TO the number Of copies Of thu
Congressional Clebs and Appendix taken BY each 3,
o cent for every i've pages exceeding tire
THOUSAND pages for loJg session, or hftsen hHn-
bred pa for = shof sess on, incl ding the In
Aexes and the VS. Of tho U8ited states for this
and b future Congress
sec. 3 And be further enacted ThAt the sum
II ninety -sight thousaad Ave handred and forty.
| four dellars be and the IL hereby sppro.
| . berwiss appropriated, tor she purposes berelu
| aamsd f5r the pre- eat Congress- aud that thirty
tn Busa "a four hundred AID twenty fur dol ars Of
| ths sane 10 b. dis ursed BY the Secretary " III
ssntfs. and tn remainder by the Cisrk Of the
Houss ~ Representatives
/ sec. & Aad Be Il further enacted. That all a1ii
/ and parts 81 acts lueousistsBt herewith be aud
hal the above RI isions made upon the *
| press eond tiin that they may be abrogatsd b,
stihsr Congress or 10 pabliabers " the Cong e.
| sonal Globe and Appsndix at any tinas after Civ
/ log two years' notice fsr that purpose.
Approved July 4, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

-, tho hail violate any provisions Of this act
=, vho shall IA or to be taken intoa stats
dsciar 70 lie ia insufreetiDB, or 70 any otnef
:, int % be taence taken Into such STATE or wEo
= n transport or sell, or othsrSiss dtsposs o
n,Ier the direction Of the Goa missioner OF j "a
-fgratiou make contracts with the dinersEt rail-
-. and trans portation companies Of The United
80 Tor transpottation tickets, 10 b fuTn shed
e. sueh Immigrants, and 70 be paid fof By fhsns
aoa shall, under such rules as may be PrescflDeu
! = the Commissioner Of lmmIzrafisn~ p.otScs
- tyomigrants from imposition and fraud, and
.baIl farpish them such iUform ton ana fAcii1-
siss a. will enable them to proceed In the cheap
81 and raost expeditions manner TO the place OF
I their dsstiDstion. And sueh snperintenasht o.
| smmigration shall perform such other duty a.
| znsv b, tfescribed By tie Conmissif nH OF Immi-
| 1ret;on Proridsd. that the duties hereby impossd
95,.oz the supsriBtsndsnt 10 the city Of New York
.balf not b. held 10 Affect the powers and duties
| N tba (,ommissiouer 1f.Tmmigration u tbs State
| n ~ York And IL shall be the duty Of said So
| ueriutendrnt in the city Of New York 70 sss that
he provisions Of the act commonly known a. the
| ,assepg.F act strictly complied with, and all
| breaches thereof punished according to Law.
| c. 5. And be Il further enacted, That person
sh al be qualified 70 NIL any once under this sei
no shall b. directly or Indirectly interested ir
| any corporation having lands for sale 10 isnmt
graf t., IN the carrying transportation Of i'm
migrants either from foreign countries 70 the On
I'd States and its Territories 10 any part thsFs
Of. who shall rscsivs asy fee or reward. Or thu
pro n ise thereof, for Aay rTicc performed or
| benefit rendered to aoy persons or persons In th'
line Of his duty uoder this act. And II any of1ee
/ provided for by this act shall receive from AM
| person or company any fee or sEard, or pronaiS
thereof, for any services Eerfortnsd or any bsueh
rendered TO any person or parsons 10 che line 0
bis duty under this act he shall, upon conviction
he fined one thousand dollars or be fmprtsOne.i
not 70 exceed three years, st the discretion Of
court Of campst Mt Jurisdiction, and forever ate
be ineligible 90 hold Any Office Of honor, trust, o
profit 10 the United STATES.
sec. 6. dad BE- Il further ssaefed, That said Con.
missioner Of I'm migration shaii At the commence
aBent 81 each annual mrstibg Of Csngre-ss submit
| Adefalled report Of the foreign immigration dur
| Ing the preceding year, and = detailed account Q
, | al expenditures under this act.
Sc. 7. and Be Il further enacted, That tbs sum q
twenty i've tho sand dollars, or so much tbsFse
a. may be necessary, IN III, Judgment Of the Prssi
dent, is hereby appropriated. for the purposs
carrying into effect the provisions or this act.
, Approved, July 4, 1864.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
IPnEI.rr-Nn 2n71

fPUBLIo-No. 207
Ar Acr for the relief Of ssamsn and others, .os
officers, borne on the books ef vessels wrecked or
Loaf in the naval service.
Re saaotsd bg the SeHats cad Homss Of Reprssea-
Erfsses ef s CHiisd Sseas II 4aasrSca ~ Oo.srsss
TfsssnFY - aud they are hereby authorized. IN
deF the direction Of the Seer taFy Of the Navy, In
sesstiaR tke aoceHBta Of ssanaen and Othsrs, not
elasefss harne on the books 81 any vessel In the
navy, which abaIl have heen wrecked. or which
shall have brsn unhsara from 20 long that her
wreck may BE- presumed or which shall have been
destroyed or lost, with the rolls aas paper nsees
ssry TO regular aud act sstflsDsnt 81 such &C
counts, TO m . dag when such wreck, destruction,
or loss shall be deemed aud -taksn to have o.
CURED. N------l-
Sec. |. AHS 81 fsriAsr saacsss. That the proper
accounting officers 81 ths Treasury be and they
hereby authorised in settling she accounts Of the
petty objects, seamen, and others, not officers,
board Of any vessel ia the employ Of the United
stAtaf xhfsh. BY any casualty, or in Aetioa with
lfhsehenss has been or may be sunk or otherwise
destroyed, together with ths rolls and papers
Necessary 10 the exact asoertainment ofhe several
accounts OF the sane AZ the date Of such isss. 70
assams the last quarterly return OF the paymAs-
ter Of any such vessel, the basis for the oompu.
fasion ofthe hseqnsnt credits TO those board.
10 ths date OF such ioss. il there be osciat evil
nee to the contrary. Whsrs su quarterly re-
turn has from Any cause net been made. the .aid
accom- ting oieers hereby authorized to adjust
aa settle said eeenats on rflDeiples OF, qaty and
justice; and to ailoG and pay to each person. not
en- er, employed on q vessel sqsuuk or other
wise destroyed, and whose personal "a eta have
bssn lost, srrn not exceed x sixty dollars az
compensation for less Of his perzeuAl effects.
Sec. 3. dad BE- Il further sRaesei, That in case OF
the death Of petty uAic r. seaman, or other
person. not an on or, such payment shall be made
to the wi ow. child, eh drsn. father, mother,
brothers and sisters Jointly 10 that order al
preference. under such rules as the - Coz Comp
trolier fthe Treasury msy prescribe such ers dts
and gravity 30 be paid hnt Of any money in tss
Treasury Rot otherw So appropriated.
Approved, July I, 1854
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FOR LOAN.


TRKAsgEY DEPAETNEsF. July z5th, Is54
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SUB
~ seEiptions will be resolved by the Trasnrer II
the United States, the several Assistant TreasnE.
ers and designated De bsitaries, and by ths Ma
tionAI Banks designated and qutiihei ~ Dsposi-
tAries and financial Agent4 for Treasury Notes
payable three years from usust i5tb, 1854, bear
ing Interest 81 the rate Of sever aud threetsnths
per cent. per snnuHa, With ssHi-anDusl coupons
alta he'd, payable 10 lawful money.
These notes will b convertible. at the option q
the holder, II maturity, into SIX per cent gold
barring bouds redeem tble after i've ana IHAyAhie
twenty years from August 18Th, 1867.
The Notes will be issued IN denominations o.
hffy, enc hund ed, five hundred, one thousand,
and Eve thousand dollars ard will - issn d In
blauk, CT payable 80 sTaers as may be directed b!
tbs subseri bsrs-
Ali subscriptions must b. Ter my dollars, 81
SOME multiple Of MY dollars
napliea;e certificates Will b. lszped for ali de
poslts. The party dep0slslng must endorse aroE
tie ori1isaf certificate the denomination q Dotai
required and whether they arr % be issued q
blank OF plyabls 10 order Nhea 20 endorsed 4
must Be Ieft With the ofesr receiving the deposit
| % be forwarded % this Dcpsrtmsbt.
The Notes will 10 transmitted 10 the owners fre'
Of transportation charges a. seoa after the reeep
Of the original Certificates q DEPOSIT a. they eal
| intsrest viii bs allowed to August 18th on Al
deposits made prior 10 that date, aud viii p pats
| by the Department upon the receipt Of the origin
4 81 certificates.
| A. tba notes draw Interest fsom August 10th
| persons making deposits subsequent 90 that dan
Innst pay the intel - accrued from date OF note 8
[ date Of dep sit.
Parties dspositiug twcaty- hye thousand dgiisr
I and upwards or ttese notes - auy orc tine. j
10 all wed c0mmiasian u oHe-q usrlsF # %
/ per cent. which wia b. pad by this dsfsa lHlef
npsn the receipt Of bill far the amour certias
| 70 by tn officer With b Bs the aspslJ was laass
No deductions fer commissions must b. made fruE
| the dspofiis.
0hsfsrs rec living deposits Wii see "a a tho prop
er endorsement are maize upon tbs original Ger
/ tinealea
All anHcsrs authorized 20 rtcalfe deposits are r.
qn sisa % give the applicants al desirtd inorma
ten. aud afford every fasilily fJr maAtag aat
| seriptgns.
! " r. FEs -ESBEN.
seersiary 81 the Treasury.
1 Subscriptions viii be received b the fiFst N
! tIonst Bank Of Evansville. Indi4ua, AID ais r.
4 aRsefahie Bauks and Bankars thrsne houf LIS eosf
III wll doubtlras sfsfa l4etiltles 20 sHiseEi ter
aags
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
.pprOvsd, July 4 1854.
CPusrIc-No. 2O41

Az ACT 70 regulate the sessions Of the cirs.t aaa
York, and for ether purposes. -
Be ~ enacted bs he Senate and Ham. =, P.n-.,.s.
fz;sFss ~ tAs Uaited States Of xnseri.a .. -,
assembled That instead Of the times new sTs5 ~,
Sta-es for the northern district OF New W., 80
said court shall hereafter be held At ~ ~
leNiag times aud places, that 10 TO saw. Al ~
city OF Albany on the third Tuesday sf January.
al the city Of Utica en- the third TUESDAY In Ny
At tie city OF Rochester on the second Tuesday IN
May; at the city of Buffalo en- the third Tues5ar
In uguSt; at the city Of Auburn on the third
Tuesday in November; and, ia the disc rstion %
the Judge ofsaid court, one term annually at such
time aud in such place within the counties
Of St. Lawrence, Clinton, Jefferson, osw.go. or
Franklin. a. the judge of said district shall from
tine to time appoint, by notice OF At least twen-
ty days. 10 be published in the State papsf OF the
State Of New York, and also in ons nswspapsr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
INP0RMATION WANTED.

NTOTICE.-Jacob Renner, o. Cincinnati, CHG.
~ who passed Evansville On the Steamer Rape
ror On his way to New Orleans. Was missed On
the beat on its arrival At Battery Rock, opposite
CAseyyile, about the LIST day Il July and Is sap
posed . Be drowned
Ans one sbl- TO give any Information IN refer
cree 10 him or bis remains viii be literally re-
wardea At the tine MERTON l. be Was about
sixty years Of age, st0utlg bGifE black ha.F, and
about i've feet six iRches in height.
All the frisnds Of humaRiss kHoWing anything
Of his remains will please address
THOMAS KERTH.
Evausvills. Iu1-
THE papers along the river will please give this
placs In their columns lsues. dew
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
[PunLIe No. 2lOl

Az ACT makiog an appropriation for testing sub
marine inventions.
De u enacted ty the Senate and HoHse 81 Repressa
ufiess Of he United States Of America Congress as
enabled. THAT the sun u twsnty. Eve Thousand
dollars IL hereby appropriated for the purpoae Of
testing submarine batteries and other inventions,
10 be applied under the direction Of the Secretary
Of the Navy 10 experiments upon such devices fSF
submarine operations may be recomme ndsd ~
worthy OF pra;ti al test by commission Of com.
petent naval officers and scientific 1aen, now "
hereafter TO BE- organized for their sxAIalnAtioa.
Approved July Z, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
rPunLrc-No. 20s I

An ACT 20 provide for the supervision, repairs,
liabilities. aud completion Of the Washington
aqusduct.
Be Il enacted 81 tie Ssaats asd HoEss q Repre-
senfafirss Of tke Tasted STATES II Aerea coHsrss.
assembled That the sum Of one hundred and ntty
thousand dollars he. and the same is hereby sp-
-propriated cut Of any money ia the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated for the purpose Of con-
structiug the dam Of solid masonry scross the
Maryland branch % the Potomac river. near the
Great Falls, and for constructing the conduit
around the recei leg rssasi0T, reservoir, and for
paying exist ng abilities and expenses. sngi neer
l duct.
Approved Julx 4 1874
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Fret Session Of the
Thirty Eighth Congress.
rprnI.Io---No. 193.l

An ACT prescribing the terms on which exemPlin,,
cations shall be furnished By the General Lana
once.
BE hsn0eted b. dse Senate and House Of KepTs'eS-
talves Of ne United statss Of America 80 CoHgres. az
seD4bsd, That from and after tbs first day OF gu'y
next, ali exsmplicatioDs Of patents, Or psIoLs ~
NE or Of record 10 the General Land once, W -
may DO required by parties iatsTesteas sn@ll ~
furni,hed b. the Commissioner Of said Once Hpos
the ayment b. such parties at tho rate o. ni'ssp
cents Der hundred words, aud two ooliaIs lSf
copies " township plata or dag ans, WIN an "a
difloual sum Of one dollar for the CsB missioner
Certificate Of vsrlacatioH with the General Lana
Ohics sal; and one Of the smployses q saIu
oecs sbslI b. designated BY the said CommissionsE
A. the receiving clerk, aud the amounts 30 re-
celved shall undef the direction Of said Commits.
slonsr. b. paid into the Treasury OF the United
stats; effect % be given % tn act according u
such regulations IS may be prsseTibsd BY the Sec
retary 0f the Interior not ineousistent with tbs
lass Of the United gtates Prostded, That tn
fees stipulated n the foregoing proVisions sbsl
not apply % such authenticated eopiss ~ may b
required by the of1cers Of any branch q the Gov
srnmsnt, 0r to such unvsrihsd copies as the Com
missioner In his discretion may deem proper u
furBi h.
Approved July 2, 1864.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
;. EoDaE, S.F. CABS, JOHN sILBsET
Co-Partnership Notice.

ENR0M &Bd afler this cate. the iaie Firm of \.
Il T. Carr Co will 60 anssr IN ham a - style
Of Hodge. Carr Co. We axs now pssrmasea5l y
located IN our New Building, on the corner oi
Water and Sycamore Streets, wish a fns stock q
Liquors Of every description
HODGE, CARR CO.
August Sta, 1854 Gd2W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

Figured Silks and Tafretas.
Our stock of Fancy Braids and
Ribbons, both quilted and plain,
is large and well assorted. Also
a full line of Scoth and domestic
Ginghams on hand at the most
reasonable rates. Prints, Bleach
ed and Brown CO q ms are at sell
ing figures, and we do not pro-
pose to hold Goods too high to
sell rapidly
Call and make your purchases
before the cheapest have been
taken.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
TOBACCO & SNUFF.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
PETER L0RILLARD.
SNUFF g. TOBACCO
manufacturers.

- -
I6 e. Is CHAMBERS ST.
Formerly a Chatham Street, Eew York,)
Would call the attention Of Dealers to the articles
Of his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
hseaboy, Demigros,
Fine Rappea Purs Virginia,
Coarse Rsppee SichitOehes,
American Gentleman, OopsukagA
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch
or Lundyfoot,
specialization is called TO the large reduction in
prices Of fae-Cut Chswing and Smoking Toeaecos,
which will b found of . Superior Quality
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. FINE CUT cHEwINs- sNoKTNa.
Long, PAL, OF plain. s. JAgO
MOL, Cgysndish, or Sweet, Spanish.
No. 2, Sweet Scented Oronoco. Canastsf,
Nos. 2 mixed, Tin Fooled Cavsndish, Turkish.
Grznulafed.
ss-A circular giving prices viii be sent en- sp-
plieation. deG3s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
JOHN TENNIS,
Real Estate and Government Clair
a & II NJ q Y.

DUYs, Sells, and rents City Property and Farm
ID Lands Bays eoHdii.oas al classes o. Gains
against the United Sfates olhee-Thlrd STREET,
near Main. with =. Naier AttrY
aagg-dsra
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HARDWARE. sc.

WELLS, KELLOGG &C.,,
II a r ID w a r Z
c U II L e r 2,
No. lS
FIRST STREE T,
sign BIG PAD-LOCKl
Have received a complete
stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Hardware.
General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
r. - IA - "a - III,
only, with superior faciltieo
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
.Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
/ Scythes,
1 Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides.
Axeg--the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels.
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting,
Japanned Ware,
Notions--Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal,
ers at lowest cash prices
Last or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
No. Is First Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04

" Il AuIGItGiAlaR 70 see the ssPbtIb6Ad
papers try to make something out Of noths
log, in other words to rear the Cleveland
Convection into something like formida.
BILE opposition to the Naturalization aud
to Mr.. LineoIn's denomination at Baltimore.
The New York World seems to be the
especial wet-nurse Of the occasion, though
all of the cOpperhead organs look at the
Convention through msgnifying glasses of
very great power but Singular inacCu.
.racy. The World exhausts its large capt.
tails in announcing "s tremendous gather
ing of politicians at. Cleveland" SO most
significant movement" &C., and winde up
with the barefaced lie that Chaplin Hall,
where the Convention was held, will seat
5000 persons, and that all the delegates
present could not be accommodated at
that. The Worlds whole account reads
like romance, as it is; but as everybody
knGDEs the object of this sudden sympathy
for Fremont and his friends, NO one is de-
ceived by 1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04
Conmissoner's Sale.

~ the property now known a. the "Krauer
" HOUSE," on the east side Of Main street an 1
the lots on Market street 10 the rear thereof on
Saturday the 81 OF July, g. at the front door Of
the Court House for ohio county.
In pursuance Of . decree Of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, In = certain cause therein dOrsudiuy
wherein Franeis D. ChnplInO IL complainant, and
the deSiSees hetrB at law and Of Mo ,es W
ChApline, deceased, aud Mary = Lynch, arc defend
front door Of the Court House for Ohio COUNTY on
Saturday the I'd Of July, 1884, leommtncipE sa,d
sale at 10 O'clock. A. d., to the highest and bsst
bidder a. public auction the folloWII real estate
IN tho said decree particularly mentioned and dss
crtbed, situated in the city Of Whesliu that L. 10
say two thirds Of the lot numbered thiFty-uibe =
SS-tron'tnB tortyIOur,-44-fsstO on the east side
Of MAN street. and extending back Of even uIolh
eaStWerdly frCm said rect, one hundred and thirty
tE0-lSE-test, bttnB the property now known a. The
kramer House." also part OF lot pumbSTs,I ops
hundred aud elghtson-I .s-bolnE tGSntT TO
2l-feet from the south side OF said lot fronting on
Market street. and running bAcE Of even Eidta
si1ty-t0veL-6I-tset;A also lot numbered one buu.
dred and Observation-Disclosures on said Market
street, extyAix- 8-foot, aud running back Of even
width AiGty seTen-67-feet- Tho nAid paFt. Of loIs
numbered one huLdred and eighteOn-IiS-And one
hundred and ninetoan-llo- be sold 10 Tour
separate IHIeSls Of twenty -IWo-22-fost front
"a b.
TERMsoFsALE.-Thso one anh-lS-part of III.
purchase money in cash, and the remaining Ut
twelve, eighteen aud tWsnty.four mouihG, With 10.
treSt from the day Of sale, ire purchaser 70 give
bond for the deferred inStalm snts The OOmmIsSousr
to retain The title until the purchase money .hA
have been fully paid. JAMES 8. WHEAT
May 2Oth, 1884. Qm) RPeciAl CommisSIousr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04

GOLD still continues firm around 80, not
withstapding the favorable look Of the
news, and people wonder why. A good
many reasons are given, and irst and priu-
ciPally it is the expansion of the currency
which keeps it up. This brought it up 10
the hFst place and we need not expect it
will go down as long as the present volume
OF currency continues except spasmodically
and under the influence Of positive yicto.
ries, Some Of the New York papers try to
give reasons for the rise of the last few
days, and very likely there is something in
them, though these alone would have but
very little effect. Ono of these is that there
is clique in Wall and William streets who
are trying to run gold up to 200 that they
may then sell out at . large profit. Some
OF these men have made large bets that it
will reach this figure, aud they hope to
make something this way also. Another
reason is that the gold spectators are to a
large extent rebel sympathizers, aud wish
to embarrass the affairs of the North all
that is possible. Both these causes have
something to do with the rise 10 gold, but
it is the bad stAtesof the currency which
gave them The chance to work. Itthe pa
per money of the country could be brought
within reasonable limits, these fellows
would be powerless. l:Iat
The dispatch to Mr.. Cisco from Secretary
Chase, this morning, will have a decided
tendency to lower The rate. intima.ipe as
1t does that the currency Is being CONTRACTED
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-04
Commissioners Sale.
In Chapeery.
sarah Brown, e. Al.

y. In chaue.ry.
sarah Mozisr'S Executors, ct. ais.
TN pursuance ola decree of the CIrenlt Court for
4 Ohio county, rendered on the 2Gth day OF Nay,
1854, and directed TO the undersigned a. sp. ell
COMMISSIONER. We will soil At the froat door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county, in the city Of Whes
on the 9TH day Of July, 1894: {eommSneng aid sale
At 10 O'Clock A. M TO the highest and best bidder
At public auction, the following real estate In Iad
decree P3Ettealarly mentioned and described stu.
atsd In the city Of Wheeling. that IL to say Lot
number thtrtyOnS-51-On the west EIds Of Main
ItrS@t, between Washington And Adams street, 10
that part OF the city Of WhOellnE called NORTH
wheeling; also the South half Of Lot number iorty-
sSVen-S-Ht19tSd on the east side Of Main STREET,
streets. .III,
TERMS OF sALR-TWenty-9O-po eontun Of
me purchase money in cash. and the remainder IL
Jour equal inStallmbnts payable In six, twelve
eighteen and twenty four months from the day Of
ole, Win intereAt the purchaser purchasers Eiy
Ing bSnd win good personal security for the de-
Iered in9tAlmonta the Commissioners TO rntnJn the
title until the purchAso money shall have BAN fully
PAo. JANIS 8. WHEAT,
SAMUEL IRWIN,
mYdl ID Special ComFNJu.IopsrH