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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-04
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST.

FOUND.
CERTIFICATES NO. 25, g, q and q. for AZ.
" ty.iye shares Of stock In the Spring Valley
Gold and Silver Mining Company, standing In the
name Of John Holmes. The owner 10 requested
to call at the Office Of the DAILY NEWS, pay for
this advertisement and take them awny:
Gold Hill, Dec 10th. deI6 toc
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Later Dispatches.
Sacramento, Jan. 4

SPECIAL. To TIE COLD HILL NEWS.
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Original Hawkeye G. & s. NJ.
Company. shareholders of this company
are hereby notified that an assessment of Five
Dollars per share WIS this day levied on the CAPT
tai stock Of the company.
BY order of the Buard Of Trustees.
Z. KBIFFER, Scc'y.
Gold Hill, Jan. 2i, 1864. jai lin+
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Eo .!UIIlNs

A pRoMssoRY NOTE, DRAWN IN IA.
n yor Of James Deylln, or bearer. The owner.
by calling at this Office. proving property, and
paying for this advertisement can have his note.
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keystone q ind 4 NJ Company.
Notice is hereby given thut ut a meeting Of the
Board of Trustees of the above company held
this day, IN assessment of fifty cents per share
was levied OH the capital stock, payable to the
Secretary Immediately at II. II. Flagg & Co.'S Of
flee, Posi- Office building.
GEO. W. TURNKEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. january ID, ls64. Ja4 I'm
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A PoCKET-BooK CONTAINING EATU.
a rallzation papers, Prommissory Notes, etc.
The owner can have the same by calling at this
office
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DIR. Perry's G. g. $. NJ. Coat the

DIR. Perry's G. g. 3. NJ. Coat the
meetings Of the Board of Trustees of the above
named company QDlue Sulphur Spring Dlstrict),
held December 21th, 1868, an assessment, No. J,
of Twenty Cents per share. and january LIST,
1864, an assessment, No. 2, of Fifteen Cents per
share was duly levied on the capital stock of said
compny, payable Immediately, in U. S. gold
coin, TO the Secretary, at his Office, Z. Leichter
& Co.'S Pioneer Liquor Store, Oppt ste the Union
Quartz Mill, Gold Hill, y. T.
by order of the Board of Trustees.
GEORGE PERRY, Sec'y.
Gold HILL Jan. ID, 1864 ia4 I'm
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NEW TO-DAY.

Dissolution of Copartnershfr.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
L existing between p. Meyer and VIM. Wright
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, andby
the sale of the interest Of William Wright to p
Meyer
L. Meyer is hereby authorized to collect al
debts due the firm, and will also pay the indebted
ness of the firm. p. MEYER,
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
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For State Senators:

For County Judge:
DAVID NJ. II y y s O y.
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UNION TICKET FOR STOREY COUNTY.

For District Judge:
H. O. d l., \ TT y.
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Lord Byron Gold e. silver Min.

By or'lcr If the Board Of Trustees.
jail I'd H. Il. CONGDON. Sr'y.
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J. W. PHILLIPS,
STOCK & EXCHANGE BROKER,
Gold Hill and Virginia.
OFFICE-2I South G street, Enterprise Build
ing. dei2u
InsT AM E0ITNn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11

RETURNED The members of the 9Th
Iowa Infantry, who did not re enlist, ar
rived in Davenport on Saturday last, and
were paid off and mustered out on Mon
day. The members o: Co "A' have ar,
rived at their homes, where they were
joyously welcomed. The time of their
coming was not known, beforehand and
no preparations were made for a public
reception. We can assure "the boys
that they are none the less welcome than
If received amid salvos of cannon and
the cheers of the multitude. Most of
those who returned volunteered to serve
again, but were rejected on account of
wounds or diseases contracted in the ser
vice. All honor to the members Of the
Noble Fifth, who have done their whole
duty in making Curious name for Iowa
soldiers. The following are the names
of those who returned to this place:
Frank Wootrng, Farley McCracken.
Uilturn Zeitler, Dan. Il. Smith, Adam
Hawk, John Smur, WIN. Flemi. Q, b. l.
Tower, john b. Ilanin.
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The DRAFr.-But twenty five days
now intervene be ween this and the
draft, Sand yet how insensible." There
seems to be an apathy against enlsting,
or perhaps the feeling prevails that as
none but Union meo viii volunteer it is
better to wait aud let the draft take from
all parties as chance may decide There
is no reason Why one part of community
should shrk its responsibilities We
would much, very much, prefer to see all
ready to 90, and die if need be, for their
country. What will life be worth with,
outa country? The following list should
be warming to all interested not to wait
for the draft, but to enlist and obtain
the bounties now offered. Who don't
wish that he was enrolled 10 Cass town
ship? Favored Cassouans, we envy
you your feelings of security.
Statement of quotas of the various Sub. Dis.
tricts in Cedar county on call of July IS, 1864,
tor 500 0to, with excess or dcfcIt on previous
calls and number now required to II the same:
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pr The Cons whine hecausa naoroa

DS The Cops whine because negroes
are allowed to fight for their native land
Had the Cops taken hold as they shou d
have done at the commencement of the
war, there would have been no occasion
to call on the negro. The negroes are
now fighting instead of and for the Cons
Almost every one Of them has now = no.
gro representative in the army The ne.
gro soldiers are the better men.
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HA- We are glad to learn that some of
the farmers in this county are anxious to
invest htty, one hundred or more dollars
In the new seveu-thirty loan. More
should DO so. The National banks at
Davenport aud Iowa City are authorized
to receive subscriptions. See advertise
inent in another column.
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The Tiptun advertiser.
CLARK q MuLFoRD,
puBL1sHrRs AND rRoFRIET
County Convention.


III. y,ters of Cedar county "who approve
the nIatform and principles enunciated by the
Nation,l Unioa Convention at Baltimore, and
snnnort lis nominees for President and Vice
President" are requested to send delegates to a
ronvention to be held at the court house in
T;n,on. on Saturday, September 81 1884, at one
o'clock D. m for the purpose fputting in nom
ination a candidate for Clerk of the District
Court, and also candidate for County Recor.
der.
Each township is entitled TO one delegate;
and also. one additional delegate for every forty
votes and fraction exceeding twenty votes cast
for Hon. VIM. NJ. Store for Governor at the
last general election The townships are there
fore entitled to the number of delegates below
Center 8; Iowa a. Red Oak 3
Cass 2; Inland 3; Rochester .
Dayton 8; Linn 2; Sprlngheih
Fremont 2; Masslon g.; Sugar Cr'k
Pennington 4; Pioneer, a; sprlngdaie
Cover 4.
The electors of the several townships are re-
qnested to meet on Saturday, 'ugust 9th, at
O'Clock p. NJ. at their several places of no ding
elections, for the purpose of electing delegates
to the County Convention.
BY order of the Union Central Committee OF
Cedar county. SILNANUS YATES,
July 2s ca. Chairman.
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ma "This talk of the South coming
back is getting to be too silly to be tol.
Grated. The simple question is, ,ciN the
North come back,'-Day Book.
The simpl. question is, will the United
States give up to the SO called Confeder
ate States? Will the governnc nt, con-
stitutonally elected, give up to jeff. Da
Wis and his co traitors?
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~ The Cedar County Agricultural Fair will
be held at Upton on the l4th, 18th and 10th of
September, 1864. AS this is to be a County
Fair, We hope every citizen of the county will
do something to make it a success.
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s0- The following named persons will
hear Of something to their advantage
from the Oath Iowa, by calling on the ed.
itor of the 1dccrtiscr: Newton Gabriel,
Mrs. Jas. S Rollins, Mrs. Sarah A. Nil
Ter, John Ramsey.
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NoTlcE.-All persons indebted to the under
signed are notified to call and settle up, IMAE-
D1ATELY, as he has sold out.
Upton, Aug. IL. L. B. SIMMONS.
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s@- We hope the "peace party will
not fear to speak freely at their conven-
ton next Saturday. "Speaking may re-
lieve you"
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Obituary Notice Of Lieut.. Alfred Carey.


Lieut. ALFRED CAREY was born in the state Of
New YORK ort.t 1885 and moved to the State Of
Iowa in the Spring Of 1854. When the Rebellion
broke ont, faithful to the promptings of a noble
ma ur', and the instincts of patriotism, he en-.
listed in the service of his country without seek
ing an official position, attaching himself to Co.
F, llth Rsg't OF Iowa VOL Init. He was subse.
quently promoted to the position Of First Lieut,
and endured the hardshps of the C, mp, and the
dangers fthe battle field with fort uds md even
cheerfulness. In the battle Of Shilo lie was struck
in the breast with a minnie ball, which, howev.
ar, being nearly spent, was stopped in its passage
Ivy comirg in cohtart with letters which he car.
ried from loved ones at home. In Nov. 1863 he
was detailed in the recruiting service, and re.
manned North till April 25th, 1854, during which
time he was married to Miss Mary j. A. Giles.
pie.
He returned to his Regiment in the Spring.
1864. and WAS wounded in the thigh June 18Th,
IN an engagement near kenesaw Mounan viii It
aiding in rail- ing his men after repuse. The
SUI geon Of the Regt reported the wound rot
dangerous but alas lie was mistaken. for it
proved fatal He was kindly cared for during
his last hours by Chaplain R"gers, Of the L. s.
General Hospital at Rome, Ga, in the service of
the Christian Con mission, for whose tenderness
toward the dy ing husband, and alt-ctionate Off.
ces to the bereaved wife, tn re !. llessed re-
ward in reservation at the last day.
Alfred Carey was patriot who gave evi 7ence
OF the sincerity Of his profession more y lis
actions than by his words He was du,iful son.
loving brother, and an atf.ctionate husband,
His most prominent characteristic was fllial
pety. The least intnation of parental desire
was ever promptly and chcerfully obeyed. and
thereby he honored his father and mother. tn
his dying couch he was asked by the Chaplain if
he had any messag &c for hi, wife. The Chaplain
thus writes to lis widow: "He W SIZED me- to s,y
t" YOU that he wa rec"nciled to his lot W atever
1t M ght he-that he did not fear tie die-that he
had Tried TO DO his duty,--and that vuu III st not
mourn hi, loss too deeply" His three wears
service would have expired on the 5th Of Oct,
when he was doubtless anticipating happv re-
turn to his family and re loved owes at home
But Providence bath appointed HIM a sacrilire
with thousands of his brave f llows to the com.
ing of that better era when
- Once more the voice Of Christ shall say
"l'cace,"
Peace! and II" longer frcm its hrazen portals
The blast OF wars gIcat organ shakes the skies
bur, 'eaHti'nl as the songs If the jmmorta!s
he holy melodies of love al Sc"
Upton. Aug lNc1 w
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New GooDs.-Messrs. Birelv, Dean Young
have received . portion of their fall stock Of
dry. goods. Call and see the new styles
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CasS township has furnished one more than
its quota over all calls. Total number required
from Cedar county, 227.
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CRYSTAL ForNr LODGr Anr 1894

y,
WHEREAS, The intelligence has reached this
Lodge that Brother George A. Sweet who was
wounded July 22d before Atlanta, died July 24th
therefore,
Resolved, That we deeply feel the loss we have
susta ned in Il e death of this our fellow citizen
and brother and that we will affect onatelv cher.
sh his memory as faithful and efficient member
OF this Order and as a mob Q christian patriot,
who was prompt to enlist in the cause of his
country at its earliest call and cont nued to fol.
low The good old Fag, until his life was demand.
ed As sacrifice to it.
Resolved, That We hereby express our sympa,
thy with the surviving friends in their hereave.
ment and commend them for comfort to the
happy reil' clio" that our Brother has died in
just md righteous ause. and gone TO that bless.
ed reward which awaits those who die for God
and their country.
Resolved, That these resolutions he published
n the "Iipton Advertiser" and cory of thu M
be furnished the fimy Of the decreased
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CURE FOR D1ARRHGA M. Larson,
OF Brookiyn, who served tor two years as
a private in Duryea's Iouaves, states
that his regiment suffered much from
the above complaint. Tea made from
blackberry roots proved to be a certain
cure, and in many Instances within lis
knowledge suffering soldiers were speed,
lily relieved by its usc. Two tables poon
tuls should be taken three or four times
day.
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LIST OF LETTERS

JEMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Tipton, on
me sfh day Of August. 1864
Fam, oosenh. Moarey, Mrs NJ. E.
800 m. Newsnn, Mrs. NJ.
%, W.T. Payne, Geo. S.
say advertised" "a, nANiEIS
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Ia FGIsIE HATE

From the PRINCIPAL Thoa'rrs,
and Pixies Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati.
I" \ gnm fit for an irnperia.
dia1"m,'
s. accomplished and fascinating
ia this pr'tty Yong hmeriran
DeuseUse that she has been con-
plrtc.1 i,!n!izrd by til" lit" Of -
cirty, and styled in compliment
the " Ir1tsi,horean Divinity" Il
may be trnIy said that Grace il
in her step" and the most estrc,a,
ed mtstvIs have rronuuh ccd ha5
dancing iauItiess. Bold and Wig
DrDus ia execution, though SYM
hcirICdIty petite ia sire, hcr fora.
'tyi" and sell are the ''cry Poetry
# notion. ~ ArtisticpiIy correct
u every movement, yet with u
Iajurai freedom OF air and effect
hich besp"ak genius and self re
lance. a c"mt ltlaliulI Of art and
Lal"ut is observed which make he,
The cynosurc Of every eye, and IL"
idol Il the audience. She will ap
pear in all the role OF the latest
Saliet, and in conjunction with
NE. Alice in stI,Iai splendid
lUutle danrcs.
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MILE. ALICE.


The very incarnation Of Beauty,
Grace, daring, daShing effect,
style ,ud fascination. To attempt
any thing like a d 'scriptiun Of hi.
wonderfully brillitnt Elucstri-
enne, within the limits If son
tence in n newspaper advertise.
ment, would be absur |. We must
refer the public to the Press OF the
United States and z, ruro. Me-
tees will be found copied from the
leatiing Journals, in ca h paper in
which this advertise ment appears
Differing entirely in style frGa
all otll.rs, this Child # Genius
,rides with the most perfect ahan-
don aud fearlessness, her nsaEnifl.
cent form assuming Ll'urHlty the
most graceful and cIasJt positions,
her face lit up "':Gh q sw" smile
of modest cuufiirnce, and her fms
eye sparkling with genius and
pride of har daily sue .'.-es Her
noble horse knows hiS mistress,
AMI seems to ente' with all the
spirit Of his genci,' nature int
the general exc::cu d. , which her
immense { chirvomnt... universally
create. A Il! Y dash = 'onud the
arena there is splendid harmony
of daring style aud grace. and
deafcning cheers proclaim aHofl.e-
f,.idult,L ,rn,,
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WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.

The great Russian Elk, II feet
high, captured in the wilds Of
Siberia, trained and famed by Mr.
John Robinson, the only one ever
seen in this country,
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Conve' tible into a Six per cent. $50 Col
i5Onf.

La addition to the very liberal interest the notes
for three years this privilege Of conversion is now
worth about three per per annu for the current
rate for5 20 Bonds is less than mine per cent IRE
MUM and before the the premium on six per ent
L. S. Stocks twenty Per cet 1t will be
seen that the actual profit this loan, he u csent
market rate. Is not les tLAn a..u-r
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late from the Ihcater FranCais
Paris, and Theater Royal, st.
Petersburg. This thrilling AID
intensely interesting Performance
is also one If classic effect and his.
torical Renaissance, being in-
tended to represent one Of those
terrible scenes in Ancient History,
when the Roman Emperor Nero,
haa the Christian ladies cast i'll
among the Monsters Of the Forest.
Mdlle. Eugene ; enactment Of the
is superb, and her coE,rG
over the animals ST. complete, as to
enable her to 90 through with the
great Act in perfect security.
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A SUPERIOR RaMEhY.-We can Conscientious
~ recommend to those suffering from a distress
ing cough, Dr. Strickland's Mellinuous Cough
Balsam. 1t gives relief almost ms antancous
and is w!lha not disa grecah bic to the taste There,
Is no dou but the Meliiuous Cough Btlsam is
one OF the best preparations in use, and is ali
that its proprietor claims for 1t. We have tried
1t daring the past week, and found relief from a
most distressing cough IL is pIcnaicd 10y Dr.
strickland, Ne. East FoGrth street. tIncin.
natl, o., and 70 sale by druggists at 20 cents
per bottle.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11

Gravel and all diseases Of the kidneys and
bladder yield to the remedial powers Of Dr..
luuuln : < pee Tic d sovereign remedy.
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The T'sr OF SCIENCE.-A close analysis of the
celebrated Chemical Salsratus, made by De
Land Co., at Fairport, Monroe county, N. Y +,
will show that it contains no matter deleterious
to health, and when used in the quantities pre-.
scribed will produce the most who cs0me and
nutritious bread. 1t is put up in red papers and
sold ny the popular grocers everywhere.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs are recommend
ed or pnnlic speakers and Tiers, for the relief
Of colds and to clear the voice. Their efficacy
Is strongly atttsted by congressman, clergymen,
military men and others who use them As
there are limitations, be sure to obtain the gen
ulne.
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Mr.. EnIToR: Will you please announce the
name Of Lieutenant l.. D. INGMAN, Of Company
\, 5th Reg Iowa Infantry Vol, as a candidate
for nomination to the Office OF Clerk Of the Dis.
trl't Court of Cedar county, at the Republic an
Union Convention to be he Id in Upton, sept Sd.
August llth 1854. ~
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The Davenport Demorrot reports sew
orsl cases Of cholera at that place-one
terminating fatally.
The Lyons Nrror says whole fields of
corn aud sorghum in the river townships
of Clinton county have been DESTROYED
by the chinch bug The insect is also
death on "fuxtail"
Efforts are being made in lowe county
to remove the county seat from Marcnco
to Williamsburg.
c. J Boattio, lawyer Of Marcngo.
was recently arrested and taken to Chi
cago on charge of forging claims against
the United States
The State Rcgistcr is officially ad,is
ed that no appointments of Commission
ers to take the army vote will be made
before September next.
A boy named Roberts, aged II, killed
little girl named Peterson. aged Q, at
LYONS, on the 23d ult by shooting her
with a rife He committed the deed
apparently through wanton mischief, and
without any provoca'ion whatev r At
last accounts h" had not been apprchend
ed, but it Was presumed he would be.
Adjutant General Baker has issued an
order to the militia of the three South
ern tier Of counties Of this State to tie
effect that they must not take prisoners
OF any armed rebels who invade Iowa,
but PHI them on the spot. II" also for
bids the use of blank cartridges in any
engagement with this class Of marauders
This is severe, bat just.
The militia Of these COMMITTEES have been
supplied With 5000 stand of arms and
plenty of ammunition
We learn from the Joarnn1 that J. A
Green. of Nusca'inn, has sold the ce'e.
hrated stallion Bashaw to parties in St
Louis, for $4,000
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12

CAN there not be found some place for
housing and homiug enlistiug recruits
other than the Atheneum We understand
that strong repugnauce is manifested by
those volunteering to taking up quarters
there. 1t is, we are told, a serious OBJ
stacle to the influencing of enlistments.
Men who have lived in the open air a great
deal, experience sense of suffOcstion at
the very idea of entering within the hot
brick walls of the numbering old building.
We are assured that it has been made a
sine qua non with a number of persons
desiring to enlist that they shall be quar-
tered elsewhere. 1t seems to us that the
difficulty might be avoided by either put
ting the men in camp on Wheeling Island
or else suffering them to remain at their
homes until proper organization is COM
pleted, Withholding, of course, as q guar
autee of good faith. the bounty money both
of the govern ment and the county. Some
plan in this direction is necessity. Why
cannot camp be at once Orgaplzedf 1t
certainly is not to be expected that the
Atheneum will bold the quota of the State
or any considerable part of it, or that
squads of men will be content to remain
there until a regiment is made up.
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Valuable CountryR Residence
AID
FARM FOR sATE

7 SHALL, until the Both day OF July inst, oHer
i for sale my OOantry Residences and Farm itu.
ate in Ohio County, West Va, At station on the
Hempheld Railroad, four miles east Of WhesIfn1
and I'VE miles by the National RO'd.
Said farm contains ninety-tWo 81 acres Of beauti.
full situated and highly improved land. part
OF the improvements consist Of hue residence ice
house, smoke house, spring house, barn. stable ana
other buildings, LIS appe-trses, in full besrinR Of
the ehoieest fruit, al.O plum, peach, ounce. and
dwarfpear trees, Blackberry, Raspbsrry Ourrnnt
GoOaeberry, Grapes, &C.
This farm Is eonaidered an excellent location for
. vineyard.
Said farm is undertake With ave foot vein Of
ooal-ea1y of hocesl.
Roasssai0n given this fan.
Refer to o. AehsSon, Esq,, Dr.. J. Il. COnneIiy,
Dr.. T. Lqnaford, wheeling w. Va, or 70 l. Luns.
ford on the premises.
For terms, part ieuIars or plat apply to HANNI-
BAL FORBES ksq, 1907 Fourth street Wheeling,
II said farm il not uod At private sale before the
S0th day fJuly, inst IL viii that day be offered
for sale AZ public auction, 10 O'Clock A. N, At
the front door Of the court Rouss Of Ohio County
W. We. - 800. ... .... ....
TERMs-one-third eaah, balance in nix and
twelve moutha. or All eaih Ifprafsrrsd. jy1-td
~ The sale Of the above property has been post
POnsd TIL AUGUST lsth. Gul