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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

THE KURkKt GIFT ASNOcAATtON
weuis s.ll attention 20 ths act % it hslus rs
Org nai aad LArsa.t faift As eiatl 10 th- u,-
eocds. sna sfvs b % chsnc % cots ths m .
vsinsois prs q, thaa aBy ether e-t ~ eei ot
the ktnd Tbs bnsintss scotlnu-s ~ = ten
u IN asiF and notable msfn n, aa4 iaiss
aad greatly ihcrsaaei ira " ros'i III tar ~.
.ans aprsselass thm mathoi q % auiaSE Ga sd
Duriss 4 r.ss y.sr this Asscc'a,esn ba. s,nt
. very isreo Dumber ef valratio ffs ~ = aA
psrts of the eoantry. These wAsfa f'nlse %
wfh rscsfse tse "a lvA'rs 81 their m icy, 81 40
sssisie % car ", & ver.h iss. sasp ems a.iA''
Fartiss deain wIsA as N asps am hv ng
prvsnpt rtarns, aud the AFslcie ~ ash VII e 'N-
usdi.tsiy ssni ~ auy AadFeas. By reinr-i Ana' Or
ffss sslss.tur p.rsiss hive lscs ley esswu vi.
aabls pslsss fron tes furykA AHsosi.' o., nd
o'hss nsmsa ualahi ~ pahissea wee W. rsr-
Asssew wnson. ousse- Hsue. Pbnase peI,.
p. ou y anunF. lM elooi james Htvs sHvvs
Sal aFuadw ,, New yos Oh IA q Wais1
g,oos ~ v. Jouss. Bar>at Has~ha = Goa 90
ksasAs, Msiessea veI,e 500 Far. 4 , a. a'.'
shs~. "a Ra.t st,h SIS 4. Nex N1k a. 40
wsith $50. Mr. tharies Neyi. hImus NJ.
r.. pisas wossa sas0i a.as tuer ban wy 9.
NJ NJ II fssSs, 4 eyS's siy % 80 4 s6sa& 800,
s:,ots.s w. :. S;sA la sIs sS.sssts Abas e. z
werth sssi .sia 4 3. tapr' sQpf i-.. 9. in "a
Iawa Vet Vo Oh faiaissw fet "fs.
Abbey F-Fstns, tyr goeid, - he q nu
worth et O. lasssL DeAtsF A. Nar cyef, 8. ~
cuss ". q 10 v atch wog $500 Ne dN 40
~ WEBSTER strei, coFnef ~ 3 ~ ~ "
Paintinx wosth NipQ, Mrs % 90 ~, trN VA
To-. Mich Tan. ~. 80 O. tsF wuff tfNf-
HinciAiF, NJ Nsln suest, lusa' a. ~ ffHslri
Enarariak worth So hoa luiher tool
WAshiagtgn, a q, Oh fsthtlaE V,r'h 1ifu
Lstters nom various part % thfoaErst no
eountrv. aeh neN 'sdkiaE he fteHFs ttFsff va a.
ahln airs. ~ b. srra - nls ~ oar g.
TO be Sold for on DOilar zach,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30
ro be sold boz tn pollar Iael

Etthout tssard 20 yaire. and net oh p.i4 icr
until you know what yau VII zoe Ices
90 LIn. M ln.a nln ulan-n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

For One Dolldr


* OF OfkAC AtOAAhA
whirA tAsy nred not pay uniifA 'skofeA what y
araWn and % value. Aniire Satiltcc ilu Guar-
nn,eed ia all Gases,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

On sssA SEQ vsIusliss. total o. 90 esd st7s reli
oso-atw JOHN RHEIELAsDKn. v.o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

Ever eresssi to n. ely q RvsnssiIIs, shlsh
ssR 81 a sr, atty rsdsssd prices. foF csss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
future delivery saIes of 500 bhla Now Mess. ssse

future delivery sales of 500 bbs New Mess, ssse n
Is days in August at s3i 150s2 and 1850 bib IA,
seller do. az e300e3O 6a} the sales cash n
regular, are 600 bills, at e32ds33 for New He -
t24 s4 80 for Prime the latter for Extrs o6 q
Western Prime Mess and e23 for Rumps. Beef u q
moderate request and steady. sses of 40 bbls Ut
asI for Plain Mess, and sl0Gs5 for Extrsd. TtsrS
Beet IL inactive and nominal Beef Hams are node1 ,
atey active. sales Of 20 bbs at e3l 50 for Wes1or a
Cut Meats firm and moderately active; sslss q
80 ties. plain bagged Hams at Nozzle, LOO Gree Z
Hams nc 2lc. and 10 OoO ID. Bellies at l6e Bacon ~
quet small sales Of Short Clear st t7c Lard 10 druSss
ard in demand for choice lots, which are scarce seo
of 500 bbs and ties. at l792O.c. for No. IL 81 02o -
fa to Prime steam; 2ot u24c. for choice d. snd 10
for Kettle Rendered. r..
PErkOLEUM-The market is dull and prices are
nominal at 81 800 for Crude; 5000 ~ Refined h
bond and 70d7io. for Refined, free. eI,
RICE-Prces are steady but there 10 no special ~
tvlty 10 note. only few retail lots being reported.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars continue IN very good Ne,
mand and pnces are supported; note sales OF 1So
hbds at l2Gl4c. for Cuba, and 1910 for Porto tcc,
and COZ boxes Havana at i5.ci Refined are Quiss
at 1871 a 20 for Herds :.
SLEDS-Grsss Seeds dull and prices ere nosub
nal Rough Flax Seed Is firm. and In fair demand No
home use at 81 4Oas252 -
TALLOW-The market IL decidedly more active anse
prices Are beter saIes Of 2ia00O ID ct llt6ll&c To-
Western. and llidllSc. for City.
WHISKY-1he market Is active ana hImeil
sales OF isO bbs at o. l2as2 Is for Western and sms1
lots at e. l4d$2 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
MEMsERs or raE upPEs Houap M lSs4.


TIE LOWER HOUSE. ,
Tht Lower House Of Legislature, by constitutional
fiction. Is beid 10 represent en the commons VI
England Since ~ Hen. III. the House has consisted
of knights Of the ehre, representatives OF couhSi
citizens or iepresentst OF cies; and Dur.est "r
Of b0r0ugis ali Of whom SIT ana Vote
together For long the after knights citi Us ana
obtained the privilege Of being caied 10 the
.Jiament- they were elected only I'D aefendam qnod
were summoned 'locgt,ri at suptr praa't's ntSo'iis
f,acaiu,f (e) Since the enactment Of the statute
Hen " O. Is in the year l4Oo rel uatlDg the eiec
ton of knights II the shire. numerous Acts have been
passed for the election Of members Of Parliament.
Previous 10 that statute the crown had very large
and absolute power IN limiting and prescribing, by
ROYAL wrts the numbers and qualifications Of the per
SONS TO be elected, well Of the constituencies
However the distribution Of the franchise In counties
has awa,s been for less variable and irregular than in
boroughs. In nearly al two members being
elected every county, For cities and boroughs the
constituencies varied greatly from time TO time ard III
Incorporated boroughs depended chiefly on ancient Gus
toms and the terms Of old charters anG privileges The
number Of cities and boIoughs for which wits were
issued in the time of Edward and thence to Edward
~. appears TO have been 40 ID At the accession
of Henry Will, the total number OF constituencies
including counties. had become reduced TO 47 la
that reign the number was considerably Increased
chiefly by the addition Of representatives for Wales
In all the following regns, up to the Restoration large
additions TO the borough franchises were made. IRE
vious this period members OF Parliament had TO Dr.
paid their uencies. but the practice growing
mp Of members bearing their own expenses many
ancient bOrouels which had formerly been exempted
from the retnr ns account Of their poverty became
DESTROYS OF resumng their fIaDchses 10 the ~ con
stltuencies returning 2s6 members which existed NJ
q -.fopo NJ htr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
i o,a Of members, inclusive Of the 2os Of
HeuIy NllI.'s time....................


The number Of members IN 1917 was 300. The al.
di.ions from Edward VI to Charles l. were almost
entirely Of borough members. In the iourth
of Chares l., the number OF places IL EnsIahd ana
Wales for which retnrns made exclusive oil conn
ties amounted 10 2l0; and in tie time Of the Stuars
the total number Of members If the House OF Commons
was about 500 The number Of memi eIs was mol ma.
ielialy altered from that time until the union WIN
Scotland in tie reign Of Queen Anne. when - repre-
sentaiyes Of Scotland were added. lie next consider
able change was at the union with Ireland, ut the
OF the present century when the uouse
of Commons incres sed, ss shown IN the above
tAbie by 100 Irish representatives The number Of men,
bers Of the House has remained nearly the same ever
since; but at the passing Of the Reform Acls exnse
alter atoms made AS to the places represented
THE REFORM BILL.
BY the satute OF VIZ. ~. O.. IS, commonly called
the reform Bill Of 1892 the English comfy contitucn.
cies were increased from 81 10 So by DIVIDING
Der Of county members was augmented from ~ 10
l5a In Scotland ind IrelaGd. the county repre-
sen'ation remained the same as before. by the
Roo rn Act 80 English borougbs, containing popn'
ntion in 1884, of less than 1900 each. were totally
they Lad returned IL members colleo
lively In thirty boroughS containing population OF
less Than OOO each the franchise reduced 10 the
sending one member instead two each. To twenty.
two new bUrone hs containing each 2300 persons and
inward the franchise OF returning two members each
was given. To twenty one new boronghs, containing
each 900 persons and upward. the franchise Of re-
turning one member each was given. In Scotland the
town Representatives were increased from hncen Ia
three go thai the nuUntr OI representative
became eiel, more than tie number orty two assigned
To Scotland tho with that country In Ireland
NO ne boroughs created, nor were any disfrhn
eliseneuts enacted; but two members each, Instead
of one were assigned forty large towns and the
University Of Dublin. Since the Reform Of 1892, two
towns In England, Sudbury aud ST. Adams, have been
lisfrapchised for bribery. Four seats were Tins va
Gated this Number Of vacancies has been supplied by
additions 10 the borough and county franchise. two
more members being given TO Yorkshire. one to Ian
oashiIe and one n the new borough CT BIkenLes
The total number OF representatives in the House Of
Commons was as follows, in the session Of 1894. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

TnumDAr july PIP. H.
Gold has been strong all day opening at 1881
selling at l45i, and closing at 1851. The marx OF
closed very strong.
Government Stocks are steady for the gold-bcar-
ing, but there was less demand than on yesterday.
In 7-3Os agood demand at fun prices. In State
and Railway Bonds little doing Bank shares are
firm, Fourth National selling Of I0I. Railway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

Act the resignation Of Office has not been held to be
complete until the appointment OF successor and the
RESUMPTION OF Office, appointment intervening not
~ yacate scat Further that a first commission in
the army navy vacstes seat; but subsequent CON-
missions DO no..
DURATION OF PAELrAMhcTs.
The following "a table Of the duration ~ Paria-
rnents If United Kingdom, from sho period Of the
Ifftne4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
CITY NEWS.

BALL MATCH AT HOBOKEN.--The old and
celebrated Base Ball Clubs tie Eagles" and "Ecs'
fords" will play friendly second nine match today.
on the Ely alan Fields Hobok.n commencing d ?.
From the well known reputation Of these Clubs nOoA
sport may he expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

A Coop EGG.-Mr. David P. Rhoades OF THp
TRIBUNE sends " Brahms' egg which measures
y inches by 6i-vey handsome " look at and excel
lent 70 cat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

pryp APPLE CT

PryR APPLE CIDER.-Dr. TALBor's Con
orxraArxp MEDICAL PINE APPLx CIDER will ysu u
Won are sick and you well VIII prevent sickness See
long advertisement In WEEKLY rRiBrSs tom April " -
NAV n 1865 Inclusive. Send for uar. One
p. bottle free by mail receip Of 3c to pay postage
b. +. BABBirI. Nos 81 to "a W sshin Ytoasi., u +
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
RECEIPT OF MONEY PoR OUR RETURrRD Sol

pIERs.-CoL Vincent NJ Collyer State Agent. desires
gratefully to acknowledge the receipt of the following
sums for returning regiments since Julye:
Otis D. Swan, s25; j. A. Graham, s25: G: Beek'
man. SIS; ". W. BOVINE, s25; J. l.. Laisht go Cash
as: L. g. Mellon, So w. NJ: NJ. Martin e.: Ezra
W Blunt responsible for $3.50; Theodore Roosevelt tsos
L. 6. c. Commission (additionap 800; Thomas b. Van
Buren,. s25 d. g. Began. as; J. Capet Ward. tsddk
tionaD SIS; Edward Walker. (addltionaD SIS; Gro
cers war Fund Committee. ,addisienaD el,s22,
c. V. s Roosevelt. SIS; Jsmes A: Roswell.
s25; james G. Carter, s25; George Payleo. s2S,
othy c. Churchill IS; W. II. Wisaer. el0; Charles p.
Kirkland, $40; Emerson Coleman, SIS; Capt Chas. X
Marshall So; WIN. Allen Bniler, s23 j. II. lee. IS,
Warren, $40: james Kelley. s25: Thomas NJ. Dale
s25: Chas g. Judson, sl0-Iot, 2s6l 50. Amounto
previously Acknowledged. $500 49, Grand Total
el722i9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

TURKISH BATHS, No. IL LAIGHT-sr -Hour
-Oentlemeu 6to 8 and to D. Ladies, "a "a. 70
D. M. "Greaest Of LuHuries" Try one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

10
ASHES-The market Is steady with a fair demand |;
sales at 81 J047 62i for Pots and s. IS for Pearls
COr1ON-There Is still considerable activity In this
mar and prices sustained closing 10 day at t7c
Tor Middliu gs; sales OF 2.7O0 bales
COFFEE-The d mand has been light for all kinds
and prices ere nominaly unchanged; We have NO i'll.
portsnt sales 10 advise.
FLOUR AND ME6I.-The market for Western
and state Flour is fairly active and. with limited ar
rvals and continued favorable accounts for the
Wheat crop prices have advanced l0dl5c. y Dbl. the
inquiry is in part spccuat vein part tor Western
count the safes arc go bbls ut o. 81 % for super
fine State So s5d$7 Is for Extra State e. goa s. 80
for Fancy State; 81 l5ds7 ~ for the low grades Of
Western Extra; saa s. 20 for Shipping Ohio S. 25d
for 81. Louis Extras. Canadian Flour is l0dl5c "
Dbl. better and faiIy active; sales Of $40 bhls 1t s7G
81 Is for the low grades OF Extra and ~ 2Oae7 w
for Trade and Family Extras. Southern Flour is mod
eraely active and better: the supply Il limited sales
OF 470 bbls at s. 7Oass IS for mixed to good Super
tine Country Baltimore &c. and 70 9oas for rade
firm; sales of $50 bbls. at g. 0Ss6 Corn Meal 10
ana frm
GRAIN-Tbe Wheat market 10 less active. bnt with
limited arrivals ard unfavorabe accounts from the West
and North West for the crop " Water Wheat prices
have advanced loc. per bb with brisk speculative
demand. The sales follows 2s $40 bush. Chicago
Spring Mt 81 5O6sl 60; 90 do. Milwaukee Club at
Oil 56dsI 50. 1900 do. Amber do at o. 81 TO ar
rive; 1000 do Red Western at 81 S0dSl 80; 2l OO0
do Amber do. Mt 81 g20s2 10, 600 do White Mchi.
at O. l0at2 % the latter price Tor small lots and
eO0 do Mixed Western at el %. Barley is quiet
buyers and sellers apart In their views. Barley Malt
is In moderate supply and gnite firm ut 81 65dsi 60
Oats are moderately active but tame at the olose the
sales 81 NO BUSH Western at o. d62.c Ryes quiet
and prices are somewha unsettled Corn Is 10 fair de-
mand for the homo and eastern trade chiefly but we
notice inquiry Tor export prices 3c better
the sales 1900 bush 81 eoe9lo the latter for nigh
Mixed
HOPS are In moderate request and steady at 100
zoe. for Interior and Common; 2Jd3Oc. for Far 70
Choice, and 35d4tc for Fancy bts.
V 1La mar Lot Ia aQfiv
Of 400 bales at Is d75c. for New and c3a9c Tor Old
Crop.
MOLASSES-A good fair business has been dong at
steady rates; sales Of $50 hbds Cdba Muscovado al
40d5lc.; 100 do Porto Rico at S2i deoc.; small lots
Bar BADGES at 67c and Trinidad r. ;. at DC. anu "
hhds. English Island on private terms. 49,
PROVISlONS-The Pork market has been fairy
active. aid prices decidedly better closing hrn
the inquiry largely 10 maturing contracts Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

The Union Of Ireland With EnPiand WIS chrrltd INTO
effect January 1900 and the Parliament which Sat
the same ontb. and hieh included the members rom
Ireland. is styled tie first Imperial Parliament; ana
The Parliament which assembled January 29. 1880. 10
STYLED the fl 81 Reformed Parliament
The powers OF Parliament are politically omnipoent
within the United Kingdom and Its colonies and depen'
denotes II can make new laws G1d enlarge. alter or
repeal those existing. It's authority extends to al
ecclesiastical temporal civil military matters ana
IT, powers to altering or changing its own constitution
II ia tie highest Court which no other has )nis-
dictioD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
Advertisement.

The DEVIL DESTROYED py ne nr'' o. M.
tn, on Moypar Evening, July 81, 1879 Come and he0
lin brw down tie Old serpent thst is now iuroundns
NeYork Tickets including Book IS cts to be had al the
door ON the evening of the Lecture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

sConneptsries on the Lsws Of England by Sir William
Dl.ckstone, Knit LoBdon, 1888, Sch edition. 100
A PrsciicaI Trestiss the Lew &C, Of Parliament,
- Thomas Erskiae Hsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT.

The executive government Of Great Britain ana Ire.
land is vested nominaly in the Crown; but piacteny
IN the council Of ministers. commonly called the CapI'
net The Cabinet exists only so long as II can CON.
msnd the confidence Of Parliament. particularly inc
House Of Commons; and its ncts are Liable 10 De
questioned in Parliament and TO require prompt ex'
PLANTATION IL is essential that the heads of The eniei e
partnents " the State sh0nd have seats IN cIeI wv
Timer or the Lowpr House, where they become iden
tined with the general policy and acts OF the Govern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

ROBpgp IN DIsREPUTABLE I0UsB-On
Tuesday night, Julius Weller, rosiding 81 No. 16T
Broadway while asleep in the disreputable house No
l2s Greene.si. was robbed OF e0 oniceis SamRnen
and Keeley of the Eighth Precinct arrested MI feo-
mans the proprietor and nnmbcr OF the Inmates sns
they were committed by Justice Dodge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

MEETING or THg NBw-YoaK MICROSCOPE
CAL Soc ETA meeting Of this Society was held On
Wednrsdny evening IN lie baseiuent Of the Springsk
Church Mr. A. a. Starr acting a. Chairman. A num-
Der OF chronological specimens were examined nndes
Tho micIoscope and we're of much interest 10 those
nresent Tie p,per read on Microscopcal Aqua
rums by Mr. G. b. Heudricksoo, the Secretary 81 this
Soclety was listened to with great deal OF aitenton
Another meeting will occur at tue same 'nIs ANs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
TIE pRIvY CnuNCIL.

The Privy Council is Of great sniiqnty-it coisisu
of gnch officers of State who. at tie pleasure OF me
crown. are sworn mcmbrs Of the .Privy Council
and who as snch assume the title Of Right Honorable
Their duties are advise the Sovereign m the acts o
bis government They have also Judicial and erecu'
tive functions Psrliaments formerly met but seldom
In the absence OF the Parliament the government al
the country carried on by the Crown. assisted hy
the Ptivy Council much the same AZ III Normandy.
The Duke aud his Council governed, and the States
were only assembled extraordinary occasions such
"A changing the laws OF the ducby or voting e1rnor
dinary snbsides The Sovereign in Council exercises
orr cnal jurisdiction the principles Of f,udsl soyer
eighty Oh appeals from the Channel Islands and from
the (oonipE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
S4eAfG1.
IIIII. lil59 ID q lIssNEPi.
TlEN End 3l Ems THANKsTo ALL THoa

tAEiESDEtS HlS THANKSTO ALL THOSE
Il VINO nave favored him wiE4I9tliGiP conf
Qence and patronage, and wHiild Inform his
1lenOs ana the people generally, that he will
Gne coming year, occupy his old Office on Sd
street, near Reed 4 Kraft's Drug Store Centre
Mh rs ": Xs;, weePe be pay r. consult
4 1yI tec 81 which thu tIOhfb r. LkEIe at MI
times, and under all circumstances Ia describe
and to assure of the probable result and dnT9
ton OF treatment, He practices the EcIecfic
system OF Medicine, using mild but effeCtiVe
remedies, supporting instead of depreSSin9
the Vital Powers. The medicines used I4
him are prepared and put up in his own
office. Besides the treatment of AcutesfJi5Z
eases, DIR. Kisner will give his attention to the
treatment ot, all yarietteSzof GhrOuiCrdisease.
9 11at sCou1ge of the human race Scroflla in
oil Its varied forms, viz: Purulent DISCHARGES
rom the Ear, so prevalent among Children.
Purulent Opihalmia, Ozena, ENLARGED Glands
Ulcerations Cancers and oil EAritfes Of Skin
DISEASES, VIII receive his special attention.
Diseases of the Throat, Lung and Heart Iiiy-
er Complaints, Diarrhoaa, DySentery and Piles
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, &c:
Nervous and Spinal Affections EpilepSF
hheumat1Sm md Paralysis, Diseases of Fee
males, Dyemenorrhea, Leucorrhea Prolapslls
Uter1, and all Painful Irregularities and Ner-
vouS Diseases to which they are subject he
treats SucceSSfullY sssT The treatmentOf Chill
2tSkASs E1lArecefEet the same 9tteTiE rs here
stofore.E kAlt consult ions end edn1f nunica-
lions strictly CONFIDENTIAL, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfully an
swered. Office hours from 8 to II A. NJ, l to
and to P. NJ. jnn2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
Valuable Lots for Sale.

AT THE COURT HOUSE, IN THE CITY
a, OF, wheeling, Mt the hour of 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, the undersigned, as Executor of John
dIoII, having subdivided Square No. 8, Mt the
corner OF Market and John streets, into Lots
suitable for building purposes, @1N'-'
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Fo9r Lots & ontlng % feet each on John street
fe ext 100 feet in depth to nm alley in
rs follows: = NtA va ASE stEeeIs
10 10. fronting 22,feeton Market street.
Nc f froiltlng feet on Market street. g
49, a E OF the SUBDIVISION can be seen lit the
ttGG , q the Post Office or by nppiicationE f0
TernlS-on e-half in cash, and the resI,l,e
IN mic ionr equal payments at six, twelve. eieI1
seen q IL GWenGyt9nr months with interest
at the the expense the purchaser, or Ill IN cash.
1u28-td B. NJ. EOEF-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
FOR SAT,E.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i sale one Grist and FIGURING Mil in con
nection with our Wooden Factory, Situated
on Water street, MoundsVille; also Dwelling
House and Lot and one Vacant Lot. the
mill contains two run Of burs and one chop-
ping stone; the factory one set of rolling cards.
Two breakers and condenser, one Jack, us
and SIX power looms. AS am determined
to sell before the first of NovembeT next. anV
person Wishing to purchase property of the
kind would do well to enquire for paTticniaTS
of = :JOHN1 VITA 1 ES1tS : SeAi1'lS
augl-2w" 5a.. MoundsVfI1eS ~ W 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
Valuable Residence for Sale.

TNN. ,THE 22D DAY OF AUGUsT ise5 I
Nv, ~ Will offer for public sale, at the Court
residence of the late John d. EoE, on the
south east corner of Market Street and Mill
Alley, Centre Wheeling. y - -
TERMs-One-third cash; balance in two
equal payments at six and twelve months
with interest, secured by deed of trust, at the
expense of the purchaser, or all cash at his
option. (tu8I-td) WIN. c. FOFF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
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a busy day yesterday and disPo sed- of
fourteen cases. the fines assessed
auqo united to sIxty-fiYe dollars. The
only case Of speeiaI interest was that of
avery fat citizen who fegarded as "a
very qtieb ana peaeeaBl man, but yes
teFday being fnsu1tes, his ire was aFousr
ed and he.went in on his muscle and
being one of the heavy weights his am
.tagonist. found his hands fu1l.@- a by
stander and a friend of the fat man in
.terferedg to- separate the Gombatants
which he finally succeeded in doing but
was arrested with the two pugilists. as a
participant in the fight. The trio were
brought before the Judge, who, after
hearing the facts, fined the two cham
Pi0ns one, do1laF and, costs, The friend
was discharged, it being evident that he
had only acted to preserve the peace. . q