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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-10

CoLD WGArHER.-For two days past, m order
to keep up the change of things generally, there
is indication that the North pole has rotted and
we are sliding that way. We are not like Banks
on abe sliding principle of letting things rip, but
in the language of old Davy Crockett, yesterday
was " ripper From appear ances the 18th Of
Jan. 1857 was brought forcible to mind, then the
Thermometer stood at 80, as We write it touches
II ,, and like gold is bound to fall, going
down. Our old astmetic, turn out, and condens-
ed specimens of what termed Ferry boats,
found it all they could do to keep up their trips to
Portsmouth The " Union" caved in early in
the day, and the Portsmouth made trips by con:
button, getting blocked in by the lee, and toweo
out by a tug The Eous had to come back from
Old Point, finding the ice too heavy in the bay
for her to encounter
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FREEDMEN's CouRr.-James Carter, Peters
burg colonizer, charged with stealing watch, was
fined $40, and not having the wherewith, Mas
committed to jail to board at the City's expense
during this cold spell. This is literally making
note Of time.
Sarah Duncan, Priscilla White Anna Brown,
and Molly Brown, four colored rymphs de pave,
and occupants of of the pest pools of iniq uity
on Union street, were charged with robbing a col
ored sailor named John hewdon The charge of
robbery was not sustained; but the accused were
aned S. each for keeping dsorderly house.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-10

INsuRANoE.-In our sanctum, just on our right
hand and within sight, hangs the most con
venient calender we have seen. 1t is one issued
by the Security Insurance Company, OF New
York, and We have 10 thank the agent OF the
Company in this city, j. Hardy Hendren, Esq,
for such convenient roommate.
Reader, are you insured Ii not, you, may be
burnt out oil house and home, and then have M
money to rebuild with. Go and get insured at
once.
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Il ARRIVALS.

ATLANTIC nolEi--NoArohA, Va, Jan. 9.
E F Murfree, E Reynolds, H c Livingston,
A Trune, j w Thorn son, w Ward, Log an
Hurst. L p White, Mrs William Jones, K C Dow
nan, White, h Chesterman, H L Smith, J
r CARAT, Barnes, Dr. Sterling and lady, A
r Venabe, w RAINY, DR. Wilson, ] Roach,
Virginia; s Il Griffin, Baltimore; Sellemen,
II b Lat, K X Cooke, l. KEENAN, c w Morris,
N York; FL James, K W Joyner, J E Lindsey, w
R Sellers, L Grisson, G A Drake, j G Saun-
ders, n q; Mrs Walters G w Cannon, ] Fry,
Pennsylvania; NJ Wenters, Bermuda j Green
hugh, U 5 N; w Veazey, Gen w Ripley,
Vermont; w Stears, Philadelphia; j Kelley,
st Louis; w Proreseo, j + Mallory, h
Laurance, Savannah.
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LOCAL.

NorIor---Persons OF the Portsmouth side, hav-
no advertisements, orders for job printing, COM
m1ncations, or local items of interest, will please
cave them at the auction store of Messrs. hatton
4 Maupin, on Crawford street, and they Will De
attended to.
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RANAwAY.-Ye sterday, aboutnoon, horse at
tached to Luggy, while standing near Browns
Stables, on County street, Portsmouth, became
frightened by buffalo robe, ran rapidly up Coun-
ty to Court street, thence to High, and IN at
stones, damaging the buggy to considerable ex-
tent Both horse and buggy, we learn, were the
property of Mr., Clarence Whitney OF Portsmouth
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PonrsMoUrB, Jan. 8.
ARRIVALS.
Str. NJ. Martin, Livingston, FIN Richmond.
Schr. Balance, Low i'm Beverly, Me.
Schr. Forrest, Merrill, fm Rockland, Me.
Schr. John Stockham, Babcock, I'm Phla-
delphia.
DEPARTURES.
Str. City of Richmond, -Stranahan, for Rich
nond
Str Eolus, McCarrick, for Mathews County.
Schr. Science, Lewis, for Savannah.
Schr. Eliza Williams, Stodman, for New
York.
MEMORANDA
Steamer Cassandra, Mclaughlin, from New
Orleans. bound to Boston, with a cargo of cot
ton, -four, and hides, arrived yesterday short of
fuel.
Steamer Valley City. Price, from Washington
D. c., bound to New York, with an assorted
cargo, arrived here yesterday in distress, leaking
badly.
Schooner Pacific, Farrow, from Washington,
bound to New York, arrived here yesterday short
of provisions.
Schooners, Time, Mansion and Butterfly, ar
rived from Baltimore light.
Schooner Lucy B. Ives, Wells, from New Ha-
ven, arrived in ballast.
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CouRr OF HusrINss, Portsmouth,. Y esterday
after reading of the minutes of the proceedings
of Monday, the Court of Hastings adjourned over
till to-morrow Thu sday) IL o'clock A. M.
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MEMonANDA.-Through the kindness Of g. q.
Wherrett Master of the Baltimore Pilot Boat In
yinci5le, we have been favored with the following
memoranda of maritime interest:
Steamer Empire City came into Hampton Roads
Yesterday morning, with orders to proceed to
Washington, but owing to the ice in the Potomac
was sent to Annapolis
Brig John Gibbons, before reported ashore on
Hog Island, arrived yesterday in the Roads.
Brig j. A. PIERCE from Baltimore, put to sea
Yesterday from Hampton Roads.
Capt. Whereof reports very heavy weather out
side, and that large propeller in distress, name
unknown, went ashore yesterday morning on
Hampton bar.
The Invincible put to sea yesterday afternoon,
to look after and assist any vessels that may have
been damaged during our late blow.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
GAZE OF BRANDY, DRY GOODS,

GALE OF BRANDY, DRY GOODS,
y DO, &c.
Will be sold, at Auction, on FRIDAY, Jan.
18th, at 10 o'clock, at the U. s. Custom House,
in Norfolk,
q S.l li Pipe: FRENCH BRANDY,
Several cases Of Dry Goods.
Paper and Hats,
Being part of the cargo of Br. Brig Victoria,
Capt. Carmichael, on q voyage from Liverpool
bound to Richmond, and stranded on Lynnhavsn
Beach.
Sale for account of whom 1t may concern, BY
recommendation of Survey, and to pay salvage,
&c.
Terms cash. 49, ..-
jan8-tds MYER MYERS, Agent.
(Richtnond Sentinel, Petersburg Express, Bal.
timore Sun, Philadelphia Ledger, and New York
Daily News copy till day of sale, and send bills
immedittev.l
NJ OTICE.-WilI be sold. at the Court
IN House in Portsmouth, on MONDAY, Jan.
18th, at IL o'clock, under an execution granted
by the Freedmen's Court, against Isaac Cutter,
in favor of DR.. VIM. White, for one hundred and
thirty mine dollars, with COSTS
One Cart, lot of Corn and Fodder,
Lot of Gorned Pork,
Axes, part Of keg Of Lard.
WIN. J. NICHOLSON,
JAn6-l0~ Constable for Norfolk County.
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Nof1oE.-A list has been opened at the Book
store of Stewart Il Dey, for the relief of the
widow of "Stonewan !" Jackson. An oppor.
tunity is now offered to all who are DESTROYS Of
contributing to this noble object.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-10

No. 5, Commercial Rotc, NoTJotS, "a.
c. R. PHELPS, AUCTI0NEER.
Pos1KFET1vFE 1s sAkH OF fs H4 ofg4kR
BEDS, ON BACK RIVER, Liz
ABETH CITY COUNTY, VA,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, January 10th, we will sell, at
our Auction Rooms, at IL o'clock, NJ, at Public
Auction, without reserve, a valuable fhACI oF
about six miles from Old Point Comfort, contain.
ing l9lA acres, being portion of the estate OF
the late Robert Hudgins
With q small outlay, this can be made one OF
the most valuable Farms in Eastern virginia;
The soil is susceptible of high cultivation, and
well adapted to trucking.
The Fisheries are unsurpassed for variety and
quantity, and the Oyster Beds are unbounded, and
Gel brated for their superior quality. These alone
will produce an immense revenue.
The improvements are not in very good condt-
ton, but can be made comfortable.
The owner being engaged in business in an
other portion of the State, is determined to SELL
and the terms will be made accommodating.
For further information, apply to 4. A. Davis,
Richmond, Va.
A map of the property can be seen a. our Auc-
ton House, NO. s, Commercial Row.
LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
janl-tf Auctiopeers.
TRUCK FARM FOR SALE.
We offer, at Private Sale, a very desirable
Truck Farm, M miles from the City, called
Langey's Point, containing So Acres, most OF
which is cleared. This Farm is situated on the
Elizabeth Riv er, and bounded on the North BY
q Creek, and has the finest Oyster Ground in this
section. For further particulars and terms,
which will be most liberal, apply to
LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
nov13-6t No. 8, Commercial Row.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-10

DIsGRAcEFUL.-0n last sunday afternoon, quite
a disOraceGIl row occurred on the corner of Union
and Nebraska Streets, in which were engaged
about one hundred negroes, male and female.
These rows are becoming so frequent, that our
Rnnnrter is tired of noticing them.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-10

Mayors CouRr.-Frank Boyd, charged with
being implicated in stealing watch. The testi-
mony produced by the defendant proved that he
had bought the Watch from a g boy in blue, y
James Morris, one of the witnesses distinctly saw
the transaction. Boyd was discharged, no overt
act being proved against him. 81
VIM Allen charged with an attempt at Bur
9lary, was discharged. No evidence being be-
fore the Court to sustain the charge.
G. w. Cone made complaint that his brother,
in-law, Peter Chitty had threatened his life, and
that he be bound over to keep the peace entity
made counter charge, and requested the same.
Both were, bound over to keep the peace towards
each other, and the rest Of mankind, for six
months in the sum of $500. Chitty furnished the
bail, but Cone did not know who to ask, as he
had so many enemies in Norfolk. consequently
he was provided board at Nelson's Stone Hall.
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IORN AFLOAT.-AbOutI 1880 BUSH
els prime White Corn, for sale by
jams MORRIS, GWATHMEY co.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-10

A YOUNG MAN, from Eastern caro-
IN lima, desires employment as Book Keeper
or Salesman in Wholesale or Retail House.
Best references furnished. Apply at
ian8-2t* DAY hook OFFICE.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By LEIGH BROS. e. PHELPS,
No. s, Commercial Roto, Norfolk, Ho.
c. R. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER.
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T7REEM ASON STREET BAPTIST
Z CRU ..LH,
DIR. T. G. JONES, Pastor.

sons desirous OF securing Pews, e requested to
meet in the main Audience kuom of the Church,
MONDAY NIGHT, the 9Th instant, at 7 O'Clock.
full attendance 10 particularly desired.
- iaae-7t
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III EMOVAL-The undersigned has
X, removed from "a Commerce Street, to his
Wharf and Warehouse, lower end of Fayette
Street, Town Point.
WILLIAM LAMB
Shipping and Commission Merchant.
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| PoRT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Jan. g.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-31
THE COLD SHOULDER.

I" The State Senate of New York is now in ses-
sion as Court OF impeachment Yesterday reso-
lutiOns were offered welcoming the President,
General Grant, and Admiral Farragut as the
guests of the State The name Of Secretary
Seward was thus carefully omitted Two at
tempts to include his name in the resolution of
welcome were voted down by decisive maiori-
ties, the final vote being on the folio wing, which
follows one Of courteous greeting to the Presl-
dent;-
Resoived, That our distinguished felIOW.citizens,
General Grant and Admiral Farragut, who are eX
pecied at che state Capital tQ-Isorrow, be warm y
Welcomed 10 the soil OF tins State by the Senate,
behat of grateful peop!c, who recognize their ser.
vices aud appreciate Their worth.
This was adopted by vote Of l6 to 3. The
deliberate exclusion Of Secretary Seward from
recognition by body so able and distinguished
as the Senate OF New York, has deep meaning.
In times past, no honors were too great no
eulogV too warm for Secretary Seward, IN the
State of his nativity, and of all his political tri-
nmphs. Now, not even his high official position
OF his intimate association with the dlstlr'
guished gentlemen whom he accompanies, car
secure to hi u the mere mention Of his name IN
o formal resolution o greeting and welcome.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-31
DRY GOODS.
HI. STEEL * son.
Nos, 7ls and 715 N. TENTH Street,

Nos, 7lS and 715 N. TENTH Street,
HAVE JBsT RECEIVED
Two Gases Empress Cloth POpIins oft
Own importation,
ALL CHOICE tELECTEU CoLoRs.
And fully 10 per cent ever than the same qualities
can be bought anywhere else IN the city.
Dol BILE WIDTH BLACK ALL wool pELAINEs
s7h tENTs.
NEW SILKS AT Low PRICES
WHITE MARsEILLEs CoUNTERPANEs.
BUFF 5AND WHITE MARsEILLEs COUNTER
PANES
PINK AND WHITE MARsEILLEs COUNTER
PANES.
94ALL-wooL BLANKETS, s476.
lO-4 Al lL-wooL BLANKETS. ssN.
ia 1874 ALI~wooL BLANKETS. Ar LOW
PRICES.
BLANKETS OF all kinds at less than Wholesale
prices. aIot
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-15
re L. Z, MN I0SHR MEOSLEl [ 4
Mary land
Land
\ gency

WE SELL. AND PCRCH >SF On e,rr..
mission. RE ESTATE ot every T.
scrntioa. III the Git, of Baltimore. tie C+,u.>.
TICS + MARYLAND and other S.atts.-i:OR-
ND LOAN MONEY ON MORT
G tHi,.-and attc.d 10 COLLECTIONS oil
all kinds promptly.
OUR GFFlCE is centrally and convent
c.tly located, with Ill the appliances for a
thorough aud energetic dispatch of busin, 5;
al''i we propose 70 Use all proper and availa-
be means I" i,rcaeli 10 the prrciasinl, pub
he and capitalist sl,:h prope.ty AS may he IN
ouF .lu!, tpr sale
II y'n w..ut to SELL. \ FARM. HOUSE
OK Gltp%h RENT. iuloyc, US Of lAe fact.
z'ai put i en- our Bon3s.
7 YOU wani 10 PURCff USE RFAI. I2S-
I4 II. - .ry kin,'. "r INVEST in tiE0C ND
REHT> or MORTCAGI.S examine our
Books Before you DO So.
Persons having business in eur line. are re-
Pcct!uUY solicited tn give Us a call, or COM
nu;ncate with Us bv letter cr, 'Ierwi>e.
GARNAN x BDSLEl,
No 5 CARROLL. Halt tur ,tairS.)
). L. Corner italt. and Cal> :rt streets
BALTIMORE, Md.
Mar.h aolh. 1865 If.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-15
CHOICE BorTlED Liquors
REAL ESTATE .,GENCT.

FENH F. undersigned, having formed a copart
4 nelShlp for the purpose of establishing ;
Real Estate Agency, hel eby notify the public
that they viii give SpccIoI atteniIon To the nur
chase and sale Of Real Estate IN 81. Mary i
and the adi"iniuS counties. They have no"
butte number 0f valuable farms for sale ~
this county, ami parties who may desire to In
ves' IN ST. Alary's County lands VIII ind {
greatly to their advantage 10 make application
10 them. These farms eligihly located
contain from 80 10 1000 acres, each, and cot
be bought at prices ranging from $4,000 to $50
900. Parties wishing to purchase Will IN ne
case be asked more than the lowest figure fol
which the owner will sell.
Satisfactory evidence Of title will be furnish
ed in all cases.
All orders from abroad will he promptly a
tended to.
References given, when required,
JAS. I. RLAklSTOIE,
JAS s. DOWNS.
Auornsys ~ Law,
L.es.Hard YoVn,
Feb 1f,h IS6S-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AB0rtCE is hereby gwen that the SuhScrs-
III Der hn. ohtninr,t from the Orphans Court
Of ST. Mays county IN Maty yland. letters al
administrator on the ;etson,u estate of Gabriel
Thomas, late of SAID county, decreased. ALI
persons having ciutuS against tNe sand de
ceased are hereby warned 10 eNlJhlt the same
with the rrnper5vouchs ;re eot. 10 The Suh-
scrber on or before the 2!l day - Sent. 1866,
otherwise thev rn"y be excluded hv lyw trom
all benefit of the sand estate. Gwen uHder my
hand this l5,h Gay of Mat,h, lSt6
MARY y THOMAS,
Admin. IL ttlN.
=, nj, rel lJ, lcCC. W..
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-15

NEoTICE is he,cov given that the subScri-
~ Der has detained rom the Orphans
Court Of St. Mary ) county, IN Maryland, let
ters ot administration on the personal estate OF
0 Tucker, late OF s,qd county, dtCeaS
ed All persons having CLAIMS against the Satt
u~Scsa.ed are hereby warned to eNhtHl; The same
y Sh the proper ,nuche$ thereof, 10 the sub
= .tiber on o. nei"re the IA day oi SEPT,
1856, otherwise theYsmav he excluded by law
from all benefit Of the sand estate Gwen un
der my hand -;hs lsth day "t March. lSG6.
JAMES JOY.
Administrator
March 18th, 1850 +w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-15

Th!s prvparatisn.
long and Avoerhly
known, VII Aoe
oashly rsinvko<aso
hrokcndovn a0d
low -splriscd hc~sA,
br stysnSth Going
and cleansing Ne
tto mach and 6eS
Gld.
Is Il 4 surN Y~
vrn0ve Il AL dks-
caSes tAcadsot -
YER. 6LlNOEM
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-15

been proven BY -
tual experiment -
increase the quan-
uty Of milk and
cream twenty Pc
cent. and make the
butter firm and
sweet. In Ltteatn&
cattle, i, yi~ea them
an appetite, loosens
their de. Ad
makes them ArtvA
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-15

March 5 ii. lSGG-iw.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-26
Commercial Matters.
xyeelIv Review of wheeling Whei'
saIe Market.

Weekly Review OIL
orr,cv OF THE DAILY REGISTER,
WHEELING, July %, 1866. }
We have had unsteady and somewhat
unsettled market for the past week
Prices have slightly declined.
Dry GooDs.-Market rather oettel .
prices unchanged, We quote: a hniCi
Troy l3c; Wamsatta I2taloc a. Toe
I7aisc; Amoskeg l8c; Wasnipg'Sn ra 90
j. Sanders &c., American EVci HpS
2Ic Merrimac 22c. DE Lanes; LII
221c; dark 274c. Ginghams: Wa1ea,y
22c: American 22c; Berkshire ~oC, La %Ha
caster 275a3Oc. Bleach Nustsn; 81 Ioa
I6ai7c; rs, 19a21c; a a, 25a2sa3Sci -
373a4Oc. Brown Muslin: a, loaloc; 10
lsa2Oc; 4-4, 223a24c 20 -o.,, ~.
FLoUR-Extra and AA ~ 5Uali w;
family Sl2 0Oal2 so; fancy sl3 w. co,
GRI1N-Wheat, choice white S2 oo'
red 81 0Oa2 25. Corn 75c, Rye oOc.
Oats 55a60c.
PRovIs1oNs-Hams 23a24c; sides l9a2Oi
houlders III; mess pork S33, Lard 2la
22c. oo
BUrTER-But little doing; sales at zoe.
EGes-Dull and in small supply at l5c.
CHEEsE-New W. r. l5c; Factory ~
Ons-CarboR 55c for refined; lard
81 so for extra; 81 rs for No. /.
CoFFEE-Geod to fair 25c; prime 3Oc
choice Sic
Saskatchewan, in boxes ll3al2ac
choice Porto Rico l3al43; hard refined
l9c; A, Coffee l74c; b, do TIC; e. dc
l6ic.
SYRUP-50a6O for lower grades 70a
SOC for good to best brands; Porto Rico
molasses 75a80c; New Orleans molasses
81 Is.
FIsH-Halves, lake herring, 54 do
white fish, o.; do No 2 mackerel, new,
I04; do No. do new, 81; kits, do No. do
3; do No. 2 dog rs; Potomac herring, 9;
eastern do g.
NAILS-lO dto Cd nails, 7 90 per key;
Sd and Cd nails, 2 25 per kegi cd and I'd
nails, 80; other sizes in proportion.
BROoMs-S2 50a3 for good, and s. 5Os
so for extra.
SAL1-S2 s. from yard, for Ohio River
"a 90 for dairy.
ToBACCo-7SaS0c for dark los, Is and
favy; 95a1 90 for bright Is and Is; 81 IS
! so for fancy chewing brands; goal %
or bright los.
Soap Germau lie; common &c; East
ern family lic'
CANDLES-16c for city mould tallow;
&c for star; $50 for hotel.
RICE-Carolina l2ci Rangoon III
LEATHER-Market steady aud all ar
ticles in fair demand. French calf-skn
81 lOa2 20; German do So C0a2 10; Ameri
can doSl ,60a1,75. Sole leather, hemlocE
37a4Oc; oak tanned 42al7c; harness 39a
40c supper 36a45c.
FLAXsEED-Sales in Il small way a
1925.
BEEswAX--In moderate request al
33c.
WooL-The market is dull; sales al
45a60 according to quality and condi
ton.
GLAss-Market firm; sales at So Is
for by ~, and So for ~ by II
CoTToNs-Steady' yarn 60a65; batting
35a40; Irvine 55a60.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
TRUST SALE.

Theodore Fink and wife Us. Daniel Zane
Executors and others. In the Circuit Court ior
Ohio county.
FINDER A DEED OF TksUsI
u made by Daniel Zane and ---, ~
pursuance Of the decree made IN TINS ms case tba
shall, on the 18th day of July, le6o, az tiio
premises sell upon the terms after named. the
parcel of land on Zane's Island, supposed 10
contain about twenty three acres, sometlm"s
called the Marietta, and Cincinnati and Hem
field Railroad Tract, and which said Dam ?,
Zane devised to his son, g. Leander Zane, anu
bis daughter, Della Cranmer. Also LOIS NUi,
SO and SO, situate Oh said Island, on the so9
side of Zane street in said Daniel Zane aooioi"a
to Wheeling, and adjoining the foundry anu
Also Lots Nos. l60 and 16l on the snp'e
dSiond in Orloff Zane's addition to w heeID5 :,
a;taats at the corner of Virginia and Huron
Strsats snnth of Virginia and west oil Huron
Said large parcel of ground, devised as atoi 3
Ia Sai" Iii he divided and offered for sale N
snaiI rarcels varying in size from less than On
acre tn several acres as will be shown at the
saie. and by plat at my Office before sale, to per
sons who may call to see them.
The sale will be made on the Island at the
premises, and to the highest and beat bidder, "n
the terms of one.half of the purcha SO money N
cash and the other half In six mo nths, with Ia
terest from the day of sale, Purchasers giving
bond with good curity for the deferred II,
stalment, and title being retained till PAYNE u
is made, with privilege Ito such purchasers IS
NAV wish to do sOO to pay all cash In leg u
tender notes issued by the United States.
L. JACOB,
ieI5ts Trustee aud Commissioner
n, BLY, consent of parties this sale Is pos l.
| noned to the Goth of July, ld66. IJyii
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-26
Sale of Valuable Coal and
Farming Land in Ohio
County,,

PURSUANT TO TIE DEED q
Trust from the Willow Glen Oil and 4 d
ing Company 10 me-, dated the 18th day OF q
yem6el, 1866, and recorded in the Recorders
Office OF Ohio County, West Virginia IN Decd
Book 50. Folio 257, and By consent OF the par par.
ties interested, Will on Wednesday tn aoi w. y
day of August next, commencing at ten oclo OK
in the forenoon, sell at public auction, at te
front door of the Court House OF said eounr y,
the tract OF land described in said deco, SUI IA
ted in said county, on Big Wheeling Creeh' vi
which Lewis Lunstord lately resided.
The tract by survey, recently MADE CO. a..o
tans eighty acres three TOo Ss G and
sclling as Trustee 1 do not warrant title OF
Qu.utity. :, how'd ord
the residue of the purchase money 10 oe pa =,
with interest from the day OF sale, IN Blk twelve
and eighteen months from that day3the puTy
chaser giving bonds for the deferred lnstal
ments, secured by deed OF trust on the lana.
;vIa:ts DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-26
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was rising slowly last
night, with eight and half feet water.
The Edinburgh left for Cincinnati,
with q good trip.
The Kenton passed down for st. Louis
with all the freight she could carry.
The Hudson, Capt. Russell is the en-
cinnati packet for to morrow.
Capt. I. L. Thompson's new sanhsn
packet is being rapidly repaired and
reftted at the boat yard.
The Pittsburg Dispatch OF yesterday
says: >, :.
The river is slowly receding with SIX
feet three inches water in the channei
OF dnsk. By the new marks on the MononI
aaheIa bridge. Business on the wharf
3 hv no means active. The new steamer
Wary Irwin has her flag up for Cincin-
natl and the Ida Rees No is loading
for the same peint. The Citizen, Spray
Armenia and Kate Putnam will LOAD IN
tnrn for lower ports. The Allegheny
river packets will remain tied up until
there is more water in the river. Reports
from Oil City say there is about eighteen
inches water in the channel at that
point, and falling.
The Pittsburg Post OF yesterday says;
The steamboat Spray which has
occupied the attention Of the United
States Court from time to time, was in
Court again yesterday. The owners Of
the steamboat Kate Putnam have @
claim against the boat Spray, and yester
day fled libel against her. The Court
ordered that their claim be allowed to
intervene with that of T. A. Packard and
others, the original prosecutors