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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-20
BY TELEGRAPH,
AErrnu0oN DHsPATCHEs.
FROn CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 10.
An extensive raid on houses Of prostitution
was made last night. Fifteen keepers and
12O inmates were pulled.
Van Caten won't to Haas Park yesterday,
on the occasion OF the St. George pic-nie,
in company with bad woman, leaving his
wife at home. The wife followed the truant
with revolver, found him in company with
his mistress, and fred. Her aim, however,
was bad. She then attempted to take her
own life, bat vas frustrated BY a.bystander
striking her arm, and sending the ball into
the air. She was arrested. brought to the
Central Station, and discharged.
Lou Deckef undertook TO close the career
OF her paranour, Bob Powers, Of Keno nos
toriety. Powers took hack 70 escape her.
Lou took hack 70 catch him. Coming with
in shooting distance, she dischargeda revol
yer. Tho ball grazed Powers shoulder, ef-
fecting no injury to speak Of Lon then
abandoned the chase. Jealousy wss the
cause.
George T. Clune, well known resi- estate
broker, has been arrested on q charge of
bastardy, the complainant being lady OF
color.
The seventh anniversary Of ST.. Georges
Society, At Haas Park yesterday, was attend
cd by over I 600 people.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, july IL.
The Secretary Of Waryesterday decided to
proceed at once with the work on the Des
Moines Rapids, without waiting for accounts
Of official report.
Gen. Sherman's family are at Madison,
and the Gen. is expected to join them in q
few days. !.
Haying is progressing in Wisconsin, and
winter wheat aud rye are about ready to cnt.
A South Bend, Indiana, dispatch reports
the harvest about over in that county, the
yield being much the largest for several years
wheat averaging twenty-five to thirty bush
els to the acre.
The Post Office Department has made ar
rangements by which the overland mail will
leave the western end of the Kansas Branch
of the Pacific Railroad ria Santa Fe and Ari.
zona to San Francisco.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


NEw YORK, July 10.
The Heralds Washington special says Mr..
Abbott, brother fthe historian, has broached
a proposition TO the leading members of
Congress for the annexation of Mexico, which
he ntimates meets with the approval of Ju
arez and the chiefs of the Mexican Republic,
as the latter party fear another foreign inter
vention on account of the execution of Max,
imilian, or continuation of the intestine
strife, and are satisfied with annexation, pro-
vided they themselves can be secured in some
good Government, by which peace can be se-
cured to the country. Mr.. Abbott PROPOSE
tions we're read, with some hesitation, but
met with much favor by Howard, Cole,
Chandler and others,
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FROM NICARAGUA.

New YoRK, July 10.
The Government of Nicaragua has taken
measures to open negotiations with the Uni.
ted States in view of treaty of amity OF
commerce, &C.
Complaints are made Of distractions in the
Rio San Juan Nicaragua, placed there by
the French and other foreign settlers, render
ing traffic on the river dangerous, and in
places impossible.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

New York, July 10.
The Heralds Leavenworth special says q
train was captured last Sunday, near Fort
Larned, by the Indians. Bishop Lamy, ten
priests and six Sisters of Charity accompa
MED the tain, en- route to Santa Fe. The
men were killed and shockingly mutilated.
The females were carried away as captives.
CINCINNATI, o., July 10.
The Commercials Leavenworth special
SAYS the Indians captured train on the San.
ia Fe road, near Fort I.arned, on the 18TH
Bishop Lamy, ten priests, and six Sisters OF
Charity were among the passengers. All the
men we're killed and horribly mutilated, but
the females were reserved for another fate.
An escort tried to overtake the train to pro-
tect il. but arrived too late.
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SAN FRAsorsco, July II,

San FRAEclsco, July II.
The Republican State Convention met at
Sacramento to>daY, and made the following
nominations:
John B;dwell, Governor; ]. G.: McCallen,
Secretary Of State; VIM. Jones, Comptroller;
Edward c. Jeffries, State printer.
The Convention endorsed the reconstruc.
ton policy of Congress-, and favored impair
tisl suffrage without distinction of color.
Mr.. Goodrich has Withdrawn as indepen-
dent candidate for the Northern District,
leaving the field clear throughout the State
to the Congressional nominees Of the Repub.
lican party.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAScIsco, July 16.
Proceedings have been commenced in the
United States District Court against the ship
Royal Safon, charged with smuggling.
Suit was also commenced against the Free
Trade to recover 1929, GOO, for violating the
State Passage act. The Free Trade brought
422 California and 485 Chinese passengers.
The penalty is 81, 800 each.
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THE PROsPECr

II most atering The location of the line Is one Of the
best In the county, Il passes through large number
ofimportant cities and TOW where commercial inter.
course is large and rapidly increasing. The country
along the river eccvng constant accessons Of wealth
and population, and these will bring increase trade
which must correspondngy add largely every year
the business and profits Of the Company All the old
telegraph companies throughout the couHtry now
and have BEEN paving satsfactory dividends on capt.
t. stock that hss been repeatedly watered. II these
companies controlled by few wealthy individuals own
ing nearly sill the stock do this IL h quite reasona-
Bile to suppose that company, owned and managed by
Its patrons, with Its lines deairabiy located and with
limited amount Of stock can ut least do equally
we'll.
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PRosPEcTUs.

THIS COMPANY has been orgA nixed for the purpose
Of establishing Telegraphc communication In the most
direct manner possible between all points Of impor
tance the MISSISSIPPI RIVER non sT. HAUL TO
NEW ORLEANS.
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NECESSITY FOR Ir.

The want Of a Line of Telegraph, located with view
to the river trade has long been felt Many
important towns now without any telegraphc com
mapication whatever, and lines established bs
other points are in most cases, disconnectcd fol-
lowing crcnitous routes hundreds OF miles out Of di
course causing and delays
quent Interruptions incident to long lines. When the
facts borne In mind that the liability Of telegraph
line 70 damage from any 10 increased In the
proportion its length and that repsttior Of .
sage doubles the time necessary for its transmission the
the crruieous In operation readily be
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CLOTHIEns.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Ac.
John Copelin........ ...... ....,-53 Main street.
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Vencill, Jones Co.....cor Third Main streets
Hess, Stern Co......cor Second 4 Main streets.
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Fire Crackers.
0U s2l KELLo 9 sIRGR 4 co
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DIVIDENDS.

From carefully prepared estimates, based upon the
amount OF business done by the companies opera
ion and giving them equal share OF the business
tween competing points, the Company confidently be.
eye that large and remuneratve dividends made;
and they further believe that taking
tho great advantages Will they will possess In short
and direct route they will be able nearly ali
the business along their ne which will place the stock
at high premium and make IL Of the best inv est
ments to be found.
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WHEN TO BE DONE.
DIsTRIBUrIo

The Company propose to commence work 1t an early
day, and to push forward rapidly possible and
intend to have their lines completed without delay
DISTRIBUTION OF DIRECTORS.
The tockhoders will be represented by Directors at
the principal POINTS OF the line
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Sam Bridges. ! 4 2 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres..... 81 Main street.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage 4 Co.........cor Ninth johnson.
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BANNING HOUSE.
First National Bank ...... Main st--bet Sd 4th.
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Stewart Dean.........corT Third Main streets.
Huiskamp Matless. Main street.
Huiskamp Bro...... Main street--bst 4th 9th.
Z K Hart, Agt.................... 1888 Main street.
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oieeks-whole sale 4 Retail.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SturRes AZ South Leyee
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Robertson & Abers................120 Main street.
4 A @ Mcqueen. Main street.
Cox 4 Irvin.......coruer Fifth a Main streets.
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!. PIE As A Mt, IOWA.
On October 1st, 1867.

(FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE CIhCuLAhs
AND POSTKRe)
Any ed With the prize may upon the return
Of the prize and ticket to the Concert receive his COM
mission fee.
Ticket. 10 Concert be had for sale at all the prnc
pe Jcwery Music and Drug Stores In this part Of the
STATE. or please address, enclosing stamp,
VALENTINE KAMARRKR, Proprietor.
AroLpH sonLopEH, Agent, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
krHcr auy Information In regard to tho character,
addree. Cant W. A. eIAoNs, Chairman, Capt J, WxRf1,
DAHIn T. Roor, Comnittse, W. o. 9nosf, or any c'tssn
Of Ut. Pleasant.
a1-TYckets can b procured at = Ksmmerb M1sicand
Jevelry Store Main street. between 4th and 6th and
81 Hardvie voss Keokuk Bakery Main Street, betvssa
9Th and 9th. 1yl-etcocN
Fresh Crackers.
BOSTON, Wine, Cream, Erested, Batter
- and Soda, for sale BY COX IRWIN.
jyf --
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BONNET BLEACHERY.
G II Emerson. ....-.......co Fourth Blondeau.
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DLANTATION MOLAooRs-s strictly
x Eans9 91lsas = aVsN cox 0vWA
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-wHOLEsAGD.
iambiston 4 Huiskamp...-.........o3 Main street.
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KIND OF LINE. TO BE BUILT.

AsshSSH hNTS OF bVOCA.
ONLY Five PER CENT Of the stock will be requred
to be paid In ct the time Of subscription and subsequent
calls will not exceed ten per cent per month After
frst payment OF i've per cent? further call will be
made until FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
shall have been subscribed The Company confidently
believe that they will not be compelled call in more
than ty sixty cent Of the subscription in order
TO place the line in complete working order.
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CROCKERY 4 QUEENS WARN.
Carey A La Eairre Main street-hsi 6fh A fff
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETAIL

David u Lowry ...y ......Second street.
M " Westcott..-~.....AAin seyeet-near Fourth.
Ed Carter 4 Co........... 80. ..B6 Maiu street.
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Watches, Watches, Watches.


wrtting Dssks-raptss 1asAe, falai1s
Bridge ....s............Nes ~ tsass HeusA
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Engraving. Brands, & Seals.
FURNITURE.

HOWE Main street.
Duncan Karle 4 Co........14 142 Main street.
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dy Peck k..........cor Fourth Main streets.
Buel ............................S9 Main street.
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MILLINERY 4 BONNET BLEACHEkY
Mrs W Bowman. ..4th st--bct Main / Blondeau.
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'. me Rontjs, tJnfon Basket Picnic, At

The Baptist Union Basket Picnic, at
MartinsviIle grove, was q very pleasant
affair, and was fully up to the most san
guine expectations of its participants,
in every respect. The company
pany consisted of the Martinsyille and
Wheeling schools, with their
many friends. The Wheeling school
chartered the Martinsville ferry boat
Eureka" upon which they embarked
at II O'Clock, A NJ and proceeded OF
their short but merry TRIP, and amid the
indulgence ofinnocent jokes, shouts OF
laughter and the singing of Sunday
school and patriotic songs, the landing
andlgrove were soon reached, where
we Joined the Martinsville school. The
two soon mingling together lost no time
in commencing the usual plays and pas
times peculiar to such entertainments
Eyefy QUE SEEMED toTehjoy themselFei
| highly The dinner and supper re,
freshments were served By the
ladies from the we'll filled bas'
kets, together with bountiful
supply in common of cool lemonade, IN
such a manner as to satisfy the most
fastidious. Special care was taken that
the "little ones" should be well enter,
tanned. And thus alternating festiyity
and recreation the "Gloriousold Fourth
soon Wore away, and we could not but
wish it as long as the same in Walrus'
STA. We believe the objects of the ex'
cursion were fully accomplished-foI
the two schools and churches to get
better acquainted and promote the
social and religious unity which should
exist to a greater degree between
churches of the same and Of different
denominations of evangelical Chris
tians, at the same time celebrate the
glorious day our fathers were made
free. They returned to their homes al
a seasonable hour and look with pleas
ure upon their celebration and the kind
and courteous treatment of the officers
and crew of the Eureka"
One of the largest gatherings was the
picnic of the Mannerchor, at Walters
Grove. The best of order prevailed
The, singing was executed we'll. Groups
formed and enjoyed themselves hugely
with singing, dancing, &c. Several
very appropriate addresses were deliv
cred. Altogether it was one of those
fine orderly affairs for which the Man
nerchor is noted. In the forenoon the
Mannerchor presented fine appearance
ON their parade 10 the grounds, headed
by Vaas' band.
The Turner's picnic on the Island
was grand affair, large number being
in attendance and a splendid time wa
had. ...
The Rough and Ready Fire Company
had picnic oh Roses Hill, which was
q grand success.
A picnic was held at Eberts farm
given by the choir of the German Catho
lie Church, for the benefit Of the same
which was eminently successful
nany private picnics were held
(,
Our space forbids further notice Of
the celebration of the day. Take it al
in all, it was day that will ever bt
memorable in the minds of our citizens
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The Base Rail- Match.

The match game of base ball, between
the Unknown club of Canonsburg,
Pennsylvania, and promiscuous club
of this city, came off on the Island on
the Fourth. Our city ballers were
badly beaten, but they think. it due in a
great measure to the fact that the game
STEERS i'll this city were made up from
members of different clubs, and not be-
ing accustomed to each other they
played to great disadvantage.
After the game was played (only six
innings being played, as the visitors
wished to leave the city early in the
afternoon) the party repaired to the
Mcclure House to dinner, where o sump-
tuous repast was served up to them.
Everything passed off very pleasantly,
and the Canonsburgers went away feel
ing very happy.
The following is the score Of the
game
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Police Court.

PsIiee Court.
Yesterday morning (being the first
day after the Fourth) there was an ex-
collent bushes transacted before Judge
Good, five cases being disposed of.
HARD FORA LOCAL.
:. Henry Foster was arraigned for COM
hitting an assault upon some individ-
ual, but, by the winning influence Of
his persuasive tongue or from some
other icause unknown to the Court, q
compromise was effected and Mr.. Foster
was only subjected to the costs. $500
.-.T-, AN ECCENTRIC CUss.
On Wednesday afternoon as Mr.. John
Merriman-who seems to have very
merry vein in his composition-was
passing down Water street, when arriv-
ing infront ief q hotel he grasped q
chair that had been placed in front of
the house and hurled it through the
window, smashing and crashing the
glass and sash most effectually. It be-
ing only q playful freak of Johnny,
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NOTICE

To Alexander Eustsn, Thomas Il. AoCaRR,
James h. NcCdnR and George q. Black,
who were partners HRder the firm name
of EMstOR, McCdnn 4. Co.:
YOU WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT ON
the 25th day OF July, 1867, we shall make a
motion in the Municipal Csurt of Wheeling,
State of West Virginia, TO amend the caption
OF a certain FSeri faeias sned out of the Clerk S
Office of the said Municipal Court BY US, on the
oct b day Of June 1866 upon certain Judgment
ls66. of said Court5 against yen, the said part
ners under the krm name Of Euston- Mccain q
Co. 40 "A to make tlle said caption read, The
Statc of West Virginia. instead of The City OF
Wheeling, State of West Virginia.
WILLIAM A. PARKER CHANCELLOR II. BROOKS,
THEOpoRE +. PIER, partners, doing business
nnder this firm name OF PARKERe Books e.
Co., by u. WsdEtfEtsS
june IS. 1867 eco At t- Istheir.Att'y.
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Accident ON the Bal,imore Road.

Yesterday morning the freight train
which left this city, met with an acoi-
dent several miles ont the Baltimore
road, the tire of one of the wheels of tho
engine breaking down, which threw the
engine across the track, the tender
and two freight cars piling on top oft
The engineer Mr.. George Ragel, was Sc,
verely injured, and the fireman, Mr.
Clifford, was badly hurt, having three
ribs broken. The twoiniured men were
brought to this city on the fast freight
train yesterday forenoon.
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RsfIcct that a sound mind aud body are tbs
happiness. Indeed. without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; this
prospect hourly dArkcns 10 the Wow, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair aud filed with
the melancholy reflection that tho happiness Of
annthrr bcennlea hNrhfed With nnf nMn
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Tho Raec this Afternoon.

Tho Race this Afternoon.
We would urge on our readers not
to forget the contest of speed to come
off at the Fair Grounds to-day at 3 P.
NJ. The Society has offered two premi-
ums, one for trotters and one for PAGERS,
and We understand that both have been
filled. For the trot there ale FIVE en-
tries already and a prospect for more,
so that our readers will have the oppor,
tunity of seeing first class trot. Fol
the pacing premium there have been
several entries, but how many we do
not kow, positively; but we can assure
our readers that they will be amply re-
paid for visit to the Island this after
noon.
Don't forget to be on hand at P. NJ.
Tickets for the stockholders of the
society will be furnished gratuitously
at the ticket Office on the grounds.
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LiyeIy EncouuteP.


In front of the Mcclure House yester.
day, on Monroe street, a fight occurred
between two boys which assumed the
proportions of a manly ARRAY. The
fight was conducted with pertinacity
that was terror to passers-by. One OF
the little fellows seized a large stone
and applied ii to the head of his antag,
onist very enthusiastically, and after
the boys were separated one of them ran
into the street, picked up large stone,
and hurled it at the other boy, but il
missing him the stone struck a lady that
was passing, injuring her severely. Thus
ended the contest.
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Theory and Practice.

In this department every student will be thor
Oughly drilled in each Of thesJ various business
branches and thus become perfectly sclusinte'
with all their details. The students, acting a
business men receive letters. orders, kilograms
&C., purchase md sell merchandise, atthnd Il
their banking tnteTestes depOsit money, pa,
fTeights. &C.; al being completed and carried OF
by and among Themselves, tins preparing then
to at once All any -ftrztion that may Sa~r.
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sheuider Misplaced.

Captain French, a conductor of the
express train on the Baltimore road,
while trying to subdue drunken man
who was on his train, on the Fourth OF
of July, dislccated his shoulder in his
endeavors to. quiet. the man. A few
months ago the Captains shoulder was
dislocated, and it not having fully re-
covered its strength he was subjected
to a repetition of this misfortune.
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Academic Department.

This department r. under The .uperintcH'ience
OF I. Z. BLAKELY, Il. A., and has been opened
with the view OF af0rding 70 such students "a
may desire t. an opportunity Of psrfectiDg thsEa-
selves In these branches OF edncsf4pn not usually
can afford the time 10 pass through a eourse IN
this department. may here bbtzin a tbsnsngh
English, Mathematical and Classical edueati0a.
The system Of iastTuetiOa pursued l. a thorough
and most sueeessful one and the Principal Of
the department. can Confidently APPEAL 10 his
past. success and BIS present patrons - the
strongest and best Of ia recommendations
Continental stadeDts arr admitted % tbs Eng
hsh classes without extra charge.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
State of west virginia. !

Ohio County Circuit Court, Nay Rules,
1867. ..- - So. .-
Alexander McElroy re. Achilles Scatterday,
Alfred Caldwell, Joseph Gist, and John W.
Wells. partners under The firm Of Gist & Wells;
Polaski Scatterdcy, Robert Morrison, Ara- A.
Hutchinson; The Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling; Z. e. McCauslin; Executors
of Steel Smith, deceased; Thomas Smith; the
School Commissioner Of the city Of Wheeling;
Elijah J. Stone and Jacob c. THONGS partners,
under the firm of Stone d Thomas; William
Robertson Alfred Caldwell and Henry c. Flesh
err late partners, under the firm Of Caldwell &
Ffesher.
fI,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE-
i cover the purchase money due, and owing
the complainant upon the property mentioned
In the BIN fled In this eanse- - -
3 And it appearing from an afidayit fled IN
this cause, tfat' the defendants Achilles Scat
terdav, II. C. Flesher, j. Gist, J. y. Wells, Mrs.
A. Hutchinson, William Robertson and E. C..
McCsuslin arc not residents of this State.
Therefore, it Is ordered by the PLAINTIFF coun-
sci that they do appear here within one month
after the fonrth weekly publication and due
p1stinS % this order, and attend 70 hlr fatefeyt
1esS$I Q f@te. MidHAEIlg. BlsELk
Atty for Complainant. jei-o wiw
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FOR SALE

U,nE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
one hundred and eighty acres of land, stu
ated in Wetzel county, w. Va, about seven
miles from the county seat, New Mariinsville
on the Ohio river, forty acres Of which In cleared
and nj for fencing purposes, small orchard and Q
small house. Also, fOrty-eight acres OF bottom
land situate within one mile Of New Martins
Vile wetzel county, fronting on the river, on
which Is located good two.story house worth
ahOnt e 800. JOSEPhpS CLAM
vile, WetEel county, viva. fe52S-d&w