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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24


r g W CLARK, United States Marshal fot the stste
of Iosa, d, hereby give public notice that In The
81 the United Stats Against tvsaty es Of wool
e. at n Aces sesars and fosfstqfs updsr aess Of
CoueFess. rdbd. = Ne lsh day Of Asy is4 10 usop
ceunfy, 10 ., sDsaA 80 take toto ny tpspcsn, tw
safe custody, oue coal stovr too copper fstts. cur
whiskey barrels ave mssh tubs toa grstt,
eumisr pump. ten tusneis coal, i've four son Jugs,
vat twenty bushels large trough tive pair
steey .rds piano foot adj bs TWEEN
ty onsnoh rope ehsirs 6ve ssis ,roughs one
ladder frame building twenty feet square,
aud tn. land upon which the 10 sitnsted being sat
uatsd IN Marion county iowa and described " follows
n. W, " Of the n 4 s~snsr 20, rosnshp -, K ~
vest.
Audi also give public notice that the time assigned
for the return OF said warrant the 9th day u Jnns
1851, and hersby asmonsh and summons all PEI
claiming interest In the aid twenty cords OF wood
1t Al of knesiag Or hAsias ssyA sg n ~ ~hy thS
shena not b cos1< u1ns1 Al scA TO ausv IL
demand Of said appellant that they be ssd appear be-
fore the said Court TO be held AMI for the southsrn
Livison District of Iowa the United States Court
Rom IN the city of keokas In aid Dstyict at spe-
ciai term. 10 be holden arst Tuesday In Jun-
1861 oe och the VI that then aud
there - intsrpoe claim for the same, aud make
their allegations IN that behalf.
O. W. CLARE q 8 NJ
msy' Sdl4t u PUlro-, Deputy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

IMPORTANT TO BoSpHoLDERs. - Persons
holding Seven Thirties Of the first issue are
Informed that unless they convert the same
into gold-bearing 520s by the 18th OF Au.
gust next, they will be entitled only to the
face Of the notes, and interest in currency.
The gold bonds sell at premium.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

Mr. MCKENZIE, who was elected keeper OF
the Calsboose at the last meeting of the Coun.
Gil, has declined to serve, and that body Will
have another TO elect at its next meeting.
See Communication signed Fireman, T"
in regard to this matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24
nRIGINAL NoTICE-To Geo. W Hs

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Geo. w Hsr.
~ d. and Thus H.rae-ty. Res ne sehnsdsr. for
merry Wssfsi ~idsr, add des go 81 Lsossesi vepAs
sud Gsorse rehnsid~F he< hasb spd o<s c Ahdsrson
70 Harry Fulton ssniusi Bostmss II Mas, H.
seidins. Trustee tor " m udtiek, Margaret kuhsD-
mex, Wa shsrn, Cox Shelley rneophiias y Gregg,
The Marin
You and zach yos hereby bottled that there Is
Ole ia the once Of the Clerk Of the District
coort Of Lee County osa at keotuk petition Of Geo
x kittsourue elsirtpf ~ yon the sssd W. Hsr
d-sty aud rsos psrdesty. tbs sen u Sins isufrsd
reveniy A.. doils 97 81 and prsy ing against
ali Of the fcrcelo.nre of ertsan given
secure ths payment Of thu said sod nst~s,
vvyns thu 70 lowing described tro' eft, Lot. FOUR ~
sever ~ eight ~ and twelve uf)ta bioek tw
f2) III Siibouraes Addition II the Ctyo Ee-kuk, Lee
tusty Iowa and also prsysss fos dseres aY The ,Hie
Of the -sif premises for the paynest Of the
sid dstt.
Nov naie you ap,er n --so snd defend before
Of the s~cond day ~ the term II the said District
Court ssid Court be and hod-n The second
lBday la sestsmbef ise 5-fs7if ~ be esfered and
Judgment and decree r.sdefsd pfsyei or in
said pstttpn RANKIN AG'RtAf,
2 n 5oe-Csncsiedl Atrys tsr Pin's
! itd4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

PERsoxAL.-we were pleased to receive q
call yesterday from L. D. Ingersoll, Esq -
better known as Linkensale the spicy
editor Of the Muscatine Journal, who is on a
visit to our city. "Link'' is one Of the best
writers in the State, and gets up an A No. !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

THR Burlington Argus has made an unpro-
voked and uncalled for attack upon two Of
our best and most prominent business men,
on account of their being engaged in lottery
scheme. The record of these gentlemen for
fair and honorable dealing does not certainly
warrant the scurrilous attack upon them by
the wiseacre Of that sheet Let Burlington
attend to her own " little biz, as our mer>
chants and business men are fully able and
competent to paddle their own canoes"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

TuE Grand Lodge Of F. l. A. Masons, OF
the State OF Iowa, will be held at Davenport
on the first Tuesday 10 June. Arrangements
have been made by Grand Secretary Parvin
to carry delegates to and from the Grand
Lodae at reduced rates of fare.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

By Tsisgrspn.j cIsorxsAr. Nay O.,
Flou--saper oil sos,2 20, family n4slk, fsne, SIS
bodl6
wh-.t-wo I winter red 10 a0sSs
Corn-ho In brk 90
oats-f4 for Mol
Rye 81 asHl 20 for Mol.
WHISKY Dahl s.d prices nominal; "a Ia bond
Prouaons-U ocLsng-d and hrm, nssss pork s72 Sc;
bulk sidss 10; hula hams n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

An Iowa SOLDIERS GRAvE.-Rev Z. Hey
ser, of Philadelphia, writes to General Saun-
ders, Postmaster, from Madison, Morgan
county, Georgia, stating that in graveyard
ne'r hsdison. he had found grave with the
words Nth knife on the headboard,
Lieut.. D. +. Ecrles, l4th Iowa" suppos
ing il possible that the friends of the deceased
may net know Of the location of the grave,
Mr.. Heyser desires this notice tdlbe. given to
the ruhlic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

THEIR will be q Dramatic Entertainment
at Atheneum Hall, tomorrow evening, ar
ranged BY Mr. J. Dsrdenne, of the German
Theater," of Chicago. See their advertise
ment in another column
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spublic.

"Fox AID GEESE" is lively game, in
dulged in ct present to q great extent by
the youngsters masculine of the city.
The sound Of the horn is heard in every di.
rection. We. Of course, delight to see mer-
riment among the boys, but have to caution
them against carrying their sport so far as to
d. injury TO others. On account OF their
horn blowing two teams were frightened YES
terdsy and ran away, fortunately doing but
Little damage. Boys, FIX the "boundaries Of
your game away from the business streets Of
tie city, and then enjoy yourselves to the full.
est extent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

tniled Saias Of Ames1ea Soa.hern DtFaon " ie.pa.
n W cLARf, United stsiss Marshal for this State
OF Iva. DO hereby give pubic notice that IN the
Of the tbit~d rtaiss against ten thousand egxSs
In a Of setxur. and forfeiture usder
81 oBxress odd the i0b d.y My, 1851 IN
Peii Marion Co., fgws attach and take into Ios-es
son for satr custod theussnd cigars. lssa
and piso lvs putle notice - the time Assghed
Cor thsreurn sssd the sch ssy Of Juus
lsd7 an hss sky ouish aed sunpsns I'll p~rspss
claiming any interest In the said ten Thousand cigar
less knowing OF having anything tn vhy
the should sot Re Condemned aud said 10
the demand Of said app-iAai tLsi they he aud appear
before the said Curt to lie teid In aud for the soah-tn
Division tistsfct 81 iCws The trlt~d statss Court
2o in the city Of ks huh Ia ad DsstrIet al SPEC al
tern. TO be hoidsn the first Ts~4sy In Jups 1857
"a clock 10 ths fcreoson oftkat d, shsn
rpose claim for the nd make their allie
g@tiens h that beha T. u CLARK. U.s NJ.
mzyls-ditt II. rr1ros, Deputy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

CoNrSe.-Johnsou's Circus and Menagerie
will exhibit ct this place on Thursday, the
goth inst. my24,f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

Fos No. article Of maple syrup 20 Il
Hesse Zindel, corner Of Ninth and Malt
streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

St Lomts Market.
By Teleg h. er. Locia, May 70
Fiour-Qnst, and prices ., nibsl.
whe.t-unsslesbls, holders .sting 81 eoas ~ for
prime To choice fail.
corn-Us r.isasss at 81 esaieIsI % for n,x.d jed
Low AID white.
osts-stesdy at af6sa
Provisions and Lard-CnctAnxtd
vhsk.-Fru; With sales Of bonded a. q; free 81
~ es
Lsad-firm at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

"Srsx,se !, Cois.-Cousidsrable scarcity
of small change is being experienced upon
the withdrawal Of the Eve cent stamps from
circulation, aud the substitution Of the new
Eve cent copper or composition pieces. As
the change is gradual, and enough of the lat
ter is issued to meet all deficiencies, there is
no necessity for this state of things. The
fact is, as we hear, great many people fool'
ishly iuagiaing that the coppers willconsinus
at par, and greenbacks or stamps go down,
are hcsrding up the new issue. andthus keep
| ing itfrom circulation. Such would do well
to understand that the coppers will never b
worth premium. like gold and silver, and
that all their caution will be for nought.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

Nh. EDrToR;-A few days ago the mtr.
chants ofthe city entered into an agreement
g close their respective places of business at
signN clock each evening, Saturdays ex-
cepsedt rom May Goth TO September LIST. ]
heartiiySnd the movement, and am
sorryato &C. ,hansome Of the business men
continue 10 ssep,open after the time agreed
upon. Thisisnotright and is in direct violation
Of the contract, sndas, besides. very unfair
dealing with those who favor and strictly ad
here 10 the arrangement Precisely at eight
q ,shoal commence the closing up
4 - --stores; let business be entire
b y il 49, hour, so that proprietors
49, - enjoy themselves for abort
tveninss away from the Isi,cs;c v, : :
eA Your, &c.
srn1R AzauuAu1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

THr potato bug it is thoushthas been killed
by the cold and rainy weather.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24
CITY NEWS.

A SrArr Sabbath School Convention is e
be held in Davenport on June 9Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

ChfcaGo Live ssook MARKET.
Bv Telegraph oxsosso Nay ~
Rseeipt,-s7 car OF cattle, 100 Of hog, "a
Of sheep
catlsch0tes to prime - eoas 10 fair to good s. o.
a. 70 common to medium 81 lka1 co.
Hogs choics prfue 20 ss@ rs fsir to good 80 10
&c 80 common to Medium ~ $50 So
sh~p-as,d 20 prime q esss 10, comnon 20 fAir
g. 1897 Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

RIVER News The river is again on the
rampage, rising upwards of two feet since
our laet report. Five large Wisconsin RATS
passed down yesterday afternoon. If the rel
cent rains have been general, we can expect
a still further swell in the great stream.
The port list up till | | o clock last evening
is as follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24
Original Notice.

FUyO RcPERr HAYWOOD sir VIZ ara h-rsby no
tined that theie fs Gle in the Office Of the
pf trict Cnar, Ee-kuf, Lee County and ftsts OF
Iowa petition Of Mary Emma Haywood, yaar wife
claiming . divorce from the bonds Of mstimcny
exist between you and h-r, and f.f .jmoay the
Of 500 aud other tiers thers Ia britt
81 ~iu des,rsion for more u an two years &c
Nos unless you he and sppesr the September term
Of the District Court K-okuk Lee COUNTY loss and
mshe defence accordns 10 the rules OF said qou
before n he second ds, Of sid i@r- 1871 d..
Gill be rena-rrd and Judgment entered pro eosso
aud pc iiioners request q, TED.
MsRY EMMA haywood. Petitioner.
SC Stamp BY MARSHALL, Solicitor
msy22 diw--rues
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

ExoviRE WIrHIs.-The mouth is house
to let Huwever pretty it may be externally
i, is impossible to judge of It's merits until
you have seen the inside II behind the ruby
doors there are plenty of pearl white fixtures,
you will exelaim at once, ''how beautiful ~
To impart the utmost possible brilIiancy Ia
such dental furniture-to keep it always
sound and perfect-there is nothing like fra.
grant Sozodont. my24deodlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24
THE CHoRUS WREATH.

A COLLECTION Of Sacred and Secular
IN chorusses from Oratorios Operas. and Popular
Giles a~d Chorus Books, dssgusd Staadard BOOK fcy
Choir hasiesi Societies, cenventoss and schools ana
contsng the most desirable Pieces for Private ptsc
tice 81 Public fevffmsnce This new eompfisticp
yin provo hgnfv aoeeptabls TO Cholfs Marlcsi eoeis
ties and nOns that rsqnire IN eompeet and scp
vsnent fo,n, ~ vsrl best vocal compositions for prk
vate prscfce " public prrfcrma Aside from AZ
fscl = pstsias I'd II ths sss a. eei~
Obliged b taxn 70 large pnnbsr Of sounss he loS
ps II which the best and nost popular pieces Of hss
recommend The chosua Wrsash 10 tia masca pnr,I =
. valua4ie week within ths rssch AZ s~ay one =
Price 20 Sent postpaid oliver Uftson 4
Xorh- s fsH@E eit TWaylY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

New Yerk Live steek narkst.
By Telegraph NV Yosx Maya
Be-,e Receipts 400 Market about ~ higher than
houds,; bolk Of cattle fair grades pixie. us mosty
at sAl1 and fe~ at l7J<
shesP-Duli a. s1sDssz for shs.r.d; supply heavy
I for demsod .
Very daIi best corn fed selling at 81 50 al 60
I eomnon6s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

New Orleans Market.
BY telegraph NKw oun.ss MAJ q.
Cotton K,Esr tut unsettled low addiisg aSta Az.
sugn ant Aoiassss-Aouinsi and unclaimed
Fieuf-saper sil; xxx iresulur; SIS 50.
Corn-Yeow and mixed 81 is4at AZ white 81 -.
osts-soE SOS.
Lard-In tisrees $50 IL; kegs l3I<nI3A.
Bacon-shousd.rx Va. clear sides 49,.
Pork-f24 rs
ooaee-Aetivs; prime 21t<12si<.
Can Francisco Market
BY Telegraph. San FRAxc,seo, Mag "a
nonr-p SCOT
whest-puil; shipping demand about over; s20a us
Legal Tepders-7sA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY. on cor
II ner Tth end Rank streets embr.oipg nFGry f,s<
lots. hsiek eaftsss dveihog stable, VOID aud wesA
heuss and other ouhuilding garden ard large variety
fruit AMI ornamental trees choice varieties grnp ber-
riss, &e. 10 eearing two large eistsrns, Ae, &C.
This property 10 In GO repair AID offer the whole
for sale 1T low price, for cash half cash pnd bal
snoes ON favorable terms Title perfect The wholeis
for ssie 81 LESS than the house te bailt for
xneuirs OF B. TEN EYCK,
The proprietor CHAS. P. BIRGE
art Satf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

General insurance Agency.
o111C1 on AnpND,sr, kSoKUx. low
BealEslaae DoughsandSol
r9Isssas lssvfsg pespsrty vlsh n T. r.nByek 70
ssh VIII - eAEfsl rsgsiar oorhnsens whoever ssIls
the propwty.
Yirs, River, Iaks and kaSs Insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-16
HOUSE OF DELEeArEs-

Prhyer by Rev. s. B. Barnitz. of this
Evangelical Lutherin Church.
MIR. Fleming, from the Firance Com.
mlttee, reported bill for the relief o,
me Board of Education of Grant town,
snip, Harrison county, and a bill for the
relief of John b. Bumgardner. Sherifl
of Cabell county.
Mr. Ferguson, from the Judiciary
committee, reported adversely upon the
following propositions
ISL; ot requiring the boards of SUI
perNlSors to publish annual statements
OF receipts and disbursements.
"a. VI IegisIatiuginr regard to iisloyal
persons acting in the capacity of depu-
ties and assistants to officials.
Sd. or providing mileage for consta-
He also reported back the resorrt,o,
directing an inquiry into the expedi-
ency OF establishing uniform rates of
wharfage, storage, receiving and deljv-
ertnE goods by railroad companies a ma
asked Its reference to the COMMITTEES on
Roads, &c. OAi
He also reported back the following
bills, with adverse recommendations:s
hOuse bill 10: \ bill for the relief of
minor &. Hall and his sureties.
rouse bill 81: A bill to provide for
Lie pay OF certain officers OF the board
OF registration. -
-, he also reported back, with favorable
Hn1,nn mn u,Hi,l!ion, the following bills:
nouse olll %: \ bill refundfnS conn
" taxes 10 certain persons in ijpshnr
county, with substitute
House bill 20: y bill to divide JTnsbur
county into two assessment SliSfriots
with amendments. LUIS
House bill 81: a bill to amep5 so, On
Shsp. llSo the acts OF 1868, coneernine
House bill to amend and re-enac,
II OF the act of 1866, concerning nnSIfc
StstnIhs. Nihe section relates 10 the
distribution of the session acts
ne also reported a bill for the raIisfl
OF George p. Moore, of Pocahos,t.sIl
county, bill legalizinE the issus ay
persons living together without MAJ
riagei and a bill to legalize the con vsy--
ance OF lot in the town OF Elizahetb |
Writ county, TO Barnet +, Rail
Mr. Smith, of Berkeley, from tho
y COMMITTEES on Counties, &c, reported \ |
S SlII LOT the incorporation of the town Of 1
New haven, Mason county; a bill to "a.
PeaI the charter of the town of HarnarSs
i rIrS, anu Dill to incorporate the
1O w OF hlpleS, In Jackson county.
III. sal. .i rom the special Commit
~. ~ on, On InS state Normal School. renort-
ca pack House bill No. as. for Az -
laoilShment of State normal scb,S1
with amendments. 'eu0oi,
ne also reported back, without 70 /,
the bill authorizino, the
souncll of Eairmout TO subscribe t6 ths
negency OF the West Virginia Normal
Mr.. Spencer, from the Committee .,
ln, reported a bill to constitnts
NJ Srksonrg separate school district,
80 III. SsiuWetl, rom the COMMITTEES ON
'S''' reported adversely on the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-16

FINANCIAL matters draga good deal
ms the market quotations plainly indi-
cate. There is an almost total lack of
animation in business circles East.
aud as matter of course the whole
country partalles OF the feeling. The
difficulty is not now in IA scarcity of
money, for it is freely offered at six per
cent on first class securities, but in the
uncertainty that attends both the no
litical and financial condition. North
and South. Government securities
continue in good demand ut fine rates,
but almost everything else is loosely
held, and there are more sellers than
buyers of nearly every species
OF property. The daily receipts
of internal revenue have fallen
on very decidedly, and Congress is
therefore in u quandary about taxes.
The last statement of the public debt
shows up the fallacy of Mr.. McCuI-
loeh's spasm of contraction in this. that
1t could not be permanent if the indus
try OF the country is to go forward in n
way to yield large revenues to the Gov
eminent. For IA long time past it has
been evident to intelligent men, that
either that policy must be relaxed. or
else chronic feebleness must character
ize the trade of the country, ending at
last, perhaps. in widespread financial
disaster. The general report on all
hands is of IA settled indisposition to ut
tempt as little as possible in the way of
business, until il Is known as near ne
possible what values are to be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-16

rms great medicine cured Dr. j. n. Schencl,
the Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumntio1
Wheh IL mad assumed its most formidaEIe a.
bect, anu %hen speedy death appeared 10
MS case incurable, when he comfnenced -fhs
use OF thls simple but powerful remedy %HJS
health was restored in "A very short time and
no return OF the disease has been apprehend-
Ill iS OF ai the syStoms quickly disappeared.
anu MS present weight is more than Two hnn
dred pounds " - ti'aii-
since his recovery, he has devoted his nj
tsntlon exclusively to the cure of Consnnn.
u0n ana the diseases which are usually com
plicated with 1t, and the cures effecfsj no ~.
medicines have been very numerous on M
Iuly wonderful DIR. Schenck makes DrofeS-
slonAi VISITS to several of the larpnr citJas
weekly, where he has large cOncourSe ~
Patients, and It is truly astonishing 10 see
OF tnelr carriages, and in a few months
neaItny, robust persons. DIR. SCHESCESS
PULMONIC SYRUP, SEAWEED ToNHS
anu Ma DRAkE PILLS are generaIIy All
REQUIRED In curing Consumption. Full dire
uons accom- pany each, SO that any Ors 80,
take them without seeing DR.. scRenct Int
When II Is convenient IL Is best to see him
He gives advice free but for n fborn1Sb ~
animation with his RespirometeT, hiS fae fs
three dollars. 80 Aee =
Please observe, when purchasIpo, ,t,o. a.
Two nkeneSses of the Doctor-one when in
me last stage of Consumption, and the ofber
rs ne now Is, in perfect healeh-are ON the
Mt stamp 80 VI the
6, sold by ali Druggists and dealers. Price
J % per bottle, or 81 50 the half dozen a.
tens for advice should always be IIirected n
u. SchenGks Principal Office, Is North sth
SsLeet, Philadelphia, Pa. General WhoIeSaia
T11sehts' Demas Barnes & Co., N Y:SS
tiianee; BGaaitimore Md; John d. Park, Gin.
Noilin Gums Bros st. Louis, Mo. ~ Aii''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-16
\ Queer Document

We received last night from our
Washington correspondent the follow.
ing document, which he says is IA spec.
linen ofmany that are laid uow-a- days
on the desks of members OF Congress.
1t will be seen that a general assassina.
ton is set for to-day and tomorrow
LAST WARNING FROM THE srIRIr-LANp,
To the Republican Members Of CoDoress.
Beware OF assassination on the 18th
The raliying-poiut of the Fortieth
Congress will be at Philadelphia. where
| can be found to give you further in
formation, if accountable.
King Andrew the First will soor
reign supreme in the Capital of yoT,r
nation, over which he will iueyit,SI,.
rule for a while with the rod of a des-
POT; clothed in regal splendor and
with royal authority.
Washington, d. c., February, 1867.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-16
alelr advertisements.
Farm for Sale.

nHE FARM WHEREOF / NOW RE-
side situated on top of the river hill
three miles south of WellsbuTg, one hall
mile from the Ohio river,
Containing ICY Acres,
the whole of which Is under fence. $50 under
good state OF cultivation, the remainder
covered with good timber suitable for all
purposes, the whole well wstered. The Inn
proyements consist of a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
two stories high, rooms and entry on first
floor and above, with kitchen and pantry
back, Barn, Stable, Corn.Cribs, Wagon-houSe
Hay house with sheds around for two
hundred sheep, Smoke-house, Hen-house,
C1der-house with Carpenter Shop overhead,
Wood and Coal Sheds and Hog-house, Dairy
of stone. Apple Orchard OF about one hun
bred and thirty trees, with Peach and Cher
~ sufficient fer family use. The land Is all
underlaid withavein focal from four 20 four
and half feet thick, and could certainly be
delivered on the Ohio river at less cost per
bushel than by sinking a shaft. Therefore,
persons wishing 10 engage in coal business
would do well 20 call and eXaime the adyan-
tages and disadvantages for themselves.
II this property is not sold at private sale
before the 18th Of March, IL will be offered at
Public Sale on that day.
febI6-2t ELI GREEN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-16

a MEETING was held at Good VIII
School House in the upper end OF
Brooke county, and another in Cross
Creek township, last week, to protest
against the proposed subscription on
the part of that county to the railroad
from Holidays Cove, via welIsburg,
to Wheeling. The attendants upon the
two meetings resolved that they woald
oppose at all hazards and to the last
extremity, the levying of any such tax
for railroad purposes" The weIIsburg
Herald is down on these meetings with
considerable severity, and remarks
that those who got them up were actua-
ted by spirit ofselfshness,h having now
in the upper end of the county all the
railroad facilities they want, ''they are
unwilling to be taxed for equaIizing
the benefits of their road to the balance
OF the county,"