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COLLECTOR,s NOTICE..

oTAX-PAY EIlS of 9th District arc Lorobvro,;e,
tlat unpaid State, County and Dog Taxes ,u,,si he
Pd1 'ehoW Jot re, by the 18th day of January neyt
TlIOS. TERRY
Dec 7, lST-3w '' '-'>
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The Means Sufficient to Bui lid the
Road.

Contracts Gn the entire work Of building 9ll miles OF
frs class railroad est from ON iha comprising much OF
the most dic ut mountain work. and embracing every
expense except surveyin have Lesr made with respon
sible parties (who have already finished over SEQ miles
ut the average rate of sixtyeght thousand and fifty
eight dollars (SGS 0JS) per mile This price includes all
Nccesary shops for construction and repairs OF cars. de
pots stations AMI all other incidental buildings and also
locomotives passenger baggage, and freight cars, and
other requisite roug-stcCk to an amount that shall
not he less than $1,000 per mile. Allowing the cost
The remaining one hundred aud .inhy-ss OF the eleven
hundred miles assumed to be built by the Pacific Com
pany 10 be 100000 per mile.
The Totai Cost Of Eleren Hundred Miles
ariN be rs .toItors:
Oh miles, at SGS S62 20i hl.
1856 miles, at SDDhh,.... lhIIuNt
Add discounts bonds surveys, &c. $40 u~
Amount...............,., s.,oi i'vi.
As the T. ). Bonds are cqu; Ia money, and the Com
panys twn First Mortgage Bonds have u ready market
we have as the
Araiiubic Cash HcsoHrces for Raildin9
Eicren Hundred Niles:
4 s. Bonds. W ''M
First Mort gage Bond. ERICSSON
Capital st rN ,a.d Ia the work done. ",. -,
Land Grant, l4.csG.0uU acres. al $50 per -
2ll.u w.
. ii''' 81
The company have ample facilities Dr. supplying any
deficiency that may arise means ir rositlei"n TIN
may he done wholly or in pat by additional snbscrif
tiois capital stock.
Active i,oiry h,- already been made for portion o
these ,nd4, ami arrangements are now proposed "'ci
a mart Of them for sale While their whole value III moi
ls available for 10 they Will remain
Very important SOME" uf revcnur pthe Company The
l,.s OF the nuis Csntt knli,ai Com%tny are selling
a, from ST to 81 pes acre, ami ether iamlglnn CON
lnies in the West are ie'SHihe "i" '"es i-' s'h''
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MARRIED..

KENNADY-HAINES.-Onth the 18th inst,
by the Rev. J. A. Brindle, SAMUEL HAINEs
and ALICE Y. HAINEs, all of Port Deposit.
OOPER-HAINES.- the 10th inst.
at the house of the BRIDES father, by the
Rev. Jas. M. Elderdice, AMOS G. COOPER
and INDIANA HAINEs, all Of this county.
Thus in the bloom of early youth,
Influenced by this sacred truth
Mot good for alone to DIV ell :"
They both agreed-and have ''doae ueH"
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Maryland Bounty
III SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
Army and Navy Agency.
THOMAS TIMMoNs \ CO.

NO. u South Street, orey Gas Co.'S Office, baltimore
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nnot no ana SAILORS, enlisted or drafted opj
is.ereu INTO the US. Service after u,~ az, .n
Bonn ny'eo 10 Maryland, entitled to 500 stat
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DIED.

GILLESPIE his residence near Row
landsvile, on Tuesday the 26th ult., of
heart disease, &. WASHINGTON GILLESPIE.
ROGERS. Thursday 2lst ult., at his
residence, near the Brick Meeting House,
EZRA ROGERS, in the SO year of his age
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The Cecil Whig.
For President,
GENERAL ULYSSES 9. GRANT.

Subject to the Decision of the Republican National
Convention.
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ADDITIONAL U. S. BOUNTY.

Soldiers Of 1861 Q g. A. who have ro,,;..,, 49,,
w .n.i sio, are entitled to an additional si", "''
Min""H ana heirs of soldiers also snl,liar" ,,,
nave io'' their Discharges, entitled. "'''
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raiiubic Cash HesoWrces for Railding
Eleren Hundred Niles:

First Murgas Bon.l-. .o!'Gl
Capital st .h ,.ud Ia on the work now done, ''""id
Land Grant l4csG.JUU acre.. al $50 peE
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owners of Enlisted Slaves

r'u ne'rs OF deceased Soldiers may Obtain
''or'"'''ioh Tree OF charge at orr ohr. ''"'''''
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-06-27
To the Pe0nle OF Nebraska.

Having been appointed by the Com
iuners Of the General Land Office 10
e sharge of the geologj;a ;al survey of
safaska, in accordance with a law
assed by Congress, dated March I'd,
1867 | take this opportunity to ask the
sgm.naIhy and hearty Cooperation of the
Chizens Os the SIate. Tne approPTiaIIUn
is very liniled--only S5,OOO-and the
time rest1cled 70 Qpe year. Il Is my
wish, however, 20 secure as much IN
formation as possible in that length Of
time, with the hope that further aPpro.
Inriatious viii be made in the coming
wear for full completion Of the survey.
i To -shQy the Importance which the
Commissioner attaches toElsplts or
urvey, and the range Of srples E'aica ns
Sishes TO have Investigated havs quot
lid .8he following paragraphs from as
euer of insxpcliens G ae. II WIN ee
/ zen By a glance heM lE'af aqa sonlPfe-
Iensive are Is Plans, ana az snat Is
needed Is q safieient eian Of money TO
carry them out.
sf, willsbe .vs.sr dgly to proceed, as
soon ss necessafy arrangements can be
nsde q .ae sphere of your operations
!. - geological survey Of NebFaskal
essh he view TO ascertain The order
secession, arrangements, relai'sS p
sinon, .6epsh and compaEaiigs .nlsknss5
of the several strata, and geoio ieAl
formations il lie Stale @ searcn for
and exanins all The beds, veins and olneF
deposits Of ores. coa clays, mi1Fis,
peass, and sach slAss piperai snhs.allsss
as we'll as The fossil remains Of iae seFi.
ons formafio,s. and 80 ebsain abenieai
analvses Of sneb bf tbese sus.4sees and 9!
of he diasre Fafieiies q sol, as II
NAV deeneS rabls % ascertain the
E slsmenlarv COZ liiuents thereof. You
viii sisC determine, by careful baromet-
ric obsEvation, The relative elevations
and expressions Of ihe. different parts oi
he Safe of Nebraska.
Eshall likewise be your duty to pro
cue and prepare in the field Of your ex
doratiOns. ample collections in Geology
l-Wiuerology and PaIeousology, 70 illus
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DirectoTgf lf 3Nf 0f .1eb.
Omaha City Jane 5lh, 1867



The fOlbWiD |esifMeH pl'f
cer,ain parties ia thls city belonglng 70
one of the most diabelical gang Of horse
thieves. robbers and murderers, that ever
consplred against the lives and properly
of our people, was given before the
Mavor Of this city, on Saturday the Slh
inst, before large and eag'r AUDIENCE.
If true, the evidence reveas the dark
myster:ous workings of des'erate ban
dItti of outlaws extending tbapgh wes
tern Missouri. southern Iowa and Ne
brasha, thoroughly organized With their
signs Of. recognition, Signals nd pass
words. so as safely and boldly TO carry
on their midnight revel of Cripi and mur-
der. II is Weii for the cOmmnily that
this band of outlaws has IT las been de-
lecIed, and enough known TO lad to The
arrest or banishment of all theparsies,if
vigorously prosecuted.
The whole conspiracy was divuloed
b one OF their 0~p band, q Sav feur.
isen years of age, wSo was arreslsd 81
Sonora, Mo-, q few day AGO On spt
Cion. and being examined, alqed fasi.
which lead to the arrest 3. 5 I'd
wards and Washiaeion halie. q Ne
braska City, on tbe charge hors ineft
AS the desaiis Of sae ereente werl
LONG. We have aaiy pEcs Is a syropsis
Ths psbl can judge bow far il IS rrli
r AIcNeil, being do -.
.ea lhai be and hisfasheE e-th los'
horse, stolen lrsn fsinef's sable
n Aiehissr o. ihs nlght O
the l4lh o f "a BE- afterwards sue
ceeded in them % Sidney, Iowa
and lbsrss so NebrAska Guy.
Rrs. b. F. 8udles, being instrucie.
- he court the solemniiy Of an oath ,sa
qualified and testified shat be was Gov
about fourteen years Of age, that bis PEI
ents were both dead, and that hs va
from near Columbus, OhIO.iha d nl
10 St. LOUIS about two monils IS
got acquainted with ,RObsrs Nil
whom be asked to aecom be nv
er. They walked the slapce o
foot 10 81. Joe. .ghsrs l eish th
following names, eelrn sng 70 ih
/ rang, Samuel Sc0ss, George William,
EiWm. Harris. Sam lsOn, saobel
White .Samusz lamsoh and ttsorg
! lDaAis. Ifc fsma.ned ii ST Joe sewers
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-06-27

iTate the notes taken in the field, and
transmit them 10 this Office 10 be en-
bodied IN its next annual report Of Sur
veying Operations.
in order 10 enable this Office 70 present
to Congress the results of the Geologi-
cal Survey, you are required TO make a
preliminary report Of the progress of
your labors, sccompsnied by such maps,
sections and drawings as you may consld
erxeqnisite 20 illustrate the said report.
so that il may reach here on OF before
the first Of October next. Your final
report, which you will render under the
appropriation, shall embOdy the results
Of the entire survey and shall Be accom-.
panied by Geological map Of Nebras.
ka, with carefully prepared sections, dia.
grams, &c, showing, by different coloEs
and other marks and characters, the
principal locations and geological range
of the various geological formations, 10
the extent explored, and by drawings and
descriptions of the characteristic fossil
remains Of the different groups of strata.
Il is desirable that the portion of Ne.
braska south of the Platte be examined
first, owing to the fact of its being oc.
cupied by the limeslenes of the true coal
measures. You will institute a careful
search for the localities, depth and extent
of that most valuable mineral.
It will also be important 10 extend the
explorations and examinations along the
Missouri river 10 Sioux City, as there is
reported TO be bed of coal out-croppinp
from rocks Of the chalk formation near
the Omaha Reserve now being surveyed
into legal subdivisions for the accomo-
dation of the Omaha aud Wlnnebago
Indians.
As the more settled portions of the
State are upon the surveyed lands, il is
desirable that your explorations be d.
rected to such regions Of the country,
LOOKING TO the determination and lOca-
tion. as we'll as the extent of natural re-
sources in coal, metallic ores, hydraulic
and common limestopes, fire clays, free
stone, fagsloDe, marbles, &c, that prop
erly belong to the various formations,
and which may be Of immediate use 10
the people of Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska being chiefly
farming country. your attention is in
vited to the examination of its soils and
subsoils. and description Of their adap-
liability TO particular crops, and the best
methods of preserving and increasing
their fertility, should. engage your con-
sideration and as SO large a portion of
Nebraska is deficient in IN
PRODUCTION 0f suitable fsest sAoa.a
be tie sobieet-0f yogS eKaminauoa: and
such susggestions as from The nature Of
tss native sell viii be found best oalca.
lated d promote The growth Of timber"
In order, therefore. that as much in-
formation Of practical value may be OBJ
4ained as possible, ] earnestly solicit the
correspondence of the citizens Of the /
State on the various subjects embraced in
the instructions of the Commissioner, or
upon any topics which have for their OBJ
ject the Development Of the resources of,
the country.
would also ask that such letters of
inquiry as may publish from time to
time may be copied in all The newspapers
Of the State.
r ". HAYDEN.
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NO. 80

days, and was hired by the company 70
curry horses, and about two weeks be IN
company vii VIM. Harris and George
Davis, went up 10 Aiehison county, No.
and there stole Mr. McNeil's horses,
about eleven o'clock at night, and hid in
the bluffs the ensuing day. They nexE
started towards Sayannah, riding on the
stolen property, the witness riding be-
bind Mr.. Williams, when they met ;
stranger, on q black stallion They fired
three times at the stranger, who fell
dead: two Of the shots having taken eff
feet il the head, and one in the BODY
They then took the stallion and money,
and escaped to the bluf9s, where they
laid three days, and started to sidney.
Iowa, where they met others Of the gang
and spent the night, and next day came
to Nebraska City, and delivered The hor-
ses 20 Mr. Edwards. He heard Mr.
Edwards say that be had sold three hor-
ses for the company, and saw them re-
eeive money from him. They told hin
that Edwards belonged TO the company.
He states the horses were then taken q
an under ground stable and concealed.
Before being examined, The witness was
asked TO point out Edwards and White.
give the several signs and signals Of The
company, which be did.
Mr.. Rcberg Hawk, Of Nebraska city,
being duly qualified. stated that Mr. B.
+. Rudles, when brought to the city. con
Quoted him 20 the underground stable 80
O1oe street, and il bore every evidence
of being lately oeeagied BY horses.
Mr.. Boyer, Of Nebraska CITY, was
next called. and being qualified, slRlee
that some time since he lost a mule, ,stO-
len by one Mr. Howard, who was con-
victed, and is now in the Missouri peni-
tentiary, and who confessed 10 belong 10
gang of horse thieves, and that Ed
wards Of Nebraska city, was The head
quarters Of the company, entrusted with
the sale Of property, and that he had
deal. almost falsely in The distribution Of
the money.
The prosecution then spoke at some
length, stating that The whole company
was conspiracy, for the destruction Of
life and properly, and that the court bad
evidence thht all The rObberies and mur-
ders that have recep,ly spread terror
through Missouri snd Nebraska, has
been committed by this organization.
The Mayor then bound Edwaads o.
a bond Of 81 900, and Wll.e a bond
Of S4G0s A appear ist ths nfxt E
Netrs Wef1resA1 lltV.
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furtuant @ notice, a meeting Of The
Republicans Of Washington county who
supported the Hon. ]. T. Davis for the
Senate, and J. C. Unthank AMI D. G.
SlradeF for the House Of Representa-
tives Of the SIate Of Nebraska, met al
the school house in Fort Calhoun, on
Monday eveing, June l7tn, 1867.
On motion, J P, Andrews was called
10 the Chair, and Newton Clark chosen
Secretary.
On motion, J. P. Andrews was called
to the Chair, and Newton Clark chosen
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated
TO be for the purOss of taking into CON
sideraiiop fhe ao,ila = ggr Seeafst
heprsss area alton n he
i0i and put aill or -
and lie ad.nr
ihs e,. 1F
noiis1 Eiam CIafk. asoYre
Stevens andbAlexander Resd --Ara-
pointed gcmmiiIee to prepare sesoiu-
lions forfho aeiion nf this nlsoiibg, who
after cghsullation reported Ghe folloglpg:
'Tbal The acts and votes of our Sea-
a,or J. T. Davis, and d. G. Strader and
j A Uuthank, members Of he House o.
Representatives, relating 10 the location
Of The Capitol and buildings, is viola
tion Of be Eell known will and interests
Of their constituents and damaging
blow IOsbe prosperity Of our young State.
Cd. That the scheme Of organizing
The Northern Nebraska Air Line
Railrotd," embracing, as It does, for
incorptratOrs the names Of said Senators
and RfpreseBla!F !Fes, tpgesher with the
only l6byisls from this county, viz T.P.
Kennsrd and J. s. Bowen, and haylng
for its object the absorption Of a large
sm0dst of he Slale lands. presents q
system Of speculation and flaad uPon s1e
peoples rights uneaallsa d be- ~
4k our uen
I 10 use their inhlence ol - lourauepg
! Of hepresent a 1 >
day Rs prqesiss ois ~ - Co.
more eTil ffem such - oly than
COED
aeeT some ion, 81 motion Of G
- Higgins, h vas earfls iha when tbi,
meeting |ourus il adioarn to laset aeair
On Saturday, he 22d Inst, al 2 o'elocl
p. m, a. The school house in Fort Cal
honn-dus police Of which shall be giver
thFoagnpat this eouaty and SenaIoria
dsaficts and hat The Secrerary 5e n
recisd . give notice 70 The Hoo. ]. r
Davis. u Q. Slader and ]. A. UnlhanE
and reqoesi them TO meet their eonstitu
ls0ls q said time and place, when b.
+ foregoing resolutions wiz be disposed Il
On motion, il was ordered that lh
/ proceedings Of this meeting be publishe
IN the Omaha Republican, and Herald.
/ On motion, the messing then adjourn
ed.
i J.P. ANDREW, Cha
/ N IAARK, See'y.
.l-Omaha Rspubliean.
] - 81 ss'
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GEO. " DOrsrr. LururE HoADl rr. cHAs. q. Don
DORSEY, HOADLEY &CO.,
REAL ESTATEAGENTS,
and Dealers in Land warrants, and
Agricultural College scrip.

Office, an Land Oeics Building,

Office, an Land Office Building.
Brovvnv111e. r1eI9.
Buy and sell improved and unimprOved lands.
Buy Sell, and lOOats Land Warrants, and agri-
cultural college Scrip.
Make careful selections Of government Lands
Tor location, Homes teads, and pre-emptiOns.
Attend To contested Homestead and pre- -emption
catIos, in the Land Office.
Letters Of inquiry, promptly and cheerfully an
sWefed.
Bg@ Correspondents Solicited 8a25tf
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RR&U&Rn

The American Organs, srA the only real reed Or
gans now before the pa5' The only Organ haV-
ing
ReUcrberqting Sound Bor, or Wind Chest.
Which has the same important part to perform IS
the Sounding Board has in the Piano Forte, to
give body aud resonance of tone and without which
the Organ becomes merely Aelooeon u an Ofg@n
ease.
The American Organs not only haze lne Fl2a
chest or sound box, but have the large 0An psi~
lows, giving power and great stsadAes 2.
| Fhese with their ex RENE Eve vOieng OF t.t s<'.
and perfectilgOf Of the tone, make then sn-.
Most Perfect Orgdn KnOOs
The improvements, with superiority Of sO Ps tSs
workmanship, place rhe sHeriean sns Ossas9I higher
-" .h. any other red instE1uaent N tne nt :.
So Organs received the First Premium 81 tie
/ 1t st. Louis Fairin October.
/ Schools Send for a Circular.
Address. PHILIP PHILIPS = CO.,
% as North 5th street, St Louis No.
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N CAARK, See'y.
Repu5licGn.
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Philip Philips & Co.

Wholesale and retail dealers IN
PIANHS,
ORGANS,
AND MELODEONS.
Western Agents for Dec ker BrOtheFs, Patent
plate Fiano-F our tes. These Pianos are the only
instruments made in this country or Europe, with
the full iron frame, in which
.9H the Strings rest upon WOoden Bear
ingS
and in which nono Of the Tuning Pins 20 through
lhe Iron Plate. This arrangement produces a More
Refined Tone, with combined Sweetness and great
Power, and more perfect quality thOygh the entiE'
scale, aud the capacity Of Standing Longer in tunt
and retaining its superior quantity Of tone, thar
any other instrument.
General Agents for L. D. & H.W. Smiths
AMERICAN ORGANS.
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Eighty seven new subsercibsf for the
Advertiser wanted AZ - elch. Far
mers, subicribs.
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" DIR. y. j. 5KISNER, Z
RHTEnTfC UHFH9T6T14n5g

= ~ J4Rt Z
NEW TREATMENT &sGEW5 REAfEDiEs
o13TCS 90 81, CEliFItlc WHEELING, VIVA
TR5IK95i;sHE q EL1 SO; EA SER.
Ylgh attend 70 o the, ioa, OF meal.
sinesi pltttne up pre6I4p 4, VIII era.
ss I hi| 70 E1EEe HqEe % ont Pc
coqntIy.l Hi4medictnes ,afe al prepared In
89Hn 9ittees and All delivered to his pa
e9Fats y hllnasl4 Dr. all diseases
ttSt q hlictedl he haS q arc number Of new
teaec1tes which I1aye proved remarkably
4eeetnl ln many or Those bbS8I nate cases Of
5gtlie SI - h1eh heretpfore have been
b. nameds yonsump ON, BSrofnlR. Dis
ehArGe9 ffpm the Ear, OEsfla EniafRed GLANDS
asssls ,,a9a His mode Of
BE9lleattls and IN ,lssl 81 the Throat
gtlst AZ ~ yPeGtr1ph and an 9TH
EI afse4PsSes 81 thel Hestt Epilegy'
yqqgE SysteIllS Is a rnopE by nwho hayo
listed Ito be The most % AIN aud successful
YernoWn % the med fEpfesdpn. Dr, K
melit 81 an q 11T,i NE III VI:
AenstIul Oh trpciions Paihfnf y snstrustinn,
4egefFhea Vtsttue and ]; ORaFIon Tumors,
SSsS5 , ~ ~ and all Nervous diseases TO
4 BE makes q speelSlty In the treatment of
~ ~ tnEonle A9ectio n6o f me Genito Urinary
KS: q addeF and UrethIa,
y 1..klpnttnE q Urine, Urinary Deposits or
H5faIel 1labetisand Dimchlt Urinating, Sy-
gallltte Diseases In an their varied forms
ShonaFrheaI lis cotnpli Ions and sequellR,
SPeLLnAtoIrhea and 1mpOtency, and all afiec-
Slqla equent upon youthful indisCTetiOns.
AlsQHpeclM attention paid TO the treatment
q Elstuas, White r3Weltiug, 6WpfulOuB
-lqleeS Nar1eoae .UlceH, DO. Persons Rfdlcted,
EafttealaEly With old Ioubla s6me cdses,
enonld loo no time to call ON or address DIR.
hHNEBt Communieat Ions Containing fee
.pronPtly noticed 0h1ce pFesItp ttDns and
other PhySicianE. ONES honfR q u. n. 70 II
,::a1S n. toi 2. H., and 9 T. y, tosP r u.
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Trustees Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF A, DEED OF TRUST
{ i from Joseph Elliott to me, dated March
ID, 1855, and duly or record In Deed Book 49,
folio 479, in the Recorders offica OF Ohio
county, West Va, shall ON SATURDAY,
the 2Oth day OF April, 1861. on the premises,
proceed TO sen by Public Auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the said JoseTh FL
liottB interest, Cbeing the one fonrthl In q
certain tract Of land situate In Ohio county,
on the .Watsrb Of Little Wheeling Geek,
eleven miles east or Wheeling, near the Ma
uonal Road, and adjoining lands OF William
CASTOR, the helfS Of Thomas MAXWELL and
Others, containing one hundred and nifty
acres, more or less, from which said tract Of
land ,twenty-three acres and $ poles, decided
to Minor Gibson and others, Is TO be taken.
Selling as trustee / shall convey only such
title Is Is vested In me, which, however, b
believed to be good. git aIf.eg ~ f...5g
:! TER NJ OF SGLE-S7OO with interest from
March I'd, 1855, and costs OF sale, cash, and
the balance in equal tnstalments OF one and
two years, with interest nom idaSsof SALE
the'purchaser giving approved security. for
the payment of the deferred lnstalmants-
7f-L!ftz-- A. q. ROBINSON, Trustee.
WHEELING, March u, 1$fz-lm 1'
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Owing IN this liberal provision, accom-
panied with Extensive Grants of Public
Lands. by which the Government fosters this
gTeAt national enterprise, its success Is rem
0ered certain, and Its financial stability Is
altogether Independent OF the contingencies
which attend ordinary Railroad enterprises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15
BRADLEY
WOODEN YARN FACTORY 7 j
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For Sale. Il. Ed 4

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE
II following described property for sale. viz:
A substantial brick building, three stories
addition Of good Dye House 81 feet long by
% feet wide, and q good brick tenement
house containing rooms with several other
the mandatory. go
MACHISKRY-yiE Two sets of feet Jenkz'
Machines with all the Iate improvements;
and The other So; four tWisteFs, and other
machinery suitable for carrying on the buEi-
ness, with a splsndldly improved Dry Room.
There Is also room for three sett ofmRch1nes
and those wishing to purchase would do well
to call and examine same Immediately. A.
splendid Boiler, Engine Governor attach
are warranted sufficient power 70 run three
For terms, &e., enquire of or address, ~
apr2.Im q "t-i ~ Wheeling. W, Va.