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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-19

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Cincinnati.
FEBRUARY 1S.-FLoUR-Uncha
and quiet.
GRAIN-wheat-Quiet and unchauR-
ed. Corn-Dull at 79aSOc for ear, and
no demand for shelled. Oats-Dull at
Csc for No. l. Rye-Firmer; No. / and
extra at 81 e5a1 20. Barley-Firm at
CoTToN-Closed with good demand
at 22c for middling uplands.
PRovIs1oNs - Pork - Advanced to
S23 25a23 90, but there were no sellers
below SM 90 at the close. Bulk Meats
Are taken to the extent of the offering,
at 9al1c for shoulders and sides; but
there was none to be had at these rates
at the close. Bacon-In demand at 1O<
a12Aal3Nc, but holders asked No high
er at the close, and this advance was
obtained to some extent. Hams-Un-
changed and quiet.
LARD-Advanced to 14kc; sales of 800
tierces with no buyers below l411c at
the close.
Eaos-Declined to 27a2so, and the
supply better.
circumstance and frmer, fresh
Western at S9a41c; New York State at
45a5Oc.
APPLEs-Firmer at IS OOae 90 per
Dbl.
CHEEsE-Quiet and unchanged,
GRoCBRIEs-Steady at full prices.
BEEF CATTLE Firm; butchers are
asking 6a7c for shipping, and 81 SOFAS 50
per Genital gross.
HoGs-Firmer at SAGE gross.
SHEEP-Firm at 81 O0a5 so gross.
moNEY-Easier; owing to an increase
are more willing to lend.
GoLD-Closed at 140X buying.
EXCHANGE Firm at ITO discount
buying, and at par selling.
Chicago.
FEBRUARY, 1s.-FLoUR-Dull but
easier.
Observation-Disclosures and lower
at 81 81 for No. 2 spring. Corn-DulI,
unsettled and lower at 7s1<c for new.
Oats-Lower and quiet at 56<s563<c.
Rye-Nominal at 81 54a1 So. Barley
Inactive and nominal.
Ns-Pork-Unsettled at S22a
% so; good and best brands are the
same, but holders pretend to ask S22 rs.
Bulk Meats-Held firmly for short rib
at 10%c; rough sides 1oNa101<c; dry
sailed, shoulders SIC; picked hams,
LARp-Quiet and firm at 14c.
DRESSED HoGs-Firm at S9a9 62H.
st. Louis.
FEBRUARY 1s.-FLoUR-Impr
demand, but prices unchanged.
| GRAIN-Wheat-Ali little stronger. but
no change in prices; s. 50a2 IS for red
and white winter. Corn--Dull and
very slow at S3as6c. OAts-UnchnnRed
at 67a71c. Rye and Barley-Unchanged.
PRov1s1oNs-More doing and prices
better. Pork-SJld at S22 SOAPS CO.
Bacon-HiRher; loo for shoulders. and
1S1<a181<c for city clear sides. Lard
Nothing doing; prices unchanged.
Toledo.
FEBRUARY 1s.-GRAIN-Wheat-
and 10 better; sales white Michigan al
SO so: amber 81 81 Corn-Act:ve at a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-19

THE UNDERSIGNED, DAVIDLEVI. OF
wheeling, West Va, hereby Rives notioa
OF his appointment as Assignee OF the estSte
OF VIM. schwRbacker, OF Wheeling, in the
county OF ohio, in the District or West Va,
Sno VINO was, to wit, on the 18th day Of
November, 1se7, adjudged q Bankrupt upon
the petition Of hlmEelk. by the DIAtIioL Court
OF the United States for said District
DaIed 5eo at " heelinE, the 7th day Of Feb.
feb8-3wd&W DAVID LEVI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-19
New Stable

New Stable.
TT 10 WELL EVERY BODY EHnuID
a Know mat In connection with the g ant
aoose, wheeling, W. Va, AessEH. Lewis q
Moo1mansee have erected one oTLhe largest
ana met B1aTdlog anu sale stab * 10 The
Wesi, anu that It IL now ready TO scconInc-
date all That may call with u nerI2.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-19
MONEY AND STOCK

GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupons, g;
11l9S; '65, lO92; 7-3Os both 1O75S.
Moneys per cent.
STERLING-l09A.
GOLD-l4l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-26

Indebtedness fund to the County fund proper,
which was INTENDED To be on y temporary there
are not sufficient funds in the treasury to meet
the bonds now due ..7
= The amount now IN the treasury to the
credit Of the Military Fund, is S2, 1880.
ba'anee OF county fund proper as it now stands
is 50, 1S702. u. II.
The amount Of military Indebtedness is a.
follows: T-II III.
Bonds drawing int.rssr s,,s ono On
vi which The bonds and coupons ..'.s' -
falling du. in 1865, amount 10 o. l13 q
bonds and coupons pas. due 1858 IS
Amounting to 1ce sos 20
u,.'' - auo,er Z.l26 81
OF The present year. IOI6sO Os
we therefore recommend that for the purpose
OF meeting the payment Of said Indebtedness, a
tax OF Sl.10 be levied ON the hundred dollars val.
uation of the county.
And to meet the current expenses Of the coun.
ty, we recommend that tax of 20 cents ON the
hundred dollars be levied.
Your committee would recommend that the
treasurer be authorized and requested TO negoti-
ate with any of the banks in the city, or any other
person to redeem whatever bonds past due nav be
presented with interest from the time that said
bonds were presented for payment up to the 4th
day OF October next, provided that it can be done
at rate of interest not exceeding ten per cent.
per annum, and also provided that no interest
shall be paid or bonds which have not already
been presented for payment, and the payment
thereof refused; public notice to be Immediately
given in the Ottawa papers Of the readiness of
the county TO pay said bonds
The Treasurer's report accompanying this will
more particularly show the details of receipts and
disbursement of the past year.
The Clerk was directed to extend upon Col
lectors books for current year, the State, County
Town, School and Special taxes, at the rates es.
tablished by the proper authorities
Claim OF N. d. Clark, for refunding County
taxes, was referred to committee on Claims, to be
reported upon at the next meeting.
The sum OF $40 was appropriated in aid of
sne Soldiers College st Fulton City.
The Ottawa papers allowed $l5 each fer pub
fishing proceedings of the Board.
vote Of thanks was rendered to the chairman.
The Board adjourned till the Sd Monday in
January, 1869
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-26
CTATE OFILLsNOJS, Ia snlx 1oUyr w-0y.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, la sALLx toUyrr, sS.-Ca-
- c,n Nrr hrre?t, 10 September Ttrm, 'tS.in Noncoy.
Sarah NJ. johnson William Johnson.-It appearing
from affidavit file in the Office Of. Clerk OF said Court
that said defend William Johnson resident said
State, and said cOmpa asst having filed her bill Of complaint
in sd Court on the Ch.nccry srs thereof the second day
Of January D. 1865 her-in and having been is
sued thereon according TO law;
Notice, therefore, II hereby given to said defendant VIII
liam Johnson, that unless you shan personally eand app
before said Court said Term thereof be held no Court
House in Ottawa in said County the first Monday of No
vemh-r next D. 1865 and plead answer demu xcopt
to said bill the will be taken for confessed against yo
and the waters and things therein prayed for decresd
accordingly. HERMAN SILVER, Clerk.
OLIVER c. GRAY, Sol'r for Comp't
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Nem advertisements.

UCElON 1.-The subscriber will sell at sucsn at his
IA re'ldsuee, in tho town OF Fall River, Thursday Oct
&, lS6s the following property, viz:
work horses 6cows, 100 sheep, South Down bucks,
roller, stirring plows, horse plsw 2doube
for powing coin, 2cultivAtops corn planter cider
mill, forty tooth harrow, corn marker, tanning mill,
wagon buggy and harness, moving machine, &. Gems
combined reaper and mower hay rake, corn cracker
yheelbarow grinsons, and pigs pair VI heb slsds,
and Other articles tso nuuisrous " mention. l.f..
Terms % SdsA sums Or - aud Under, sadi all over -
credit OF enc year will bs given on notes with approved
security, without interest II paid when due, II not paid whom
dur ~ per cont. irOn date. "a . u = 100 "a --lsA
Sept saw. OTIS o. WAKkRlRLD.
JOS. WATTS, kuctioueer.
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NOTICE. -FSTsTg or JonS s EUcHssSsTEy, DECEASED.
~ Notice il hereby given that the undersigned admins.
trstriX and administrator VI the OF th- estate OF
BUchsentein late Of he county Of i. SIllp and
Illinois, deceased, will appear before the County
said county the third Monday (being ths 10th
November 1883, at the Court House in ottawa, in
ty, when and where all persons having claims
against said estate are notified to attend md pre-
sans in writing for adjustment.
Dated this oath day Of September 4. D. 1853.
ANNA a. BUCnSsNSTEIN,
GEORGE W ARMSTRONG
trau mi.
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4 DMTNINTKATNK'S aALE "a T. NAL
IA ESEATE.-NHtce is hereby given, that the undsr.
signed administrator of the estate ofMarn Lrkn deceased
WILL under and by virtue Of order and decree the
County Court u La Sale county in the state Of Illinois made
at the Juno term OF said court 1868 cause
therein pending Wherein the undersigned petitioner and
Thomas Larkn Catharins Donahoe, Rosanna Dillon, Mary
Purdsn and Peter fird-n defendants sale
and sell at public vendue to rhe highest bidder at tho south
door OF the Comfy Court house in the city ottawa in the
county Of LA Sale and state Of Illinois, Tuesday tho
ons day Of November 1863 the hour OF o'clock
in the afternoon of said day the half Of the southeast
quarter o section number hirtyone, 3 in township
Der thryour Ga north of range number three 81 OF
the third 3 principal meridian in the county Of La Sale
in state of Illinois
The Of sale will he follows viz Ono half of the
purChase 10 be paid at the time OF sail SALE and the
remainder twelve months thereafter with interest theron
at the rate OF ten centnn snuur SAID last payment
and the interest thereon he secured by bond and
curity aud by mortgage said real JOS. STOUT
Administrator vi the estate Of Martin Larkin deceased.
OTTAWA Sept. 2O-tl.
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The clerk was directed to publish annually an
abstract of the expenditures of the county, en-.
bracing the several departments Of county chsrg-
es, for the information Of the people.
The valuation of 1000 feet Of main track and
2S74 feet of side tract, were ordered to be added
to the assessment of the c B s. Q r r. in T 60
RI.
The application Of the First National Bank Of
La Sale for refunding county taxes, was laid on
the table.
The application Of Jonas Eckhert, for sbats-
msnt OF taxes for 1867, on lots and q, block 2,
X II Cos Addition to Mendoza, was refused
by vote of yeas SO, nays %.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-26

To, Il $ill621 50
The claims Of Mrs. Shaw, J. W. Browne ani
J. J. Mar,h we're laid on the table.
FRIDAY, Sept Is.
The subject Of dividing Ottawa into two
election precincts was taken up, discussed and
laid on the table.
The committee to settle with the county treas
urer reported favorably upon the report OF th'
treasurer, and that the committee had cancelled
and destroyed all paid orders, certificates, bonds
and coupons SIS follows:
Bonds and Cnupons paid $sa,0l 40
County orders 22.3lS ~
Jurors certificates 3,7+O 80
Total, slll,o2ls2
The Treasurers report is rs follows:
La Sale County IN account with
I. +. BowRs, Treasurer.
Taxes of 1856, Sls9,sTsl
Back taxes S5607
Forfeitures redo ened obI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-26

nISSOLUAEON.-The partnership setwsen. the
- dersgned in tho cattle trade and buchering business
has been dissolved by mutual All OF the
late firm will be settled by Mr. Ward who's thorised
to settle all accounts due from payable Sr Abrahan
Harris Individually Mr.. Ward and the books accounts
&C. may bee found at the meat market their late stand
Woods corner, in Ottawa ABRAHAM HARRIS,
Sppt. 26-lm. NEWTON WARD.
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Hope-Jeremiah Shay ard family. ......... 9O0
Troy GrOve--Silas Dewey ............,.....s1 %
DimmiCk-Emphy family ................. I Is
do John Humphrey. 80. 20
Rutlaud-Catharine Lymen ............ 90
Ottawa-Mrs Margaret O'Brsn. ............. 30
do Mrs Rerdon ........... ] 20
do Bridget Quinn. SO
do Sarah White ...., 70
do Julia Neil ... 90
do Mrs Canty aAd family. ..... %
do Mrs Ahern ........ so
do Mrs splatn. Observation-Disclosures 80
do Mrs McNamara. .......1 70
do Mrs Morse .......... -
do Mrs Deenau ............ :. 80
do Mira Blak. - ..,.,.,.... 50
Serens--Phebe Austin .................-.. geo
Bruc--Jobp RANK .......... 90
Edep-Mary WilsoD .............1 100
Northvilie-Mrs Root .......... eco
Freedom-Mary Patterson. .............. 5U
Usape-Old lady ...................1 10
Deer Park-(eOrge Bremen ,..,,....,.,,.. 100
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DOCKET ROCK LOST

[JVVAEI hVVN Tvs H.-hUOHt III. tNl Of sep
TENDER inst. Last it at Child Bros. boot and
shoe store in Ottawa Contained five dollar bill and
small change also note drawn by Mrs Bryan in favor Of
Daniel Crowley, fer $780, dated in December 1915 Some
endorssnsn back gift All cautioned
TO purchase said note rs its payment has been stopped
liberal reward will be paid TO any person returning said
pocket book and contents the undersigned srsayng
the PREl TRADER bookstore in Ottawa,
1w~. DANIEL CROWLEY.
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OTTAWA LIME!
MIR. LOUIS GAGEL.

or the Ottawa Stone Yard the Sid. Cut swing BRIDGE
Announces that he is now burning large scale, OF.
TAWA LIME, which BE- able To se great deal cheaper
than the lime brought from abroad while he
only good but better for all building and psterng pur.
poses Except nnshing) than the imported article
Orders solicited and promptly filled. Sept. a6-3m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-26

The following claims on account of Court
House and Jail accounts were allowed and order
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE.
OFFICE CHEF Con. OF SUBSISTENCE,
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,

OFFICE CHIEF CON OF SrBsIsrENcE,l
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,
sIGa a. fPp
his once and also a The 9ties d DC Chief cs Dc:
United states sub..tepee Department with good fat
Beef Cattle, on the hoof. as iollowsii ,,,,
TTo hundred and ION tliOl head q f:r Bnford. D.
SsSSisS sSa :tts NV fsa$ a, 4 Fort Stevenson.
ss Be S SRS ELS i 4 Fort lotion
Ninety t9o) head at Port Ransom, D. T., half ~ to
&c Ssirerss sy June 1885, and the remainder by
They must average about go pounds gross weight
al falling short % 100 pounds FTos. weight. bulls.
Proposal. BY telegraph or other Informal proposals
effect that the bidder Is able fulfil contract in &C
should lis w propoSn Se aeeSpsa 9s viii a once once
enter into contract In accordance thercw and that
good and sufficient bonds for is fulsinent. GIVING
The responsibility OF the guaran,ors must be shown
toTnCy, 70 be inciOsed with the bid
should Be- nj to s to Scr b and
prepared to give the necessary bonds;
any aud all bids cons dered unreasonable.
Payment to be made after the cattle arc delivered
snI accepted, ifiunds are on hand II none on hand
PEoposals mus! be Indorsed distinctly. Proposals
!: Eieutcnant Colonel j. H. Gilman. Z. 8. s. fsal.
The proposals will be opened a, both places at u
IL Ibid Is in the name Of firm. their names aud
post-ofnec address must appear.
Capt., c.s pr, Lieut. l. c u GUAM Amy.
mhEi-tl Chief T., D., Department of Dakota,
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DRovIDENCE HOSPITAL,
L gsp9iEn the cHAEaE oy

PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner Of Second street cast and street SOUTH Cap
- -..--- toll Hill,
HEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH.
INdTON CITY.
The new building Ia ready for the reception OF
patients Of every class, both medical and surgical
The ears run within two squares Of the building.
week, payable In advance. This Includes MeIielas
Private Rooms can be had at advanced rates.
MEDICAL STAY ATTENDING.
- .., PHIsioIASs.
Ed 4, HA0HER, M p. No. 100 II stroot. between
JOHN G. Riley, N. D., New York avenue, be.
WIN. MARBuRY. N. D., $50 II street.
- ...-...-s-- HuRnR0Es.
w.: =. THOMPSON. NJ b. corner Ninth street and
z, y. F4yE NP5,, N y. e East Capitol street.
on =, $YS S5s sssSSSfshRsss
and IN. LIN ~. Tihhhh, ~ D. corner Of Wash' ,yt,u
w JOHNSON, Ii. D., Seventh street, 80
HOWARD, N, D., rs y strset.
THOMAS MILLER, 2i6 street.
9. Ii, IIBERMANN, 10 Thirtceuih st
Application can DO made AZ the Hosp , sgo. la,
OF the above named physicians Pt vaicI oI.s e'iner
PaeIts 70 me hospital wh9 may 90. any prixats r
nave w privilege 81 attending the sane rooms
ASNo persons with estou,, diseases ,dn,,,..
oet,7 eiefAH LohsrTA O'RRiLLY,
Superior
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UsIrEp STATES PArEET 0R1IGE,

On tho petition q THOMAS ALLgsbBR, executor Of
the estate Of JONI ALLEEDEn, deceased, of West
Hampton, Mass praying for the extension OF patont
granted % the said JONI ALLRsDHR the 18th day OF
June. 1881. for improyement In Notable 9lomnets
which takes place on the 9Qth DAY q Jgsel 1863 A
Patent Office on MONDAY, the LIST day o. June
next, alta o'clock, M and all persons are notified ~
petition ought not to DO granted,
Persons 0pposing tho extension are reqt red 70 nle
In writing at least i1sptv days before the DAY Of
inF all testimony aed By either party 70 30 used at the
On appli Dstjop,
bsposlons and other papers, relied upon as testi.
mony must be led In the Office oeatv days before tho
after aling the testimony
Ordered, also. that this 19tee DO pSblished In the
G., aud In the Repaoitcan. Springfield. Mass once
LEGATIONS to be At least sixty days previous e he day Of
hearing, A, NJ STOUT,
mhl7-TuT Acting Commissioner Of Patonb-.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
OFFICE CHyEY QuARrERNAsrKR,
FIPTH MILITARY DISTRICT,

Scaled proposais are nyDsd and viii be received at
the Office VI Captain W. A. Wainwright, Supervising
Quarternaster Subdstret Of the Rio Grande
VILE, Texas, I'LL u N. WEDNESDAY, the lst day Of
April s,, for the delivery Of such quantities Of OATS,
CORN, and HAY as may be required for use Of public
animals at Laredo, Ringgold Barracks, and Browns
81, ls6S
All tho forage to be Of the best quality, and subject
to Inspection before acceptance
Oats and Corn must be delivered in good Gunny
sacks,
Hay will be accepted either beed or upbaled, but
preference will be given to baled hay,
Delivery must Commence within thirty tB) days
from date OF acceptance OF proposal. ,
Proposals must be accompanied By the gnaTantee Of
Of theeontract.
The United States the right to reject any
Prodssas must bsindorsed roposas for Forage, -
and aporossed to Captain W. A. wainwright A. q M.
A. CHARLES H. ToMPKINs,
Bt. Brig, Gen, and Chief Quartermaster,
mhi-Gt Pinh Military District.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS ron rRANsPoRTATioN.
oryIcE CHIKy ouARrraNAsrrR,
FITTu MILITARY DtsrRIcT.

ory,or carr opAprrRxAsrrn.)
FiyrH MiifT Any DisTIIcf}
Nrv onIslEs la feb nj is6s \
Sealed Proposais are inyted and will be reeciysd
nt the oflee IN Captsin w * wainvrirht A. u M
u. S. A., DrownsyIlis, Texas, until Tuesday, tbs
irsnspoy,o,,aa ~ t,oans and mitsry suppi,es from
and 10 points " ithIn ina snb distylet of the Rio
Grands for no ysar cnding jnIy l. isis " "
Propos wifi stats al hal raicS bdders proposo
10 transport troops and army supplies from and 70 the
followin .named noints.
Route No i "Fpom Brs,o, Santiago 10 Browns
vile, By river or via Point Isabel
Route No II -from BroWnsyilis 10 RInasold Bar
racks.
P5opo.si. will di.iheiiy specify at what rate. the
to BE- elAIsidsd IS follows:
each, and The following class q ffssht vi: H9fss.
IRON, machinery, lead, line, tin, copper. nails rvst
hollow ware. grind:,one. !, ordnance. heavy ordnance
Coal per ton Bay. per bis lumber. pine. per
corn DER sack '~"~' ~ '' '
MeasureInent goods eiotbins eouipaRe crates
crockery. furniture doors. bfinds sasbes wagon
ton gues matting matrcsses Iiaht Casks and
DR., rooa @ sss PEI eSSs i loot dried
apples. onions nntstocs tnrnIps white susar ate .
IN good. hasf 'iioulda lard lime
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Medical.
DALTfMoRR LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE PROM auAoKERY.
TANNED.


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and Maprisse impcssiSl.W de psaaiy paid 81 The
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