davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-12-16
FpRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.

5ESAiE.
MEMORIAL FRcA cuLoHKn wnRE1E1NEx.
BIZ. SUMNER presented memorial Of lsbo.s3
men of The Entled states in cUnvcnttoa assem-
half Of co!prcd IAboreIs tn the Southern Sta:eA
AIrer settling forth the Immediate necessity Of s1c
eSops tns us q 1ns '.nds tue "a Ga,tea sta
easse he lsnds IN inose soasseTa sisscs ~hers
there are now no pobEc lands. Referred to the
Committee on Public lAnds. and sraefed printed.
1nE COMING lS1kESA1inAAL EXHIBITION.
MI. uAMLIS, from the Committee On the n1s-
1rsct of colono!a, reported. Win amendments
The bill 70 euco0EH2e and proa1ote the luterna-
tonBl Industrial Exhibition Ia Washington In 1871.
He explained thas the bill, s.npiy authorized
amply N aet lor eorrorarton. ne parties II.
1sreste1 being des'so.s o. eSEeni1snE At ~ early
d1alely. Tue bill Ena thea read, aud 7suE.dlnQ
IN detail The means Of holding rne proposed e1.
Nj. NAMLlS novel to Etrfke ont the clause
autnn1istpg n appror1aton by tne cities Of Wash
III. SUMNER sad tns. ID ls7llt u1a proposed
10 hold \ similar exhibition II London, undrr tho
ansp.cea ol Tho BE1a.a tiosetnnent Onr country
wai invited to contribute to taat exhibition. and
b present through ConmisssonefA II deemed
te1 to change the dsie or postpone the measure
uptN further Information Il received.
Nj. HAML1N eAid be Vas not n*aEe Of the pro-
osded fsr sn esse1 IL 11 .! 1
oon thereafter ~ desirable. The bill was then
laid over for the pFeseuL
TRIBUTE 70 5nI MEAoRr OF LINCOLN.
Mr., ASTHOyY ftbnt nd q 1olof resolution for
The di1is1hutot, 10 Meubefs OF congress and other
olueistr who had rot rcce!re4f copy, or the III.
butc Of Nations 10 the Menory OF Abraham LIN
coin. Pissed
rosT 0rF7EX RrupIEo wAEIEn
building suitaale 10. post mice anu o:ncr o.
Ncea II pafteEsbutg+ West FlrnntA Reft5rcd
1fE CrsNxs nxrAK7AExr.
MI. htLOiG offered resolurton-whIch vas
agreed to-0ffeetanK tas Committee uE Connie rec
70 inquire NC tae e3pealthes OF repeating the
ANte!a1Fe 70 tns 1alsousion o1 nhes Or PENAL
nea lncat5e1 Iaues .oe cofie!n9 ANa and Also for
increasing kne sAAties " So lretolt, So1TcJutl,
Ia SsSM Ss.s.a vaxs - @s p6'neaPA POTS ot the
I1i.ea nt a,na SsasH .s II, s1f,tSrp A.
" Aesson = ~ s..,.,ss -, - .Sa " t1e
l1esloept MeassRI ~ ssa.G ~ 'o.sEa anr1
w feIet3eo 70 oze S70a1'ttee VI H"e'sa tsc.A+
Nooa' 1nv un1,n,ysyc1ss
, 1869-12-16
KENTUCKY.
Tho Senatorial Context in the LcEtA-
fnturc Murderer Respatca jail

The Senatorial Contcss1 IN ahe LcEtA-
fnturc - Murderer Resratcd jail
Escape.
Lor1sv1ux, Dec 1a-Both bo1sss met IN jasot
se<ksou and bAuoted for Ual.ed Staics Senator
wheat 4 choke. the vote s1ood: Stevenson,
q: McCreery, II: fiolltday. IS: Turner. 49, Ntee>
,; Finley, Republican, 10; Reck, I; BOOZE. !.
Rluxm Kr,ea. the 1tfe-uut,efer, sentenced 70
he mnEed Deccmter II, hsa been resptted uoul
January II. strong tEotta arc E21tns TO have tho
LcR,>lature commute bis sentence.
1ke j4ler 81 Carrolliou. rs, xhlle inc.fretsnn4
4 urie1tr palned Andre Dt91ul.t, was knocked
uown hy Elm and locked IN cell DiatEhtt
escaped. o1t wns FesIEcs,ed. Twelve oshe1
pr r.eQpc1s prtd OF : portion Of The root Of the
| iaf, aud tcccessfnIiJ escaped
IDtIsyllE Dec. Is 1T Is c.4.u:ed, It Franf'
| fort, that tic senatorial race Il uzIrowed he.
| tween McCrrery and ste.entoo, MtC1ee,y vii be
supported bJ tho natoatJ Of those rps:nE for Col
ladsy. On the second ballet, to-day, Sierenson's
fTtenjs cour1 upon reeettins The Republican vntt
c1st for Finley upon the strength OF report thai
E,crcpson farors negro testimony.
| Al Cote1rd1r, KentrctJ. D1rncy Ws1ier tEtd
| TWO shots At James 4 Lllald, xonndtn4 hin ee.
r1ouslJ In The thigh Ant BODY. Caoae-&u old
Several prisoners, Who escaped sron tee Car
! IcIfton, kentrcty, jail. hare been recApturtd
! and jailed here
, 1869-12-16

F-unnnsshsa ~ neoEss Ind t,s.,6.r4 sAss n q
ennsfsfntsem wWfla n ssrns rrxnt<fa he ehenrrd
Thev Ssd fntsc6ed sotn sthinT mnre fhsn aa ~
Gnecftcn. 6rTniF 10 fnTnect fhs oonrf suIon ha
VEUId nt,$ ch3ecf % fakinx ina osih
~. CHUREH de uoTc9 of the psfKtnb seao-
tna body sheVed design to 20 to Won u Pre-.
ceta5 ,he ~ Nethod thsi al frTplutdonary
AnateS Aa& done n III htStoyy. TnH lHerttea Of
the pedp34 I'D n@St1 beea dtatIuJed but IN tina
fSc9 Qf the mfsf Hfn{pse nrptsf13ttou6 Of dayc.
ua1 u fhn3f tH5e.tk3a Tne etuueran haanr
ouestioEed 8ssted tlat ho ana Hof tmUute sucS
aestsnf 70 spy me,nber Of th,s podJ, ia Con-
dooHioa of irFTnt60 consatu.ions V1tnnut sub-
HotSioo. b So nec13H bsd fnef s-rentanne
ITusn Inn No. xshtect = nTnicnrrt hjsrsrtnn
ensned heE1NT MnEn cHIrRCH aE1WNFR
sn6 ERoWEINR senainx u ston the ius1ner sinses5
III 1enS1f1 md esiied ior VOC ppon he suesti-
tats od@ed bT -, NpT Tf1:r1 Yos III own prietnat
ferotutaoo. 1Ao sanstltuts 1as resd, u follows;
Uuiftd Stife9 1od q thty state % {9x Il III mo.
ztsious m onmpstlhle win aud applicable 10 ny
d1t3ea md pu4st1pm n 4 member OF this copyep.
uoo. md tza$fNtn fsitnfnAY dt1cha8Fu my dn.
pc0 u f1eE1eE u this CONVENTION"
Ihe yeaA sd nnJa Were called loy, resulting In
a yeA1, SD - maya
> nt1CuaznN ua I'M o1fH OF o111cE R1sCHIn
Chair anncUncsd tna1 tha d1scoss1on On tho oakh
Of oMeo tesolN1M0 VA Still II WdH. -
MI. WHEATON, OF k11e, tpok the noul, and
p10ceedet With kae debate. HA k3td that we
owed n allegiance to TIE 8ta!e Cunsutrton and,
eo0soquez4y. 11nuh take the oethlpruposed II wa
took "A aat6 % s1rpokt the Constitution uf Tho
gnned stateA, we Certainly shouh DO the aarue to
Ereat length And VIZ mainly desptsd to 70.
YteNfAI t1e FfeFn Thfch had hAea,
, 1869-12-16
Examination MT the Normal UHt-
vcrBtty-NAtisnnl TencheTas Assoc
clntAeu-Ral1rond ltems

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
1 BLoo11KG1oN, III Dec IL.
TIE examir AstcuE It the Normal And Model De.
partmenta Of the Stats Normal UnlEes7lsy are In
prueress- The following msmbers ot the State
Board Of Education are p<eaent: Ho1. & ".
Aoultop. sn4ibyvllle; B. Q. Roots, Tamaroa ;
Ae4ry wig. cslttnsyale; g. e: GGoqay, Tsylosyias !:
c. Ca1s, Chicago: E c. nupny. Freepqt; and
DT. Foster, m chicago Hon. Newton tate1nkn
Is Also IN attendance i great deal Of interest u
manifested IN the examinations, which indicate
better work thAu 1t SOY previous term.
Tne annual eootezs he1ween tho Wrghtoulau
and PnlladelphIxn Literary 6oneties Of the
Normal took place this evening. The ha1s were
crowded With visitors from ~ para o, the s:ate.
The e1ecises consisted Of discussions, osattou1,
vocal and nstrumcnta. mos,e, aud original pa'
rerA
Tbs rex, term Of the Normal viii coumenee
JAnn1ry 3
Eforts are being rs!e 70 secure the next res.
Gcu Of tho National Teachers AsAoc1auou Ut th.5
plsee-
4 canmls1!cn has been 8ppoinsed II contemn
property through thtl ctE Tor the Howard. Bloo1u-
tpKton Il Mfs.sstpp! Railroad. Howard Wesr-
efp. the contractors, hairs SO men It work on thlI
line between here and fbrs County.
, 1869-12-16
1Rh1xfY =
Efnrts are being raie 20 secure the ncIt res.
don Of tho National Teachers ASSOCIATION 1t th.5
OMAHA

4 shooting AEfrny at SIon1 City
Reports from Fart su1ly, Dakota
Upper Missouri Indians Threaten
an OutbreAk-Obisunry
Special Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribune.
0NlHA, Dec. IL
a letter from s.onx CT, Of the 18th, repottz
thxs shooting a0raJ occurred there last Sunday,
tp which 4 Freuctn:h named Jerome LAN-
pn1yes was severely wouMsd by buenhor entering
h1s shoulder. tom I 1or-Rnn n1ed bJ man
uAucd Dakota. Who u ktll At Large.
From Fort Sulty, Datota. reports coIae that 90d
tors OF hay were destruyet oT nre last week. Tne
cavsiry horses, for the pHt few dsya have been
without thelr loot. Tht4s u scarcely any to b
had II the vicinity
III indians On tie rpter Missouri arc preparing
for untted outbreak IN aaoTs tine
1t il believed the lxte kts II tie fort have been
caused bJ incendtaftea.
Mator Gnptn, Superintendent Of Indian Atari
ut the Grand Hter AgtEy, died Sotemoer 2atA.
Suspicious are enteFtaned that he ha3 been
poiioued, but no definite conclusion has been ar.
rived II.
4 iesratcn from R21llEs taya man named
Ke.soe II tanzerous!5Noandea yestedAy IN ~
AMY with 4 nan nAme4 Taylor. The latter sur
rendered himself to the aatnsEfttes claiming tts1
he bad committed the - IN sslf'defsnce
, 1869-12-16
Wcxunnts Suffrage Convention At
W1KceAteF, Mass.

WORCESTER, Xa44, Dec 1a-At to-day 5 1essou
OF the WotIan's S11fAEe Convention steps werc
taken for The formation Of cousty aod city socse-
ues. ,.
TIE following re.ou:ton wAs adopted: Tan this
convention request the Executive Committee ot
the New Ete!snd WonAaa Suffrage Asso.
cIatlou {YtoF 10 oar next Slt&
election to tpIerrpraN c4ndtdatel Of both
political pfE1iaa to Whetaer. In case of elorton
The. vii e=eEt thelr on1ct&! Influence In faTor cl
ensTxEchtseuens OF the women Of the Common.
wea1,h. Also, uge eycry toroszble means to de
feat The e.sCsiou Of ait who fa1t 10 Fe9poad CT re
turn Negative or tvAs.ra &nsNef.
TIE Goa 4epsica CloAsd $h6 evening.
, 1869-12-16
HEQlGIA.

Meetings beanE ,FfclA-The, PEesa-
de3tsa decentralization Endorsed
Democratic Ffrers ssan CrEang
Extreme Men4Ixek.
Speeta1 Despatch toIne Chicago T1huna
ATLANTA, nec- Is.
Meetings Rre being hek IN vazteu4 paz1 Of Tic
Stste endosstn4 the PEStdens1 Recommendation
Regarding GeorvtL ...
Democratic papess ~ argtnG mknbe1s q tas
IeS11esHre to REIGN t4h& xhxn Tesest nekfoe1
a nifty the Yffrsanti ,AWandkaHt. PTuuinenl
Dempc{Aa conuu1a to 3enoaoca Ttn1 kGSE.
, 1869-12-16
TIE RED RIViR REBELLION.

Governor McTA91h Under Arrest-
McDou1all Attempts 10 Enter the
TcrEitoFy, hut isForced Rack.
specA Despasen tothe CAicaEe Tribune
81. RAE1, Def. Is
The latest trom the Ru Rive1 4 TO the eject
that TIE rebels h1vt plced Governor AcIavah
under close gar, On Ad1ns Of hls recent psocsa-
nation ad.tstnK them ttlsy oo1n tness A11ns and
as1lrolx 10 the Rosefnmds.
Captain Campbell, Governor NtDonSaaS =
rarJ, attempted to 10 Ito Forf Gasry, bet VA
uoon American soil, cpA pain nf being shot, aod
forbidden 70 re-eDtc1 tn E0es Of Sno 1o2o1EeatA
An sccount sA3a the rpels confaue 10 tssot r
GoIs ron the Hudson IL COMPANY Eoo1A with
regularity th4s n MatiE besioas m1oad upon
1Aa PRO y12tQus OF the oonpANy.
, 1869-12-16

@tssx6u. Uee It.-1Ae eruea Oh na.rk4 Il ae
stre nod raees a..6y. S.,es xtna ssa s.'I.r prseo
Iss whiA q isis auos.tio3. Rtfned.Latlae:a
.na1. Nth n setss .n!aT. r. psse1ooe1 nT +: Il
etnt q, At .1e;- LIN taea JaaGAEJ. FtaEAJ. a1d
Asrth u 31A.c Hpot oortoAny E1kr.
, 1869-12-16

K4Hal4 Live STICK Market.
BcFYA1n, 1lae- M-CAt4e-Rtseletz, 4.-DcLs<A In
racttux IA III rf<:As heSvez 0fd1uAy 10 ra-dln q
e<tfvNJ eaJes 0AM-AkS5k seoA "a gRz1AA. aaE.11a
HnE1-hca veY tight: tEs:kek dun nc haeFy u
IaLf1te.
HhnrT-Qziet ed uushats4s
, 1869-12-16
MASONIC NOTICES 1,
Masonic.
.MusOn{c,

Tha Hesaln. A.setatlJ ID yA1 3krsst1Aef C1and
Ln-! ~ Il Pe55et o. win be 4esd It The Associe Tenn
PC, ta,a tTburs i2y> eve4lnE At n o's.,ek-
JAKRS H. NILES. CT. Setro.,-S.
, 1869-12-16

11a4chesser, \. H.. Election.
GAkEzszzA. De- tx-1A1Ax 1. Nnksoo. Ct:s
4sas. aen,ae3N ~ eaFs!ed AssW. 1essesasf
, 1869-12-16

UooK, ooHURH Co.
FTHIARn ArYKX1UfS1 A7tN1A
AFs EAAss&As4 feesss NaeOsA<eAesN Jrs ERx IKE.
rBx a. psr ksea suss xlAs, a1e.ts II sfrsV.
asr1ss.1s y ..,sIen f~ u NNFtsl1k11 On AAoAxn1a
t&4-3 lass~A2a} 4 ~ o. r. IaT<tsssss. n u yssA
xsAT lses: gsse<t trr.
, 1869-12-16

Abeepf, Xr. Neece. The substitute Wa2 de-
rlAreti adopted, AND The amended motion, being
pot, Wa8 carried rira roe&
The convention then ado uIneQ.
, 1869-12-16
Agricultural College Land scrip
Sold

AtxANr. Dec. 1a--10o. 900 seres Of Agricultural
Col..se l3nt fcr.p, 3ast.1 70 Stw ysst. IA To-
day Eosd 1oe ts:,t II &. z. leK5, u 1eyesAaa.
, 1869-12-16

Hexnhy Eez.,nniea:ica II Iaos- J. Turner Lod<e.
9o "a vt.t Be held tAts tfhrssiAyj rvtutnE. At ~
o.doek To1k % 40 NJ II dts1e~- Fistfass cordially
tarittd. = !. AAN tA Ns-
, 1869-12-16
-EWEI,RY
LIVERY STABLES.

LIVERY
Il teyssA sa4es. O s4 s.s3 NH aata - ts4aa sa1
rssts f.rT iAf1 IS ra- e-ft. WRlsHT hR1FRfRA
nEaea Gtr kt13. ~ ktas.s ~ es4 nssdk n<sts,
, 1869-12-16
Masonic,

uLEvEI AND LnnSH no. =! H. r. AND A u,
The srnn il eoumun!eat!oa for the eleetloo 81 oear
tlsirs,s viii b held ca h1l1day eren.nx, pec ~ d
~ o.rlcrk fun nttelAAnce 70 tIpEt:ed 6f 0rdsf a1
thr n. Il
, 1869-12-16

KILW1<NISG LODGE. I'll, l. F. 4.1se
nt<.e It t.s Lcaee are hereby fut9pooed q astt p
ena D 4raEat e9 1ae+. N THtRSDAE kfXAlSt'> n
~ o't1st- BY sEdt.N the ";
, 1869-12-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In the Houfe : resolution wAs intsoda.ed "a.
military Preparations for The reception and esozt
Of the neet win Peahodyt remains ~ Ate coz
nensurass with The dignity q ths eaqn15 "a and 1ae
Ms. STRICKLAND offered Restitution calling
on The Commissioner Of the General Land once
tor Information ~ TO the dsrodtoo Of lands
granted to Mtch1G1n, In 1874, LOT taEoa0 sruu
Grand Haven 10 Flint.
M.. sTorGETOS offered sesonttou calling
IS; ies cap.rge e i JensT1on Ds7t aope1
In INQUIRY.
On notion CT Nj. sCIl0F1ELn, the Secretary
Tie tsiapatiiion 1nsae Of he se9o,ooo received b
The rnl.ed s:..es y indemnity for aSsrss.nns SO, %
,8sn II SsIe5e1 70 e pe''' Win
Nj. rHossER introduced : hi TO provide for
| speeae payments. KsteI1ed @
III. DoI Introduced a bill TO revive the act Of
juno Is, 1864 continuing the benefits 9! Erant ..
punl1c lands for the Ese OF the Tennessee 4 coosA
| furer Railroad, Alabama. Acd \ n4l TO remove ~
! po;xicN dtsAn1Iue4 imposed b. tne Fo11teepsh
Nj. cIlHkE odertd 4 resolution declaring 1t ss
The Judgment OF the House That Whenever poolic
lands afe dsencqmteyei Of InlsO titles they Nh Ill
nsael1 GRsa to nadeT oaesa aash
suie. aud s nfsla,ion. which conssess ma, pc.
ecHhe. and that the kale o1 1rdaa lands 90 cnf.
|
eout:atJ % sound republican pcllcJ, ant III der.
! eEauon q tee Hsas Of tho peop!e, and that Inc
ucuse vii sefCse, hereafter, 10 make an5 appto-
nf1auoua 70 easE5 oct the psoSst'ns Of lueian
tfcauea N xnleh tie tG1us Vi Til fGsolaI'on ard
70: AdasIed "a Referred to tie COMMITTEE on
NJ. MUNGER Asked leaYe 10 o-eg resolution
esllrE foI iniotEst.cn ~ to s:vesnncnt botd'
loaned 70 Ia.iloA1 co@ra.des, a1d tnr amount r.
| eti!ed nom National DeltA &c. Objected to.
! Nj. COSul.R offered Tsso:tt1ou instr1c:lnc
| the Committee on ConI1e1c. to inquire INTO Iht
| e1pedieReJ Of cootss1ctaR haroor OF rrf11r OF
the anore OF Lake Nt;on} h.tRten Point II
. | BarqQcs Ard the ST. ClAt River. Adonted-
Nj. DYER introduced bill to tnErease the ta1
on circulation, dcFoel:s, nd ATc.aEt amount 0
capital stock Of National B4sit ccsoad TIL
anount Invested III Caitei StA!e4 bonds, lriesTet
] 10 The Corunf1see on Ranking.
Il Nr. ARSEL1 offered resolution 4lliuc on tbt
Secretary OF the Interior for information Is To tns
public lRnds teuGouS Appropriated Ia tho seyefa
| SoutherH and Southwestern Ss1.tA .AdorteI
Mr.. HAYES offered 4 resolution trqucstir1 TIL
Committee on Ninea and Mining 10 1ayesI.sat,
the cauaes Of tie late horrible ACCIDENT in me Az
| ondaie Mine, n9Jiy1nla, apd. II the.r Be powe
: | ppdeE The constitution, 10 report bill empodytnI
> such pyprtAon8 ~ vii, ~ Tar u Practicable prc
rent the recurrence Of euoh Accidents In coa
rntnes: Aac. 70 report on tho pfoptiefJ Of the c1r
{ axiom IN the Hoask .. . cotnutrFr. ia be cxI4e
the Cpnuttcsa u f1stc ssissyr Easae day
, 1869-12-16

.HE0S0Nic.
pLHAUEs LnDGE, 80. r. l. r: + A. X 1h'
ReGa:lr AE.1.l U9s.aauit.Aon sill " htl4 T. fhs3
HaIL c.ype- q CLIFTON aod T1tifth sts TaCHeD41
EVENING, ne Il !: X o'1eck- Tor tEf rayptnt :.
] dn+1 aud e4r1tsa II 1taetfs E*mpt hstsa dance
| s1assisd By ssde1 & s1e A,,rpr e.
, 1869-12-16

Meeting Of TnI-FhYtTR At Reuoshm
K-ConAiaernsaon OF a Tax OF $4,000
Now LeEtcd-A Number OF CIttzzux
Express their EIcWs-The necttnn
Adjourned untts Ertdny Next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-30

Mas. FREEoH's LECTURE SATURDAY
Observation-Disclosures the threaten.
ing aspect Of the clouds and the muddy
condition off the streets, Saturday even.
Ing, quite large audience assembled
In the hail Of the new school house In
Kitkwood, 10 hear Mrs. French's lee
ture as announced In our paper on the
morning Of that day. For an hour and
aquarter Mrs. French. descanted on
Electricity as q remedial agent, illustra.
Ting her remarks With experiments on
tie stage. Attic closs OF the lecture
the general expression Of her auditors
was that Of qualification.
Mrs. French will lecture this evening
to the ladies In MArtinsyllle, as sei
forth In another column. Her stay
there Is limited, and We would advise
all who can possibly do 80 to 60 and
hear her. We are confident they will
never regret the time devoted to hear.
ing her on the subject OF Health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-30
Trnstaa,s Sala.

), VIRTUE or A DEED oP TRUST
- LIS15 " me ~ George L. Caldwell and
.AE, Lit wife, on the IA day OF March, 10
tue year 1871, and OF record In tue K6cosd
Book no. q, pIgO So, I IhSlI, on
Saturday. the Ith day Of September,
1859.
on the p;etnissG, proceed 10 sell at public
Auction 10 the highest Rnd be8t bidder, the
following described real estate, situate on
uAd ReiI'a hun, 10 sad County and stAte,
ineludin9 EhGt i known " the Orchard Of
aid JOiSpH CaId WeI!'s farm, and bounded
~ h1IloWa, that Il " say. " BEGINNING 81 .
losuGs cost AI the s01In WeSt corner Of The
paIlnE iencs ATOlhd aid orchard and Id.
Joining the wheeling and FSiTmont Turn.
pike IOad on lhs n0Ttk AIDE OF CGld EeIk'S
Han; Lhenee northWAialy with aaid fence
and OF z. JaeJD, continuing LRy0nd the
Lsucs II Necessary 10 HeA:n thai llns; thknse
Il. ~ Z. 70 q ItAke A. the north sids VI The
present county road, \ rev rods ABOVE tue
EaII county ROAD WeJIWArdly 10 iArES ella
on the 500 ID side Of SAID orchard leEce aud
rear the sAnE; thence gith that fsncS 10
tue Bcuta e'St corner thereof; thence EeS1-
RNrdly With the fenca 70 The beginning,
containing sixteen asses. more OF Lea.
said Used OF Trust was Elven 70 bscure 70
William Exlsy the puucInA payment OF
nTe several notes OF the sad C1toiEs Z,
Ca d EeGl for the san OF nine hundred and
IRsnty.SeVeu 4I-luo dolIAh each, bearing
date u. 18th day Of February, l6SL /, and cav.
hols V the order Of the E1Id William ESISy.
respectively, On the 18th day OF December,
ls5i, lsoI lsGJ, IS81 and lS&, AZ the AerchAnS
aud Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling, each
note bearing interest from date. Inc nrsI
oue OF tue EpoVO deAcElbed notes dated the
iiIn Gay OF February, lSot, and payable on
me Sta day Of Dsee nDsE, .65i, IAs been
paId, LgEStn6H with the Interest upon The re-
manning nOtaJ up " tee ht day OF ApT1L
lSS. TIls sale Il, made 70 pay the principal
OF the B4ld notes OF n6L lsoG, ls6I and lso5,
when RAid principal AmOLnN, IN each one
OF aid SeVerAl boIaS, " WI 43.iGO, win In
tefest thereon from April lSt, I569, III paid,
AID the co.'s Of LhA AaIes
TEAMS OF EALE-One third calh, AMI tee
remainder OF the purchase money In two
eQuAI inbtsimeDIs Of all and twelve months,
tLs p0E;nRber giving NOTES for the dele rTed
inAtGmenH tearing Interest from data and
tue Tile viii u retained unIll the nO.GA EEs
paid.
Ths above described property will b sold
In parcels or altogether ~ the purchaser or
purchasers may e!sc: and the trustee viii
GUARANTEES the uIle.
The property mentioned In tho Rbo 10 Rd.
y6rLlssm6uG known - the hunuY side
HInSyR ard, a. pfOsenI In nrst elias condition,
AGd ne vines IN excellent bearing order,
Un tic pEOmDG5 = = lATRe new Two story
DIicE bou,s, AurtOundSd by convenient and
t4lfAbls O1IpuII1lnGI and provided with ali
tn5 Necessary o0nVrnisnc6J and improve.
msnIh tA1iGS whining 70 purchase pro-
perry VI As description are In vILed 70 ex.
AILlus The premlssI LeiJ!e the day Of sale,
IJ1-3uL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-30

THR HAYNAKERs.-Thls club Of base
balllsts will reach the city this morn
Ing and play q game with the Battles on
the Fair GroundS.AtlP.M. The Hayma.
keEsha enjoyed the reputation OF be.
Ing one Of the finest clubs In the coun-
try, and their recent game with the Red
Stockings proved that they are COM
pIsts masters Of the bat. Il Is said that
there are two sides to the story Of the
game played with the Cincinnati club
last Thursday, and that the newspa pers
Of that city are entirely too severe in
their structures on The HAymaksrs.
how that may be we know not, bat We
feel confident that those who want to
see fine base ball playing will be grail
fed by visiting the Fair. Grounds this
afternoon. We admire the pluck ex-
hIbIted BY the Battles In plttlng them
selves against all the notable clubs as
they come this way. Defeat don't
seem 10 discourage them. We trust
that their score on this occasion will
make q better showing than 1t did In
their recent tilt with The Red Stockings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-30


NRW ENTERPRlsB.-Under the head
OF personal" the West Virginia Jour.
nal, Of the 18th inst, says:
with much pleasure we announce
me arrival OF Messrs. William L,
hearne and ]. N. Vance. OF the firm OF
Dewey, Vance & Co., Riverside Iron
WORKS, Wheeling, W. Va; who come
Tor me purpose OF making arrange
menus 70 start up the erection Of extern
miles above this place. 80"
We need Just such gentlemen az
MesRrs. Hearne and Vance 10 asNist ma
In the development Of our natural Fa
sources, which fir6t-class Reoloeista
pronounce TO be more abundant in the
KRnRWha valley than In any other sec.
ton In the United States. May success
attend their Efforts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-30

CHANCE OF TIME.-Hy reference to
our advertising columns this morning,
1t will be seen that new time table
goes Into effect to. day on the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad. Under the
new table trains will leave Bridegroom,
going East, at 5:55 A. N. and l:25 p. N.
A through freight train, With passen.
ger car attached, will leave Bridgeport
at s:l5 A. N. The steubenyllle Accom-.
mediation OF 4;4O P. NJ. Trains will mr..
rive at Bridgeport at 1868 A, N. and
5:4S P. NJ; steubsnville Accommodas
ton Of s:l5 AN.
Appended TO the new time table We
notice the name Of our friend F. r,
Myers, Esq, In his former capacity,
viz: General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. We congratulate the Company
on having secured Mr.. NJ. 10 hlI the
position he vacated not long since to
embark In other business elsewhere,
Under his regime, In connection With
the indefatIgable PresldenE, J. N. Nc
oullough, the. Cleveland and Pitts.
burGh attained a just celebrity for safe
y, close connections, and courteous at.
tsntlon on the part Of those operating
its trains. We commend this route tc
all who wish TO travel East, West OF
! North. - z F. ~. Z q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-30

IMPORTANT TO GAuoERs.-oommls.
sioner Delauo, Friday last Issued a cir
cular to Internal Revenue Collectors
throughout the country Instructlng
them 10 Immediately notify every
Gauger In their district to secure every
stamp attached 10 any cask or package
OF spirits by mailing the same with not
less than i've tacks, one In the centre
and one at each corner OF the stamp.
The tacks TO be used must not be less
than OF. In size, with q large head,
and must be securely drIvsn.L II praCll.
cable, the gaugers should use OF. gal.
vaniZed carpet tackB, but the use Of
lacks does In no manner dispense with
any other requirements by prior regu.
latIous. .L.