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The Shasta courier., 1869-10-23

WHITE PINE ExCENTRIcITIEs- Here
is a little chapter from the White Pine
News on +" fastidious people,"
Some people are 50 particular about their
surroundings that there's no getting ong
with them. In new country like this,
where every man cannot have house to
himself, II is necessary for people to haul
IN on the sharp corners Of their natural
dispositions, and accommodate themselves
to an association, sometimes, with those
who are not exactly what they would fancy.
We aeard man object to Peter Toft' S
nabit Of carrying his change Of socks, be-
fore and after changing, in his pantaloons
pocket, to be used occasionally as hand
kerehlef. Another man up in this camp
had bed in the same room with a man
from Sonoma The Sonoma man had q
habit Of sottening his sock in the morning
betor putting them on He was in the
habit OF going TO bed early, so as to give
his socks a chance; and then, instead of
taking them in shape, after drying, aad
wearing them rights and let's like Chris
tian, this man from oonoma insisted on
softening his socks every morning. The
way he did it was by hammerlug them on
the bedpost till they began to crack, then
rubbing them briskly in his hands-wash-
ing, like Sir Jacob, with Invisible soap.
and imperceptible water" Our friend in
the next bed is a late riser He would be
sleeping his best about sock time, but the
dust would wake him The dust each time
filed the room worse than the food of light
that Ben Adhem saw. This thing was
troublesome, but looms were scarce. Our
friend could get good sleep in the morn
ing only by getting up il the night and
sprinkllng down Sonoma's socks, 80 they
wouldn't dry by daylight. But Sonoma
concluding that the roof leaked, took to
sleeping with his socks under his head,
and soon got the room to himself
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-23
PROBATE COURT.

TERxs-First Monday in January, Nay AM
September
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-23
OCTOBER %. 1869.

l.. p. FISHER. 20 & 81 Mem Me-
chants Exchange, is our only authorized AEen, in
San Francisco. For Eastern Advertising, Mr.
Fisher Is represented by s. M. Pettengill Co.
| of New York and Boston.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-23
NUMBER 80

of the Department, $780, Then after q
while, he would hev sold it, and accounted
for the loss by marking opposite the first
transaction, Stolen by the Shoshones in a
raid on the Reservation, August l4th,'
which, you will perceive, makes clear
profit to the godly old sinner Of $500 cash.
Oh, / guess" he continued, laughing,
1--WE done a philanthropic turn. Guess
I've got religion. and Il turn church-mem-
Der when go hum. Why, hull team o
parsons and meeti house to let, amt 4
patch on this dv'-CornhiIl Magazine.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-23

OFFICI DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT COURT.
E. GARTER. Judge.
TgRxs-Second Monday in March June and
November.
COUNTY COURT.
C c. BUSH. Juage.
TERrs-First Monday in January, Nay and
September
PROBATE COURT.
G. C. BusH. Judge.
TERNs-First Monday in February, April. Juue.
August, October and December,
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Henry Jones Lorin Sc,ft. and F. D. Lack
TERxs-First Monday in February, May August
November.
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Won ems Rlghts in Wisconsin

The young girls of Fond du Lac. Wi,con-
SIN. have playful but rcprchcn>blc habit.
We are told. Of collecting on ,he sidewalk
and compelling their young friend, nf the.
other sex to walk ont into thr III ut,ly street.
Ih, j. an assertion or woman, rights that
must be regarded A. ncompatibIc with the
general interests Of society. yet We can
hardly think it rises to that height. or rtth-
cr >InA> 10 that depth. Of human malcvo-
lcnce that warrant, Fond du Lac editor
in charactcrizins il ~ ..cussc dness." Wo-
men are fond ofcxercisin. their power. and.
in default OF Improved pavement, for Fond
du Lac's streets, there seems but one RENE
dy for it, outraged youn. men, to give the
girls political equality and take II ID GrB,is
their share Of the sidewalk. -l ErchaHge
There are girls outside OF Fond du Lac
Wisconsin who crowd old gentlemen and
young ones too of the sidewalk and into
the mud, not To assert "women's rights"
but it come, naturally from want OF good
manners.
NY " f-ii- : D'Nf~>---A W a>IlnSton >pc-
cial in the Richmond Evening News OF " ed
ncsday night announces that Secretary
Boutwell, had purchased thi. month 81. 900. !
900 worth Of bones instead OF bonds. in
consequence Of which announcement Mr.
Boutwell, has received letter from I. .
King, Sr.. inquiring what was being paid
for bones in bulk. aS he had n large lot on
hand
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~ MIR. Barnum new book th. ipl.
lowing characteristic story will appear:
thorough understood tlt. Art III ad.
Ecrii~ihg, NOT merely by means ~ print
cr'~ ink. which have always used free
Is. and 10 which | consider my ,rlf su
much indebted for NV success. bur bv
turning every possible rircum~ ~iaucr Ia
my account. II Wa my IN ,!,on,ni. +.
make the Museum the town " outlrr and
tSe town talk. | often >c,z"l up,u an
opportunity hf instinct. even before
had very definite conception n, 10
how Il should be used. and ii seemed
somehow. 10 mature itself. ana serve
my purpo-e.'s An illustration. one
morning, a stout. hrarty-lo1kiny man
came into my licket-ufficr aud begged
some money, asked him why NJ. diI
nnt work and earn his living. He re-
Piled that he could get nothing 10 do.
and that he would be- glad ofan, lob Il,
Il dollar II day. handed him "A quarter
b oi dollar, told him To 90 aud RET h-
breakfast and return. ami ! would en-
pInS hin al a dollar and a half "a dav.
i hrn he returned gave him i've com
inou bricks
Now. said |, 20 and lly brick on
me sidewalk ~ the corner OF Broadway
j ...I
n'i -Ni'ii stree anothef cir-r bN the
M 'i'iu hlaG"i'iIN across The
~ "' .ie 'otieI 81 br"auNhN anu
csey streets, b, the A~tor House: put
~" .'",,h ." ,ht Nlh""A!A m
.,'"' VI -, iaui h"ich. opposite ;
''''' IN t"c nun "fi'A III hihh' take
{ uI "i'Piu ,'iarc'i IRON one point To the
o'ne' niaAins the circuit eN'hahglng
80 - o. '''is Poiit' u! hothlllS
!" ~ NJ o'ic'
nat = 'hc opl'ct "i thi-: inquired
w. ,'iln
~ n'atiui' l'PIith' ~ you need
- A"o" i uiat y orlhs> Enu hiteeh
p'' houi' u ! pit "i my
luii' anu 70 ASSIST me properly you must
sem 70 DC ~ ueai as post; wear IL
~ ious '"uiitclai'ce' answer no 4ucs-
iions pa! no attention 10 any one but
''i.H'uii! 10 t"e WORK. ana at
ti'' e"u VI etcrs nour d! 81: faul ;
I'ooA , s'io" 'ii's o'cAet az 'he Museum
~, ."v1.' Ma'hih2 coicliiliy through
e.cis naii III 'lic ouiidlilS' pass "nt. and
ie,u.he our WORK
"i'n 'ie rem trh that IL wa~ one, an,
- nun - iohg ~ nc coiiid earn NJ nv
ihs' .'ic man pia,e.t Ms bricks ana be-
sah his louiii. liaii an houf aiterward'
~ lIu>' ny hu''oicu people were Watch-
ny NJ my s,efious movements. ne hld
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pause, held it up before the congrega

pause. held it up before the congrega-
tion, saying
His Majesty has furnished the text
for my sermon. But you may perceive
that nothing whatever is upon this pa
per. Out Of nothing God created the
world. | shall, therefore, take the cre.-
ton for the subject of my discourse
this afternoon.
In accordance with this decision the
preacher went through the whole of
the first chapter of Genesis. in mas
terly way. his style being forciblc and
clear. and his fluency of language re-
markablc. His audience, accustomed
10 the Kings eccentricities. were far
more astonished at the dexterity with
which the preacher had extricated him
self ffrom the difficulty than at the dill
emma in which he had been placed.
At last the sermon was ended. the
congregation dismissed, and Heinrich
found himself in the sacristv rccciv-
ing the congratulations of several dig
nitaries of the church. who all prophe-
sled for him brilliant future.
Heinrich venturcd 10 express his
amazemcnt at the singular proceeding
Of the King, but was told that he could
only have arrived recently from the
provinces if he did not know that such
vagarics Were quite common with h>
Majesty. In the midst of the conVcr-
satlon messenger arrived Ia conduct
I 4
hun 10 the roval presence. Being to-
tally unaware what impression his
sermon might have made upon the
klnc. the cousin seeker rather dread
ci the approaching audience. But
Heinrich had scarcely crossed the
threshold of the Kings room. when
hi~ Majesty jumped M and thrust i
roii OF paper into the Young preachers ;
hand cXclaiminu. 'lIurrah sir. pnil
away take this for the light You "a vc
me
hen, throwing himself back in =
chair. he laughe.i heartily a, the young
+ preachers hook Of surprise and cuniu-
sion. The latter scarcely knew what
reply To maze or what 10 do. Int inst
= hc had got SO far a~ 'vour Majesty,
ihc King interrupted MIN. saying
Make No iuc speeches; 70 home
quietly. and examine the contents ot
th" paper You came 70 Ber-
hn 20 seek cousin You have
found one. who. If you - ON steadily,
will not neglect Won
IL is hardly necessary 10 od1 tim,
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For rever and Av'ic. Inte-,nitten: Fsve-.
Chill Fever. Reuittcut Feye-, DGr.o
Agae. Periodical or Bilious Fever. a..
and indeed all the affections which arl-s
from nalarIoas, marsh, or mlAstnaIo
poisons-
A. its rarne i-nrites. Il docs Cur. and inH' 10.
fll Containing neither A-~cnir. Quintne. Rissnuih
Zinc. any other mineral or poisonous substance
whaterer. u IN uoHi-e inurts any r1tseGf- TIE
number anJ unorfan-e Of ia cures IN the agSfe dis
f.iHi- arr literally bevond account, AMI We hflrYc
without ta-aiiel IN the history Of Aelte inetrine
our rrid- a. rratincd hy the acknowledgment We
receive nf the radi~al cures effrreri IN obstinate
ra.r- ard whore other remedies had wholly fallr~l
Tnsrrliinaiei pcrsons. esther resident N, OF
iarci,sBz - -anrh sTUa'- lt~9li"f WI be pro
1, .i,t bv taking the .fCFE CTEF daily
Fa~ If~-s- Topipfniuf~. arising from inrliiiY
o. tf- iftrr. cNreirnf remedy. stimulai' s
tta irv"~ into n-aifht act.FItF.
f- I. Y.f. f. -ari-r, ani liver Conuainis, IL is
A.. c..tIlefit r,.fu.,lv. i,rt-lu-inG many tnif re-
4. Be- .tsr.. q. lssf. o' i-r fis.iicins- hai failed
i-..a .-t hv If i L.. AAFR & 60. Practical
t, ti ' al. Il. i-5urll. Mss, ald sold
fHIsE. SFoo PTE HOTTIE.
For .alc IN Ellsworth by l.. r.. Norris ard 5
j. Nlggln- lfIt-
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tall Ne When Breakfast 1, Ready 4. IN
~ new song. Here Il i.:-
'nll me when breakfast i ready
IN 'ther, iant all m. n.forr
~ not deny me the pleasure
80 moderate rest. I impiorc.
sish hours of sleep i toa Iitiic
For delIcaI. maisiens like me-;
h.Arer. bs far. l. my pillow.
Than a cur & the daintir.t tea.
Mother. csnn,t cndn.e II.
III. getting up carlr'- a bore
Gall ni- when breakfast i r-adr.
oh please do not call me bef,rc.
an me when breakfast !. rrsn,
q. mother, don't cali me too soon.
shopping. u course, n~.,i. attention
bat ttai c-n h. done before noon
laik OF the folly of i.-hion.
d. not con-i,irr IL 20.
Farilc- must not be n.glcci~d.
Atsi sisle i>Nmport ant. YOU know
hnlhrr. " make me 20 nersous
To think of your step ss my door.
'all me- when breakfast l. ready.
o. plcA~e do not call me brfor-
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From TIE B,Y.-Thcrc have been but
two arrivals from the Bay the present
week, the vessels bringing moderate
fares. They report mackcrel very
scarce, none having been caught for the
past three weeks. There are some YES
selS which have been in the Bay all the
season that have less than one hundred
barrels. "A portian of the fleet have
done well, but the aggregate catch will
be far less than was anticipated, unless
the fall catch improves. The market
for both Bay and shore mackcrel Is quite
firm. aud the small stock in first hands
causes prices TO rule high. Shore ones
are selling tor $3.50 and S24, and Bay
at 81 30 and 22.-[Glouce>ter Advcr-
tiser.
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fostru.
It Isn't All in Bringing Up.

" isn't all in .bringiny up.-
LIT foiks szy what ihey will.
10 silver srour pewter cup
" VIII he pewter siiii.
Zen II Old, wi.e solomon
Who sid. 'Trrin Up a child"
IL mistake not hzd q ~,n
Prove rattle Drained and wild.
\ man Of mark. who fsin would mas,
tor lord of sea sd land.
NAV have the irsining of q son.
AMI bring him up full grand:
NAV give him all the wealth oflor.
W eo'ieSe and of school,
Yet after all IN IKE h IN no m,re
Than just a decent fool.
Another. raised bv pcuury.
ipn hi bitter bread.
h"~c road to knowledge 1. l,le,h.,
he good To h.avcn mus, ,rrI-
hc> got spark Of Natures Iirh,
He'll fan II % fame.
TIL: IN 1t. burning leiier- bright,
ihe world may read his a. anne
II u were in the bringing up.-
In counsel and restraint.
Some rascais had been homes, mon
III b''cn myself = saint
On. II isn't all IN bringing up.'-
L-' folk say whist fh-y viii
N.gleci NAV 'lin a silver cup
u will br silver -,iil.
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PERsoNAL.-Weare glad to say that
Mr.. George Clifford, one of the editors
Of the Daily Press, who has been dam
gerously i'll at Vassalboro, is much bet
ter and his physician is of the opinion
that he will now entirely recover his
health.
Portland advertiser,
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ened. falling hair checked. and bald
ne-s often. though not always. cured
by H. use. Noih;ug can restore the
hair where tie tollicles are destroyed,
or tile gland. ntropl,iel and deeayed.
Bit sieh a< remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
~ iouiing The hair with rasiy sedi-
ment II viii keep il clean and vigorous.
II, occasional ne will prevent the hair
from, turning gray Or falling off. aud
consequently pf"t"it us'uieS-- re
from those .icIeieri1'ss Substances which
make -o.n- preparations dangerous aud
uirr..s 10 he hair, the Nigor can
M, H.n FL 5u noi harm il. II wanted
t.t.gt..s luF 4
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About Machias.

- ttttti IH tue Toftlanu fresS OF Oct,
:, written we presume. bv j. ID. Pulsi-
Ter. Esq, who was attending the court
mere. has some things Of interest about
Machias.
OmItiny what he saws of the tornado
we commence with his Union.
"REMINISCENCES
twenty years ago. ''leit post-office
nj Columbia. in this county. aud a grow
ing docketa ai this Machias court. 10 make
sudden riches digging California gold.
assisted III organizing a company.
bought new bark. a steamboat. saw
NM gearing, and two years provision
Tor operation. Major Farrar was one OF
our contractors. a six months VOYAGE
around the Horn brought Us 10 San
francisco, trip which can be now
made III rs many davs. with occasional
rests by the way. We held our company
| together long enough 10 build and sell
one steamboat to run on the sacramento.
/ ahu Then sold out at saving and all
I rushed Tor the mines. That was twenty
| wears ago. Oie OF our directors fell n
victim {" the African coast fever. on our
outward VOYAGE. and rests ut the boi
| tom ot the South Atlantic. Our prrSi-
/ ucht Burbanks was cut short in d pros
| porous career and lies buried al the
Sandwich Islands. Major r. and Eve"
ar thrown together after twenty YEAR.
near ia" SPOT where our Belgrade com
! ranN was organized. H. for most OF
thr tIme has served thi, county as
sheriff. which ofii ,e he resigns for n
| plantation IN Florida. where he spent
| last winter.
Hi.GH.KE-- u
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
is natural Vitality and Color.

a dressing which
il ai once agreeable.
healthy. and cfectual
tor preserving the
hair. Fadrd or gray
kDi Is soon restored
b. ts original color
a. III The gloss aud
freshness Of youth.
Inlu hair Is thick
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New York, Oct. lS.-The following
were found Oh Rockaway Beach in a
bottle
"March 20. lS69.-Ship Cultivator
lost in lat. 32, long. 80. Heavy seas !:
all hands took TO boats. God save us
and protect us.
(SignedD WM. ROBINSON,
One of the hands"
''God help my wife and children"
On the other side was the following !:
-"Who finds this please Advertise it.,
SO as to let our families know Of our
fate"
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Frse~ ene ID "itaT Fcr Bstte.
r. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY. NASHUA. Nh.
Ayero Cherry Pectoral,
Fa- Diseases CT tae Throa; and Lungs.
-sn aa co-Ehs, Colds. Whoop'ng

= - - - - >>>t
Fer Diseases CT tae Throa; and Lungs.
-l Ua CO 4.hs. Colds. Whoop'ng
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,
zad Consumption
f'-ah-fr, never before in tho whole history of
Co. Boa vfhEue x"n 20 Widcis aud 20 drcily
r.-. f.r confidence a. tilauk nd, n tals exrceut
...i .,r Qt,.-il.,l.ls compliant Il4tnuEh A-
't fczfs, aiI 4lalus L4I-i 81 The race II
ri g s o. cu hi.,ilcr and d CHER al their c.raa-
40. la beco-nc t-eslsr kueuB- It. uElio.
ttfAtcf asil i'oscr 10 care iic various afcriioas
ai4e llHE, aal thsoat have .nadc q knONn
4aH.r Protector asa44af lacin. hhlc adalslrsi 10
f.tirr iora4 os ds.>lse zad 10 young rhilifru.
tiar TIE ci,r tgal FCalsss tl.Al
le gwen iar la pirnt con sumption. and the daG.
.-tf,a. aar ,ion ai The throat and iunes. 4 pro
3 Hn aE4lu-t rudttca ala ks uf sFossb. hisouil
u Argt hatd every f1Iniiy, and lsdse.i a.!
lcisents Hlatfcci Ia eo4css and c~ughs. all
.!es VI IS sus iIc With iilis autid5ie fof them
.i.hfu~h -Vttfel tos.ssssTst Tstioa Il taaugtt IN
cur.la stan great number oi c-Les~ where the d.
ra.r .rrult5 -esslsl- have bccn Cumptefcis cIrrl.
and gar Ili.rsi restored n sound health Is Tie
fGrrFst g-srforFi. - eonpiete &. ulaefc.y
over the Disorders % The Luncs au4 Itroai. t1si
the most obstinate o. thfm yiril - l.- Nhcu moth
II else cauil reach illcrn. undcr i4c Cherry Pee
foral ihrs subs4Ic ant disappear
>lngers and Public Speakers hEd great pro
iscisou from t.
isfLn,a is alEays relieved ana onen wholly
Cured by l.
bronchitis ia generally crTui by taking ,he
ChcrrB Fcrforal 10 sm=ll and trc3urn, DOES
generally are as NIrtues known t4l2f VIC need
not pul-t lte re-sitiratrs % them bern dl
tA3n assuru the public that rs qaAllcs are ;l4ly
maintained
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HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Renever

Erery near increases the po,,u.
tdrifH Of this rdfad6ie Hair PreD.
drdfion, uhich is due to merit
alone. We cGn assure our old
patrons that IL Is Kept fully mp to
ats high standard. and 10 those
Who hare nerer used IL ere c0u
confidently say. that IL is the omiw
reliable and perfected prep0yu-
fion To restore lsRAv or FADED
HAIR to its youthful color. max
tng IL soft. iusfroIs. and siikem
the scalp. By ats Use, becomes
srhife and clean IL re,n0res all
eraIfioas and dandruT. and by
ats tonic properties preremfs the
hair from failing out. as IL slim.
uidfes and nourishes the hair
glands. BIZ us nss the hair Urosrs
thicker and stronger. In badness
u restores the capillary glands
Ia their normal rigOr. and sriH
create a ne'c gron'th crcepf IN
crfre1e old age. II Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING:
erer used. as 10 requires ferey
applications. and gires the hair
that spfcHdid giossy appearance
so mach admired by all. 4. 4.
HaYes. ". d.. State AssdDer Of
Mass. sans. ''!he constituents are
pure and cGreJHiiy selected for
erceiicnf guaiitY. and ! consider
IL The BEST PREPARATION for
its Intended purpOse>.' Ne pub
tish a treatise oH fhe hair. trhich
IRE send free or mail upon 0tpii-
cnfion. srhirh contains conn mem
dafory notices from cicrDumem.
phDsiriaas. the press. and others.
Wc hare made the study of the
hair and its diseases a specially
for years. and knotc that are make
f!'e most elerfirc preparation for
the restoration aud the y,reserrd-
fioa of the hair. erfanf. and SO
dchaoUicd1ed by the best ncsii.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sad ty al Druqyis'I and DraLer, IN Kod.one-
Prse- Dollar Per Bssue.
r. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA. Nh.
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Portland advertiser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-09
Trustees Sale.

hY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d made 10 Robert II. 6llleSpy (who Is now
a nonresident OF the StaLe), by Louis
Yuncke, bearing date on the 1lth day o.
January, 1868, aud OF record In the Record
er'a office OF Ohio County, in deed book 81
puyes 3U2 and 3O3, 10 secure TO Armstrong
holiday q Co., the payment OF u certain
negotiable note 1or $500 w, signed by SAD
January, 1868, and payable Jour months
after date To the order OF said Armstrong,
Holiday q Co., at the National Savings
Bank OF Wheeling; and whereas, j II: Goou
waH appointed trustee in the place OF Robert
II. dlIlespy, nonresident as aforesaid, ana
substituted 10 all the rights, powers. duties
anu responsibilities of the former trustee by
virtue OF an order made Dy the Circuit Court,
AT the March term thereof, dated inc 10Th
day of March, 1863. snail, on
Monday, the 2Sth day of June, 1869,
AT 10 o'clock A. N at the front door OF the
Cont House OF ohio County, vest VIZ
gina, proceed 10 sell 10 the highest and best
bidder, the following described real estate
the south east corner of Second and Market
htree(S. IN that part OF the city OF wheeling
called centre Wheeling, DESCRIBED as follows
beginning at point ON the nortn line OF
said lot, fifty Ieet east OF the north west
corner OF SAID lott tnence east along SAID
west line seventy-Lwo 1eet, thence north and
parallel with Market street. h1xty-sl1 1eet,
thence west ana parallel with Second streeI
EaVentY-LwO feet: thence north and parallel
with MAJ ket street sixty-hix feet TO the place
OF beginning, or 30 much Thereon as Will De
sufficient to pay the said negotiable note
above referred 10, together with the legal
note up TO The time OF payment after de-
Quoting the credit OF August 18th, 1858, as
given upon said note for $751;
Terms OF sale, cash.
title as Is vested III me by said deed OF trust.
mRS2I-tf j. ID. GOOD, trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-09

A BOTANICAL RoGUE.-John BIattner
in company with other young men OF
South Wheeling, were passing the
evening of Monday at the place of John
Boxer. The flowing bowl was circula-
ted as usual at these festive meetings,
and all parties were perhaps slightly
influenced by too frequent potations.
The understanding of some one was 30
much darkened that he allowed his
Partially for flowers to overcome his
virtue. John Blattner was the indI-
vidual alleged to have appropriated the
fragrant nosegay. His nostrils were not
long RECALLED before a minion of the
law bounced upon him and carried him
before Justice Schultz. His appear
ance there was the signal for several
other high minded complainants at
whom the prisoner had made faces or
called naughty names to bring In their
tales OF woe. The evidence as to those
charges was so overwhelming that the
Court committed John for trial before a
higher tribunal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-09

A FRATR1C1DAL AFFRAY.-A Man
Kills his Brother 4UiM Sheep Shears
Yesterday evening about six o'clock
two brothers named James and Jesse
Clouston were engaged in shearing
sheep at their farm in the vicinity OF
Poplar Springs near Cameron, West
Virginia. They we're also engaged In
conversation upon a topic which had
been the subject of some dispute.
Jesse claimed that James had promis>
ed him a table cloth upon the oc-
casion of his (Jesse's) marriage
which TRANSFERRED about six months
ago. This alleged promise not hav-
ing been fulfilled, James was taxed
with remissness. An alteration en-
sued, In which, according to our in
formant, James called Jesse liar.
Jesse replied with blow, upon which
James stabbed his brother with the
shears which he had in his hand. Pro-
badly the blow went Immediately to
the heart, for the wounded man drop
ped dead upon the instant. Further
particulars have not yet been learned.