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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-27
State Of Affairs I'm Havsna-Streets
patrOIied-AIfa yela.

HAVANA, January Pup to last night
all remained quiet in every quarter OF the
city. Nothing has occurred TO disturb its
tranquility. Sailors are patrolling the
streets. The volunteers were only to leave
their houses upon the firing of signal OF
twelve guns.
The American consul at San Domingo
protests against the sale of Alta Vela, and
has sent for an American war vessel.
Second Dispatch.
HAVANA, January l6.-The American
Consul has demanded the body of Cohercer,
an American photographer, who was killed
by the volunteers Sunday night. lie has
also asked General Dulce if he is able to
protect American citizens if not, The
United States will be compelled to protect
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Grain and Flour Markets..
Com AND flour ExCHASGE.I
RICHMOND, VA, January &c, 1869.

RICHMOND, A, January 20, lSb9.
OFFERINGS
Whsnt-White, AS bushels Red, Isl BUSH
els
Gorn.-White, l 400 bushels Mixed $50 bush
els.
Onts-7So bushels.
Rye-1R bushels.
EHt1Setd.-2 bushels.
lLu[.-J2 bushels.
Irh,at-white. oss bushels inferior Mt 81 so :;
~ bushels very inferior ut 81 SIS, 10 bushels at
81 60 96 bushels fair at ~ 2O-total, 47i bush
els. Red. IL bushels good ut - 10 bushels
fair at s1.7714; II bushels very fair Mt $l95;
II bushels common ut 81 62H /; 46 bushels damp
ut 81 .60-total, 1i6 bushels.
Cbrn.-White, 300 bushels good on private
terms; 642 bushels fair on private terms-to-
tai, $40 bushels Mixed, SO bushels very good
at slc.: 90 bushels damp at 76c.-total, SIS
bushels.
Onts-5o bushels prime on private terms; "a
bushels very good Mt CSC. "A bushels black Mt
65c; S bushels common at 62Hc.; 100 bushels
musty ut GOc.; IS bushels good at CSC. Total,
27i bushels.
Ru.-s bushels fair ut 81 40; 100 bushels good
at SI.4l. Total, los bushels.
Mni.-Yellow country, ~ bushels ut SOC.
White country, unbolted, 10 bushels at SIC.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Hhedt.-White, 40 bushels. Red, 10 bushels.
C6rn.-Mixed, 172 bushels.
Odts.-12o bushels.
REMARKS -Offarings of Corn on Change to-
day, 2,420 bushels, of which l72 bushels were
re. exhibited and $50 bushels sod-marltet
dull. H-hent in good demand especially for
good grades. Onts active for good samples
Every good" (Which rates one grade below
"prme ~ selling for CSC. Rye in fair demand
without the excitement and high flgures paid
for one lot on preceding day, and which were
caused by buyer offering 81. "A in order to kill
off the practice of reporting sales At - z. I"
New York.
In New York on the 18th instant Flour was
shade better for common grades, and dull and
unchanged in price for other grades southern
quiet. What l to &C. better for spring, and
dull and heavy for Ill other kinds sales of
5000 bushels 1T Sl.60 to 81 90 for No. spring
in store and delivered, and is for No. and
mixed. corn without decided change; sales
Of $1,000 bushels ut 93c for new mixed west
ern, :l.o6H for old mixed western in store
and 97c. for new yellow Jersey atloat. Ry,
quiet; sales of Canada ut Sl.jj. GttS dull and
lower; sales OF $4,000 bushels at AK to 76Hc
for western in store and afloat.
Baltimore, Md.
In Baltimore on the 2jth instant receipts OF
Wheat were only 400 bushels white and 1, ljt
bushels red market steady; sales of white n
SO 10 80 %; choice Virginia Valley red at - 80
prime do. and choice Maryland at 1926. Of
ferings of Corn, 1900 bushels; market active
and prices stronger; sales of 5000 bushels
prime dry white at SIC. BOO bushels good al
SIC. 1000 bushels at p. T.; loo bushels
damp and fair at 81 10 SIC. Sales OF yellow
from store) ut SSc. prime, sc. fair, 81 IL
Sic. O1tS-4, 100 bushels received sales 1000
bushels in lots ut 10 10 nc Eys-Sales 80,
bushels At 81 ~ 10 81 IS.
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-......>.r- $50 CHILDREN OVER TwElNE
.s aGu.-Whlc Mr.. Boutwell, is
&-, 1y act Of Congress, negro suffrage
.-" -,,i6. Pennsylvania, New York, and
~tat.~, Mr.. Brooks, in order to sym
..ni ,.4a':zc Nr, Bontweli's princi-
~~-ro<r-, We see, not only TO cnfran-
'.-rgs.ncrs now in the United States,
= ~ .> The negroes, hut also Nil the wo-
aat ,a+.d- ever twelve years of age.
r-...> reasons. doubtless, that cur
,g... children Snow A. mach as most
..t.,n negroes, and are As we'll quali
vote. We shall look with some curl
..- a consistent action by Congress
..e gnertc- Of antircr>al and EQUAL
.--n. WM,c tbcse points cannot but
.-.,.a the consistency Of Nad'cal action
"a. subject of suffrage, It ny no means
.p- thu; amnesty and suffrage should
20 hand in hand to an ultimate
..... NgEunH htllilmccr.
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.1r..N.-Ts>pER CAsEs.-Tho judges
INV .',,reme Court were in consultation
Il inc ~ I,' and Saturday on the lcgal-tendcr
"a ''r IKE discussion of the judges was
,rse' ,n,3oa, hat no decision has been
satc ~ Tho consultation has developed
-sH,'.,,..'.' l,vrvrr. that there will be two
lie .',.' r~caare}, hut nj this time II is m
.''...' ,,[an which side the majority opin,
NV W.. = Re made. Future conferences will
RI y. w. his and who shall be selected to
.r..', me opinions. Washington CORE.
10T:H'' y.- lorh Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-27

Election OgScnaier from New Jersey.
TRENTON, NJ, January 26.-Ihc Lcgis-
lature has chosen Commodore Stockton
United States senator from this State.
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GROCERIES, &c.


NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
The subscriber date wi II Hessrs. Boudar Z PiZ-
zinN has lust opened L new store With an entire
FRESH SrOCK OFF CHOICE GROCERIES, To
which he invites the att.n.lon OF the public ana
his friends. 80
Thank lll for n vors bestowed while with Msssrs.
So,ir 4 PIZZini he hopes by strict attention 10
business 10 merit u L ntiGuance OF the same al ms
new store. My motto Is "Small profits and quick
sales, ), j. q. BOUDAR,
Iron-front building. Marshall street,
ita7-cy lust above the sew Market
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work on Maryland colonial history recently
publish ed under the title of Terra Me-
rioa." WALLACE.
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GUAGERS' FEES.

N reply to inquiries as to fees of guagers,
it is understood that the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue holds that, by reason OF
the vide difference in the amount Of bust
ness done in the various districts, guagers'
fees cannot be made uniform. That officer
cannot receive for his services greater
sum than $3.50 per month, but IN some DIS
tricts, where but little business is done, the
guager is permitted to charge as high as ten
cents per gallon. In some others, where
large amount of guaging is required, he Is
not allowad to charge but ten cents per bar
rel. Thus the guagers' fees vary in differ
ent localities from quarter of cent to ten
cents per gallon. A certificate of the qua
ger made out for any one save the collector
and assessor may be charged for, and the
euager can fix the fee at any sum he
chooses. as the law does not require him to
make it out except for the two officers above
named.
THE NOMINEE FOR COMMISSlONEh
OF EDUCATION.
Edward D. Neill, nominated as Commits
sioner of Education, has the reputation OF
possessing the executive talent as we'll as
the requisite mental training for the Office
10 boa made several contributions to his
torical literature, and is the author Oh a
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ECFTVING IN STORE, STICK II y
u RICE, for sale ny vyuYs & WILLIAMS,
IL 25-lW AAN
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On BARRELS SMITHFIELD AND
~ SOUTHAMPTON CIDER VINEGAR, TO
ID. a.. - 1't ARMisTEAD e PEEK.
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- 600 BOMBAY" BAGS for sale
sGeCOc w PALMER. uARTsOnx p 90
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BUSHELS CHOICE NEW CLOVER
ia S LEE S-1boO1 " ~
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TRESH NISON.-Twenty very supe-
rior SADDLES VENISOS; nfty nicely
"a 1'>A - DkNDRIDGE Il ANDERSON.
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hTUHHUNUI ~ "'-IF"'hHJ -, I"4V
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-White, AS bushels. Red, ls4 bush
els.
G,rn-White, !, 400 bushels. Mixed, $50 bush
els.
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TTINE ROLL BUTTER, 5000 pounds
roll. and PACKED BUTTER; J. 500 pounds
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-05

ATTEMPT To BREAK OUT OF THE PEN
1rENTIARI.-Oh Monday night, three
convicts, named John A. Sapgston,
Frank Dickson and Harrison Jackson,
made bold attempt to escape from the
penitentisTy at Moundsville. They
somehow obtained possession of three
pinching bars-small iron levers, used
to place stone on the new building-and
by means of these prised up the floor Of
their cells, expecting to get into the
sewer and thence into the enclosure, a.
those did who escaped some two months
since. Under the cells is room sufficient
for the guard to move round and, for
tunately, the guard was underneath
while the men were at work above. Al
Dickson's crowbar came through Sh'
guard grasped ii and took it away from
him. The alarm being given the thre'
men were secured and put in the dun
geon built in one of the towers of tn,
new building. Here, by one man stand
ing on the shoulder of another, and b,
on the shoulders of the third, and b,
means of one of the pinch bars they hat
concealed, they attempted to escape b!
removing the masonry from around tn
iron grating. They were overheard 9
their work, though, and were secured
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-05
vMosquito Bars, Pink and White
and wide mosquito net, at Rhodes.

POLICE COURT.-The attendance on
Judge Goods morning levee, yesterday,
was large and stylish. There was the
old time galoot with trembling limbs,
weak eyes and fetid breath, the every
movement of whose creakiug joints is
temperance lecture, aud the half grown
boy, who glories in being "up," as he
calls it, and whose hat, cooked on the
side of its head, says as plain as hat can,
what do l care I'm one of 'em, l
anu
Sam Allen came shambling into court.
Sam is lean, lank, long-legged specl-
men of humanity, whose country head
lily stands the assaults of town benzine.
Sammy got as full as goose, and on
south Main street, with his gyrations
and cursing made nuisance of himself
He was taken to the caIaboose, ana
when be awoke this morning dicovered
that his pocket book containing s7,5O
had disappeared. He was fined 81 and
costs, and, in default, is at this writing
busily engaged in geological pursuits.
George Moore, royal looking rooster
with jolly red nose was found lying in
gutter on Fifth street, his feet resting
sweetly on the curbstone. His lodging
was reckoned to be worth 81 and costs,
say $3.50, total. Not able to liquidate.
Geology.
Mrs. Eliza Downey, with an eye,
deeply, darkly, beautifully black and
blue. put in an appearance when hel
name was called. She plead like a hero
to be let off "aisy." She was fined s.
and costs or ten days. -r
And now comes Tommy Hopkins, full
brother to "Pretty Polly Hopkins, how
dye do" Tommy has been on the war
path for many years. When he started
on his mad career whisky could be pur
chased for twenty-five cents a gallon
'Tisn't so now. Tommy was found
drunk in Hubbard's board pile, and wa.
fined in the Police Court 81 and costs
No stamps. Geology.
Robert Richardson, arrested on :
charge of disorderly conduct in Nortl
Wheeling on Monday night, was founc
guilty and ordered to pay $40 and costs
In default of which he is to labor on tn,
Chain gang for thirty days.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, MxKrIse:-

RQARR OF SVRERyKsoRs' MEETING Nc;
I The Board met yesterday pursuaut 8
call. f7TEGG1F ~ TIT
+ Present-Messrs. Booking, Davis, Hol
liday, Mcdonald, Porter, Roberts, simp
son. Wilson and President Salisbury.
The President called the Board t.
order. -
The minutes of the preceding meeting
were read, approved and signed.
I On motion of Mr.. Simpson it was or
dered that a committee of three be ap
pointed to ssettiewith the Sheriff, whiel
was carried, aud Messrs. Simpson, Rob
erts and Mcdonald wess appointed sucl
Icommittee.
Bill of Joseph Whiteshair, for worl
done on the Chapmi ne hill, was reac
and referred to committee on Finsnc'
and Accounts for report.
On the application Of A. W. Scott, whC
wishes to practice before the Court o
Appeals, certificate of his moral char
acter and of the time of his residence il
this State were presented and his appli
cation was granted.
The bills of B. F. Caldwell, S2.55; s,
F. Faris, 1886. So; P. L. Kimberly, sl7 25
J. L. Wilde, SILLY; L. 8. Root & Co.
$1,000; VIM. Clohan, S14.9O; Mills, Frew
g. Co., s2O.5O; Armstrong, Holiday &
Co., Sab; A. W. PAUL. & Co.
S62.s3; J. & G. Mendel & Co., S2971
B. w. Allen, s44; Frew, Hagans & Hall
IS; VIM. Hukill, s2s,75, were ordered
to be paid. " -
A report was read from James P
Rogers, commissioner, to whom wa:
referred the report of the Commissioner:
of the Sinking Fund, reporting the &C
count correct. On motion, the report
was ordered to be filed. -, ~
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, it was or
dered that the committee on Roads bt
authorized to advertise for proposal:
for building two bridges on the. River
road, aud report their action TO the
Board. o.
On motion of Mr.. Simpson, the vote
by which the above order was adopted
was reconsidered, and on his further
motion, it was ordered that the commit
tee be authorized to advertise for pro
posals for ten days, and award the con
tract to the lowest and best bidder.
The application of Mrs. Lawson, tc
keep house of private entertainment
in Triadelphia, was granted.
The Board then commenced on the
work of making up the levy for the year
1869, pending which, they adjourned tc
meet this morning at 10 o'clock.
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Tuesday, the 18th Day OF A"-
gust, 1869,

,.,..s,ftsr from day 10 day until completed
ana la,';"y zach day at eleven clock, A. M;
CONN 'nbiIr auction upon the land to be sold
- -, ~ nlautation or estate mentioned IN the
the no .I,l.s of the will of Moses Shepherd de
hlln n d,yisoI 5, los and coal fields as specl
ee1 cas- The report and plat of James GIchrlst,
. Nv on fe in Said suit.
-7TTBNS-Each purchaser TO pay IN hana hos
,.,tSn one fourth of the money due upon MS
e's va. INT 10 have the privilege TO pay IN
R.,5 spy greater proportion or the Whole tnere'
nsuu "a ~ ire residue If any, to De paid In three
o. ED ;nstalrneuts bearing interest from the DAY
60 and payabe respectively in six, twelve
Of s 49,, months thereafter; bond ana 80
Au 10 the satisfaction of the commissioners
. gL. zen for the deferred instruments, and
.z.,i,is toberetaineS as further security untii
nsymepi in full. g. LS-oa
"a vboIe tract contains ABOUT ave hundred
= .crsnty.fy. acres, and ia situated IN ONO
80 West Virginia along the CumOei land
.o W 'gamr,ield railroad and " heeling creek,
"a, by ne Cumberland !0ad about six niles
'ro1' Wheeling plat Of the divisions, lots
a IVA co. SrIys NAV be seen at the Bank oil
Wsssgps and also 81 the Clerks Office OIL the
C,,,1Ir (oprtot Ohio county.
'I'1'' WA W. DANIEL LAMB,
DANIEL e. LIST,
Commissioners.
,,. nfsaEt'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-05

TDR. SAGE's CATARKH REMEDY Is
M Patent Medicine humbug gotten up TO
dupe the ignorant and credulous, nor is
il represented Is being composed OF
rars and precious substances, brought
from III. four corners Of the earth, car
risd seven times across the Great Des-
ert of Saharrah on the backs OF four
teen camels and brought across the At
iautic ocean on two ships" Ii is sim
Die, mild, soothing, pleasant Remedy, a
perfect Specific for Chronic Nasal Ca
tsrrh. "CoId IN the head, and kindred
diseases. The proprietor, r. V. Pierce,
NJ. D., of Buffalo, N. Y, offers reward
of 500 for a case of Catarrh he cannot
cure. For sale b. most druggists every
here. Sent By mail, postpaid for
sixty cents. = Address the proprietor as
above, tt-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-05
TWhite Ballard Vale Flannels oil
every width and quality, at Rhodes.

HAIR JEwELRY.-Oxteby & Duthela
Jewellers, 1O3 Main street, have made
special arrangements with one OF the
first houses in New York to have erna'
mented hair work done to order, and
they can, on three or four days notice.
have braiding executed in the neatest
style of the art. A specimen book con-
tanning an almost endless variety o.
styles can be seen at "lG@" Relatives
and friends who have preserved locks
of hair once worn by departed loved
ones, and all others who may desire te
have hair jewelry finished in the ees'
style, will do we'll to leave orders al
F0xtoby Il Dsfield's Jewelry Store
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YNew Dark Calicos, at Rhodes.

ANOTHER AND A VERY RARE CHANCE
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.-F. N. Porter
No. 1876 Main street, will offer to the cit.
liens of this city and vicinity 400 pair
of shoes, consisting of ladies', misses
and childrens. These goods will be
placed on his cheap counter, and sold at
the following low rates Ladies' shoes
S1.0O; misses, 75s; children's, SOC.
Please give him a call and be convinced
that there's no such inducements offered
by any other house in the city. Dent
forget the place, F. n. Porter, 1Sj Main
street.
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RIVER News The god of dulluess
has taken possession of our levec. Elk
cept among blackberry dealers there is
nothing doing. The water continues to
recede, and for the first time this season
the bars are making themselves visible.
At Pittsburgh there is but three feet
eight inches of water. Here we have
six feet two and falling.
The hull of the new steamer which is
to receive the machinery of the Ada
Lyon was successfully launched at
Evansville on Thursday.
The Louisville COHrier-JOHrndt says
the action of the Pilots Association III
reducing the wages of pilots during the
dull season meets with general approval
ameng steamboat owners and captains.
The steamer st. Lsuis has been sold
by Mr.. Geise to the ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad for the sum of
S24, 900. 1t will be used for transport
ing cars from Belmont, Mo, to Column
bus, XIV. The boat was built at Free
dom, Pa, this year, is leo feet in length
and 81 feet beam; tonnage, 250.S3 tons.
The st. Louis Democrat Of Monday
says:
Weather getting warmer, with the
shining sun only, as when the great orb
is not visible there is delightful cool
ness which pervades all nature in the
city and its environs. River falling
steadily, not less than eight nor more
than ten inches per day. The entire
length of the Missouri from st. Paul to
Memphis is on tue decline. At ST. Jo-
seph and other points the river is fall
ing fast.
Captain John w. Russell, q veteran OF
the war of 1872, and pioneer steam
boatman il the Louisville and New Or
leans trade, died at his residence in
Franklin county, near Frankfort, on
Sunday, at ripe old age. He was in
the river service for thirty years, during
which time he owned and commanded a
mum Der of steamers, among which was
the North America, Empress and Gale
donia. In lS45 he was appointed So
perintendent of the snsg fleet for the
Improvement of the Western rivers
and a number of snag boats were built
under his supervision.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-05

A NICE DRINK FOR HoT WEATHER.
Our chemical researches enable us occa-
sionally to offer compounds that are
very delicious. We append one for a
summer drink. Take it to your drug
gist with a quart bottle. 1t is not a
temperance drink. Beats root beer all
to thunder:
r: Spiritus vini gallici, uncias duas
Tinct: Gent:
Tinct Cardamon: ana semi drachmam.
Saccharl Alb: semi drschmam.
Aqua Ohio: unCias quatuor: hisce ct fiat
| hanstRs ter indie sumendus.
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v54 and 10 4 Blesched and Brown
Cotton Sheetings, at Rhodes.

CHURCH RoBBEP.-The Catholic
Church at Triadelphis, this county
was entered a few days since oy
some sacriligious scoundrels and robbed
of its altar ornaments, carpets ano
many other things of value, The thie'
who would rob church has reached the
very abyss of meanness. One can have
a sort of admiration for the burglar
who perils his life to rob house. oo'
this robbing an unprotected village
church betokens want of even thief
courage.
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Bellies BELLs.-A very beautiful
thing is o harebell. Such thing is a
pure and lovely woman, unsullied and
unspotted by the hollow mockeries OF
fashion. Alas! in these days of CHG
mons and towheads, how few Of the
women are true harebells, and how many
false. hair bellies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-05

Bound OvER.-The physicians having
the case of George st. Meyersin charge,
gave evidence before Squire Johnston
yesterday that, although they had been
unable to find the ball the man is in no
immediate danger. The Justice there
upon required Coon Wickham to give
bail in the sum of $1,000 for his appear
ance before the Circuit Court to answer
the charge of shooting with intent to
kill. The necessary bail was given.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-05

BRICK For SALE.-Mr. James Sweeney
has now on hand fine lot of newly
burnt brick at his kilns, at the upper
end of Martinsville, where he is pre-
pared to deliver them to customers in
any section of the city, or as far down
the river as Benwood. Orders promptly
executed.
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are d',. Gov. the 9th day OIL A"-
MOna"y,.S A. ID. 1868,

-. If the Court House Of Ohie
Al the lront q uav'ciock A. NJ, proceed 70 sen ~
coapty, at ~ 20 the highest and best sieoer
oablic auctlETn described parcels OF reai e.
he three In the city Of Wheenrk IN Nv
tate siL" st IA 10 say The south nrn VA $3.50
STATE on the east slue IL ~ ia 80 No
tween hlon NATION street, and adjoining the
, fOnung o sonth bali Of Lot No. lSs, In enc
al bBs Old - ,arcel commencing al pon'
ns-rrl seo, a. the south line OF SAID Lot
n F0tTln So sonth and parallel with Fourth
70 s. them ,byee feet thence east and parable,
rssi lhn ',,b line of said Lot No: lSo' IN equa
NIB ise 80 teet TO Morrow street lnci9uns nos
sFsA!l.1H fronting on the west siue ~ fractinDaI
.reet 1elnE . ,, said Lot No. 80. Third parcel
Lot No. lS' a. tbs west line Of said fractional
1oDuencl,ulE IN Fourth street at point 5S ieet
Lot No 10, W sorfh line OF said Lot NO. loo,
,Juib OF tIo mi naralel with Fourth street "
thence souln - sa,,ih Eas Of said Lot NO. ~,
.ret ara :. with the south line Of said Lot ~.
hence e Noi yifh the south line OF said Lou NO:
and para, thence north with the east me y,
~ 10 Ia 70 point III ssiu last IN =,
aid Lot To- so,,tb Of the south line OF said Lot
Inc - iee' st l3l feet TO the place OF begin
ls thence he residue Of the fractional Lot
ming, 6ripE yas conveyed TO James Luke by
No. IS, mi vi md wife BY deed dated the 9Th
J. W fSIs! ssnber 1881, aud recorded in the re-
Gsy Of Ses. 1s of Ohio county, and also Lot No.
cOtdeE s, s.n street, together with all the
81 on ho .nS appartenances to said parcels at
bGi!aIHsso brlopgirg or in anywise apportainlng.
scbel o. p az SAiE-One.thhd cash, one-third
TERM, VI ~ one year, and the residue on a
% .isG Two years from the day of sale, the
cTedli % ..,Insnts TO bear interest from the day
Crrdli -A"',rcbasers 10 give bond with good per
Of sale P y;,y for the deferred payments and
sons ,eS =, h. retained until the further order
Of the SI'u wv GEORGE w. JBFFERS,
Special Commissioner.