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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

The telegraph brings the following &C.
count Of railroad accident on Saturday
last on the Schuylkill & Susquehanna 1ail.
road The Buffalo express OF the Northern
Central railroad LETT here at 3:l5, and al
Dauphine Narrows struck rock three feet
in diameter and 1900 pounds in weight
which had rolled down the mountain. The
train dragged the rock thirty feet when the
engine left the track and shot over stone
wall fifteen feet high into country road,
and thence into another stone wall into the
Pennsylvania Canal. The engine and ten
der and three express cars, loaded princi
pally with peaches, we're smashed TO atoms
One passenger car, filled with passengers,
was ismmed into the wreck, but no psssen.
gers we're killed, although some were slight
| ly injured and bruised. Only two persons
| we're killed Charles W. Sewart, of Balti
more, the engineer, and Jacob Gresham, O
| Reading, the fireman, who was terribly mu
tilated and blackeaed. The baggage mas
ter, whose car went into the canal, was onlJ
slightly bruised, and went on with the new
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

Judge McCuLn on Monday. He will bring
the prisoner before Commissioner Osborne.
to be dealt with under United States laws.
he defends his course as preventive Of a
breach Of the peace, but says ho does not
intend to recede from his position, and will
call upon the entire power Of the govern,
ment to sustain him, if necessary. On the
other hand, it is asserted that McCunn has
announced his determination to have Pratt
brought before him, and his warrant for the
arrest Of the marshal enforced. Sheriff
O'Brien declares he has not received any
warrant, but when such order is placed in
his hands it will be executed, the regulars
to the contrary notwithstanding. Gen.
Pryor. who is Pratt's counsel, expresses
confidence in his clients release. and the
punishment Of the marshal. Meanwhile.
oil is quiet in Chambers street.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16
STERLING SILYER-W WARE
ARD
AND FINE ELECTnO-pLaTED WARE

THE Gorhau Manufacturing Co., Of Provi-
l. deuce, X. l., having the largest msnufsc-
tory Of solid silver ware in the world, with the
most improved machinery, and employing the
most SIX len rDor, are enabled 20 oder an uue.
qualled variety Of new and beautiful designs in
dinner services, tea services and every article
specially adapted for holiday and bridal gifts.
They offer also their well-knoxn and unrival.
led silver electro plated ware, in whichthey have
introduced new patterns of rare elegance. The
solid silveris guarsn tsed to be OF sterling purity
by .. 8. Mint assay. The electro plate is guar
sutsed to be superior to the finest Sheffield ware.
Orders received from the trade only, but these
goods may bs obtained from responsible dealers
sysryshsre.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

The Evansville and Cairo packet Cum.
berland exploded her boilers, near Shawnee.
town, Ill.,, at o'clock Saturday morning.
Eighteen or twenty lives were lost, The
Lost's books were blown overheard, and the
names ofthe missing cannot De ascertained.
The boat is total loss. A portion of her
cargo, consisting principally Of wheat and
corn, will be saved. The boat was insured
for $4,000.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16
Farm for Sale.

VNHE subscriber offers for sale by private sale,
L. his farm Of one hundred and twenty acres,
situated in Coal Valley township, about three
miles south of Coal Valley village on the Coai
Valley and Berlin road. Tho farm is under IA
high state Of cultivation, being fenced Of into
convenient fields well wateIed with springs and
wells, also large cistern. On the premises II a
large and oommodious brick dwelling house
largo and thrifty orchard OF the very choicest va
rietiss of good bearing apple pear, plum ana
cherry trees, Us well rs tho smaller fruits shrub
berry and shade tree. tho necessary out build
ings, sheds, yards, and pasture lots. Part OF the
farm Is seeded down to rame grass,
As the subscribers brother also ofcra the ad-
joining farm Of one hundred and twenty acres for
sale, any person desiring can purchase both. The
location is desirable, convenient TO churches and
scbools The purchaser will be required to pay
one half The purchase money down, the balance
on terms as may be agreed upon.
Inquire On the premises, or by mail to the sub
scrbor through tho Coal Valley post office, Rock
bland county, Illinois.
JOHN DOMAIN.
Coal Valley, Ill june 29, dw4w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

train The engineer died about an hour
after the accident, after suffering excrucia.
ting pain. The fireman was killed instantly.
The CoToner's Jury rendered a verdict at.
iach'ng no blame to the Northern railroad
company or It's employees they having but
paid night Of way over the road, but cen.
ss9ring severely the Susluehanna and Schayl.
XII company for not having watchman at
that point, which has long been considered
one OF the mos dangerous on the road, ow.
ing to the overhanging rocks. The damage
TO inc express COMPANY is large.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

An exchange says Hon. Hiram Price con
fdentiy expects to be United States Sena-
tor from Iowa vice Grimes Why shouldn't
he be? He served his country heroicaly all
through the war, drawing his salary prompt
ly and like man as member of congress,
and contributing largely Of his influence to
aid in various schemes, whereby loyal men
we're greatly enriched, and he was not made
much poorer. Besides his emminet services
in the war, his modesty deserves some suit
able testimonial, and what would be more
suitable than seat in the Senate2
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

The new New York post Office is to be of
granite, three stories high, With entrances
on all sides. 1t will occupy the whole area
Of the park south of the line of the govern
ment purchase will have front Of 300 feet
on Park row, the same on Broadway, and a
length Of $50 feet ON the circular southern
side There will be- four elaborate fronts
similar in style to that Of the Park Bank
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

A Springfield dispatch says that DR.. AL.
bert p. Weaver has been arrested at Laomi
on charge of blgamy, and that he is ac
credited with six wives in only nine counties,
the number to be increased by returns from
the balance of the state. He processes to be
AL occulist. Maybe some of our fair readers
are considering propositions Of marriage
from the Doctor If so this is to advise them
that it is no use, he has ell he wants
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16
Ct. Gouis market.

Tslsgrsphsd to the Argue
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 10.
Fiour-low grades good demand frm.
Wheat--quiet unchanged.
Corn-unohanged; ranging S5al 90 for mixed
to choice.
Oats-quiet: 4saS2 for mixed and new
Rye-sseaiy; 9jAl 90.
sy-advanced to liz.
Pork-quiet 3l4
Sboulders-l5S
Clear sides-l94alst.
Lard-held lstslqt.
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YANKEE NOTION SIORE
WHOLESALE And RETAIL
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD g. BROTHER.

The undersigned, (suooesIors to A. Hull) have
on hand full stock Of
xArJEEET2 MOTIONS
consisting Of Buck Mittens, Gloves, Pins, Nee
dies Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Machine
Silk, Thread, Bindings, Buttons, Belts and Buo-
EIes, kaSors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap, Barkers' Soap, Hair Oil, Perfumery, Combs.
Purses, Calf and Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
and Rings, Whips, LaShes, Hosiery, Cigars, sus-
psnders, Gun Caps, speotaoles, Shoe Laces, Head
Nets, Chewing Gum, Rufles, Ladies' and Cent?
Bosoms and Collars, Paper Collars, and a great
variety Of fancy articles generally kept in q Ne
tiOn Store or by Live Yankees
We buy our goods in New York Of importers,
jobbeb and manufacturers for the wholesale
trade, and can sell as cheap as any store west Of
New York.
FIELD 4 BROTHER,
Illinoip Etrsst Rock Island
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

Republicanism is making some progress
in Kentucky anyhow. Six Republicans
have been elected to the Legislature com.
posed of over one hundred members. As
these do not amount to a half loaf they
can't be said to be better than no bread
The majority against the Radical candi
date for State Treasurer is only $4,000 on a
light vote
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

A temporary bridge at Minneapolis, used
in making more repairs at the Falls of St
Anthony was swept away on Saturday. Two
men are known to have been carried over
the Falls on the structure, and third is sup
posed to have met his death in the same
way.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

The fact that about 500 shares of Albany
& Susquehannah railroad stock was pur'
chased il New York on Saturday By bro.
ker who frequently operates for Fisk, is
taken as significant of satisfactory com.
promise Of the railroad muddle.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

Cincinnati, in imitation of Chicago, is to
send ont a SQUAD Of Commercial Bummers
to the Pacific. They are to leGve on the
lst prox. and to go via st. Louis, thus leav.
ing Chicago out in the cold.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

1t is proposed to erect at conspicuous
points along our coast, huge posters inscrb.
ed as follows "Warnng-AlI cable and
other scientific exhibitions are cautioned
against landing on these shores, out of re.
spect to the Fish"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

a Richmond dispatch gives the assurance
that Gen. Candy will, within ten days, issue
a proclamation convenng the Legislature,
applying the iron clad oath to the members,
and when one cannot take the oath his seat
will be given to the candidate who received
the next hiphest vote.
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$500 REWARD.

I 0ST in Davenport, Rock Island or on the
Il Ferry, between a. n. an o'clock, p. H.,
on this day, between $1,000 u $780, in a roll
of bills one a $500 note and the balance in $780,
and $50 notes. will give 800 reward for the
return cfthe money to me at the Rodman House,
Rock Isaud
June 24-dtf r i UApT
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

The California general election for county
officers and members oftbe legislature comes
off Sept /; that for judges of the supreme
court Oct. 90.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16
Chicago market.
, ed TO the AnsVs.

TsegrAphsd 20 the ARsVs,
CHICAGO, August Is.
Flour dull.
Wheat quiet ,44al
Corn firm 90a9O4 No2.
Oats quiet 4sa9.
Rye firm l,05af.
Barley dull l,27.
Provision quiet unchanged.
Pork quiet 33, 75a4
lard nominal l9iai.
Shoulders firm l3l.
Hams l8a4.
Highwines active ,I0all.
LIVE STOCK.
USToE SrocK YARDS, August l6.
Cattle rects l49; sales So at 6,lOa7 market
dull.
Hogs dull;rccts 703; sales 2s4O at 8,65a90 com
mon; 9,l0a94 fair to medium {, 9,iOa3j good to
choice
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

The st. Louis convention for moving the
capitol will be held on the 10th instead of
the 9th day of October, as at first announc.
ed
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

The foundations of the new blind asylum
at Jacksonville has been completed, and the
superstructure commenced.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

The rebellion in Uruguay has ended.
Gen. Carabellas and other leaders of the
insurrection had been arrested and were
awaiting trial.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

A negro church Of Culpepper county, Va,
mas expelled every negro who voted for
Walker.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16
Yoilp Argus.
oTrTCxAE PAPER.

Marshal Neil, Of France, is dead. Ii
death is a sore afllicton to the Emperor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16
Stocks and Money.


IHIt8rAPutd 70 the ABeUs.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 10.
Coupons of 81 2l!, 81, 23s. "a, 2l!, 65, 2l!.
new 26:, 67, 2t, 6s, 2O2; IO-4o's I33. n. Y. 6.
2,og.; Pfd 99s RI l,l64, ST. Paul 824, Pfd
0s4, Fl. W. l53, W U. $50, N. U. lOA, U. s.
69, N. W. 8s4, T. 4 W. 73t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-16

YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL.
MRS. ROGERS Will open the Fall Term Of
INl her school MONDAY, A&PgA aBER
18th 1859
THlitdo1A ISor Quarter.
Common English Branches, hes,..................$8 500
Latin, Higher Mathematics, Natural Sci
enGes, Rhetoric, 1000
French and German 1900
Instrumental Extra.
Draw and Painting Extra.
Mr. Rogers, who bus hni much experience in
teaching win take ohnrpa Of several classes.
competent assistant will be employed.
No pains will ho spared to make the school in
every way worthy OF the liberal patronage Of the
people Of Rock island and vicinity.
ELIZA T. ROGERS,
jy22dlm Fr"crpfresA
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07
ts$ sl!J, - - 4 ' so =, -.
o., .aCUBA.S!S':., %, ,t.. > :;
Troops Concentrating in the CT
= * cnt'ueSOS DistrictH :

TronpS Concentrating i'm the CT
=" - cmfuey0S District
=, 4 - %, on. ~. -. IT,,
hA' "a ~, Marcn ~. VIA NY W Vs.
~. ,7 ltoopI I,;; concentrating !"
- '' ,rs H'''''"'S'H n,..:S;;;.,,;sS.S:x.,,
fhe war S.'a!ner ! '|mrro>''HF"r'''c"
here rom ',aJiA WIN u !! S .aSG
ihc prisiS.l S"h'"oa iie'o" WIZ ~. IT,
1nth 10 M .p,hn'i'H T In" , ,r
asIits ~ W eea' M"ilst,as io9kSu:."'
'f0niS''a'''"'c', ~, >: ,I,o
t.uueetN'o r""I''lo 49,. e't.nt''S2i Wv
o"''e'! 'o'"!'s'-iMs" oec. "at'eS''' on
su>licion-oL SonIpl.rltE. ~, y p'"l 'n"
the scizurrot inc steamer commando
tarlo. = s 81: is '' =, ~ - :, 49, 49,
nno C mt S,I's; stSnmcl ws Sar 4'
g"hsett mas sa"ed lor NcE i" esI'~'o
coal sHs VII Es,uGa in .,, few DAY.;
Il sah% 90 negroes, ,, "n INC .n'"T ,.'.,
"a PNl{hetoMc hea Wy; Sltn ee3os?'i:se
!"i"c" ,.c noOc.s, ~ 'roo >ast
SSAinS ."SYtll-,ts,:;; ; l,,,5 i.
;, toar Jtuli9geH: ~ li1'ia :i,.,a t(a?E''!
'cit so;"aH ~ ''lsro|S" tot N'ci'!lu ~
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07
Our Took Table.

WE arc in receipt Of thc Ohio. Edu-
catlouar Monthly. The following: Is the table
OF contents for April: Mntheu In Geography.
by Mary v. Lee: Among tho Indiana Cullrgos
Notes OF Trnvcl. by W. Fl Young; ;" Twice
Two il Four" by W. d. Hcnkle; Our Country
Schools, by T. f. SulIo;; y Method of Teaching
Definitions, by Julie II. sampson; Editorial
apartment: Tho, School. Department. Coun-
try Contributors. Extreme Cases" National
Department. eUt EduGu,ion, -Electiro College
Co,psc.. ;....Cho New cEdus,tion," ,I'enomina'
,stonnl -Pnblt esseho ,SpcucerS Criterion Of
5ssGeor L,yiS,atlon;, Edl,orialSAtis-
cciluiy, t%mmercsaI Colleges. schools nTrItics
,nl TOWN. etu., 3chool'.AuaIrs iu> 6otcr States.
Bouk, Sosk6x.. Sioluinbus. Ohio: F., l.. White.
nll,or and publislrr. Terms Sl.h9 per ann um.
Ia advance. .. :. ...., ,,,.-..,-
f-,;WE,hnve received from. tho pubtish IL
ing 'hohae 6f Fields. OsSoot'a Co, Boston. q
publication sntittct the Danish Islands: ute
vi l,onhd to- pity for them ?" rs James Parton:
rhr trattn: iirn n TINT NC NJ nation ara not
b5uhl updrr Che clrcnn, sn,nc'st n-pryfor the
Danish %Ss, India >1sIh'ts: TSio<r' OF our
readers who DESIRE become posted In this
mntteS-haa, 6e{e.FSeh for Copy where they
aud pll shs fssts q !le cass gully ~ 4Or' III
WE have rcce;iiSScd from the, publish:
tx rr.'E4 A!Toasof}h April nIinSetof The
= iliGimtoJpaanic o6ssrxf:t Contents SrhysIolosy
and Principle Of TMcdictne. Beale on tho call; :
XaasSrla Medic and Special EhdtS p"utteS Pso-
yln& Of Diescoscs: eoncl det. Sais ThpGaisna !;
t,iok noticez,l o,c.;Rs grcaltrri
TruGIar EMusAsss 1IonIse pAthiG0a rteriS, Med.
Yctf Qa&StS, $1iow not t6,be, slel. bHchttnNA
Ollie MqsaSh It's elaoI III Medical DO
ctetS Tho olellcal use OF Electricity, Sketch o.
tho llfc aud character Of Mathew Se,nple. u. D.,
.Rsupl.ia, Sys.alop.as THO Orphapa~ Trlumph''
Ptpi ana @SE4ares; Nsney1S ShteH M%t!es,,
ttuE' Hc.' The Church Union, Tho christIan,
Epitoulo Of Homeopathic MSdicincs: lIor,igs-r
|; 4 sDs'R ci nsS 6 6Ssse
sS;,,', sS fssR, tShss chsn:,
is(rxn ritf PhHF Ga rl1n4C Blset
Sfat,;sss : Gi6nosne. SSo&trdtl{Y 4 Sst.eIsSoot
Add tesn6fp na,i CpaafxoAsssEesisA 3aTHonG'
pathic Grad tYr IsS Our poEG5S,ss MTn
IT, BS.e y s,pSSSss
i Toa & 6S4nary, Foes
va f sSts ESEae sSa,s sseea4sey 81
Wayne 81. Detroit, Michigan. s2rcrrnnom
In advance.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-07
Tcrrit0riatA appointments.

|. GWAsiliNaroX, al ril l2.-ThGs iaGf
Of the Tcrri,qrtat:. appointments wins
discussed in the Cabinet moctiuS TO-
.daS and tho following Fin6miiiatlons
were decided upon, .anHwfllbe- scilt TO
The Scn;itGin . day. or'two:~ 6
,GcncralsJs; A. CampbrE..of ,Gcneral
schofsld's ,StaGI,.<Ialls!. et..0hfo, Govern:
or Of Wyoming 4
James N: Ashley Of: ohtoS G ovsrnor
OF Montana. - o.. - - g.. - ss'zHs zraa
: General ID: II. Washburne, of .1ndi.
ana, Surveyor Generil Df Montaiia, p,
=, Colonel Eugst, .Surveyor,<etcncral Of
Wyoming. .'r ~. - N'S - - '"r"
Dr. Rush. Spencer Of New York,
Surveyor General vi New Mexico.
..CU}oncLFrank Wolc0t$ofKentucky,
observation-disclosures for Wyoming.
&Mr: .CIarkc,.o Ohio,nItegistrar Of
Landl TOR Washlngso on -rorritory.s.-
..ssDr. Sc0tt, ofOHio, Srcrctar! Of Wash
ington Tcrritory:'-s'., '.'m ',.W
j, will be scri blythe foregoing that
a1ie:S,ateofO wall have, atleasI her
share nfsilsctcrriiorial, otiicrs. >.'~
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1lat. WFsacKW

Custer says. =" We hare taught the Indians
TINT they arc sa,e from ;tls,at no place and at
. .sse..s ~ II Fri ae's1 81 e.
s Nsiii az ;as|ss1 49, sslesr Sssr IN
Indians He says that the country and the
hiding places Of the Indians; are now better
known, and that he has many officers In his
commatiisbo cpgla iondqss expedition
there without guides. The General speaks
highly his officers and mon, and 10 especial
rlrv, The General did not lose singls man
Of IL 60 AgREsaINsXSH|RtSS,s: .
cnntiye CHEYENNE chsh a. hostages for the
GOOD behavior Of thoir tribe, and Tor thu full
fillmcnt of the promise Of the latter to come
in and conform to the demands Of the Cow
erpusuts. tahiSs4 sontaeSeisf& eassssGUo sbc
Indian war" ,GdiASAS
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1 aaTYsya1Ssssn. u sHEyaa IaHs r
ss';Iss \ t|'f RSssS 4 Saiss st ssasss,
,,,,,r,- ,l,,;nr March 1863 :,

C,rn,r ilp,inr March, 1869 r. =
~ St6ISfSS snr2th md ~lves, to T.
y Sn.,n,NwarcS lat. Isp- Lot y. In sui,h Mid
/, ,ss9;d. a3ii1oTne Ssh' 's'''tS"' t'>A At::s,t
-i%5F 'fIan.forT % y. B. Ho%Stf@StSfch Gt,
fGS fIjS ne rSs on Con- River o. 80 ''' "
r D.M: Smith 10 John LlEely-MsltE %, lH&4
small tfnct ou Coal river. SD H'-E' -'''
t;,o. Love and Wife to John Young, March 81,
,s,n, -,-sH ocr,s ~, RrI.r Crock OF Coal River
same toydShna kmithL March ira, lae-l7S,H
acrcs adjoining tho above.
S.STm6 GcofS2 4 and Ella ncE EoveS AarcS yl.
&p-w9 acrS aAJoiS3nh .hSaSove.t2 d
Glllilund aud Andsrsan to Emcline Fishers
trustee,GarchE5a, 1854 :.tjoalSo 6pd.lotin Smith
and Hansford's addition.
ByF. Wyn1fIo Observation-Disclosures Ilai9
SyuercS5 Chin ctfsGE township:
loci 8. Quarter aud othcrs ~. Gsp IL Porter
r;istc,. :f,Icb tl,H .isa.&ao aef6s 0,S .lk rSsr
baclc acknowledgements
PURPOSES -. o.,,,,,, ,,b |,
Il HsTi od,p ns 10 X: Fit4i9usho Geo: JssEsies
f. e. Burton. &. H. Porter and J. u. laloie!-
March 18th, lSS-Is ofG9o acres Mt Coal Branch.
John Snyder to heirs.of :Iohn e. saSder-
March 18th, l&j9-SO uSrcs on Elk river, ncof
cU.on shoal..i.. /; ~
George II. Porter, trustee. to Firg!ni" +. "hit.
,ukcr March Nth 1859 ITO acres land Coal
Branch. PATRIOTISM acre tract w.; *i.E.I
Vrgtnla F. %flVaSer 20 w. "a
March lth, ls'o-nYoSs my tot :" - :"
Extension Company y OIL y" aeiS. ,... IN :, :
Silas T"rl"y and "iie 10 eHI"".i Nu>sc,
MARCH, Hth, eSs-ehfI HAate>''''r '!e'NS
r"ricy' deceased Co'e .s.''F' ,o,,, ,S.o
SylHsst"r Mltcheii !9 Nne[.t"'e" '''''' ''
sumo rs above: s :,
J:M Ssss*n any ~'!S, toFH.st wv" 49,
'~s--H acres ""'etS 10y. .I ."tSS Mana, ,,,,
1onu Spy"Sk ~ wv. ;" ..., 49,
ls0s--l22'!a "ercs br'''d Kun oiflh f"e $3.50
Oh. Gebhart ~ 9alnea'Hannls--l9aat l''n' '"'S
a acrrwr!ghp" addition to Ch"r!cssoh' as9o'n
Ing Cunningham. - -, )
{. +. Walker una VIII" I" ). r lon""'s
Mareh l''h. F"-- "'S' .HoH, """ . 4 "'"''
"u"l""ato -e",oen'; -;,, WV. -. -
Johhe. M"''i'' 10 ~ d. "i.N,',o",1~., ~
wv -S' ~ w., WV ~ .."'S
! tishef.,' - ,,,o 80,
sumo 10 H. W. "'A''"-'"''e" A"si! 49,
"or'S on foca' - '..-'''-' 10 Co.,. i'"' II
John Rogers " nj. "a Hrth;soEarthy-Hlate
h'h. ie''-'1 interest AZ 'S'AA "sss' =" upper
eteeS' - ~ p. - .-,,.,E =, go
= r. ""'ket All" "'r I" -, O." "'Ae'T ,,.'
WILL .eo'.' I"'N ~ NNueh' e'"Vs So,
W. W. h"ii'? 10 ~ D.ea'eil-"aEcn --"' 1"''
--i"t ini-har'csloii, Npo!nnS q
Helena turner, e. ais. 70 VIII. Wcbo-Ma:cn
18th, is9 = acres ooalsmonth. 49, ,3-in
J..lk SOycs, etulS. to q. IL. Porter-MaiGh -.
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Council n hi Proceedings s. w.,

q. =
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
i'll. honor, Mayor Williams. presiding.
Tho following mcn,bcrs or the Council wHre
present: :" -.
Ms<,ss. Johaslssx. Z Ritter, ollIsan. Gates
Shields, jarrett and Crncruit.
The procccdtnysot tho las. nlcst5pg were read
and adopted. 60 -
Geo. IL. Porter, Recorder, HeIns ,a'ssrt, John
W. Cracrait. .msmNrr Of sbs RAREt TH ap'
pointed Recorder, pro. - ~~
4 con,mittrr.of thr1l, leonsF f, N"ssrs
Ni,,sr. Oates and Slack were atroG t"'! I" en-
quirr into the sIsht OF. pr. Dnsgess to remove
certain rock from the river bank. AMI make re-
John u. Youn. wax srante0'a wagon ltc"n"
until che lxt Juno, lStD.y -; 20 -; VA Gs..
Mc..rs. TI!ll & LEONARD were granted llccn$
for Billiard Saloon until the lst June. iSi9.
g, Th. petition OF john u. Young praying that
c~rtln Il xes enormously assessed In EVj. hc re-
funded, wax presented. \ special committee:
consisting Of McSsrSI Porter. Gl!iso and SliI'ld'
We're appointed to cutluiro into tho lru.tt'r and
report.
The t,llow Ing accounts we're Irrsente'' an'l
or,iorsd tobe p..id. - :, D. -
Il. H. llumphrieS. for keeping paupcrS... $'' =
John Harvey forJemoviny Instructions ~
81 ROAD. Ys.:S.., .: ..f-.t; I&.S ...-yso e
y The partlca WHO have been nctivclS engaged
on the streets under the supervision Of the
Mayor. hayy beeu pNiI for their >erv!crS 10 The
auountofS3.oo.; ~~.>'HN..',Ei,ll
The Council then adjourned.
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.sAsw 3 Mex1t.issf,asats.
CoMlM HISS Il Mi IS SALE

H ossUz SsE- 8 "a NsDsssLeO T s..
DURsUANT TO 4 DECREE RENDERED IN TIE
n;iiiss ii he .ia.h dsy Of ot16ItI
Court Of Kanswb. County, We shall, on 81 20
Saturday. III" GtItl"U or, Alaroh. 1917
rrcescd "a ssu St pHbs apAon. Ioait kSs. GSitarr.
al TIE front orGfthrCourl IIdsSOk RGaa"AA o6sn.
ty the following described real estse, the property o.
the drfrndan, c. G. Gnprhpri. ta:wtt: ,
One lot Or parcel OF land lynE,hesr the aIutment Of
Coal River Bridge, tho laseF Ave Of rsid river, con-
,n"Ing 10 100 acres. With sdwelll"s house. ''or'
Al.o. other small IottOs,PAtcs1" land nsar the ons
abov. described, con,a!O!lg. Aggregate about
four acres. ,s-ss :...sr~
plat Of al Of which may BE- seem in the papers Of
the cause, and A. the place mud onsAsasS q sale:
TERMS :-Tsnprr cent. In cashr yknt &6a residue IN
sIs. twelve, siC eighteen moiihsf ,16teres.. the
purchaser giving 10! the o. r.
.trsd pay'gsgr. ~, ;Hs ,tss.ss 21sSPsF'y VIII DC
retained -''1''l'' security f Fl
-, H,,t. McWHORTER,
Ian q. 1860 -3V6 SuccIal Coulml sloue 70.