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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17
saturday, October goth, 1870,

ii acres Of land, situated about miles north Of
the city, on the east side OF the new Turnpike
Road now being constructed from Wheeling TO
Glenn's Run. said decd Of trust was given ~
said K. B. Woods on 40 acres OF !and, being ne
northern part Of The home farm Of A. F! Woods,
deeeaSed, and Joining lands with the estate Of
David Garden, deceased, on the east ode q the
Ohio River, TO secure the Merchants Nanonal
Bank OF West Virginia the payment Of S4,o0O IN
az months from date; and the payment o. any
note OF notes that may b given In renewal or tn
pGrt payment Of tho same; q 900 having been
nGId ou aAId note, and IS lilo acres oEBaid tract
(which was sold TO Jacob I3shl being released,
SSle viii b made OF the residue 9l aCfes) OF the
tact. default being made In tho payment Of .
note lot $4,000, due August g: 1870, with two
months interest and eost, which represents the
balance Or principal and interest due Of the
aforesllfl note OF 81 900. Said 81 acres Will be
divided into smaller tracts. Plat Of the same can
be seen At the Recorders Office Of Ohio County,
TERHs or sA18 -ons.Lhlnd cash; balance in
six and twelve month, With Interest. ~
Sale 70 commence at II o'clock A;A,
GuR9S Z T-1' m s. BRADY, Trustee.
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LARGE REcEnTs.-The receipts at the
gate OF tho Fair grounds, Yesterday, reach
cd the handsome sum OF $1,000. Consid-
ering that there's fair in progress but a
few miles from the city, and that this'is a
very busy season Of the year with people
in the country, we regard the above figures
as very creditable.
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GRAVEL AND. CEMENT RooPNa. -
George Crumbacker would inform the
public. that he = still engaged IN the
Gravel Roofing business, and thatlhe Is
prepared at anytime toput on roofs, eth
er large orsm9u, at the shortest, possible
notice. guaranteeing his work fol. ,term
ofyears, He hasI1now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outllved d half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The. demand for his work
Is increasing from year to year. Heipdt
enduring the past year 800 squares Of
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction In every respect Address
him through the Post 0flcb, or call at his
brick-yafd, head Of Lindsey street All
orders viii be. attended to promptly. =,
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WHAT DID ITS-Lyon's Kathairon
made7p my hair soil, luxnriant and thick,
and al hi Magnolia Balm change ID tbat
sallow completioninto the marble beauty
younow see This Is emphatically the
Language. ot0n who suSerthese articles. A
fine head Of hair and refined complex!
ion are the greatest attractions a woman
can possess. 10 The Kathairon and Mag
nolla Balm are just what WIN give them
to you, and nothing slse Vim !. The Balm
Is the bloom of youth: 1t makes a lady
of thirty .appear but twenty Both ard
Giles are entirely harmlesS, and very pleas
ant. They should be in every Lady sipos-
session1l 10 illg y'.l5 M GIagu28 .eOddSW.g
~ ~
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TEACHER .sELEcrED.-We i hear that
the Trustees Of Linsley Institute have
made an arrangement that will secure a
school ih'the building on the corner Of
Fifth and Centre streOts4qnhe gentleman
selected is Prot, John G. Frazier, formerly
Principal of the academy at West Liber.
ty. he Is represented to be well qualified
for the position, and there is no doubt that,
with well directed effort, ahfrst-class
school can be established. The negotia-
tons with Prof F. are to be closed to-day,
and the school will be formally opened
next Monday week, ,26th inst ave wish
Dir. Frazier abundant success in his un-
dertaking.
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For U. s. DISTRICT CouRr,-Yeater
day morning, Deputy Marshall irwin ar.
rested Patrick Malone, who halls from
Bellaire, on q charge Of selling ardent
spirits on the Fair Grounds without hay-
ing first obtained a license from the
United States officials, as required by the
internal revenue laws. Malone was
taken before Commissioner Rodgers, who
heard the testimony and committed him
70 Jail 70 await further proceedings in
the District Court
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DlsoRAcEFgL CoSppegFEtT a. party ssFF w. Of
young gentleman were assailed, Thursday
night, us they were crossing the back
river bridge,.by a partyof roughs. LA
scrimmage ensped, in which blIlies took
a prominent part. We saw one Of the
aasailed who had received a pretty heavy
blow j. on, I the head, from one Of the
cowardly weapons. No arrests were
made that We heard Of, nor did we hear
thatitwas definitely known who the as
sailants were, We trust some steps. will
be taken to ferret out the perpetrators Of
this outrage and bring them to punish.
ment. rod ysGt .L..- lit1iI -.ui !-si ID.
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Success We are credibly informed
that the proceeds Of the Concert and Ban,
quet given last night at Turner'S Hall fol
the German Patriotic Aid Fund VIII
amount to $500. bgri saiA 81.
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DRY GooDs-Messrs. John Roemer &
Co. make their bow to our readers this
morning in another, column. They an.
nounce1 that they ana receiving, daily,
choice selections Of foreign and domestic
dry goods, which they offer at extremely
low prices, either at Wholesale or retail.
They invita- persons III need of anything
in their line to call at their rooms, Nos. 81
and SO Main street, Centre Wheeling,
where they viii take pleasure in show.
ing the elegant stock Of goods now
on their shelves, MessrA r & Co., have
been long in the business here, and are
thoroughly posted Is 70 the selections
suitable ior!thiS market; and their ex.
pGienee enables, them tomRke their .pur-
chasesson: better terms than those list
starting ia made. Acorps' Of polite and
attentive clerks viii .be found ready 10
wait. on customer. ii We commend this
establishment tOsthe COnside fation OF our
yaaflGfS !l3d u .cLNl
AStANSAfYsI ,.sH.f W J. 4L-s.U .H.Fa
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Religious Notice-st Johns Church.
Fourth st. n. E. Church. a''El s1rg az
Soldiers Re. Union. 4t .,...tt
For sale-A Quarter Lot.
For SGle-RaFe Business Chance. s1!E
Washington Hall.
Dry Goods John Roemer & Go. .. f'a!
Getting Married special notice column
North West Virginia Agricultural 50
cietY. ~ ~ --- ~ min. -l.------
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sEFEMB

l-I nj ta al l2.lsi 4, III "a Il.
f@FmFGnlT6e interest ii the Fall
Inbwl Id pFogrss on 'tlis IslaHh seems L
increase as the closing day draws near
Yesterday Tie attendance VS. tRice th6i
\ 81 Tie dAy previous, reaching, US we gEe
ssured Py .tRqPs WIG have experisneein
estimating crowds; nat1 leasttwdntystyE
HundE psroB9 The trains which CAME
morning over ths ailfo9d!il
,centeEipg here were Well allied, and q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT citythan were out
OH any preceding day since the fait opened
We "a, Aot think Il premature p. .say
al this ; date that the success o.
the exhibition Is already assured
m 4. financial point OF view; and
We hayei no doubt, mat those who
have worked necessarily for days and
lweelgr 70 make thee Fair cedltable u
theatyan surrounding country, breathe
more freely since they have, seen Tie dis.
positioni manifested by The people tosus.
tain thslref6t It istObe hoped that
next yeaiff an exhibition : partakipg more
largely Of A agricplh and mechanical
character will be hold ons, the same
grounds We believe that Il measures are
instituted IN proper season, tie object can
De S9ns uaa g .ssI,tItlry lEll5,A 4.
J4nsFec aefas y etlci'eu steliin'
te ana !ler pro Et e sS .si was clIcse
T w. s1 ny ING leFe efow sSt Fe . ae
INST contest was ioF 2 premium o. SAyo
silver plate) LOT me iaseesekea Eye COLI
the get Of -l Red Eye owned ,Yt Ry j.
flls 53I e9aPsIssS BE. 5aFsy. 8 :, .Aaay
johnson; :: Y B9rieys .: I Lucy y E; >.
kaynold's .. 6. wake Up; Joshaa butley
So caFbiFd j sad lBafllsfy 4 sReensys J, Z.
3. The Eaee. was without any mel
dent 81 speoial noteI and was w Vol. Lucy
- - f.l7iIi fH mi a.f#.tt pf-
,r ,bo55 ' 5ji ii v4tIIt4AilY h, D,7,, f9,
d tlao aaaiagi1 yliae opa 3ias5.3 ~
Andy JOhnsoh9@ AZ. -: ::.ss!.4' az ~
WSfe Up
81 gssa Stsd ;ii: Nina 80
ID time not taten9d DaG dii5ja t:f,sil
The next on the programme gas s{irFot
for 4 premium Of 400 between horses.
mares or eeidinss tbat lad never I! q beaten
$50 in nubllc. mile meats, in harness, best
| ain,b-e75 70 ,first. morse s95 to second
Fo1r3 III ibkre M "A eSted .TsAe sWkites
i. (. CAM. Graham ID. n. Huehes' !. q.
Roam . BIN ara b. a'sedmoHSs B. q Fuz.
The contest, was yerv spirited, and to
ds6Idethe s aSe !, fed thisdl ihswhole MIN.
her of heats TO be trotted. We eiye the
. Y 'fas sUSal ll.r5 ~ az
snil,sg11. 1ber8bio.8rm;s ill3s
Captain Graham..9 .
Roan Bnly, .:.9 ~ ~ !'' ~. 1's sss.iTiA5
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oGoScEIRtsr At 41HEE sF6NE GHtUhRdbhtZ.24
The Concert at the Stone Church J six
miles east Of the city, Thursday evening,
was d gfaHd success il every sense Of The
work, The attendance was large, every
seat in the Church being flied, and d. bet
ter satisfied. ppdiee1qd with an " entertain.
ment Of the character, has not been seen
in,this rsgionif6FIscmetin TINE. The music
was of a high order and most eGcellently
rendered, Prot: Weber; Of this Gig, pre-.
sided at the piano. They ocatpartof The
concert was furnished by part ofthe choir
Of. the Fourth street NJ B, chhseh, and
also the regular choiriofs the Church IN
which " was held. Several lainateliiis took
part and acquitted thenssl ye. creditably.
The parties which went out from the
city, enjoyed a fine moonlight. dive in 70.
turning, reaching home at scdsonable
hour. Altogether The affair was one Of
them@t pleasant character.
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sWhEhiE;. 70 GET TI To ~ Tickets d
admission 70 the, Fair willobe soldfrom
IthisIday tothe conclusion Of the Fair at
the office Of the Citizens Railway Co.,
and At OTIS Cos Hardware, store. corner
Of Monroe and Market street,, sfwhefd
visitors can obtain their tickets more con.
yeniehtly than at the crowded entrance
gate. =, Igl' 3T 4, M ,.' h92'
Tickets will also 10 sold at the office on
the grounds during Che Fair. stoCkhol.
ders will be entitled TO q Badge admitting
them free, by calling at the secretsrys
Office on the grounds during tho Fair.
Ql.t Faplsr john BISHOP, Stcretdty.
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TRUsTEEs sALE-BY VIRTUE
Of I Deed Of Trust made on the S9th day Of
January, 1885, by Rob't B. Woods TO $. Brady,
Trustee, and recorded in the Recorder once OF
Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed BOOK NO:
~. Ahn yanEt Hmm 1
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iE7sr& ii 1873 F lR1vE ffSijm 4 pure Irish MOS
for Blanc Mango, p ddlngs, Creams, Gus:
tards, de-, &c. 4 Tie cheapest thealtliEesS1kE
and most delicious food IL the world. y, !,
llial i i,r, sig .s g.s m
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By RENTNa, and applying the rents TO
the purchase, every one cauibecomeI the
owner Of q first class Wheeler &Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Summer & ca,
Agents, No. So Monroe street, Wheeling.
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PARIS WALKING SHOES and Croquet
Button Shoes for. ladies' also'T White Kid
Slippers, iqgt received at Forgey & Glen,
ems. 'aaitlr
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AoBoss HUSBAND. Mrs. Smith The
fact is, my. husband Is becoming 90 out
rageously cross and nervous that there d
no liying,With him. i He pretands one day
that he has got the dyspepsia; the next
day liver complaint die next is sick
with no appetite declares that there Is
nothing on tie table fit to cat, and 50 on.
1t isall nonsense, and nothing but hiscon-
founded ugllness. From the very bottom
Of my heart, I believe he wants to worry
me 10 death. "a ia ~ d ~ Up aoli
Lady Friend-AErs. Smith; II think you
are wrong No woman has d kinder or
more indulgent husband than you. I
must confess that 1haye noticed a change
in Mr.. Smith, but I amtncliped to think
that all he wants is a tonic; anditIwere
you'll would not be q day without PLAN
TATIoN Buffers IN The house. Make him
take them moderately three times q day,
and in q short time l think you willlseeia
change My experience is that Planta-
ton Bitters i one Of the best aud most
delicious tones 10 the world; and ,tbatior
nervousness, loss Of appetite, dyspepsia
and ali kindred complaints, there s moth
~, u. ~ tL7it :i'. an SuiiBp ,fa p!
png W jgsq999dtue 81 7g9or bni iut :IGiyi
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SHADOW PrcTURRssare "all the rage
at the Partridge Gallery, CAN and see
specimens; finest west Of New York, :.
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TNORl SALE CHEAP.-5O0 ACRES
q of Land on the b. . OR. R., u miles east
or Wheeling, in lots to suit putchaseEs; About
100 aces, partly improved, With Fine 1--we
d knoWn Is the ClIne's Mil property, and Is one
Of the 6sSt DoGlionS, for q Country St0Fe on the
line OF the i. 4 0. K r.
Als0, 3 steam Circular Saw MIL and Fixtures,
Ia running order, with two yoke q oxen and
span Of horses. w. v. HO9E q Cor .
jln39 Real Estate Agents, 106 Market Street.
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IiIogfRR this morning alarge stock of
Ladies', Misses and Chtlds Colored Shoes
cheaper than any other house in the city.
Louis y, Bonds. 1911 Main STREE,
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Tina cheapest Oolured shoes,ln the city
can tbe found iatsLoufs v. Bonds 107
n tn .sHeet;lt,y i.a....r.I. ..If-I.tnn A. n
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TORSAIS OR RENT.-ANEW .st
Brick HouI6 NTH II rooms, on Quln.
Cy stroet. NTH eYGtY convenience. As and-eta3s
i1ducomeut % paIch4be, would take part pay In
w eng Al 'e adl}a 1. IRWIN.
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ITO WAGON AND .CARRIAGR1f e
u FKERslHGbS fof WSGofS siSd
Gum Oak and Locust Wood, sp6lt1 ffUnd 15cR
10 *, Hickory and Oak Weed Bell00S 6nu4 ~
10 : inches, Hickory and Oak Wood Row, r.
Carriages and Express Wagons, Poles, ShaftS
aud Circles Of best Hickory and 6Gf. siiF INV
Ree'iVSa 6yli91 ed! HtlLI.DREE g 4 !, BIO,
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TIM Rembrandt Photographs are in;
cre.daSilppg in favor daily. They cannot be
too much admired, for nothing can equal
the beautiful effect Of light and shadow
in those made 'lIl! at the Partridge Gaqs
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si,AIor1RFfss who wish to- find q medicine
peculiarly. adapted ID the cure 81, liuHffofs
and eruptions III their children, viii did
o safe and, sure one in the "Rosadalis,"
which Is ackh6iWledg Jed To- be the best
blood medicine known. Physicians attest
TT n.rs,, ln.t.rg,l.,t l...l.lg s1nia ELti flhl
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H EE $Sss'ii;s;iii;f:;ii;iIjiii;lIY'.fl:t39{TfH

, H H$$sI3 iS III s9SSlll4iiflff!" B9fTf w
There was a trot, subsequently, not
down on the bills, between sorrel Jim and
Gray Dan, bestle inlS. f5ra'pufse Of 500.
The gray won the firstheat in 9;S4af,ywhcn
the sorrel'let himself out and passed The
score on tho second heat in 2:S2, leading
his opponent a few feet. Gray Dan was
then withdrawn: The so5rrel Vas walked
oveFthe course, and declared the winner.
Tho days doings terminated with a foot
race between Jim Lyle md Sherman
Chase one hundred yards. hdst three in
five, for a purse OF 80, I'VE failed 10 get
the sum) Ths first and second heG To- we're
wopby. Chaser the other three by Lyle,
The Fair closes with the races this after.
ternoon. Elsewhere wtllsbe found the
a7pn9gnGsgent 70 which FtqFh1TSdjnYy ite At
kGA4k4buA
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FoR9lddEg X, y CLE,tESs have ali .thlelatest
styles in Hatsyand Caps. @ bie bHf
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LOUIS Y. BLOND Is now offering his en.
tire stock Of Coloredi Shoes at cost. T..
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MUNICIPAL CoURT. -TherGgdlarmont
y term Of this Court via commence next
Monday, attheualalhour, NJ
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T4Er greatest variety of ;childrenS'
Shoes tnthe city, isat Forgey& Clemens
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@, R BEmyR's Ladies and Gents Res
tapEan II, aadIoystes Saloon. Meals IA sefFed
atall hours I'LL Market street, M 9.
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- CoMpRonsED!4- William seaton and
James Kaho, of South Wheeling, were
b96te Squire Schultz, 9 lay Or two since,
to have q little difficulty existing between
thenarranged. 1T Is saidithat they had
been betowing epithets upon; each other,
deci5ealy, more emphatic than K courteous,
and the. Que feeling himself the more
deeply aggrieved I've forget which one Il
%si made application to have his griey,
ances fgdtessed il accordance with the Y
statutes of4the State. nThs case Wasfully
heardandaSthe dlftlerencewasa about thai
oftweedle DUN ana tgesdls dec, the mat;
ter was compromised BY each one paying
halt the cost Of the proceedings 8i n,aa7o
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NOR SALE TO CLOSE AN Es. IN
u .TATE-The nrst-clAss DWELLING
HOUSE, situated on the north east cornet: -.
ofHampden and Sixth streets, now occupied b
NF8! Cartef. There iSa full lot, and tho house 4
ia 90 good condition Is tho day It was built
nil. Apply 10 Up. LEWIS,
dec1:H lcLure House, Wheeling. VI. We
TOR sALB.-TWENTY t90 BUILD.
i! ling Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $50
each: TeFms, 6ne.touHth caSh; the residue II
equal instruments ct one, two and three years.
nSsi', - ~ mo. P9GILcHR1sT.
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE.-A VERY VALU.saS
u ABLE tract Of land, about 50 acres, ~
ration Of the City Of Wheeling, on south aide Of
Uempaeld Railroad. opposite Mt De Cha1tAl, mn.
derlald with coal Enquire Of ,
sppIRS ..-. l,.,. Or ISAAC IRWIN,
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New Advertisements.

!, sATURpAY, ,sEPT.,.l7. 1s7O.
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PoIICE CouRT-The ad6ge that Il d
hSt Ss "to hslloo until yot get out ofthe
Moods Was illustrated i,herelwit4in the
pm ! frty.6lght hours2 I'm yeSterdey
morning paper We boasted that Mege
NJ WAS moi d case before the, Police Cont "a
Thursday morning aud made 2cunplli
menaty rematl8Ioi themoral healthof
our city. Our readers had ,scarcelys FIN.
ished reading the paragraph when i've
unfortunates were aEraigned before that
tribunal For.violating the ordinances. We
Shah wait hsFeat ter, ii least two Of three
mornings before We assert that the mile
niumois about itOtbo nshered fnabecause
there u notRlpg Fotthe Police Court 70 do.
The, following Cases were before His
Honor, yesterday morning: Patrick Ma
Ions, charged with selltngl liquor without
license, was tried, found guilty and fined
twenty dollars and costs Pat dld not
have that amount about lis clothes, apd
ndehult Of payment whssentto Jail In
Justice to our own people We add thatthis
party halls from Bellaire. William Ruth
erford, Robert Taylor, Joseph Grimesan
John Wilson were up tor'bsing drunk on
the streets, and were fined one dollar each
and cosA&s11d i'd 1S-JGl III uMtF ,nY
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-3TV n y n lT'T-0I . y 2. =. p. ? @ y I
n Il. ..-rld 81 .NstEIOE 6HEai =
..,f sne sa.atil .lsislLn4 Ei1li is5a-h s1niH
Els8 ~ tus '' fiy7s
&c. 8!lE.EHo = &iTlt
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The appointment Of President willIams to ths
ONCE Of supeEtnten dent Of Schools win lin no
In he iataFe d It has been IN ths past practi.
eli, VlS6f6aS, ~ institution! TT
Special attention win be given to the'prepRla
hon spf Young Gentlemen and Ladies for the
practical ard business life and particularly fog
Esend tota 6itcuiartoit 20 ~ 2Gidi 9siit
, 1870-06-13

CAxA LocK, CHICAGO, June Ill p. n
CLEARKp-Iescue, Lemont, ngh:, General NcPhef-
son, Lemont Light; Colonel Manning, Iemont,
Light; Lady Franklin. Lemont, Light; Eclipse, Le-
mont, light; Planet, Lamont, light; E Walker, Jr-,
Lcmuut Hgnt: J. Il. Nc(ienntsse- Ieuo1t, Light
Reliance, Lemont, Light; Excelsior, Mon9uE,
Hight: Augusta, Big Run, ltghts ThunheEoolt Bay,
hight; ". l. Steel Joliet; Danube, UrtawA
75s7. It lumber, Il. 100 lath: Orion, OF ANA ST.
lumber, s 20 lath: kennebec, so,sG It lumber,
bsco iath: Monte Christie, Peru. 81 It iun1ber,
posts $50 hath. Is, 10 shingles: Sunrise LaSae,
lbs corn husks: Asia, He1nepin, ec,sss It tumbec,
1880 posts, Il, ,00o lath, Il, o30 shingles.
ARR1yE1R. F. GoCdeil. Ottawa, s, so bu corn;
Wing 4 Wing. Joliet, 6,o0a nu oats: john Carter,
6.300 bu cnTn: Ocean Spray. OtfaER $500 ou corn
Olive Branch. MatseilIes, o,1G0 ou cora: Monarch.
1ockpou, S,s2{ bu cDtu, = 80 Is meal T. $40 Is
bran, 100 hrls nouE; Phuulx- LocE1oEs, $3.50 bu
corn; Constitution, lemont, = yds stone; a. T.
Atkinson, Lculon,, S. yds stone: Geo. Judd, Le-
mont = rus stone: ". IL Simons, Lemout, 20
yds stone; Mary 0rely, Ie,uont 50 yds stone; s,
T., Lemcnt s. ytls stone; Advance Lemont, =
Lds some; II. l. Peas1ee, Len1ont, 81 yds stone !:
Deaacee, Lemont, 30 {d5 stone: NafF Walker,
Lemont 50 yds stone; Il. Walker, Lemont, % 5ds
tsone; J., I Alexander. Lemonf, S .yds ssone:
Empress Lemoni, 60 Yds stone; J. l. wa!keE,
CAS1L LocE. CulCAGo, June ll-..D P n
GLANDS i r., Lemont, light; Il l. Peaalee.
Lemont light; NacJ Walker, Lem mi. uShr: ~
vance, lemont, light; H Walker, Le:nont, ugpt: !:
]. l. Alexander, le1nont. Light. ]. Il NAfe5. =
mont, light: Vim Strnons, Lenoont, Light; Onoo-
daRa, Norris, light; Col Martin, Big Run, lr nj
Admiral, Sag, Light; AnnscAtn, Toilet, l9hts Ssa1a
, 1870-06-13

c.RsARs COMMENTARIES On TIE GAIL
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A TALE OF ETERNITY, AND OTHER
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THE LOST DAUGHTER, AND oTuCR
STORIES OF THE HEART, Nv sI-s, Caroline
Lac uentz, Phla ,elphta: 7. D. Peterson / Bros.
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THE CAPTURE AND ESCAPE; OR LIt'E
AMONG THE e1oUX. B! Mes, sasah J. L.riur-.
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AskARos kASSls, TUE COPT A Rnm1nce
Q! Modern Egypt. Br Edwin De Leon, Lte Consul
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TIE BAZAR BooK OF DEcoRUa. New
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