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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS


By tho Auditor Of Vinton County.
TN pursuance Of proceedings upder the Stat.
ntc ~ such case prov dod, upon IN . pttltiOn
ute the Trustees OF or ginal surveyed township p
number ton. OF range number nineteen. in the
county oi Nlnton Aforesaid, e1. pars, will OF
for for sale, on
Saturday, the 10th day of February,
A. D., 1870.
Mt tho hour OIL o'clock Of said day, n the door
OF tho fourt House in said county, at not ess
than the appraised value thereof, tho follow
ing lands With the appurtcnanccs to.witi
The north east quarter Of section number
I0wnship, Vnton county, Ohio appraised at
$4,000.
The north west quarter Of said section mum.
ber SlXteen, appraised ut $4,000,
And the Soul west qnarter Of said section
number sixteen, appraised at 300 co.
l Will also offer for sale, NJ The same time and
place, In pursuance or proceedings under the
Trustees oforlg'ntl s,rveyed township number
ten OF range number sixteen, Of the ohio Com
p1ny's Purchase, Madison township, in sni
Nin'on cOur yeN rnrio, at not loss han ,ho ap-
praised yalue thereof, tho following lands and
tenemenis situated In sMd township, to.wt.
The east half Of the scuh ens quarter OF bec-
tlon hlmbermktee nppra sed II, $4,000.
OF snld section number sixteen, appraised nt
$4,000.
HENRY RFYSoLns,
D. s. Dana, AIRY r. Q.
Jan d, lS70.tk
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SHERIFFs SALE.

STATE NJ ohio, Vinton County. n
Dennis Wilson AMI wife, Pln-, ! Yuion COun.
against }tv Court nj
Julia A. Iiarcron & n'hos ror's J Com. Pleas
ORDER or SAFE
Pursuant IN Tho rommand of nm order of sale
n the above cause issued from the Court ofCIom
mon Pl'as o Vynton county, Ohio, and 10 me
eoted IN Sheriff OF said county. | will offer n
public sale, nj the door ofthe Court II, nse IN thc
Town oil Macarthur, In sad VintQn county, on
Monday, the 9TH Day Of February, A,
d, 1870,
nt the hour OF ! o'clock, ?. NJ. Of said day, The
following Rehl EHtAte, to.wlti
Tho West half ofthe NORTH .ennt onrrtor and IN,
Fast han or The North west quarter Of Seotor
Number Twenty-fou NO 2tl Townahp Mum
htcr Twelve mo, i2) Range Number Seventeen
mo III containing one hundred and sixty acres
more Or les., situated In the county OF Vlnton
Anrralrcd At Two Thou.,nd, Fly, Hundred
and sixty Dollars (sq,b00 OO) and muat bring
two thirds ofthat sum.
TERMS OF bALE--Ono.third cash In hand
onc.thlrd IN one year. and one third In two years
with lnleroston deferred paymepts.
DANIEL BooTH,
,,, Sheriff Vlnton County.
J. NJ, Mc0Illiyrsy& q John Mayo, Atl'y for Ppfs
JApusry ., tsIe.le-tw .'I' ~ ."
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WM. B. DAVIS leftagain for Tenn.
essee last Tuesday.
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Read the sheriff's Sale in
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DOLLAR SALES,

EORrY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS wcr
i shipped from our house in One Year to familIe,
clubs snd merchsnts in every part Of the country
ftom Maine to California, amounting In value over
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Have been CONSOLIDATED
and removed from Clevc
lNhd Oh'o, ana PlttSburg.
Pennsylvania, 10 New
York city, Thetwo jour
mails in one Is now n large
illustrated, double orarto
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23
MEXICO.
Excitement over the Question of
Granting Free Right of Way.

Excitement over the Question Of
Granting Free Right Of Way.
... ,.. HAVANA, Nov. 22.
Tho regular mail steamer from Vera
Cruz arrived here yesterday, bringing late
news from Mexico During the discus
sion of the proposition to extend free
leave, much i'll feeling was manifested
against the United States. 1t was ut
length declared expedient to extend tree
leave. Many members of Congress, when
the final vote was taken, announced rs
their reason for voting for tho measure
that the United States Ind demanded n
renewal OF free leave, and they wanted
to express their defiance to the Yankee
Government Other members stated that
Mexico was invulnerable, and asked no
lavors from other nations She would, in
case of necessity, drive out the people Of
other countries. ..,.
The conditions tackled ON the Tchuan-
tcpec Railroad Bill, were such as to rem
der concessions nominally worthless
President Juarez returned the bill 10 Con-
gress, with certain observations, and 1t is
believed the measure will pass in an &C.
acceptable form ut an carly day.
A gunsmith at Pueblo now mNnutet.
lures the Remington gun.
Sonora will pay $500 in future iOr
every Indian scalp, instead Of 5000.
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Capt. Kidd's 'Treasurers Found n
LnSt.

CuptS hluu' ~ EGdSuICIS EuuHu TT
LnSt.
Ii has now been reduced Ia Il certainty
that the waters where Capt. KIDD did his
sailing, his numbering and his hiding OF
treasure, which latter has been the project
of much speculation and research, as the
lormcr has of story and Of song, were the
waters OF the Erie Canal. Here is the
evidence of it telegraphed all the way
from New York:
A story is told by u canal bnatman,
Jerry Lanergan, OF the recovery of u pOr-
ton, at least, of the long hidden treasure
Of Captain Kidd. lie says: "As our boat
was about six miles below West Point, |
saw three or four men who seemed To be
lifting something heavy; then they began
to swear and ut last got to fighting. | took
three Of the hands and rOwcd up near
them. They were still fighting, We went
ashore. There was big piece Of the rock
in the side Of the mountain blown out,
and hole made down to the water Big
rocks were thrown all out and in the
NuClG tllICC lGlIO"o "C4C
was an old rusty iron box with gold
pieces. They had their hats and pockets
full just like these" showing seven splcn-
did doublOOns. "They said they had been
digging for Captain Kidd's treasures" "
Several of the Godcy's hands corroboratc
this story. The treasure seekers say that
they were directed to the spot by clair
voyant, and they secured over seven
thousand dollars In Spanish doubloons,
and some jcwelry.
KIDD was something of pirate in his
day, but if he were in New York now, lie
would find himself very small potatoes;
and his great achievements would pale
their Intellectual fires before the doings oI
the renowned Fisk and his crew.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

TuR Chicago Times has reproduced the
old Turkey Jokes that were so current in
'55, about Russia being a Turkey. .gobbler,
and the proximity of Thanksgiving, &c.
We furnish the following for its use. It
can remark, editoriAlly:
That the cable telegrapher uses a good
deal OF turkGy.stufElng just now.
That the key OF the Bosphorus is Iur'
key. T#EE gs aE$aGa
That the Turkey is on its last legs.
That the Sublime Porto will probably
enter as an ingredient into the dressing.
That the head Of Turkcy.-sO TO speak,
you know-ComplAins that the Car re-
pudiatcd the treaty Of $50 without con-
Sultan him.
That it is murder most fowl.
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Philadelphia Market.
y Pu1lADELpHIA, November q

.a PHILADELPHIA, November ~,
CoTroN-Dull and unchanged; middllng uplandS
and middlIng Orleans at O4l9IOSc. ,,..u
90: family spring IS 7SGtG 10; Ohio and lndi-
GRAISLWheat AFm and closed dull; Indiana
rcd al 81 4O6l ~; State western 81 3j(1l iO
Com nTIct: ycllow at 90c: new 60iCS3c; No.
mixed 8SI8TC Rye steady at gSc. OAts-NiAF
Ect steady, with moderate demand; State $50
SIC: western white &cN
GU.OcERTEs- Unchanged.
PRoVIsIONs- Demand Hight; mess pork at $40
q q. Lard liK1l5c,
Oms-Petrolenn, crudo 15Xc; refined 93c.
WHIsKY-Stcady; western iron bound at 0Oc,
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EUROPE.
The Eastern Question,
The Alarm Subsiding.sPrOspect Of u
Peaceful Solution.


LONDON, Nov. 22.
The feeling in regard to tho Eastern
question is much more healthy, Conf
dcnCe is, in good part. restored in money
circles, and 6rcadstuffs are declining.
A special to the Times from Berlin says
Russia is seeking TO prove that the story Of
her buying an American fleet to serve US
u blockade squadron is untrue. Her Ian
guage is very pacific. Prussia, Il is ex.
pected, will sustain peaceful solution Of
The questions between Russia and other
powers relative to the Paris treaty Of 1856.
The Norning Post officially denies that
Bismarck repudiates the existence Of an
understanding with Russia about the
EuXine question. .....r.
Odo Russell at Versailles.
Odo Russell dined with the Crown
Prince of Prussia, Sunday. Parties ar
rived at Versailles lately on hopeless
mission to effect an armistiCe. The Paris
Constitutional says Russia errs in thinking
the neutrality Of the Black Sea, q NGpo.
leanic idea, il is the traditional policy OF
France.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Reforms and Progress in Brazil.
NEW YnnK. NnYemher %.

Reforms and Progress in Brazil.
New YoRK; November %.
Late adviCcs from Rio Janiero state that
tue new Cabinet Of the Emperor is com.
posed of moderate Republicans, who are
in favor of reform and progress, and it
proposes ut the next session OF its Coun
Gil to reform the cOmpressory laws Of De.
Cember 3, and the obnoxious law OF the
National Guard. This announcement
was received with delight throughout the
Empire. While the agricultural interests
will be carefully provided for, the next
session will also see that decisive
measure for the abolition Of slavery is
pressed upon the Legislature. Tie fall
of the Staboraby Cabinet hNs great sig
niffcancc in regard to the above question.
1t is known that tho retirHl of the Cabi-
net was due to the determination Of the
Emperor not to allow the Chambers to be
closed by the ministry, composed, with two
exceptions, Of men who were opposed to
emancipation, and whose chief aim has
been to thwart every effort in its favor.
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Franco-Prussian War
Late Balloon News from Paris---
Horse-Flesh and Vegetables Still
Plenty.
LONDON, Nov. %.

LONDON, Nov. %.
News received from Paris by a balloon,
up to midnight, Monday, reports the city
entirely tranquil. Gustave Flourens, who
was arrested for completely in the riots Of
the 31st of October, Is at large again. The
supply OF meat had been limited to 10
grammes daily. Horse.feSh and vcgeta.
bles are still abundant All unmarried
men between the ages Of 20 and 35 years
had been enrolledin the guard.
The Repulse at Dreux.
The Gnrdes Mobiles have been rcpuls.
cd at Dreux and Chateau NcuE They
fled west and northwest. Some Lnnd.
wehr, with two squadrons OF the Fifth
Hussars, who were attacked by the
French on tho 10th, near ChattilOn, with.
drew 10 Chateau VILLAIN with loss Of 1870
men and 70 horses.
Explosion of a Magazine Near Metz.
....... BERLIN, Nov. %.
A magazine exploded early on Monday
morning, near Metz, killing and wounding
several soldiers.
LONDON, Nov. 22.
A special correspondent Of the 1r5ane,
tclegraphing from St. Petersburg, says
the city government yesterday unanimous.
ly and enthusiastically adopted an address
OF thanks to the Emperor for the GOrts-
chakoif circular. .. '---s ~"
The Tri6n1lGS correspondent Mt Carl
bAldis headquarters, writing under date
Of the 18th, says the reported quarrel be.
tween Garibaldi and the Franct tireurs is
utterly unfounded. Large numbers Of the
latter thrOng the headquarters, asking to
be placed under the General. Crowds
from Marseilles and the departments Of
Jura and Saone Et Loire come faster than
equipments can be supplied. The Gener-
al is in goOd condition and spirits. His
troops have greatly improved. Ditticul.
ties continue to exist between him and
the Autun priests, most of whom are
either Bonapartists or Prussian spies, but
military matters nevertheless are growing
daily better. The Italian battaliOns are
magnifCently organized and disciplined.
Great activity prevails in various direc.
tiOns. '-l ...
Successes of Francs TireurS over the
.,... UhlanS.
LONDON, November 22.
The Luxemburg Echo says the Francs.
tirCurs have been successful in several en-.
counters with the Uhlans lately near the
border many Of the latter were killed.
More than 1000 OF the Uhlans have been
driven into Belgium, where they were at
once disarmcd.
Siege of MOntmedy.
The siege of Montmedy continues. The
garrison lnade u successful sortie on the
18th; 800 Germans were either killed,
wounded or captured. The besiegers
have since withdrawn beyond the fire Of
the fortress. ...
Bombardment Of Thi0nville.
LuxEMRURG, November %.
The bombardment Of Thionville was
very active today.
LONDON, Nov. %.
A Tribune correspondent, at Antwerp,
telcgraphCd on the 2lst instant, that early
that morning BourbNko passed through
Amiens on his way to NeOvcs, to assume
his new command against Prince Fred
criCk Charles.
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baltimore Market.
BA1r1MoRE. NoYcnlbur

BAITTNOKE. NOVCulODT 7.
CorTON-Dull and dropping; mlddll 4 l6c.
FLOUM- quiet aud unchanged; superfne s. %
as 50; extra 50 O0D6 76 extra family 81 0O6D7 10;
city mills supcrtne s. OO6B %.
GRAIN-Whcat dull, but Unchanged prime 10
choice 81 6S(6t IS; fair tOgoOd 81 S0G4i 90 COM
mon 81 lO6Oi 90; Ohio and Indiana 81 800l 50.
Corn active and firm; white SODgic; yellow $50
81. Oats heavy At 6l8S9c. Rye better al
7OdSOc.
PROvlsIoNs-Mess pork quiet at $40 Bacon
scarce and hrm; clear rib sides lsN0lgc; should.
ers l6lI015Xc; hams, plain, 99094c. Lard dull
at l6kGbI5jSc. ...
WIISKY-Stcady at 00c
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ELEVEN GALLONS OF Milk AT Two
MTLKINGs-HARD TO BEAT.-Mr. Eman.
ucl Bates, Of Mcclellan township, Dod.
bridge county, owns u COW that Is hard to
beat as milk giver Attwo milkings n
few days since she gave ninety.onc pints
Of milk. Mr.. ElmOre Hart, OF this place,
was present when tho COW was milked
and saw the milk measured. II any Of
our farmers can beat this We would like
TO hear from CidrkSburg Telegraph,
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Woman.Sudrage Associa-
tiOn.
CLEVELAND, November %.

-
CLEVELAND, November 90.
The American WOman.Suffrage Asso-
citation met at Case Hall this morning for
its first annual meeting, ThesesSiOns will
continue to-day and tomorrow. Shortly
after II o'clock Col. 7, W. Iligginson, the
first Vice President, called the meeting to
order. The attendance was quite small,
not more than 80 or 60 persons being
present. Among the. prominent womUn
and men observed in the meeting were
Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell aud husband,
Judge Bradwell, Celia M. Bnrlcigh, Miss
Amanda Way, McrianM. Cole, Annie S.
White, Miss Susan B. Anthony, Judge
White, Mrs. Willard and others. i.l II
Several female reporters for the news
papers are in attendance.
From the report Of the Committee on
Credentials it appears that 81 delegates,
10 from Ohio, are present, representing II
States. 81.
Alter an address by Colonel Higginson,
Nr. Blackwell made an executive report;
it showed that the cause was gaining
ground in every direction. Judge Brad
well presented a letter from u committee
Of the WomNn's Suffrage Society OF New
York, asking that n committee be appoint.
ed to meet them looking to the union Of
the two societies. Judge Bradwell made
q few remarks on the subject Of the letter,
advocating the union, and offered rcso-
luton to that effect.
The committee reasscmhled ut 9 p. N.
The attendance was very large, and the
greatest interest was manifested in tho
proceedings. The rest of the afternoon
and the evening session was devoted TO
addresses.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November ~.
CoTTox-Dcmand fair and market firm; mid.
ding lbAc.
FLoURSDull and prices have declined; family
at IS 606b IS.
GEAINSWhcat dull and prices q shade lower
At 81 lI6bl IS. COrn-DGmand fair and market
hrm at 6Oc. OAtS-DemAnd good at null prices,
IlGpA2c. Barley dull hut unchanged.
GROCERIEs-Stcady
OILs-UnChAngcd.
EUOs-Dcmand fair and prices advanced TO -
63Sc.
BUTTER-Market steady with moderate dc,
mAnd.
CMEEsE-MArkct steady With moderate de-
MAnd.
sEEps-ClOycr seed dull but unchanged at "
@9Gc. Timothy seed quiet and weak at a Is.
Flax seed weak at 81 S0lll IS,
PROvtsIONs-POrk dull and prices have decl I'm
ed to $40. Lard excited and prices higher; prime
steam l2c. Bulk meats dull and prices arc nom
lnal; no demand. Green meats-H66Ac for
shoulders: SH69c for sides; 1lbllHc for hams;
closing dull.
IIoOs-Opened Arm hut closed dull; opening al
SO 6O1G 76ClOslng nominal; receipts 1900.
CATTLE-Dull and prices bAVO declined IN all
grades; extremes lA06&c.
WHISKY-Dcmand fair and pricca advanced;
closing at S368ic.
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Steamer Burned Al PhiIadeIphia.
= lPmLADELrH1A, Nov. 99.

- iPmLADELPHLA, Nov. %.
lThc steamer City Of Bridgeton, was
burned to the waters edge, this morning,
ut her wharf. The steamer arrived last
night, with some 20 passengers and n
large amount Of freight. Owing to the
latencss OF the horr, many Of the passen.
gers remained on board, and it is feared
some Of them were unable TO escape, The
steamer was a large side.whecl passenger
and freight packet. She was about three
years old, and owned by company in
Bridgeton, Nj, between which place
and this city, she made tri-weekly trips.
The loss is estimated ut $G5,0OO. No in
shrance. Only gUne passenger on the
steamer City of Bridgeton, Is missing.
Miss Bacon, Of BridgetOu, has not been
seen since the boat landed, but may have
CsCaDgl. 9.4sa -l.E ,E.S -cE tilS
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Nran .liiIled b. q LocOmolIyc.
CINCINNATI, Nov. % %,

NIANNIsNs7 Y W.
A man named Billiard wRs killed about
s O'clock this morning ut Lotus Station,
Union county, Indiana, by being struck by
n locomotive on tho Cincinnati and Indi,
annapolis Junction road. He was attempt.
ing 10 cross the track, Mr.. Ballard was
eighty years old and one Of the wcalthiest
citizens Of Union county.
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Murder in a colorado Gold Mine.

NJ 'OENTRAb ClTNi SOI''N GNVN' 81:
ThOS Gleason, foreman Of the Prize
lode, was shetland dangerously wounded
this morning In the shalt oc tue Prize, by
II man named Shannon, cnlploycdon the
Zcudcrburg lode% tho works oil which in
terScct those OF tue Prize attn considerable
deptll, tic point Of intersection being dis
puicd territory. An Injunction had been
obtained against tue Prize andwOrk there
on stopped; and while Gleason with u gang
Of men were descending the shaft, he
was shot from below US above stated. The
wound may prove fatal. Shannon is
lodged injatl. : 'S' -'''
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRE, November q.
GOVERNMENT BoNDS

STATB D0NDa-Mls80nrI, 9lT; TenneBeetS Old,
North Carolina, old, 4ST: new, SSsf. 80
SroCKs-Western Union Telegraph, 4S; Adams
Express. 65; Wells, Fargo 3 Co., American,
45 United States, 35H; Pacific Nail, Az:
New York Central. %; do scrip, SIX; Eric y:
dJ;'ui iSoy: 6lCSSaSd eva psts6ar9h. @ % iSS% NoftR!
western, 79%; do preferred, e61i; Rock Island,
IIIiE; New Jersey Central, I0S; st. Paul. 59i{;
do preierred, Sl1S: Wabash, 6@A; do preferred,
70; Fort Wayne, G31S; TeTo Haute. II: Chicago
and Alton, ll4<; do preferred. III; Ohio and
Mississippi, SII;: Cleveland, Columbus & Gin
cInnau, fgX! Burlington and QuInCcy, 100; Lake
Shore, 88X; Illinois Central, lSSH.
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Chicago Marker.

CHICAGO, Nov. ".
FLoUR-Dull, and prices shade lower,
GRAIN--Wheat-No 2 ppring Chicago fairly
active. closing at 81 O3H6i 04X; this Afternoon
Irregular at ST Ol0I OiH. Corn quiet and weak,
aud KCDlc lower, closing at Gic for No. mixed
this afternoon nouinally active at CSC. Oats
demand light, but holders frm, closing at 4ic for
No. 9. Barley dull and prices declined b9Bc; No.
spring at TO.
CATTLE-Dull at 31i6BAc.
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THE question now being discussed at
Washington Is, shall We go into war
that will cost two hundred thousand
lives and n thousand million dollars for
the purpose OF collecting from England
a debt offifly million dollars which Eng
land, has not refused TO payy- Chicago
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