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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-13

GRAND OPENING TINS MORNING.
Messrs, Emsheimer & Blum, dealers in
dry goods, 1874 Main street, will have a
grand opening this morning. They have
Just received one of the largest and finest
stocks Of dry goods, notions, &C., ever
brought to this city, and will be pleased
to see their numerous friends to-day espe-
cially, in order that they may witness one
of the finest exhibitions Of the kind seen
here for years, Among the great bar
gains they offer, we particularize the fol-
lowing Fifty pieces alpaccas, spring and
summer shades, at % cents per yard
full line ofserge plaids at 25 cents; com
blnation ofshawls, called Lady Nelson, La.
dy,Thorne and Princess, Of the most beau
tiful and diversified colors,-the finest dis.
play in the shawl line ever seen in Wheel.
ing,-at very low figures; 200 pieces
prints, latest spring patterns, very cheap
Lonsdale bleached muslin at Is cents; two
cases best domestic dress plaid ginghams
at 12l cents-and other great bargains in
almost infinite numbers and description
Call early to-day and see for yourselves
You will not regret 1t, whether you wish
to purchase or not.
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West virginia N. E., Conference
Second Day

~ PAHKRRSBCR0, March H. 4oIl'
p Conference opened with usual services.
Prayer by J. L. Clark;
Bishop Davis w. Clark in ule c1ar;
INC names oGthe following superannua.
ted preachers were called and continued
in their present relation, viz: A. Stevens,
d A McGinnis, ]. Birket, A. Dixon, r.
T. Brooks, G.. Jones, F. Guthrie, J. B.
West q, MunrOe, and B. F. Rogers, 5
The following were continued on the
s,nernumerary list: Moses Titchenell, A.
j Lyon, J. B. Pinchen, W. H.
Shaw, s. Kitchens, Z. Ford, Jand
A. d. Rohrbough; seven were elect.
cd to Elders orders; six remain on the
list Of Deacons, and ten continued on
trial. The relation Of W. r. Howe was
changed from superannuated to effective,
Report of the West Virginia Education-
al Society was read and referred to the
Committee on Education.
A resolution was submitted requesting
the young men entering the Conference to
remain unmarried until ordained Elders,
The vote stood twenty for and twenty:toul
against, While no doubt 1t would DO u
the advantage Of young men in the minis
try to continue in the vale Of single blessed
ness until the course efstudy is completed
vet young men are so inclined to do as
seemeth best in their own eyes, in this
particular, that the Conference voted No
restrictions upon them. The question
fixing the scat of the next Conference was
taken up. The following places were
nominated: Fourth street, Wheeling
Guyandotte, Mounds7ille, and Zane street
Fourth street was chosen unanimously
as the place for the next annual session
The Conference will be composed OF min
listers and laymen. However, this charge
with its time honored greatness and sur
roundings in the city, will give them q
cordial welcome, and entertain them in
the very best style.
On motion the secretaries were appoint
ed committee on publishing the minutes
We add to the items reported yesterday
BY the Presiding Elders the following:
Wheeling District reported seven hun
dred accessions; CIarksburg District SIX
hundred Charleston District six hundred
and fifty, and Guyandott seven hundred
which will foot up greatly to the credit o
the work and workmen.
Bishop Clark Is an able and dlgniheo
officer-prompt and yet full Of kindness
He has won the esteem and love Of oil
the preachers by his afable and Christian
manner Of conducting the business Of thu
conference. We regret that his health II
feeble, but glad to say it is improving
We are also panied to learn that Rev. j
L. Irwin, one of our Oldest and mos
efficient men, is very sick at hi
home in Fairmont. He has the sym
pathies and prayers Of his brethren IN thl
Ministry. The business Of the session Il
moving on pleasantly, with q prospect o
IN early adjournment :,
The morning session was closed will
singing several hymns, and prayers BY
ReYs.:G. Martin, LYDIA and E. J. Stone.
Benediction by Rev. Benz. Ison'
*rWe regret that our correspondents
report of the first days proceedings have
not reached us-ED.l
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AMERICAN WATCHES Of every grade,
in gold and silver cases; q full line Of
foreign watches, including "our Own
Watch, a magnificent chronOmeter bear
ing the firM name Of Oxtoby & Dufleld,
imported directly from Europe by this
firm. JeweIry Of every description and
eight day clocks Of every style; gold sill
yer and plated ware, &c. &C., at the Mar
ket Street Jewelry Store, Q few doors be.
low tho Mcclure House.
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Held TO B IL,-sometime last fall two
rOughs assaulted Squire bay, Of South
Wheeling, in front Of his residence. They
had offered some indignity to Mr.. rs
property, and while demonstrating with
them for it, they made an attack upon
him In the melee Mr.. Hay was stabbed
in the back and face. His assailants made
their escape. Ashort time since, one Of
them, Jim Chapman, was arrested and
committed to Jail for being drunk on the
streets. Last Saturday y warrant was
served on him while in prison for assault,
ing Mr.. H., and an examination was held
in the debtors department ofthejailbetore
Squire Schultz. After a full and careful
hearing of the testimony, "Chappie" was
required to give bail in the sum Of $500
for his appearance at the next term of the
Circuit Court. This he was not able t
do, and, thereupon he had to remain III
durance vile.
After these proceedings had closed
"ChappiC" made an attempt totake French
leave by jumping from a window into the
area below. Fortunately for himself and
for justice the turnkey discovered him
just as he was preparing to make the LEAP
and at once frustrated his bad intentions
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BEAUTIFUL OCEAN SHEILs.-Lovers Of
the beautiful will do well to call at PAUL
Bros. & Co., No. 90 Market street, and see
their collection Of shells and wall paper.
The wall paper is as cheap per roll as any
in the city, and oNE-sKTH WIDER. This
advantage they have secured to them.
selves by q direct importation Of foreign
papers. Tho fine papers are much cheap.
or in proportion to their quality than do.
nestle goods. Call and see.
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GUARDIAN ArpoNTED.-On the Sd
inst, Joseph MARBLE was appointed guard
ian of Iona, Sylvester X, Lydia A. L. and
Ida ]. Markinson, infant children OF Thos.
II. Marklnson, dcceased,-bOnd $500.
This appointment was made to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the death Of the
late W. L. Connolly. ..
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TRANSPORTS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers OF real estate were adj
mitted to record in the Recorders office
of this county during the week ending
Friday, March 10:
Decd made March by Ann Wheeler
and james Wheeler, executors Of Thomas
Wheeler, deceased, 10 W. P. Wilson and
W. II. Dunlevy, for the undivided fourth
part of the saw mill and coal yard prop.
erty, being part Of lots Nos. Q, z, s, . and
10 In ]. Zane's addition, TO W. T. Wilson
and to W. II. Dunlevy / Of said fourth
parD; $4,000. Admitted Marcia.
Decd made March l by Ann and James
Wheeler, executors &C., to W. PWilson
for the undivided third Of lots Nos. II, u
and B in ]. Zane's addition, (kcg factory
proportyG $685.. Admitted March 4.
Decd made Fcb3 by James McCurdy
and wife to Thomas E, Pryor, for 10 feet
front, running back to alley Of lot No. 81
Market street, between Division and Mar
shall, being twenty feet from north corner;
100. Admitted March U.
Decd made March Z by George SchwaIl-
enberger and vito To Heinrich Becker, for
tho south half Of lot No. Z, FUltOn street,
Churchilrs addition; $3.50. Admitted
March Z.
Deed made March s by Julius Lohse
and wife 10 VIM. BarthOlOmans, for the
south half Of lot No Ill, Market street,
old town; 1890. Admitted March,8.
Deed made December 90 by W,P. Hub
bard, Commissioner, to John Roemer, fol
part Of lot No. SO, go feet 8 inches 'front.'
on Main street, Centre Wheeling; Ad'
mitted March s.
Deed made March 0 by D. g. List and
d. Lamb, Commissioners, to David L,
Donel, for subdivision NJ Of the Shepherd
estate; $1,OS4 %. Admitted same day.
Deed made February 90, by David T.
Donel and wife to Benz. Springer, forsub'
division NJ of the Shepherd estate; $3.50
Admitted March0.
Deed made March 7, by A. j. PANEL tC
A. G. Egerter, for the undivided three,
fifths of the north halfof lot No. 1870, on
Fourth street; 81 $50. Admitted March 10
Deed made December GO, 1870, by
Robert COstian to Louisa Delenbaugh, fol
the north 81 feet of lot No. ii, in Bush
field s. McMechen's addition; $50. Ad'
mitted March 10.
Deed made March 0, by Theodore Mol
ter and wife to Fred. Forester, for part
of lot No. 1877, Sixth street, East Wheel
ing; $4,000. Admitted March 10.
Deed made March 10. by James Rice
and wife to Louis Hartung, for IA acres O.
land on Waddle's run; 5000. ADMITTED
March 10.
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BEING rUT oN.-Thc ornamental iron
work about the roof and towers Of the
Fourth Ward school house is being put
on, and, when completed, will add much
to its appearance. This is, perhaps, the
finest school building in tho State, and re-
fleets great credit on the architect md all
who have had any partin its construction.
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WARNING TO RIVER MEN-A gentle
man informs us that there are some
eighteen boxes Of nltro.glycerine lying in
the river about ono hundred yards from
the West Virginia shore, between the
head and foot of the bar at whatis known
as Cox's ripple, some four miles below
this city. River men should be on the
look out, as thereNis danger of It's explod-
ing when the river becomes low and the
weather warm, by sudden conclusion, such
as being struck by either a boat, skifF OF
pole. Our informant says the nitro.glyce-
rine got thereby a skifr sinking at that
place, in which 1t was being conveyed
down the rivcr-SteubSariQS Gazette.
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NJ. H. CoNFERENcE.-Fourth Street
NJ. L, Church in this city has been selected
as the place for holding the next session
of the Conference Of that denomination
in this State. 1t will convene sometime
in March, 1879.
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CHARGE DIsMrssED.-John Duffy had
determination, Saturday morning, before
Judge Johnston on a charge Of threatening
to kill Mrs. Monaghan, of Centre
Wheeling. The testimony totally failed
to make out a case against Mr., D.; in fact
nearly all the witnesses introduced by the
State united in giving him an excellent
character rs peaceble and well disposed
citizen. He was accordingly discharged
and the complainant had the costs to pay.
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APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATORS
Griffith B. Jones was appointed admins
traitor OF tho estate of W. E. Connolly,
deceased on the 9TH inst-bond 1,O0Oi and
X. S. Brown, sheriff, on that o: the late
James Young.
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CHEAP CouNTER-In order. 10 make
room for spring goods, will place my
entire stock of Mems, Women's, Misses
and Child's Boots and Shoes on Cheap
Counter and sell them regardless Of cost,
Every pair warranted of the best material
and workmanship. L. V. BLOND, d
107 Main Street.
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GkegntelIig etreer,
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1871.
Travellers Register.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Steamer Major Anderson.
Wanted-A Good TrIsty Boy.
Masonic Funeral Notice.
Large consignment Of Bedsteads
For Rent-Dwelling House.
Beautifil Styles Of carpets.
Furniture for Sale.
Dissolution Of partnership.
Lead, Oil, &c.
Excelsior Baking Powder.
Toilet Articles.
Filters Rheumatic Remedy.
OIL Paintings for Two Dollars each. g
Wholesale Grocers-0glebay, Son & Co.
ACard-Nlr. Albert Barr.
Dillon s Testers Patent Balance Slide
Valve. gsa..a
List of Letters. as
Universalism. ee.
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MONDAY, March 10, 1871,

Beginning OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, tho following dc;
sctIbed property: situated on tho west side Of
Market Street, between Second and Alley D, IN
tho Sixth ward Of tho city Of Wheeling, tho south
half OF lot number nlnGty.slx (09 In Chapline q
EOf's addition to said city, with tho buildings
and improvements thereon or thereto belonging,
Ternie made known on day oil sale.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such
title al is vested In nc by said deed Of trust.
iShi0 JABEX EXLEY, Trustee.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN Doors AND SHOES
To reduce my present stock of Shoes
will sell best Philadelphia made Shoes
Women's at $3.50, worth $3.50. ~.
Misses at $500, worth $500. sga r
Child's ct Soc, worth $1.OO. 4d.s q 3.
Mems Gum Shoes OF $500, worth $i;95
Women's Cum Shoes at 75c, worth 81
oil Il. v, BLOND, 1O7 Main St.
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POLICE CoURT.-one PLAN drunk com.
prised the business before the police court,
Saturday morning. Theunlortunate was
one William Kelly, who was taxed the
usual dollar and costs. AS William had
invested all his money in something to
drink, he had nothing with which to
liuuidate, and he was sent to the chain
gang for five days. Hc
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ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTED. Mrs.
Margaret Ball was appointed Admins
tratrix Of tho late John NJ. Balls estate
on the It'll inst. Bond, $4,000.
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"JvNIpER Tan SOAR" cures cnappod hands,
saltrhcum, pimpleS, and all cutaneouS affections,
rendering the skin soft and smooth. MGnufAct
tured by CAsWELL, HAZARD d CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. ~ New York
my24.M. Til. .d&w, N. MfF u.
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sIcK.-A, G. Quarter, now in jail under
indictment for embezzlement and making
false entries in the books Of the Wheeling
Savings Institution, is reported to be quite
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THE Wheeling Savings Institution has
failed, but F. C. Myers has not failed in
getting one Of the finest stocks Of Milli-
merry Goods in the city.
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/ ADMITTED To PRoBATE.-The last will
and testament Of the late Rev. II. r.
Weed, D. D., was probated in the Record.
cr's Office during the past week.
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-THATf In In
q desirable property fronting 1888 feet nj
on Monroe street, 30 feet on Sixth and o.
TeOt on st, Charles streets. There Is large new
dwelling with 10 rooms on tho premises, besides
a splendid stable sufficiently large for ~ horscs
with mows for tons Of hay. Possession list
April, or sooner.
ians ans IL '''' ?. L. KIMBERLY.
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
l. Deed of Trust made to me by Christian
smith and Eliza, his wife, dated October 4, 1855,
ana Of record In the Recorders office Of Ohio
county, in Deed Book No. %, pages 2S9 and 2S8,
will offer at public sale, at tho lrOnt door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county, on Saturday, April
1871, beginning Of 10 O'Clock, 4. Y tho follow
Ing described property, to wit:
Two certain tracts Of land situate on Middle
Wheeling Creek, In tho township Of TrlAdelphla,
county Of Ohio, and State Of West Virginia,
bounded and described as follows, as per the said
record Of the said deed Of trust: The Hrst tract
beginning at q bunch OF white wAlnuts standing
on the west bank Of Middle Wheeling Creek and
corner 10 Joseph NARROW and Joseph Baney ;
thence with said MarlOw'B line down the creek
., on deg. Q. - poles tOR white walnut; thence
4. Sd deg, Q. l8p0les to sugar tree; thence g. IS
deg. g. 6poles to q poplar; thence az deg west
IS poles to an ash stump; thence deg. west 30
Is poles to stake; thence $. l2S w.GQ poles TO
an elm and white walnut. corner to said Joseph
MARROW and Henry Bell thence 8. 30 deg. west
IS poles 10 an elm; thence II. TS& ". y poles to
bunch Of spruce pine; thence up steep hill n
79K west a poles to a hickory, corner to the
OrieinAl Of Thomas Buchanan; thence with
Thomas BuchAnAn's line n. 10 deg. east 1853 pOlet
to q poplar stump; thence n. 6SdeR. weStSo polei
10 An Sim. another corner TO said Joseph BlA
ney: thence with his line n. 73k deg. Q. 1856 pOei
10 tho beginning, containing ono hundred ant
SIxty.thrce acres more or lesst also another Of
second tract, adjoining tho Former, bounded ii
follows: Beginning at red oak, ccrner to Alder
Davis and Henry Bell; thence north 20 poles Z
an elm standing In drain, corner to JOSEPH
NARROW and James Stewart, with said STEWART
line 8. 30 deg. ". g. poles to an elm; thence n
7SN deg. west 10 poles to q sugar tree; thence
9deR, east 10 poles TO stake in the road thence
80 deg. Q. Gu percheS to the red oak, being TIT
place Of beginning, containing 81 acres and y
perches, together with all tho buildings and I'm
proyements thereuntO belonging.
Terms made known at tho sale. A reasonable
credit will DO given fora large proportion OF TIT
SAILING Is Trustee, shall convey only suel
title n Il vested In me by the said Decd thrust
which, however, Is believed to be good and per
feet. ,.,,,,,,. ,.,,,,r,,,
EehAh HENRY hUhTZ, Trustee,
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For Additional Local SEQ First Page.

MATRMoNIAL-Four marriage licenses
were issued from the Recorders Office
during the week ending last Friday even
ing.
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THRUST sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Deed Of Trust made 70 nc by Hugh Morrl'
son and Mary Jane his wife, dated March 4, 1870,
and OF record In tho ofico Of tho Recorder q
Ohio county, In Deed Book 81, page GIL, will
offer Of public sale at tho front door Of tho Court
unu1n - nktn RhuntV m
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PICTURE FRANIEs.-Au the latest and
most improved styles, just received Ot
the Partridge Gallery.
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dor SALE.

The Warehouse, No. Quincy street, at pre-
sent occupied by the BcnW0od Iron Works. Pos
ALSO, several lots In tho town Of BcnwOOd
Marshall county.
ALSO, the "0re Farm" 62k acres, situated u
miles west Of MartnsYillc, Ohio.
For further particulars inquire Of Bcnwo0d lroI
Works, Wheeling, or Bcnwood Furnace Martins
willie, fGbaa.
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A1ARaE assortment Of Flowers at F.
c. Myers, 100 Main street.
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SM1L1A sINE1LIBUs CURANTUR
~ HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC sPECIFICs

Have proven nom the most ample experience
an entire success: Simple r0mpt-Ef lcient
and Reliable. They arc the Best Family Medi'
made In using them; 50 harmless as to be nee
nom danger, and so efficient as to DO always re-
liable. They have received tho highest cOmmen:
dalton from the thousands who have long used
and known them, and viii always render salts
action to those who try them.
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NOR SALE.-TWENTY C9O) BUILD
inc IotR on wheeling Island. Price $500
each. fiermR. one.Eourth cash; the residue In
equal instruments Of one, two and three years.
nS " 40P M" JNo. P. G1cHRsT.
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NOR SALE ON EASY TERMS f' ss.I
Five Brick Houses In Benwood, situ'
ted above high water mark. ,S -
By W. V. HoGE d BRO,
mari Real Estate Agents.
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Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
Scfibed property, to.wit; Lotnumbercd two hun
dred and two C00s) situated on John street In the
AIdItlOn TO the city Of Wheeling Ohio county,
". va, laid out BY Noah Zane, Peter YaTnAll, ].
Fawcett and Others, fronting on John street sixty
feet and running back one hundred and twenty
feet, more or less, to the alley situate between
John and Zane streets called Cedar alley, with
the buildings thereon and thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale, cash.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such title
rs Il vested in me BY said Deed Of Trust.
IRn4S JOHN REID, Trustee,
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dor SALE OR RENT.
Window Glass Works.

The Robinson Window Glass Works, in North
Wheeling will be sold or rented on easy terms
Possession Immediately. Apply to
WIN. II. ROBINSON,
ieb2s No. 70 Main street, Wheeling, w. va
TSLAND PROPERTY FOR S.t
l. SALB.-I offer for sale my House and iln
lot, situated on Virginia street, near Huron. I !,
and other conveniences, such as presses, cup
boards, &c. Also good dry cellar under house
side and rear porticos and all necessary outbuild
inRg, Size OF lot axis feet.
For further particulars apply on tho premises
feb97S W, q. RIiBLDAFFER
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THE CITY BANK, BELLA1RE, O.
i 0hlee, on WaterS St, opposite Central Block.
on deposit and pays interest on special deposits;
discounts notes and bills; deals 10 Exchange,
Coupons and National, State Ind local Securities.
The PRoMPTEBF ATTENTION GIVEN TO coLLBo'
TIoNs on BElGAmE AND IT'S VICINITY. The cor
Ing business at this point Is solicited.
DnHcToRa-A. W. Anderson, Isaac Booth, A,
Q, MslI0tt, a. F. TallmAn, John 4. Mercer, O. O.
avg 1 "A. w. ANDERSON, Pres'L
A. P, TALLMAN, Cashier. -, feb6
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FOR SALE.

Nor sALE-A DESIRABLE M
II property near Market Square, on
tWenty.nine and one.half feet fronting Union
street. VIII DO sold cheap! /. IRWIN.
marin
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AFHE assortmentof Ribbons at F. Q.
Myers, 100 Main street.
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THRUST SALE.
By virtue Of 4 Decd Of Trust made to me by
John Carney and Mary Jane his wife, dated Jan
nary Z, 1855, and Of record In tho office OF the
Recorder OF Ohio county in Deed Book No. 81,
paVc as, will offer at public tale at tho mont
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, on
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-09-16

The EFFECT OF A SNUB.-A CORES.
pendent to the New York San writes from
Nebraska City, August LIST, 1871, and says:
"Some time ago man named Richards
reached Omaha. He inquired for Gen.
Livingston and found him. Gen. Living.
ston was Surveyor General of Nebraska.
Well, Richards shook hands with Living.
ston, and then whipped out Of his pocket
an autograph letter from President Grant,
which he presented to the Surveyor Geuer.
al. The letter opened by saying that Rich
ards was one Of the Presidents distant dis.
tant relations, and closed by asking Living.
ston to give him a ten thousand dollar sur.
veying contract. Livingston refused to
giveit. That was the last of Surveyor Gen
cral Livingston. His official head was
chopped off within three weeks. Thought
this little story might interest the Western
Republicans, and SO ! wrote it after salts.
flying myself of its truth. Richards ought
to go in your list"