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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

A Grundy county mother sat her
baby down near reaper the hor.
SEES backed the machine on the child
and crushed it to death.
They fined . Des Moines preacher
named Jackson $3.50 at Wilton, for
preaching two sermons from q goods
box on the street.
This office is indebted to DR.. J. G.
Hinsey for some elegant lunches Of
Concord grapes.
We received call to-day from
Mr.. r. Root, Deputy U. s. Marshal
for the eastern district Of Iowa.
The Yearly Meeting Of Friends
will be held at Oskaloosa, common.
cling Sunday September ard.
The Marshalltown Advance has
commenced issuing Daily. Send
it down and lot US see hoso it looks.
]. B. Grinnell is talked Of as a can
didate for Representative in Powe-
shiek county.
Tho defalcation Of the late Demo-
cratic City Treasurer of Detroit, Mr..
Leadbeater. foots up $27, 804.
Brigham Young tells his wives
they can vote, but must not talk poll
itics.
Lawyer Rice, of Marshalltown,
raised $500 worth of onions this sea-
son on two town lots.
w. G. Evans and John Mahin are
the nominees tor representatives in
Muscatine Co.
Choice grapes are . drug in our
market at 5 cents per pound.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

The COURIER Office 10 under renew
ed obligations to David Finlay for q
whole bag full Of melons. May he
1--we q hundred years to raise and cat
GOOD melons.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24
CALIFORNIA.
Shipment Of Teas.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %.
Eighty car loads aggregating one
million six hundred thousand pounds
of fresh teas shipped overland With.
in q week. A full cargo by special
steamer is due here next week and
will 90 overland.
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Another Dispatch.

| WILLIAMsPoRr, Aug. 81.
Forty buildings were consumed by
the fire last night. Loss $4,000
insured S132, 900.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

NEW DgpoT.-Oporations havo ac-
tually commenced on the new Depot.
Tho stone il now being unloadcd for
tho foundation walls.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

Utah Territory ia now shipping
5000 tons of ore and 600 tons OF bull.
lion per month. Tho former is usu.
ally worth from $3.50 to 5000 pc,
ton, of which perhaps one.halt is
proiit.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

ST. Louis, Aug. %.
FLoUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Quiet; No 3 red fall $l.l3.
CoRN-Qulet; at AL mixed bulk.
OATs-Quiet at Bic mixed bulk on
track.
BARLEY-Dull; choice fall 85a9Oc.
RYE-Firm at Coo.
WHIsKY-Steady at 90c.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull.
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CANADA.
Approach Of Cholera.
AC,N,r,,pAr A.,

Tho mayor has ordered tho strong.
est measures regarding city cleaning
in view OF tho approach OF cholera
Lime aud other disinieetants arc sup
piled gratis to inhabitants.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

The Republican papers are indulg-
ing in all sorts OF jokes about tho
Democratic " New Departure. One
OF them illustrates the policy by this
anecdotc of a boy and woodchuck
tho boy was observed watching for a
woodchuck to come out OF his hole
"Do you suppose you can catch bim?F
said passer-by. Catch him !?
said the boy, contemptuously; I've
got 10 catch him, stranger were
out Of meat
The first carriage that ever enter
cd the Yosemite valley went there
July 24, packed on the backs o
mules by q Ivory firm of Mariposa
II is intended for the use OF tourist
who do not like horseback riding.
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Chicago Market.
Chicago, Ang. 90.

Chicago, Ang. %
FLoUR-Sales at 81 50a5 90.
WHEAT-Active; at l l8 cash.
CoRN-Steady; at 47ac cash.
OATs-Firmer at BIC cash.
RYE-Firm; at Sole cash.
BARLEY-Firm; at 653c cash.
PRovIsIoNs-FEm.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

Mr.. ID. Rodman- takesthis method
of informing his customers that he
has no connection with the New
York Store after this date, Aug.
18th, 1871. a22wd2t
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Theirs, to zavo the title Of President

ThodfB 20 H3v0 tn0 11tle u Exesa0ous'
VERSAILLES, Aug. %.
1t is reported that compromise
has been made in the matter of the
prolongation of the Theirs term OF
office, under which he is to receive
the title Of President, and to hold
the position until the dissolution of
the present Assembly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

One Of the ablest lawyers in the
country, q victim of long and hard
brain labor, came to me q year ago
suffering from partial paralysis. The
right leg and hip were reduced in
size, with constant pain in the loins.
He was obliged In coming up stairs
to lift up the left foot first, dragging
the right foot after it. Pale, feeble,
miserable, he told me he had been
failing for several years, and closed
with, "My work is done. At sixty
find myself worn out" l directed
him to lie down under a large window
and allow the sun to shine on every
part of his body; at first ten minutes
a day, increasing the time until he
could expose himself to the direct
rays of the sun for a full hour. His
habits were not essentially altered in
any other particular In six months
he came running up stairs like Wig
orous man of forty, and declared with
sparkling eyes, al have twenty years
more Of work in me-" l have assist.
cd many dyspeptic, neuralgia, rheu
matte and hypochondriacal people
into health by the sun cure.---Hom.
and Hearth.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24
MINNESOTA.
zotel pessreved Nv Fire.

Hotel Destroyed by Fire.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 81.
The North Western Hotel burned
this forenoon. Loss $4,000; insured
for $4,000. Contents total loss.
Arrested for Forgery.
e. o. Wakeman an Old California
veteran of the Mexican war and
highly connected, was arrested by
special detective from Washington,
on charge Of forging an endorse.
ment of soldiers bounty warrants,
made written confession Of his
guilt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

Her name is Leah Scarborough,
and che lives in Baltimre. She is
oolored. What gives interest to her
existence at the present time is that
she is to be hanged on Friday next,
becaurc she murdered her infant
child whom 1t was v few days old
She confesses the crime. She says
II had'n no money nor nobody 70
say nothin' to, an I fonn' l cound'n
Keep de chile"-so she took it's little
breath away.
He lives in q handsome brick man
sion with marble trimmings. He is
merchant, and shows his attractive
face on Change. He votes the Dem
ocratic ticket, and is Mortified at the
idea Of miscegenation. He exclaims
Indignantly: aYou'd have my daugh.
mary a niger, would you" The
child was his. The old story. de
seduced his ignorant servant girl,
hen turned her. away and left her
penniless, to fight the battle alone.
At present she spends her time In
a dark, damp cell, wailing to God in
paroxYsms Of grief. He spends his
time at the club, though he did re-
member her one day last week. He
didn't call ON her in that disagreeabte
place, of course; he didn't send her
flowers; but he prevailed upon q
clergyman to 60 and talk to herabout
her sins.
Next Friday Leah, the fnrsaken,
will 60 to join her little waif through
the terrible gate of the gallows. He
will probably be betting on the bay
at horse4race. o, yesi We are q
profoundly discriminating people
and we know how TO punish crime.-
Chicago Post.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shooting Bout
well in favor Of Grant.
NEW York, Aug. 81.
WASHINGTON.


Now A0S0s
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.
The official report of Admiral
Rogers OF his recent Operations in
Corea, has been read at the Navy
Department. While giving full de.
tails the report contains little not
given 10 the press dispatches from
San Francisco some time ago. 1t
appears 600 of our mon defeated
5000 Coreans, though the latter
fought brayely with such weapons
as they had.
The following is the conclusion Of
til 0 report of Admiral Rogers:
1--WE captured and destroyed five
forts, those points, Duccord and
Mckee. being probably among the
principal and strongest in the king
dom. Fifty flags we're taken, in.
Guiding those Of Gen. Issim's; 4Sl
pieces Of ordinance fell into our hands,
besides very many geugaws 293
dead Coreans counted 10 the works
A few prisoners were taken, not
above 20, and most of these were
wounded. These last were treated
with all the attention possible. and
finally released. This was q treach-
erous attack upon our people and an
insult to our country. II was deem.
ed not desirable to hold our position,
Us our purpose was not to enter upon
extended operations, and on account
of the exceeding danger and Difficult,
ty in holding the vessels in position
being exposed to furious and I'M
ceasing current in the river. 1t
gives me the greatest satisfaction to
say that in these exigcncies our Off.
GERS aud men encountered the diff
culties which were surrounded only
by the most arduous labor, and de-
| fcated the enemy in desperate fight
with the courage most admirable.
The victory is one which the navy
may feel proud OF"
| News has been received here to tho
effect that subscription tor the new
loan in Europe has largely exceeded
the allotment for that country, and
it is probable that heavy drafts will
be made through the banks upon
fifty millions placed on the market
in this country, and unless the Ma.
tional Banks in this country secure
all necessary for their own conven.
fence tomorrow, the loan will be ex
hausted..
| WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
| The special order recently issued
| from the War Department retiring
Col. Geo. Stonoman with the rank o.
Major General, ia, by direction Of thu
President, revoked. and Col. Stone
man retired on his rank % Colonel.
Tho committee appointed by th'
Quarantine Commissioner at New
York, consisting Of a. N. Bell ant
&c. I'll. Hazwcll, had an interview
with the Secretary OF the Navy thi
morning, their object being to obtai'
assistance from tho Department il
: view of the probable approach Q
> cholera, and to secure two large ves
7 sells to be anchored at the quarantin
in the lower bay tor tho temporar.
detention Of persons arriving VIII
have beea exposed to the cholers
+ Tho Secretary acceded to their r.
Q quest and directed that the shil
Q Delaware and Albany DO turnishe
! for tho purpose.
>, Tho subscriptions to tho new loa
y to-day arc $4,000, in addition
., W hich u telegram was received fro'
l. Government agents announcing SUI
scriptions by tho different N
tional Banks to the amount OF Sl2s
= 900.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

LONDON, Aug. %.
Tho Prince Of Wales, from Hong
Kong to Bankok, Siam, foundered al
sea. Fifty persons were lost.
News from Persia are still contra
dictory. The Levant Herald de
cIar that the famine and pestilenct
are worse than ever, and that there
has been wenty-thousand victims a.
1spaniel alone, and that the crops
have been destroyed and that one
third of tho population has been an
initiated. The details are said to bt
heartsickening.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24
KENTUCKY.
o1,siai v.s.- Is,ali.'s sla;ori.y %, 4ls

V1te1o1 vOto-6OsUOs sW~vS'S
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10. +
Official returns from oil but SIX
counties in the State give Leslie
Dem. 124,326; ], Harlan (Rep.) ST.
sos. Majority for the Democratic
State ticket Is as follows: Leslie,
Governor, 36,419; Carlisle, Lieut..
Governor, SO, 02s; RedmaD, Attorney
General, SO, 247 Smith, Auditor, 39,-
O25; State Treasurer, 34,lll Grant,
Register, 39,163; Henderson, sup.
Pub. Instruction, 33,665. Leslie's Is
the largest vote ever given Tor any
candidate in the State. 1t Is not
likely the remaining counties Will
make much difference in the above
figures. F't
Political oempiszisn Of Tho Lssisiature.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. Il.
Sufficient returns have been re
ceived to indicate, with certainty,
the complexion of the Kentucky Leg
islature. 1t will stand as follows !:
House, 50 Democrats 10 Is Republi.
cans; Senate, 80 Democrats to .
Republicans.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24


There are ut least ono hundred
million acres of fertile land in Toxas
owned by mon who, for various rea-
sons, are compelled to scil IT.; AMI
half the land in Texas IL 70 market
at prices ranging from fifty cents to
two dollars per acre. ba
An ingenious Western clergyman
recently preached begging sermon
from the appropriate text, "Sis down
quickly and write fifty
There is hope for Virginia, It's
best papers are ridiculing tho toura-
ments, and telling the young mon to
stop fooling and 60 to work.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

See Auwerda & Cos. notice Of
Currant Wine. lii aohoioe article.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24


MrMTIrhl~E 10, Iieaniny, Bcautitytng
ueN tFksVE and Preserving the Teeth.
Persons who have used Fafnhams Freect
! looth roseuges are delighted, Enciusr :
| CENTS TO VIM Y FRtu,aanl 3 Co, Sparta, vs..
| cansin. Tor a sample hoS. eomethinS lisN
! and novel Inih ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

4 . mia year 10 men and women Ci,ealars
| V1suvQ aud samples Tree. J. NJ. CASE, LaA~
sing, Mich.
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q Principal. ID. x. Epson.
ENMARk, Aug. 10, 1871. 3t-d-w
= 10 Home Jenrnai Notable Change
Ast October, Hearth and Home
pc I'd into the hands Of Messrs.
Or1egs Judd & Co, Of 245 Broad
- New York, the we'll known
e. lishers of the Ame, lean Agricul-
e "a journal long without rival
ID kerling value and circulation
IT. marked improvements then ex-
~ ted to appear in Hearth and Home
h4e been fully realized, and it is now
= of the choicest illustrated jour
! 3 anywhere issued for the family
4 Cie-adaptsd to both tho juvenile
q adult people, and meeting the
bcial wants of the housekeeper.-
sides it supplies very useful chap,
= y for the garden aad the farm, and
= important news sheet, giving q
yaable resume Of tho news for
up TO the moment of issue
EEom $500 to $500 worth Of very
- engravings beautify each weekly
nphber. We notice now still fur.
e.ler mark Of enterprise on tho part
Z the publishers; they have secured
r. exclusive editorial services Of
ward Eggleston, so widely and
Iorably known BY his writings in
fibner's Monthly, and many other
egazines and Journals, and especi.
Z - the chief experimenting Ed
~ the NeU York Independent for
T. time past. With this notable
! ition TO the previously large and
eng editorial force, Hearth and
4 ~ can not fail to merit and COM
9ADd prominent place in every
esehoid, in city, village, and coun-
Specimen copies can doubtless
9 obtained Of the publishers, as
J Dove. Terms only s3 year. Sim
Y ? numbers 8 cents. Hearth and
on's and american Agriculturist to.
pther, VI q year. Better add one or
th OF them TO your supply Of read.
1g; they are each worth infinitely
re than the small cost.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

1t is estimated that within the
past hundred days not less than one
million dollars in gold has been ex.
pended in Texas. west OF the Colora
DO, for bceves, stock, cattle and
| horses,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-24

ah Term begins Wednesday,
tsmbsr 9th. Open to both sexes.
: course Of study in all depart
= hts. Terms of tuition and bosrd-
: moderate. t'Confesssdly at the
q Of the Preparatory Schools Of
Estate. "-SeHator Grimes. y.
catalogues sent on application to
Principal. H. K. Epson.
ENMARk, Aug, 10, 1871. 3t-d-w
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= TKsar Rsyieisus Muscle TAeirs' SAL
arY-AsarinT for 0onstitution Of '4e.
Paris, Aug. II.
In the Assembly today stormy
discussion, was aroused by the irrelig-
ious expressions Of some Of the Dep
uties in their speeches.
The Assembly Committee on Bud.
get has agreed TO fix the salary OF
Thiers At 500, 600 francs, with credit
in addition for ordinary expenses,
and presents bill providing for a
dissolution Of the Assembly, soon to
be brough. forward. The Deputies
Of the left are preparing manifestos
demanding q restoration OF the Con-
stitution Of 1848.
Cholera in Prussia.
BERLIN, Aug. %.
The cholera is spreading in Konigs-
berg. 1t has appeared in Dantzic
and Steltice south Of Prussia is still
full of disease.
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The N. Y. Tribune published the
case of a business man having a
claim against the City for $4,000,
which he could not collect until,
after many failures and on an intima-
ton from the City Hall, he made out
his bill for $4,000, when it was
promptly paid, he taking his ten
thousand, and the rest going to the
City Hall officials whose hint he took.
The Tribune now furnishes tho names
of tho parties and insists that the
matter be investigated but nothing
is done about it. Democracy is hon.
est aud economical with public mon,
ey, you see!-ChiAicothe (Mo.) Irib-
| WHe.
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During the past two years tho lie.
publican national administration has
paid off over two hundred and forty
millions Of the public debt. The
Democratic administration of New
York has increased the debt OF New
York city in the same time over
twenty millions Of dollars. II the
Democracy increase the debt of one
million people TO the extent OF TWEEN
ty millions Of dollars 10 two years
they would increase the debt of forty
millions Of people in tho same time
at the same rate, eight hundred mil
lions of dollars.
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S. w. HUGuS & CO.,
Are prepared 10 furnish any style OF
COFEINS,
Wood or Metallic CASKETS.
They havea
FINE HEARSE,

And viii attend funerals in the city or Coun-
try If desired.
Mandatory half block east OF BallfugaH
Houae Main street, Ottumwa, lowe.
Aug a. Is7l.dwly.l $. W. HUGUS & Co.
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One of the results Of the "new de.
parture' is evinced in the fact that
the st. Louis Republican, in its Sun
day issue of July 23d, published a
long and Mandatory biography Of Eli
jah p. Loyejoy, the anti-slavcry
martyr who was murdered at Alton
while defending his press in 1887
Tho Republican, however, very sig.
nifieantiy omits to reter to its own
course, in bounding LOejoy 10 the
death, in obedience to the demands
of the slave power of that time
Chiiiicothe (Mo.) Tribune.
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orruMwA MARKETS.

Corrected by MoRIARrY M'LAUGHLIN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06

The CHoLERA.-King Cholera is
steadily but surely approaching
our shores. He comes silently
and quietly, but is none the less
certain in his work on that account,
and in his train follow misery and death.
This dread monarch holds rare revel in
places where filth and garbage abound,
and our city authorities are making
generous provision for his reception.
In New York they are preparing to
receive Duke Alexis, and thousands Of
dollars will be expended in making his
visit pleasant; but no arrangements
they can make will be more BETTING
his rank and position than are those we
are making to insure rich harvest for
King Cholera. Some of our alleys are
reeking with garbage and filth and
should receive immediate attention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06

A HANDSOME CoLLEcTIoN.-Y esterday
morning Rev. D. w. Fisher, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church, an
nounced to the large congregation as
sembled that there was not sufficient
money subscribed to pay for the i'm
provements made on the Church by
from $500 to $4,000. A collection was
taken up to meet the deficit. Last
evening he stated that the collection
had been sufficient to meet the demands
for repairs, painting, &c, and the
Church was now entirely free from debt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06

ST. LEoNARA'S DAY.-This is the an.
niversary Of St Leonard, who was the
patron saint of prisoners, and who was
born at lie Mans, in France, and be
came a pupil Of st. Remigius. Accord
ing to some, he was made Bishop o.
Limosin; according to others, he would
receive no higher dignity than that o.
deacon. He obtained a favor from the
newly converted king, Clovis, that all
the prisoners he saw should be set free
thereupon he visited all the prisons, and
as soon as he heard OF any prisoner
claimed his freedom. Perhaps this
general Jail delivery may not have
proved an unmitigated blessing
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06
p.-,yrs AvARprp.-It affords us

P1rRyrs AwARpED.-It affords us
Measure to chronicle the success Of our
Wheeling mechanics in any department
OF industry and to congratulate them
upon the triumphs Of their ingenuity.
We are therefore glad to note that
PATENTS were issued on the 3lst Of Octo
Der to Mr.. George Hibberd, of this city,
for two very useful inventions. One Is
a Safety and Vacuum Valve for Kitch'
en- Boilers. By the ordinary apparatus
for distributing bot water through a
dwelling house there is some danger OF
generating steam sufficient to burst the
pipes or, when water is shut off pro-
ducisg a collapse. These have been
serious objections to the introduction OF
hot water and have deferred many
persons from it's use. Mr.. Hibberd
invention provides safety valve which
is attached to the water pipe and so ad'
justed as to permit the escape Of the
steam and water when the pressure
becomes eight or ten pounds greater
than the ordinary pressure on the pipe
An ingenious invention, valve within
a valve, permits the ingress OF air when
the ordinary pressure is removed.
A patent has also been awarded
him for an improved water back for
stoves, which consists Of a series Of
connecting tubes, placed back OF the
fire, and capable Of being made to fit
any pattern OF stoves. In these tubes
the water is heated for domestic use'
One invention supplements the other'and
both will contribute much to the con-
yenience and comfort of the houses in
which they are employed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-O
Thursday last as engine No. Isl, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was pass.
ing over the road with a train OF cars
near Hancock station, the fireman went
out on the engine, as customary, to oil
some of the machinery, and whilst so
engaged he missed his hold and fell
from the locomotive the ground, receiv'
ing some very severe bruises about the
head ard face, but fortunately he fell
clear OF the passing wheels and the
train glijed past him without further
harm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArR.-The
following transfers Of real estate were
left at the Recorders Office to Friday,
November 8, 1871:
John Petticord and wife to Fred
Brady, October 10th, II acres Of land
in Triadelphia township, for $3.50.
John A. Armstrong and wife to
Albert Stump, October LIST, lot No. 3 in
Armstrong and zane's addition, fol-
$500.
Washington Rumble and wife to
Henry Meyer, October 2Sth, part o.
lot No. IS Main street, c. W., for $500
II. W. Phillips and wife to Anton
Stauber, October 3lst, part Of lot or
west side OF Main street, \. W., fol
$3.50.
F. A. Ebert to Walter Marshall,
October 81, personal property, fol
$l347 sc.
Geo. w. LETTERS to Elijah J. Stone
Nov. 9, lot No. Sc, east side Of Yorl
street, Wheeling Island. for 1925.
Alfred Caldwell, Commissioner, t
Daniel Schambra, Oct. %. part of 10
No. SO Market street, between Adam
and Jefferson, for $1,000.