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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Atl2M. the House OF Delegates OF
the eleventh annual session OF the West
Virginia Legislature was called to or
der by Mr.. Stout. and upon his motion
DR.. Flowers, of Marion, took the char
temporarily. The latter with bret re-
marks announced that proceedings
looking to the organization of the House
were in order. =,
PRAYER was then offered by Rev. Mr.:
Hardwicke, OF this city. On motion OF
q member Mr.. A. w. Knots was ap-
pointed temporary clerk.
The next business in order was the
nresentation of certificates of election by
the members elect Of the House, alter
which the oath as such members oy the
parties holding the certificates was "a
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UNITED srATrS OF AMERICA,

= District OF W est NlTSlnli, -.
nibhe & RarRinw VS.. Steamboat "Storm
No - Attachment.
WHEREAS, A libel has been filed In the
District Court of the United states for the
District OF Vest Virginia. on the ia day OF
october, 49, by Edgar NJ. kiJbie anu
Thomas G. Rarstow against the steamer
Storm 40. =" her engines, tackle, outnt'
apparel and furniture; now, therefore III
Pursuance Ofthc mOnitiOn under the seal OF
;ae sail Courtto me rected and delivered
lido hereby give public notice 10 all persons
.N'nluZ the SAID steamer, her eng h'N'
-irk.e, OC'At, apparel and furniture, or III
ny manner Interested therein, mat III y
% niapppar hciOr" the said District CouI |
~ Dr. held IN and for the said District OF
West VIRGINIA at Wheeling In said DStric -,
on IN" Ylh day Of December, ~, at IL
|eocS IN the 'Ol "nupn OF the same day, U'
.u1 sam" shall b. day Of jurisdiction,
Nh'rw.>e on the next day OF jurisdiction
.A"lrai'rrl then and there 10 tnterpose
'lrr claims and 10 make their allegations
n that behalf
HEDGMAN SLACK,
L. -. Marshal District W. va.
ny WM. II. IRWIN. Dcpdty.
JNS. :. WHEAT. Proctor.
WHEELING, W. VA, DC. OGer y, 1877.
lOy6-
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TNirED STATES OF AMERICA,

" hNNIlct oi West virginia, ~.
,AthHe ESr>tuw w. Steamboat "Wm.
i, harrison" Attachment.
r"Ht'FhS, \ Libel has been filed III the
hiStrjc' 'nurt al the United states for the
1D.>rr' Of West irginia on the I'll day or
~ ODER, lN.2. 10y Edgar ". Kibble anu
a ,nD Las T.. HarStow, against he steamer
nn. II. HARRISON" her engines, tackle,
.."Ht auparel and furniture, now, there
IRE IN pursuance OF the mOnitiOn under
tt'e -. a. %" said Courtto me directed ana
an Ner'd. do hereby give public notice 10
o. PF'on> claiming the said steamer, htr
,.I"e>' 'ackln, outfit, apparel and furnl
,h..,T m any IN amer interested therein,
, ,'m ,hry BE- aud Il pear before the said li,'
,p1 ,' "arl To b.. held at the city OF Wheel
gI I-' III anu Tor the said D!Str CT of West Nlr-
:" d. on the - h day OF ~ovember, 1872, ri
y,43I5.."K In the for noon or that day (pro-
Won me same shall be day Of iuriNdlc-
'" 31ierwl>e on the next day OF juri>dlc-
,..j. 'ln'rF'ailerI then and there to interpoSe
ontit cams and 10 make their allegations
HErGMAN SLACK.
pru,, Us. Marshal District W, Va.
wv; II IRWIN, Deputy.
10 " HEAT, Proctor nOVIl-l
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, November %

CHICAGO, November %.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and 3G4c
lower, No. spring sold at 81 1901 20;
No. , at 81 0l@l OH; No. 3 at 81 90
al 00s; No. 3 spring sold at 81 OOl9
OH seller December and 81 OSi sell
Ter January; closing at 81 0919l 90!
respectively Corn dull and prices fell
4Mic; No. > sold at 32c cash; 3139
32Ic seller November; l393l}c seller
December 3l}@32c seller January.
Oats quiet and dearer; No. , sold at % ]
623}c cash. 23l@24c seller December;
24G24jc seller January. Rye firm and
in good demand at 55!95j4c for No. =;
closing at 55!c. Barley dull; No. =
weak.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork at Sl2 so
seller December. Lard at lc cash and
&c seller March.
HOGS-Active at 81 1904 80 for
common to extra.
BEEF CATTLE-Fairly active at
s. 75@5 55 for Texan steers to good
shipping beeves.
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FOR RENT.
For Sale.

4 TWn-STpRY BRICK DWELLING,
\ with eight or ten rooms, situated on
lU' No. a. npri Invest corner of Centre aud
Seventh streets in Shriver'S addition to the
city ~ Wheeling.
$50 a two->' Orv Frame Dwelling. with
Ten rooms and good cellar, hot and cold
&2ter up and down stairs. with gas in all
ip- l0Om>. Situated on the east side of
Chapiiun street, in the Sixth ward of the
:ly OF " ,.,"liug. For price and terms see
l.. q HUGHEI,
nuvi Real Estate Agent
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New York Money Market,

New YORK, November %, 6P. N.
GOLD-The market was huctua,ing
and unsteady at ll44@ll4t, and in the
afternoon declined 10 Hat.
MONEY-Wass steady and somewhat
excited at las per cent for call loans.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Dull At
10s3@l0S2 for prime bankers 90 day,
sterling.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November .

CINCINNATI, November %.
EGGS-Firm at Soc.
FLOUR-Flrm; super S. 2jG5 -;
extra STAT %; family s. 3O@7 90.
GRAIN-Wheat nominal. Corr
strong mixed ear 42c; receipts 5.5l6
bushels. Oats steady. Rye aud barley
quiet and unchanged.
HOGS-Firm at 81 0064 %.
HAY-Firu at $20922 % for prime
timothy.
OIL-Liuseed at SC.
PROVISIONS-Quiet and unchang,
ed.
TOBACCO-Firm atimproved prices
s. S5929 90 for trash Tugs and leaves
WHISKY steady at SOC.
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EMrS. .. mccoy,
Us MAIN STREET.

HGFs 4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF
LtS,S, Trimmings. Gloves, Corsets, in
,,.r,tuS MIS- MoOdy's Abdominal CorsetS;
All AN, anu Ladies Hosiery, Haudkerchieis
a,>or,nefy Thing appertaining toa complete
sDy,ttiTuneht OF Fancy Goods. Orders for
It, Tiles l desiring to purchsse hsndsome win
exan;,SS or water-prOois would do well 10
s'swheys, 'e'o'e manning So netI5.c
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~. III. ouiIllby.

DEER IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS
With n aIi stationery. Subscribers furnished
SevS"i i. me popular Daily and Weekly
on mSSSSss1ines. &c, at publishers e prices. Gail
S1jno,' ulress at Market street. between
noyis and John, Wheeling, W. Va.
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MRS. c. e. SMYTH'S
select School

nv wv YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES.
ENTRANCE IN THE NORTH HALL OF
enterss Lindsey Institute, Pupils can be
brmstioI any time. Persons wishing in
inQura u IN regard to the School will
al ia al the TO ms during school hours
sa ChsnIinase residence Of L. q. Hughes, Esq,
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For Kent.

DELMONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
ID Room and Dwelling, corner Market and
Division streets. Possession given imiLiedl-
atey. Inquire of
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For sale.

oxgrRAMEDWELLING HOUSEANp
nS;"n,...',rrrs OF Land, with 4 good Coal
- y, the premises, i've miles east OF
g. 'H,,in. on Short Creek.
VII VII lne.half c!,h: the balance IN
Km F&F i&F A%St%H RSGm'
ina lam Fletcher, wheeling, West Viz
q. y Jo'H oct7
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For sale.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
,r;tr seven or eight rooms, on Jacob
.-E,,rerr: also a small Frame House with
-, -r,ns on jacob street; also a new
80 House on Eun street, containing
Hr''h l.. Il. HUGHES,
toh. Real Estate Agent.
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FOR SALE.

FARM of - ACRES, ONE HALF
mile below Newport, Washington
-" ONO: 80 acres tirSt-claSS river bot
,',, vii lake city property in part pay
!""', VI. v. HOGE 4 BRO,
We ma R7ilev's Block, Market street.
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BALTIMORE &OHIO r. co.

II, -srT+ygyl PASSESGFR TRAfNS
es4 TS%~I*y Will bc run by the frlrv 'ug
schedule on and after November I, ls72--
Wheeling time:
At. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAyEs wpsr-LEAvEa.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at.....5.39 4. NJ. daily at,..-lI rs A. u.
AREIN ~ AT ARRIyEs Ar
Cumh"rland2.GrP n. ColumDus....h6 P.N.
baltimore .....y:2J " IInduSKy a..lls2b
Washington It!ncinnau..lDlJ
II. C.........-lO.i1 'Caicagp. .....- SLOAN.
PhIIadrIpa.. - o. NJ II. Louls......I-.LJP. N.
New York. go
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs wpr-LsAyH
daily 'S'.~.Gao P. N. daily at'S.. 7ioAs.
ARRIVES At ARRIyB At
Cumberland ~ A. NJ Columbus......3 10 o. n.
baltimore ...lZDP N. Sandusky.....G: ij
Washington Cinclnnati.lwIb
D.C.........- l:D CBicagO......- $40 An.
| Philadelp'a.. go 81. IOuis......l2:l5 IN.
New fork.~iGi2 Sundays excepted.
sundays exceptedl
MALT TRAIN.
rAsr-LEAvEs wSsT-LaAvr
sW hceling .Wheeling
daily ,.Ila5 I'm. daily at I6oA.u.
ARRIVE AT ARRIyEs At
! Cumb.Tlsnd.s:liA 4. ~ Coluin nus. -. vi /. ".
! BalitmOTe....-,Ja,J r. n Sandusky.... SCR. 4.
! Wa.hius tOn Cincinnati. 80
-. G...........-E.EJ p v Chicago. z: o ".
/ Ihllhd'IT H.Ii+b ~. Dpu'H...-- 100
/ New YORK. b.bA.N 'Sundays excepted.
| sSSturdHYH eIU"pfeIl
CUMBERLAEDA ACCOMMODATION.
EAhT-LEAYEs wEfr-LEAYIs
'WhGeiiug 'WbeelinR
daily at...li:l5 An. daily at...-tnj ~
tRETvgs At ARRIVE At
CumD"Tl III .. ". Columbus ITO ps
'sunJays excepted. ~ nrinnau- 81 A Y.
'hlc,go ....... b:Bi I"
81 LDuls-..- ~ y. n
sSUnIays eTrTpLgI.
WHEELING, PITT5G \ BAIT. ~
E,T-LEAyEs WIT LEAygs
'Wh..uHg Wellington, "a,
daHy Ei...-.g - An daily at.....pN A. n.
SWhc"lnk a"sshiugtDn, "a,
dAlly ai..-..-f.LB y. daily A'....-.s:,U y. y.
"-undays rTcrytH! SsuBdays excepted.
Fast bound trains MAKE connections
at Baltimore with trains for Phil4I"-
| phis, New York and BJ-tDn. Al Relay
/ House, via Washington City. for all DDlns
| EOuth.
West hound trains make direct eoGns,-
ton nj Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets 70 all principal points can be pro-
cured al the Office
THOs. r. SHARP,
As's slant HaslsT OF Transportation.
X. 7. DEVHIES, General Azsnt. Who'll
ing p0yt
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.Washinxton," Ind. Mills
Family Flour.

= m BARRELS OF THE ABOVE CELE:
lW brated FazaAly.Fl0ax, Just receiysd
II In 49, u. KELLY.
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II, -sry+zgyl PASSENGER TRAfNS
sc 'Ts~I8y Will bc run by the fnllrv 'ug
schedule on and after November I, lS72--
Wheeling time:
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FAST LINE.
EAST-L LEAVES

LEAVES
wheeling
daily at.....G.B =. N,
ARRIVES At
CumiJeTlandI ~ A. NJ
Baltimore ...lZ.O1P N.
Washington
De- l:D /"
Philadelp'a.. go /"
New YOTk..IO.I2 4"
sSundRyS excepted.
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D. NV, Us. Marshal District W, Va.
W.; II IRWIN, Deputy.
-SAs. :. WHEAT, Proctor. noVl4-i
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NAILTRhIN

rlPT- LEAYEj
sW h"eling
daily nj .ll:'5 p. N
ARRIVE At
CunlgrTlsHd.s:li 4. "
Baltimore &. Il
Washington
-. t..........E , p. v
PhiladTlI'a..IIB 4"
New York 6.iJA. n
sSssturrlHyE eIU"pfcl
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ElTT-LEAY H
Wheeling
daily at.....5.3Q A. N
ARKIE ~ AT
Cumberland 2.gIP. n
baltimore ......J:2J 4"
Washington
ID. C........-lu'i0 +"
PHILADELPHIA. 2:tOA N
New York. go "
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INSURANCE.
Life Insurance Co. Of Virginia.
CAPITAL, S2S3,O0O.

A. q. McILWAINE, President.
DARCY PAUL, ID. b. TENANT, Vice
Presidents.
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WEyFT-LEAyEa
.'Whoeling
daily At. 40 A. u.
ARRIYEB At
GOlunbuE.-..3 10 y. n.
Sandusky.. G:i5 /"
Cinclnnati..lWlb 4"
CHicagO......- $40 An.
~. lOuis......lGl5 .. n.
Sundays excepted.
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OCON NOTATION.

WET LAVE
wheeling
daily at...-tIj ,. n.
ARRIVE At
riOlnfnbus ITO y. -.
rinrinDatl- s.S0 q.
chicago ...... b:U /"
81 lDuls..-- b.sJ y n.
sSun,lays pErTpLCsI.
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CUMBERLAND

- - - 49, 80 . - -
EAhT- LEAEES
'Whoeiiug
daily at..,-li:l5 n
sRETvEs At
Cumberland gJjP. "
'f3unJayA exc pJ.s1
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wnir-LEAyLa.
Wheeling
daily at.-.ll rs A. u.
ARRIVES Ar
Columbus BP. n.
IInduslgy "
.Cincinnatl..lO.lj q"
Chicago ......- so An.
81. l>ouis......IG.IJ N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-22

On WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, REAR HOUSE,
w A competcnt woman do general housework Il
good washer and roncr objection to 20 q short dis
tancc in the country; references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-22

LNIRSr CLASS pRESSMAKING wANTED-wII.L CALL
only 1rst Class work done; At warranted Address
MADAM, 20 9Th Nv. '.8E
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-01
from Inc NeWtOn
True Democrats.

We present our readers to-day
the names of a few of the sound, bold
and fearless Democratic papers of
the State who have resolved to stand
by the gallant old Democratic ship
uIhIl it sinks never to rise again.
The editors of these papers are not
i'll favor Of abandoning Il party that
numbers over three millions of vOt-
ers and going over to Greeley, be
cause the traitors to Democracy are
willing to sell them out. They are
composed Of better material than
the weak knecd Democrats, who
became nervous in the first part of
the battle, threw down their arms,
deserted the party, went over to the
enemy, and are now throwing their
're0k shot into the Democratic ranks.
Here they are:
Columbus Democrat, Enterprise
Star 0Hd Courier, Forest Register,
Broollhav'n Citizen, IIandSborO Dem-
Ocrot, DcSotO Times, Goodman STIR,
IazoO Banner, Canton AMERICAN
CITIZEN, Oxford Falcon, SI,ubuta
Times, Okolono SOUTHERN STATES,
Monticello 1drocdtc, Macon Beacon,
Lee Co. JourRai, Woodville Sentinel,
Brandon RcpubiicdR.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-01
Especial Telegram to the Courier Journal1
The Democratic Congressman

| An erroneous statement having
been put forth that sixty of the one
hundred and five Democratic mem
bers of the House had signed a pa
per protesting against the nOmina,
/ ton of Mr.. Greeley at Baltimore, in-
quiry has been made of the several
State delegations to learn how they
do stand OH that question. In the
first place each member denies ever
having signed Il paper of the charac-
ter named and in the second place
many of them do not care to be spc
officially mentioned in print as favor
/ ing this or that candidate. There is
entire unanimity i'll agreeing to sup
port the nominee of the Baltimore
Convention, whoever he may be-
But taking the State delegations in alpha
betical order, two of the three Alabama
Democratic members favor Mr.. Greeley.
The single member from Arkansas is doubt
, full; while the one from Connecticut favors
the Cincinnati ticket, and the from
Delaware opposes it. All the Georgia del
egatiOn are opposed to Greeley. OF the
six Illinois Democrats but two are inclined
to favor his nomination. and they are by
no means committed. The five Democratic
members from Indiana are all opposed to
him. and it is doubtful if Messrs. Kerr and
Voorhees, would support him if nominated.
Three, possibly four, of the nine Ky. Repre-.
sentatives believe it impossible to elect a
straight-out Democratic ticket, and favor
the Baltimore coalition. But one of the
five Maryland members in anywise favors
the latter. The single member from Mich>
igan is doubtful, while all the four Demos
cratic members from Missouri are virtually
for Greeley and Brown, some more strong
ly than others. All three New Hampshire
members support the ticket. The two
New Jersey Democrats announce that they
will vote against it if nominated. OF the
sixteen Democrats from New York, all
but two are known to favor Greeley's nom
nation; and the three North Carolina mem
bers are inclined that way. Four of the
five members from Ohio are bitterly oppos-
ed to Greeley, and one is non-committal.
Slater, the only member from Oregon in
dorses Voorhees, position. The III Demo
Gratis from Pennsylvania favor Greeley, with
possibly one exception. The six Tennessee
members will stand by the Nashville Con-
veDtion, which Endorsed The Cincinnati
ticket. The four Texas members nom
committal, are the Virginia members, all
await the result of the Convention, and
will abide by it. The two West Virginia
members support Greeley, and the two
Wisconsin members oppose him. This 10
about as fair Il statement as can be made
of the views of the Democratic members
They all very generally doubt the propriety
of making speeches in Congress against
any presidential cand date, or in favor of
any one whose name is to come before the
Baltimore Convention.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-01
VIRGINIU insert, wit

VIRGIN S.-We insert, with
great pleasure, the communication
OF our correspondent who addresses
us under the above nOmme de plane.
lie is a native South Carolinian, Il
born Democrat, and as Il believer in
the right of peaceable Secession, be-
lOnged to the g original panel, If
lie can lay aside his lifelong prin-
ciples-tO say nothing of prejudiccs
and support the old line Wing,
High Tariff PrOtectionist, Abolition
ist-the warm advocate and hearty
supporter of ALL and EVERY law
by which the South has been tyr
anized over (even the diabolicaI Ku-
Klux law, by which the writ of hab-
cas- corpus is suspended, and our
fellOw-citizens are being thrown into
prison every day, here in MISSISSIPPI
pi, and whole 'hecatombs' of them
in South CarOlina)-if, we say, our
correspondent, the antipOdes of
Greeley, in everything, and always,
can embrace the hoary headed old
sinner against the rights and inter
ests of the SOutll-why, certainly, it
would seem that WE, who were an
old line Wing always, and agreed
with the venerable Horace many
years in many things, might be able,
also, to waive past differences, and
support HIM. Well, since our friend
Virginius," for whose opinions we
have the greatest respect, advises
that course, conditiOnally, we may
probably do SO, under the conditions
set forth. In the meantime, we
shall always be glad TO hear from
our venerable friend.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-01

Grants majority would likely to be
over the Democrats Ii they will
why should not the Democrats stick
as well as Greeley and Brown
What obligations do they owe to
Greeley and Brown more than to
their own friends On the CONTRA
~ will it DC said that Greeley and
Brown will not carry more votes i'll
each State than Grants probable
majority! Then we would be de-
feated if we joined them, and if de-
feat is inevitable any way, why not
preserve our self-respect by meeting
it manfuIly at the breech Of our
gracefully beaten under the ragged
banner of a handful of mutineers
from the enemy's camp? 1t is said,
however, that if the Democratic
party should nominate candidates
of its own, it will scare Greeley and
Brown off the track; that they
would prefer to retire in disgrace,
and help to elect Grant, rather than
a Democratic ticket should succeed,
but we would respectfully submit
now if this is not decidedly cool
Is the whole Democratic party com
posed off set of pusillanimous asses
to be thus deliberately insulted ?
Yes, torsOoth, we meet in conven.
ton and denounce Grant as an
usurper, cOIruptiOnist, and an en-
envy to this country; yet, villain as
! he is, we prefer him to Won: never
theless, rOgues. as you all are, we
would be glad of your votes Is
that the sentiment of Messrs. Gree
ley and Brown and their support
ers 2 If it is, surely the Democracy
ought to pros ate themselves be-
fore them, and lick the very dust
from their shoes! But if Greeley
and Brown are actuated by such a
contemplate and insulting preju.
dice against the Democratic party
as this, pray, how much better ale
they than Grant?
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Cassell & Baughn,
G. G. Shackleford, ST..
To October Term 1872, Madison Cir
cult Court, Mississippi.
Judgment, Doth February, 1872, for
$3.50 OIL.
DY virtue OF tue above described
ID writ, to me directed by the
Clerk of said Court, 1 will expose
to public sale, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, before the
courthouse door of said county of
Madison, State of Mississippi, in
the city of Canten, on
Monday, the Sd day Of June, 1872.
between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described land
to-wit: NW4 and s.! of section 5.
township Q, range 2 East; all of
section 4, township 8, range 2 East.
Levied upon as the property of said
defendant, q. q. Shackleiord, ST.,
and will be sold to satisfy the above
styled Judgment, interest, and all
costs.
r. j. ROSS, ShF.
May Is, 1S72-3w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-01
The PhrenOIOsicaI Journal for June

is an excellent number to close the fifty-fourth
volume Of that most excellent family maya
zine. Conspicuous among its contents are,
William Orion, President Western Telegraph
Co; What is the tariff question: by Horace
Greeley Steal or Starve; Sir Francis Cross
ley, M. p; Expression Preachers and
Preachins Paul Du Chailu. the famous trav-
elcr; A Bad Pen, etc. With numerous fine
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-06-01
SHERIFFS SALE.
Julius VinSon,

JULIUS NlnSOn,
Robert & Margaret boy lie.
To July Term, 1872, Madison Cham
cery Court, Mississippi.
Judg't, 9th April, 1872, for sS49 33.
DY virtue of the above described
ID writ, t. me directed by the
Clerk of said Court, L will expose to
public sale, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, before the court
house door of said county of Madi-
son, State of Mississippi, in the city
of Canton, on
Monday, the Sd day Of June, 1872,
between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described proper
ty, to wit:
The Ell of NW4, less 35 acres out
of East side, and WI of 80 acres off
North end of Ell of SW4, section 10,
township 10, range 3 East, contain
ing 60 acres more or less. Also the
half interest of Robert and Mar
garet Doyle, in gin house and cot
ton press, with mill and gin stand
and fixtures, and One-half interest
in two acres of land on which the
same is situated, it being located in
the NJ of SCI section 10, township
10. range 3 East. Also 1 bay mare
mule.
Levied upon as the property of
said defendants, ROb't and Margaret
Doyle, and will be sold to satisfy
the above styled judgment, interest
and all costs.
r. J. ROSS, Shit.
May Is, 1S72-3w.