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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05

SOUTHERN FARM AND HOME for Feb
ruary is at hand, and it is as interest
ing and we'll executed as usual. Our
farmers should sustain home literature,
which in this instance is adapted to our
climate and state Of affairs. The North
ern agricultural papers are suitable for
that section, but not adapted to the
sunny South.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05
ADVERTISING.
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

TaROM AND AFTER THIS DATE. WE
n will charge 40 cents per line for the hrsl
insertion. and Eve 90 cents per line Cor each
ruhreaueut insertion Of all legal advertise.
rients. except such as may be inserted f0I
thirty DAYS o. longer consecuuFely. which
wifi Be charged az card rata. By the square.
counting eight 6) lines nouparcil, solid. 10 the
square. The printers fees 70 Be paid in ad-
vance in every Instance.
q. W. ALEXANDER.
b. ~. Memphis Appeal Pub. Co.
Al. kELLAR.
~ Memphis Aralanchs.
Il. WHITMORE,
Memphis. January 81, 1873. ial-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05

SENATOR NYE's time is nigh out. He
does not expect to be returned by his
constituents to his seat at Washington
costs too much, and hence he will take a
seat in the back ground.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05

Two bills have been introduced IN the
Legislature providing for the calling Of
a State Convention-one by Mr.. Lind
say, Of Nashville; the other by Colonel
Kerr, Of Shelby The former provides
for submission OF the question to the
people at the November election in 1874,
and the assembling Of the Convention in
the December following. Colonel Kerr's
bill provides for an election Of delegates
in May next, and the assembling Of the
Convention in June. Ifthe Convention
is necessary let us have it, and not wait
two years.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05
MEMPHIS THEATER,
Rubinstein Concerts.
MEMfulD lima nm
RUBINsTEIN AND wIENIAwsKI

MEMPHIS THEAlEh.
RUBINsTEIN AND WIENIAwsKI.
AIR. GRAU HAS THE HONOR TO AN
III nounce two Grand Rubinstein Concerts
for
Wednesday Evening, February ~.
Ats o'clock, when ANTON RUBINSTEIN,
he greatest living Pianist, will make his first
and only appearance In Memphis, together
with az ensemble ofeminent artists. inclnding;
HRNRT WIENIAWSkl. the World-re-
nowned Violinist. regarded IS the only rival
10 the memory Of Paginini.
m'ile LOUISE eIAIENI, the favorito Con-
trnlto. . -.
Mons. L. REMBIELlNsKI, Aecompannist.
The ale Of seat commences Thursday. tep-
mary 8th, ATTAIN. AZ +. A. Benson's Music
Store, 3i7 Main street.
a. Reserved seats, q. ,-,....-
Stsinway's Pianos are used a. kupihs'ein
seats secured By mail OF tsIeuaph: lSl.l.9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05

A srSArr bill passed on rs third read.
ing yesterday at Nashville which we
hope will speedily become n law, as Il
will protect womens rights in the true
aud practical sense, in accordance with
some views We yenmred 10 suggest in
these columns some weeks ago. IL pro-
vidos that the property Of married women
shalt be exempt from sale for the per
sonal Indebtedness Of the husband. The
Judiciary Committee proposed as amend
ments that the property Of the husband,
as well as wife, shall be exempt from
sale on exception or attachment on ae-
count Of debts incurred by the other
previous to marriage. The bill as
amended was passed, Also a bill to Sc
cure mechanics lien upon the properly
Of married women passed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05

Miss Mary Beedy, with the ineongru'
GUS degree OF master Of arts, is lee
turing in Scotland on American eduea-
tional institutions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05

MAJOR ]. c. THOMPSON, Nashville
lawyer Of excellent attainments and
standing, died in that city last Monday
at the age Of forty-four. He was a ma
tive Of Nashville, and educated in the
University there. During the war he
served rs Inspector General on the stat
Of Lieutenant General Stewart. Since
the var be has been engaged in the prac
tice of profession. In 1870 be was a
member Of the constitutional Conven.
lion. The bar passed suitable resolu.
tons ofrespect TO his memory.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05
INSURANCE.
The amount Gifts capital is 100000
The amount of its capital
paid up is 100000

The Assets of the Company are as follows:
Cash on hand, in hands of Agents,
or other rsOns......................S 372,Wl ia
Real Estate unincumbered ........... 5000 %
ket value 74,4sl Is
cured by Real Estate. 1859 6Sl 2s
Debts otherwise secured. ............. l28,750 90
Interest Due and Accrued.......... 44.463 49,
All other curities..-..-.,..-..."..." 1881 W
Total Assets. 1853, 81 IS
LIABILITIES:
Amount Due Banks and other
creditors ...,......,..........s g6 800 90
Losses Adjusted and not due..... 1881 30
Losses in suspense, waiting fur
Their .:............ Z5yoOO w
Perpetual Deposit PremiumsL.... / ,290,499 "a
pany ......a........................... 1889 70
sl.765, 1859 80
Surplus over all Liabilities ISL ,597 81 n
ED. R. PENNEBAKER,.
Comptroller.
III. A. LITTLETON, Agent.
No. % Madison Street.
135-xyi-5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05

nationally and at once BY The prompt
use of DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, cure
their colds. and heal all accompanying
soreness of the chest. Sold every;
where. mFAS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05

Merchants Club.

g1,uIs SALOON, CORNER OF. SECOND
md Madison streets, having been tnol-
onrhiy redtied and refurnished. q no" oi'.h'
with q rrand
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05
EDUCATIONAL.
MR. s. HAILE'S
Memphis Female Seminary,
46s SHELBY STREET.

1T AFFORDS NE MUCH PLEASURE TO
Il announce 70 my old patro rs, friends and
pupils, that / will reopen INV school. for
young ladies. on Wednesday. January "a.
will Be ready 10 see my fr lends and enroll
pupils on and after Wed esday, December
llth. al ny residence.
MRS. ANN r d. HALE.
No. f62 Shelby street.
Circulars to be had at tho music, book and
drug store. SET
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05
Free Lunch Daily.

To b. served from lotoI7o'eiosk. Thspubii
aT qs iasi''a' w.FOwLER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05
Official Confederate Reports

Of the Battles of the late War. containing all
crate Congress and many man useript reports
of important battles heretofore unpublished,
the whole arranged in chr geological order,
with complete index; Compiled and edited
be in two volumes of ab out $50 pages each.
and will be sold by subse Upton only. Agents
will canvass for subscr' beers, but parties at a
distance who desire the work can procure i
by writing TO the puOlishers Messrs. Boyle *
Chapman, inclosing. subscription price. For
the two volumes in plain binding. SO; in tull
sheep, sl2; in halt morocco, cloth side, Sl4.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05
HI. A. LITTLE Ell ON Agent.
NO. % MADISON STREET.
PUBLICATION.
A NEW =
AND VALUABLE BOOK.

NHESSRS. BOYLE & CHAPMAN OF THIS
Iyl city will soon issue from their publishing
house, the most important work published
since the war. IL is the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05
OIL CAKE.
FOR FUEL.

WE HAVE A LARGE LOT OF OIL CAKE
w on hand, which We will sell At q reason
able price. II b . good substitute for coal.
10 MkMPHIS OIL COMPANY.
January %. ls53. l2s-l4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, SO
COUNTY OF HARTFORD.
GEO. L. CHASE, President. Q
surance Company, Hartford. Conn,
full, true and correct statement OF t
pany is the bona fide owner of at
cash capital, invested in State and
Of Real Estate. unincumbered and
and that they are the above describe
Subscribed and sworn to befor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
WORK ON rHE MONITORS

REPAIRS TO THE LEDIGH AND CANoNIcUs
AT THE II. a H. cos YARD
Tne large ship yard Of The Harlan g. HoI-
lingsWorth Company, in this city, is we'll filled
with work aud the force of men now employed
there, is Tlmost as large as ever. The chief ef
forts Of The WorkmsD, at present. are being di.
recied against the iron monitor LEHIoH and
CANoNIcUs, which are undergoing thorough re.
pairs. TIE latter boat is fairly alive with men,
who are doing their best 20 gel il ready for ser.
vice as soon as possible. The decks ofthe vessel
will be raised, new plating put down, and vari.
ous other repairs made.
Active work on the Lehigh will soon c,m-
mence. The decks Of this boat will also be
raised, about ioet, new iron sills laid, and new
plating put on. General and thorough nepairD
will also be made. The Lehigh beaTs evIdcnee
Of having seen hard service, and various inden-
tations are TO be seen on the tuTrei, deck and
sides Of the vessels. where huge cannon balls
had been struck with terrific force Many ol
the deck plates are also sprung.
Besides the above vessels, there j. much other
work, at the II. d b. Co.'S yard, will probably
keep large number ofmen employed, for come
time 10 come.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
BOARD OF HEALTH.

REGULAR MEETING LAST EVEEING.
A special meeting Of TIE Board of Health was
held LIST evening, President Mccall in the
chsir.
Two communications we're read from Wash
ington, inviting the Board to send delegates to
the National Health Convention, which meets
in that city next January. The communities.
tiOns were referred to q committee OF three
DIR. Draper, Dr. ShOnledge and Mr.. Eckel.
A complaint from Mrs. Clarity, living on
Jackson street. above Second, 10 relation to
water in the cellar Of her house, was referred
TO the President, for abatement.
The Tenth Ward Committee Was discharged
from further consideration of nuisance caused
by pond Of slRgmaui and refuse water at Front
sud Jackson streets.
The communication referred TO the Boar by
Council, protesting against the Introduction Of
the patent deodOTizing apparatus, 10 the exclu-
sion Of all other methods OF cleaning cesspools,
was further referred 10 the Committee on Con-
tracts and Licenses.
A bill Of John Curry's, for $29.33, was al
lowed end an order directed TO be drawn Tor the
amount
The Board then adjourned, for two week..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
RELIGIOUS.

Rev. Samuel NJ Perry, a Licentiate Of the
Presbytery ofNew Castle, will preach in the
FirA Presby terian Church on Market street,
above 9th, tomorrow, SABBATH, in the morn
ing at l04 O'Clock, and IN the evening at a
O'Clock.
The public are cordially invited TO be pre-
sent.
West Presbyterian Church, corner Of Eighth
and Washington streets, Rev. Prof. Allen Curr
will preach tomorrow at 10Y A: NJ: Praise
meeting at 81 p. NJ. Strangers and the public
generally are cordially invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

PRAISE MEETING. The hymns selected for the
Praise meeting in the West Church tomorrow
evening are. "SOngs Of Creation" and "Songs Of
Redemption" among the latter is Handel's 81
know that my Redeemer liveth," which will be
sung by a sweet singer who was rmerly a
member Of tbs West Church chair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

A neeiinR Of Irish citizens vas held last nj ght
in ChicPgo, forthe purpose of expressing sym
pathy with. lreland's imprisoned patriots A
number Of addresses we're delivered ana reso-
lutions in accordance with the meeting adopted.
A telegram will be sent 10 the mass meeuUg 10
be held 10 Dublin on Sunday nexl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

GounOd's "Gallai" is 10 be repeat
cd in London this season by the Al
bert Hall Choral Society.
AlbaDi, the American soprano,
has made a success In st. PeteT.
burg.
Moscow has lately listened, for
the first time, to VeTdI's "LombAr-
dn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

TIE RUNoR, circulated yesterday
afternoon, Of the attempted assassi-
nation of the American Minister OF
Madrid, proved to be . eaHard, yet
the aEthO.itles at Washington be-
Iieve such an outrage probSble, and
have ordered two Vesaelsto be ready
to receive the Minister should be
have 10 fly for his life. A nice na.
tion, SPAN, with which 10 make
treaties and from which to accept
guarantees.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
Amuseanents.

PRof. cURR's LKcTURK IAsr KIGnT.
A goodiy sized audiences assem-.
bleI last night, at the Wctt Pres
by,crian Church 10 hear Prof. Allan
Curr's lecture on ''fhe Scottish
CovenanteTs." Seldom has any au.
Ci nee been worked upon, rs was
that which listened TO Prot. Cur,
last night Tears and laughter al
tcrnated continually, as the suffer.
ings and prosecutions Of the CJven.
anters were thrilliDgly depicted, or
instances in Scottish life aud char
acter humorOusly described. In de-
livering this lecture Prot. Curr was
arrayed Ia picturesque Highland
costume, and the flag OF the old
Covenanters was suspended above
him. Those who wish TO listen once
more TO this distinguished lecturer,
can do 30 tonight, when he will
lecture, at the Second Baptist Church
on "Stories, Story. .Tellors aud Story
Telling"
LITTLR MIL, AS 'FIDELIA THE FIRE
wAIF."
The audience which assembled at
the Grand Opera House last night,
was large, and respectable notwIth-
a'and.ng the play was one which
has bOcn performed here several
times previously. The performance
last evening, was Of a very satisfac-
tory character. Lutte Nell has i'm.
proved considerably, aud as the
support WAS quite good, the play
was presented III such a manner as
to please and amuse those present.
MCEyoY's HIBERNICON.
McEvoy's HibcrnicOn exhibited
again, last night, at Institute Hall
TO n large aud pleased audience
The excellent qualities of this enter
taInment are We'll known, and high
ly appreciated. A matinee perform
ance viii be given this afternoon
and tonight will he the BbilOpatrial
benefit.
"DANIEL BOONE" AND ENoCH AR
DEN
John A. Stephens, a talented en-,
versatile actor, will, on Thursda,
uight next, open a three nights en-
gagement at the Grand Opera Hou sc
During this engagement, he. will
appear in his two great specialitiee
Daniel Boone" and "Enoch Ar
dem"
PHILADELPHIA THEATRIcAL Ro1Rs
E. L. Davenport, at the Chestnu
Street Theatre, is drawing larg
houses, by his brilliant acting, wei
selected plays, aud excellent sup
port.
At the Walnut, Joe Jefferson
delighting large audiences with hi
pleasing creation of Rip vdn Wake
Miss Clara Morris is the coming star
he.e.
All Woods Museum, the Whining
ton favorite, Mrs. james A. Oates
has been treating the visitors {,
Comic Opera, for the past week.
Charley Gardner, ia his imitabl
Dutch characters is amusing larg
audiences, nightly, at Fox's Nev
American Theatre.
SalYini, the eminent Italian
tragediaD, is electrIfylng large aU
dicnces, nightly, at the Academy o
Music.
Simmons & Slocum are produc
ing, with great success, an excellen
burlesqueOn nRip Van Winkle."
Despite the hard times all ID
places Of amuseinenis In Phllade
phiA, aFe doing quits well,
In Boston Mass, Mr.. 4 Mrs. "
j. Florence have been playing Q
Boston Theatre, with great success
for some time past. Salviri succeed
them neXS week.
Mr.. Owens kas been warmly We
coined at Woods Museum, Phil;
delphia, In his "JO"hua Butterby,
and "SOlon Shingle3."
Madame Krauss is the Telgnin
prima dona ct the ITALIAN Opera q
Paris. She has lately appeared
"Lucrstia Borgia."
-.O.-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
ne IliAerEao6 cnnaniraar. -

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2l.--A &. Goss, who vas yes
tsFday arrested for alleged completely in the I'd
devz2ok conspiracy. was married few days since.
The license was issued during the West Chester
trial The lady was Miss Clara A. AFdin, a
daughter Of Mrs. UddsrzoolI by her lifat husband,
David Ardin, from Whom his wife obtained q d.
voFce. Rev. DR.. Baekus performed the marriage
ceremony. A report says that Rev. DR.. Fnllor en-
deaSorod 10 stop the marriage, bat that the effort
Was too late
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
CRY NOTICES.

The best recommendation of the Bismarck Cater
comes from those who have worn them. They in-
Variably advise their fiends 10 drop in and try il
on, at DABC0Ck 4 BRO.
st6 Market street.
a good article alveItiscS itself" and the BIS
Wck Gaifer for Gcnnemca is universally recon-
Msnded by those who have worn it the Cater
for comfort aud convenience. For sale only by
BABC0Ck 4 BRO.
so5 Market street
Mems Caters. g and up.
Men'S Boots, 81 and up.
Ladies Shoes, 81 50 and up
At the old cheap Store Of
BABC0Ck BRO.
2o6 Market street.
LADIES,
We have . large stock of Childrens Shoes
that m ast be sold call aud examine, they are very
CHEAP. WM. II. BABCCCk a co..
3lS Market St.. doors below Fourth.
REsUMPrIoN or SPECIx PAYMENT -Wm. II. Bab-
oock a Co., SlS Market street. 4 doors below 4th.
i'll take FeeF in exch apGe for Boots Aaj shoes 20
y limited extent they don't want too much OF It,
hoWeyef.
VuOSE PURCHASING
Boots and Shoes at 3l3 Market street. doors be-
low Fourth, have the advantage of selec ting frou
a large and varied stock at low prices.
WM. H. BABc0CK a CO.
ArFdcts are Fdots.-'''Tell the truth and shame
old Satan" there is getting around II: what We
have said is said. and the public bear out in oui
conclusion that for first class boot. shoe galteT
q Harket street, four doors below 4th is the place
70 get it. MA. H. bABCOCh a W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

DEATH OF A. A. LAWS Alex A. Laws,
Esq, proprietor Of the Deer Park Hotel, New
srk, Del, and well known to the citizeDs.of this
and the adjoining OOuntiss of Maryland, died
at the residence ofhis son-in-law, Macomb Clay,
ton, near Sa:safrss, Md, last Sunday. Mr.
Laws had been in declining health for several
monlhs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

RESAwAy.-Last evoning, Joseph Jones'
horse, attached to Q wagon, standing at Fifth
and Market streets, became frightened, and
ran down Fifth street at a rapid pace At
Poplar street, collision occurred with Ilart'A
provision wagon, which upset Mr.. Jones'
horse and wagon. The animal was some wha
injured, and the vehicle was damaged cOnsid-
erablY. y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

HAVANA, November 2l.-Advices from Sar-
tiago de Cuba TO November 10 have been re-.
ceiVed. They represent that nothing Of impor-
lance has occurred there since the l2th.ex-
cspt the departure Of the Virginius for Hs-
vana.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

THEFT-last night, sCme eYll-minded
wretch, stole the large piece of canvas. with
which the "Eugllsh Bull" (Foulth street
roller) was wont TO he covered, at nights.
This piece Of canvas was quite large, and IL
the theft can dispose Of it, he will make some
thIrR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

Use Rappleye's Pure White Olive Soap and
teach your children TO use it, and they will hot de-
part from II when they grow in years and wisdom
TIN. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

FELL DEAD.-A very valuable horse, be-
longing 10 John 7. Simmons Of this city, fell
dead Just this side of New Castle on Wednes-
day last. 1t Is said that he could make hIs
mile In three minutes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

MEETTNo.-This afternoon, the Committee
on Teachers Of the Board OF Education will
meet for the purpose Of filling the vacancy in
School No. I, caused by the recent death Of
Miss Salie q. Boyd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
Register 9 Ordor

New Castle County, Oct. 9th. 1875.
Upon the application Of ROBERT gREEN-
W ALT AdminIstratOr Of JOSEPH GREENHALT.
late Of Mill Creek hundred in said county
Rsseased;ig Il Ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the A6miaistFat0r aforesaid give nOtieO
ct the granting Of Letters Of Adm nistFatiOn upon
the Estate Of toe deceased with the dateof grant:
ing thereof by causing 70 be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Lettera In
Castle. requiring all peFsOns HAVING demands against
tho ES'Ale 10 present the same or abide By an Act
OF Assembly IN such ease made and provided. Ana
also cause the same 20 be inserted within the
period in the Delaware Gazette, newspaper pub
ished in WILMINGTON, and 70 be eOntinu0d therein
three weeks (E. y. d.
- Given Hndsr the hand and seal Of once Of
New Castle county a1orssaid' the day Ard
year above written. d. GIBBS. Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
NOTICE

All persons having claims against che Estate Of
the deceased must present the same duly attesed 70
the AdmtnistFator on or before Oct. 2tth. 1874,
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case nad9 and
provided. ROBERT OfIEEHWALT.
AdministFatOr.
Address-StantOn. Del. ROV6-eod3W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
PlAGLAD'A, WILMINGTON AND
HALTIMORE RAlLROAD.
R222

DELAWARE DIVISION.
During the term OF Court at New rastls, CEN
peneinE Monday, November l7th. 1873, trains be-
tween Wilmington nd New Castle will run - fol-
lows
Leave WiIminglon for NaH Castle u s., 26 and
10 10 A. N !, l 70. y s. and 8 50. P.M.
L0aYe New Qrstle Tor Wilmington 40 aad 8 IS.
A. NJ. ~ 05, ~. 8 % and 3 %. p. NJ.
1hee 26 A, ~. train fl0m Wilmington and u C5
p NJ train from New Castle are extra trains 10 run
only daring the Session Of the Court.
The extra train from New Castle win leave Old
Depot At l20j p. N. and Brick DEPOT at IL IS,
p. NJ.
aoVlb sH,P.KgNNEY. svp't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

REAL ESTATE SALKs of the present. week, 10y
ReynOIds Il Co For DIR. John J. Black, OF New
CsstIe. farm of 1856 acres, in Cecil Co, Nd, $5CJOi
for Henry Lodge of Orange st., Wilmington,
house No. l7ll north 18th street, Philadelphia,
81, GOO; for John Peirce, of Wilmington, three
frame houses over Sd street bridge, closing out his
block, 81, $50; for Ihos Cory, OF wilmington. ~
building lots on 81, 4th, and lIawley sts., $3.50.
The weeks total, tl4,lO0.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
THOSE PURCHASINn

Boots and Shoes at 3l3 Market street. 4 doors be-
low Fourth, have the advantage of selec ting froW
a large and varied stock at low prices.
WM H. BABCOCK 4 CO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22

KILLED OK THE RNL.-0n Thursday evening
laborer on the Baltimore Central Railroad,
unmed James Dilworth, wss almost instantly kll'
led at Fairvllle station, from being run over by
several cars He wss engaged in shifting some
e., 4. and owing to his being somewhat deaf, he
unfortunately stepped in front Of them, iron
which the Incident resulted. Dece- sed leaves
large family TO mourn the h.cparable loss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-22

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Durtng
the week ending Friday, March 81, the
following transfers Of real estate were
left at the Clerks Office Of the County
Court:
Deed made February % by Landon
Wharton and wife to James Baird. Tor Al
acres, rood and "a perches Of land;
$4,000. Admitted March IA.
Deed made May l, 1867, by J. u. Ghan'
dler, trustee of William LOe, to Henry
Gunther, for lot No. 40, Chapline street,
Fifth Ward; $970. Admitted March 10.
Deed made March 8 by Louis Shau and
wife 10 Philip Kung, for the east hall o.
lots Nos. Is and 10, South Wheeling; $3.50.
Admitted March II. -
Deed made March IA by A: NJ Adams
and wife to Benjamin Rennard, tor part OF
lots Nos. 113 and ia, East Wheeling;
81 $50. Admitted March 19.
Deed made March II, by Rhoda Gill 70
George Crumbacker, for the north part Of
lot No. Is, Water street, Centre Wheel
ing, EofF and Chapline's addition; 70. Ao'
mitted March 49,
Deed made February 8, by Jerry JET
ierson and others to Thomas Burns, IN
trust for Margaret Burns, (wife Of John
Burns) for part Of lot No. ia, East
Wheeling, 15t feet front on Clay street
and running back hall the depth Of said
lot; $500. Admitted March 20.
Deed made March 10, by John Pfarr
and wife to Mortimer Pollock, for part oil
the south half of lot No. 49, in Old Town
SO feet 8 inches front on Main street;
10000. Admitted March 81.
Deed made by Mortimer Pollock and
wife to John PfSrr, for part Of lot No: ~
in square No. 10, Union street; $1,000
Admitted March 81.