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VALUABLEFARMATs
Y SALE. a-l-9aZ- Ell.
On the e9d Dav OF Aupust 1879,


On the 92d Day Of August, 1873,
At two O'Clock =. r., at the Mont door OF the
Court House IN the city Of stcubehyiIlG, Ohio,
will be offered Of public sale the farm known -
tho Joseph MeCuRe Farm, situate In Warren
township, Jefferson county, Ohio. containing
27e ACRES OF CHOICE LAND.
Said premises will be offered as an entirety.
and then In two parcels, one parcel containing
oSa Hundred and Btghty-eIght Acres, and the
oI1SE psEea 3iSAtys four AcGes, and tho way lhS
most money u realized he aame will be sold
zach parcel makes an excellent farm, and is wen
improved, each parcel having an excellent dWoll.
ing house and necessary farm buIldIbRe, With
orchard, and we'll WAJUTod. = 49,. -
Said pftmlseS are Of ,pated rear Yo1kyille, and
within Z Of aIaile Of the Ohio nteT, l&GH are
well located in BGfereuEo' 10 rpaas . Psrsona de-
SiTing 10 pureh0Re an excellent and comfortable
homestead, would do we'll 10 look At sad binds
/ am authorized to say that should purchasers
desire 70 have portion Of the purchase monty
remain In tho land, an Arrangement Of that kind
can be made on the day oT sale
Persons desiring further Information Will call
at the LAW-OGdee Of NeIES Trainer 4 AGClaYe,
TAoWAS Il. MONTGOMERY. :
Au7 Sheriff OF JeficrrUn Co, o. u
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For Sale.
VALUABLE BROOKE COUNTY
" FAM FOR aALB.

/ ". HA4u4 -EpR BALE
Tho subscriber caers for fale his Farm, sttuG'
ted on the Ohio river. IN Cross Greek To"MHn,nip,
| Iron Works, containing $50 acres, including .
acres on Mingo Island. The Improvements con-
Bist Of homestead dwelling 70 by % feet, built
substantially Of brick, stables, RraneEtes, smoEe
hon1IG, spring houle, coal and wood houses, fruit
6hedG, &C; an orchard containing 1000 OF the
| choIcc5t apple trees, frnitink from July TO the
l6teSt keep61, O. Of the aRo1t cherry, trees IN
fuil bearing; also, peArs. ,piumD. peaches and
quinees; Email hgtts SuGh % cuLrSi G0G1SS
which have been selected and cultivated WIN
I especial care. Pie 70 acres Of river bottom.
which include Ne improvements, arc In high
Gt6t0 Of cultivation and cannot be exeelled 10
thdR. FhoN hple upland aboands ~ minerals,
Hneatope, Ore clay, Iron ore f29 % % per eenil
com A6fAte rOreS; and qaArTi6s u most excel
~ Aeree Of tho ttaet are uldeE-
hid Nth Eslp Of Gle dnSts quality q line me-
ID ne oAfof Tho river hlllS aud CONVENIENT OF
access; also the valuable ghh.en1tR OF coal, eB'
tptcIally adapted TO smelling OF Iron and the
mAnukietlEe Of GAg, being the came q Atngo,
BtepbenVitle and Jefferson companies arc work
Ing! Also, superior Voin OF dr0 GIay, 0 feet In
thiekneaa Of . acres extent opening 100 feet
? lingo Island 10 point on whIoh there IL an
annual accumulation Of sand sufficient 70 supply
| "A The Iron works In thIe vicinity and Wheeling
and the whole 6AHd market being Of 4quAhty
suitable for furnaces, rolling mills, railroads,
building and plAstering purposes. a..
TIE tIact h6G river irOnt OF 26S poles, $50 feet
q which Y a. good Ariysr landing as any on the
Ohio liver
/ WIN eel The Uholo tract together. Persons
whaling "a purchase Will please cali and exam:
ine kor them selves Communications addressed
% NO ct 8teubODVllle. Ohiat will receive prompt
Attentl0n tra p..slr,r-t =.,.. .I,,'i
aull-dA8w j. i. bURopYRE,
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General Notices

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
I/hereby given that tho Partnership. hitherto
fF{SSRE k4t ibs tAs and John G
duetInE the business of o Catholic book aud
Stationery Store on Market street, IN The city Of
wheeling, ID dissolved, tho undeFSigR Gt 9iapIns
eng with the services Of Mr. GGrTAty and EeLit.
inF him from the hutlpees IN NccoIdancc with
the lions Of the articles Of Partnership DO!
iWeen him and myself dated and aIRDI the 10th
ASy or Nay, 1873. Tie pnbilc will take notice
that said GerTAty has no longer any connection
with me or with the buAinefs hitherto conducted
by him and myself under the style Of GeIraty d
Co The business which TcVI rte solely 10 me,
under the teEmS ofthe said articles OF Partner.
ship, will be continued hY me At The same place.
{ = THOMAS F. OWENS.
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HagerstOWiiHl' r. 4 Seminary.

I n Fur -4OUNF LADIES. ~
/ The Fall Term,O thIs popular Institution WIN
commence on Monday, the frst day Of EeptCmI
bCr nsxt. PGrenf9'!ot QpArdlAn1 deHIrlng
school Of the highest character, al moderate
rates, orthCir Children or Wards, apply for I'm.
formation 10 tho Principal, RaT. JOHN No.
lcROS z. D.. HAgersIowR, Maryland.
'AuPIuasw ..- rings H.s
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MARRIAGE.

reject 1hStA sound mind d'bOdy are The mo,
necessary re9uieltest % promote eonnubIAl hap
piness. lndeed, without these the IOuTnry
through HE becomes q weary pilgrimage; Ne
prospect hourly ilAIkenB to the view; the Milo
bOeones BhadoRed with despair and Oiled viii
the melancholy reflection that the hAppauJ q
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FARM FOR SALE

ofeF Tor ale he RaTm on which nou@S
reside, eituAtOd In NAEnhAll county, ", Va. some
three miles from The limits Of the city Of wheel,
ing, on OF near thO FaiFmont Pike, eontSfninR
i03 acres Of 1rStelA10 land, nearly III OF which
IL In Ano state Of cultivation. The improve.
montS are al Of The beSt, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooma, With an the
e0nyenignee8 nOedfal. 4 l1FKO elBtoFn BlpplIo1
II With al The water for which EaIn water d need.
Cd. There il also large Barn, with cellar; 81.
Bile room Tor HoGUo0 md twenty had or Caftie.
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke HoISS'
Chicken House, and . good RrAma Tebant HouSs
Containing four roomR; with Churches and School
HOuS9 within short diStAnee. The naSd land Il
zen Wat0Eed, and nsVOrf IilIng well at the 6aIn.
1heEe 10 q good vineyard Of CataV6S and Con.
cord 0fApc9, and large nnmbaf OF he best e.
lection o. Iruit Tfeeo In fdll bearing, consisting
q Apples, PoaTS, Peaches, Plama, CnoFTieS md
guinea with Almost AL Tie frat quality Of
small huit grown IN thiI PaTt Of ne eo1nfTy,
ANY peESo1 desiring rood home neaF rs tho
CITY o. Wheeling, whore they can probably az
pose Of whatever they naY faiOo toT ne mSFiret
Itu 40 vel 70 eau on the subscriber, Mo mi
give AZ me necessary information. TeFmS eSSY.
9I-o4N Il. 7. WAYGAN.'
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For Rent.

FoR RENT
A,a. g. ,et --...
a 4llo:sFoRH BRIcR DWELLING
On NSuth AIDE Centre street, between Sixth end
Seventh streets. Apply on the premises.
0ui5
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E0r 8ale,
C1PLENDfD FARM FOR SALE

,C1PLENDID FARM FOR SALE
70 .ESS=-Tlzt ON WHIlhIAG CRRREi
b! d to sell tho,E ga Tar1l b
.11fc hate on Whf in9 qFee,r Ah1t
u y - NE city Of MAe3linR nd tfe
III q linpH Road, contlinilG S59 1oFUI q
Improve iOntS consist Of large Stone Mansion
House OF ton rooms, large celia, sad outbulld.
inRs OF every kind, all In good order; IN orchard
Of choice apple and pear trees, two 6rst rate
tenant houses with nec68bAFy= oaEbuI16inRS.
There are about 100 acres under cultivation, soy:
erAl acres under pasture and the residue well
timbered. Nnl Do sold In whole, or divided II
necessary Terms easy.
THOB. O'BRIBN, Real Estate Ag'L
49, Market ST., near Custom House, Wheeling,
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CITY BOOK STORE.
..'.. NEW BOOKS.


THE HAT PETFR-IlluStrAted by HlppIn-Por'
traIing he suGelings q NJ. A. Wiper WeepA
: LfTS OF nv. ALPSxD CooxnAN-oloth 81 10.
LECTURES AND sERnoNS-By Rev. WIN. Pun.
shUu, L Id, cloth 81 80.
A Pam or Blue RYEs-Ry Thos. Hardy, cloth
PIUKW1cK PAPERs-HouUOho Edition, Illus
trated by Til. Mast, cloth 81 80, paper 81 %.
Tn1 Uu1Y OF NATURAL PnBAonKAA-by H.
Rmile SGlgey, cloth 81 So
OUTLINES . NER, WoNEN AND TULAGS-By
Mary ClemmeF AmeS, cloth 81 90.
Lynx HuxTmG--"Camping Out Setiea," VOL
Nj I, Fl T. emL-PGper7Sc. "a ',.g
Too SooA-By Katherine b. 4Aequdd, paper
iNNocu7-By Mrs. oliphant, paper TIC.
THE WIsKED WOoDS or ToBENEETTT-PApet
75c. .r .r-y n....r .... .
Fury YEARs IN A MAINLAND RTToHEN-elota
81 90. Inf
FISmNs IN AMEMcAN WArERs-By Gcnlo G.
TIN PismNS TouRISr-B ChAS. HAllock, 81.
1GoAFDuNo-By W. Q. Primo, - 80.
A lno assortment OF LADIES' Stationary, Porte
AOunAies, Autograph Albums, &C, always on
hARd. q.
anIS Cor i2ih and Market StIeets.
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l ....... E.!!l..edIeeI. -
Baltimore Lock Hospital
BALTIMORE, ID,
ONIos-7 S0uh FraRenek Street
DR. JOHNSON

u4L JOlASON
Has discovered the most Certain. EDsO,,
only EfOctual Remedy In the ,1SFd H. aGd
noes Of me BACK @ Limb Structures, Aaec,o,,
charges, Imp0tcney, General Debility Ei,vUoIl,.'
meas, Dyspepsia, LlnguoT, Low Bpifi,S IoSI,
sion " It"NI, I'm Don Of tho H0Srt 7N,SD1Iui
", Trembling, OimneaS Of SIGHT. GljJI,auuii
Diseases Of tho Head, Throat, G6sO o. SIN -
lectlonS Of the Live, LuhgA, stomach OF B1SSSj,
Habits Of Yo1th-6Belu 4ld Bos ltSry N t,,S!lI
more fatal % their yiettds han the G6nTS al M
gyrcn9 70 sthosl lrinef1 Be UlShseL bIiSS,Es
thelr most tliIllG or hGtlcipStioS, ~,
dGFinR marriage. &eb tmpooslble. ~"
q YOUNG MN
Especially, who have been the victims Of so,,
" Vice, SthAt dreadful md destTuctiys MI,
which annually Sweeps 70 an uItImeiy gnys
talent and brilliant intellect who might otSs,l
wise hAVo entranced listening Benates VIII n.
thnndGF OF eloQuenee, or walked 10 eeSths. ~
thrilling IyTU, may ea1l With full confidence 'u'
lE gtrt-y MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men eontempl,u,0
Marriage, being aware OF PAySleal Weilne1S
organic debility, detoEmiueS, speedily cured,
BE Who, places himself under The esrr Of Dr.
tlemhn, and confidently rely upon bis Ekill q
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
ImmOaiGtoly Cured and Full YIgur rOsior.A
This dIStreSSing Affection, which render liz
miserable md lArriAgU Impossible, 10 he peSiI.
~ paid b. tho victims Of Improper Indul9eote
YOung perDonB arc too apt % commit eTceISSS
from not bGing AWARE Of the dreadful eonseQugn
Cos that may ensue. Now, who that underBtInd,
tho subject VIII pretend 10 deny that the poVtf
Of prOc0reAtion 10 Lost sooner BY those hlhS
into improper habits than by the prudent q
sides biting deprived Of tho pleasure Of healthy
offspring, tho most serious and destructive
symptoms Of both body. and mind arise, TAe
System becomes -DOrRngOd,- the Physical and
tive Power, Nervous IrritabIhty, Dyspepsia
PalpatAtion OF tho HeaEt Indigestion, ConItiu-
tfonRi Debility, wasting otthe Frame, C0uth
CONSUMPTION, Decay and DeB1h. ftf
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The old and we'll known stand called The

On The MGrshEll county line, between this city
and Boggs' Run, 10 offered at pItVatO Gllo, either
In part OF the Whole. Tho pr0pp1ty Wls The
old Homestead Of Lopis BeabriGhL deceased,
There arc about three Gcreg Of land well impruv.
cd. On'ths premises are hne Brick House, sui
table EH1tl pRIpoS01. = TannGTy and eight
dWGllIngs Al lnRO0d repair. u not sold a pri'
v0te SAle, VIII 30 sold publicly. Also, VIII Be
sold very low the house and lot formerly belong:
ing to Wm. HOyR, located At the lower end Of
the city. House In good repair. There tS .
With machinery, &C., all Of which win be inelu
ded In nAlR. I' .tF
Termb very liberal. Title guaranteed. II
For pArtlculHrs inquire Of .-.--I.s 49,
CHARLES W. BEABRleHF, !.
auI6 IS Main st., Centre WhSeliDgZo
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Whom the Misguided and imprudent Yotlry q
pleasure luds he has imbibed the seeds Of tLli
painful disease, y TOO oItcn happens that % ~:
timed sense OF Bhame'Or dread Of discovery DE-
tors HIM from applying 10 those who, from edI
cation and responsibility, can alone btiheAd
him, Delaying till the constitutional symptom,
OF this horrid disease make their Appearance
such % ulceratOd sore throat, diseased nnSO, noe
turhal pains IN the head and limbs, dmDetl o.
sight deafneES, nodes on tho shin bones AID
arms, blOtcheg on the head, hcc and eIrcmeils
progressing with Idghtiul rApidity, TIL at lisi
he p4lGteot the mouth or the bones OF the bOse
lfall in, and tho victim OF this awful dsCaIl by
eUneSt = .hoEtid object OF eommiseiliior, lA
death puts period 70 his dreadful su1CrinS b
sending him 10 "ThAt Undiscovered CCansyj
nom whence no traveller returns"
II u melancholy fact that Thousands iLll Vi:
tina to this terrible disease, owing TO the W
skilfalnets OF ignorant pretenderp, who, BY "
use Of that DEADLY PolsoN, NKRCpRT, ruin Tie
constitution, and make the residue Oi life n!ia
able.
oFF1CB-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Len hand side going from Baltimore street
serve nAmo aud number.
81. No letteTs received unless post paid, ~!
containing stamp 10 be used on thereby. "a
cons writing should state ago and send poTiiJt
OF advertisement describing systems.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his oGis
ENDORSEMENTS OF TIE PRESS
The many thousAndH cured at this csAblh!'
nent within the Last twenty years, and the lEa
eronS important Surgical Operations peTlO;EH
BY Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporter 4
the hUN. and many other papers, notie1 4
which appeared again and again before the ~
lie, beaidcs his Standing a. gentleman Of d.
Aetef and responsibility, IL q guficlent RuHTsT
10 tho Hfiicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. hai
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More About the Warrington Diff
nnlNn
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West Virginia University.
Xxx lg4
Tho year begins IN all Departments on
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 8, 1873.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 3, 1873.
Prof P. s. Lyon, with . flll StAT of thorough
~ qualified assistants, baS charge Of The PFsPaF-
atory Department.
Patrons seeking information In regard 70 tho
came will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Departments
may DO obtained nom the seerctaEy Of the Fac
ulty, Prof. Geo. ". Glover, OF the Undersigned.
.!94..ALRx. l(GRTIN. Prtildcatl
MolGENFowN, ". Vas August 1873. GulS
5PETHANY COLLEGE. no rofalG
THr rH1RTYdHlRD sS;iioa q Bethany
College viii begin on
Monday, September goth, 1873.
A larger attendance 4 expected than We have
shall DO neglected TO keep the Institution fully
up 10 tho educational wants Of our ago and PEG
piO. COurses0f Elpdy bre a9tulted p SUIT ne
various purposes OF studen9, And degrees are
conferred indicative f Prod ieuj scholarship in
Arts, Sciences and Letters, Special courses arc
also arranged for professional students IN In
HIneoFInN Practical PhybteS and Chemistry,
With ample training IN ( he upe Of inSt4umento
and aPPAEatu: IbOta Y iqSla and in the
Expenses are reduced to the lowest degree
practicable, and many students manage, BY the
cIuB System, 70 get along comfortably 1t the nate
OF from 81 to o. q week. Regular boarding a.
tho best houses from $40 70 - per week, For
pAfticulkrB send for catalogue 10 Pr0Es o.. L.
= "a - S7,nT NIX. PBFDLRToN, Pres't@
, Bethany, Brooke Co. W..Vh3'W G1o!iis aud
TWHLEL1NG FEMALE COLLEGE.
Z .IfT.di rgizDiui v.iu.lay! Ll1 J-teL.--
INCORPORATED WITH Full COL lEl fIA1E POWERS
..ls4 liz. 'aL,gf --..-...+n o.,
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Who have injured themselves by certain pa
dec indulged In when alone, q habit lreQueutJ
learned from evil companions OF at school, IL
effects Of which are nightly lelt, oTen when Gsiep
and ifnot cured renders marriage inmposbs
and destroys both mind and body, should IppI
Immediately.
What a pity that Young man, the hops OF BIZ
country, tho darling Of his parents, B6ouh X
snAtchDd from all peQ4Dects and eDi0ymeu1O
HE by tho consequences Of deYiAtiIg from tie
path Of nAturO and lndulRing in certain serrtl
habit q Such perSOnB must ,6efoFe contemp!Gtlnl
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! special notices.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

It's great populArity Is duo to the fact, that It
is tho PUKEjF, CHRAFEsF and BGsT BAKNa Pow.
DIV In me MARKET aoE.lIUHEIis.
MccABB, KRAFT B Co. Propriet9r!,,
myl9 Wheeling, W. Va.
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Yours respectfully,

The following are the witnesses b F.
Charlton; Dr. 3. A RymeE, ]. B Nay
Thos. Erwin. Jr1=I.- - = l.s 80 S!3
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Defiance Of Law.

Laws for the oppression of the people
have heretofore been enacted by Demo
cratic legislatures, among them law au-
theriZing the constable or sheriff to seize
the last dollars worth of furniture of a
poor man or woman, and authorizing them
to garnishee the wages of those who have
employers.
These provisions were annulled by the
last General Assembly. Justices of the
peace and their constables lamented this
state of things, and for time coRfOrmed
to the existing law. But, as their fees were
diminishing, they soon changed their tao
tics, and seized furniture and garnisheed
wages just Dis though the old law existed.
Ex-justices of the peace admit that they
had no Authority of law for the continuance
of these Illegal practices, and that judg
ments of this nature can not be enforced.
Constablea, therefore, who attempt to en-
force Judgments of this nature. do so at
81 kpersonal and peeuniary peril.
&4,ood man can counsel resistance TO
lavkabut it is the duty of those who are
sought to be made the victims OF the Gu
pidity of eonstables of Justices of the peace
courts, to resist the execution of their il
legal preoepts. Law officers should be
taught they can not do an illegal act.
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Haley, the Newsdealer.

Tue Same OF this energetic citizen has
become familiar to all our people. Tie IA the
embodiment Of activity in his particular
branch of business, and it can be said OF
him that no leads others in his department
of lifeo II others would follow his ex-
ample. New Orleans would enjoy pros
perity such as she would deserve. All the
weeklies and monthlies are on his counters
at Commercial place and Poydras street,
together With daljcs from ell the principal
cities, Including the New Orleans REPUB-
.gCAao
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ssila Martin Disgusted.

A Washington special of the eighth to
the st. Louis Globe says;
j. Sella Martin, the well-known colored
politician of Louisiana, who came here with
the conservative committee, has at last got
ashamed of his company and will be out in
letter tomorrow, giving his reasons for
going no further in his present company.
Mr.. Martin has been rendered the enrolling
clerkeAip in the McEnery WarmOth Legis-
lature, with the appointment of assistants
aud guarantee of salaries from fund
raised By the citizens. 1t Is IN deolination
Of this offer that Ar. Martin has prepared
his letter, and In doing go he reviews the
present position of Louisiana affairs
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of the Presbyterian Church In this city;
Revs. J. j. Clark and E. g. Andrews, OF
the Centenary College, and Rev. John
Poisal, of Baltimore, were introduced 70
the Conference.
After lively debate az 70 the place OF
meeting of the next session, Baton Rouge
was selected.
On motion of Rev. l.. Parker, DIR. 3. II
Moss and II. J. Mullen were selected to 6ll
vacancies in the board Of trustees in the
Methodist Repository, oeeasioned by the
death of William H. Cameron and removal
Of Bishop H. N. AcTyeire-
Bishop Keener made verbal report az
former treasurer of the Preachers Aid
Society, stating that he held in his hands
the sum of $1,000, which was subject to tho
order and disposal of the Conference.
The following resolution, offered By l..
Parker, was adopted:
Resolped, That Bishop Keeher be suthor-
lied and instructed to pay over the amount
in his hands, belonging TO the Preachers
Aid Society, to the trustees OF the New
Orleans Methodist Repository, to be appro-
priated by them TO the liquidation OF the
debt on the Depository building.
At the request of J. E. Cobb, b. Clegg
was added to the Committee on Educa-
ton.
The Conference then adjourned. eth @
henediction by Bishop Keeaer.
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NOTICE, 8
UsITnp sTArEs CONSOLIDATED LAND OpvtCs, A.
District of Louisiana. y

Us1rnp sTArEs CoNsoLIpArHp LAND OpTtcs, 4
District of Louisiana, y
New Orleans, December, 18Th
EIEDRR THE PROVISIONS OF THB ACT OF
u Congress approved June 10, 1872, entitled " An
aot to extend act for the anal adjustment of
private land claims in the States of Florida. Louis
lana and Missouri, and for other purposes" John
AFRO wsmith, of New Orleans, Louisiana, having
fled asworn statement and documentary evidence
in this Office In support OF his claim to the tract o.
land embraced in the irregular section No. la.
township twelve south range eleven east, south:
eastern district, Louisiana, east of the Mssissipp
river, fronting at its northerly point on the BayOa
st. John and bounded on the west by the claim %
Jean Bsptiste Castion, the eest by the claim Of
Daniel Clark, and the south by the claim "
Francis J. LebretOn Dorgeuois, and known on the
records of this office as the unconbrmed claim OF
John Arrow smith. notice ia hereby given that wc
have appointed WEDNESDAY,, the fifteenth day Of
January, 1873, at twelve o'clock as q day andl
hour of hearing, at which time all parties In in
terest are summoned to appear at this office, per
sonally or by counsel, with witnesses and otAa5
testimony to chow cause why favorable reporb
upon such claim should not be granted.
CHARLES BARNARD, Registex.
della I'm W. II. HYATT, Receiver.
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PInRRE BBRrIN, THE BURGLAR.-It seems
to be pretty definitely settled that the
burglar who gave the police SO much
trouble on Gravier street, q few nights ago,
ia Pierre Berlin, one of the men connected
with the Rochereau burglary. Several men
who know him are positive that it is Pierre,
after having made close inspection His
chances for q prolonged visit to Baton
Rouge industrial asylum are now selling
above par; in fact he is a convict by breves
before trial. His wounds are not serious,
but now that he is safely lodged and
boarded in the Parish Prison, it matters
little whether he Is sick or we'll
1t is indirectly stated that the reason for
Bertin's visiting 30 small and unpromising
@ place az he did or the night of his capture
wes that brother of Mr. Joseph Bessac
had during the week displayed q large roll
of bills in public place, which fact was
probably quickly conveyed to Berlin, when
he determined to obtain possession of the
money, even though "a human life were sa :
orifced. He must have fully prepared him
self for the effort. "a subsequent events
faithfully proved. The villain did not
know that Mr. Bessac had left the city tenn
porarily, and that Mr.. Joseph Bessac would
occupy the room on the night in question.
In his ignorance, Berlin went 80 the door.
attem pting to make an entrance, but when
in the act Mr.. Joseph Bessae surprised HIM
as already reported.