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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-22
r LsoLUTIoN. OF CONDOLENCES.


At n meeting Of editors and publishers
called at The TINES Office. in the city Of
Leavenworth, on the l7th Of May, 1873, to
take suitable action in view of the death of
Col. ]. NJ. Haberlein, late editor and pub
Usher of the Kansas Free Pesse, the follow.
ing preamble and resolutions were adopted
unanimously:
WHEREAS, By the art Of that inscrutable
and eternal Power, which governs and shapes
the des'inics of men our brother and CO.
yorker, CD. Jno. N. H:berlein, has been
-nnnloGe,i to broader and BE- ter sphere Of
duty, therefore he it
Resolved, That We hereby tender TO the
all icted family OF Col. lIaherlein, in this
hour OF their bereavement, our most sincere
and heartfelt CONFIDENCE. In his death they
have To mourn the loss ct an affsctionste
husband and father, while society and hu-
mainly lose the services Of an able, upIis AT,
honest Iuan.
Resolved, That the poisn 'ncy Of the soy
row which mig lat otherwise he occisianed by
the death III Col. Habs.lein IL miiigated by
our undonbied assurance that our lo-s Is biz
great gain, having lived a life ofusefulness and
unseiti-i .iegc,i n TO the causa Of humanity;
he leaves Il work we'll done, and goes to his
rewar'. What To US seemed the dread sum
mons ot.i.lih, vas to him the glorious voice
Of angel al God, calling him u come up |
higher.
Resolved, That W. meet tomorrow, at . |
clock, TO attend the funeral of the deceased. |
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions |
be presented TO the family of Col. Haberlein,
and that they be published in the newspa-
pers of the city.
Resolved, Tint Messrs. buckingham |
Joyce and Ke,cheson be appointed com.
nirter 10 hand the copy of the resolutions to |
he family
ID. X. ANTHONY,
Chairman.
jos. Ci,rke, J. c. ketcbeson, NJ. f
Joyce. Henry BucLinham, :lngh Burke,
"a. Wheeler, F. NJ. Somors, Jas. i. Nc
1ichaei. u. W Houston, &. n. Straw, DIR.
!. J. Crook, G. J Smith.
W. 5. BURKE,
Secreiiry |
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F.oUR-C dice family, 800; Xxx, 81 50; XXX,
- 30; IXL 81 10; xxx. 81 81; best premium
95 10; Graham, sacks, 81 90.
B ,AN-Per 100 NJ zoe
BDLTED MsAI.-Pcr 100 rs, 15c.
RYE FLnUx-s3 ~.
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COFFEE Four \, best Rio. 81 o.; 81 n best o.
q. Java 81 o.; n Parched Rio, Sc; 1 n ground
do, 35c "a Ms parched Java, 81 90; ~ bs ground
do 81 90.
SusAR--Crushed. 6Iz rs, 81 90: powdered, 6h
Ms, 81 20; New York A, ~ NJ, 81 %; brown, 10
ns, 81 o..
TE.s-Best Ool,ns. par 70, 81 90; best japan,
81 90; best Gunpowder, 81 50; Imperial, 81 q.
SYRUPs--ugIr house, 50c; Silver syrup, 75,;
CRYSTAL syrup 81 90.
vKsErABLEs-Potatoe-, parznip,, carrots ind
turn:Ps, 3093jc per bushel-
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~. I.ouss ssy. >,sek Markes.


CArrLE-Ipcreu Ell demand With light Oh rings
fat besves. ga C; common and tdum, 293zc.
HoGs-Qu;ci; bulk sales at q s..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-22
EMIGRANTS.
The New Town Of Victoria.

A large number OF s,alwsTt looking colon
i-ts from England and Scotland, arrived in
| ST. Louie, "Wednesday, b. the Great Rei u5-
tic, on their way TO kan=ss 10 make a settle.
ment. Sir George Grant. and English cap.
nslis,-, re-. -nliy purchased G9,cOO acres Of
i-:ni in t.,i- STATE for the purpoae indicated,
and i,,:eu,ls binding town in the mids; Of
III. settlement 10 be ramed "Vicioris," in
honor Of the qusea of Eaglsni.
Mr.. J. Douglas. Smith, manager FOR Sir
George, is with the party. He il repr, sent.
ed 10 be person OF considerable experience
in managing large settlements, having form
erly maaag, j two sueh IN England. Sir
Georg. vii! NV the ioundaiion for an immen e
stock farm, and Mr.. Saith brings with him
Z portion OF the -tocs the reminder of which
IL TO arrive shortly. The stock brought con-
si-ts of nine balls, Of the celebrated
"PolIed Angus" breed, and one
'Shori Horn" Also fifty CotswoId,
ard Shropshire ratns of the |
|puftrS E!ttC. All dIIl'tu Ill
,eilen' condition notwithstanding the long
nd stormy vovsse Of six weeks from Glas-
,ow, Scotland. They arrived At New Or
cans in the steamer Alabama. The remain
Ter Of the stock .a- already been prrcha sed
n England, ami consists principally Of bulls
ad rams
This mode # emigration is one possessing
'eculiar advantages. A large number OF
'ersons forming settlement together can af-
ord TO haze comforts, conveniences ard IA
ilities which wolld he Inaccessible to indi-
iduals or small companies. This company
large enough To- have i,s own artisans,
lopkeep.r-. &c bat above all, to found its
wn schcO. No iou-; good account will
= heard oi .!:- coionv before long, and il It's
lcc,ss oqT.i- its promise, Others may be IT,
need 20 loiiow The example
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Wednesday,, TIE 1874 day ofJuns, 4. u. 1873,

At II o'clock m. Of that day, at the Court House
door in the city Of leavenvorth in the county and
State aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell
separately to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, each Of the followins described
tracts Of land, situate, lying and being in
the county Of Leavenworth AMI State of Kansas
namely The southeast quarter dissection number
eighteen u.s. in township number nine 80. Of range
number twenty-three t23). east of the 9TH prin-
cipsl meridian; and the southwest quarter Of sec
ton number eighteen 1sl, in township number
nine 49,, Of range number twenty three (lgl; and
the sout he st quarter Of section number seven ~
in township number nine (9j. Of range number
twenty-three (23J and the southw quarter Of
section number seven "a, in township number
nine (s) OF range number tventy-three (23l; the
east half Of the north quarter of section num-
Der thirteen 49,, in township number nine )9l of
quarter Of section number thirteen u3l, in town.
ship number nine (9) OF range number twenty
two t22l; and the west half Of the southeast
Irrational quarter Of section number seven tn
in township number nine t9l, Of range number
tweDey-three t23); and the southwest quar-
ter Of section number seven %, in township
, ramtsr nine g. Of r, ,n nsa.b.,
quarter Of section number eighteen
uS in township number nine (9i,
OF range number twenty three t23j, and
the fractional east half Of the northeast quarter OF
section number eighteen (1sl, in township number
nine t9), Of range nrmber twen;y-three t2}J and
the east half Of the southeast quarter ct section
number one On, In township number nine 49, of
range number twenty two or and thirty-seven
and So-lt0 37 s0l00 of Of the side Of
southwest fractional quarter OF section numbsr siX
(6l, in township numher nine 81, of range number
twentv.three t23); end TIVE y-eight and s75-1dS0
.s s75-l0O0) acres of Of the east side Of She north
east fractional quarter Of section number seven "a,
in township number nine 49,, Of range number
tweoty-three (23), and thirty-threa anil 15-l00
la3 15-'00 acres of of the north end Of the frac-
tional east halt OF the southeast quarter Of
section number seven %, in township num-
her nine 90, OF range number twenty
thfee lZSI, and the northwest fTae-
tional quarter OF ecfon number seventeen ~,
in township numhe' nine (9) Of range numb.s
wenty-three (23); and twenty seven and s5-lO0
(21 95-10) acres of Of the north end OF the south
vest fractional quarter Of section number seventeen
90, in township numtes nine 90. Of range mum
Der tventy-three ,23l.
Said property levied On and to be sod as the
property Of M.dison Mills.
Dated Leavenwo.th City, kansas, May 10th, A. |
ID. 1878.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sher n Of Ieaven worth County, Kansas.
GREEN FOSTER. Attorneys for Flsntih.
mayl0-dltAwtf
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvESuOKTH,
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of kabSas, sitting in and Tor Leay-
worth County in said state.
The Lucas Bank of St Louis,
Plaintiff
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aIARKHTS By TELEGRAPH
aca so.k 1sacy :larkci.

CorPoss-6's Of SILL 2lIs; 5-.ss Of '6e. 6;
of 81, Pr of'rs, sss; new IS. ~; 10 4os
lii2; Currency 6s, I5t4; No. Is. ?s7.
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Hides aud Wool.

HAY-Per toa, 50 90.
wooD-Per cod, Sc 5od7 90; good hickory, 81.
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Remember that upon their labor, the health
of the stomach depends. Keep them per-
sec4. and, in order to do so. manipulate them
with brush dipped in the fragrant 500.
DON'T once or twice day. m2O.d&w
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BUrTKE-2oc for extra choice; logic fol
cook ing.
EGGs-At Halle.
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Gan YOm Ret Y00R Bottom Dollar
That there exists no csse o.,
!: |: !: !
rheumatism, neuralgia, swell
ANs ing. or stiff joints, which the
MR Centaur Lininent, white
SKI wrapper, will no: alleviate and
Z5&4SHX cure. Mark the difference. II
Efis the Centaur Lnimenf, yell
~low wrapper. which u again
NAT&rpre placing 80 many used-up
horses 10 the harness. We care DOT whether
the case be spavins, sweeny, scratches, strains
q any swelling-the effect is simply wonder
nl.
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OFFICE LEAvExwORTH TINES,
IEAHExXnRrH Mar Il l&.3

LkANkSWohIh, cay u, los5-t
There Is very little change in the money marke
from last report. Loans ere negotiated and readily
Obtained on good bank paper. State. county and
city scrip are at atcut ,be same as when lasi
quoted.
In our vholes lie market We have much brighter
outlook to report than last week. Everything Il
on the decrease, and buyers are consequently more
pleoty. Our dsa'ers say they expect larger tra1e
than last season, from the early indications which
nos sppear very favorable.
in the vegetable market report quit fall in
prices. Everything usual in this season can be
procured at market house At very reasonable
figures and sold to our grocers and produce deale
at good prices.
Owing to the very wet weather for TIE past week
We quote slight raise in hay and wood.
In the stock ysrls large lot Of mule, shipped
to this IIacs for inspection and sale to the Cove
pent They will range in Price from 500 to $50.
Cattle p'enty at be quotations, and all grades in
good demand.
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Children Cry
For Pitchef's Castoria. 1t regulates the
ston.ch, cures Wind collie and causes natural
sleep. Il i snhstitute for castor oil.
d&x
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tCs.e No. l. $50
Madison Mills, Defendant

DI VIRTUE Of an execution to me directed and
- delivered. issued out Of the District Court of
the First Judicial District OF the State Of Kansas
sitting in and for LeaveRworih County, in said
state. on the judgment rendered in the above en-
titled action, will on
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LEGAL.
Sllerlf's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, L..
County Of Leayenworth. 50

In the District Court of the First Judicial District
OF the stat of kan-ss sitting in and for Leavent
worth County in said State.
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| Lot G
Southeast or
Lots I and = SOU
Lot 3
Lot I
southeast ar
southwest Or
tOt
Lot I
southeast or
southwest qr
Lot )
Lot I
Southeast or
SOuthwestQ r
Lot s
Lot 4
Southeast or
Southwest Or
Lot 3
Lot 4
Southeast ar
Southwest VI
Northeast "
Northwest or
Southeast qr
southwest ar
Northeast Or
North vest qr
Southeast or
Southwest or
Northeast Or
Northwest or
Southeast or
Southwest ar
Northeast or
Northwest or
southeast qr
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Northwest ar
East hf : e Or
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CITY AND COUNTY RnNns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20
PhiludelphIa Wool market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-The mar
ket continues very dull, and prices favor
buyers. Tho quotations are as follows:
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above at 57O6Oc; < at 67a59c;
medium, quarter and half blood 57a69c;
coarse GSa55c, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan
Wisconsin md western fine 55a59c; me-
dunn 07a59c; coarse 63455c. Combing
Wool-Medium washed combing soc; me-
dunn unwashed combing 65a50c; coarse
washed combing 7s48Oc; coarse unwash-
cd combing 5O952c. UnwAshed Carding
Wool-Fine uuwashed 30A4lc; medium
unwashed 40A42tc; coarse unwashed 37a
4Oc. Tub.washed Wool-CholCe tub.
washed GOaG2c; fair tub.washed 6sa00c;
inferior tub.washed 54a68c. Pulled Wool
philadelphia and country super pulled
44s4Gc; Philadelphia and country merino
and extra 45a46c: western super pulled
40a42c; western mcrino and eXtrGpulled
40a49c. at tho close there was n better
feeling IN the market, owing 10 despatch
received from Bowes Bros, Liverpool,
stating that the auction sales Of AustrRl.
ian and other Cue colonial woods closed
with great activity and spirited compGLl'
ton, and the previous decline had been
fully recovered. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

Embraces In a great degree all the
principles OF schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
and while as pleasant to the palate as the
purcst Of CONNECTIONS, ita medicinal proper
ties render It eaectual in coughs, colds,
bronChohial and catarrhal affections, &c.
1t is tho most acceptable remedy for chill
drGn or infants, and can DO given with
IMMUNITY; while for professional gentle
men, or those Who suffer from loss Of Vlco,
1t Is indispensable.
These candles arc put up in 25 cent
boxes convenient for the pocket, and are
for sale BY oil druggIaIs and dealers.
]. q. scHRNCK q soN, N. E. corner Sixth
and Arch'5tG, Phils. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20
Boston Wool Market.

Boston, March 15.-The wool market
continues very quiet, and in an entirely
unsatisfactory condition. Prices show
but little change since our last report, but
vary widely and are weak. II there Ia
any changeit is In the direction Of de-
cline from our last weeks figures. The
sales Of fleece have been light and prices
are about the same as last week. Pulled
woods are little of and sales have been
light. We hear a report of sale Of co.
600 pounds of Philadelphia No. / al
about 42tc, but have been unable to as
certain whether tho sale actually took
place.
Foreign woods are lower. Prices OIL
Australian are very irregular, varying
from As to 55c. Cape is dull at from 80
to SITE. "A large sale Of MonteVideo has
been made at something lesS than 4Oc, al
least &c q pound lower than 1t could have
been bought for three weeks ago.
Receipts of wool for the week ending
March is, foot up 9578, 900 bales domes-
tic and 81 bales foreign.
Sales for the week have been 7SO, UOU
lbs domestic and 5000 lbs foreign. In
cluded In the former arc the following
sales Of fleece: 10000 lbs at Acc; 10000
lbs Ohio on private terms; $4,000 lbs do at
65s6Oc; 5000 lbs do at Csc; 5000 lbs do at
02c; 5000 lbs do Y at Soc; $4,000 lbs do
and Michigan at 55a5sc; 10000 lbs Michi'
gan at 65c; 5000 lbs do at 5Gc; $4,000 lbs
do at 6Gs57c; 10000 lbs Wisconsin at 53ci
%, 900 lbs Texas ut 2Ga30c; 5000 lbs do
'nn n 4 ~
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MADRIGAL.

Every robin rCGdbrcHt takes himself 9 mate
Say tho birds, sing tho birds, ut Is wrong 10
TIL the llly.fOOtcd spring RlIdcS out at summer
So I heard Si the birds sing, once upon q day:
o, my treasure! ., my pleasurel CSnst thou
say me uay'
Birds eongs and birds neItS and green boughS
All EOSt; I Love alone laughs at bitter weather,
Summer days Or winter days; little recES Love
whether;
II 70 DO that Love have his own, his darling way.
All, my laIreatl All, my rHrcsti Canst thou say
me nay:
In tho wood tho wind.hower IA sunken ont Of
Low down and deep down aud world forgotten
Bl, do you think tho wind EOrgcts that she was
sweet md Whltef
rbcn listen 10 his sad voice little while. lprGyl
., my cruel! y, my Jewel CAnst thou say
me nay:
tn run stole red rose aud wiled her leaves
Nav dew ard June air had wocd her at theBtart
Blt WAS i not fair tho san should have her gold
en-, perfect HEARTY -,,u
lie. me- choose one short word for timid lips to
fny: TO, -,
DHo2sVard GlyndoD In AS AprH Atlantic.
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New Ynrk nrn Cioods market.

New York, March 10.-There was 9
much ireer movement in all branches o.
trade to-day. Cotton goods especially &C
tive and unchanged in prices. Bleached
shirtings OF best makes in shor. supply
and active. Denims and stripe, move
.briskly. Prints active, and Polka spots
sold ahead by agents. Light weight caSSi'
uleres and worsted coatiDgs are doing bet
ter. Foreign goods are more active and
selling very largely at action.
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GRAIN-Te quote No. white 81 7N0l 30; red
81 5Oal co. Corn-Dull; 45c. Oats, a604Oc. Barley
$4,000 for spring, and 6S0$I 90 for fall. Rye
75c.
GnoUEArEs-C qSSs-ws quote choice old Gov,
erament Java at &c; choice Rio, 24125ci
prime 23X 094c; fair 10 good 2209Sc.
8yrUpS-Common, 4O0SOc; Primo, $4,000;
Choice 6S07O:; Fancy, 76c. Nsw Orleans Mo-
laSses-PrImC selling at TC079c.
Su0arI-Roaned HArds, Crushed, Powdered
and Granulated 128c; A Coffee, Ike; Co0ee,
IIXc; Extra Q Coffee IlHc; Commercial A
sugar Ike; Yellow lOX6llc; stock Of Cuba
and PORTO HIco exhausted New Orleans Sugar,
fa!rto fully fair 1o@IOXe; prime to choice loH0
I0Ke. sis
HoGS-LIVe &c.
HoAnVY-t4 90 per Dbl. -.....
NAuS-I0d TO GOD, S6 81 Sd To Cd, Is 80; Cd TO
I'd. $675.
Ous, &o-LArd Oh, extra No. winter 75c;
extra No. / summer zoe. Carbon OIL 1876. Lin.
seed OIL, 9569Sc. TurpenunC &c.
PRoysIoNS Mess POrk-&l5 5oOI600, Bacon
Shoulders, &c; new clear sides &c; new break.
fast bacon lie; sugar cured hams ISHC: plain
do l9Ke. LArd-NeW, In ttercep, sHc; In AegS, lCc;
choIeOleaf9c.
PoTAFoEs-aAleS 10 Iobbing way from store
at s0a90c per buShCl, a. 10 quality.
6EEES-Dull. We quote Timothy 500; Glover
Seed S575.
sNuFF-T0c; do In boxes Of elk dozen, IS 90.
WocL-Dull at 6S9s7c.
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Baltimore Market.

BAITrMoRE, March 1O,-Flour-Bet-
ter but unchanged. Wheat-Quiet but
unchanged. Corn-Mixed western 69c,
OAts-ActiRe and firm, western mixed
46a48. Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Pro.
Visions-Dull, holders unwilling to make
concessions. Mess Pork-$18 25G16 80.
Bacon-Falr jobbing demand; shoulders
64a7c; rib sides sia8tc; clear rib sides 99a
DC; sugar cured hams 12a15c. Lard
Nominal 9tc. Western Butter-Un-
changed. Whisky-NomInAl at 90c.
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CINCINNATI, March 1O.-Flour-Dul
81 65a7 90. Wheat-Quiet at 81 Goal II
Corn-Quiet at 80a4OC. RYe-Quiet a
90as9c. Oats-Quiet at S0aSSc. Barley
: Unchanged. Pork = $15 GOALS 20
Lard-Firm, steam TIC; kettle aa9f. Bull
Meats-Shoulders 6ta6Ec; clear rib sidet
74a79c; clear TIC. Bacon-Dull, Shout
ders 6tc; clear rib sides BIC; clear SIC
WhiskY-SLeadY at SIC.
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a. Chicago NIarket.

CHICAGO, March 19.-Flour-Quiet bu
unchanged. Wheat-No. I, 81 27ii No
2, $120. Corn-No. 2 mixed BIC. Oatl
No. 2, 28ta27c. Rye-No. 2, 64c. Bar
ley-Fall No. 2, 74a76c. Pork-6alet
confined TO options, June at $14 80, but
closing at ga 90. Lard-$9 05. Bulk
Meats-Slight decline; shoulders 4ia6C
short rib middles 7ts7ic. Bacon-Un
changed. Whisky-97c.
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GoYERNllENTs-pnll and nteadY.
srArR BoNpS-Very dull.

srocKs-1rregular, unsettled and very
dull. New York Central, Pacific Mail,
Western Union, 81. Paul and Lake
Shore have been generally firm, while
Hartford and Erie declined u per cent,
Erie ! per cent, and the reStol the market
was dull and heavy,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


New York Money and Stock Market
NEW YORK, March 10. = MONEY =
Stringent at 1.89 to lilo and interest
closing at the lutteESatc.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Quiet ant
steady at sast.
GoLD-Stroug ut 115ta1159, closing a
1l6Eal16E. Loans at 4a7 per cent gold fol
carrying CleSrlngS $50 100000; exports
$824,7s6 in silver bars. Treasury dis
bursetnents $4,000.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-
i TATE.-By virtue Of Deed Of Trust, dated
tho 22d day Of September, 1885, made by john w.
Gil, and recorded In tho Ottice Of the Clerk OF
tho County Court Of Ohio county, West Virgin
Ia, in Dc, Book No. q, PACED, TO tho uhdorslRn'
cd, Trustee, l will sell, on
MONDAY, the Sd day Of March, 1873,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock n, at the front door
Of tho Couit House Of Ohio county, West Viz
giuIA, 10 tho Highest bidder, at Public Auction,
all Of the following described real estate thEt Ia
to soy: heIng part Of lot No. 1I6, In the rear OF
lot No. So, bo1udt d 40 folloWg: Beginning at the
corner OF Fourth erect and Alley r, thence along
the said alley Eixty feet TO the end Of said ellis
brick stable; thence with line at right angles
with said alley. along the end Of tho said stable,
TO q corner So feet west OF the Presbytei Ian
Church; thence to Fourth etreet on line par.
allel with tue said church thlrty.three 1873 feet
theTefSom; and thence 10 the place OF the begin
Ming, being In Centre Wheeling.
AI4o. lhst parcel Of land which was conveyed
by II, & LIstAnd Wits to tho said Gill by & Deed
Gated the 4th day Of March, 1851. and recorded
IN BOCk 50, page leo, being situated In Centre
Wheeling. and being tho north part Of lot No IS,
fronting 80 ieet on Water RtTeet, and running
back with like width 10 an alley, being In Eod 9
and O. Rpllne's addition 10 the city OF Wheeling
TERMS OF SALN-Une.lhITd In hand and the
rem 4indeF In two equal inEtalmentS OF ono and
two years, the purchaser giving his negotiable
promissoEy notes therefor, with such surety as
may be satisfactory 10 the Trustee, bearing In.
terest from tho date Of the Same, title 10 b1 70.
tanned until fall payment be made.
j4SQ-Th DANIEL PECK, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March 19-sugar-
Dull, common TIC; prime 9ts9sc. Mo
lasses-Quiet, common fermenting 4Oa
4Sc; good fermenting 6Sc. Coffse-1Sa2Oc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

TOLEDO, March 10.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Amber Michigan
SLIGO; No. l red 81 90; No. 2 do 81 90,
Corn-Righ mixed 80fci low mixed $780,
Oats-No. 2, 334c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20
POST OFFICE REGISTER.

uor,s AT which mails are due and close OF tho
Post Odlcc in this city. Prepared In sccot1'
Ancs with tho latest timo AolcS On INC fAl'