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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

ES-Dr Il IL SMITH of Richmond
was appointed Collector of Internal Ravo-
nue. at Richmond, aud tho Senate confirm
cd the Presidents nomination. Despite
tnis, RUSH BuoaEss still holds on, and it
IS nov given GU: that the President has
chang j his MIDI and means continuing
kCaH IN the same business. Things do
tooA little mixed says the fredericksburg
Virginia, HeraIa, when President
9irtulIly removes by new appointment,
which the Senate sanctions, thus adding
IT'S weight to a removal, but We live in Gu
rious times when Presidents cnn do pref
ty much as they please, "nouo daring to
TO modest or make them afraid" whatever
they may do.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

re- As one way of checking The frigh'-
fol pra;tice of wife beating, bin was
brought before the Illinois Legislature pro-
VIding that all prisons convicted of Win
ping their wives shall be themselves whip
ped in public The committee to whom
the bill was referred thought it was BID
enough for women To be beaten. and that
they ought not to suffer the Additional dis
grace of seeing their husbands and The
fathers of their children at the whipping
post. They reported against The bill, and
were sustained by the II Duse.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18


FL BRIGHAM IorSG, in scveriug bic con-
ncction with the business affairs Of hi. peo.
pie, still retains The leadership Of the Nor
mon Church, and BY no means surrendcrs
the title given him by bis followers of"L1oy
OF TIE LoRD.' Iu tha, capacity be- is the
supreme ruler &c Tic Latter Day Saints
lie represents tLo financial condition Of A..
fairs 10 U'ah rs a3urishing, and his settle
ments in Arizona arc intended TO extend
the area Of his kingdom into country
beyond The reach Of mails and t,lsgrarls."
WAR oN THg RIO GnAsuF.-A SIN
Antonio letter states thatscycu regiments
arc now on the Rio Grande. SHERIDAN.
Belkuap and other miliisry officers ore
there, 10 constant consulfaiian-lea dirg %
the belief that some important military
movement is 90 loot Sixteen monitors
and gunboa's are alsorcajy o. 81. Oagars
TO start for .he ,ctuo d operation. aud i, i,
thought tho movement means tho c,easing
UP Of The Mexican and Indian robbers. ON
cur Southern border, and 81 Mexico Oh.
Jects, slice vii BE- tason Ut 81 her tsr.i
tory. iihle isaay fth3 aafcriupa,e.
left, who diia't got hir chance at "ea,-
me forty yankees before breakfast" any
"home rangers who r.nccl around home. "
still "spilirg fcr a fight" rows their
time to 60 "whcFc glory waits ,hcm -
Stanton Spectator.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

mounted horses aud started for the lava bed
About an hour al er their departure Cen.
eral Cauby, Dr. Thomas, Mr. \ -. Mea.
chain, and Mr. Dyer, with Fgauk Riddle
and his squlw foI Interpreter, started for
the place appointed The party arrived
at the appointed place aud were closely
watched by the signal tffie,r, Litut,nunt
Adams, from the signal station on the hill
overlooking our camp About half an
hour after tho party had arrived, cry
FROM the signal station was beard saving
that the Indians had attacked the pe,cc
commissioners, aud that an engagement
had commenced between the Indians and
Colonel Mason. 10 moment the truons
were uoder arms and depoyed as skirm:,h
ers, under command of Col Green. and
orders were given to forward double-uuick.
Very shortly after Mr.. Dyer returned
and told US that the Indians bad attacked
them and that he Thought he WIS the ONLY
one who had escaped. But ia few M.
mcnts after Riddle aud his squaw wero seen
within the picket line. From hjn we "a
ther the following account Of how The mas.
sacrc commenced Mr. Meaehin medo
shors speech TO the Indians, followed by
General Candy, and then d., Thomas =
Then Captain Jack made speech. askjDr
Tor Hot Creek and Cottonwood, places now
occupied by Fairchild and y lrris, for re-
Seryatioos. Mr. Mcacham told C42,ain
Jack thai It was not pu>sibl, 10 give him
j what he asked. Sch3nchia iald Ne,cAym
to say 10 mora, that be (Maacham) had sal!
enough upon that subject, anl While ScAar-
chin was spchkiut, Captain Jlck GOT up
aud walked behiud The oilers, ,ugucd ack
and cxclaimed, "ali ready" uefEcn drew
his pistol aud snapped the cap at General
Candy. lie then cooked his pistol again
aud fred, and General Candy fell dead.
shot under the eye Sehouchin chen shot
Meacham in the shoulder and head, bu, he
is still alive. Boston Charley aud another
! Indian shot aud killed Dr. Thomas. Hook.
er Jim chased Dyer for some distance. but
Dyer turned upon him with pistol in hand
and jim ran. An Indian knocked the
/ sqgaw of Riddle OF her horse and TOOL: il.
out Captain Jack made him return it, and
then another Indian chased Riddle and
shot at him. Some allowance may be made
for the truth Of this last statement.
The troops are now in the AVA beds H.
ING on their arms and will probably advance
tonight under cover Of darkness. There
are here about six hundred troops which
can be brought out into active service. and
1t Is believed hey viii end The Modoc war.
Mr. Me'cham is not expected to survive.
The body Of General CANBY was striped
/ of every vcstge of clothing and liy ab1u,
100 yards southwark with two pistol shot
Wounds in the head
New York, April II "A lava bed spc-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

MACkEEEL end SnAD. r,rg fae and 10
vi good condition FOR sale 90
kUYKESDALL * SHFF1Is
NV supply 81 seasOuab!c Prinis, spring
N stJis. fof safe "a
KUYKENDAIL & SnEETZ's.
DEAJIlFIL SuVars 200 varieties. and The
ID choicest Coiiecs Tens, Tor ssl 10
kUYRTNpALL & SuEEIZ's.
I ANDEETHS Fresh Catdcu Seets 1873. al
Il kUYkENDALL 6 SuEETZ =.
DLACk STRAP, Tar, ara best Tanners Oil,
- 90
KuYRFNDALL & SntETz's.
Romncy, Feb ~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

New York, April II "A lava bed spc-
ciaI Of the 10Th says: The troops will
move into camp to-mlrrow CSund1y)
hout twelve hundred yards from Captain
JACKS cave, and active operations will
commence Immediately. The Warm Spring
Indians, under DoNALD Mckay, were OK
pectei at Col1nl MAsoN's camp 90 Sun.
day The remains Of General CtvEY and
DR.. THOMAS left on the l2th for San Fan
cisco.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

E-C- The Philadelphia afternoon papers
publish an account Of the d1ughter Of a
prominent and wealthy merchant Of that
city, aged II years, who recently fell in
love aud elop.d with and married color
ed man, the brother of the famiy wash
woman, at whose house she formed his ac-
quaiutanco. The police disc 'vercd the
parties living together IN low den 10 the
lower part Of The city on the Srh instant.
The girl has been sent tn the house of re-.
fuge, and the man held for trial. No
Damcs arc given.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18
CoNGREss MEN VINO HAVE RErURNEp
THE BACK Pay.


CONGREssMEN VINO Have RETURNED
TIE BACK PAY.
Tho Washington Star, Of Friday, con.
tains the following:
The folllwiug is lit Of the Congress.
mcu who have returned the increased com
peusation voted the n =, tic las, session
" u Sprayuc, If Ohio.
& W WHord, If JermoHt
Il FH,ar, NJ Mo@ocLaseus.
II " CorLeH Of Orcgoa.
4 l. Ncrriom, Of Netg I0,k.
Joscph Il Hurley, of Conoe,tirw.
WWam " Herc;ch, ~ Hfrylt,,R.
q Z Eay, of H1aoclarHs
" 4 Wtee,er. If Mo York.
T. P1rg. ofNe,o York.
" II R,Je,s, If .Nsc loyh.
T. n RoJern, If Ne,e JOrh.
e " Poper, n Nc,c loyL
Jopls Io0roe, ~ Cht2
W n tpeoa, Of Ohi0
Vice Prcsi6eW JT,ysop.
u Joa Trump, ~ Ohio
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

ES'The Buckb4nnoD Data says Judge
C,mdon # Harrison IS the author Of tic
Liquor law, and did much TO secure its
passage.
t. GREAT distress for food prevails in
the Islands Of the Irish Coast
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

70 Pennsylvania Congressman is credited
with saying that be will pay hi, debts with his
back pay, thus pIaeingit phcrc s; vin DO ihe
most good
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

r. Intelligence from twenty three cnuo-
ties 10 Texas report ecry severe fros's. The
crops aud fruit arc I'll killed Replaaling
has commcDccd These counties embrace
q large portion q The cotton growing dis
t-fo.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

LNOR NORFOLK, CI1y POINT AND RIcHMoNp.-THE
IL Old Dominion steamship Company will despatch
pier 81 North River their sdewheel steam
ship OLD DOMINION, Walker, Commander tor Norfolk.
City Point and Richmond Saturday, October H. ats r.
NJ giving through bills OF iadlng to all points south ana
Southwest Torough passenger tickets 10 all points.
Accommodations unequalled. Apply ut pier S, at
general Office. 1877 Greenwich street corner OF rey.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


III Trains New York, from foot OF Desbrosses aud
Cortlandt streets, as folows;--
Express Harrisburg Pittsbure ths West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 30 A. NJ, s. and /
For Baltimore Washington and the South, via Penn
Line,n att A. NJ. and 4. N. sunday, %
r NJ. For Baltimore and Washington, via BaltiInsyo .
Express for Philadelphia s, o. SO A. NJ, u 30 $40 ST
7:so sU or. NJ. and IL night Sunday, g. 7:S0, 500
For phiadelphs, via Kensingtoa att A. NJ. a.iea 40
Emigrant and second class, Z :o5 P. M.
fsr Sswsrk s.. s q s!,o I,o a sH sl ~ = 10 ~ T
7sl s.lo 10 Il 20 r. NJ aud l2nlsht sunday 6sa 6:lI
For Eiizabeihs e,6 80 2 7;ia. s:lo alosnA, MArM,l
$40 10 II 80 r. n. and l. night sunday So 4 6i6 7:1
For For RAILWAY, 3, ga I! sao,soAM:, u stLLs ssa
p NJ and IL night sunday, 20 6:lJ and Twp NJ
For woodbridge and Perth Amboy, sand .DA. NJ. $50
Far New VI Brr,nswick' 7 anas 10 A. M, I2M 3la Am
$40 $40 73o p. M. and i2 night su nfny 6:i0 and
For East Mlsone $40 A. NJ IL noon Al la and 20 p NJ
For Phillipsburg ana Bevldere,B and r M
for Bordentown. Burr Cam.
den. ! and 80 A. MI sns p sand fFsM.
boat rom pier No l. 5 80 r NJ - -
Trains arrive follows from Pitt ssnrg $50: 10 25 A.
M SMH MdGSaS ~ lom SS w. Iosiod aoS sS5
more, Jos and s:io 4 ~ i55an 10 ~ K NJ Sunday.
Sos. $40 N From phadclp ala, s:22 N5 $40 s:S
Ticket offices s ,ao; ss q q nd - Brosdwsy No
A. J. CAsSAiT General Isnascr. lasssnser Asen.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A TTENrI0Ni
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY
NEW PIREPRooF BUILDING,
FULTON NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO
RENT, IN THE ABOVE
FfREPRooF. WELL LOCATED BUILDING BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE
AC., &C
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS. BRoKLRs,
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &c, &C. CAN BE
HAD, sNGLY OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE. FROM Ioxl2 FEET TO 2sxa FEET. AT $500
s4oo $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000. ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION
wrrv AuOvp prrrr rrur
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

OATMAN HOUSE, 81 BOwERY, CORNER BAYARl
~ street-Rooms by the day, week or month. soc
75c., 81 per day. Restaurant attached.
The New York herald., 1873-10-11
HOTELS.

~ of Laight-Exceient Board, $6 10 81 so per week
with single Room: single Room, without board. So anf
upward Lodging, 5ccents; gentlemen only Open al
night
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

pARTNER WITH $4,000 TO $4,000, WANTED
ness established seven years in growing county seat
and important railway junction; firm own their brick
store, which goes with the business Apply to GRlGGS
CARLETON CO., IS Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

poNDoUT AND KING fSToN-LANDING AT COZ.
~ zens, uornwail, ~ ,wburg, Marlborough, Milton,
cSNk c9dgNskesps,s sns ana Mie Sp6s tesmboa THOMAS
street, pier "a North X .vsr, daily at O'Clock r. M
SToMdMdroN LIF'R FOR BOSTON. THE ELEGANT
@ RM0pE lSLAND svery Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
from pier ss North River, at 4 NJ ""1 '''1a'
.., EXCURSIONS.
NoiNr--SuNDAY BOATS FOR HARLEM AND
astoria, landing at Eleventh street each way nrst
posn e' YES feck s!p At ~ A. M and hourly thereafter
'. n s'~s ~~'"- ''"
The New York herald., 1873-10-11
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NITIZENS' LINE FOR TROY-PAsSAGE. 81 SQ-THE
~ elegant steamboats, SuNNYSIDE and POWELL
leave pier ~ North River foot OF Leroy street daily
Saturdays excepted at O'CLOCK NJ, connecting with
morning trains Rensselaer, ami Saratoga, New York
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
North East and West The most direct to Sare-
toga Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
and baggage checked TO destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL. superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSEa
ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUR
POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS.
INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF
HOMER MORGAN NO 2 PINE STREET
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON VIA BOSTON,
IN Hartford and Erie Hairoad-Great reduction in
New York to Boston or WORCESTER and return So;
tickets good September Is to November 1873 Tho
stanch and commodious steamers CITY or NEW
YORK and CITY OF BOSTON leave pier 40 North River
daily SUNDAYS excepted ats p NJ connecting new
London with express passenger tram Tor Boston.
"o'o'''S' 49, WALTER +. PARKER, Agent
The New York herald., 1873-10-11
T,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,

II via Newport and Fall River.
The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL Ind PROvI
DENCE pier 23 North River foot OF Murray street,
daily Sundays excepted. at P. "a. Through tickets
sod secured all points Eass at all prin-
cpal hotels and ticket offices
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

QEMrTrANCEs TO ENGLAND AND IRRLAND-
y T]1s0off sRoTHAks co.. d South sksss '
The New York herald., 1873-10-11

RIO LET-TwO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PHYsI-
i clans dentists Offices. Thirty fourth street.
Broadway. Address A. B., box ls8 Herald Uptown
Branch ofice.
ITO LET-STORR NO. l66 READE STREET, SUITABLE
i for produce Apply 10 W. II MEEKS, Reade street.
or SteePs Hotel 3l6 Greenwich street
ITO LET-THE LARGE BRICK BUILDING 100 PRINCE
street. OF and Broadway suitable for busi-
ness purposes S. II. SKIDMOKE, l49 Spring street
ITO LEASE-THE RUSSIAN TURKISH SULPHUR
Medcated and Private Baths at Sixth avenue corner
of Thirteth street Also the Corner Store 2zx94 like
wise well lighted Room with gas and steam heat
x2x69 rent moderate to responsible tenants Apply to
the owner, 20l Second avenue
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-22
THE aCOURSEOF MEMPHIS.


on the Streets---He art RenGing De
tsiI-.- GraRhic criptiO, ofWha'
Is Going on I'm Ihc Ci'y.
Memphis Correspondent otthe New Yori
World.
During the year Memphis has beer
peculiarly unfortunate For two months
the river was so choked with ice al
to prevent commerce. When the rive,
became navigable the epizootic broke
out, and ragged so virulently tina! trade
and industry were paralyzed. Then
came the smsll-pox, then indigenous
cholera" the ravsges of which among
the already discouraged people were as
severe as those OF the smallpox; and
before the cholera had run It's course
came this most terrible OF all scourges
to decimate the inhabitants o. the
doomed city, and spread sorrow, death,
and despair on every hand. These un-
paralleled calamities have drawn 10 us
the sympathy and aid OF all the land.
Had we been lett TO ourselves we would
have been swept utterly ont Of existence,
Tor he plague is deadly, swift and sure,
and 10 be fought successfully oaly By
the most untiring viglinCe, cea.el ?ss
energy, and all the resources OF medical
ard sanitary science which wealth can
place ct our disposal.
The city has entirely changed in lie
and appearance within the lapse' Of
thirty days. The shops are all closed.
not one being open north OF Exchange
street
THE STRE&Ts ARE NEARLY DESERTED
save BY those who are engaged in saDi-
tary work ard in buryIug the dead.
There is 20 promeDadng. end the wo-
men who orce made the sidewal ks
brilliant with life and color are either
in their graves or have fled from the
tow for their lives. The few who re-
main, when they are seen at ell, fit
rapidly and silently through the empty
streets, their white and haCgGyd faces
telling the rueiul story Of breaking and
broken hearts. Whole families have
been hurried into the walls and iomts
O the cemetery within few hours. TIE
CITY swariu- With helpless lille children
hose parents are dead, and to provide
anything like comfortable temporary
bones 'or these IS one OF the most diff
cult tasks OF the benevolent societies.
which have done and are doing such no
Die work. TIE money which is sent to
them from al parts OF the Unior dis
app Grs rapIdIy--eyen more promptly
than it c0mes inland there Is ever an
urgent necessity tor more.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-22
PnbIic sale of Real Estate.
Trustees SAFE of Valuable
Real Estate.

YN PURSUANCE OLA DEED OF TRUST
made and executed TO me by VIM. NJ
Reid, dated December l3 1872, and recorded
in Deed OF Trust Sook No. 2, page 262 in The
Office of the Clerk of the County Court Tor
Wetzel county, West Va. J Will on satur-
urdsy, November 18th, 1873, at the mont
door OF T. McDonald'S store, In But n,
WetZel county, West Va, sell at putlic
auction, sou acres OF land, adjoining the
lands OF the late Hannah Church and 9th
ers, immcd lately on The line OF the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, about IA miles
west O Burton. being the same and con-
yeyed to said Reid ny II, X. List and wife,
BY deed dated September 18th. lS12, 10
which deed now OF record in Wetzel county
reference is hert by made for full descrlp-
ton of said land.
Said land is improved by good two story
IRENE dwelLi house and small orchard.
Is well watered and will make a fine stock
farm.
Terms of sale: SEQ with interest from
May lst, 1872, in hand and costs OF sale, and
the residue in five equal annual payments
with interest from May LIST, ls72. payable
May lst, ls74-5-6 and 8: the purchaser CIV
ing no rs with approved security and title
retained as additional security for the pay:
ment of laid NJ ties. Selling as Trustee, l
will convey only such little as is vested In
me, which is, however, believed to be per-
fect. w v. hOHrt
DctliI 1IuslSS'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-22
Saturday, October llth, 1873,
commissioners Sale.

TN Pursuance OF A DECREE OF
the Municipal Court OF " heeling, v est
Virginia. entered on the 2lnd day OF Sept.
ember, II 3. in the chance y cause In said
& ,urt pending. wherein Henry Ii'man Is
complainant and /. +. Jones, adminiSira-
tor OF the ate OF n. Richardson, dec d.,
and 9th RS, are defendants, shall, ms Spe.
clal Commissioner ma Led In said decree
offer n public sale, at the front door OF the
Court House OF ohio county, W. Va, on
wednesday. the IS DAY of Nov. 1873,
commencing at IL O'cl cB A. 81. the follow
Ing deSCrit ed real estate that f. 10 say the
eastern portion OF lot No. ~ in Michael
Graham's addition to the city OF Wheeling,
fronting forty feet on In south side of
Quincy street, and running back ore hun
deed feet TO the alley, W In he three st -
brick house, brick stable and other out
buildings thereon.
TRIMS OF SALE-One third of the pur-
Chas money, and such other sum as the
purchaser may elect, in cash, the balance
in two equal annual inStallments, the pm.
chaser giving bond. with approve security
Tor the deferred installments. said bonds 10
bear interest rom day of sale. sale subject
10 confirmation bv the Court, and title 10
be retained until the purchase money is all
paid. l. +. JONES,
OctS-tOaw special COmmiSSiOder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-22
CincienatI Leaf IGbaccU Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 20.


The resumption in full on the part
OF the Cincinnati banks, on Monday of
this week, had the effect to impart a
lite life into the Leaf tobacco trade.
and, as consequence, we have to re
por, quite an increase 10 the last three
preceding weeks. Prices have not diff
cred much from those last reported,
and have been very generally accepted
Ohio seed is not go firm, and Shippers
pr, fer holding it aud run The risk OF a
better market later in the season. The
total offerings for the week were 329
hhds aud lis boxes.
Among other sales we note 10 hhds.
Mason Co., Ky, trash lugs and leaf
at IS 90, 4 at Sc 2597 95, 5 at $50
9 so, 8 at $40 25@ll, BAT SIS %, 9
hhds Owen Co XIV trash, LUIS and
Leaf 81 IS 40MG 80, . at So GOA
s %, 4 at $lOGll -, l at Sl7 IS; 5
hhds. Pendlelon County, Kentucky,
trash aud lngs-l at S. IS, 8 at Sc so
al so, at IS %; hhds and one box
Brown County, KY al "a IS, 2 at
SC 25G6 s., st IS SIS, l box AT S. /;
hhds and 2 boxes West VIrguia-l
at 81 o., . at 80 1907; 30 cases Ohio
seed. filters and wrappers-3 at IS 300
90, 6 at S6G7 Is, 3 at IS 5O19 90,
s at SO 25@l4; 2 at $l5@l5 25.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-22
SAFE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made the jih ay OF January, 1867, and
n,w on record in the Clerks office OF the
County Court of hiO cOul ~, by Michael
Stein anC wife 10 the undersigned as trustee,
10 secure. among Others, four plOmiSSary
notes, made by laid Michael stein, and
payable 10 John Z0eckler or his assigns.
dated at heeling, W. Va, January lst,
1857, each one thereof for two hundred dO'-
Jars, and payable respective y, in four, five,
Xix, and seven year after date, with :n;er' -
from date; | shall, on F'iuRS tnc .th
day 0f November. 1878, at the front
10. OF the Court b ouSe. at l. O'clock 4 II
proceed 10 sell 10 the highest aud 6'St CiG-
der, the following property: Lot No. =
Situa'ed IA the I, WIN OF Fulton, in ONO
county. Said lot is fi'ty feet. no. re o" Less,
IN 'front.', and extends from the umoerla! d
road 10 VIII, cling creek, together wi all
the RppurtenauCCs and improvements
thereon The amount OF the principal and
Interest claimed 10 be d. an" unpaid,
end for which this sale will be made, IS
sl,l2i. Terms OF sale cash.
J. Il. GOOD,
Oct5 Trust
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.
re" NOEh IN y Ae~s
New York, October q.

FLOUR-The market for state and
western -four is quiet AID without de-
cided change in price; at S. 80
as 80 for superfine state; ~
az 40 for extra state; 6 5O@6 90
for choice do; G 1901 90 for fancy do;
5 30@5 40 Tor superfne western; ~
@6 50 for common TO medium extra
western; 6 55@7 90 for choice do;
6 3567 90 for common to fair extra St.
LOUIS; 7 Is for good 10 choice do.
Southern flour quiet and unchanged at
6 30;97 90 for common to fair extra.
Rye flour dull at 6 55@7 90.
WHEAT-Quiet and shade frmer
at 81 IS for No 2 Chicago; 81 for
winter red western; ! 329l SO for
Iowa spring.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Dull.
CORN-Without decided change and
little more active and firm at 58@59c
for steamer western, mixed; $4,000
for sail, and Gle for yellow western.
OArS-Unchanged at 49@503c for
Few mixed and 5l@53c tor white.
PROVISIONS---Pork dull and
heavy 1T SIS 90 TOR new mess; Sl4 90
ter extra prime; SIS 0O@l6 90 fer
prime mesa. Beef dull and unchanged
at So 50@10 90 Tor plain mess; $40 %
ale 90 for extra do; beet hams dull
at $lS 00@22 so; tierce beef quiet at
SIC 00@lS 20 tor prime mess; SIS W
ago 10 tor India DO.
LARD-Firm at SEC for prime
steam; 8 5 l6c tor kettle rendered.
COTlON-Dull and without change
az l6I@l6sc Tor uplands.
PErROLEUM-Dul at 5S@53c
for crude and l6fc Tor refined.
WHlSKY-Frrmer with buyers at
96c and sellers &c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-22
HORRIBLE SPECTACLE

of the horses OF such wagon running
away with their ghsstly burden is said
10 have been witnessed, the dead beng
thrown from the tumbril into the road,
and some, caught by their drapery.
dragging on after the clatteriug wbeels
With one or two shameful exceptions,