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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Island Property and Valuable
Real Estate Near the City of
Wheeling
TIE Eth. Pre- And Marine In.zrIats Company,
Complainant,
Gsc;ze Robert. ana Others, De.e.dsn:..


Gsc-1e Ro5tFts ano Others, pe.e.dIn.s.
II ChAreeFy.
Pursuant 70 tsceee CT tie County Coart OF
Ohio ecunty, West Virginia, entered on the 2iih
Day o! September, 1874, 10 TIE above entitled
Cause, well - Special Commissioner mention.
ed IL sid teGee cell ~ pablo s1eiion s. the
front door Of the CcEFt Hosse Of Ohio county,
On
THURsDAY, the 18Th dsy Of EoTenbs., 1874,
commencing 81 10 O'Clock A. y, the following
described teal estate liiuAte II SAID oh!o county:
Tact No. J, being piece ofgToGnd or Wheel.
irS Island, IN Daniel Z!nes addition 70 the city
OF Wheeling, fronting IS feet on Yo.k street and
running back 10 feet 70 Huron alley, with ne
rEo story frame hcEse thereon.
TTsc; no. :, bEirS piece OF ground adjoining
tact No. on the north, frur ting q feet 6inches
on Yock street, running back with The north
line Of tact No. 20 Huron alley, IkeEce with
said alley ro:Ih 70 the so1thWe.f corner Of lot
No. IS II sad addition, ihenee easteriy s'onR
the south line Of lots No. IL ard IS - Yc.E
street, With the improvements thereon SAID
tracts No. and 20 be sold either together or
tepS;ste-
Tract SO. ), bang farm OF the east aide OF
CESpline hi! road, about one nile east Of the
city OF wheeling, sdloiHirg lands Belonging 70
the estates OF Daniel SIeenrod and z. jacob,
containing one hundred and three acres more
or lees. divided into lots 10 iU!t Purchasers,
consisting IN Al OF nine lots, varying IN IiEe
from I've 70 twenty-five ACTS, each having Al
outlet TO sid county road. on lot No. 5, Which
contains - aces ROOFS d poles. and fronts on
said road, theIe Is comfortable dwelling hocse
and convenient BAN. Said lots will be sold sep.
AEstely OF any two OF more OF them together. o,
the lines Of any Of them will be changed 70 Iu!t
purchasers. Parties desiring more particular
description OF tact 10. 3, with lie subdiTilIors.
aye referred 10 plat OF Errvey OF The same ii
the Clicks once OF Ohio CoEriy Court
lAu coal and other minerals IN AID unde- mart
No. 3, except the upper veins OF eosi nearest
The Top Of the hill above Whist is Usually called
the WHEELING or main hne are 10 be reserved.
TERXs or SALE-Ole-fourth Of The purchase
money tAnc g much more - the purchaser nay
desire) In cash, and the rGmAirderi in thYee co al
animal payments, with interest from ne day Of
sale, the purchaser giving bono with Gpp;oyed
security Tor the deferred instAlnents. srd ne
nue 70 be retained until the payment Of ne
potehAse money In iuu. / ?. JONES,
oeta Special Commissioner.
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le. girl. To the assertions Of Dr.. TAI
XADoE, An actor snd Icress reply in sspA.
nie communications, erineirg 10 incon-
siderable degree 0; vigor and ability.
They charge the ministry and the Church
with being unwilling 10 aid in 5 padfcl-
ton Of the stage, and Is corieated with
senselesily deuouncirg WHIST might be
made chief E:,y q private purity and
public morals. Dr.. TANADGE proposes
to reply to these communications in one
week IRON ne1t Sabbath. Il looks as
though the isbjeet Of s1pdSy Anusenens
is likely TO occupy good deal Of the pub
lie attention in the near future.
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FEMALE COLLEGE

Et:ory ,-Fo1ndsd BY The citizens Of whee.
ing for the liberal education OF their tsaahtErs-
Incorporated In ls50-Twenty four years sueeet.
graduates since $50.
Dtp1rtN<Hn.-PrepIr1tory, Academic. Cole
SiAte, Ancient and Modem Language. All 81
Conservatory Of Music Pull and iAorczEa
course OF study.
FaeIay.-Able and experienced inscuetc!s.-
every 6epSitntrt-thirteen teachers II al.
Pupils sttll received and CHARGED p.opoFtiorGts
rates. Terms lower than IN Ike institutions
AAstos west Eep..
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special MotIoes.
Laushlin,a Infant Cordial.

Tie eEld's care VAe- ise;A!rz-to relieve Ii.
a15zLi!ol o! re Cans, 10 AllAy 7reAG!ress, 70
q-!.I Co1e PA!1I. 20 promote Sleep, 10 care
sz=EE: Co5p.s!ct This We cocEdeT oce oGtke
EcsI VA.LAh!e ?sfnteihs IN Be kept II TIE fSr-i'y
We. tie ehi!3Gen Ere eating IGz.I ..stk We
axe sIL!rE thcEI1c4s o. bottles, Gtd have 20
Eesr i:e G:,t pE:s0c iEJ Il & rot al we steon-
GE1t !iiD Be.
XoTHIEs. have Jo7& iehy, 'st:liag E;G4 iha:
TCESs tie EoCEI Of SI5ET (sken J07 20 lonR
10: resp ISTO ote lone. WARY DAT TTNI Ci
EoEETAIN. And cLEI. CTy-Ln-Gy-All day
AID al night loIE! II yoa b4Te-iE;<5 70
ve1ton-he eo.T!tcsd, Hlsii6's 20 ks1sY-s NV
e-ops Of IsYAET Co8DTIL AID yozf eti!d Will
Be PAc1TfEo. Ard STIEZ, EzTEE:HNS ELEP WILL
take tie place o! WAEEIUL ECPPKETSG-pfoc7fe
>: ccce bo:,le. sod By Al Druggists AID
LAU3HLIE BROS. q co. Pro;r.e:o:s.
Wheeling, ". Va
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DIED,

FRITZ On T3st5Iy Eo.-!rS. So7szAe: =,
1914, ~ o'elo:E, % DIpsisegiA. NLssII,
tLzfeis: Of EtEs-t AID As'EG;s; Rr.tI, aged
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7s.s:1! loz tie rsI!Gs-se Q! ker noiks-, No.
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General Notlces.
Thomas H. Norton,
and Business Agent.
no. G6O MAR ST.. WHEELING, ". Va.

respectfully tender ny services 10 the public
II the transaction Of any financial or Other kusI.
ness IN my line.
buy and sell Gold, Governments. s.oeks
Bonds and Cotton, upon commission, Conduct.
ing this branch Of business BY telegraph direct
With members OF the New Yosk Gold. stocE and
Cotton Exchanges, thus insuHtrs 9 prorapt md
eAretnl execution Of all orders entrusted 10 me
Parties Etshtng 10 operate are enabled 10 DO n
oy depoeirng reasonable margin 70 cover aue.
tuAtors In prices. The details or the system
explained And fan Information given on spSN.
eation. .FT'-
make collections and prosecute claims In all
parts OF the United States and Canada, without
charge unless successful.
make investments and negotiate loans upon
CITY Property, Commercial Paper, Bank Stocks,
Bonds, &c.
secure additional capital for merchants. man.
ct.etartss and incorporated companies, and
ADVISE parties with capital DESTROYS OF engaging
IN business Of approved opportunities.
1Attend generally te any description OF brsi.
meas thst can BE- prosecuted by correspondence
throughout the Union. oet3T
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~ Bepo.ItsrJ " FAIhIan. PItaIure, an
IlStrHstIOa."
HAMPERS BAZAAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

Soa:-I q AE PrGT.
The B:;3F "a edited With = contribution OF
tact and talent tbs: We seldom End IN Gny jo,Y.
nAl; And the joairAl itsth !s tie orgA1 Of tie
great world o! bshI0n--BoI:gn TF9EtgGY.
The B2:I eonnencs itself 70 Cysry member
o! the ho1seheld-to the children By e.cl! and
pre:1y pictures, % the young hd!es by It's tIth.
templates in tndlees T1rieiy, 70 Ihe proyIdent
1Anon b. ia patterns for the ehildten's clothes.
70 p9tGrrsHslHgI By Is t&ssetol designs for an.
ero!te'st slippers and lEIuriosB dressing gowns.
B1: The reading matter Of the B2-3r Is un!Sorn.
y o. great e1eelleSee The payer hss acquired
Aec'tL-E. 2. kr.kis2 Fort,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

ToR RENT-THE SPLENDID
u HALL n he bzIlGinE Herth east e.rret
Of 1ifket Et6 Qstrey streotA a PsesS It IN The
ole initiate Ills Hal Il eaa handed Ana
tsn iest lonH. thirty thfes feet vida With E.ogJ
twenty fsEt h!Ik. e vel LIGHTED koat And reAf.
E-d rat 70 WksstEEtos Han The lkreeIt u ne
Giy. Possession In April next Apply to
noTiT' VIZ. PATTON, Ia g.
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Educational.
educational,
T INDsLEY INSTITUTE
BY. J: B; CLARK, An. .i..r.
REv. VI. q. GoRroX. A. \. ASSOCIATE E'.l =
This !nsatat!on viii be reopeaet o.
MONDAY, Nov. 80,

As High School 70, Boys and Young ".
C!Asses viii be orEA1iIed IN The HIsht: Maize.
naes, Sciences, Ancient and Modem Lar
EuAEe4 AID the common RrgESh B,Grthss
special siten ton viii be given 70 PezaAn.a.p,
drawing, Competition and Defamation.
Terms Of trinon $40 AID Sl2 per qsA,te:. 4p.
pIcItors for admission eSn now Be made IL
either Of the Prit etpGls. noyN
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For Rent.

MAIN STREET BUSINESS
Nl STAND F0R RENT.
The Store Room AID Dwelling Eltr1te Oh the
east side of NAE street, roth OF lllh, ard 4:
p,sser: oerup!ed BY u Rnshgner as : Dry
Goods store, IL hereby offered for rert. Posse
zion ey Apdl let, 1875 The rznbes Is los.
Apply 70 THOS. O'RRtES, Real Est1te Art.
OF PATRICK KENNEDY, 1893 Msin s;rret.
noTf
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D!phths.!AI both constitutional G-d 4 loe1l
disease, Ard therefore requires boih = ooritta.
uon1l aid local remedy. The DIPHTHIRiA
CCKI aLs both Of these Indications. The patient
swallows TIE nedieiEe, and b. 20 doInR Il comes
IN eontAe; with tie diphtherite 01rtAror Of tie
throat, IEt'!n9et ard !ooseas tbs t8Ee, 80 that
he p1aert c1n eIpSe:o:Ite Il. he madeline
also gets 5pon The paris tins len bare heals he
sane, and prevents fuH1Ee. CROWN ofthe eoatieg.
The nedie!ne then ertess The stomach and tie
blood, desloyE The diphihegitie poison there,
and II Gay OF Two tie PATIENTS cared OF 3 eiE-
eass that might have proved AlBl IN : weeks
tine. BTeTy family s5ould keep bottle Of the
DtEktkiJ Curt, that hey nIy thus prevent
EcEness, EuSsr.nS ID DEAN. And IL nAt eAaes
: heavy doe:os's bill, ETe.y ore 10 MIb!e Z;
GrT nss, " Ue AssAilsd By this fell destroyer,
Dtph'l+yi5, tlIEAte that cas- tan ed The skilof
tie mos: celebrated physicians In this And othtr
lands.
DR.. J. BROOKS atte. 8 NOS. thorough Ard
exhaustive Te,eEch, has produced . remedy
which challenges the Admiration And confidence
Of every pe:eon that has uEed T. AAef Ten years
Of the most Iueeet nj treItEent OF diseases O!
the thyoIt he has confidence IN the tnaey Of
his celebrated Dipk'h rIs Cure, 10 care al cases
that may b. tsIG6. Directions on every tottle.
Price 20 centt and 81 per eottle, according 70
size. AL communications lhoalt be Lddres ed
10
DR.. ]. BROOKS 4 CO.,
H-sE ~
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New Advertisements.

ANY PERSON DESIRING TO
"a loas t:o7 g. 30 70 9, 90 !,f eae two AID
Ik.ee Yeas 81 10 par CAT i.lG4tGt. On GfIG elsa
RsAl EsiG.e, viz p,hAse call On o. AtrGs
TRos. q NORTON.
rsy!sS FltAteiL AFe.t 100 Nkir St
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1rapeetiully tender my services TO the public
ness IN ny line.
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3,olo poards 6saia PePps;-s!ngspo.e.
SO C.oTes.
500 Z" Ausp!ee.
: 500 SGtaeRs-GoTsrrneot
so pounds Cream THrteE, pure and choke
so Mustard. IN cas- AID Il bslE
500 - Ground G!nSG, B.st IctiG a.:
Jamaica
CoI's GslAtlne, Arrow Root, TGp!oeG G-a SAC
octs A. LAUGaLTN bios. / cos
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
a yuotiper Murde RS Her Infant.

MANCHESTER, Dec. 13.-A horrible case of
infanticde occurred OF 80 Middle street yester-
noon. A young woman named Hattie Beaman
came to this city last August from ST.. Law
renee county, N. Y, and obtained employment
as kitchen kitchen girl in the boarding house
of Philbrck, where the crime was committed.
Night before last she retired to her room COM
planning of Illness and not appearing at break.
fast in the morning, servant was sent to call
her, when she complained of being unWell. In
the evening the lady of the house finding her
door locked, demanded admittance. Miss
Beaman arose from her bed and unlocked the
door. Upon entering Mrs. Philbrick noticing
the signs of disorder in the room, soon found
under the bed the dead body of a well develop
ed female child with its head nearly severed
from its body. The deed was committed with
pair of shears, which were found on toe
floor.
Miss Beaman is young woman OF fine per.
sonal appearance and has sustained a good
reputation since coming to this city and has
always denied her condition to Mrs. Philbrick
She claims to have been seduced BY one VIM.
Bailey at her home in New York, under a
promise of marrying. Being deserted by the
man and her family relations being unpleasant.
she came to this city for employment. She is
under arrest and does not attempt to pala'e
the enormty of her offence. The only reason
she givef for committing the crime is that the
evil one possessed her to do it.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-14
by TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS In MAINE
Loss Of 81 RsocIs.and Vessel.


CAPE MAY, Dec. l2.-The schooner G. NJ
Partridge, with grain from Baltimore for Bel
fast, went on the Cold Spring bars last night
She is now full Of water in a very bad place,
with small chance of the vessel or cargo be-
ing saved. The schooner was owned in Rock
land.
Women Cannot be Justices of the Peace.
AUGsTA Dec. 12.-In response to request
of the Governor and Council the Supreme
Court has decided that under the constitution
of Maine, women cannot hold the office of JUS
tce Of the Feace or any other office mentioned
in the constitution, but that the Legislature
may authorize women to hold any office created
by that body. The opinion is drawn by Chief
Justice Appleton and is concurred in by Jus.
tees Cutting, Danforth, Peters and Virgin
Justices Walton and Barrows dissent and unite
in an opinion that the Legislature may author
ize women to hold any Office whether mention
ed in the constitution or not. But they indi-
cate no opinion on the point as to whether such
legislative sanction is necessary. Justice
Dickerson, in separate opinion, concurs with
the minority of the court so far as they go, and
holds that women may fill any office the same
as men may without Legislative authority.
Postal.
During the week, Eugene Danforth has been
appointed postmaster at Lagrange, Penobscot
county.
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WASHINGTON.
Reception of King David.

WASHINGTON, Dec. liking Kalakaua of
the Hawaiian Islands arrived here this morn
ing on special train, and was received at the
depot by battalion of marines beaded by the
full Marine band and escorted to his quarters.
He was accompanied by Minister Allen of
Hawaii and Secretaries Belknap and Robeson,
who met the party at Wilson's station. Secre-
tary Fish was introduced to the King at Will
sons station and welcomed him on behalf Of
the President, to which the King replied, Il
thank you, SIR He also said he had been suf-
fering from very bad cold, and did not feel
we'll The other members of the Cabinet then
greeted the King and took refreshments, and
the train proceeded to Washington.
While the procession marched up Pennsyl..
vania avenue, the King, suite and members of
the Cabinet being in carriages, the Marine
band played the national airs of the Sandwich
Islands. Flags were displayed at all points
and large crowd greeted the distinguished
visitors.
The King was suffering so much from
severe cold that he requested the presence of
pbysician when he reached the hotel, ard DIR.
Turner of the navy was summoned who pre-
scribed for him, and the royal visitor immedi-
ately went to bed. The arrangements for his
future movements will be delayed till Monday,
as he desires to remain quiet till that time.
IT is thought he will be presented to the
President about noon Monday, and the pro-
gramm for his entertainment will then BIO an =
nouuced.
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News and Other Items.

J.C. White, supposed to be one of the Cor
NTH bank robbers, was arrested Saturday at
Helena, Ark.
The estate of the late Ezra Cornell, it is
thought, will exceed in the aggregate, $1,000
900.
1t is reported con the best authority" that
the President, at the suggestion of Secretary
Fish, amended his message at the last moment
by emitting some of the strongest expressions
1t contained on the Cuban question.
Senate Buckingham remains at home for
the present, because he has not sufficiently re
covered from his recent illness to stand the
fatigue of his Senatorial duties. He is, how
ever, able to walk and ride about. He will not
go to Washington for some time yet.
An old roommate of Oliver Wendell Holmes
Speeding of his schooltoy days, says he was
best in composition, most accurate in recita-
tions exceeding his associates In public dispu-
tation, more generally informed in history and
geography than they, the feetest runner, the
most buoyant swimmer, the adroitest ball
player, and the manifest champion ID fight, of
any one in school.
A young girl has just left Portland, Oregon,
on a curious errand. When three years old
she was given away to be returned, if living,
at eighteen She reached that four years ago,
and has just learned that her parents are in
Florence, Italy. She has gone after them. In
her separation she has been in Germany, Eng
land, India, Australia, China and America in
circus troupe She was in printing office in
Portland.
Nathan Peasley and Luthur Buxton of Deer
ing N. H., claim that they can stop stage
coach on the highway by spirit power, the
only requisite being that they should lie down,
one on either side of the road, and hide their
facts in their hats, to produce the condition of
darkness. This attracts q power sufficiently
strong to form chain, as it were, across the
road, and it is impossible to force horse by
this obstruction.
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MEMOIR TEKEGRAEas.

A. II. Wilder, Register Of Deeds, for Wor-
cester comfy, Massachusetts,, died Saturday,
aged seventy years. He has held the Office
since 1886
A young man went into Boston barber shop
Saturday. and cut his throat with razor He
was out of work and desperate.
Dr. Barrows, leading physician of P-oyi
dence, was thrown from his carriage Saturday.
and had one eye torn completely out
The Rhode Island state constables made a
heavy seizure in Providence, Saturday.
A Philadelphia despatch says that the photo
graph of a child supposed to be Charlie Ross
has been received here from Chester, Illinois,
and bears so strong a resemblance to the boy
that one of the Ross family started Saturday to
the amily that the real child has been di,coy-
cred.
Judge Asa P. Cate died at his residence in
Mortified, n. H., Saturday morning after q
lingering illness OF ID weeks.
General Iona is reported to have lest seven
hundred men in his recent defeat by the Car.
lists.
A Nashville despatch says ex President
johnson is there, and expects to receive sixty
votes on joint ballot for U. s. Senator. There
are eight other candidates
Gen. Sherman don't believe that there is a
body Of miners in the Black Hills country.
A small citizens reform party in Boston no IN
mated Hon. Frances B. Hayes for mayor.
Two attempts were made Saturday to fire the
state prison at Albany, N. Y.
The yarn" of the New York Sun that Col
T. D. Grant had challenged his brother-n-law
Potter Palmer of Chicago, on account of some
trouble IN the Honore family, is most emphati-
cally denied by card in the Chicago papers.
A private letter from Cuba states that sever
al sailors were recently logged to death near
Cardenas.
There was great excitement at Stanford CT,
Saturday, in consequence of the sheriff calling
out twenty five militia men to capture a band
of robbers numbering seven persons, the
family of one John Mackey, who have COM
mitted many depredatiOns for years. The
woods were secured for hours, but the thieves
had fled. ...--~.. ers.ss.t .-r
The British Parliament will re-assemble Feb.
9Th.
Vice President Wilson is authority for the
statement that the Senate Republican caucus
has not agreed to elect Senator Carpenter presi-
dent pro tenn. of the Senate. He says there
will be no occasion for the selection of Mr.
Carpenter or any other person, as he intends to
preside himself all through the session.
Two vessels haze been wrecked off Santan-
der, Spain, and eight lives lost.
Several business men of Vicksburg have
united in explaining and excnsing the action OF
the citizens of that city in connection with the
late disturbances. The statement contains
nothing new.
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century to be deceived and cheated by any
! false pretences. To:displace public SER
who has been tried aud proved, one who
has been found honest and tue, for the
of experimenting with new and untrled
is a kind of logic the loyal people CT
he do not indorse.
large majority of the citizens of this state,
,senting the Republican party, at the
state election. declared in favor OF the re-
of Mr. Hamlm to the Senate, and it re-
S to be seen whether these Representa-
in the coming Legislature will faithfully
ionestly represent them, or whether they
sten to the clamor of politicians, and,
) like, betray their constituents.
have full faith in the men who have this
rtant trust committed to their care, and
aith that they will return to the United
Senate, the distinguished statesman the
lie have designated for the place.
OLD OXFORD,
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-14
INDIANS.
with the Civilized Tribes

Conference with the Civilized Tribes
MUscoGEE, Indian Territory, Dec. 12.-The
Indian peace commissioners met the Indians in
council again to-day, and the following resolu-
tons were passed by the delegates
Resolved, BY the delegates of said Indians
in joint council assembled, that they ask Of
the people that they will respect, reaffirm eand
adhere to the stipulations of our treaties with
the United States and only ask that they be
fully carried out in good faith.
Col. G.. Boudinot announced that large
number of Cherokees asked that the paper
signed by himself and others be read, in which
they ask that Congress shall legslate for the
Indian territory so as to secure, first, United
States courts in Indian territory; second, gen
eral legislature for the territory; third, dele
cation in Congress.
The Commissioners adjourned apparently
we'll pleased with the council and left on a
special train tonight.