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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-17

An HoSEsr STREET CAR CoSDUcroR.-
Constable Robert Bond, Of Madison dis.
tfict, on Wednesday afternoon dropped
his pocket book, containing S2l and some
valuable papers, in North Wheeling
street car. Upon inquiting at the Office
Of the company yesterday morning he
found the book in charge Of the Secre.
tafy, Mr.. Woods, awaiting Identification
The conductor upon whose car the book
had been dropped promptly left 1t at the
Office. We have not heard the name OF
the conductor, bnt we don't believe there
Is dishonest one in the employ Of the
company.
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"Go WEST, YoUSG MAN.n-The clerks
10 the Auditors room at the Capitol
building are frequently badly bored by
book agents, canvassers, ETC., and have In
trodnced n veryclever way Of getting rid Of
such intrudefs. When an agent enters
the office he Is referred to u gentleman in
an adjoining apartment who wishes Just
such 4 volume as the agent Is selling,
The door Of the room which the
agent essays to enter Ia kept locked,
and as he desperately twists the
knob hiS eyes take in a placatd imme.
diately before him upon which Is repre-.
scented the head Of an enormous bullock,
and above and belown Lho following in
srrintinn.
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THE ALMIGHTY DoLLAR.-Thc case Of
Margaretta Miller r. August Miller,
which has occupied the attention Of the
County Court for the past two days, was
decided yesterday. Mrs. Miller sued the
defendant for damages for selling liquor
to her husband, who il in the habit Of
getting intoxicated. The jury returned
4 verdict assessing the damages at 81.
Eight lawyers were employed In the case
six for the plaintiff and two for the de.
fendant-and some six or eight witnesses
were examined. The costs Of the suit, not
including Attorney fees, are estimated
At $50.
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THIEVES AT TIE CHiLDREN's lIoME.-
Sometime during Wednesday night or
before day yesterday morning thieves en-.
tered the Childrens Home and stole from
the kitchen safe twelve loaves Of bread,
and from another part Of the house vest
belonging to James Boyd. Passing out
they took several chickens which had
been purchased TO make broth for the
little ones who are sick. The entrance
was effected by way Of the dining room
window. All thieves are mean, but any
person who will steal the bread from
orphan children and nourishment from
orphaned sick ones, il almost as low as he
can get, and deserves the severesi punish
meht known TO the law.
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COUSIN Counr-Jndqe Ooehrqn.

COuNTr COURT-Judge Cochran
Court met ut o'clock A, NJ. and dis
posed OF the following business;
In the case Of Margaretta Miller "a,
August Miller, certified up by Justice
Gillespy, the jury appeared and at the
conclusion Of the evidence and argument
OF counsel the jury found for the plaintiff
and assessed the damages at 81. The at
torneys in this case were Pendleton,
Cowden & Pendleton, Taylor & Barr and
Cracrait for the plaintiff, and Davenport
& Doyener for the defense. The action
was brought to recover damages for SELL
ing liquor to the husband Of the plaintiff,
person in the habit OF becoming intOX-
icated. The defendant moved for new
trial, and the argument upon the motion
will be heard by the court on Saturday
morning next.
Elizabeth Noble was appointed Execu.
trist Of th elast will and testament Of John
Noble, deceased, and was qualified in
open cOurt. Bond $500.
In the case Of Michael DOnnelly rS.
John Gaffney, certified up by Justice
Belyllle, judgment was given plaintiff for
S6l 70.
The case Of VIM. Stoetzer 70. j. n.
Christlieb, certified up by Justice Kan.
mer, was taken up by agreement before
six Jurors, to.wit: W. p, Adams, Rob
ert Crawford, VIM, Taylor, ], W. Car.
michael, Geo. Coleman, L POgue, j. p,
Rodgers for the plaintiff, and Jordan for
the defense. Judgment was awarded
plaintiff for S67 so.
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HEADACHE arises from different causes
Congestive headache is produced by an
undue quantity OF blood in the brain, to
which high liven, robust people and
young women are liable. DR.. Bulls Veg
etable Pills regulate the bowels and thus
divert the current Of blood from the brain
d4W,
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CHICKENS CoMtSo HONE TO Roosr.
old smatty says that persons who want
to believe in the saying that Chickens
always come home to rOost," can amuse
themselves in that way az much IA they
choose but for himself he shall adhere to
the opinion that one or two spring pullet5
he knows Of that until recently occupied
an elevated position at a country res.
idence, will never again revisit the scenes
Of their early exploits in picking youth.
inl grasshopperS, adventurous bugs and
like prOvender.
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MORE WATER-The rains Of yesterday
will probably have the effect Of bringing
the river up to a fair boating stage, and
the low water season Of rs may be con.
sidered at an end. To the steamboatmen,
and the travelling public as well, this will
be welcome intelligence. For some weeks
past only the smallest crafts have been
able to navigate our river, and rise Of a
foot OF two will bring out the larger
packets and give the tow.boats something
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PoLIcE CouRr-Jndqe Ctanmel

The following cases were examined anu
disposed Of in this court yesterday morn
ing:
Charles Brown had two charges to
answer. lie was fined s. for disorderly
conduct and $40 for resisting an officer.
As he was unable to pay either fine he
was committed to Jail for thirty days.
Christopher Anderson, who keeps a ten
store on Market street, was fined 81 for
piling boxes on the pavement.
Martin Thornton, his next door neigh.
Dor, paid 81 for throwing Slop ont on the
pavement.
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THE CoURIs-USITED STATES DIS
TNcr CouRT-Judgc Jackson, The U. S,
District Court met at lOl A. N. yesterday,
and transacted the following business;
In the admiralty case Of the Boggs' Run
Mining Company "a, the steamer Coying'
ton, judgment was entered for SG7 G2 for
libellSnt. Davenport for libellant.
The eiectment in the case OF John j.
LLOYD and others Is. John Ice was dismiss
ed. Boydfo plaintiff, and BOggess for de-
PENDANT.
In the admiralty case Of Jacob Flowers
rs. the steamer Elk, an order was entered
ordering the payment to libellant Of
money arising from the sale Of the boat.
Davenport for libellant.
In the case Of Aaron 3. SteinmetZ,a mo-
ton for a new trial, made by defendant,
was oyerruled, and the prisoner was SEN
fenced to one years confinement in the
Albany penitentiary.
In the case Of the Norway Iron Com.
pany, Daniel Lamb, trustee, was given
permission to file a new petition, the ORR
ginal petition having been lost.
In the case Of Loney and Gill ,assignees in
bankruptcy Of A. A. Perry & Co., rs. List,
Davenport 4 Parks, a demurrer to the
bill Of complaint was made and partly
argued. The argument will be continued
to-day. Allison Tor compliments; Daven-
port for defendants.
In the case OF the United States rs.
James V. BOughner, Andrew Brown and
Dan. BOUCHER, IT,, securities, brought for
the recovery Of SGD a., arrears in the ac-
count Of James V. BOUCHER, as postmas-
Ter in the United States army, a jury con.
sisting Of Edward B. Slack, EugenIus Cal.
lahan, John Graham, John h. Lukins,
Caleb Sylvis, John A, Lash, Joseph
Hamilton, Chris. B. Graham, Levi Myers,
William Wilmington and William Cos.
horn was impanneled. A verdict for the
plaintiff was returned by the jury.
The case Of f. ". Devoe 4 20 rs the
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
was argued the remainder Of the alter
noon. Peck and Hubbard for plaintiff,
and Lamb for defendant,
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SUCCESSFUL SALES OF REAL ESTATE
YEsrERDAY.-Mr. J. G. Hervey, real es-
tate agent and auctioneer, yesterday at
Wellsburg met with great success in sell;
ing lots from the fifty acres recently laid
out by Mr.. II. ]. Lalear. About eighty
lots were sold, at an average Of $50 each
Marty one hundred and fifty lots yet re-
main unsold, and all desiring to purchase
cheap real estate should attend the sale,
which will be resumed this afternoon at /
o'clock. Mr.. Lazears mansion house was
sold for $1,000.
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HELMBoLDs BUCHu Is still In the re.
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and iS
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feis. Genuine has prOprletor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Annnt lNR.
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higher grade, the recitations in this room
being so arranged that the German shall
be the second class in order, and so on
through all the divisions in which the
language is taught. The plan which |
have suggested is essentially that which
has been adopted in the schools Of other
cities, and it has elsewhere proved emmi-
nently q success.
any own views are well known. l was
favorable to the introduction OF the study,
and more than once recommended it be-
fore the Board took action in the matter,
have always favored its continuance and
given it my warmest support, and expect
TO continue to do so, in the conscientious
belief that its Importance entities It to u
place among the branches Of education
required to be taught in the common
school"
DR.. Hupp offered the following resOlu-
ton;
Re,olred, That the plan recommended
by the Superintendent in his report to the
Board to make the German a regular
branch OF study in the schools, coming in
as regular class exercise in the rooms
from the &c" division to the Grammar
school inclusive Of both, be adopted, and
that the Principals and regular teachers
in the schools be instructed TO arrange the
class exercises in the manner suggested.
The ayes and noes were called, result
ing as follows:
AYs-Bowers, Ewing, Hupp, Hess,
Scott, VOgler-G.
NoEs-Baird, Collier, Miller, Stewart,
Todd.
So the resolution was adopted.
MORE OF THE SANE SORT.
DR.. Hupp also offered the following:
WHEREAS A rule Of this Board has
been adopted to assure the proper author
tiles that every pupil who Is selecting the
study OF German is doing so with the con-
current advice and consent OF the Super
intendent Of Schools and the parent
and guardian; and
WHEREAS, The success OF the schools
demands that the proper authorities
should be also assured that every pupil
who proposes disseminating the study
Of German is doing SO with the consent OF
her or his parents or guardian, therefore
the rule Ia offered to the Board for
adoption, viz:
After having commenced the study OF
German, no pupil shall be permitted to
drop the same, except with the concur
rent advice and consent Of the Superin.
tendent of Schools and the parents or
guardian.
The above resolution was referred to
the committee on Rules and Regulations
for report.
The resignation Of Mr.. Oscar Gemmer,
member Of the Board from Washington
district, who Contemplates removing from
the city, was read and accepted.
Adjourned,
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NoT1CE.-Auction sale Of ]. W. Fer
rePs dry goods and carpets postponed by
the creditors n few days to see If his con.
tinuation Of selling away below cost will
not he more fully appreciated, and raise
the money. Now Is your time for dry
goods and carpets at your own price, al
]. W. Ferrels, corner Main and 10th
streets.
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FoR REM.
FOR SALE.
nnoIcE suBrRBAN PROPERTY FOR "a

Z -.
80 Aerrs choice land, ~ miles above the city, OF
The OHIO river. FlEst-class macadamiEed road run
niuR through II. Also the Y, W. a KY Rallruad
passes through u, 20 rs % make i very desirable To-
country resllencra-(Which rod will he completed
during the coming yGaT, VIII bo divided int
los 10 suit purchasers, Terms sRSy. Enquire u a.
n. JAUUB, on the premises.
AlSo, 10 acres best short Creck land, on The
Bsthany Pike, ~ miles east Of Wheeling. Cheap
Terms easy. Enquire Of AtasrS. HUBBARD q
ERSRISE, Attorneys al Law, or A. NJ. JACOB,
Hti6
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JuDurNG from yesterdays weather, 81.
Swithin has given us parting testimo.
NAL before going into winter quarters.
Old Prob. will now perhaps run the
weather bureau to suit himself until the
meteorological ground hog comes out Of
his hole to offer few sayory suggestions.
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GOLDEN sHEAF.-The latest publica-
ton in singing books for Sunday Schools
is the Golden sheAf," which is pro:
nounced to be the best book Of the kind
ever published. For sale by
ADAMS 4 LUCAS
1927 Market st.
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Once, 1918 Market strCe'
pEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.


WHEELING, ". Va, April 2, 1875. !
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company u Wheeling expired April lIt, 1878, and
IL uneXplred fre business has G'en ttinsufel by
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, ~ shown by the RESOLUTION and Certificate an
nexed hereto. All claims lOr loss OF damage that
may occur alter u O'clock ~, April Isl 1870, under
Buinuee Company, and In force, will he adjusted
and settled by tile Peabody Insurance Company.
j. " l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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DEATH OF "NED" lIAMILToH-Chas.
L. Hamilton, iamilinrly known as "Ncd,'
an old California pioneer, died one day
last week In San Francisco aged forty.
seven years. lie was native Of Wheel.
Ing, and will probably be remembered by
our older citizens. Hamilton was well
known in the minstrel profession, and in
early days associated with BackliR, Rat
Ter, Birch, Geo. Goes and others.
"Ned" was the son Of Robert Hamilton,
carpenter, and was born in this city in
1928. lie worked with his father until
he became Of age, and exhibited at times
considerable taste for music and the
drama. In 40 he went to California, and
soon afterwards became associated with a
minstrel company. He was one OF the
first managers Il not the first, 10 visit the
gold mines. II was lie who first discover.
ed the genius of the child Charlotte Crab.
tree, and after giving her n vigorous
training surprised the world with the
Sprigbtly, popular and now famous dot
ta.' lie never returned to this city, and we
believe remained on the Pacific coast the
remainder Of his life. We are not in pos
session Of the particulars Of his death.
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EXCELSIOR GLASS WoRRs.-under the
new name and the new organization the
great glass works in Martins Ferry, o.,
formerly run by MesSrs, Sweeney, Nc
Cluney & Co., are again in successful op'
Grafton. The immense stock on hand at
the closing Of the works Is being rapidly
sold of, and one OF the three furnaces Is
employed In keeping up the assortment
OF goods. The new management have a
large force OF mechanics in their machine
shops on new styles and patterns Of
mOlds, and In very short time will be
abreast Of the foremost in the manufac.
ture OF ware OF the most elegant and
beautiful designs. The works have been
taken hold Of with that yigor which Is
characteristic Of the gentlemen into whose
hands they have been consigned. The
whole routine oil operations has been
carefully re-adjusted upon the most thor
oughly economical system consistent with
the full development Of the largest pro-
ductive capacity Of the works,
The presiding officer, Mr.. Joseph Bell,
OF the firm OiJOseph Bell & Co., manu-
falurers Of the celebrated Arlington
stoves, has had large practical experience
in the glass business, having been con-
nected with it more or less for thirty.fvt
years, fifteen of them consecutively. He
ia well known MS having q peculiar facul.
ty for the successful organization oil
business enterprises, and in the manage,
ment Of details is without n superior. Mr.
James Hobbs, who is in charge Of the
manufacturing, is also n gentleman o.
large experience in the glass business, in
deed the very name is connected with the
whole history Of glass manufacture in Thu
region, and Is n synonym for success
Among the directory Is Mr.. James +
Barnes, another name long and fayorably
known in connection with Wheeling,
glass interests, having been member OIL
the well known firm Of Hobbs, Barnes 4
Co. Such an array Of names in con
nection with the fact that the works
themselves, in productive capacity, in the
fullness Of their equipments and in wide
spread reputation, are second to none In
the United States, Is m assurance Of sue
cess. Nothing but the prolonged con
tlnuance Of the present business depres
sion will prevent the Excelsior Glass
Works from rivalling or surprising the
best period Of its past history.
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too wEsr, YOrNu iAS,
mn WEgfn

The prosecuted agent begins to realize
that he has been victimized, and "a the
full text Of the "jOak" family dawns upon
his bewildered mind he involuntafily
beats hasty retreat.
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THERMOMETER REcoRDAThe follow.
Ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at Silveys drug store, corner
opposite the PostoHice, yesterday;
San IN 'Fy TN
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Jusr returned from New York and
Philadelphia, and am now opening a
magnificent stock OF Dry Goods and Car
pes. J.W. FERREI,
Corner Main and Goth Sts.
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One editor calls the "pullbackn skirt
the prettlest thing in dress since Eve left
Edeni another declares that Joseph wore
the first "pullback" and 80 they 60 on
with iFreverent derision, doing Injustice
TO the inventive ingenuity Of the poor
oVertasked fashion makers.
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AIarge invoice Of Sterling Silver Ware
and new styles Of JewoIry Just received
by HENNEeEN, BATES Gco. Call and
see them,
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CALL and see the new Fall styles in
Dry Goods and Carpets At
J. W. FERRIES,
Corner Main and 10th Sts.
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GheGttelIfaeneer.
FRIDAY, SEPT. IL, 1875.


The Joint Special Committee Of Coun.
ell.
81. Clalfsvile, Ohio, Fair.
GAINESVILLE District Fair.
For Senator-Capt. Andrew Wilson.
New Fall and Winter Goods-ThOmas
Hughes 4 Co.
:, a Revolution in the KitChen-l'loch
Brothers.
Window shades--NtGndel, Booth & Co.
Wanted to Rent.
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Two secondhand Pianos for sale cheap
ut W. s. Hutchins' Music Store, No. 10
Twelfth street.
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L.V. BLOND is offering his entire stock
of misses and children'S cOlored shoes
regardless Of cost.
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New and popular music received daily
at W. S. Hutchins' Music Store, No. GO
Twelfth street,
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STElNwAY Pianos,
Knabe Pianos,
Chickering Pianos,
Hazleton Pianos,
Fischer Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Mason & Hamlin Organs,
Smith American Organs,
Estey 4 Co. Organs,
Secondhand Pianos and Organs for sale
or rent at the lowest prices and on most
reasonable terms at
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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OVFicE FtRE 4 Inconsistencies Co.,
WHEELING. " Va March Al. 1874.

OFFICE FtRE 4 MARISEISsuRAScE Co., /
WHEELING, ". Va March 81, 1879. !
RGioired That the proposition Of the PcabOly In.
11fABee Company Of Wheeling, for the reinsurance
oihe hre business Of this Company le and the SAME
pany, together with Mcsrs. Held, HoshOrn aud
UBrien, are hereby appointed n committee to con.
summAIe the transfer Of reinsurance. Provided,
that upon examination by the committee Of the
as1otS Of the Peabody Insurance COinlany, II Is
found 10 be perfectly responsible.
lSignedl L. II COLLIER, sec'y.
tSigned a. WILSON, Prest.
Upon examination Of the assets and liabilities Of
The Peabody Insurance Company, we are fully sat.
ISL PSisnsdI IL 'S'p'"'"i oHN REID,
A. WILSON,
WM. s. GOS1lORN,
TtlOS. O'DHiEN,
wHEKLiNo, March slst, 1875.
The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
sollets continuation Of the patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine insurance Company, guaranteeing
sltlsaetloni BY fall dealing, ample protection and
WIN. BAILEY, President.
Nv. l. ROGERS, Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
DiREtroRs:
WIN. Bailey, Henry y. Miller,
Alon1o LoFing, Henry schmutarh
A. NJ, Adams, DR.. WI, lhtes,
Jas. 7. BARNES, Thomas Hughes.
S.P. Hlldrrth. ap3
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THE Committee on Corner Stone Of the
Public Building arc DESTROYS Of obtain
ing a copy Of any old City Directory pre-.
vious to 1850. Can he left at this office or
at the CITY Hall.
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DOR sALE,-Ten Shares, 81, 900 each, Of
l. the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment In the
West and is now In full and successful op.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de2s Financial Agent, llG0 Main st.
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DOR SALE
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

George B. Caldwell, AdmlnistraioEl
Of N. c. GUOd, deceased, In the NJ.
e. nlcipal Court
The Merchants National Rank Of Of Wheeling.
West Virginia at Wheeling and Ia Chancery'
OihgTH.
BY virtue Of decree rendered 10 the above entl-
tied cause by said Court on the 22d day Of June,
ISIS, the undersigned Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of September, 1875,
At 10 o'clock 4. NJ, At thu front door Of the Court
lOusC Ol Ohio county, West Virginia, sell at public
auction TO the highest and best bidder the following
real estate situate 10 the city VI Wheeling Ohio
county, West Virginia, that Is TO say, the piece or
parcel VI ground Un tho north aide Oi lllh street,
formerly Monroe sheet, and east Of Eolf street,
iurtnfTly Filth street. mtasuring 90 front on l2ih
1trel, formerly Monroe street, aud running back
pOfthVaTdly 49, teet, together with one undivided
bali Of the alley on the east boundary Of the said
piece or parcel Of ground
TERAs OF sALE-One-iOnrth Of the purchase
money, OF such further SUN as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, In hand, the residue 10 three equal In
atillmenu payable respectively IN nine eighteen
aud tEUnty.iOnr months from tho day Of aalO, with
Interest TOm that day, the purchaser giving bonds
with hppnyel security Tor the deferred install.
mGnts and the title ~ be reserved I'LL the whole Of
the purchase money ispaid.
GEO. n. CALDWELL,
special Commissioner.
j.. lIERyRY, Auotioneei, AUG
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The Knights Templat are drilling
nightly for the corner stone ceremonies.