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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-19
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,
" ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

This Institution, which has been IN successful
operation for tho last twenty-five ycaFD, Will re-
open on Tuesday, Sept. 4 under Tue management Of
Miss A. Taylor, u New York. z.
Miss Taylor Is y graduate oil The Oakland Female
College, EorriStoyn, Peln, and bTlngS 70 the Inati-
tuition an experience Of over twenty yOars ii sue
CeAiul Principal Of young ladies' summaries In the
East, ..tfr.g .- H.
The College Is spacious and elegant In all Ia APP
polntmcnls ellglbly situated, and yet retired, With
beautiiul grounds, and commanding hne Wow Of
tbs city and river, ,..i,
II iscompletely iurniShCl, lighted by gas, heated
by warm air, and well supplied with wafer
There aTG SIX departments III the College ln-
SlructiOn in all will be thorough and prgcaCal.
The F9culty will b composed Of able aud ex-
perIenced educators.
The Institution Is we'll supplied with Musical In
HtrlmenlS, Philosophical and Chemical apparatus,
Mans, Charts, Cabinets, DC. 5..IT ~
Among other advantages are lectures, Musical
Reviews, Literary Societies. Library and Heading
Rooms, Normal Department, dc,
The Conservatory Of Music offers very superior
advantages II moderate prices.
The Art Department will no under tho direction
Of an accomplished artist |t. ..I .... ..If.
The Principal will give special care 70 tho Beard
log Department, and no palms will 10 spared 10
make the Institution In every respect hOme.llke
and altTaGtiye. M d.. bal. I'D ...iIll.
For terms or further Information address the
Principal, Miss A, TAYLOR
All business communications may 10 addressed
10 SAMUEL TAYLOR, ESl, a 4 AZ | au3
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| 10000 Lake Shore,
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August is.-Flour-Firm and
unchanged. Wheat-Active and unsettledi
No. Chicago spring 1920; No. 2, 81 ls9l
al 10 spot salesi 81 legal 1871 gelltr Sep
TENDER; closed at 81 Tx seller September
Noc3, 81 lOal lOII; rejected $lO61. Corn
Firm; No. 2, 6s1SaGSISe spot; G0NaG9Ac
seller September; Zoe seller October; reject,
ed 65Xc. Oats-Aetiye and firm; No. Q at
40Aa4O9sc spot; 3ONc seller August 1880
seller September or October; rejected 36c.
Barley-firm; 81 10dt 10 spot; 81 0s seller
September; $tO7 seller October. Rye Dull
and nominal. Pork--$20 00a20 49, 1bpot;
800 % seller September $2t 80 seller Octo-
Der 1Ard-QuIet and steady at $13 IS spot
$l3 90 seller September $i8 so seller Oc'
tober. Bulk Meats-Dull and unchanged,
WhiSky-Firm at 81 l9K. lrtI,- .s.gs..
On call board wheat was firm at 81 19X
September. Corn easier at 6SstaGS ~ Sep,
TENDER. Oats steady at so ISaSgs a August
800 September. Pork unchanged. Lard
easier al $l3 80 September. fo -i.
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TEIGENCER THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 1875

A YOUNG mechanic recently got mar
ried TO the girl OF his choice, and the
happy pair went to housekeeping, Alter
the honeymoon was over, the young vile
discovered that her hpbbyS temper was
none Of the sweetest, and that attempts
at modifying him by sweet smiles and
kisses we're generally fat failures while
his dauder was up; SO, like a sensible
young woman, she resolved on another
plan Of action, and soon had an oPPortu-
nifty 10 try it, Hubby was rather capuous
about his steak, but she made NO excuse.
ats tough" said hubby, "and its not
cooked half enough The young vile
smiled, but made no defense. Then hub
BY got iearfully mad; be lifted his plate,
and dashed il on the door, with the re-
mark, Course that steakp His vile
raised up her plate, too, and dashed it on
the slove, with the remark, "that,s me r
Hubby stared at the plate, at his vile, and
at the floor, and said; "Why, Eliza, you
should not mind me, II l am q little
hasty, / soon get over it." And so he
did. IN. s..
THE days are getting shorter at the
rate Of two minutes q day.
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GhegRteItigeneer,
president LINCOLN'SF FAVOR
ITE POEM.

rorr,,tcd by Mort Authentic Records
,.,.y ,bould the spirit oimOrtal he promo
tsf lifting meteor, a fast hying elnuu'
.J.uf the lightning, break Of lhr wave
,f'ig...tn trum lie ~ his rest ~ the grave
r..y,.rithe oak and the willow shall iid'.
rfrra,I around and tngrIhur b" lald-- Al.
,,,f,,. ,uunp and The Old, and the low anu '''u
0,1IlsI 10 dust and together bal! lie.
r...ll th,t mother attended and loved
b,r fhli infants Affection Who. pToveli
leland that mother aud infant WY D,e''
xxx lII afu away to their dwellings oil 'ra''
u..u,al. on whore cheek, on Whose brow In who's
..,' u,, and plrl,ur---hcr triumphs are by,
ti. memory Of Ihrsc WhO loved her anu
~ ,'. ,rga, the mind. Of the living erased.
..,rl,f nr king that The ScePier hath borne,
n..'f.g ,' tue priest thal Lhe lnilet hAtl worn
.,,rof tba gigc and the heart o. me lAAr'
I'.alnl lot ia The depths Of theGfaVo'
,.,.,r, un.c 10, was to SOW and tOTOIp;-
..,p.,p. who climbed with his goats 70 the
,lp sanlcrcd in search Of his bread,
A.. n.l.l avay lie the grass that ctrcad
...a, ,,b,rnoyNl tho communion Of heaven
..
,ir the foolish, lheguilly and the Just
u...4.IlIy p,Il .l.y thclr bones In the dust
.r.nr,ti,p.Ir .ss. Ike the flower and the wcSl,
Nina, avay lu lyl others SuCGrtdi
,'',I,,iuI', ruurs even lhise We behold,
r.',tr,rfy t.a that bath often bcth told
I..,,..,,, t,r ,amr things our fathers have been
- ill.,. s,in. sirht, our fathers have seem
,rt,.,l iI.' Am, ,tnam aud irrl the Nme SUM-
V'Ir' iFr, ,c1ureUur fathers have run
rDo lhn!hs v, are IhInEiaS our fathers would
Mnk; ,-,l,.... ,.,,.. l,,,. ~,
would rhHnE
r,r..I.r We arc clinging To, they TOO would cling
Hut Tspl,ffom thccar'h Ike "O'rd Oh tue WING
.n.y l,,cd hut their story we cannot unfold
ln.y srnmri, hut the heart OF Tue ha"sh'N Is WIN
Cry TiNul, bat NJ vail lTom lhtlF a"h''lN WI
COME . ,t. i,L
lIry delay they died. We, thing, tina! are now
WUi wllk on the turf that lies over their brow
Vbr make IN their dwellings Transient alUIr,
Va,l iErrhingrs they met Oh their pilgrimage roai'
,., b.rr and dependence and pleasure AMI pain,
N,uuieIpI together In sunshine aud rain
i.ltb,.,milc aud the tear, the song aud the dlrBr,
,fllmlup u.ll other, like surge upon surge.
I.thriuinG u 40 eye, 'tistho dnuShi Of a breath,
Ifu, bp lospm Of health to the PaleneSs Ol
I,,n The r,Ilsl saloon to the bier and the shrOAli
un Wis should the spirit Of mortal be prnnl
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YGkE.

NEW YoRK, August 1s.--Cotton-steady
at I4Nat4hc. Flour Firms superfnc
western and State IS 0Oa6 90; common 10
good 80 76aG 2O;' good 10 choice 80 25a6 90;
90 76aG %; st. Louis 90 00as 50. Wheat
Fairly active No. 2 Chicago spring a1oat
81 3l1I; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 3Ga1 81. No.
3 spring 81 42at 43; winter red western : 40
al 4S. Rye-Dull aud unchanged. Barley
Steady. MaltAQuiet; Corn-Steady; west.
ern mixed steamer 7SaSOc; do. sail sOaS2C.
Oats Active; western mixed GOa64c; white
6ia70c. llay-Firm at SOC. CoHee--Firm
17lfa2Oc. Sugar--steady; fair TO good re-
filming 79SaSc; prime Do. Sjfc. MOlasses
and RiCr-Quiet. enthusiastically at 81 "a.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 49, -.-iElour.-
Steady; extras IS 00a5 IS; Iowa. Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra family 50 50a7 90; high
grades 81 50aS So Wheat--Dull; red 81 "a
al 40; amber 81 90; white 81 90. Rye-oia
92c. COrn-Slow; yellow s3aS4e; mixed
S2nS3c.: Oats-unsettled and declining;
white f0a72c. ProYiiUns@Steady. Pork
-$22 90. Beef Hams-i4al5c. Shoulders
-iOHaiONc. LafdSi4al41Sc. Butter
Firm; New'York and Bradford county ex.
tras Sia34Jfc; fitsts 2sa30c; western extsaB
2saS0c; hfsls 2la25c; rolls. extras 24a25c;
fifSts zoe. Cheese-Flfm and Unchanged.
Eggs Firm western fresh 2Oa20IEc, Wits.
kVS.Rt OIL T7ipU[, 9n' FfI1'
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wheeling stock Market,

WHEELING, August ls.-Tho following
are the arrivals Of stock at the ChFiStman
House yards tho past week, and the prices
paid for the SameG f
CATTLE-Arrivals during the week, %
head; sold at 2]Sa43fe per lb.
HoGs-ArrivalS during the week, 6Gheal;
sold al7Ite794c per ID.
snREP-Arrivals during the week, 81
head sold ats ISa4c per ID.
CALvB-ArriVals during the week, 20
head sold at s. OOaT 90 per head.
Cows-Arriyals during the week, head
sold ut $50 OCa25 90 per head,
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Nkw YORK, August 1s,-BtSintss was
moderate with commission houses Ahd de
jobbihg trade more active. Cotton goods
moved steadily At unchanged prices Prints
and ginghamS IN good demand. WoEsIed
dress goods active WOODEN shaRls ID fair
request. Wool AaAneb doing wen and
blankets In moderate demand, The ltfEe
auction sale Of ribbons and millinery goods
proved q success,
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CINCINNATI, August iS.4Cottoh@ Quiet
at t4K. F,louf--Fitm and unchanged
Whcat-irregular; new 81 9Oai 90, as ID
quality. Corn :. Firm at 77a7Sc.sl 0atS-
Steady; new 3Oa56c; old ,65a7ic, Rye-Flrm
At Doc. Pork-Opened firm and closed
firm at out side; ST. 2ta2l 80. 1Af1-Firm;
steam 1SsIaiStSc; kettle lac. Bulk Meats
Firm at s95ait tSal2Xc., Bacon : Firm
atplsa9jSatSstai4c. Whisky Firm and
unchanged. .s
HosSaActiye and finn; good light CON.
mon 50 90 good stoOkerS a. O0a7 20; good
to extra butchers IS 25as 50. Bulk oiSaleS
At a. iOA9 Oh ~ ''A
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TOLEDO, August 1s,4Flout-Ddll and
unchanged. WhcataDofhand active and
prices advanced; No. 2. white Wabash a As;
No. 8 do new 81 36i No white Michigan
81 81; amber Michigan 81 48IS; new 81 43,
Cotn-Deuiand active and prices adVsnced;
high mixed 77c; seller October 76X; no
Srade 7iHc. Oats-Demand active and
pfieGS advanced: No. 2, seller AtiRust AZ,
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srATg sEouRITIEs-pulI.
RAILROAD IBoSps-Dul,

sTocSs-There was nothing interesting
10 the stock market to-day business very
small and fluctuations slight. The market
closed generally strong,the Missouri stocks
being particularly firm owing to the ConClu.
sion OF the railroad war aud the advance In
the rates, The transactions at the Stock
Exchange today aggregated 5000 shares
OF whiGhO,0oO were Pacific Mail, l0,OOU
Western Union, 1000 st. Paul preferred,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Nov Worm money ana NtoeIta.

NEw YORK, August 1S.-GoLD-opeRed
at llSIG, and closed at 1lSsS, the lowest and
highest prices respectively, The advance
was due to adVices from London In regard
to the Eastern question and high rates FOL
use and cash gold, which were 3a4a9 pei
cent per annum, and l'04al7S2 per cent pei
diem, closing at Spsr cent per annum.
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"A gentleman 1t Springfield, Ky. a
few days ago killed garter snake about
thirty IN long and one inch in diameter,
from the mouth Of which issued thirty.
eight young snakes measuring each seven
inches IL lSHglh2 Sup6h examination d
the mother an elastic sack some eight or
ten inches in length was observed attached
to the ligaments inside the mouth, and
constituting sort Of false stomach in
WHICH the young reptiles had kept them
ielveA.,h ~ .f'..7 +. I'd ~ .N'-a
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Wheeling Business College.

ESTABLIsHED 1880.
Offers Thorough aud improved CourAe Of atudy for
the practical education Of young men and bOyL
TOoli for ladlea. sessions day and evening, lndl-
VidlAl instruction given each student
Also, thorough course In tho EngliSh branches.
Call At College Office, or address
J. n. FRASHER 4 CO.,
aul7 Wheeling, W, Va
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Just having been 10 New York CITY, have p,ir
chased the largest stock Of Half Switches and other
Hair Goods ever btuughtto wheeling. AlsoAlAfge
stock Of Millinery aud Straw Go0ds cheap Jewelfy,
Haif-lands, Back.cOmls, CGrscts, DO
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DR.. LONG ON
Diseases Of the Mind and Nervous
System, Physical Exhaustion
and Premature IntsIIeC- +
gt J. "tual Decay. .#
Their Rational Treatment and Positive
Cure.

We can contemplate no more painful and BiOan-
cLOly spectacle than mind IL ruins or the wreck
Of Nervous System. And yet Mental and Ner-
VOhs Defahgetlents are yearly increasing q nm
alarming Fate. BrGken.dOwn Ce9hstitutlonA Phys;
the Brain, Hencral Debility, Early Decay Of Man
hood, Casts Of Suicide and insanity, arc now ntlni-
befed by Thousands oil over the land. No rank VI
class Is exempt IRON these terrible naladles. Mar:
rled and single male and female rich aud poo. all
castles afe included III the dark catalogue. The
young man Of proud birth, fortune and lntellccti
whose aims, hopes and ambition should have led
him hp 10 tho higher plains n life, has fallen d
prey 10 The Great Destroyer. The youth 81 humble
parentnge, whose cheek once blooined aud bluihed
with Innocence and health, whose eyes once spar.
whos9 step once was manly and frm, IA now among
Ia myriad victims Uncounted thousands perish
thus year after year Without knowing the cause Of
lhef Slln until the golden sands bf llFO have oil
run oft Lake stars that BET to riB no more, % do
they fall Into premature graves, passing from NOR
LAt Nsht forever, and fade away Into eternal Oh
lltio6. 'IfT. J,lTl. PA i,H1
fut iS there no physician for thia large class Of
human sufferers and no AntidotH for these wide
spread thalAdes? W dattter, YeL Your life may
yA b. redeemed ffoti deslruetlOtt and crowned
With many q year d health and happlnesA We
know that physicians In general practice for rant
Of experience AID tkR IN 1 tidti qt dii1ItntS have
done but iittl6iof tlelf relief aud GbjeNte noAt"9
bT. ionSicu has isvCted much of hls professional
life 10 these forms Of Debility and his great skill
In theft management Is only the natural result Of
d thorough medical education and enlarged eKt9fi-
enCe. Ills Treatment 81 thesp diseases embraces
tpth Hygiene and Medicine and has proven entire.
" succeainl In hundreds d cates tliat had hailed
al other SYSTEMS d medication. II !inhparta new
ygur to the falling body, new life to the cnervAted
BRAIN new tension and elasticity to the Weakened
nerves, new tone and energy 10 the stomach and
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EDUCATIONAL.
cELECT SCHOOL yllsl. !.

OBJECT SCHOOL, = = :
To meet the frequent inquest Of arst-elaa faH,l-
lles have resolved 70 open select class for hOyA
lnstulCtion Wiltho giyenin EnglISh, Latin, German,
French, Geography, History, HAtlnl Philosophy,
Mathematics and Penmlnihlp, alter the European
style This class will b open % the lat o. stpleH-
be-, and pupils from TO u yelEs Of age nsay GnIfr
the zane, For further Information please call At
TanRenenh. DIR. MAYER,
aus No, 6S Twelfth street.
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r.ll.. !. nA ,nl.I.a ..A ll..a.ln.,,...

Notice 10 thO Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Bssste AppJiag 10 TIE bOtnriSpt quAeki ghs ttrfin
tnAlie paPSt, o. a.lhg Aay qeast ttNt rais ".
b.! RS.iS SSsSsie dsu1is SVus u ttsaiy tttn ta,;
elhd5ffed 81 SShs Of he mott essbfatod elea ptotle.
0I q ihll S6aaVI AAd RgfUs. and tAn y oShlulI ~!
IOaAy o. 81 maon TIE dissAstN men4Beh 10 bic SOFIA
paee md pArtOts, Ne NetA HlehtA Isfesl bstSesa
naffet and Chnfnik "a LGnia. Ma # 80 n.
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THE days are getting shorter at Inc
rate Of two minutes day.
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Winter Louisines are heavy silk serges
or basket.wove silks, like those worn
during the summer, but thick enough for
winter costumes, aud in dark plaids Il.
Illuminated by lines of brilliant color. Odd
combinations Of color are shown in these,
such rs brown grounds with mingled
plaids OF blue, scarlet and cream.colored,
or else dark indigo.blne grounds with red
and blue bars. lIandsOmCr than these
are the damask serges Of soft ,plinble
twilled silk in blocks Of two shGdes Of
brown, blue, gray or prune. There also
silk sergcs OF solid color in the stylish
dark shades.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-06-03

SJHERIFF'S SALEM virtue of certified
- copy OF decree to me directed, from the
clerk OF the Superior Court of Marion county,
Indiana, in a cause wherein John V. Storey ct
a.. are plaintiffs and Thomas j. Woodling ct al
are defendants, requiring me TO make the sum
OF five hundred and seventy-nine dollars and
forty-four cents, and two other installments as
provided for in said d. cree, with interest on
sale, TO the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the Goth day of June, AID. 1876
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and A
O'Clock r NJ of said day, at the door OF the Court
House OF Marion county, Indiana, the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven years
OF the following real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered fifteen [l5l and sixteen l6l in
block number ten tlul of George +. Adams's ad-
dition to the city OF indianapolis, in Marion
Dunty, Indiana, being a subdivision OF Part OF
the northeast quarter OF section I've I5l, town
ship fifteen Isl, range la east
Ifsueh rents and profits will not sell for
sufficient sum tc satisfy said decree, Interests
and costs, will, at the same time and place, ex-
nose 10 public sale the zee simple of said real
estate, or so much thereof as may be suffi cient
TO discharge said decree, interests and costs.
Said sale to be made without any relief what
ever from valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISSNER
Sheriff of Marion county.
/ Juae 2, A. ID. 1875.
BIooNER. Atty. for Plaintiff. junes-3i
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CHERIFF-S sALE.-By virtue OF an execu-
- ton to me directed, rom the clerk of the
Superior Court of Marion county, Indiana /
will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder
on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of June, AID. 1875,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A M and O'Clock
p. NJ OF said day, al the door of the Court House
of Marion county, Ind ana the rents and profits
for a term not exceeding seven years, OF the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit:
Beginning la the north line ef the north half
OF the southwest quarter of section thirty-fiye
1851 in township sixteen ll6l, north OF range
three 3, at the foot of the levee of the mill race
ths ncss south rine [9j degrees, east seven ri
chains. Thence south sixteen and ihree-iourths
1851 degrees. west two and fifty hundredths
II $4,000 chains, thence south forty and one half
IA ~ degrees. west three l3 chat MS thence south
eigbty-two and one-han SGD degrees, west
eight and twenty hundredtns IS2-lOOl chains,
20 the center of Fall creek, thence according to
the former survey with the meanderlngs of said
creek TO the north line OF said half quarter Sec
ton at point three l3l chains east of the north
diana.
AID on failure to realize the full amount of
Judgment interest and costs, will, 81 the same
time and place, expose at public sale the fee
simple Of said real estate.
Taken as the property of Joseph Butseh at
the suit of Margarefha Sims.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever FROM valuation or appralsement laws.
ALBERT REISSNER,
Sheriff OF Marion county.
May II, A. ID. 1875.
DYE & HARRIs, Attys. for Plaintiff. msyls-st
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sHER1FF,s SALES.

CBERIFF's sALE-By virtue ola certified
- copy of decree 10 me directed, from the
clerk of the Superior Court, OF Marion
county, Indiana, In a cause where
In Charles K. Coffin is plaintiff, ana Alfred T.
.inksr ct al. are defendants, requiring Hae TO
make the sum of sixty-seven hundred and
ninety dollars and sixty seven cents with inter
est on said decree and cost, will expose al pub
lie sale, TO the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day ofJune, AID. 1875.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock N. of said day, at the door of the Court
House of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and
profits for a term not exceeding seven years, OF
the following real estate, to-wit:
The west half of lot twelve III in square four
teen IA in the city of indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
Ifsueh rents and profits will not sell for sufh-
Client sum to satisfy said decree, interests and
costs, will, at the same time and place, expose
to public sale the fee simple of said real es-
tate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient 70
discharge said decree. interests and costs.
said sale Will be made without any RELIEF
whatever from va uation or appraisement laws
ALBERT REISSNER,
sheriff OF Marion county.
May Is A. ID. 1875.
JACOBS & TERRELL, Attys. for PHI. maybe st
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SHERIFF,S SALES
CHERIFF.ssALE.Rx WHINE o. a cor,

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a certified
- copy OF decree 10 me di -ected from the
clerk OF the Superior Court OF Marion county,
Indiana. in a cause wherein Powell Rowland is
plaintiff and Mary W. Coyner ct al. are Defend
ants, requiring me TO make the sum of twelve
hundred and thirty dollars and ninety six
cents, and one other tnstallment. as provided
Tor In said decree, with interest on said decree
and cost VIII expose at public sale, to the high
est bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of June, A d. 1875.
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A, NJ. and 4
O'Clock p NJ OF said day, at the door of the Court
Rouse OF Marion county, Indiana, the rents and
pronls Tor term not exceeding seven years, OF
the following real estate, to-wit:
lot marked &C" in Powell Howland's subdi-
vision of a part OF the north half of section
number nineteen ll9l, township sixteen [l6l.
north of range four 81 east, according TO plat Of
the same, recorded ia the Office of the records
of Marion county, containing four and ninety
seven hundredthS IA 97-l0jl acres, more or less,
situate In Marion county, Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell for n
sufticient sum to satisfy said decree, interests
and costs, Will, at the same time and place,
expose 70 public sale the fee simple of said real
estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient
10 discharge said decree, interests and costs.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisement laws
ALBERT REISSNER
Sheriff OF Marion county.
Way Is, AID 1875.
WIN. A. LOWE, Atty. for Plaintiff mayl9-St