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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-17

LIGHrNtNG EXPRESS. - The fast
mail train from New York to the
South, begun running on the 18th,
and came through to Louisville via the
Short Line, and arrived at that city
- hours in advance OF any previous
time. So now. the people of Louis.
vile can read the New York daily
papers the day after they are pub
lished.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-17

THF pitiful Governor of Mississip-
pi, one Ames. has applied to the Fed
eral authorities for aid in quelling a
small riot. Shame on you, Mr.. Ames!
Had such thing as you complain of,
occurred in Kentucky, Governor Nc
Creary would have called at once, up
on his gallant militia, and the roll Of
Col. Clark's drum, and the sound Of
his fife, would have quoted all things.
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TIE JefersOnian Democrat, of Lou
isvills was quite premature in announ'
cling the marriage Of the editor Of this
paper last week. We beg to refer
him to the present issue Of the Jour
nal Is proof of the fact.
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CASEY COUNTY NEWS.
yherfIeberrx Peimf.

VIZ, Of old Casey, witness with painful
sclicitude, the spirit exhibited by the peo-
ple Of Lincoln county, the mother 81 many
Of the counties Of this State, in regard to
that, which is Of vital interest to Us all
Education. A week or two since, reading
an able article from Prof. Myers, on the
subject Of establishing a graded school at
Stanford, our hearts beat with anticipaiions
at the fair prospects, but our hopes were
withered, on learning that on the day ap-
pointed to lay the subject before the people,
he was greeted with an empty house. At
time when Louisville, Frankfort, Hender-
son, Cynthiana, and seven or eight other
towns and cities, point with exutan' pride
to their fine public graded schools, Stanford
does not deem the subject worthy Of notice.
II is true, that Lincoln county has num-
Der Of high and select schools, Of which
she might be proud, but it is equally true
that they can only be reached by a favored
few. Graded schools are found to furnish
all the advantages Of tn trough elementa.
ny and higher education; teachers can be
hotter maid all can reap the benef,s and by
wise system Of co-operation. IL can bs
,,o,. che,,er IN all Ru, !, |. M, the w,;,
,s,,. ;n,sn,;on 70 d;.cu.. mi. branch of IN.
subject which has been 40 graphically pre-
.an,.d hv prof Nver.
For so,e ve,r. there In. been , grow;no
.,.n;,;on anon, IN. ,son,s of o,be, conn,
,;o. Tho, the ,,,as m... NJ ,bo.e c,,;m;ns
=. l.. a.. ,n,e.n,.,;,. c;,;,.r. Of ,bs
,J,a ,,,.. r.,;on 81 I;,ool, co,,,x ~ M,
ono,,v ho.,;Is % ror,I,r .d,o,,;or are n,
Ia,., .a,;c,od viii IN. n,o., ,snrsbs,.;bls
,r.,hx IN mi. ,bsre arc tho mos, ;nf.l.
nh. n,oos. c.x ,o,r. .uo . C,n,,.s.-
-, T.a.., I.~,;,.,,. . ia :, g.,
ca o. ,h., ..o..;o. ,ho -, ., a..
ables, educ,,ors in III, state among whom
wore prof Towne Mr. Greh,n u, Rar.
hour and s,.,ford,s own devoted Nver.
.;I.d ~ ,w,lor an ;n,.ros, Rr, csw too.
cher. attended. citizen. Of the town with
.on,e few o.cep,iop. Maid no attention 70
II, Even some town individuals officially
connected with the Common scbool sv.,em
aid not deign 70 honor the Institute with
,he;r angus, nrese,ce Some merbers n, -.
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THERE is Daily Evening paper
published in Louisville nov, at one
cent copy. We have seen but ono
number, and can form no opinion,
therefore, Of its general merits.
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We miss the spicy letters Of "R.
L." from the columns Of the Cincin-
natl Commercial. Wherefore?
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GOING NORTH.

sS-NoIE.-Through passengers can change cars
at Lebanon Junction arriving at Cincinnati June
ton In time 10 connect with short Line trains, ar
irving at Cincinnati at go A. N. Arrive al Lou
isyille In time 10 connect with J. N. I. Il r., o,
q NJ. Ry. and y. \. Mail Line Steamers for all
points North, last, aud West, Passengers going
south via Montgomery or Memphis Lines, leave
Lebanon Junction at 1870 NJ li;20 A. N. and 100
p. NJ Trains leave Louisville daily, except sunday
at g.35 a. m. and run To Richmond without change.
Passengsrscan leave Louisville at 1910 An and over
take this train at Lebanon Junction.
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Louisville 10 Chicago,
ct. LOUIS, NEW YORK
and the principal Eastern Cities.

obssss t % S...yiiis, Cnassssssxs, nsss
pIsts, Atlanta, M0ntgOnerls Mne0o
Mobile, NeW Orleans, IsSksoa willie
Fla, and all other intermediate pointsL
Ticket Once at Depot.
C. r. ATMORE, Gen'l Pass a Text Ag't.
u ,. ASrnosr Ag't stanford, Ky.
i5t-iy
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The Democracy of Ohio are ma
king things red-hot for the Radicals
and other anti-grs enbsck folks.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-17

THE Louisville Jockey Club races
this Fall, has 200 horses entered for
the stakes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-17

are run North, South. East and West both ways
without change, from
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-17

Arrives Al Louisville NJ tS p. IN.
Connecting at Greensboro Junction With y. o. a
n. X. Il. for Owensboro.
R.R.
At Padueah for all points South and South West.
Al Louisville for all points NOrth-East.
d. y. WHITCOMB, supt.
EDWARD p. WILSON, Gen'l FRI A TiektAg'i,
l56-iy Louisville, Ky.
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sssrANFORD. Ky

Friday nsv~s.s. s~psemser ~. 1874.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
T oUIsvILLE,
Paducah & South.W estern
BAIL 10 o AID.
Train leaves Louisville at $50 a. m.
Arrive. Leave.
Grayson Spring.. p. m. i225 p. IN.
Greensboro Junction........... SIS pm. Wis a m.
DUO p W. rU y ~
Padueah. ...... ....... sees. eOo p. m. 400 p.
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CONDENSED TIME JULY 4th. 1875.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24

@Iaube Nnh gerfant.-Gin5rei.
henEer faste IN Or. $aar, Naf CT attts sIan'
ben rirht, mas CT nitt serffte.
Er. %aar ermitherte: Tarn, me!n GER,
wirh Str Glaube Der tIriete fttR son al
len.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24

Eararnb Sskn.-oTatc," rug Ct,
&nabs, Id tEre OFT fasen o eeuten, BAT 4
arm, aber etrtin pGreR.
@arura iast nun nitt aud: Der pber be
ID reid, uber etrfiHf
Stin, ii1, rnsin @Dtr, taS rIrbe tetl
RenfH llruteR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24

Matter unt Sp&ter. - @enR b
rrR tn mstnsna alter bif, faste cine jung
@tttEe ID itrer psrlisttsn Es&ter, 70 To q
tanner nod 3.tt an etnen Rann 30 beaten
Sa, an etnsn ;~peiten, erSiterte BITE ScGts
f9nipptf&.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24

3 mo-
d er.Strta tn Gieselanb, Otic, fabrttas
fcIeenbs @eiGdfts'R ette
Der Renf4 10 wte elm Stiebel,
SIM alter seb'ts ibna lbtL
Sf's Oterleser eff enttret,
Sffs NIT BEN Stiden AUD scrtet."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24

NdtbfeL.
Remit itr Der &ieTnnfn nadGtiBe S&aar,
Die bod In ben eaftsn weben2
galb md6ts buntel, baIb fenRis tlar
Gtekt man fs frsiien unb f4wtbsn.
Gie ferben teut Ia 9trdnenFutt,
Gs f&etnt lore Spur ptrleren,
t1nb werben aus 1brdnsn In S~cnKensIatt
G&pn rarrset nufs 9eue sebpren.
nnb isbe ;pet mdatise S6tne trdst
gerbprSsn i'm faltgen Geranbt.
Bah ltessn fe f&lufenb unb unberest
8alb faufen fe hter bic eanbe.
nnb rem fe erpa&en, BE etne ertebt
Die fur&ttar sepaltise @timme,
ger Der bas 8srs Der G&ua&eu erbebt,
@ie Dor bes 20ren grtmme.
Der anbers sidt iein sepaltises edwert,
Das Baum nnb Stlfsn serfdnatet,
1lnt ne IS treftnb ternteberf6trt,
Sch unt @erntHtuns perbreitet,
eebt tbr Der 3tsfnnsa wanenbe e&aarE
Gie brct'a NIT ~sefpenltssn 9dnben.
Gus btnen fe Rcrt. Bah G&rsd unb @efakr,
4alb ttntmlif4en Sesea ftnbsn.
amE5imxa bes RatbieIs ID DC. 38S
Die 3atar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-23
c,,,,,o,.Acu,,ycu,i,ntIon.

Col. G.. f. Naring, Jr., writes IN the
October atlantic ~ follows:
The best practical statement / have
mo, about ventilation WAS contained in
the remark of mining engineer IN
Prnn,y wanna AR Is like rope; YOU
can null II better than YOU can push it Pc
All mechanical appliances for pushing
air into room or "a house are dISappuiut-
inr. What We reed To do is to pull ont
the yiuated air already in the room; the
fresh supply will take care of itself IT
means for lis admission are provided.
IL has been usual To withdraw the air
through openings near the ceiling, that
is to carry oil tho warmer and therefore
lighter portions, leaving the colder strata
n, tho bottom of the room, with their
Gradual accumulation of cooled carhonIc
acid undiSturbrd Much the better plan
would be 10 draw this lower air out from
q point near the loor, allowing the upper
and warmer portions to descend and take
its place.
An open fire. with large chimney throat
is the best ventilator for any room; the
one half or two-thirdS OF the heat carried
ND the chimney is the price paid for i'm
munity from disease; and large though
This seems from ITS daily draft on the
wood pile or the coal bin, it Is tritlrg
when compared with doctors bills and
with the loss Of strength and efficiency
that invariably result from living in IN
ventilated apartments.
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From the Y!cksburg Herald
One dav last month when trade was
dull. Yickshurg grocery clerk procured
piece Of sole leather from shoemaker,
painted I black, and laid Il aside for
future use. In a few days an old chap
from buck in the country came in and m
quired tor plug OF chewing tobacco.
The piece of sole leather was tied up,
paid for. and the purchaser started Tor
nome Atthc end OF the sixth day ne
returned. looking downcas, and detected,
and walking into the store he inquired
of the clerk:
Member tina. tcrJacAcr / got here
the other day
"Yrs.'
"Well, WAS that new brand?'
"No-samu Old brand.
Regular plug terbaker, WAS at?
"Ye,.
"Well, then its me; its right here in
my jaws, sadly replied the old man. Il
kuowci vas gittm purity old, but was
al!us handy ON b.liu' plug. | never seed
a plug aiorc this one that couldn I tear
t. p.-ces al ono cha =. sot my
teeth on to this one, aud bit and Ph.!ed
and twisted like dog Ut root, ana We
kept biting and pulling for SIX days ana
thar she au now, tho same as the oay yo"
sold her 10 me.
"Serms 10 be good plug remarked
the clerk, II, he smclIcd OF the counter
felt -. =,
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RELIABLE EYFNENCE.

ME. II. Il. STEVENS: Dear Sir-l Will
most chrcrfully add my testimony 10 the
great number you have already received
in favor OF your great and good medicine,
Nrsriiur, Tor do not think enough can
hr said In its praise, for was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful disease,
Cutnrrh, aud had such bad cOu hing spells
That il e, Ould seem a. though could never
breathe any more, and Nv2,utiur has cured
me: and do feel To thank God all the
time HAT there j. 80 good q medicine .IS
Nr"rtiur. and ais" think II ono of the
best medicines Tor coughs and weak sink
lng feelings at the stomach, and advise
every body To taAc the Nrgcriuc. for can
assure them IL i one of the best medicines
that ever was. MRS. l.. GORE,
Corner Magazine and WalaUl SITS, Cam
bridge, Massachusetts,.
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DYSPEPSIA.

SYNPruMS-Mu OF appetite, rising of
food and wind from the stomach. nciiilN
O: the stomach, heartburn, d:yurNS and
NHilruc>> OF the tongue ia the morning,
sense OF dIstcnSlun in the stomach and
bowels, sometimes IImb.luS AMI PAIN
r,NI.,,ncs~, which is occasionally inter
ruplcd by dIjrrnut; prIene>S al the urine
The mouth i ciaumy, 81 has SuuruI mt
ter taste. Otuyr frequent symptoms are
watcybrH~h. pIlpiUttiou of the heart, hrtd-
ache. and disorders OF the SENSES, a. seeing
double, etc. Therr is general debility,
.ausuOr and aversion To motion: detection
pt the spirits, disturbed sleep, and flight
iul Dreams.
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FOR SALE.
BELLAIRE PROPERTY FOR SALE

4 VERY FINE AND WELL FINISHED
~ INO->tury Frame Dwelling Hons,
and good Store Room, with Cellar, all IN.
der same roof. Also, "a good Two s'Cr,
warehouse. ON same lot. said dwr..l..y
nous" contains nine good rooms, " .r'-
water mp stairs aud down, with two iron.
entrances separate from store room and a..
different streets; i well calculated tor r,s.
families. said property will be- sold a..
bargain. on easy terms. Big inducrmrr..
offered to a cash buyer. If said proye..,
- not sold on or before the Ist day oftr..
hrT, $50, viii be sold at pubilcsalc Ug',....
~, lN7j, between one ana three O'Clock. b.
'front.' OF SAID property, 10 the highest a..
best bidder.
For iurther particulars, inquire by Lett.
or ct j. y. WAIMAN, on the prcuu,.,
No. -y or llyl, corner Pike and Mcn,,,.
streets. South BrliIIrc, Ohio; Of, J. J..
WAGMAN, Mouudsv.lIc, W. Va.
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What | Know About vegetine.
Snl-rn Rn.rnS. NlnY Q. $50.

SoUTu RoSToE, May 9, 1870.
X. II. STEVENS. Esq: Dear Sir i had con-
siderable experience with the Ncgctiu".
FordySpy psit, general debility aud impure
blood, the Nc.ciIue - superior 10 any
thing which / haV" ever used. COM
moncrd taking Nogcliuc abOui the middle
OF last winter. and, after u>IL@ "a few bot
Tics, 1t entirely cured me of dyspepsia, and
my b God never was in 81 good condition
tS al the present time. /, VIII Iffprd me
pleasure To give any further particulars
rrltfi,.. 10 what know about tins good
medicine to any one VINO will call or ad.
dress me at nay I .N!irucv, $50 Athens 81.
Very respectfully,
MONDE PARKER,
SSi Athens str, 1T. =
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TOR - ALE.

OFFER MY HOUSE, WITH SINEN
acres 81 ground, slaughter huu>,. u..
chlurTy. &c, Tor sale, tuquIi business. l..,
is known as the Herman Hess prup.H..
on Woods run, adjoining the old uN.
county IOOr House property, 81 uiHr
from Wheeling, | viii sell al TriNut, >...
on very reasonable terms. For particulars
enquire on the prcmIS =.
sruIOrtg PETER NOII.
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GOOD EVIDENCE.
CINCINNArI. Nov. %. Is

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20, 1872.
MIR. II. Il. STEVENS: Dear Sir-Thc two
bottles of Nc.ctIuc furnished me by your
agent, my Wit" has used with great hvnrNi.
For "A long time She has been troubled
with diZIip,.~~ ana cO>tiVuur>>; these
troubles are npw entirely removed by Tie
use of NCgctinc.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia
and general debility, and has been greatly
benefited. THOMAS GILMORE,
30 d, Walnut street.
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"r,IE,uARnoxlors DEMOCRACY"


uuI- to cruz agents and 10 subscribers.
"THEIARMONICT DEuOCRACT."
The hard money position taken by the
Democrats OF New York, has been L
source of considerable comment on the
part Of the Radical press, and indeed has
caused them to try and be exceedingly
farctious qvcr the harmonious Dcmocra-
cy' of New York and Ohio. Their la
bored attempts at Wit, however, have
fallen very fatty upon the public ear
which is fortunate circumstance for
these would-bc humorists, n had Their"
been point enough in 1t to have attracted
attention, the result would have Only been
either disgust excited towards the funny
men. or at least the laugh turned against
themselves.
But tins seeming inconsistency on the
financial question i, after all,
the thing Of all others the
Radicals dread mos,, for its effect
will be eventually, 10 harmonic the par
tv. on 4 broad conservative basis, which
will be characterized by wisdom, and will
demand and receive the support Of the
people. A basis which the Radicals
.. L
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All Diseases Of the Blood.

II Vrgctinr will relieve pain, cleanse,
purify and cure such diseases, restoring
the patient to perfect health after trying
different physicians, many remedies, Nui-
ring Tor years, Is II moi cunciuNlv" proof, II
YOU are a sufferer, you can Dv cured: Why
IS this medicine performing such great
cures? II works in the blood, in the rirCu-
iutIug iluId II can truly bc called tn"
Grrut Il .ri It,rih"r. The great source OF
disease originates in the blood: aud no
medicine that does not act directly upon
1t. to purity and rrcuyatr, has amy just
claim upon public attention.
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SATURDAY.. Sentember ID. 1875.

Al the front door at the Court HuY,su'
ONO county, West Virginia, ,nmu,a..u.
M 10 o'clock \. VI, sell Ia the highest aui
nest bidder, the following described I'.
estate, Ia Wit:
The south half OF lot numbered Ninety
uy, 800, situate IN that part 81 lU'r.'N
Wheeling, West Virginia, which ~ .t
out as an addition To tie town "' $4,000.
Wheeling now the Eighth ward 90 $3.50
city OF Wheeling 10y MuS"~ ". iHr, DO.
James =. F-r>yth, Marcus " .~Hu a..
others, with the Improvements thereon.
and the appurtcuaHcr> lHr..Iu'" h'."...
ing.
TERMS OF SALE Ouc-hulf cash. '.r
| balance ina TWO equal miscellaneous. ~
/ and twelve months from day ~ >'u'. "'..
| interest from date, with security o. h.H..
/ proved by the Trustee.
tn" tiilr is believed 90 boz perfect. ..
selling n~ trustee. Will convey nm.E >...
tile a. - vested iu me bv said d-'.i n' 'r.,..
JOSIAH J.. trDEGRAFF. l.u.....
JOUS ". MITCHELL, Auc'Ipu,,I
TAYLOR & BARE, Attorneys. ST..
The above sal" Is adjourned O..
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CnAEl.EsrnwN. Mass.

CuAELESTowN. VI ASS, Marcn 70, lSta.
II. Il. STEVENS This is Ia certify that |
have used Your blood Preparation
tNcgctiur,I in my family tor several years.
and think that, Tor >crOiuiI or CIutCrouS
NumOrS or Rheumatic affections, IL cam
not uc cN,v.lri: ana aS 4 blood purifier
und spring medicine IL Is the best thing
ever used; and have used almost every
thing. can chccriully recommend il TO
any one I'm urci oi such a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. \. \. pINSNOEF.
~ Russell street.
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER -. ls7a,
Democratic Nomination.
r,,C wEskLY KI.GIs,rGR

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent Ia any adj
dress one year Tor S2.". Valuable premi-
uul4 to ciuu agents and To subscribers.
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THE fees to be paid Carl Schurz, for
his services in ONO. are stated by the
Cincinnati Epg,drer, to be $4,000. We
thought Carl wanted more money ana
now Il seems he wants ii turned to gold.
The bond holders, Of courN", furnish the
shiDs
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I,TtTE or WEST VIRGINIA, NUM-.
- OPAL. Court nf Mheeling.
7 NJ III mn I'Ii N.Y. " Nv HN'Nni W.
".
Margaretha Mas. Administrative, and
others.
CgTANCEpN

IN CIIANCEEY.
BY decree of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling. entered in tn above entitled
cause on the sun day OF August, 1873, SAID
cause WAS Tvirrr"! 10 the Undersigned.
commissioner OF said court, To take, state
and report
l>t. An account OF the liens upon the
real estate IN the bill in said cause men
toned ami described, with the amounts
and priuritic> ot such liens.
"a. An account OF the administration OF
the said Margurvtha Mas. OF the estate OF
David Mua> deceased; and SAID Admins
tratriN Is required Toy said d. cree To render
such accounts 10 the commissioner. and
settle the same before him.
3rd. To examine into and report any
other matter when The Commissioner
may deem pertinent, or which may he re-
uuircd 10y any OF the parties III interest.
THE Undersigned, Commissioner OF said
Court, hereby gives notice that on NcduCS
day, october 18Th. lS75. ut his Office, No. lli1
Chaplne street, Wheeling. W. Va, he will
proceed 10 make up Il report upon the mat
irr> and account, ~ required 10y said de-
cree. IL. u. BAkk,
Comm SSiOnpr.
Jordan. ami caldwell 4 Caldwell, solicit
tors. >cplluaw-i
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1879

At the front door of the Court Huu>, ..
said OhiOcnuniy. commencing AZ I0o'd .a
4. VI. sell 20 the highest and best bidder.
the GLOWING described real estate, town.
All their right and tItle 10 ami iutrg,>, u
lot numb red nIurty-thrcc ,yn, SIjut,, 600
the east side OF Market street, In tina, ,sr
Of the city OF Wheeling, West Virginia.
known ~ the Old Town OF Whrr..u- o.,
laid out by Ebrnezrr Zane, together 49,.
al. ana singular hr appurirnancr> 5000.
hrrrd itument> thrrrunto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-Ouc-third caSr. fU.
balance In nine and eighteen months Poe
SprcliVrIy, with interest from day ul>l.,.
the. purchaser To- execute his two say,...
bonds tor said deferred payments, Nj.
security 10 be- approved by this Trustee,
The title j. believed Ia be- perfect. hul
selling ~ trustee will convey uuIy.>.,fI
titlc as IS vested in me hy Said decd COZ
trust. JOSIAH +. UrDIGENFF.
Trustee
J. W. MITCHELL, Auctluucur.
Tuylur & Barr ATTORNEYS. hU.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Centennial Singers.
copARTNE RsHiP.

n,ItE -t,BsCRIBER WOULD RESipEES or,
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STATE AL ~ T.

AuatIouc,r and Real Estate Agent,
Market street. Wheeling.
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nection with the matter. Among these was
the following, made by one of the best-known
men on the Pacific coast: A contest having
arisen over valuable Mexican grant in Cal
ifornia, John Delano was directed to 90 in
person and look into the matter. A disuatch
from the Secretary directed the party claim
ing the title to consult with his son npon
the question. The result of this was that one
OF the parties to the contest was obliged TO
pay John Delano $4,000 in cash, and two or
three thousand shares Of quicksilver stock in
mine found on the tract. These are points
of one charge made. Another is that certain
parties here, after long delay in an attempt to
procure action from the Secretary's office,
which would insure the issuing of patents to
large tract of land, were finally referred to
John, who, after representing great press of
business and many difficulties In the way of
obtaining these patents, ended by offering to
put them through at once if six sections
could be patented to himself. These are but
specimens of number of the same general
character.