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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-21
.u1RusTEE's SALE.

'hUSihhS SALE
BY virtue Of DEED Of Trust made by Isaac
Smith and Eliza, his wife, TO me hS Trustee, dated
November 23th 1874, and recorded In the office Of
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, W.
Va, In Deed Of Trust Book No. I, page 633, will
sell qt the front door Of the Court lOuSc Of said
county on
"WEDNESDAY, August 2Sth, 1873,
Commencing al 10 o'clock A. w., the following de-
sctibed real estate, that Is 10 say:
Part Of lot numbered tweniy-thrcc (20 on the
south side Of Nineteenth (Old Lindsay street, In
that part Of the city Of Wheeling called East Wheel
ing, said part lot being described As follows: Be
ginning on Nineteenth street Al a point twenty
seven feet hG Inches from the northwest corner ii
said lot No. % thence along the south line Of aid
Nineteenth street twenty-five feet, running back al
right angles 10 Nineteenth street an even width Of
twenty-five feet, depth Of slxth.hTo feet.
Trims o. BALE-One-hali the purchase money
In cash on day Of sale, the lalAnCe In SIX months;
the title to be retained until The purchase money Is
wM. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
JoIfS W. MfTCilELL, Auctionecr. jy2O
The above sleisN dlOurned until WEDNESDAY,
September I'D, 1875, al 10 O'clock AM
iu26-W VIM H. CALDWELL, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-21

NRuSTEEs SALE.

Nv virtue Of two several deeds Of trust made by
Charles Piadrnbaeh and lannc his wife, To the uh,
deralsnel Trustee, the hnt dated the l2lh day OF
september, ls7!, aud duly nn9rded IN The CLERK
ottcs Of the County Court Of Ohio county 10 Deed
Of Trust BOX No ), page 50, and the seeUnd Of sid
e,zls Of trust bears date the 9th day Of November
lsi2, and Is rrcOrle,l Ia the Clerks ofhcr d the
County Court Oi slil Ohio county Ia Deed u Trust
Book 80. 5, page 10, Twill on
WEDNESDAY, the ?Oth Jay Of Ostoler, I,5',
Bsyinniug a, 10 O'Clock 4. n. Of sid day, at the
fTpnt In,T Of the Court Housc IL Ohio county Uirf
Al Public auction all the following described real
estate, with the bushes, hDusr and other Improve
lnepls urun the samc, that Is To 1y all that part
or portion u lot numbered iOTiy-scNcn ga, situate
On The corner south Of Twenty street tor
mrTly called Third street, and west Of Main street
Ia the addition 10 the sid city Ol htcns laid OUT
by EDfi and ChaplnC, bounded aud described a,
kliuEs, ris: Hginning NJ ihr south west corner Ol
Min and Tventy.sgcund streets, thence on the
line Of Main stftst south twenty-five ~ foti
thence Us.l and paralCl with the north line u aid
lDl Sn n 10 the rear VI west bOundcTy line Of lid
lot; thence with said last named line 10 the north
vet corner Of said Dot; thencp along the north
BOUNDARY line Oi siii W to the leyiuning.
TERMS or SALE-Oue-thinl Of the purchase mon
ey IN cash, and theresiluein two equal insalmtni'
al six aud twelve months respectively from tue day
Of sale, the purchaser TO give bis nUles with az
proved security for the deferred installmcnls and
10 brAT Interest from the day OF sale until payment
aud the title ia=ihe property TO IL retained until
the purchase money Is fully paid.
JAMES u ROGERS. Trustee
joins W. MITCHELL AuciionecT sis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-21

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Ia the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West VII.
ginia.
=, Smith b. and wife In cn,nss,y.
A. Rilsley, E&tr.dd
Notice Is hereby given that shall at my Office,
No. liil Chhpllne street, Wheeling, W. Va, on
MONDAY, the nth day Of October, 1875,
Proceed 10 take and state the account required to
De taken by the decree made and entered In the
above entitled cause on the 18th day Of July, 1879
I am required by the said decree 10 audit retake
and settle the account Of the aid Absalom Rldgely
Rs executor Of the last will and testament Of bis
father, AbsalOn Rldgely, decd, and report what
balance IL In the hands Of lhe sad executor coming
to the esntees under the will Of the aid AbSaohi
Rldsely, deed, and In what PROPORTIONS, and TO
whom.
And In taking the account, the said account E1-
hiMt A shall I've taken as true and correct except In
~ far as the same Is specifically surrhaFged by the
said bill.
Twill also report any other matters may deem
PERTINENT or that may lie required by either party.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Com'f Ohio County Circuit Court, W. Va.
wnEELiSG, W. Va, Sept 10, 1915. sei7-Th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-21

GREAT bargains in cOlored shoes at
l.. V. BJoND's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

% % World s'"A
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

NDER NINE = e
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
N, with joint Capital of 100000 Do11aras


KEARS, 25 CENTS
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
100 TEREoRMERs zN TEE RING

The only E,rzibition that has Purchasing
.AGents IN London, Paris 0nd africa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
Colossal Hippodrome;
Reliable and First-cass in every Particular.


Age Yourselves then Judg
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

THE GREAT U.HR ELJIIIIHh1: "S4L.ADIN'
Ii, Extraordinary Performing Elephant QUEEN ANNE"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

GREAT INTERNATIoNA|

Exhibitions for Fpur Aes of Tents Fetes Me,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
IT'S goUM!EaEss!EE' !s!g CAM NOT BE E0UMD.
The Colossal Show Of the Universe

The Old New Worlds unite their Capital and Experience Two
Continents Conoined for Instructive Million
Wonders on Wheels The Creators Cosmic Marvels
brought to your door.
Five Times Many Geological woza6lers1
many Artificial Cm1oe, Five Times
Rare Birds Beasts Five Times Equesrns Five Times
Five Times Men and Horses Five Times
many Athletes Five Times Lady Performers Five
Times the Cost, Five Times the Magnfcence Five -
Times Seating Capacity possessed by other Travelling Show
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

other Exhibition on this Continent Il
Lgias a.raiie, River srse, and Slac. ahlnsesros,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

AL rz=z WORLD IN eoNTR13uT1ow
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
Great Moral Show OF the Age, Containing
DERFUL and REMARKABLE I
THE BEAU IDEAL OF ATTRg AlyTIOM
AND ACME OF AREMIC ACHIMVHHG HnqEEs
BRILLIANT, GORGEOUS, IMPOSING and

Great Phenomena Of Equestrian art
Conjoned Confederation with the Leading Artists Of
the Gymnastic Ring.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
TEN LADY PERFORMERS! FOUR FEMALE GYMNAsTs!
S25. 900 4SEvKw 0czavE SEK:aM RzaNo

expense and for the special qualification Of
management have secured for this Department. gra
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
COLOSSAL COLLECTION Of CURIOUS ANIMALS

From Wilderness, Plain and Jungle.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12
Stat. New..

The license ticket was successful in
the late city election at Manchester.
An enterprise is on foot at Manches-
ter to inauguratc the business of canning
vegetables, &c, for eastern demand.
: The Parsons College has again been
located at Fairfield Due notice will be
given of the next location.
MIR. Theodore Marks, of Hopkinton,
who has kept Il record of the weather for
long series of years, pronounces the past
winter the severest in thirty four years
A local correspondent of the Mitchell
County Ne~s says, II shall commence
with the saloon business and end with
stealing wood" That man has Il tolcra-
bly, correct idea of the tendencies of the
saloon business.
Hon. Elijah Odell, of McGregor, one
OF the oldest members of the CLAYTON
county bar and much respected citizen,
VA>Ne VI. thS ~ptu N't-, aIttT IN Illness
of some weeks.
The Storm Lake Pilot of the Gath
inst. says that Norwegian living at Alta,
in that county 1.-THE day before started from
Storm Lake for home along the railroad
track, and in attempting 10 avoid deep
cut got into snow drift, only few rods
from house, and persisted.
The New Hampton Confer SAYS
George }. Brown, has been taken to the
Chickasaw county poor house Ten years
ago he could "drink or let it alone. lust
as he pleased" as the boys proudly say.
To-day, u handless, footless cripple, and
an object of public charity. Young man!
do you see the lesson.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12
REFEREES, SALE.

ELIZABETH sHEEErs, Ct al. CIRCUIT CouET.
Buchanan Co. Iowa
ADAM SHEEETs. ct al. NOTICE.
VNIIE undersigned referees in the case OF parti
i ton now pending in the Circuit Court Of Blu
chanan county. Iowa wherein Elizabeth Sherets
ct al are Plaintiffs, and Adam Sherets. ct al. ar,
Defendants. by virtue OF an order made by sale
Court at the November term. 1874. will offer fo
sale. at the Office Of A. Crooks, Justice OF tn.
Peace. in the village Of Quasqueton. Buchanan
county Iowa. on the 9th day Of March. 1875, com
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following describ
ed property, to wit:
Southwest Il OF southeast q Of southwest a
Section II, township 81. range s. 10 acres.
Northwest a OF southeast 4 OF southwest 4
Section II, township 81. range 8. 10 acres.
East u southeast a Of southeast a OF southwest
a Section II, township 81 range 8. acres.
West q Of southeast Il Of southeast Il OF south
west a Section II, township 81. range &. acies.
East y Of northeast a Of southeast 4 Of south
west 4 Section II. township 81, range 8. acres.
West a Of northeast Il OF southeast Il Of south
west 4 Section II. township 81. range s. 5 acres.
Northeast Il Of southeast "A Of section 10 town
ship 81. rang" 8. 40 acres.
East !. of southwest 4 Of southeast 4 OF south
east a Section Is. township ~. range s. acres.
Also two acres in southeast Il of southeast :;
Section "a, township SO. range 8, with house ant
improvements on same.
Lots seven and eight. in block six. in the vii
lage Of Quasqueton. with house.
Terms OF sale: One fourth or more cash, balance
in one two and three years. with interest annually
at ten per cent. And in case OF the sale Of timbe
land. security will be required for deferred pay
ments other than the land.
Other land and lots, security will lie taken on tn,
property for the deferred payments.
~ = sI blair; Referees.
GEO GINTHER
Quasqueton Feb 20th. 1875.
Lake j. Harmon. Att'ys for Plfs. 4w31
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12

PRoF. LEONARD, Of Iowa City,
writes to the Des Moines Registe,
that he has in fact obtained frag-
ment of the meteor of the 18th, that
fell in Iowa county, near the town of
weighing seven pounds
and six ounces. He says, it ''tcll in
a pasture field, striking upon the hard
frozen ground, making slight linden
ton, and bounded over thirty feet in
a northeastern direction, and settled
upon the snow, apparently melting it
slightly" And further: lit has un-
mistakable marks Of it's celestial
origin, visible on its surface and its
internal structure. Had it been found
in u quarry, amongst thousands of
terrestrial rock of the nearest allied
species, there would have been no
difficulty in determining its cosmic
character" In conclusion Prof.
Leonard says: Gas soon as l obtain
sufficiently precise data l will give
the results of such calculations as
they will enable us to make in refer
cnce to the path pursued by the aero
lite"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12
The DEBORAH Republican thus al
ludes to an incident Of the recent

The DEBORAH Republican thus al
ludes to an incident Of the recent
municipal election Of that place:
"Sport is made of Mrs. II. c. Reed, who
on Monday last, offered her vote at the
4th ward polls OF course it was refused.
We are not converted to female suffrage;
but if anything ever does make us consent
it will be the injustice of denying widow
the head of family of growing boys
voice in matters where questions are in
issue that may mean ruin and degradation
to members of her family. The laws may
not make it feasible to grant these rights
but they do exist; and public expression
of their existence is not a thing to make
fun Of"
The Republican will be compelled
by the logic of its position to demand
for all women what it now comedies
to be the right of a widow with grow
ing boys. Other women have an in
tcrest in the boys-what woman or
man has not?-and a powerful mo-
tive for protecting them from ruin
and degradation. Committed thus
far, when the issue of woman SUI.
frage comes before the people of
Iowa in practical shape, we expect
to see the Republican, as in the past,
doing valient service in the cause of
justice and equal rights.
1t has come to be conceded that in
all the reforms intended to restrain
evil, preserve society, conserve good
government and protect the rising
generation from decentralization, the
help of woman is not only necessary
but indispensable; and the conviction
is steadily gaining ground, that to
make her help effectual, she must
have possession of all the weapons
which men consider essential in the
war against wrong. When confront
ed with abuses and evil influences,
threatening the moral, intellectual
and physical well-being of those she
loves, and willing to combat them,
woman finds that she is practically
helpless under the present order OF
things, and this fact IS doing more to
convince her, and all who sympathize
with her, of the necessity for woman
suffrage, than all other causes COM
bined. In this shape, the reform as
sumes practical aspect, and the
most casual observer cannot fail to
see that n rapid change is going on
in public sentiment. Prejudices are
giving way to reason; the era of ridi-
Guile is past, and the subject is more
and more considered on its merits
alone. If there be papers that yet
assail the proposition that women
should vote, they are the panders
anda biologists for the abuses menaced
by the ballot in woman's hands.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12
Very respectfully yours,
~ MCCARTHY

Was the Bulletin ever known TO apollo
gize for anything? We rather guess not
Last fall it published scurrlous stuff con-
more slangy and abusive matter con-
corning the late James NJ. Weart. Its
filings at Mr.. Weart were lower but of
course not so caustic as the Sun article on
Mr. Donnan.-C
The above may require brief no.
tice. We do not propose to follow
the example of the Conservative in
dragging dead men from their graves.
We will only say that no allusion by
the BULLETIN to our late fellow citi-
zen, Mr.. Weart, ever went farther
than to question his ability to fill II
certain office. His private worth and
his characteristics as Il good citizen
and a gentleman, We're alwayf freely
testified to. But about Mr.. Aims
worth. The ''scurrillous stuff" re-
ferred t. above was certain statements
of fact concerning that gentleman's
unfortunate habits of dissipation
The BULLETIN published these facts
AS much as anything else, to justify
itself for some Of the points it had
made against Mr.. Ainsworth in the
campaign, and not on account of any
p rsonal hostility to him, none such
existing. When they came out, Mr..
Ainsworth's home organ, the Du-
buque Herald and our neighbor
across the way fell on the BULLETIN
with savage fury, pronouncing its
statements false, calling upon it to
retract, and admonishing it not to ut
ter such ISLANDERS" in the future. To
their concerted assault the BULLETIN
responded by the production of tie
proofs OF its former statements. 1t
gave a circumstantial account of the
transaction, and cited the name of its
informant. citizen of Fayette coun-
ty, of good standing and character,
whose veracity could not be ques-
toned, and who was personally
known to the facts. We call attcn-
ton to the significant fact that since
this evidence was produced, not one
Of the newspaper defenders Of Mr..
AinsacortA haze uttered a acord IN
rejoinaer or renewal of the charge OF
SANDER against the BULLETIN, until
the above in. the Conservative this
week, though over three months have
elapsed. Our readers will readily
guess why they have not done So
The reason is that our original state
ment was truth and not SANDER.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12
The Now Gold Fields.

All the reports received from the
Black Hills seem to confirm the first
statements, that gold is found in pay
ing quantities. The excitement is
on the increase, and there will un-
doubtedly be large emigration of
wealth seekers to that region in the
spring, unless the government shall
interpose to prevent, as it is rumored
it is preparing to do. The following
dispatches are clipped from the Inter-
Deem of Tuesday:
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, March s.
b. 3. Logan, who left this city last
fall with a party FROM Sioux City for
the Black Hills, haswrittcn two let
tiers to his wife describing the jour
ney and detailing the dangers in the
cndeavors to evadc the troops and
Indians. The letter dated Feb. Z,
says they reached Custer Park Dec.
"a, after 4 journey of seventy-nine
days. The weather had not been ex-
IRENE, and they had food sufficient to
supply them until the middle of April.
He says it is q fine country, and
thinks when settled that it will be all
Cus'ar's official report represented.
He speaks of washing out some gold
one afternoon with rocker, which
produced 81, and adds that in the
spring, with sluice, it ought to pan
out $40 to SIS. He has seen indica-
tons of silver. He seems careful in
his statcr ents and anxious not to
create undue excitement. Their loca-
ton is ten miles from the plains
southeast of Harney's Peak.
BLACK HILLS MINING COMPANY.
Special Telegram to the Inter Ocean
LACROSSE, Wis, March 8.
A stock company is being formed
at this place to go to the Black Hills.
The officers and directors have been
elected, and the subscriptions will be
open at an early day The officers
comprise some OF our best citizens,
and the company will undoubtedly
be strong one.
LETTER from GORDON.
The following letter has been re-
ceived by a resident Of this city, in
regard to the Black Hills gold fields:
DENVER, Col, March 8, 1878.
WILLIAM BLACK, ESQ. = Dear Sir
Yours of 1st received. We found gold in
paying quantities. Twill leave here April
1. with IN expedition. The government
troops may cause me to change my plans,
but cannot keep me out of that country,
and there will be a large emigration there
this spring. find it impossible to an.
swer all letters in DETAIL so am prcpar-
ing circulars giving the desired informa-
ton, and will send you some.
JOHN GORDAx.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12

Having purchased a large stock of Teas,
Sugars, Coflecs, &c, am now prepared
OF sell for cash lower than any house west
OF Chicago. Call and examine my goods,
warranted as represented or money refund
ed. My prices are as follower
Japan Tea, per H., 6octs and Scots
best do 9Octs
Young Tyson, 90, go, 80, 1 90, 1 10
Gunpowdcr, 80, 80, 80, 90
Oolong. 8Octs and 9Octs
Rio Coffee, 81, 81, and lbs for 81 90
Old Government Java, 3lbs
"A Sugar, Sfbs :"
sc" Sugar, Obs
Brown do, ~, 10 and 1 1 lbs
Salt, No. |, warranted, per Dbl $3.50
/ have also on hand a large stock of
canned goods, that purchased very low
and shall give my customers the benefit
Having made arrangements with some
of the best butter makers in the county,
shall always be able to fill all order for
No. butter, at the lowest market price.
Eggs. and all kinds of country pro-
duce kept constantly On hand.
Remember the place, Leytzcs New
Block, one door cast of the New Bank.
Goods delivered free to ali parts of the
city. w. J. CUMMINGS.
n. B.-llaving been appointed agent
for one of the largest Oyster Houses in
Baltimore, ! am prepared TO furnish them
by the pint, quart and gallon, also by the
can, for 30, 40 and 80 cents.
w. J. CUMMINGS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12

THE election Of State officers and
Congressman occurred in New Hamp-
shire on Tuesday, and resulted in .
complete overturning Of the Demo-
cratic success Of last year. The Re-
publicans secure the Governor, two
ont Of three Congressman, and the
Legislature. The Republican gain
on Governor since last year is 300.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12

THE Democratic press is whining
about the Republicans trying to crush
outthe South. The best commentary
on the magnanimous treatment Of
the South by the Republican party,
Is the fact that over thirty unhanged
rebel generals, who did their best to
destroy our Union, arc elected to the
next Congress, and will have the
privilege of helping to make laws
for the loyal North as well as the dis
loyal South. John Mitchell, after
twenty-seven years had passed since
he undertook to war against the Brit
ish Government, is not permitted TO
occupy the seat he was elected to in
the House of Commons. This COM
,,arison shows the magnanlmity ofthc
Republican party most co,clusiyely.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12
ification of that gentleman.

THE illustrious painter and sculp-
tor, Michael Angelo, at his death left
a sealed packet, containing auto.
graph letters and papers of a literary
character, with the injunction that it
should not be opened until the four
hundredth anniversary of his birth.
This period elapsed last Saturday,
March 9th, a..d probably the myster-
ious packet was opened at Florence,
Italy, on that day. The whole litera-
ry and artistic world are on the tip
toe of expectancy with regard to its
contents, anticipating that it may fur
nish matter of the deepest interest
with regard to the great artist and
the times in which he lived.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12

THE President has nominated as
Minister to Turkey, Hon. Horace
Maynard, of Tennessee. This is the
mission that the Democratic papers
have persistently maintained was to
be given to Hon. w. G. Donnan, ac-
companying the statement with char
acteristic and reckless slang and vii
LITIGATION of that gentleman.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12

The following announcement from
Sam Evans, Of the Ottumwa Demo-
cras, indicates that the transparent
disguise Of the old party adopted last
year, is to be discarded and that the
Democracy are to sail under their
own colors in the next campaign
There is nothing said about "union
of all the elements of opposition to
the Republicans" this year, unless the
coalition take the name and adopt
the principles of the Democr.t ic
party:
"a Democratic State Convention will
be held at Des Moines, about the 18th of
July. The call will be issued by the
County Central Committees, and signed
by prominent Democrats throughout the
State We desire to publish this an
nouncement in advance, to let Democrats
know that there will be straight Demo.
cratic ticket in the field. There is no
cause for Encouragement! EyNything is
working well wherever the old banner is
raised! Our 'fog-horns' will be sounded
in Iowa"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12

The indications are that more than
1000 men will be assembled at Sioux
City, for the purpose Of joining Cor
don's expedition to the Black Hills,
which, starts April Let.