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PROCEEDINGS of the Boston Tachy-
graphic Society: Judge Burnham pro-
posed to drop "a from head etc, and
ugh from though, etc., in writing to
our friends, and thus finally let the worse
forms disappear, as have 'u' from la
bOur and X from 'almanack.' Millions
of minutes and money are lost through
the want of simple adherence to the pho
netic rule. Let each letter have only one
sound, and each sound one letter. As to
the long hand evil, he said that there are
IN the United States more than half mil
lion OF professional penmen. Now rapid
penman can write thirty words in min
ute. 10 do this he must draw his pen
through one rod. In five and one-half
hours his pen travels one mile. Averaging
sixteen curves to one word, at thirty words
per minute. one makes in day OF only
nve hours l44,OO0 strokes. and in a year of
three hundred days, 43,20O,000. If each
writer traces a mark three hundred miles
long in year, five hundred and fifty thou
sand writers trace l65 00O,O00 miles. And
as to the strokes, 1920, ,00Ox550, ,O00-23,- =
T6O ,OOG.0OO,0O0. And all this without reck-
0nlng the great mass of people, say 3d.
OOO,OOO, in the United States, who in the
aggregate write another equally large
total
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

The sale of autographs which took place
in London on March IL amounted to eI.-
275, although it included only 2ll lots.
The most remarkable were: Addison.
e24; Duke of Buckingham. ell los. F.:
Lord Byron, ell; Robert Burns, eco:
Catharine of Aragon, e43; Charles III. of
England, Sc; Lord Chesterfield. e5: W.
Cowper, the poet, e5 12s 3d.: Thomas
Cromwell. IS S.; Queen Elizabeth. sS2 T;
another, els l5s.; Sir John Falstolf. e5 Is.
I'd: Henry Fielding e6 6s.; Garrick, one,
e5 Is. 3D.; the other, SO; Henry VII, s7 ;
d. Hume, e. l5S.; James III. of Scotland,
e22; James Stuart, els I0s.; DR.. John
son, e5 15s.; Mary Tudor, Els; Mary
Stuart. e65; another. e57 John Moore,
eS los: Lord Nelson, eI3 10s.; Thomas
Payne, Go IS. 3d.. Sir w. Raleigh. e33 /;
Sterne, e2O; Charles Stuart. G7C; J..
Thomson, e20 los. Lord Tytler. $40 5s. {;
Wellington, eli TO-; John Wesley, e5 5s. /;
Cardinal Nolsey, el2 l0S.; Sir e. Wren.
el0 as.
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The Albany Express says that Fred. w.
White OF that city had his watch stolen
while visiting the Union Square Theater,
IN New York. Soon afterward it was
silly returned TO his pocket, with this note
attached. " Don't deal in warming-pans
any longer. Watch returned as taken.
Fry potatoes in the case. No use to1me.
Yours. JoHNN1 4HK LITER. y
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PROFESSOR MARSH, of Yale college,
who was out in the Bad Lands and among
the Sioux Indians last wear. SAYS the Chi
caeo Journal, is exhibiting around speci-
mems of the flour, tobacco, sugar and cof-
Zee issued by the Indian Agents to the
Red Cloud Band. One glance at the quail
lty OF the articles is pronounced sufficient
TO solve the question of the Indian. trOu-
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SOME men who were engaged in clean
ing out a cesspool on Staten Island, the
other day, came upon between twenty and
thirty thousand dollars in gold coin. II
had been hid by defaulting cashier.
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The variation in prices in different ceun-
ties in Texas is large, depending msinly
upon the comparative prominence of
stoek-growing and general agriculture.
Galveston is an extreme case. the prices of
stock of one, two, three, and four or more
years old, ranging from SO 20 S56. The
next highest prices are in Collin, northern
wheat-groWing eoHnty. clziIas<l TO l,e ans
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The Ministry OF Agriculture and Com
merce in Italy has put away the sum OF
$1,000 to defray the expenses OF that
country at the Centennial. The Italians
say the amount will not go Tar way, ouS
poverty viii not allow its increase
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PuNGESr PARAGRAPHS.

Our West. the garden sass'' agricu
t1ralists shiver over their stoves and sing
the song of the season, Lettuce have
peas -
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Afternoon Dispatches
PENNSYLVANIA.
,noM rnE ANrnRAcmE RmIoM.


P0rsvILLE, April 1.-THE quantity
If Coal sent from this region last week
was II, $50 tons against 81, 426 tons COrres-
ponding week previous year, the supply
Tor the week is l570l6 tons anlhraCitcin.
dependent Of Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company, from which no return has been
received and S0,657 tons bituminous
against 37SSl5 tons for the corresponding
week last year. The whole supply sent
from all regions so far this year Is $685.
5G7 tons against A, l2i,S37 tons the same
period last year. The decrease in tho
supply Of anthracite Is 05i,7lS tons.
LARGE PROFESSION OF MINERs-soME OF
THEIR NOTICES.
WILKsDARRE, April 1.-THE first
Open demonstration by tho miners Of this
section took place to-day. Early this af-
lornOOn procession Of one thousand
men from Sugar Notch, Warrior Run,
and NanticOkC marched through the city.
Their approach had not been hcralded.
They were molly and rough looking
crowd. Their officers were mounted and
the commander was dressed in the uni
form worn by the militia OF tho State.
They Ind drum corps and two brass
bands, aud carried tho stars and stripes
and a large number OF banners. The fol.
lowing were some Of the notices: ali
union il strength Sugar Notch Is Sam.
son" "Our' cause Il Just and we will
win" "While we've crust wO'll not
give IN, "Trailors should be branded with
the mark Of Cain" "Bribes and bctray.
yrs are useless, our union IL noble and
strong" "No surrender till hell freezes
over, and then wo'll,craWl out under the
lee" Two men carried n sCallOld with an
clligy in miners garb Bearing the inscrip.
ton, "A model belrayer and blackguard."
One banner had II representation Of man
being shot from behind, and above were
the words, "A tr0itOr'sd DOOM" The pro-
CcssiOn was not halted in the city, nnl no
riOtOm conduct was manifested. The
demonstration was for the purpose Of in
limidating such ~ arc tired Of the strike
and want 10 go to work.
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Tho President In NInssacAusctts.

lSosroN, April l7.-'rhe President, this
morning, abandoned his visit to Beacon
Park, and gave private reception, later,
receiving citizens generally. Atnoon the
Presidential party were driven to the
Siate.house. Passing through u file Of
cadets, the company entered the building
and were ushered into the Executive
Chamber and presented to Governor Gas:
ion, and the members Of the Council and
State officials; from whence they proceed
cd to the Senate and Chamber, where the
President was formally introduced and
from there the party entered tho ] louise
Of Representatives, where asimllar intro
tucti0n was made.
The banquet at the Parker House to-
day, given by the Commercial Club, in
honor Of tho President and Cabinet, was
a grand affair. One hundred aud twenty
ak guests were present. Alex. II. Rice
President oithe Clnb, presided. President
Grant, Secretaries RObeson, lIclknaP
Fish, Delano, and Postmaster General
Jewel, were present, anil II number oil
local celebrities.
Tic Presidential party lCitfor Concord
by special train.
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NEW WORK.
PREPARATIONS TO OoNFER rHR scARLET
RERRErTA,

PREPARATIONS TO coNFER THR SCARLET
RERRRrTA.
NEW YORK, April 17.-Great prepara.
tons are making for comforting the Scar
let Berretta on Cardinal McCloskcy. The
sanctuary Of the Cathedral Is being en-
larged to accommodate tho large number
Of ArchbishOps and Bishops expected, to
give scope for full Observance Of the en-
tire ceremonial, Admission to the Ca
thedral will b. by ticket only.
A sAUGGLER HELD FOR ExTRADITION.
A dispatch from London states that
Chas. l., Lawrence, alleged iorgOr and
smuggler Of silks, who was arrested at
Queenstown while fleeing from this conn
try, has been held for GxtradiiiOn. Silks
that Lawrence and his associates SNUG
glCd are valued ut over 81 100000.
EARNINGS OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
Road.
The earnings Of tho Union Pacific Rail
road Company for the first fifteen days in
April amounted to $5il, 652, an increase
Of about sixty per cent over the earnings
in the same period last year.
sPECIEsHIPMENs.
The specie shipments to-day are $780,
900, Of which SlS0,OOO are gold coin; tho
remainder in silver bars,
FORGED CHECK,
Caroline PclI, Glias Blanck, young
woman, was arrested to-day ut tho Nassau
Bank, attempting to cash forged check
ofSli, 600, purpOrting to have been drawn
by Wendell, Mitchell &CO., OfSprihgIleld,
Ohio,
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NRw YoRE, April IL Cotton-Quiet
at lGlSal69Sc. Flour-Dull and lower; su-
pertinG western and State 81 90aI %; com.
mon to good s. l0a5 70; good to choice
50 SOa5 %; white wheat extra s. 75aG 10;
81, Louis 50 Seas %; cxtraSOhiO 81 LOAF 60.
Rye FlOur-StGady ut 81 35ai 80, Corn
Meal-(luict, Whent-Dull and heavy; No.
I spring 81 95al 81; No, 3, 81 lGal Is; No.
. Chicago II "a; No ., Northwest 81 l0a
l -; No. . Milwaukee 81 29al 81, Rye
Quietat 81 l0aI IL. Barley-pnll at Isl 40.
COrn-Dull and heavy; mixed
western ly!c ailOat; yellow OlHn02c Oats
Dull; mixed western 7ia7Ic; white 7la77c.
COilGe-Firm; Rio 1914
al0lGc, gold. Sugar-QuiCt; fair to good
refining sasltc; prime s7Sc. MOlasses-
Quiet and firm. RicG-Quiet and I'M.
changed. Whisky-FirmGr at 81 Hal ~,
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CHICAGO, April l7.-Flour- Quiet and
unchanged. Whcat-Dnll and declined;
No. / spring 81 OGaI OF; No, . 81 Ol9<al OS}S
seller May; 81 O5A seller June; rejected
9lc, COn-Dull and declined; No. mixed
7llSO spot; 76I4C bid seller May; 769<o bid
seller June; rejected 7lc, Oats-Dull and
nominal; No. 969ISe spot; GOko bid seller
May; rejected 57lla574c Rye-Demand
active and prices advanced; No. I, 81 0Sa
l o.. Barlcy-Dull and unsettled; No, .,
81 20 seller April; 81 10 seller May. Seeds
Steady and unchanged. POrk-Dull and
unsettled ut $9l 90 spot or seller May;
500 20 seller June. Lard-Demand active
and prices advanced; SO 5Oai5 69jS seller
June, Bulk Meats-Demand active and
prices advanced; shoulders SIsashc; short
rib middles lie; short clear l9als7sG for
loose spot or May.
On call board wheat was Isc higher.
Com-Easier ut 7594c; May 75i{c. Oats
At GO4C My; Gle June. POrk-At So %
May. lard-Unchanged,
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THE INTELIlGENCER viii present daily tho
the world, rs well rs complete rUCOIL Of loral
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PHILADELPHIA, April'l7-FlOur- Firm;
Wisconsin and MiennesOta family - 96n
8 u; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio 81 %
40 on; high grades 80 25a7 90. WhCat-De'
clining nj 81 2sa1 80; amber 81 81 lGal 3S,
Ryc-$i 10. COrn-WCRk ut S9a90c. Oats
Less nctivC ut 7la72c. Provisions
Steady. pork-$99 OOa99 10. Beef Hams
-lsa99AC. IArd-l4at5Nc Petroleum
Easy; refined lie; crude lOalOMC, Clover
Seed Wanted; western l21Gc. Cheese
Steady; fine western lGlIalGHG. Butter
Unchanged. Eggs FirmcT western IDA
lGI5c. Whisky-IIcld ut 81 II.
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THE COLD SNAP.
Unprccedcnted Cold In the south
..lircaI Damage Done 10 VcRc'

q nprcceicnted Cold IL the South
..lircnt Damage Done 10 VcRc'
tntiOu.
NASHVILLE, TENN, April 17.--A heavy
west and northwest wind has been pre-
mling here for the last thirty.Slx hours,
extending "a far south as Montgomery,
Alabama, This morning the leo here is
a quarter Of an inch thick. II Is very
cold. The lee Ia an eighth Of nm inch NJ
Corinth, Mississippi. All exposed yescC-
talion n frozen hero this morning. II is
believed that all The fruit, cotton and
wheat in this and adjoining States areaerl-
ously injured, II not entirely killed. The
thermometer was down 10 20 degrees
here, and AZ degrees ut Montgomery, Ala,
this morning.
oLD noREAs on 4 SOUTHERN TOUR
MBMrlns, April i7.-There wa1 q
heavy frost and Ice last night, killing
vegetables and seriously damaging, II mol
killing, fruit.
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rnR cArTuREp couNrEnpEIrEns.

A Especial to the Tribune from Madison,
Wis, says that tho three cOunterfciters
who were captured at Boscobcl yesterday,
together with $4,000 Of bogus money
and n considerable amount Of counter
fGiting apparatus, were Nrraigned before
the United States Commissioner to-day,
pleaded guilty, and were bound over for
trial at the next term Of the United States
Court, George Ellison was put under
$4,000 bonds, and Frank Brown and NJ,
l., Robinson under bonds Of 81, 900 each,
RobinsOn's wife was held in $1,000 Ms II
witness, The proof Of their guilt Is SO
strong that the trial Is n matter Of form.
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BAtrtMoRE, April l7.- Flour : quiet,
stea,ly and unchanged, Wheat-Dulli No.
/ amber western 81 80; No. q, 81 S0t mixed
II gD Corn-Dull and weak at size. Oats
EfJnll. white western 7Oa7lc; mixed Gsn
0gr, Ryc-Qdiet and steady At 3 l9al u
CoilSeGstrong ut i6yiaigc. llay|puIl,
Firm, shoulders sjSaSsGC; clear rib l1c,
loose. lIacoii-Firm; shoulders. 0Aci clear
iii lac, tafd-Firw refined lUalOac.
inlterSNcw firm; old dull; new western
NH md roll al 27aSOc, retroleum-N Nom
inaliy nj 6Ea7c. WhiSky-Stcady at 81 ID
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CINCINNATI, April l7,-COllOn-QnIet,
little doing at 1880. FlOur--Family firm
Mt 50 36a5 20, Whoat-QuiCt Mt 81 l2al 10.
COrn--Stcady Mt 7SR76C. ORts--Stealy at
67a70c. lIarlcy-Quict Mt 81 JOal %. bye
Quiet ut 81 i5al II. 0lls-LinscGl firm
Zoe; lard oil 81 lsal 20. Eggs-Flrmer Mt
l6c. Duiter-Firm; best grades 97a3Oc.
CheCso-Firm at lll9al5lGc. Clover Seed
Firm ut 10. POrk-Firm ut $93 90. Lard
Held at l614C; bid 1879. Bulk Meats
Stronger; shoulders Sy4as9SG; clear llssa
1lAC; clear l2C. BacOn--Dulli shoulders ut
clear S4ei rib l9HC; Whisky-Demand
fair and firm at 81 ~.
HoGs-Qulet and firm; range 81 25aS 80.
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susIno,s Letters Tor VS. should DO addressed
"e,eW 4 Campbell," and should In no case DO I'D.
dressed 10 any individual member Of Tho 6Fm By
name
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TIE MExIOAN MARAUDElss.
Action OfMeXiGan AuIlOFitlcS-.-
Tho Raiders Removed 10 the III.
lNPiOR.

terror.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-The Calves
ton McrS Brownsville special says that
Judge Dougherty had arranged 10 have
witnesses come from NucGs to MAta-
moras to identify tho property In possess
sion OF the arrested raiders, and prOpOs.
cd to test whether tho Mexican autllOri-
ties would deliver up tho raiders under
any circumstances.
lie received n note from Consul Wilson,
dated April 14tll, informing him that he
had noticed that the Federal Government
had ordered the prisoners to Monterey,
to DO placed In charge Of Gen. Escobcdo,
military commander Of thoStatc OfNueVa
Leon.
This virtually amounts to n refusal to
let the Americans testify against the raid
ersas they will not gOtO Monterey, nearly
800 miles In tho interior Of Mexico. The
public meeting last night was we'll attend
e,l.
Colonel Haynes was elected Chairman
and Captain Kelly Secretary. The com.
mittce to draft resolutions we're: Hon.
L. Bonner, X. D. Kingsbury, EIq.' Col. g.
q. Davis, lion, j. Calyan, Captain j. W.
Broadiord, Colonel John l.. Haynes, Don
Marine, 'rrevinO CARA and Con Fran.
cisco Ylennia, all Union men, The meet
ing adjourned till Saturday.
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Nos 8 and 10 run Daily. No. . Daily, excppt
Sunday, No. Daily, except Saturday.
East bound trains make connections al lalumoc
Al Washington City, for oil points South.
WeSllnund trains make direct connection Tor all
points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cans on MI night trains
WHEELING, PTrTsG AND BAIT. DIVISION.
RAsT-LRAVES WEHT-LRAvRs
SWhCClng daily eWashingiOn, Ia.
nt.r'.,,,',.....,rGbba m. daily at,.,,.,,liQ am.
Wheeling daily Washington, IA.
at.,;,"r...,"p.26S p M. daily at,,, ,.,.2 10 n m,
Sundays excepted, eSundaya excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can 10 procured
tho office nj tho Depot,
THOa II SHARP,
Master Of Transportation.
II. 7, DEvRIEs, General Agent, Wheeling.
movie
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TOLEDO, April -ElOur-stealy aud In
moderate demand. Wheut Steady; amber
Michigan 81 l7iSal Is; seller May II 90
seller June 81 gal 23I; seller July %
nj 23l{; No. / rcd, 81 2OI1i No. 2 do. 81 1871;
seller May 81 90; seller June 81 231Gal 9S;
No. amherst 23IG. COrn-Dull aud nn'
settled. 0ats-StCaly with moderate de-
mand; No. |, 05Hc; No. ., GlHc; white
G5gIC. Michigan GikC,
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Ivan,Ier,nR Indians.

ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Dispatclies from
the West say some 500 Cheyenne Indians
crossed the track Of the Alchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railroad, fifteen miles cast OF
Iakin, Kansas, Thursday night, going
north. Troops from Fort Dodge were
ent In pursuit, but after being followed
bout twenty miles, the Indians broke
into small parties and scattered In all
directions over the plains tits not inl.
probable that this Il tie party that leit
the Cheyenne agency some days ago, al.
lGr the fight with the military there, buy
'hcitnnmlSrs arc doubtless exaggerated.
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NRw YoRK, April IT, Package traIc
only moderate, hut jobbing branches fairly
SsiIye, Cotton goods steady In pricei eX'
cont low grades Of bleached cottonS which
SSr dspressed, Plaid prints md ahirtlngs
motive hut padded styles dull. Ginshams
Tho Tho daily BNletin says two bundled
cases NJ lJfitish dress goods will be sold At
auction next Tuesday,
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CHICAGO.

DESTRUCTION OF TnE FRUIT cRor IN THE
WEST.
CHICAGO, April l7.-DisputchCs from
points in Michigan, Northern Illinois
and Iowa, state that owing l0'the severe
weather that has prevailed for the last
fOrty.Cight hours tho small fruits, apples
and peaches are killed in many localities,
and in some instances tho tho trees them
selves have been killed. High winds
have prevailed throughout tho above
mentioned sections, and the mercury has
ranged from 50 to 200 above zero for
some time.
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RAILROAD MoRTdAdEs-QuiCt and firm.
SroCKs.-Thc market opened very dull
until after the hank statement, which
caused some activity, md prices advanced
from Y to tSG per cent with Pacific Mail,
Erie, Union Pacific, Northwest and llOck
island the features. The market closed
active and strong. Tie transactions as.
grCgatCd $4,000 shares, Of which $4,000
were Erie, 1850 Lake Shore, $1,000 North
western common, 1900 ROek Island $1,000
Pacific Mail, $4,000 0hioS, 900 Western
Union, 1900 Wabash and $500 Union
I1nnihn
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Ne 8 con pf day al home. Terms free
% & @Eu Address dEO sriSsoN 4 To-, Fort
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CONSUMPTION,
the sconrgc Of the human family, may in
Its early stages he promptly arrested and
permanently cured.

RAvENswooD, W. VA.
DIR. II. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y;
Sir-FOr, tho last year have been
using your Golden Medical Discovery. !
owe MY life to II, having been afflicted for
years. Did not usc II but short time be-
lore | Gwas benefited; ut that time was
very bad, not able 10 sit up much, was
suffering greatly withmy throat, was get
ting blind, had u dry cough, and much
pain in MY lungs. I have used twelve
bottles Of tho Discovery and am almost
we'll. KATE T. WARDNER.
A son Of Mr.. j. II. Meseck, Of Chaih ham
-Four Corners, N. Y, has been cured Of
Consumption by DR.. pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery,-so says Mr.. 9. b.
Garfield, editor Of the Chaihdn Courier.
$. II. Eglar, druggist, OF West Union. o.,
writes to state that Dir. pierce'S Golden
Medical Discovery has effected a wonder
full cure Of Consumption in his neighbor-
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ONO COUNTY COURT.
Islna Firn anil MOrlnO insurance.
COuhiHlny II Wheeling
InCllahcery.


George itolHrs anil others, ,
nv virtue NJ decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, made and entered on Thy
2Olh day Of january, 1915, III tho alOye entitled
cause, lilo undersigned Special Commissioners will
prOCccl u SHll ri public auction, al tho front door
0i tho Court HOUSE Of said Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, ArtltL 81, 1870,
Commencement 10 o'clock A. n. Of Eld day, all tho
CIal anil other minerals belonging al present 10 tho
Crerpnl Iron Company, which are n and under
lands that were conveyed 10 tho all George Hob
cflS by tho deed Of John Woods, trustee, AMI Mar
tina Knox, learlng date tho Stli day o. June, l@s
and frrOFtlcl In tho Clerks Office Of said Ohio
county In Decd lIOOk No 81, ragO 4B7i excepting
only n mitch Of Ntld cal IA WRa conveyed y NlId
CINIrgn lIOlRrls and wife 10 Emma u Carter W
deed tlatc The lat day Of january, 1870 tho Rid
deed being a deed d exchange between ille all
Emma H. CAftOr, ni the one part and tho sAld
IicorgC l6lcris ii tho other part and recorded IN
said Clerks office IN decd lO0k No. o. tagH a.
dLsO, all the tunl, ways, easements, rights anu
nrlyllelnS which by tho Alld Inst mentioned decd
81 exchange were granted by the said Etinla u,
Carter to tho slll tieOrRo ROlRrtSi tie above beng
tho shtic coal minerals, why's easctilgtls, right,
and privileges which were conveyed by Tho Slltl
IlOaris and vito 10 the Crescent Iron Company
by deed lNnring date tho i2ll lAy VI July ISL,
md recorded III said Clerks Office In Deed BOOK
No, 81, pagc $751; Fur moro particular aud minute
description Of tho nctcs aud bOundS Of tho premises
here OliGrSl for SU, the COrsc Of entries and tlie
character Of other improvements connected Will
tho same, reference Il hereby made 10 complete
plat Of tho Aid premises now posted III tho ClefEi
office Oi Ohio County Court
TRIMS or SALK,-Onc-fOurlh Of THO purchase
money 10 10 Tald In CaSh M tho day Oi sale aud
tho residue Df mid purchase money u 10 lalld II
four equal annual InstallmcntS With interest there
on from tho day Of sale; the purchaser 10 gye l0nd
with security, OILS. approved by Sld Special Corr
mlSsionerS, f1t aid deferred payments, ail thu
title 10 said property 10 10 retained until tho Rilt
| purchase money shall have leen fully raid.
JAMES +. ROGERS,
Il. q. BARR,
mt9a Snerinl Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

ptrranuRoII, April i7,--WheNt- Quiet
psnnsvlvStia and ohio red quoted a. | IL
Al 90 white 81 9Sai o. Corn-kirpi
Shellcd 7sas2c, according 70 quali5y, W y, =,
elevator; ear SQaS2c on track I. WI ".
Dull; crude II Goal 6lll = ~ tatNetSi te'
fined lSjSailc Philadelphia delivery
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

CLEVELAND, April i7.-Wheat Corn and
Oats-Steady and unchanged. Oil-Firm;
standard white, car lots, llACi Ohio State
test i9Nc; small lots 1a2c higher