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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-21
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OUR COUNTRY ,llJ

az CARDS. in
OocludIngl l5sam
pies OF high priced
ones. Tor x5c. and a
&c. stamp 6 packs to
Agents for 81 No bet
Ter W ora in the
world.
iva.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21
s.,sE.aI TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Silas Wilson and Eliza
w A. Wilson,, his wife, by their dede
of trust dated August 81, 1876, and re-
corded in the Recorders office in and for
thu county of Audrain, State of Missouri.
in book H." page 90, conveyed to B. R.
Cauthorn, as trustee, the following des-
cribed rel estate, situate in said county
of Aueratn. to-wit
Lot number two i2(, in Howe's sub.
division to the town of Mexico, and fur.
Their designated as survey mum Der two
hundred and eight (2O8) i'll the northwest
fourth of the southeast quarter of section
yenty-six (26), township tit:y-one SD, OF
re ge nine ~ west, formerly known as
the Ricketts, property, the same being
now situated in me city OF Mexico.
are which said conveyance was
made 70 SAID Cauthorn, to secure the pay
ment Of a certain promissory note there
i'm described; and, whereas, said note has
become due and now remains unpaid:
and, whereas, it is provided In said deed
of lust, that in case of death, refusal TO
act. or absence from the state, inability
or refusal to act by said trustee, hen the
sheriff of Audrain county, Missouri.
should proceed to execute said deed Of
aud, whereas, said B. r. Cauthorn,
Is now { bsent from said State, now, there
fore, the Undersigned, sherlH OF Audraln
Missouri, by virtue and in ?
suance OF said deco of trust, and at the
request of the holder of said note, Will.
On
THURSDAY, OF. 5, 1876,
iell said property, at public vendue, to
he highest BIDDER, at the East front door
If the Cour. House, i'll the city of Mex-
co, A ""nr'N lssobrl. tor cash,
0 sat e and the ex-
,eIlsts CT executing sal / deed OF trust.
JNO. J, STEELE,
Sheriff of Audrain County, Trustee.
c. a lQ-e o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21
Birds Of a Feather" &c.

Grant, Cameron. Chandler and
Babcock all at Long Branch. Hays
was invited to be with them and en-
joy himself for a few days.
he remembered that story abont
little dog tray and staid away
Cam it be possible tEAt be is trying
to avoid his hackers 'or this reason.
The following and others of the same
complexion in and cut of jail are
Hayes r%eformers(2}
Belknap, Babcock, Boss Shepherd,
Schenck, Ben Butler, Tom Murphy
Mcdonald, Mckee, Joyce, Avery,
Bill Ksmble, Bullock, Kellogg,
Packard, Casey & Co:
Wonder if Hayes don't wish that
all Of them were where he would
not have to dodge them and where
most of them belong.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21

the extinguishment Of slavery hat
legislatcd 1t out of existance. Again
after the overwhelming defeat o
Greeley in 1872, we were emphatic
ally given to understand that ths
Democratic party was gone up
dead as a door nail-never would
make another national contest &c
So chronic has this penchant fol-
prophecy grown with these sanguIne
makers, that notwithstanding the
great setback they got in 1864, they
are again coming forward, even be-
fore the election, assuring us that
If Tilden is defeated, the Democratic
party will go to pieces and a new
party will be reared In its stead.
Well, in spite of these predictions,
it has never been so and it never
will be so because it eve a be
so, ever if Tilden were defeated, a
contingency hardly to be regarded
as among the possibilities.
And why? Why has this party
stood through bitter and cruel wars,
both foreign and domestic, through
financial crises and business crashes
for three-quarteres of a century, and
seen its foes go down before it and
perish out Of sight, under four sepa-
ate party and organizations,
and Is Yet permitted to come up
snuHiEg tho air of victory, its tenets
the same, it's name unchanged, and
its prospects never brighter?
Simply because It's principles are
axlomatic truths, and truth is eter-
nal. Policies conceived of men
and born of human ambitions may
fail and do fail; but the great Estate
policies that underlie Democracy
and constitute its teachings a
never perish. AS we'll might we
look Tor the law of gravition TO fail,
and a new order of things obtain
concerning the balance and harmo-
ny oftbe Universe. One is as I'M
persibabIe and exchanging as the
other and both are everlasting.
Truth is mighty, and will pre-
vail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21

Why The Democratic Party Did Not and
Cannot Die.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21
EDITING A PAPER.

Editino q naner il q vary nLaasant
business. If it contains too muob
political matter the Deople don,t hs-
lieve it. If the type are too small.
the people won't read il. If ve
publish telegraph reports, people
say they are lies; if we omit them.
they say we are an old fossil. If we
publish oririnal matter thew h,amo
us for not giving selections. if we
publish selections, men sav we are
lazy tor not writing more, but give
them what they have read IN some
other D Ii we give a compl..
mentary notice, we are cencured for
being partial; If we do not, ali
hands say we are a greedy hog. If
We write an euIogy IN praise of the
good deeds Of the departed, the liv-
ing feel sighted il we speak Of
faults, they say wa had better look
at home. II we insert an article
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21
ShERIFF'S SALEM PARTITION.
Edward A. Fisk and Others1
Against In partition
William a Sham Def't

EDWARD a. I lSK anu OLners
Against In partition
William a. Sharp, Deft-
By virtue and authority Of an order of
sale, made by the Circuit Court of t10
county of Audra:n. in the State Of Mls-
.so9ri, i. the above-entitled cause. on the
18th day of June, 1876, Il duly certified
copy of which order was to me delivered
by the Clerk of said Court, dated August
q, 1876. l will on
THURSDAY, OCT. 5, 1876,
between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and
) o'clock p, m. OF that dav, at the Est
front door of the Court Hou e, in the CITY
ut Mexico. county of Audrain, sell the
following described real estate at public
vsndue to the highest bidder, to-wit
The northeast fourth of tie northwest
quarter of section three 81, township
ttty-one (5ll of range five ~ west, in
A udrain county, Missouri.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half cash, and
the balance in six months. with ten per
cent. interest from day Of sale.
JNO. j. STEELE,
Sheriff of Au1rain County.
Sept. IA, 1861.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21

Why is it that the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railway is compelled from time to
time to run special passenger trains to &C
commodate the people going to Texas
Simply because they nave a smoother
track, heater coaches, more ~commodious
sleeping cars, better e"ting houses, and
better accommodations generally, than
any other line OF railway. The one
prominent feature, and one which eve.
body going to Texas seems to be posted on
is the trip through the beautiful Indian
! ~erritory and ths entrance into Ter~-
at its wonderful Gate City, Denison.
To- visit this great state and not see
Denison, sherman and Dallas, and the
beautiful panoramic Northern Texas,
would be Il trip ever to be regretted, and
if there is any truth in a man hating
himself it would n o t certainly be true
i'll the case of an individual attempting to
visit Texas and not see
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21
DeniSOn sherman and Dallas.
H"RFE

and for your benefit, dear reader, we have
at heavy expense, Just issued a co;2 plete
Guide, full of beautiful engravings, maps
and very interesting reading matter, de-
scriblng the Great Southwest, her free
and her cheap lands, her cities. towns,
rivers. schools, churches, mines, forests,
prslries, manufactures coal, climate. Sc.
10 those con nplating a trip to the beau:
tiful Southwest, in search of a home, or
health, or business, or investment, the in
fora alton will be invaluable. 1t is ac-
compaT d with county and sectional
maps, newspapers, rates of fare and freight,
ard will be mailed ysu free CT charge.
your ADDRESS and the address of your
friends and neighbors fer a @ . of the
Free Guide to the Southwe Audie ss,
JAS. d. BROWN,
Texas and Kansas Emigrant Agent.
SEDALIA, Mo.
ENTER TEXAS AT DENISON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21
sArUrAToRY AND PROSPECTUS.

AS we are unknown to manyr, if
not most of the readers Of the
LEDGER, 1T is our duty and pertinent
to the occasion to indicate to those
whom We ask to %patronize US,
what will be the policy of the
paper in future, and establish our
platform. 1t is with u deep sense
of our responsibility, and an earnest
desire to do u duty, that we
undertake that which should be no
Ght task, and what in some re-
poets and viewed in one tight is
Ar from attractive: but we shall
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21

After the defeat of Mcclellan in
1864, tho public journals teamed with
the funeral of the Democratic party
the wax had killed it. When Sey-
mour was beaten in 1868, the politi.
cal prophets again assured us that
the Democratic party was defunct
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21

All who are in need of teas or
any fancy groceries, wall do well to
call on A Holmes. He will be
found at Ryerson's old stand for a
few days at least.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
NRw YORK, Sept. IA.
ANEW LOHfNj DOPV TT
TUnEN. RORINsoN AND SEYMOUR.

TlLDEN, ROBINSON AND SEYMOUR.
The three names that head the
branches of the New York Demo.
cratic tickets are in themselves
enough to guarantee success. The
ticket is harm%onious, complete,
magnificent. For the purpose oil
the present canvass it could not be
equaled. Next t. TiIden, Ro binson
is the embodiment OF the recent
movement for Administrative Re-
form in New York. Horatio Sey-
mour needs no eulogy. The mil
lions of Democratic voters of the
United States would receive his
name with the same joyous shout that
greeted his nomination at the first
Sar atoga Convention. There are
facts about the suppression Of the
gigantic frauds here not generally
known. Ono Of Them is that in the
beginning and throughout the whole
course Of the war against Tweed.
there we're four men in constant and
axiOus consultation-Samuel j. Til
den, Horatio Seymour, Francis Ker-
a and Lucus Robinson. Mr.. Til
den, who bore the heavy weight OF
the fight in New York City ,confdert
as he was Of the power of PROSTATE
right and weakness of domineeriDg
fraud, was in all his movements
strengthened and eonsoled by the
advice and approbation of the great
pare men. Nothing could be more
appropriate to tn" great contest for
reform in the Centennial year than
the nomiL alton III such men as Til.
den, Seymour and Robinson to take
high place in the affairs of the Ma
ton aud State, fortified as before by
the discreet and courageous advice
oI hcfnan.
dix. KELI.EY's WITHDRAWAL.
1t was a graceful and proper act
the part Of Mr.. Jonn Kelley to
request the substitution OF Mr.. Sey-
mour's name for his on the electoral
as associated with Mr.. De Witt
~
4. West, one Of the best known and
sta unchest OF New York Democrats.
Mr.. Kelley, in common with ali
Their Democratic leaders, appreci-
the fact that all considerations.
Of local or personal interest must
yield to the greatness Of the exiger-
cy. MIR. Kelley is q sagacious and
Democrat, and has added 10
bis reputation by his course at Sara
There is perfect harmony ia
,he State, aud there neei DO u, ap-
o~reheAs!on anywhere about wha:
)ur Republican friends were for the
asst week pleased To call Democratic
olunder. To-day they have very
much less to say about Democratic
plumbers, aud much more about the
necessity Of work for Nor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21

The Russian Contributed Mr.. Aver and
his family to the Archduke's wedding in
the Roya Palace. This distinction was
awarded him not Only because he was an
American, but also because his name Is
o physician had become taYorablv known
IN kusla on its passage round the world
Pueblo, (cos.,l Rsopis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-21
Il AKRON PIANOS,
The Celebrated
PIANOS

own all ever the world as strictly frs
class, and used in preference to all others
by Grand Central, st. Nicholas and Me-
tropolitan Hotels, New York, R~evs.Simp-
son and Jane, Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Rev. Dan1 Curry
Chaplain McCabe, Phillip Phillips, VIM.
Merely, Punshon, and thousands of our
leading men throughout the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-20

l. I ...'.
By virtue Of deed Of trust made By james
Wheeler and Lewis ". Stephens and Minerva
Stephens his WIFE TO me a Trustee dated the LIST
day Of April, A. D. 1875, and recorded In the once
q the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In the book Of deedI Of trust and
mortgages No s, on pages AT and as, I will on
MONDAY, the llth day Of December, A. D. 1875,
commencing Of 10 o'clock A. ~, at the front door
Of the COuIt Houle Of aid county, In the city Of
Wheeling proceed TO sell At public auction tho fol-
lowing deschbed property, or % much thereof a
may Be necessary 70 pay 70 much Of the debts ~
cured by aid deed Of uuSt ~ Il past due and un-
paid and the interest due thereon and the expenses
Of sale, that's 10 ay: AL that part Of LOT No 10
at the north-wtst corner Of Main and I'D streets In
lRd CITY Of Wheeling In the county and ststs afore-
aid, which Is bounded as follows: Beginning At the
southeast corner Of said lot nj the north-Eeat
corner Of said streets and running thence with the
west hde Of Main street In 4 n0rIherly direction
twenty-five ieSt, more or lee, 10 the southeast
Garner Of he south dwelling house on said {
thence running 10 the same direction with
tho south vail Of slid dwelling house 70 Alley a,
thence running twenty-five feet, moro or lea, 70
toe nofth-eAst corner OF Alley and I'd street. and
thence running In an tastefiy direction with the
north sde oil 3Sd street 10 the place d bsSinnIne.
TERsS'.F SALE-ssSl %, and expenses Of Eale,
caSh In hand and the reaidue In two equal INSTALL
mentS payable respectively on the LIST day Of April,
1871, and on the Ist day Of APl, 1875 with inter
est from day Of ElS, payable setnI-annuAlly, The
deferred payments to BE- SECURED by deed Of trust
on the property sold, and the bulIdlngI on such
property 10 b insured BY the purchaser in CON-
pany and to Al amount approved By the undeIH!Sn-
cd, not 70 exceed the amount Of deferred pay nenta,
for the benefit Of the debts secured BY said lat
mentioned deed Of trust and 10 b Kept % insured
until tao deferred pay ments are made
Selling - TSufee, sh2ll convey sueh uts ~ q
vested IN mo by sGii deed Of trust
ALFR - CALDWELL Trustee.
/ C uEEYEY. AurIInnetE. NOD
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FeR sALE.
rRusrRE's SALE OF
WOODEN FACTORY.

BY Tlrtus q deed o. trust made hy Eis.boIh
praalsT 3 10 nn1OfAlEnId trustee dSfed ~ ~
DAY q September, A. b. 1875, and duly rOcoraSd
nHionz the lind fteuras d Ohio eo1niy, Wet Viz
ginia, In DEED q Trust book No. . plSa ~, viii
SATURDAY, tho Ilth day November, 1s7s
n the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, commencing q il Seloek
A. H. proceed 10 SelI 70 the highest and bat bidderI
the tolaEihg described roal estate and other prop
erty, or 70 mueb thereof - may b Necessary "a
pay the debt secured BY sie d0Sd o. trust, AID the
lot numbered II leleyebl htulted on the est Ete
Of JseOb, taaeTly called sxth street In that PAT
Of the Fourth ward q the city Of Wheeling, West
vIrE1nIR, eommonly eallEd East Wheeling, and
bounded On che weit By JAeob street, on the eouth
By Wheeling creek, on the cast By lot numbered
Twelve and On the North By line % b. dawn trc,
Jacob street TO aid lot numbered twelve. parallel
70 and south from Htnteeonth ltIlet, formerly
called undGIey street, and At the distance Of l2o
feet theEvIrum, with the improvements. Sppurte-
names, n hts and privileges % the aid part lot
SSn S Or w , sS one ~ nj I az
10 Be sold ~ above.
ms above property Will b sold subject 10 deed
OK trust from the nd Elizabeth Bradley 70 Daniel
Lamb dated DecsmbGr ID, 1874 and recorded
among MD land recOrds IN Dced Of TruAt Book 30.
l.. page so, the amount claimed % BE- secured by
which decd, on October It'll, 1876, deduetns pay
ments made Ginea In execution ind delivery, WAs
$500 Of PRINCIPAL and 81 Of interest,"
TERMS o. AILE-0ne-t0urth Of the purchl1o
money, or such greater amount thereof q tho pur.
chaser may elect to pay, eash In hand, The residue
In three equAl installmsntS pay Able respectively In
twelve and eighteen months from The day Of iAle,
with interest from that day, and the deferred pay
mGnS 10 b secured By decd Of trust on the prop
eFty Uold.
SellDg a trustee ihi1 convey such ttIlO u q
49, Ia 49, NJ
.IfIr GEO B. CALDWELL, Trustee
}. G. HERyIT, AnctlOneer. cola
Th0 above sale has been postponed upt1 Satur-
day, November 18th, At II O'clock A. y.
GEO. B. CALDWELL,
nhia1. Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-20
York.

NRw YeRx, November 1s-Cotton--
Dull at 12Gl29fc. FlouI-In fair demandi
superfne western and State a 6Qa6 90; com.
mon ogood s. 35a5 50; good 70 choice IS Is
6 60: white wheat extra Is 66aS 90; extra
Ohio rs 35a7 90; ST. Louis s. 40AS25. Wheat
Quiet and unchanged with . moderate
demand cheeked By tue fEnnea o. fFslght5.
Rye-Quiet; western sQas2c; State 906e2c.
Bafley-Quiet and unchanged. Malt
Quiet and steady. CoEn-Steady and in
moderate; demand; western mixed IN.
graded 56a6le; mixed no grade new 66a
6eHe; do steam graded 50 55se; low mixed
graded soc. oats-Quiet and unchanged.
Hay-Steady and unchanged HopS-Qulet
and unchanged. sugaF-Quiet; fair TO good
refining 9ltalolSc; prime Iokc. Molasses
Quiet New Orleans new 6SA6?c. Whisky
Nominal at 81 %. --.a-..-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-20
ChieagO.

CHICAGO, November is.-Flour-St Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled, but
generally lower; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 l1If cash; $l.lSNal 1Sk December;
81 141lal l4% January; No. 5, 81 0SISa
! o.: rejected elasSc. Cor17z7Easier; No.
2, 4S9ta46c cash; 443sa44Xc December;
44scc the year; rejected HE. Oats
Dull: No. ., 325Sc cash: SS1<aSSssc De.
cember; 33ZaS4c January. kye-Steady
at 65Xc. Barley-Dull and lower al
Pork-AetiYe and q shade
higher at $40 O0al6 rs cash; SIS 90 the
year; SIS ok January. Lard-Actiye
and shade higher at $40 l2If cash; 50 30
December. Bnlk Meats-Quiet and IN.
changed. whisky-Quie. at 81 061E.
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CNcrSSATI, November 49, Cotton =
Quiet at IiHc. Elour-Quiet and unchaug
cd. WheAt-Quiet; red 81 l6al Is. Corn
Dali and prices shade lower; new 40ci
old 4sa6oc. Oats-Fair demand at 30a3sc,
Rye Firmor OF CSC. Barley = Inactive;
fall 75cGSl 06. Pork-Demand fair and
firm ut SO 0oal6 IS spot; SIS 90 the year.
Lard-Good demand and prices shade
higher; steam SO 16a10 Is; kettle l0ha
lie. Bulk Meats-ln fair demand ut 6Ssa
o aS%aSNsHc. Bacon-Searce and frui
at 7I<a7iSaS& a9 1ia93tRl0c. Butter-Qui.
ct and unchanged. Whisky-Sttong at
$l05. al. l., La.
Hods-Steady; common S. 25a5 40; pack.
ing grades S 55a5 65; choice heavy held
higher. - - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-20

BALTIMORE, November lS.-FlOur-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat-Searce and firm
western unchanged. Corn-Western mixed
steady and firm: old 5Sc. 0ats-Scarce
and unchanged. Rye-Quiet but steady at
65a70c. Clover seed-Active at l4al5c.
Provisions Quiet and unchanged. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Petroleum
Strong; crude 11Ilc; refined Zoe. Coffee
Dull and lower; Rio cargoes 15<al9c;
jobbIng lsa2oc. -Whisky-Dull and NOM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-20

PHILADELPHIA, November IS. -Petro'
leum-Qulet; refined 259ta2sc; crude Ice.
Clover Seed-l3fal4e. F1our-ln fair de-
mand; extra Minnesota family 50 25a6 rs;
Wisconsin and Minnesota family SO 00a
6 90. Wheat-Quiet; Pennsylvania red
81 27al 2s; amber 81 3ial s.. RyO-66a
7Sc. Corn-ouiet; yellow G0a6Ie; mixed
69aeo, Oats-FAirly active; white SKA
42c: mixed SOC. Pork-Sl7 00Al7 80. Lard
-l0alOxc. Butter-Good demand; New
York and Bradford county extra 32aS3e;
trsts 2saS0r; western extra 95a27e; frstS
2la22c. Cheese-Firm at l21falSc, Eggs
Western fresh 2sa29c. Whisky-WeSt.
ern 81 10,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-20

NEW YORK, November lS.-The package
trade continues quiet and the lobbihg
branches were inactive. Brown sheetings
are In fair demand and cotton goods are
steady In frst hands. DIk prints are
moving sloyly, but ShiEtinsI are In fair re.
quest By the Ghirt trade. Light weight
fancy easSimefes In better demand BY
eletbieEs, Foreign goods dnll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-20

ont, Vim the Bepublicahi still have q ma.
jority? I think SO, although all the re:
tusns are not In. The Official action Of
the Returning Board will undoubtedly BE-
that Hayes has the State, and they will, Of
course, set out the facts and figures"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-20
Toledo,

TOLEDO, November 1s.-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Quies No. 5 white Wabash 81 26Il;
No. 2 white Michigan 81 25; amber Miehi-
gan spot and November 81 261; Dayton
L Michigan red 81 10; No. . red 81 II. Corn
Firm: high mixed 5?1fc; new 5lhc.
Oats Firm; No. 9, SS11c; white soc; Mich.
ivan Sac. "r.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW York, November ls.-Metals-
Copper, steady; Ingot firm; Lake so 95a
20 30. Pig Iron-Scotch quiet and firm at
so6 00a2s 80; American dull and nominal at
SIS O0a2o 90; sheet, ll25All so, gold, for
Russia. Nails-Quiet at $3 %; out 81 5Oa
5 IS; cliuch 2Oa26c; horse shoe unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-20
nRusTEE,s SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Madison
Banks and vile 10 the undersigned Trustee, dated
the 2ith cay Of July, 1915, and recorded In thC
ofaee Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virgins, In Deed Of TrtAt Book No,
u, page l69. l will on
a FRIDAY, December !, 1915,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the front door Of the Court
House Of aid county; In the eityot Wheeling. pro
coed 10 sell to the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing dtstnbed property, that 4 10 ay: A parcel
Of ground dtuate In the city Of wheeling, Wtst
Virginia, on the east hd0 Of old Filth stIest nov
called Eof street, between Twelfth and Eleventh
street8 formerly called Monroe and Union StIests,
and bounded as follows: Beginning a. polnt On
The east tide Line Of Eott street, l2l feet
north Of the north west corner Of the Methodist
Episcopal church lot; thence eastwArdly At right
angles with Eof street and with the southern line
Of 4 parcel Of ground belonging TO Robert str1nge
ono hundred I0OJ feet TO twenty (2Q) ieet alley;
thenoe wtstwGdly and parallel with the hrst line
one hundred (I00 feet 70 Eot street; thence north
Nardly with The east line Of Eof street eighteen
u.s. feet to the place Of beginning.
TRRuS OF HALR-CaSh.
. u W. Q. HANDLAN, Trustee,
J, W, MlFcHYLL, Auctioneer. mol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-20
RAuRoAp BoNps-Quiet.

SroCEs-lhe fluctuations ofths day were
slight. The advance OF the morning was
lost at noon, but at the close the market
was firm with prices AaX above the lowest
point OF the day. One Of the principal fea-
lures was ohioS, which were weak under
the heavy sales on the appointment OF the
recelyership. Tho Gales aggregated IS, $50
shares, OF which q, 300 were Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern, $3.50 Rock Island,
1000 ST. PaulS, 1880 ohios, 5000 Western
Union, and ll,70o Delaware, LAekawanna
| 4 Western,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-20
FINANCIAL AND CON MERClAL
By TELEGRAPH.
sew YORK money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, November IS. = MONEY
Closes easy at 2a2k per cent. Imports for
the week $4,706,iS5. The sub.1reasurer
discussed to-day slos,00o. Shipments Of
specie to-day s24s, 900. Imports OF specie
to-day $500, 900. Custom receipts 1882.
900. Sterling quiet at S4.s2a4S4. Clear.
ings $50 900. Prime mercantile paper
4a6 per cent
GoLD-Steady at l09s4, only one rate to.
day. Carrying rates laSK per cent.
GoyERSNKNTH-Firm.