davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15
: THE SUN.
NEW YORK. 1878
1873.

AS the time approaches for the renewal
of subscriptions, THE SUN would remind
It's friends and we'll. wishers everywhere,
that 1t is again a ca didale for their con-
sider ttion and support. Upon its record
for the past ten years 1T relies fora continu-
ance of the hearty sympathy and generous
co-operat ION which have hitherto been ex-
tended TO it from every quarter OF the
Union.
The DAILY SUN is a four page sheet of
% columns, price by mail, post paid % cts
mouth, or so per year.
The SUNDAY edition of THE Sun Is an
eight-page sheet of 56 columns. Whtle
giving tho news of the gay, IL also contains
large amount of literary and misceliane-
Gus matte esp cially prepared Tor IL. THE
SUNDAY SUN has met with great SUCCESS
Post paid m .2Ua year.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
Who does not know THE WEEKLY SUM-
1t circulates throughout tho United states.
| the Canadas and beyond. Ninety thousand
fami les greet its welcome page w ekly
and regarI it in the light of guide. counsel
| lnr and friend. It's news; editorial. agricul-
/ tural and literary department makes l. es-
| sentialiy a journal for the family ana fire.
side Terms ONE DOLLAR a year, post
p lid. This price, quality considered. makes
1t the cheapest newspaper published. For
clubs of ten, with 80 cash, we will send an
extra COPY free. Address
| PUBLISHER OF THE SUN,
novs-St New York City.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15

Fifth Years DID, The Wilmington
city water works are fifty years old to-
day, the double acting water pump which
first supplied the city with Brandywine
water having been put in operation on
Nov. 18th, 1927. 1t vas built by Pros
per Martin, of Philadelphia, and proved
sufficient fer ten years, when another one
Just like it was built bv B it's, Pusey d
Harlan of this city. Both these pumps
are still in operation. In 1856 the Cor
nish pump was CONSTRUCTED by Belts
Pusey & Co., and in connection with the
water pumps served the city with water
until 1872, when the splendid Worthing-
ton duplex pump, which is capable Of
supplying The city with water for years to
come, was erected. Previous to 1897,
Wilmington received its water supply
from pumps, and from spring water dis
tributed by means of hollow logs.
Co-Operation.-At meeting of the
Cooperation Society, held last evening
in McDonnell's hall, the bonds OF the
Treasurer were accepted. A considerable
amount of money was paid in on the
stock that had been subscribed for.
Three trustees consisting of Messrs.
D. 8. Cadwallader, Charles P. Hall and
w. Fl. Ayler, were appointed to act until
the meeting of the next General Assem-
bly, when the Association will apply tor
a charter.
Handsome Farm.-It is said that the
farm of George W. Karsner, in ST
Georges Hd., which was sold by the
Sheriff, on Tuesday, is the handsomes
farm in New Castle County.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15
SPEClAL NOTICES.
bF X kel's Bitter
Wine of Iron,

A9eVer been known to fall in the cure
'a,klntss, attended with symptoms. in
.Nlloh 10 eXertion, loss of memory,
-vty OF breathing, general weakness,
1I,O nlsease weak nervous. trembling,
soll horror OF death might sweats, cold
NAkness. dimness of vision, languor,
s'Vtsal lasSltude of the muscular sys-
W. enormous appetite, with dyspeptic
sm Bot hands, flushing OF the body.
,ss OF me skin ,pallid countenance and
gIOM iu on the face, purifying the blood ,
-l s,al lne back, heaviness of the eyelids,
IN.t black spots flying before the eyes.
b, lporary sutfusion and loss of sight;
sl VI attention, etc. These mptoms
1me ns rom weakness, and to remedy y
@e +. r unkel's Bitter Wine OF
IL never fails. Thousands are now
s%ns hrallh who have used IT. Get the
W; F Kunkel's.
Im ,E hunktlS Bitter Wine of IRON
y WY valuable tonic has been so
n,s Sss,Iy ny tested by all classes of The COM
.sss H ,ial IL is now deemed indispensa-
|,ts,a t0llc medicine. II costs but little
mson gS llr blood, and gives tone to the
rn I ~. fehovates the system and pro
,S ,SO" 6ony ask a trial of this valuabl.
Eryvifrlce only 81 per botle. f. F
'sblbs,.lL, sole Proprietor, No. 259 N ortf
fRn"hrras,,' below Vine, Phila., Pa. Asl
@Sn1 @Shers Bitter " inc oi Iron, and TAX,
0tapb A a photograph of the proprieto
N' wrapper all others are counter
iCVeDss, - ~ counterfeits. Do not let you
5b6t S, YOU any but Kunkel's, whicl
EpeI' I'ptohiy as above represented. Yol
5@pe ,r,a, ,a bottles for So. Ali / a k is on
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15
Public Wight school.

the Board of public Education, in Will
mington, on THURSDAY EVENING,
November 18th. at O'Clock, in school
House No. 8, corner of Eighth and Wollas-
ton streets No person will be admit as
a pupil who is under l6 years of age, or who
is in attendance at any day school. The ad-
mission fee will be one dollar for the term
VIII ch must be pail at the time OF entrance
Annlication for admission may be made al
the school on The opening, or any sue
ceeiing evening.
BY order OF the Committee,
HENRY FCKEb,
no13-4t Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15
FIRST -EDIFleN!! ::
HFo4TISlT 4 #9ES .
PENNsYLvANIA BURGLARS ARRESTED
- In WILMINGTON.

NANHsALVANlA bUhdLABS AIRES TED
-yg In WILMINGTON.
lA,few weeks ago. two desperate
burglars, named Joseph Sayers and
Harry TomlinsoD, entered the house
OF Aaron Cornell, of Doylestown,
Bucks county, Pa, and stole nearly
80 500 in jewelry and other valuables.
After wards they burned the barn of
Mr.. Hibbs, near New Portrill, same
county, and while the people were en-
gagged in extinguishing the flames
they entered the dwelling house of
Mr.. Hibbs and stole $5 in money and
some articles of value. They then
proceeded to the railroad station where
they forced nm entrance into the tick
tet Office and stole some tickets, and
also stole a case of boots from the
freight house. s.t ...,.I
These daring burglars then made
their way to Philadelphia, closely fol-
lowed by Messrs. Thornton and Hibbs,
who learned there that two men ans
wering the description of the burglars
had started for Wilmington. They
came to this city and at once callad on
DetectivesWm. E. Woodward, who
started oa the hunt for the burglars,
and In few minutes fouI d them il
the saloon of Martin Wendler, OF
Fourth street, near Orange. He a
once arrested the two men and locked
them up the City Hall cells, to awai
the arrival of High Constable Jonn K
Tomlinson Of DOylestown. Pa, VIII,
has warrants for the arrest OF the cul
prits. =. .l.. se.s.ia..
Detective Woodward has been OF
the lookout for the burglars since Fri
day last, and his promptness and sue
cess in arresting them 81 qulcRly will
greatly increase the already fine repu
lation he has acquired in his profes
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15
su~SI.RA;x-w.A.IES-
City Council meets tonight. :

I ply CpunciI meets Tonight. - ~
The weather still continues to be fair!
Read the next line backwards purys
hguoc natiramas doog s'RniK - w
Job work of all descriptions and at low
prices, at the GAzBTTE job Office. r7y
To fail to read the Daily GAZETTE id
to fail to read all the local news OF the
day. r A
An aching tooth can be cured by cal
ling upon DR.. Gallagher, No. E. Fifth
street.
Travel on the P. W. & B. r. r., and
the Delaware r.. R., continues to in
crease.
Wood burnt building lime, "a cents pei
bushel; bar sand, Si75 per load deiiv.
cred at Brights coal yard, corner Water
and King streets. nov. 13, If.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15

A remedy resting on the basis of in
tripsic worth demands the confidence
of all. Or Bulls cough syrup is known
and used most satisfactorily throughout
the land, AZ is attested by Its great sales
Yonr druggist keeps it.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15

E,ys, ~, Fine Nail Scissors.
|ttasheS NJ NJ straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
|Aby Na', Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
y. BRINGHURST& d CO.,
hroa,. N"rher Sixth and Market Sta.
hErn, "h'"t "tNI"". L"s, "a, sGrDs
eaOvihnWg' ~ remedy OF great popularity for
T. bRlNGHIfRST q CO.,
Co. Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS
Bath Rr,., For -, r.p
" Bail SSsnes, Soa Bath Towels ,bann Sponges
esh GInvuoapS In extensive variety. Also
~, Dry FSs, straps, Brushes, &C. ,of horse
suces Of thrdetlon Gloves, and many othel
cd. Il. .bRlNGHURST 4 CO.,
Norher Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15

Mildness conquers-and hence IL ls tnat
the gentle yet positive influence OF pr.
Bulls baaiy syrup overcomes so qmckly
the disorders of babyhood. Prlca 70 cents
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15
{ TH1F hnIhns
vinegar Manufacturer.
lU3 no.

Pure VA. S Poplar street.
~ Nine Vinegar at rs cents per gallon
Stter, and nn, meal, Apple Butter, Peach
F'fper sauce OF the best quail
ec-l2-dyly
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15
SECOND. - :.EDITION!..
GREAT FiRB IN CHICAGO.
ONE OF THE LARGEs STORES IN AMERICA
BURNED-sEvERAL PERSONS KILLED

CAICAGo, Nov. H.-Fieid, Letter Cos
dry goods store. one of the largest In Ameri-
ca, was destroyed by fire tonight. The
flames were discovered about eight O'Clock, i,
and at that time had made considerable
headway in the upper story. whore it is
supposed the fire originated through spon-
taneous combustion. Two firemen were
killed while removing goods, and an en-
ployee of the firm was burned to death. -
Eight men were also seriously injured. At
IL 80 the fire was under control, but the en-
tire inside of the building is completely
burned out, with the exception of the first
floor. The building belonged to the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, and cost about
$3.50, 900. 1t is insured for S250,00 in New
York companies. The loss on the stock OF
goods is about Sl,1O0,O 900; insured for ST..
600 900 in English, French, German and
American companies Chicago compa-
nies carry but sma all amount of insurance
Eight hundred and fifty persons are thrown
out of employment by this disaster ; OF
these one hundred and fifty are women
employed as dressmakers, filters, etc.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15
ape Worm R G nm owed
n Alive.

PM bead bu all com pIetein two hours. No
|lams en' rern passes, Seat. pin and stomach
|Shtb s,ron Snu we'd by DIR Kunhel, 259 North
Had ard d'ttt' ai' Advice free. No fee until
lnktl s "a, ~ passes IN one, and alive, DR..
|lsCOnnf,tuh the ohl y successful physician In
rs Worn inr tile removal of worms and
|aIdren or >Nrhp is pleasant aid safe for
|hlsr, or aY,st grown persons. Send 10 cir
|Emp, tx Tx Tor bottle of h III kel's Worm
|eggst rice VI bottle. Get 1t OF your
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15
LETTER FROM PENCADEK.
GLASGOW, Del, Nov. IL, 1877.

Fof the Delaware Gazette.
Mr.. Editor:-I noticed in your last
issue letter from Mr.. Townsend about
sugar beet raising. agree with him
from experience that 1t was not too late.
was at a friends last spring-about the
middle of May-and he gave me about a
dozen of the beet plants. brought them
home and set them out the next day, and
when / pulled them they weighed res
pectively 5fb 1oz., Alb 9oz., 3fb 1loz., 3tb
9oz., and the smallest one weighed lib
and 14oz. They were of the sugar beet
variety. HENRY KENDALL.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15
NoT1cE.-oFFToE PRACTITIONER
DIR. ALFREp RALroN

DIR. ALFRED WALTON
respectfully offers his services to such as
call upon him at 1856 Market street. No
charge except for the medicine. Charges
moderate. oct27-lmd
10th DlVIDEND.-The Directors OF
llU this Institution have this day de-
clared a dividend of three per cent on The
capital stock of this Bank for the last six
months, payable to the stockholders or
their legal representatives on or after the
18th INST clear of all taxes.
BY order, w. M. BELL, Cashier.
Bank of Smyrna, Nov. 1st, 1871. nov3aw4t
NOTICE TO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
In PAYERS OF 1877.-Persons who have
not paid their city and school tax for 1871,
bills having been rendered to them ana
who cannot pay at once, will please call at
our office and make some arrangements as
to when they can pay and thus avoid no.
tice by postal cards. To those who do not
call we will send postal cards and also ad-
yertise their names and amounts due us
for taxes, as we are determined to close out
this term under the law.
Those owning lots had better call and set
tie at once or we will sell their lois for
Hours from a. m. to y m;. from 10
| 7l'if Collector for N. District.
| K. FARMER,
| oct25-lm Collector for 8. District.
NCTTC BY virtue OF an Act OF the
/ ~ General A ssembly passed at Dover,
| February I'D, 1871, hereby give notice to
lholders of Delaware State Bonds, that
shall attend at the Philadelphia National
| Bank. in the city of Philadelphia, during
1.-THE business hours of that Bank, on the
lthree first secular days of January 1877 3.pre
pared to redeem and pay off Bonds from
| No rs to $780, both inclusive, of the denont
nation of one thousand dollars each, OF The
Tissue of the Bonds of the State of Delaware
under date of January ist, 1865, and tina
from and after the said first day OF Janu
ary, 1878, the interest on said Bonds vii
cease. f.f.J sd. THUS Is. GlLEo,
1 state Treasurer.
Once of state Treasurer, Dover, Novem
Der lst, 1877. noyl-2taWtJanl
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.-,Al
II IN persons who have sold lroperty dur
Ing the year are required to give notice II
writing to the Registrar, at the ofnce OF Tn,
Water Department, No. 1000 Market street
on or before the Both day of November, 1877
inserting in the notice the name of the pre-
sent owner, the name of the purchaser ,an'
the mum Der and location ofthe property s.
: sold Otherwise they Will be held ior IN
water rent fer the year 1878.
| All persons who wish to discontinue Tn
use OF water must also give notice as abov
and paw 81 for drawing the ferrule, or 70
| a discontinuance of any portion thereof
: certificate from the plumb that they nav
disconnected the pipes.
: Nov1-1mo. Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-15

-4-T y DIX. ALFRHD. WALTUN
respectfully offers his services to such as
call upon him at 235 Market street, No
charge except for the medicine. Charges
moderate. oct27-lmd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-18
UNBAPTl1ED INFANTS.


Editor lnlalliesneer:
Perhaps We had better mot drop the
subject Of the fate Of unbaptlEed infants
until we reach more accurate abatement
OF the views Of all parties. Bishop Kahn
has given lie The teachings Of his Church,
] preaume correctly; but no is reported As
having said, THE teachings Of hereform'
ers Of the 10th century that they are
doomed to the Lorments Of the damned In
hell, we'll nigh met with the formal con.
domination Of the Council Of Trent"
These may not be the exact words used
by the Bishop In his sermon, but II they
are l think Re will End Il impossible 10
show by quotation from the writings Of
the reioTmers that they taught that In.
iRnts dying 10 infancy "are doomed 10
the torments Of the damned In hell"
In your editorial comment on the ser.
mon, you say that the Bishopi disposi.
ton Of unbaptized infants 10 a"greai i'm.
provement on the fate awarded the little
lnnocents by those theologians who have
taught that there are infants In hell not
q span long p You cannot b. severely
blamed for making this assertion, inas.
much as II has been so very common to
charge this teaching upon acertain class
Of t6eologians, and the charge has often
been made BY persons supposed 10 be
poated In theological controversies.
Without entering upon the subject fully,
l can say, what | think no one is able 10
disprove, that careful examination by
friend and foe Of the writings Of Protest.
ant theologlans and authors OF stand.
ing, has failed to find any sentence that
will justify the charges referred TO. The
wort that can be said Of any OF these
writer's Ia that some Of them de.
cline expressing any opinion upon this
subject for the avowed reason that the
teachings Of the Scriptures are not suffi-
clently clear 10 warrant positive
opinion. Even these are few, and belong
TO past generations. | feel quite conf.
dent, therefore, that the theologians you
refer to never had any existence. All
Protestant churches, 80 far as l know,
agree in teaching that infants dying in
infancy are saved through the merits Of
the Saviour. While some Of them hold
that infants arc involved in the ruin Of
the race, and hence have depraved ma
lures, yet they maintain that these de.
PRAYED natures are renewed in the case Of
all dying before reaching years Of discre.
ton, and that they are admitted 10
Heaven without the faith and repentance
demanded Of adults.
have written this not TO excite con.
troversy, but merely IN the interests Of
truth. ]. D. MoFFAT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-18

By virtue ola deed Of Trust made by & .prr sr
and Mary, his wife, to the uLden Enel ,rusAs,
dated the LIST day Of January, 1871, aud duly It-
corded IN the Clerks office Of the Couny tout ii
Ohio county, West Virginia, In DCNd Of Irl,t Nd
Mortgage Book No. 4, pages lOS and iOG, vii on
FRIDAY, the 18th DAY Of December, Isl,
Beginning At 10 o'clock A: n. of Aald day, at III,
front door Of the Court Rouse Of Ohio co.ay, 10
the dty VI Wheeling; sail at public auction .thS
following described property, that Is TO 81: All
that certain piece Of land lying and beip. % IpS
wlterB Of GlenB Run, Ia Aiil county Of uLiu md
being part Of the land belonging 10 tile late Andrv
T. Woods and adjoining the lands VI vi liam
WelshauS, the htirS VI David Gardner, d,rralel,
and the heirs Of Andrew p. Woods delta ID, Cur
tAlning IL acres roOds and 10 perChpa aud b5uud.
ed and described B follows, viz: BigInlmsltln
elm corner 10 Garden and Reilly on the Htol,'
line; thence up the Hun Road coz T.! 1. v MI
and 421f' L % poles TO u sake OH the .lh ID,
Of Said road, thence lS' ElC 2i..OOIal stoI
stake; thence $ % E Is H.lOO poles to .lI,;
thence 81 W4l 7S-l0O poles 10 4 oorbc 10 MD
Welshaus on original unct lns and with his line
and mid tract line 60 W q 100 po!,s to Orsi
nal corner Of Tract now corner on the llnt ui aid
Garden and with HE line (Gnother origin II S9P
50 $500 poles 10 the beginning, lOItih With
the improvement thereon and the hcTtul AIu, nj
and APpurtenAnces belonging thGctJ. AUpuR
only the coal underlying the said tract.
TKRHS OF HALE-Three hundred dollars q thl
purchae money In caSh on the day oil salp tpd The
reaidue Of the taid purchase money on the it dSy
Of January, 1875, With interest on the defircd ID
Atallmen9 from the day Of sale until plyurni TIE
purchaser 10 give good personal security lJf the
pay ment Of said deferred InStallmenu and hr ttrt
70 the property TO DO retained uuiIl the lurhHs
money Is fully paid.
Ths l!tle 10 the above property Is BELIEVED 10 h
III eIcepuonAble.
nO2s JAMES P. ROGERS, TrptU.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-18
TRUsTEE's SALE OF LOIS,

By virtue q Deed Of Trust made BY John Z
~ Trustee dated August 18th, IS7 T,r6ri " %'
DEED Of Trust Book No. II, pGse I4!, Of nv Nv
records Of Ohio county, West VirlniS | Vii .tS
at the font door Of the Court House Of A co" ''
", on ''u2'
SATURDAY, the 10Th day oil January ~,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. ", the iolhslr, 4,
Bcrtbed property. slKty.nlnO lots la pStkrI ~
addition 10 the city Il Wheeling, as Iuy'Ic a. \.
W. T. Smith, being nun6erOd lioni opv "a ,sy,H.
ty-eighL except the lots numbered y, 10, IL. Iii
TKiAS OF aALE-one. half cash, the b,l,r,. :.
llx months, evidenced BY negotiable not., h1.,t ~
interest from day Of aalG '''
W. II. CALDWELL, Trusts.
". J. ". CowDEN, Solicitor. ''"' All
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-18
FOR SALE,
TRUsTEE's SALE,

RiS VII v55tS S'. q p:sd Of Tra,l executed b,
~ elu sna h1 Vile 70 james CunmlpS y EdIlid
Hs aug ut gay o. october Ia the yeIt IN S,a dltS
Tn, Su ~ SIenty'lNo, and recorded in ~ nan.
L.ut book nunbOfOd s, ptRW II I. ~ Detd d
Scg q me County Court Of OhIn ra,, ue listkI
Nntlnlai and Of an Order Of ths I I,S,1I, Wet
Ial9 county made October q, 1871 sn,i. TOUT u
uneaeIaigned Trustee 10 tAld Dcei a frU.auIhs The
o. the said james CummlnS. jeSS.S,,iI 10 Place
Mednesdal, the SIXTEENTH nav ~ Sill, 90
AhhI IN THk YEAR EIGHTEEN Iit,SS !AhU.
AND sEVENTY.EIuHT, CcnmsnsIn,N DRED
O'Clock 4. Y, sell al public auciion ~ ~. ten
=. tne S9In houae o. sald county, tbs Sy ru.et
SshIeyed " ne aid Deed Of Trust In, ''SSltttI
Lot numbered ~, two hundred Gnf ib,t, y ~,
situated On north ellt corner Of john E'ny 'hittl
slxtsenthl and Fifth (noW called ESt,' w ntd
the Fourth Ward Of the city Of Wbtrliny u .I 10
appuftenAneo9A and tenelnehta thefFunIof Illn tlt
TERhS oP bALE-UnR- fourth al In "opGihg
money 10 BE- paid In hand, aud IN iDisn. Ptlthl's
equal tnltAlmenh Of pfincipal, belrin,, u, W Ihht
ii0m the DAY o. sale, aud pIJablc TCStss, uie,t,l
six, twelve and Eighteen months ihr,,.W'u.! ID
with liberty 10 the purchaser 10 nav III " pGt
greater portion than onE.lOufth, al ia nS W ahI
money 10 hAnd, The deferred lnSIHlmSp,rl bureaus
% " secured BY personal security IRusiSc,n,Ia
!ne trustee, and also By Detd Of Iru,I w ~ 70
The ii | believe to beEOOd, but ,sllIn, an
tee undertake TO convey such tide opS n ltOl'
e. u me BY Virtue Of the said Deed Il thus, ~
delb-W DANIEL LAMR T,,,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-18
TRUsTRE's SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made bv I'm
ker, dated August ID, 1876 recorded In H. m,
Trust Book No: page 50, Of the land T, ~ o.
Ohio county, West Virginia, will mi Al ~
door oil the Court HOUSE of aid county, on s"'"'''
SATURDAY, the 18th dIy:Oi Janunrv In.
Commencing At l0O'CiOck A. NJ, the fIlov,,.
pOfty: Lot numbered eighteen Ia paTEsy u''s lto'
dillon % the city Of Wheeling, a. laid an D.. 70
2. Smith, Surveyor, fronting tWenIJ.Sys ~! ~ ",
the National Road and extending 6,cf M ~ ', ~
width to Grand View street '"0 Nm'
7erns Of sale ctlh.
w. J. w. CoWpEN, sOlIelInr. 'Iu,Iee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-18
NOTICE,
John F. vlnaI, Plaintiff,

Noi'0h'
John F. VinRl, Plaintiff,
Edward wyman, E. r. Gutter, T. c. Il. Smith.
JO,cphDavis, Thomas Porter, William n. Chan.
etllOi lAte Special Receiver, appointed by the
Circuit Court Of Wood county, in a certain sult
u chHncely therein depending batW0en sAId
Edward WJmlu and E. F. Cutter, coui-
Pl,inants, and Joseph Davis andT C. II Smith,
Seiyer, appointed by aald COutt In aid cause,
DtiendAnu.
Ia the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, Wet Viz
ginia. In ChRncery
TS the above named parties, plaintiff and de-
fendanlS; You will tale notice that The above
entitled cause was referred 70 me, one Of the Com.
mlsIoner Of the Circuit Court Of Wood county, at
rue pecemher term 1877, fer the pnrpose Of aSceT-
tainlng and reporting 10 the Court certain facts
particularly required by Aid decree Of reference,
copy Of which ID 10 my Office and 70 which you
are referred for particular statement Of every
ming 10 be examined into and reported upsn BY
the Commissioner. In accordance with the ordSr
Of reference Aforesaid, have fixed upon the slx-
Ieenth gay Of January, 1873. between the hours Of
rs SsSsE Y: and ?: \. o. said day, atmy office.
the county Of Wood. State Of West VIrTinis. 10
taso The testimony Of all the parties 70 aid action,
y desired and deemed necessary, and will continue
the mme from day 70 day aud time 10 time, II nee
essary, until MI the testimony and the report Of
the nndenl ined !, completed a. required by lAId
You are commanded, In the name Of the state
o. Wet virginia, 70 DO and appear before me, ia
obedience 70 this notice and 10 protect your iniar
cay IN reltton 70 the matters before me In aid
reference. '''~
Si y; n under ny hand, at my Office thl, l4.A
49,. BARNA. POWELL,
uelI Commissioner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-18
TsEAsURY DEPARrNENr.

August oath, 1865. !
Sir: Your letter Of the 18th inst. ten.
doring your resignation as Surveyor OF
Customs for the Port Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, is received, and the same is
hereby accepted, to take effect 40 soon as
your successor shall have been appointed
and qualified.
am, Very Respectfully,
WM. E. CHANDLER,
IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-18

The Scarlet fever Is reported raging in
the upper ward Of Moundsville. There
are some seven or eight cases In that part
Of the town.