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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09
chicago.

Chicago. Jan. =.
N!iKA AT ssruag aud higher; sfa for cash ;
2sa1i 49, for February; siA for March
CORN Unsettled; tiostng lower; - i q ~ faf
cash; AG4A for February.
OATS Firm higher and dull; rs Iar cashi az,
for February.
RYE,
BARLEY 65ta.
PORK STEADY; II - far cash; is 20 for March
LARD Steady iilo for essh; II 10 for March.
WHISKY Has sold =, 167a, now lo7
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09
New York M4rke,.

New York. Jan 9
wHEAT-stsads No. Chicago, y, No. 9
Milwaukee, | ": nngrnded spring. J ~.
CORN steady new western mixed, 51ss@f5
old do, sl9eoa.
OATS Unchanged; mixed western and state, 20
Go
PORK Heavy at 1875
LARD firnel Al ii .b
WHISKY -fI.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09
An Exciting Day in the. Cres-
NEW ORLEANS.
" RI,lk f.

WARIlkE.
New Orleans Jan. 9-9 a.m.r-The
members of the White league, which
have beenlmustered in by the Mich
oils government as militia, are assem-
bling with arms at Lafayette square
with the avowed purpose Of main
ing the superior csurt, abolished by
the Kellogg government.
At this writing, $50, the streets
are full of armed men hurrying to
Lafayette square where orderlies are
dashing about on horseback, present
ing all phases Of an army on the eve
of battle. Armed men are reporting
to the sheriff whose purpose. ii is
stated is to take possession OF the
supreme court room, now in charge
OF the metropolitan police, and in
stall Nichols newly appointed judge
OF the supreme courts.
tits more than possible that an
attempt will be made to capture the
police station Also.
An advertisements appears this
morning ordering the members OF the
Washington artillery to assemble at
the armory at 10 O'Clock.
New Orleans, 1890 o'clock, p. M
Armed men are still hurrying
through the streets to Lafayette
square, when they report to the sher-
itf who it is stated will moye them a,
eleven O'Clock to the supreme court
building, facing Jackson square, and
endeavor to take possession Of it
| Chief Justice Ludeiing is there on the
bench and Capt. Gray OF the. Metro
| politan police with strong force ii
in possession of the building undel
orders Of the chief justice.
1t is stated that the chief iustic,
will remove the present sheriff il b,
attempts to take the building by fore
and appoint another sheriff.
GOVERNOR PACKARD
is at the state house, cool aud calm
He has telegraphed President Gran
asking for assistance, while the me,
under arms disavow any intention o.
provoking collision.
| a drunken m,n, or irresponsible
boy or an accidental shot, may brin,
on riot surprising those of 1866 0
/ 1874.
i Gov. Nichols is at ST. Patrick
hall.
/ At eleven o'clock bodies Of arme
men are moving in different direction
from Lafayette square. About 6y
hundred are passing down ST. Charlie
street, supposed to be moving for tn
supreme court. Others are marching
! South and West.
At l:d5 demand was made fc
the 3rd precinct station house in tn
supreme court building and refused
: About 10000 persons are assen
bled around Jackson square and tn
excitement is intense.
a large body of armed men are {
the ievee side Of the square.
!, Governor Packard reports the me
ropolitan telegraph wires cut, and /
has established communication wi,
United States Marshal Pitkin at Il
Custom house, by means of the Tn
a ted States signal corps.
: The Metropolitan police at the sta
house, are being armed with Sprin,
6eld rifles.
. Shops In French quarter. ar :
shut
The United States troops at 0
: leans hotel, two blocks away q
II watching the crowd se tlse he -ss*i.ss+te b
a are NOT under arms.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Holloway's Pills or 0intment.-8crofula or
morbid deposits In ihe lungs, yoinis aud tissues
These medicines have rendered this disease 4 les.
formidable so9nrgs ihsu fAsmerlg, II has beea
ineoniest,hiy proved thai IN Scrofulous Affections
they have Affected thousands OF cures sold esery
where. % cent. per box or pot.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09

Sl "a az ,.. !. 1ss. ;s. 4Ssss. 4ss .:2,.a =, vs.
DAha.-Z kAN1 .pAxfextia
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09
nIsCELLAEEoUs
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Rutland, Vermont, Jan. "a mail
train from Boston, on the Rutland
road was thrown from the track on a
broken rail. The passenger car went
down an embankment, turning bottom
upward. The passengers were sew
erely but none fatally injured.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS

The Report Now is that May is
Shot 4 Bennett Uuinjured.l
The Duel Took Place Near Bal
-timore.
There Will Probably be 9
Legal Contest over Van
derbilts Will.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09
WHAT THE LAW WILL DO.

District Attorney Phelps stated last
evening that upon the meagre inform
alton he had concerning the duel, i,
would be impossible to state @ha,
steps would be taken by the authori
ties.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09
CRUSHED BY Snow.

Springfield, Mass. Jan. g. The
snow crushed in the roof of the
Boston and Albany railroad freigh,
house, killing one man and woundns
Eve men, two or three serious. Los.
on building 1895 coo.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09

The excitement increases with eve
ry new movement. The situation is
very critical.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09

y is just reported that the first aud
third police stations have
SURRENDERED TO THE DEMOCRATS.
Al II go Nichols militia took pos.
session of the supreme court building
and installed their judges. All the
police stations are in the possession
of the Nichols government. Not a
gun has been fred.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-08

doorway. Frederick and Henry were
he first to spring to their feet, utter
ing in joyful exclamation, Count
Rasinskil"
1t was indeed Rasinski and Boles-
laus, who had thus entered unan-
nounced, and who now were greeted
and embraced with stormy affection
by all.
How have you been? What have
you been doing?" were questions
that passed back and forth without
any one waiting for answer.
"A thousand cordial greetings from
your friends" were the first words
which Rasinski addressed to Freder-
lex, as soon as the first ebulitions
had subsidized. my departure from
Dresden was so sudden, that there
was no time TO send long letters by
me, but still l have a few lines, and
by the next mail you will have more. "
The news from his friends, this first
connecting link with the happier
past, naturally awakened melancholy
feelings in Frederick But this mel
ancholy was blended with gentle
satisfaction that there still existed
for him loved beings, who watched
his dark path of life, and whose
wishes and prayers surrounded him
like guardian angels. Frederick then
received an open letter from his
mother and sister. The brother and
sister sat down together on the sofa,
and unnoticed by the rest of the CON-
pany carried on an animated CONVEX
sation as to the future destiny of their
beloved Poland, in the now pending
war.
ITO be Co7.tinued.)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-08
SIMPLE RECIPES.

How make hens lay. How to remove corns-
How TO have good appetite. How to keep corns
away. How to receive the warm attentions of q
young lady. How to remove dandruff How 10
keep books. How TO find out If girl loves you.
All warranted not to fail IL followed correctly Sent
or two cent stamps. Address L. II. LAWSON,
l3fs-i Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-08
EMVAluARl-Ea

TTes-rs. WEEr1S FoTrEr. Thoie1s1c DRUGGISTS,
y fo1, - 49,: C-llsica:c have fcrco-nc months
Y It d-iy that owe 70 sulcring humanity 70
write you, stating to great benefit that have de-
rssed rom tho no Of SAErolD'8 RADICAL CvE-
III CAT Ait-I- lorftorc than 20 years fhavc been
riillctcd with t,is very troublesome complaint,
liyo tried I'll 70 remedies that couid Ind, but
without ma .ill cr rcrn1- cnt bcrclt. Last fall
tho disease had arriv a &c that state that / russ
hare relcfor ola. Tho entire 1nculbrar.ous system
had bee mo 20 nncmcd, and the stomach 50 dsor-
Cesed, that 1t WIS y doubtful ri-ftcr whether
Gould - TO tho pacilc coast. ori(l Cid no whether
flo1l live TO como back or not. ifnU IN alycr-
tsencnt ftil5 n ,dl~ino ard .thor-r'i being very
ilsrcdulous about sp cincs or nu1trrris OF any
kld, yet In flccr deportation tried T. Is, and was
90 once bcltntcd y 10. The eh.n1cs OF cliiaata.
chronic disease cff,io liver, ru my ngcoy %
-nIhy prevent my c 80 restoration. but tho bcnc-
IT derive from It's daily tsc II - mo fsrufubkc.
Z "a nn hopiag 20 70 cosnplctCly C.rNC, and as
l.ss arrive 1t q ts-,cfibie I'D age.
lfthis Jt1tccn~l fry case can or my service
- those Athlete a have bcen. afl .i.lc you
lgng this remedy Int moro r,-1crsi IT,. C-n1Ci1iiy
tao Pacific coast tviero T. D llueh necfc1, ny
o.. &C. IN writing this not3 XII p. ''i-irr..
Very trlly yoi.ra. l---.f.I TfFr
--S-oEA, y. IL J-ies--sA = :. SIS, -. - CO.
Tteh p.-',-rs c71.-' 3 J'-. rarf.rl's I-i--ovcd
l1hal....s tus r.ld 81 directions o.: ia all
ra1ca. Pic '*tta or rafo h. al Who'll. 1.f' End
Retail Drug -.s nj ~ rnlcTe Ia United
!t2tcs and Can.f.cs. WEEKS & POTTER, General
As-ai5 Gad Niioic--'o prtggiat-, boston. Afzls.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-08

Trains Nos and run daily. Train No. 1
leaves Pittsburgh daily except Saturday.
Train No. leaves Chicago daily except Sat
urday. All others daily except Sunday.
4. II. MYERS.
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
The Old StOiy.
Baltimore Gazette.

Baltimore Gszelte.
In a recent number of the st. Louis
Republican we found the following sem
tence: The New York Sun asks: is
Hayes title any better than Packard So
No; but let US have some tresher ques-
ion-that one has been answered n thous-
and times" Not so, brother Knapp.
The question ought to be asked and an
swered thousand times more. II must
never be lost sight OF. Many hundred
wears ago great crime was committed
IN the Garden of Eden, which drought
death into the world, and all our woe,
and the people are still talking about 1t.
The monstrous crime Of the great con-
splrato,s which robbed people OF their
rights is only few months old, and we
are now asked to dismiss it from the
public mind and lake upsome tresher
question for discussion. If the American
people are wise, they will never let 1t
die. 1t was not u crime "msde venlsl
by the OCCASION" and 1t VIII never be
forgotten until truth and honesty be-
come mere by-words IN our language
We may not be able to recover the
stolen property, but if We wish to pre-
vent a repetition of the crime we must
never permit any fresher question to step
in ard shield the criminals from pubic
execration.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
TRUsTEE9S SALE.

ny VIRTUE CT a DEED OF TRUST
d from Alexander NJ. Jacob and Mary j.
Jacob, his wife, 10 the undersigned lrus'
tee, bearing date the 9th day OF July, 1870,
and recorded in the office OF the Clerk OF
tn. County Court of OHIO county, West
Virginia, III deed of trust book No. 3, folio
%, / will proceed, on saturday. Ju"e D,
1877. commencing at lO O'c ocR A. NJ, AT
the front door of the Court House OF ONO
county, to sell at pubilc auction, the lol-
lowing real estate, lying in ONO county,
West Virginia, and bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a sake on the
bank OF the ohio river aud corner 10 a
tract of land allotted TO WIN. II; WOODS,
and with his lines y sURdegrees r W 79.lIO
poles. ) 3 l2-lO degrees T. T-lU poles,
500 degrees w % 75.lOO poles TO "a stake,
II 100 degrees w III S9-lUU poles to a stake,
= $40 degrees w So 81 100 poies To stake
on the bank OF the Ohio river, ana up said
river and binding thereon AZ li-lOU poles TO
the beginning, containing hity-one acres
more or less, and marked No. on the re-
corded plat OF the farm OF the late Andrew
u. Woods.
Also ali the coal lying under so much OF
what IS known as the EbeneZer Zane tract
of two hundred and eighty acres, as lies
within the following boundries, to-wit:
Beginning at point when Is known rs
the southwest corner oil william IL:
Woods coal field. and further described
aS follows: being ) degree E75 S-lOO poles
from the corner OF the David Garden Ianu
ard : degree + 10 poles from the corner
heretofore named in the deed TO william
"A. Woods, acknowledged as the southwest
corner OF the coal field Of Robert b. Woods.
thence ) degree Il ~ poles, theace y SO%3
degrees east and parallel with the coal
lines of William n. Woods 10 line which
Is The southeastern bOundry Of the salu
Ebenezer Zane tract, and with the lines OF
said tract northeastwardIy and northwest,
wardly to the line and corner of the coal
field heretof re conveyed to William II.
Woods, and with his southern line soutn
SO% degrees TO the beginning, ana marked
Z. Woods farm.
Terms OF sale Cash.
Title believed to be good, but selling as
trustee shall convey only such title as Is
vested In me as such Trustee.
ROBERT q BAkR, Trustee.
IC uER[EY. AuctiOneer. mail
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
The Cumberland Coal Trade.

Cumberland Ne"S'
The product of mines OF the oumGer.
lsnd coal region tor the week enu'hs
MAYS, was 40,2l7lg TONS Tor tue year
to that date 366 323.l1 tons, decrease
Of %, 6OO.O4 tons as compared "ith cor
responding period of last year. Inc
shipments to the Baltimore ana sn ONO
r,iIrosd were, tor the week l7'eoo tons;
for the wear 222 5SS,09 tons, decrease
nfs6 7s5l 6 tons AS compared with 1876.
Tn. shipments to the Chesapeake and N,
Ohio canal were, for the week, Is, oeS 81;
Tor the year 5,llSo6 tons an increase
81 81 AZ OSS 0l tons rs compared with 1876.
Tbs shipments to the Pennsylvania mi, rail
rnsd for the week were 5,324.OS tons;
for the year Ss,522.o2 tons; de
crease of iO2 IL tons as compared with
1876
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
The Barbaris,n of Turkey.

From the New York Herald.
If there is one nation in Europe which
came as conquering army, which has
despised civilization, which knows and
respects no authority but the sword,
whose civil policy is aggressive, aud
whose religion is lust and superstition, it
is that Ottoman Power which many
ruling minds in England would perpetu-
ate even at the expense OF a bloody war.
The Turks have no sympathy with us
either in race or religion. They came
into Europe and took ConstsDtinople in
the middle OF the fifteenth century. They
were Tartars from Asia. BY the sheer
force OF arms the Turk captured the
most renowned and ancient Empire of
the world-tbe home OF the Greek and
the Egyptian and .he Carthsgiuisn. He
ruled in Athens and Jerusalem-the
city of light and the city of religion. He
menaced Vienna. Wherever he ruled
he blighted and destroyed. The history of
his advance is the history of civilization
overthrown, industry psrsiyzed, laws
violated, temples cast down, art effaced.
He has never changed. A warrior at
the outset, he has striven to engrstt his
warlike Empire upon the fair bosom of
Christian Europe. The Turks have no
arts, no science. Countries which, ages
before America was known, were the
homes of q delicate and refined civIlzs.
ton have fallen under Turkish rule into
decay. The story of their Empire is n
scandal. Not many years have paned
since they engaged IN fierce war with
the Georgians, lin consequence" says the
historian, "of the Georgians having re-
fused to continue to supply Turkish
hsrems with customary annual tribute
of the hsndsomest of their daughters,
Offering, however, at the same time. In
lieu, yearly contribution in money.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
More Discharges by the Baltimore
and Ohio.

Baltimore Gazette.
When the large number OF worSmen
were discharged from the Baltimore and
OHIO workshops at Mount Glare about
five weeks since, hopes were entertained
of getting back into employment In the
course Of u few months A recent
action Of the company, however. renders
this result still more improbable than 1t
has been since the cut. Saturday eve
ming the enginebouses in that part OF the
cards known as Russia, about twenty in
humber. were closed, and all the men,
except seven who were discharged, trans
terred to other shops. LAST night eight
men were discharged from the bridge shop
and the remaining men, about thirty IN
number, reduced TO four days WORK u
week The boiler shop has also been
reduced to three days work week.
The gangs of men in the other shops
arc 50 worked that each nan loses one
dsv of the week The workmen out oil
employ ment have been suffering con-
.iderably, and are beginning TO feel hope
lcssness bordering on despair ne
rolling mill of the company at Cumoer-
land was closed last Saturday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
100000 Worth Of Gold
Plated JeSeITy.

HoRsl WE WILL SEND, AS BELOW,
all Warranted Gold Plated: Pair COD
stone Sleeve Buttons; pair Engraved
Sleeve Buttons; | set Pointed studs, set
Amethyst studs, Weading Ring, In.
graved Band Finger Ring. AmethN st
Stone Ring inlaid with gold, Elegr nj
King marked Friend hi2,' Amethyst
stone -carf Ring inlaid with gold. splen.
did silver, d Hat Pin, set Ladies Jet and
Gold Pin aud Drops, l Misses set Jet anu
Gold. | Ladies Jet set, Ornamentej, sci
Handsome Rosebud Far Drops, Gents
Elegant Lake George diamond stud,
Cardinal Red Bead Necklace, | Pair Ladi. 5
Amethyst Stose Ear Drops, inlatd with
Colo. | Laiies' Ornamented Jet Brooch,
Fancy Scarf Ring and Elegant WaLch
Chain. Take your choice the entire lot OF
~ pieces, sent postpaid for 81, or any 5
pieces you choose tor 50 cents. Now the
time to make mou-y. These goods can
easily be Retailed fors0
r. STOCkMAN, . Bond St, y. Y
His reputation for honesty, lair dealing
and liberality Is unequaiIed by any ad-
yert,ser in this City-N. y. Day Book. Dec.
Is, 1875. apps egb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11

WORCESTER Press:-"There is per-
haps no more perfect picture Of perple1i
ty THAI the countenance OF man who
finds in his pocket letter which his
wife gave him q month ago to msil, and
holds il up to the light in futile effort
to determine whether there is anything
in it that would convict him if he were
to carry it in his pocket the rest of
the year snd mail il on the ami
veIsary o! the day on which it WAS writ
ten"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11

ALL nervous exhaustion and painful
diseases speedily yield to the curative
inauences of Pulvermscher's Eiectr:c
Belts and Bands. They se ssle' silhp as
and effective, and can be easily aPP..eu
by the patient himself. Book, win pun 1ul'
nsrt,cuisrs, mailed free. Address ful-
vermscher 6slvsnic Company, oihc'h-
natl. Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
FOR SALE.

TIME RESIDENCE OF N. c. AR SA
i THUR, on Fifteenth street, in the I.D
city of Wheeling. The lot fronts
about % teet on Fifteenth street. and ex-
tends back to the alley. The house is a
O story brick, containing Ell Iooms and
finished attic, bath room with hot and
cold water, and Is in good repair. There
is also a wash house, coal house, ash
no Use, &C., o the property. Persons de-
string to examine the property, or 10 ascer-
tain the terms of sale, will call on X. u.
Barr, attorney. LAP Chapline street.
ap3 \. Z. ARTHUR.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11

SOME princely dogs there are in the
great bench show Just opened at the
New York hippodrome. There are
valued at fifty thousand to ten thousand
dollars each, ard many are appraised at
from five thousand to ten thousand.
Cheap dogs are those worth less than
one thousand, and more than one
hundred. And yet psop!e talk OF hard
times,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
Drawing Positively June 30. 1877.
and every tn &c mo ties tbereRffrr.

llNh''N SS'''
Drawing Positively June 30. 1877.
and every tn &c mo ties thereafter.
Certificate OF Supervisors of DrawinR-
This Is To certify that the first drawing 81
the Kentucky Cash DlsulbutiOn COM
pany took place on th" Sta of ""inb"r,
In Major Hall, Frankfort, KY, In the pre-
Seuce and under our Immediate supeTHIs-
ion.
We iurther state that every ticket, and
part of ticket. which had been sold, were
/. presented In the wheel, and That the
drawing was fairly and h ncstly conduct.
ed. We further state that We had 40 IN
tcrest whatever In the enterprise, nor any
connection with the sane, except In the
character OF supervisors. whose sOIe duty
was 10 protect the Interest OF the ticket
holders aud To preside over the drawing.
Hon. Alvin DuvalI, late chief Juslic" sup.
Court Of Ky. James q. Dudley, Chair.
man Board OF school Truss eeL; Grant
Green, Cashier Farmers Bank Of Ky;
Hon. y !. NJ. Major, Public Printer state
of Ky: Hon. TnOs y. Lindsay, Pr"st
Farmers Bank 81 Ny; Hon. Thomas &.
Jones, Clerk of Sup. Cont OF KY; Judge.
X A. Thompson, Pr"sdg Judge FRANK
lin Co. Court: James .. Crockett. Clerk
Franklin county Court.
RamittsDCps can bc made by Mall, Tx
pr.Ss, DRAFT, +. .. Ordrrur Registered Let
All cotnmu nications and orders for OK :
cts should be- ddTessed To
g. ". BtHBO" a. co.
General Manager, tOurier-JOHTn l3uiId :
ing, Louisville, Ky, or Tho. III. HAYS Il
Co, General Agents, ~ Broadway. New
York.
send for Circular. aprIseodegIa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
For SALE
FOR SALE.
'CRUSTEE,S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
II from August Roetteer and Judith, MS
wife, to the undersigned trustee, bearing
date the 18th day OF March, 1871, and re-
corded in the Office Of the CLERK OF the
County curt OF Ohio county, W. va" IN
deed OF trust book No. y, folio 40, Will
proceed, on
Thursday, the 18th day OF May,
1871. at 10 A. NJ, at Roettger's Hotel, Elm
Grove, Ohio county, to FELL at public auc.
ton the following real estate. bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at u
stake on the bank OF Wheeling creek OPP.
pOsite to the SOU h least end OF the wheel
wright shop; thence north 5VA degrees,
east 10 poles, 10 stake on the south slae
OF the National road; thence with SAID
road north 1917 degrees, wesl 70 poies, 10 q
stake; thence touth 5OH degrees, west
$40 poles, to a stake on creek Dank;
thence with creek bank 70 3-lO poles 10
place of beginning, containing l acre,
roods and 10 poles, being lot numbered III
Oh the plat OF the estate or LYDIA Cruger,
deceased, and the same lot or parcel OF
ground which was conveyed 10 the SAID
August Roettger by j. II. Good, Robert
Woods and II. Forbes, commissioners, oy
de- d recorded among the records OF ONO
county.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
Title believed to be good, but sellpg as
Trustee l shall convey sucd title as Is
vested in ne as such Trustee.
apl6i q. W. JEFFERS, Trustee.
~ HERVEi AuctiOueer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
A New Chinese Laundry.

TIME UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
announce to the public that they have
moved from No~p-da City 10 Wheeling,
and have established new Laundry for
the washing and doing up, in the most
artistic manner at snort Iotice, all Kinds
of Shirts, Linen and I'm erwear, at the
most reasonable prices. No extra charge
for sewing on buttons or nending gar
ments. Don't forget the piAce or name,
the Norpeda CITY Laundry, No. 1919 Mar
ket Square, Second ward.
mach JOE LEE Il co,