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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-18
Gssasss.' Sales.


rNRUSTEE'S SALE.
By TlrtueoI Deed Of Trust made by William Nc
Nahb and Annie E NcSabb his wife, 70 the undG.
signed Trustee dated the 18Th day d Nay 1875 and
Of record In the Cerk's olee Of the County CouTt d
Ohio county, IVES; Virginia In boOk Of deeds Of trust
and mOrtslses No 8, at page Iss, the undersigned
will on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of December, \. D. 1875,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ sell at puhlie auction
ii the front 1onr Of the Court House q sAid county
In the city Of wheeling West Virginia, the following
described real estate situate In aid city, county and
State tO-Vi The undivided half Of al that Part d
city, which said rah measures SqH feet In Width and
RUS Of that With 1rOIu the creek u line dWu from
the point where the western boundary Of aid part Of
lot 50 interests With the north line Il 10Th street. 10
the alley hereinafter meutlonsd and n night angles
with the alley and 1id part also includes the TRAN
Iular pece Of grOund, between said line last named
drawn 10 sid alley and 10Th street, the sid part Of
aid lot adoins alley on the asst side OF aid part
lot and measures AZ feet on 18th street, and has
rie the wagon shOfs lately oPe1sted b william Ne
Sabb. and Is the same granted 70 william AeSabb
and Thomas Mofat by Thomas NELL and otheTs by
deed dated April sh 1864, and nou o. record 10 Said
Clerk Office In deed book No. IS At EQlIHs and 2
TEINs OF SALE-0ne-thirl d the purchase money,
or as much more thereof the purchasef may elect 70
pay, In cash, and the residue In two equal Install
menIs bcaTng interest from fhs day Of sAle payable
SIX and twelve months respectively from the day u
sale aud SECURED BY deed Of trust 90 the property sold
The ttlO Is believed good, but sellBg Hs Trustee
shah CoaVey only such tle Is Is vested Ia me by sid
49, GEORGE B. Caldwell, Trustee.
J. c. HEHYEY. AnetlbpeRT, sA nOif
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Tx years ago over one millions acres Of
Ireland were devoted to potato culture;
now only about northumberland seventy
thousand acres are thus employed. The
decrease is attributed TO uncertainty Of
crops and the growing Importance Of cattle
raising.
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WHAT THE rELLowFEyER BAs cosl
An Estimate Made of the Money Loss to
the Country


WASHINGTON, November IA. B. Far
quhar, proprietor Of the Pennsylvania
Agricultural Works at York, writes to Sur
geon-G General Woodwork that the yellow
fever epidemic Of this year has cost the
country about Sl15, 0oO, oOe, estimating from
such data as he can obtain. He feels
great interest in the investigation under
taken by the yellow fever commission, and
incloses check for 800 to promote their
success.
CHICAGO, November l5.-The Grand
Officers of the Ancient Order Of United
Workmen met here this morning for the
purpose OF adjusting their losses on. &C
count OF the yellow fever. The Order was
seriously impoverished, especially in Ten
neSSee.
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When the votes are counted as cast, and
each man allowed to vote according to his
sentiments, South Carolina is Republican
by three votes out Of FIVE, or about 5000
majority.
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EVERY member Of the Louisiana Legis.
lature elected in New Orleans was pledged
TO vote against the Motfett liquor register.
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A SOUTHERN DEM. VICTORY.

Charleston Is. CT News and Courier DENY
The maiorities in the different counties
OF. South Carolina, 50 far as received, are
given below. Georgetown goes Demo-
cratic, butthe majority Is not yet reported:
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@s4es,u1 Nntasss.
Notice TO ARCHITECTS.
orrcr spcRrTARr OF srArL

UTfICE SbREIAkI OF SIAIL
WHEELING. 2lSt Oct, 1878. !
The Board OF Public Works OF the State Of
West Virginia will receive At their office, until
December 18th, 1873, plans for THE AITERA-
T1oN IN and additions TO the building known
asthe STATE HorsE," in the city Of Charles
ton, Kanawta county, from such Architects
as may please to submit them, il being under
stood that so PLANS WILL RE PAID FOR unless
the same lie adopted by the Board, and the al
terations made in accordance Herewith.
S. BRADY,
ocee Secretary u State.
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srcRErARr ScHuRz does not think that
the present Congress will DO anything to
impede resumption.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TEAHs--wREEtiSc rrxr.

VTnadelphlI AeC0mm0i1tiOn.-Ihs tr1in Saly nuns
between WhgeliaS ADD TriadeIPhII.
tDllly except SGnAay-StE1rk AeconImod1tiOn.
tStsabsnTill0 AerOnRoi4lIoa.-Thh train durins
the day PaSsts backward and furSHTd bstEesa Mar
tins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping Wben re1plFrd II
sherman HOase, EtnaTtlle, West wheeling AID
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Demoeratie Plurat! over
Demoer1tie majority OveT cGmblnei Republican,
and HFrenhaekers. J.
prmneratIc majority over all, dividing the Green-
hackers between the two parties according 10
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nineb NJ mace. and seven tablespoonful OF
cider and one nj brandy. oelNc AlOh, tSaI-

pinch OF mace, and sevele tapiespo.p ,i OF
cider and one Of brandy. serve hob, gar
nished with thin slices Of lent u.
III one lives In town. 1t is up, Oh Tue putcher
one must depend for corned beef, q one must
buy it in the square tin cans. ~ Is equalI
both are poor enough compared to Itat winch
one living in the country. will prepare LOT one $
own use. The process is simple enop. 1h, ana
perhaps the receipt may not be new to many,
but the beef thus prepared is so mueh beetteF
than any other that have tasted that Will
offer it.
RECEIPT FOR PHILADELPHIA CORNBD BEEF.
Six pounds Of brown sugar, five gallons od
water. six ounces of saltpetre, six ounces of
pearl ash, one pint OF molasses, and fine salt
enough dissolved in the liquid to make it tloat
an egg. Scald and skim the brine and pour it
on the beef. which should be cut into the proper
sized pieces and packed closely in tub. After
standing for ten days the beef will be ready to
use, but may be kept as long as desired II well
covered by the brine.
There is usually great fault in the cooking
of corned beef, and so it has fallen into Ill
favor with most people. But it Is really very
good relish Ewhen cooked with as much care
as 1t deserves. II it is very salt. put it on to
boil in nearly cold water, and when it begins
to boil set it on the back OF the stove and let
it cook very slowly for four or five hours, oc-
casionally replacing the water while it evap-
CRATES by little cold water; this will help to
keep 1T from boiling too hard. When it Is
tender enough to fall to pieces or Is, Cooked
to rags" as some people say, take 1t up and
put it In flat pan, lay clean board on 1T,
and put very heavy stones upon that, and
twelve hours or more. You can then offer 1t
to any one without feeling in the least desote
because you are surprised with nothing in the
house for dinner but cold cofned beef.
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LOST-FOUND.

r ,OsT - SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
=! burned on steamer Lotus)-The following
described Auditors Warrants of the State Of
Louisiana have been lost. and all persons ara
hereby warned against buying the same. appli..
cation having been made for the issuance of
duplicates. VIZ:
Broughton. or 9. L. Walmsley Co., for sl17 2.
Breughton, or G. l.. Walmsley & Co. for s1s7 50,
Warrant No. Az, series 1875, in favor OF A. b.
Broughton. or G. T.. Walmsley Il Co.. for sl87 so.
Warrant No. 44a;; series 1878, in favor Of A. B.
Broughton. or G. L. Walmsley & Co.. for $500.
Warrant No. 3040, series 1875. in favor Of Her.
wig, for s25.
Warrant No 3456, series 1875 in favor Of Her
nandez, for $3.50.
Warrant No. 5457, series 1875, in favor Of Her
nandez, $50.
Warrant No. 5458. series 1875 in favor OF Her.
nandez. for $3.50.
Warrant No $3.50, series 1875. in favor of Her
nandeZ, for $3.50.
Warrant No 5465. series 1875, in favor of Her.
nandez, for $3.50.
Warrant No $780, series 1874. in favor OF Cou-
shatta Times, for $780,
Warrant No 1898, series 1874, In favor OF We
Der, for SIS.
ia25 lot JNO CHAFFE K SONS.
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August Lewis, Jr., VS.. Joseph GirOd.

E'oURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
II parish of Orleans, No. "A 84--By virtue of a
writ Of seizure and sale, to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish of Orleans. In the above entitled cause,
| will proceed to sell Mt public auction at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second District Of this city, on MONDAY.
January 90, 1878, at IL o'clock M, the following
described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on the rights ways. privileges and advantages
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertain-
ing. situated in the Second District of this city.
on the south side Of Gustomhouse street. be-
tween Bourbon and Dauphine streets, measur
Ing. English measure. forty-two feet four inches
front on said Cpstomhouse street by depth
between, parallel lines, Of ninety six feet,
bounded on the side towards Dauphine street
by the property Of Adelaide Bechtel, wife of
Chevalon, and on the other side by the prop
erty now or formerly belonging to J. Strong.
Being the same property the defendant herein
acquired by purchase from Mrs. Louisa A. De-
CUR, wife of Arthur e. Denis, by an act passed
before 7. G. Cuvellier late a notary public in
this city, under date Of the twelfth day Of March,
1883
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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EIFTH. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish of Orleans No 3se;-.By virtue Of o writ
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I will
proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction. ut the Mer-
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city. on THURSDAY.
February 2s 1873. at 70 O'Clock m, the following
oe TWo o RIRSPa1Iy IoTs OF GROUND to-
gether with, the buildings and improvements
tudes and advantages thereunto appertaining
and belonging. situated in the First District Of
this city in the square bounded by Canal.
Tonti Jackson tnow Gasauet) and Miro streets,
designated by the numbers five and six on O.
sketch annexed to an act passed before 4. Q:
April, 1866 Said lots measure each thirty feet
front on Canal street, between Miro and Toni
streets, by Q depth. each, OF one hundred and
the same property the said William &. Brown
by purchase from philippe Bonroa
city, on the thirty first Of December 1876.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions. In cash for suff-
hundred and seventy five dollars. with interest
at the rate. of eight per cent per annum thereon
day Of sale: five per cent on the aggregate
thereof for attorneys fees. three dollars and
fifty cents costs Of protest; all costs of suit and
of the sale and all the taxes due ON the property
sold 2. The purchaser to assume the payment
of promissory note secured by mortgage and
vendors lien on said property. dated the twen-
ty-third of December 1875. for two thousand
dollars, payable three years after date, at the
Southern Bank Of New Orleans. with interest
at the rate of eight per cent per annum from
date till paid. and also to assume the obliga-
tons OF the act OF sale and mortgage not to
ALLEVIATE. and to pay five per cent attorneys fees
In case Of suit. etc g. And the balance OF the
price Of adjudication (if any cash on the spot:
deduction of the aforesaid fees. costs and taxes
in cash, be less than the aggregate amount of
plaintiffs claim. with interest as aforesaid and
| of the note to be assumed as above described,
| then the purchaser to pay plaintiffs aforesaid
cash claim. and to assume the afore described
note pro rata to the extent Of the balance Of his
| bid. -
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
| Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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III. y. Koch VS.. Francis Rose.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans. No. 25,O65.-By virtue of a writ
of seizure and sale. to me directed by the hon
orabe the Third District Court for the parish
of Orleans. in the above entitled cause. | will
proceed to sell at public, auction, at the Mer--
chants and Auctionesrs' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets.
in the Second District Of this city. on THU RS
DAY, February 7, 1878. at II o'clock M, the fol-
lowing described property to wit
=. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the buildings and improvements thereoR. and
all rights, ways privileges and appurtenanees
thereunto belonging or In anywise appertain-
ing, situated in the Fourth District Of this city
formerly in the city Of Lafayette and parish Of
Jefferson, in this Statelt in the square bounded
by Liberty late Elem. Jackson. Josephine and
Howard streets. forming the corner of Jackson
and Howard streets, and measuring in American
measure, twenty-seven feet eight inches four
lines front on Jackson street by one hundred
feet in depth and front ON Howard street. be-
tween parallel lines. Being the same property
the defendant herein acquired from succession
of Mrs. NJ. Rouhet, as per act OF sale passed be-
fore Andrew Hero. Jr.. a notary public in this
city on the twenty fifth of June. 1873.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS III. HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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SUNDAY RAMBLINGs.
The weather, the Churches. Canal street
and the Market.

ssNaAANhs "sS ~"~aASN
and the Market.
The dav opened with portents of rain. but
by 10 o'clock a gentle breeze dispersed the
lowering clouds, and soon the beaming face OF
"old Sol" shone brightly overhead. No
spring weather could have been more soft.
balmy and serene.
THE CHURCHES
attracted good number of worshippers. At
the Church of the immaculate Conception.
on Baronne street, Mercadantes High Mass
was sung. under the direction of Prof Col
lignon. by Mrs. Comes, soprano, Miss Schmidt,
alto: Mr.. Repetto,ktenor; and well selected
choir of amateur singers. The Rev. Father
Free delivered an eloquent sermon ON the
touching story of the Centurion, from st,
Matthew, chapter s, verse l3.
AT THE ST. LOUIS CATHEDRAL.
A large concourse of the elite of our Creole
residents had assembled to listen to the tai
ented Interpretation of Webers High Mass in
G., by Miss FL. Martin, soprano; Mr.. Meteye,
tenor; Mr.. Van Huttlen, basso. and Mr.. Geo.
Theard. baritone. assisted by Il fine choir OF
amateurs, under the direction of Prof jules
Cartici.
The Rev. Father Millet preached on the
immutability of divine grace.
AT SIT. AIMS CHURCH
Gounod's save Maria was sung with ex-
uuisite feeling by Miss Wagner, contralto, and
Mrs. Meilleur, soprano.
CANAL STREET.
After 70 o'clock this thoroughfare was
thronged with promenaders. The ladies who
had attended divine service at the Jesuits'
and Chrst's Church were enjoying the fine
weather and walk on the boulevard Many
elegant toilettes, gracefully worn lent addi-
tional charms to the scene and improved
many a fair appearance that scarcely
needed it,
THE FRENCH MARKET
had the usual quota of Sunday habitues and
visitors.
The attractions were, outside of the regular
business and variegated crowd, a thimble-rig
man, surrounded by crowd OF gaping green
horns ready to be iieeced; galvanic ma
chine, "Only five cents a hold, gentlemen, "
whose proprietor was gathering a good har-
vest Of nickels; a club-footed party singing
selections from +" La File de Nine. Angot,
and any quantity of sharps, ready to relieve
the unwary of their superfluous cash The
shouts of boys, the yells of iron-hinged ped
dlers, calling attention to the superior quail
ties of their cheap goods; the rapping Of
| butchers hatchets, the rumbling Of carts,
wagons, etc, the tinzling of car bells, and the
movements of an ever-changing and swaying
crowd, presented a scene of life, noise and
gaiety which must be seen to be fully appre-
GATED
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
Charles H. Alter VS.. Joseph O'HrIen.

L'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
T. parish of Orleans, No. 8768-By virtue of a
writ of seizure, and sale 70 me directed by
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause.
| will proceed to sell at public auction. ut the
Merchants and l Auotione,e r Exchange, Royal
i'm the Second District OF this city, on MONDAY,
january Is, 1878 at u O'Clock m, the following
/. TWO CEhTAfN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon, Ways customs, rights, servitudes,
privileges, advantages and appurtenances there
situated in the First District Of this city. in the
square bounded by Peters tlate New Level,
as lots numbers four and twelve, and measur-
ing. lot number four, twenty-four feet two
inches seven lines front on Peters street. twenty
four feet three inches three lines front ON Full
ton street by one hundred and eighteen feet five
lines deep on the line of lot number three and
one hundred end eighteen fe9s two inches SIX q
number twelve, twenty-four feet two inches
seven lines front on Peters street, twenty-four
feet three inches three lines front on Fulton
street by depth of one hundred and nineteen
feet five inches two lines on the line Of lot num-
Der eleven and Of one hundred and nineteen feet
seven inches three lines on the line of lot num-
Der thirteen.
Being. the same property the defendant here
in acquired as will appear by references to acts
tary public in this city. on the third of April
1851 and before Andrew Hero. also o notary
public Ra hf fNy q h 81 9a & NNfh oss s
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
ways. customs. rights. servitudes. privileges,
advantages and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in anywise appertaining, situated,
standing, lying and being in the First District
Of this city. In the square bounded by New
Leyee (now Peters,. Commerce, Poydras and
Lafayette streets, and measuring, said lot.
twenty-five feet eight inches front on New
Levee tnow Peters, street, same front on Com
meree street. by one hundred and thirty..seven
feet in depth, between equal and parallel lines,
running through from New Levee (now Peters,
to Commerce street, formerly known as No. 80
Levee street aud No. 70 Commerce when bought
by the defendant herein from Michael James
Brennan MS per act passed before 7. g. Cuvelier.
late notary public in this city, dated twenty
eighth July 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS Fl. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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CITY ECHOES.

John McElroy, for larceny, was immured in
the Central.
Joseph Thompson is in the Central Station
charged with offering beef tongue.
A charge of malicious mischief prevented
JAS Walsh from attending Sunday school
yesterday.
Philip Meyer, merchant by occupation,
was fined S. by Judge Smith for dscharging
firearms in the street
Moses Gilbert was lodged In the Sub-Sev-
enth Station, charged with rescuing priS-
oner and attempting to incite riot
Peter johnson was lodged in the Central
Station, charged with assaulting aud wound
ing Fred Strauser with dangerous weapon.
charge of carrying a concealed weapon
and discharging firearms i'll the street holds
John Delahante q prisoner in the Sixth Sta
ton.
What are the contractors doing that they do
not remove the dead dogs from the corners of
Claiborne and Cont, and Miro and Canal
streets?
At half-past o'clock last evening Mrs.
Moore was thrown from her cart at the cor
ner of Cont and Miro streets, and was slight
ly injured.
Coroner Rance held an inquest on the body
of Emile Forregond, found floating in the
Old Basin, and the jury returned verdict OF
accidental drowning.
Edward Benton was arrested by Aids Hem
nessey and Tracey, charged with beng dan-
gerous and suspicious character and having
no visible means of support.
Peter Henry, for having the inevitable
white handled razor concealed about his per-
son, was run into the Harbor Station, charged
with carrying concealed weapon.
William Clark, at the instigation Of Mary
Mosby, was run into the First Precinct Sta
ton, charged with the robbery of $50, and
also with carrying Il concealed weapon.
A. G. Domingo and Charles Pluch allowed
whisky to get the better of them, disturbed
the peace and assaulted the officer with a
knife. Consequently they now occupy dun
geon dark and drear in the Third Precinct.
Geo Hart, alias Butcher Hart, who is re-
corded at police headquarters as thief, was
arrested by Officer Fitzgerald and landed in
the Sixth Station, charged, from information
received, with the larceny of a lot of iron.
At / o'clock Saturday, at the corner of st.
James and Front streets, an unknown party
fired q shot at man named Gaffney, without
effect. The officers gave chase but failed to
| capture the unknown chap, who wheeled as he
was retreating aud fired shot at his pursu-
ers who returned the fire without effect.
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Hibernia Insurance Company of New Orr
leans vs.. Marie Helene Griffin ct ais.

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish of Orleans No. s249-By virtue Of a writ
of fieri facias against Marie Helene Griffin and
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, / will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer,
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets.
in the Second District Of this city, on MONDAY.
January %, 1878. at - o'clock M, the following
TaREG cETAN LoTs OF GROUND sit
uated in the sixth District of this city, in the
delet flate Apollo and Amelia streets desig-
mated by the numbers eight, seventeen and
eighteen, on a plan drawn by G.. G.. de L'Isle
Of A; Pilot, Jr., notary public In this city.
which said lots have the following dimensions,
to wit: Lot number eight measures thirty feet
dred and three feet nine Inches four lines on the
line dividing 1t from the rear lines Of lots num-
bers five, six and seven, and part Of, lot
number four, and Of one hundred and three
feet eight inches two lines On the line dividing 1t
from lot number nine; lot number seventeen
measures thirty feet front ON Pension street by
inches two lines on the line dividing 1t from lot
nun Der eighteen, and by further depth OF one
hundred and three feet seven inches. on the line
| dividing it from the rear lines Of lots mum.
lot number thirteen and lot number eighte IN
street by depth Of one hundred and three feet
nine inches four lines on the line dividing 1t
/ from the rear lines of lots numbers one, two,
! further depth of one hundred and three feet
| eight inches two lines on the division line OF lot
number seventeen. Being the sa.ne property
Griffin. by purchase from Emile Meriet, By act
passed before T. Bonny, notary public In THIS
city dated December 4. 1871.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-cash on the Ta sposs- n uANny
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.