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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-03

The late John Morrissey, whose fune-
raj takes place tomorrow at Troy, was
born in Templemore, county Tipperary,
Ireland, in 1929, and was brought to this
country when e mere child. His first
essay in the political ring as a principal
was as a candidate for congress. He
was elected, and, if be did not make any
great reputation as a statesman, be did
prove that be was e good representative
and on honest man. Two years ago last
fall he ran for member Of the State as
sembly against Fox, AID beat him hand.
somely. Last fall be was a candidate
for State senator against Augustus
Schell. The canvass was Que Of the
hottest ever known in New York, but
Morrissey was again victorious. BE was
never able to take his seat, however, il
the body of which he was a member
Morrissey's motive in desiring p]olitica
promotion showed his kindness Of heart
1t was that he might make a record tina
his son and namesake might be proud o
as an Offset to the equation as a ishte
which be had earned in his younger days
Tnis son died about a year ego, just a
he had attained his majority, aud hi
death was a terrible blow to his father
For many years Morrissey was the priu
eipal owner Of the Saratoga race course
which he made the leading course in th
country, aud one on which no unfai
practices have been permitted. TAX
Morrissey ell for eli, he was a wonderful
man, aud in view of his honesty, mani
ness and integrity, perhaps we migt
have better spared a setter man.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For AttOrney-GeneraI of Bartlett
Circuit Court.

GEO. g. DENT is a candidate for Attorney
General of the Bartlett Circui. Court Of
Shelby county, at the ensuing August cleo.
ton, subject to the action of the Democratic
and Conservative Convention,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-03

The senate in executive session yes.
terdsy confirmed the nomination Of
Geo. L. Smith, collector for the port Of
New ORLEANS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-03
InsoIvent Notice.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY COUNTY, !
OFFICE C0UsTY COURT CLERK,

STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY COUNTY,
OFFICE C0USTY COURT CLERK,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 20, 1878.
To John S. Sullivan, administrator of Corne-
lius Griffin, deceased:
HAVING SUGGESTED TaE INSOL.
IL veney Of the estate Of Cornelius Griffin,
deceased. you are hereby ordered to give mo-
tice,. by advertisement 10 some newspaper
published within the said State, and also at
the court-house door of Snelby county, for ali
persons having claims against said estate, to
appear and file the same with the Clerk of the
County Court, authenticated in the manner
prescribed by law, on or before the 18th day
of August, 1873; and any claim not fled en-
or before said day, or before an appropriation
Of the funds Of said estate is made. shall be
forever barred, both in law and equity.
Witness my hand, at Office, this 10th day Of
April, 1873.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk,
By HUGH B. CULLEN. D. G.
Creditors are hereby notified as required un-
der the above order May g., 1878.
JOHN. g.. SULLIVAN. Admir-.
Ill o. ~ ARTNVp AftiU * ~ lT 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-03
~TELEGRAPHIC X
STOCKS AND BeEDs.

LONDON, May 8, 2 pm. - Consols
for money, 81 l5.l6; on account, i
United States 6ve-twenties offset, 1881;
United States t~en.forties, l074; United
States new four-aDd.a-halfs, l04b; United
States new fves, 1868.
New YoRK, May 3, 1850 I'm. =
United States skies of 1881, registered,
l078@lOfl; United States skies Of 1881
coupons, lO7s@lO7a; new fves, = a
lO4a; coupons. lO4s@lO49; new four.
~and-a-hslfs. lO35@ lOS4; coupons, 1890
lO3t; new tours, lOO9@lOOs; coupons,
lOO3@lOOs; fve-twenties Of '65, new
issue. lO3a@lO3E; 6ve-twentics of 1867,
le64@lO65; ive-twenties of '6S, lO63@
1861; coupons, -@lO9l; ten.forties, 1866
@lO6i currency skies, ll9@ll98.
BREADsTUFFs.
LIvERPooL, May 3. Wheat, win
ter, lis 3d@lls Sd; Milwaukee red, lOs2d
@lOs Sd; California white, lis 4d@
lis Sd; California club, lis 6d@l2s Sd.
Germ, new, 26s6d@29s Cd; old, Us 3d@
27s Cd. Pork, 46s Cd. Beef, sos Cd.
Bacon, long clear, 26s Cd; short clear,
27s Cd. Lard. S6s Cd. Tallow, 3Ss Cd.
Flour, 26s d@27 Cd.
CHICAGO. May 3, Ul:0O am. =
Wheat, for May, lll4 asked; June, lOs5
Corn. for May, 9B@4s June, 4Ol@4Os;
July, Az ReOeipts-Flour, 942S; wheat'
lOO,377; corn, 256, 1903. Shipments
Flour, 1925; wheat, lO3, 78l; corn, l27,-
SAT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-03
RATES OF ADvERr1slHe.
FLOWERS.

Flowers CheaDH
DESIRING to make room and v.,n e.
ior enlaJqiPg their prOpasaiipe faojiisias
i'll. NALE& co 319 Main Street, and sonItIS,
gato OF R,lmwood Cemetery, Will. from HnsI
Ssih, sell Flowers and Plants AT c0sTl..
~N"N' W." WV Ve"NdN b2t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-03

J. A. SIMMONS,
No. 20 Madison st.,
Represents Following Insurance
COmpamieHi

MhStna, Of Hartford, asssts-.......S7,OS 7, 9T 90
Tn@ni1, OF Hartford. aasetss.~-. 2,4OT .5S1 0
RAM America, Philsdslphia, assets. s.sOl.sss IS
erpool, assets....... Is. OO0. ora 10
Mercantile Mutual tMarine) Insu-
rance Company, OF New York,
assets-.... .....-..-....... !. ..-....,.... l.0O0 000 10
36t A'ONV'VVV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07
The Temperance Resolutions
and the Democratic COnven-
ton.
WHEELING. August G,

Uhkkbtaoi aukuob VI
Bditon IntellLgenoer:
We have never heard Of there being .
SCALED" meeting Of The temperance peo-
pie to take any action In the approaching
Congressional raee, until we saw the same
in print, accompanied by 4 manifesto to
be presented to the Ohio Democratic Con
ventiOn to appoint sober and honest dele.
gates, &c. Itmsy have been injudiciou'
IN presenting the said paper at the time
as am quite certain the general tenn
perance sentiment was not consulted 10
the matter. But whether authorized OF
not, II was ola respectable character and
should have received respectable treat
ment. But II Is evident that temperance
principles 6nd'little sympathy within the
confines OF an Ohio County Democratic
Convention. So prone has been the Dem
ocratic knee TO bend so often and 30 10 v
10 the devotees OF Bacchus, that "thriit
might follow fawning.n M '""S
The reading Of the manifesto was re-
ceived las reportedl by frequent inter
ruptions, derision, laughter, sneers and
hisses, and al ia conclusion various rid.
iculoas motions were made as to It's dis
posal. Here Is public execratiou d
temperance principles by the Ohio Coun,
~ Democratic Convention. VIII the Re.
publican Convention follow Ia la foot
stepsy Temperance people, we would be
false 10 ourselves, our cause. Throw
away our principles and trample out all
the honor and manhood we possess to
support men who have thus SO indig-
mainly spurned our principles. We are
strong, let US wait, and see. VI GqDilil
. DRMocRAT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07

Il comes that Thurman and Pendleton
and Hendricks and VOORHEES, and all their
following, who were. rebels at heart in
1851 and throughout the war for The na-
lions lite, and Who, when II was necessary
10 resort to extraordinary measures, and
10 strain the constitulionalpow ers Of the
Government TO the utmost, denounced
the Issue Of the greenback as uncon-
stitutional, threatening that one day the
Democratic party,vhen It came to power,
would repudlate the whole Issue, spurn
IT as Worthless trash, now 6nd IN Il the
only principls:AbdtrsI 81 The Dem.
ocratic party. Will be explain this
wonderful coutottlohist fsa, oiselt sWaI.
lowing, which be and his iislloys have
been compelled to attempt IN order to
keep upon the surface Of political liieH
We presume he will hardly undertake the
task. .s 'atl--ii'
The truth il that the Democratic,
Greenbsck, Lsbor leaders from Dan.
Voorhees, to Dan. Johnson pursue poll
tlcs As a game to be- won by-ahy sort Soi
trick that will enure 10 their own benefit.
They fail to appreciate the intelligence Of
the American farmer and mechanic,
They look upon the people as an ignor.
ant mass made to order for the benefit Of
Democratic politicians, and he who sue.
ceeds beat In .mskingl them his dupes ID
best entitled to leadership in the party.
To deceive the people successfully and
thereby obtain place and power Ia The
Hottest conception Of ststesmanship en-
tertained by the men who are bowling
through the land for another food Of If.
redeemable paper money. To tell the
people that.indus,ry, pnd.notths flbrica'
ton Of false money, makes public wealth,
to the minds OF these tricksters Ia the
artless simplicity Of fool, who tells Yin,
popular truths when there are plenty oil
popular lies.
When The Republican administration
issued more paper money in direneces.
sily, the Democratic party aSsatled it as
illegal and ruiuous. Now The same meg
pirate Of It as the highest blessing. 1.-THE
people rely upon the promises Of these
men 10 bring back prosperity q the eOun'
try through vast increase Of paper
money they will Fdd Themselves cruelty
cheated. They are men who have aban-
doned conscience and have Get themselves
to deceive the people through sheer dema'
gogueism. All their promises TO the
wOrkIngmen are but Dead Sea apples,
which turn TO ashes on the lips.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07
The San Francisco sub TREASURY


The San Francisco Bullstin Of July 25
says: "This morning three wo-horse
dtays laden with brand new silver dollars
drove up to the United States Treasury
on Commercial street and discharged
their precious cargoes. Each dray car.
ried 100000. Incidentally, 1t may be
stated that the treasure-laden drays were
uuaccompanied by any military or other
armed escort, and that no attempt was
made by any one to steal any Of the coin.
The receipts at the Treasury to- day 10
exchange for silver certificates were
"a follows: From the Anglo. California
Bank, $500, 900 In silver dollarE; from
the Bank Of California, $3.50 900 10 gold
coin; from LaIird Freres, $4,000 10 sill.
yer dollars. The Bank Of Caliiornia
rendered s200,000 in silver dollars, but
Assistant Treasurer Sherman was com.
PEELED TO decline 10 receive the coin to.
day, for want OF roon7to store II. II Il
likely, however, to be transferred TO the
Treasury Tomorrow. The vault In the
United States Treasury Is nearly full Of
gold aud silver coin, and Mr., Sherman
has telegrAphed to Washington for per-
mission 70 store treasure Ia one Of the
vaults Of the United States Mint until
such time as more storage room shall be
provided in the Treasury building"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07
THE LATE STORM.
Great Damage TO the Corn and
Fruit, Hall, DC. 80

CoLERAlN, OHlo, august o.
Correspondence Of the. InttlltSencet
The storm in this section, which COM
mencsd, yesterday afternoon len minutes
before 8 o'clock aud lasted until after 4,
was the most destructive one we have
had for number Of years. Some Of the
oldest residents say they hsve never seen
a storm do so much damage in SO short
time before. The hail probably did
more harm than the rain, for the
corn Is almost wholly stripped Of It's
blades and washed and blown down
to such an extent that il will not
be likely TO come TO perfection. APP
pies we're heated down by the hundreds Of
barrels and those remaining onithe trees
are badly bruised. The hail stones va.
ried in size from n pea 10 . walnut, and
where they bounded from the roofs to
the ground there Is q ridge Of them siI
inches 10 depth, even at half!past 8 last
evening. The water could not follow its
usual courses, but overlooked bottoms
100 yards in width TO the height Of a
fence tive boards high, taking with |.
corn feldp, oats shocks, fences and what.
ever lay in its course. U.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07
n,RUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of Two deed, Of trHll, ~ ~ Y
Chriestian Wagner and Chniuni VIGIL ~.
70 the undersigned trustee dllsd " 49, w: =,
Of December, Ia The var lblOi Ind leeI - n
the public land records Of uhso u9Al! Ns 4.
g,nIa, 10 Deed Of Tut BOX 30 u, So
6ther deed Of tut made BY Chrihstii5 r4isS
the understand uDitr, dated lht ,las \,
MAY, 10 the year 1874, Ipd no. " ~ ~
public land records Of FIit ooIhiI = ~ W
book numbtrvI seven. fOliOs 5 add 6 'hH
FRIDAY, tho glIt d.y Oi JaA. Va
Beginning 4, 10 O'Clock A. " = ~ q! X N
front door Of the Court HOse q UhetSSa !, AZ
yinslnIa, 10 the city Of Wh6iiSE ~
auction the following teschbtI Itop1lLi :,
div, or % much tbsrtOi 4, may st scssLi N
ths debt SECURED BY aid dtedi y ls 49,,
,Ipenies attending ihe sItcuiioa 9 " - "a z
AID nv MD deeds, but IubIed % ~ M
mentioned below Of The bofth ball 9 - n
oi Two thousand dollL1 Sith lhlHhi " ~
March 2Sd, 1871, oil TaId, By iliH = ~
truSt from Christian Wager az ~ 49,
Duseh. trustee. dated March ~, ~ I 49,
M among the public land rc0'dI = a s.,.ST
in Doed kook NUMBERED 81, rast Wi ulILsiS
IIiII Iii n aIorelaId the iOll0Elhf d's1I1r,,
nsrty. or "a much Thereof - tnIy b - w
sio,sI.id. The ,a,irTu part Of be oirl
lot Numbered Eey,niy.nlbs, lliathd y y
5ds n Min street. q, tnirF WhttLtt ny
frontIn1 ibITtJ-lhIre Ieti On The stis y /. ~
aP'i AMI running EetHsfdly q We 49, 4
four iest IIx ihrhfS % toe i1tl hI 4, =
1T Inche, from Main IiT,tt, htd .AS ~ 40
sTn line Of that mart II the mort d, y n
lared seTgnty.DIue. hereinafter h'itec,I
nSTt lot heinz The ssulr pi,,rOi sIIlh I.,iA
conveyed to the Ehid ,hib,,,o ,"'5JgA
a. Berry and vile and A,iHli ,i,zntjsIIS
dated February 18Th, iiss gu ~, Nab
the public llnd records o. my ',S'''
Rfnla, 10 Deed BOOE No ~ ~ oI' ~, sr1i
AIso, 70 much o. the nofih ny y -, ~ q >
esTsniy.uInP ~ iits lFisteo N,ih ~ ~
rIecs Of ground AlOTr drci'''N, InW q
iah,e property gnntl M ,yL1 wv, n "a Al
Chritsiian Wbgoef By h. Ul,Sn 49, -
deed dated March I'D, 1860, lpa ~ exE
ald land rtoorIs 10 DeUd booL 20 y I,sdg
Tha 6nt mentioned part o. tht ~ -
No 20 Will be bIt Aold At ala We, y N 10
The tiiis 70 The pioTsTty bSfrbI ia "a q :
old d hSlIeTed 10 be good, lgbled ~, ~
mi ibefIof n shove, bat sslllpE ,,H5
anIy oop yey such title ~ . Vef'rl =
two deeds Of trnt Aforesaid; -. ,psdS,
TERpS az HILE- One.thlni, hnl ~ r y
A the purthGSer may tltCt 10 P,L ADS
ihs Name In two equal lnstll lnths 81
,TelTa months respectively, WITH n. ',,S5oJ
dSy AZ I'D. The purchaser 70 eve I.,iAp
~ , n rSis h. tIch instIllnt1i ~ S,1tb
, : IN IN nrnSsTty ,old 70 he rtllhtd y
M 'p pepmant tksfeoI until Taid 70 lIii; rs
'"e ~ N''A' slNOS BABE
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL AnSN!A ~
J.C. HEHYET, Auetione'h An vHpIl
The aloye ole 10 pfstp1nsd un"'
July ., 1875, at 10 O'elO,E A. n -urK,DIL
The aboTs sale IL potP1nei eI ,..i tslh "
August SIh, at 10 O'clock M, ~ piEE Irstss
CALpwELL 4 Caldwell, A'"'"
J. q HEHvGY, AutIOnEtf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07
GALE OF VALUABLE
business Real ESTATE

The undSrtIgped, John ?. EdnusJ,,, ~.
atratof With the Hil LnDeItd q MtA,sl IN.
deceased, hereby SiTss uO,i0 thIt i NH
WEDNESDAY, the slh Day d Jal, ann
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, vi ,,,IS..'
ton al the mont DOR ol lhe Cout ~ y N.
COUNTY, 10 the city Of Wheeling, 0hS -, y i
Va, the following described rIal u,Il1 Il = J, !,
to-wtt All that piece Of land inuullIf = N !.
side % Main street, between iOth M ma ~
and being next south Of The pup1tT M
gerter, formerly belonging 70 join ~ ~
twenty-five feet front 90 Main ItrV1I M ~
hack Of even twenty-five ltst 10 vIIlk i !, -
In the rear thereof between MIln ~ Nri. \
being Same property the Legal tiIs 4 IA :
eoneeyed 10 the undersigned BY Non, Jss 1
mely executor and trustee d nd INnsl y
property Ia same occupied Al plsat u N
Bloch Bros. N dgAr factory, nd I,l'tsas
for business purpose
Title believed good, hut beias oslIIs,,i
representative the undInisned VII IiEI,l b.
ame specially.
TRRss OF SLLE-tlne-thlrl 0, d. M,
money eA,h In hand, and The ie5Ius |, ~ ~
ihstA!lments payable In ant and lVo tantr,.A,
day Of nle, With interest. The dtifral M,
10 DO secured 10 the ntlsActlgn d ths shiItoI
sIi iH" JOHN y. RDNUHbsOy Z
Adnlnhtnla n IlGuIt
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, A,ldrpttL IA
The above sale Is pstpontd 1ntl EEIss
DAY, August 7th, 1915, al II O'tsiLL,Ia
Sui A' JOHN +. RDNUSDSs, Ilut
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07

By virtue Of deed Of TINS, 81,
s SSta and Mary bio Vie "a '. y ~
zsm Gay o. October, ISL, rrnnlsi y - d,
1rut Boot No. IL pages 81, o IN n y ~ I
records o. Ohio county, iii m ~ hni
Of The Court HOuse 4 OLD ocusiT = = 'ata
20 SATURDAY, the 7th tiJ q -. !.
Commencing at 10 O'eloei A. n 49,
scnbtd Property: The eat Qu,rt,, y N I.
I'd IixtI.two In ChIpllne and Il 4, M, laLs.
city Of wheeling, Ohio COUNTY. ~ y y y,
glnlA. raid quarter lot b.iuR bagnJ,I .Nslh.
Beginning NJ the northwest coFns, M y l.EU
street and the alley between MIN ~ n tlA
parallel thereto Three wet sllh n. .'et
o. mid lot and with tVtniy.io'Tth 80 ~ y
ieet and Itx inches; thtueR nofiS ~ +, Eu W. I'M
with old alley dXty.tI M. ~ ls1k
pIllei Hlth iHeriy-tolrth ltrs,t M, :, z z
~ inShts 70 ne alley IiSienid; iktt; ~ =. !,
gesl Ine Of aid alley south dTtI d ~, =
hlaee Of beginning on twenty. loGrIS ~. I =
ne sane property conveyed iomH j,S.seS,S -
ham BY james L Holiday Ind I'd. 4, IN N
10th February. 1873, recorded Ia NJ - " W
90, page $50, ohio county. WV Det y
Toe tue Is believed to b pataet k,,r.,
yey only such title "A Is Tsied d n SI,S,s
TERMS or 6ALE-Eght hupind al -.
i've dollars cash 10 baud, sIfht huni,.1 i,' EVE
eight months, and the residue i II,'s, s.-las
lfom DAY Of ale, without iblsIuL ~, ~ ~
feAined 10 the deai 10 secup ID, d,Ss,is,
ment1 Of purchase money. n
aus in. EWING, Inn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07

A GLANCE over the political field in
Ohio greatly encourages the Columbus
(o.) Safe Journal, which finds such q
disposition to throttle the Democratic
party as has mot been eyinoed by the Re,
publicans since the close Of the wal" and
that mot for years has the outlook been
more encouraging thus early in the cam,
paign than It Is now" The Journal relies
a good deal on the bad record Of the last
Democratic Legislature, and in paiticu-
lar on certain laws 1t paved affecting the
widows and orphans Of soldiers. A meet
ing Of veterans 10 TO be held at Dayton
on the 18th Of August to express their
feelings on the subject. rl'l - stsf7
y D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07
VALuARLE IL
COAL AND FARM LANDS,
Including an Undivided 0ne-Flfth Of
"BogSs Run Mining Compauy's'
Property, for Sale.
J. II. stallm.n a Go. L..

Joeph B. Ford ct al.
By vIrtus Of adtene Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, entered 10 this cluIe On the 18th day Of
April, 1915, the undersigned Commissioners VII on
SATURDAY, JULY s, 1873, r.,
BeginnIng At 10 o'clock a. At the front door Of
The Court House Of Uhlo county, 10 the city Of
Wheelins cell pub ie suction, the following par
l. A tract Of 70 Grres, more or les In the mar
rows on the 0hio river in Marshall county, I'd Ion.
lug lands Of A. Thompson and other, subject 10
the right Of way, dc, Of The B. 4 o, R. 4. To-, b.
BY Adams Dod1n BY deed Of April ,, Is77.
2. A trGet Gt,lbolt acres 81 Coal Land, with
the rtShl 10 milne the same, Sc, being same land
conveyed toIAid Ford by VIM. McHtehen by deed
recorded in AAnhAll county, In DEED Book Nc. 10.
page ISL. F y
). The undivided ouO-hali Of IsX acres on
BroEn's run, in Marshall county, being same land
conveyed 10 aid Ford BY A. DOdSon BY DEED Of
record In Decd BOOK No. 70, pIge ". On this irlet
there 10 tenant house With large vineyard Of A.
B0rted grapes
. Tract Of about Q acres Of coal btipg iame bud
conveyed 10 Ald Poid by Samuel OF and others
BY deed recorded 10 Eecd Book No. 0, JAse Ss3,
About Iere1 Of aid tact Of acres 10 bottom land
fronting on the Ohio river and viii Be .Oid toseth-
NIOt ID lous u may uettutu huNlt4plts
8, A tact Of about leTes Of COAL with the Tight
a Milling the anne, ~ ejnygyed 10 sud Ford By
Geo. Blake6y deed II rtcord 10 Decd Book No. II,
page 2ol. Tract No. 2, I and s adIoln each Other,
aud form one body Of coal.
8. The undiydel oLs;GJtA Of the properly CON-
monty known ~ "bogga Run Mining Co'N Coal
land, being the interest Of aid Ford "a the mmA.
This extensive and valuable property lies partly In
Ohio and partly In hnahAll eountes. and en-
bIReos about 36 lefs Of Iufaco and about I65AerOs
Of coal. Upon II there Il now opened and 10 rue
cstsiul operation q coal mine, which Il In Hood
working Older lnd condition. The improvements
are within the limits Of the eity Of wheeling, and
Immediately on the line Of the B. 4 O. B,
Sid Mining Company & now supplying from
this mine 10 part the cal used By aid Rltlroad
TERas oT sALE-o ne. third In cash, and the bal.
apee In three equal annual pAyments, with interest
from the day Of ale, the purchasers 10 give notes
With approved refSopHl aeurity for the deferred
pIymGnp, lnd 10 tecEre the anne By proper deeds
u trust on the property Iold, bat With liberty 10
eIeh purehNer % pay all o. greater proportion Of
The purehAal uor1Y ihAp one-third In eAsh.
Pfatl showing The property Of Bogp Run Mn
Ing Company and also the other coal lands together
with plat uithe subdivision Into lots Of The
acres Of bottom land mentioned, and the deeds
shove referred To- may b teen on application 70
the Commissioners. / =. J0H@
A. J. CLARKE,
Special Commissioner.
J. @. HEHvRY, AuetiossH. je6-eod
The above ale d adIourned until SATURDAY
August 3lIt, ls7s, at 10 0'elotk Az. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07
TRUsTEE's SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'S Works,

hhUWN 40 lhB uLD hACulhkbHQ
By virtue Of Detd Of Trust nd, " Ergi
Hobbs, senior, and ATabtlll Al Tt I'D Y.
Bech and sallie A., BIZ Slis, all Jmh hsJni
Mehitabls, his vile, TO The utdtB EaeI La,
dated January 9th, 1873, Ind rruaG ihasrss
Of the Cleik Of the County tout d W hlaJ,
West Virginia, In Dosl q Trut B&i u IN
100, will Sell al the irpnt dor d II 0EhEiil
oil Ohio county, West VlElhlL On
SATURDAY, the 3lt day o. AgyIE IN
Commencing at l0o'elocf a. Y, tht IslsFa, Il
lefibed property, that Is b Aay: In stESai
two hundred and hitJ-'Ouf a1l tsO hSt!fi "
hiiy.hVe In EoirArd ChApIne'I tdaiBash lA.aI
Of Wheeling. Ohio county, Wet Virgin, NJ .
lying on the south side q WbSs'iRg uaIl ~
or With all the appurtenIaoSs tAerts ltill4
Also the iolloIlng deseIibtd pleSl Y PSht
lAI d, situated on tie lank 81 WbttliAg tf,.l
the city Of Wheeling IiorUGid, t01bd't y LbH
CommencinR Al O point on CItatht mi q q.
drcd and twenty Gao feet eat d ibtutih Z
kof street; thence running e1siEftII issIsst
enty TOY ieet, more or less, 10 iItt'I =
alley running rum Crescent ttfttt " Sat
thence northvlrdly from Md GBdli I1ht
the wAtep Of WheeliT CrSEi tstsa m >
meanders Of aid Gel 10 The al lLlt Z KIN
bertd two hundred and hiiJ.tu 81 -
southvardly With aid llbs 70 GouHies
the place Of beginnlpgi tnstttd III 4
heredlamsnis and IpPaftsnineea Il NJ
lapd belopgibg.
vested In me by 9 ID deed Of uuit
TRahs OY bkLR- 01t.ihud u,h, " bll1
two equal initlllmenu al al ibd ~ -
eyidei cd by notes bearIDS lhpfui 1ae Y
sale, the tile 10 be retained uhtll P!Isisi 2 :
WILLIAM J. ". CONDksr Ina
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2, 1873.
REPUBLICAN. CONGRESSIONAL
10 CONVENTION,

Ths Convention Of the urioH REpublIean party
Of the Fint CUpptIAiOusl DIthst Of weE Viz
uiDiA viii b held In the town Of AOundlyIlls,
NAnhAll county, August I'd, 1875, for the PurPose
Of nominating a candidate for CoupoS, and also
for The tpraeilDg Of such ether buIiHe.s - may
eGss bsiofs the convsntiop. The Union Repub-
Lean parry q the Dl,irIst ID requested 10 IpPaInt
delegates 70 the cGnvsntlOn from ths ceuntIes
eOmphIns the District at Iuch time and place As
may suit the convenience Of the people Of The
several Counties.
BY order Of the Republican Executive Commit.
e Of tho Fist Congressional District.
20 fp.hr, GEO. EDWARDS, ChlIrmln.