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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-13
Books and Pamphlets,

NEW TYPE THE MOST IMPROVED MA CHINERY, GOOD
WORRMENaad careful Iro Read, those who this
Of wor 10 handsome and CORRECT Books Panph
Catalogues School CHugu ByLorS, Ordinances Reports Of Mdicai
Scientific Benevolent Societies. at rates loo consistent Nth
fnt-cldS Work.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-03
" Not Dead. Z"
By seLL, RECTos OF CHELTESHaH, ACTHoR
"yOICEs LGKEs."

REv. cIxos seLL, RECTOR OF cHELTESHaH, Attn
OF "yOicEs FEOH THE LGKEs"
Why make ye this ado, and weep The dsnsel Is
- dead bat slespeth.'
She = dead she only lies a-sleeping,
Her dear head plIloVed on her saviour's breast.
Then Why this wringing Of the hands and weeping
There Is no cause for tears-she is At rest
she i at rest from all The pain and sorrow,
The care. and roughnsss Of the toilsome way,
The doubts. the anxious fears about the morrow,
The burning heat aad burden Of the day.
Our God has called her TO Himself in Heaven,
And set her fun within that perfect light
Whose splendor never darksns into even,
Whose noon ne'er waning fades into night.
Her. voice q no more strung to notes Of sadness,
But tuned to anthem sweet and eadenced psalm
Her face IS III aIight with wondering gIadnessj
Her hand Is waving the victorious palm
More bIessd thought conceves tongue tell
The chilling wind Of grief shall reach thee never;
Round thee tempests rage biIIows swell,
Bus peace and love shah dwell with thee for ever.
Nor art thou lost for when Christ shall gather
His rausomed roand him the sapphire floor,
Presenting them in glory to Father,
Thou shaIi be again for eyemore.
Sweet sleep Of death F.! and, oh, the sweet swaking
Within the Of everlasting love
Oh, smile Of God upon His children breaking,
To bid them welcome to the Home above
she Is not dead, She only lies a-sIeeping,
With eyeLds closed, hands folded on her breast.
Hush thy sad cries, restrain thy bitter weeping
LIES toll is o'er our loved one is at rest.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-03

200 Coils Best New Bedford Cordage,
SsORTED SIZES. FROM INCH TO
n - inch. (my5) For sale BY HOLLEs & Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-03
BUSINESS Car1s.
HOLLTSTER & CO.,

NO. SS NCUASC STREET. HONOLULU.
~ Importers and dealers ia choice Cigars, Tobacco and
Also manufacturers OF Mineral Waters. &C myIs y
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space H'..sr'i 10 as'aVsraT,P' ~ iST1's
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-03
THE PAoIFIc
Commercial A6bsrtlssf

PUnLuHED AT
Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands.
RAtos OF Advcrtd@1nG
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-03

DanJury boy was taken to task by his mo-
ther for striking companion. She told him he
must ask the forgiveness of the wronged one. He
went up to him and whispered through his
cIenched teeth - I've got to ask you to forgive
me for hitting you, an you'd better speak right
out at once that you do, or III give you some
thing to remember. The victim spoke up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-03

~ Advertisers rsHtuE IN the EAstarn Cnsd Htaiss
Coz their carts ~ enaug CFvzbacka Iuut ptasa
Postage eAnp for such thsy wah ant thrir
cards w b Inserted abore thls fr s tine pat ff
~ Businets Carts. uhen rArRAfn a rnAA.
an0vet dscouni thsss raiss vhtch 49, transisnt
Advertisements uhen paid 90 chArred QnArisFiy
srrs cvpss q te ADyE1fIsHH Ten Cents ghsn chargct
FInecn Crutsi ~ ths doaen, Ore poliar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01
suicide by u NJ. Louis Insurance
Clerk,

Sr LOUIS, February 27.-Arthur Noye'
a young man formerly well known in in-
surance circles in this city, committed
suicide last night in room OF the Star
Hotel. The deceased was at one Tint
book.keeper in the Commercial Life In
surance Company, OF this city, about
which there has been for long time
some very lively litigation. He was the
party, for the consideration OF $500. paid
him by the parties who opposed the Com
pauy, who gave evidence in court in re
la,iOn to his writing ups fresh set o.
books for the concern.
It i- n strange thing that almost every
body who was engaged in the company's
affairs, il now in u ruined condition
Bowman, one its lawyers, Ia awaiting the
sentence Of the Circuit Court for unpro
iessional conduct, in connection with his
management OF the company's affairs
Zack Mitchell, another Of its lawyers was
yesterday detected in an act Of forgery
which he was driven to by his poverty
Another prominent official OF the COM
pany il now freight brakeman on the
Iron Mountain Road, and Noyes, who
once drew salary OF $3.50 month, has
Just hanged himself.
OF late he had been very despondent,
his bad record hindering him from get
tin any employment. Last night he took
a room at the Star Hotel, and some time
between midnight and this morning loop
ed his neck. tie round hiS throat, tied 1t &c
the bed-post, and accomplished strangu-
lation by letting himself fall and raising
his legs 40 that his full weight rested up
on the improvised moose. Noyes was an
intimate business and social associate Of
Zach Mitchell, and speculation L. had a.
to whether he was not interested IN the
financial transaction in which Zach gol
worsted Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01

NEW YORK, February 49, Cotton =
Quiet at 10jSal1c. FloGr-Dull; No 2 at
50 76a4 90, superiine western and State
Si10a4 80, common to good 81 95a5 Is, good
10 choice So 2OaG 90, white wheat extra
So 05a6 70, extra Ohio 81 %, fancy 50 soa
95, st. Louis "a e5aS 90. Wheat-Quiet;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 27a1 271f, No. / do
81 30a1 50, No. red winter 81 S5a1 81, No.
2 at 81 3Sat 81. Rye-In good demand;
western at 7ia72c. Barley and Malt-Un.
changed. Corn-A shade lrmer; ungraded
mixed 50a57c, steam mixed 53a5SI Nc. Oats
Quiet and firm; No. white 35Ifa351 1Sc,
No. white 40c, western mixed S5a3511 70.
Hay, Hops and Cofee-Unchanged. Sugar
Quiet but firm fair to good refining at 7Its
7HC, prime 7jSc, refined steady at 9ai0c.
Molssses-New Orleans in moderate de.
mand at 25a4Sc. Rice-In fair demand;
Louisiana ut 511a8Jfc, Carolina g. Ifa8Stc.
Whisky-Dull and nominal at 81 on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01
Southern Negroes kidnapped
and Sold In Cuba.

WASHINGTON, February 2s.-seyeral
weeks ago the President received q let
ter from reliable source, stating that the
writer was in possession OF the fact, cap
able Of direct proof, TO the effect that
colored men, citizens OF Florida, had been
kidnapped and transported across the
Gulf OF Mexico to Cuba and there sold
into slavery. The writer says that
members OF families OF some enslayed
citizens, had received intelligence
from Cuba from their relatives that they
were held in bondage there, and the mat.
ter was communicated to the Chief Exec.
utiye OF the United States forsuch action
as might be deemed best to yindicate
American dignity, In view Of a procedure
so grossly In violation OF the ciyili-
zation OF the times. The contents
OF the letter occasioned surprise TO
the President, and with view
Of ascertaining the truth Of the story, he
concluded to dispatch confidential agent
to Cuba for that purpose. Such an agent
was found in the person OF Judge Leon.
ard, Republican member from Louis
lana in the House OF Representatives, a
gentleman discreet and courteous and fa.
miliar with the Spanish language. 1t
was thought advisable 10 pursue this di.
rect course instead OF making the subject
the basis Of a diplomatic correspondence.
Judge Leonard a few days ago obtain.
ed an Indefinite leave OF absence from the
House and left New York for Havana
on the steamer Columbus on Wednesday,
carrying with him letters from the Presi.
dent to the Capt General, and also one
from Senior Mantilla, heSpanish Minis
ter, addressed TO the same officer, 10 whom
Judge Leonard will make known the
objects Of his mission. It is not doubted
that the Captain General will afford him
every facility for the accomplishment Of
his mission, besides extending his own
investigations in the same direction.
Another object OF the mission is to ascer.
tain the true condition Of the insurgents,
official accounts and from inaurrectionary
sources being contradictory. While one
side represents the decline Of the insur.
rection the other asserts the contrary,
and agents have been here in behalf Of
the insurgent Cubans with view to the
recognition Of their independence by the
United States.
The Captain General will doubtless
extend to Judge Leonard the necessary
facilities for visiting the insurrectionary
district, as Spain uniformly shows dis
position to preserve and strengthen the
friendly relations between Spain and
the United States, which have never been
more amicable than now. Should it be
found true that the negroes were
kidnapped in Florida or in any
other OF the Southern States and
conveyed to Cuba and sold into sla.
very. Immediate means will be adopted
to prevent all such future outrages on
the persons and violations OF the inter-
national law. The objects Of the mission
are not publicly known, care having been
taken to conceal them; but the above
statement Is confirmed In quarter4 which
leave no room for doubt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01
A RUSSIAN PRoTECrDRATE.
pANeERous vAccnAT1oN
WAR NOTES.

A short bridge, one hundred feet in
length, over the river Kara su, separates
the Russian and Turkish armies. There
10 considerable fraternization between the
soldiers, and.crowds Of people and petty
traders from Constantinople visit the
Russian camp dailys "..:s,..-->.-..--
England has $4,000 troops ready 10
start from Bombay at a moments notice.
Eight hundred torpedoes have been or
dered from the Elswick ordnance works.
VIENNA, February 2S.-NegotiationS
are proceeding between Russia and Ser.
via, the object Of which is 10 allow Russia
to occupy Belgrade II conflict with
Austria should become inevitable.
LONDON, March Ia Berlin special
announces that Herr Camphansen, Prus.
sian Minister Of Finances, has rendered
his resignation.
The Press Associations say considera-
Bile anxiety prevails in regard to the ne.
gotiations proceeding between the Euro
pean powers. The Russian opposition
leaders in Parliament have determined
not to embarrass the government while
the present critical position lasts. They
are informed il in desired in the interest Of
peace to avoid definite ministerial state.
ments. Russia Ia anxious TO erect fort
on the Bosphorus, and 1t is rumored that
England, Austria and Italy informed
Gortschakofi that they would regard this
as catlstls beili.
The morning papers abound with the
news of warlike preparations.
Some OF the militia ColonePs have
been warned that their regiments may be
required for permanent duty. They
will be armed with Henry rifles imme.
diately on embodiment.
A Vienna special states that the Mo.
hamedan land owners Of Bosnia have sent
a deputation to Vienna asking annexa-
tion to Austria.
A Vienna correspondent confirms the
report that communications have been
received from St. Petersburg to the effect
that negotiations. have taken better
turn.
The rumors of large concentration OF
Russians on the Transylyania frontier
prove false.
A Belgrade correspondent hears from
diplomatic source that in consequence
Of possible complications Austria has
promised Servia much larger cession
Of territory than has been mentioned
in the peace conditions, and at the
same time asking Servia TO keep her
militia OF the second class under arms
and TO call out the third class. Russia
announces that she would occupy Bel.
grade in the event OF hostilities with
Austria. seryia is-quite at a loss how
to decide and is waiting for the return
OF Prince Milan to Belgrade.
ST.. PETERsBuRG, February 28.-The
GalOsc calls for the occupation Of the Dsr-
dannelles by Russia.
The Gasette De s.. Rttersburg considers
imminent war with England preferable
to concessions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01
Shnntinc ARRAY.

ST. LOUIS, February 2s.-A report
comes from Maiden, Mo-, that Robinson
one Of the principals in the late disturb
ance there, has disappeared and Il is un'
derstood that he has been lynched. The
trouble which led to the shooting grew
out Of an old family feud. Three Nc
Mullen brothers, Robinson and Sam
Harris were playing cards. John Num-
lee was lying down In the saloon and one
OF the McalIllens remarked that Num-
lee was going to bo whipped before they
left town. Numlee attempted to leave
when Frank McMullen assaulted him:
He fred killing Frank and then ran and
got a shot gun with which be killed VIM
Mcafullen and wounded Sam Harris,
After that Numlee was shot down BY
Robinson and the surviving McMullen.
A posse pursued and caught Robinson
and he was held under arrest until the
aiIray was Investigated and then disap-
peared, Il Is known that he did mol
aseaDN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01
Tatqntelligeneer:


phSsilSt W.
r.. President yesterday returned to
4! NJ Mans. Of Representatives the Silver
'e' I.', n..i,ped, with bis OBJ ectiOnS thereto.
~. ~, 'a n...,ge il short, and the points oil
Il' I,,.,ion I few in number and specifically
..,.J They are not however new, haV'
t'S5, ~, been fully eanvA''ed both in the h,
~ ESs.s and in the Senate when the Dill
~ apdet discussion ,.,,,.
y n. President calls particular attention
,.!,L. ~. .'t,c, ,hu. s225,OOO,oOO OF bonds
" W. ~ L.sr .Old during his administration,
= ~ ,bich the government had been able
', " ,.Jues The interest to 4 per cent; that
y. government had received gold in
',,n,n,, =, and alleges that such sale could
r tt',b,v. been made, nor 80 low a rate OF
1S i,,.,,,, .scured, but for the authorized
s,,m.pt that the bonds were payable,
.,i,.jc,l and interest, in gold. The
p,,,i5-D, credits the members Of Con-
~. ri,h faith that the reinstatement
i ,bs silver dollar will bring II up
y p.t with gold, but docs not him. m.
N seem 10 entertain that view. OF
,,o,.s this IL the very gist Of the
,,obl.u that the future must solve,
T.,. are ,lose both in Congress and
a., d il who believe that il silver merely
+. , commodity ia worth O2 cents for
M Sraiu., the reconciliation Of it will
Hirs il to par with gold. II this should
,nr. true, We presume that the Presi'
j..t "a much as any man in the country
III rejoice that the bill was passed not
ulb,,lndpg his objections thereto.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01
Letter from u BOY Thirteen Years
of age,

KINowooD, W. VA, Feb. 20, 1873.
Editors InlellISeneer
The oil teyer is raging near Albrights'
vile, this county. A company from Eng.
land have leased about 1000 acres oi
land, from different parties near AL
brightsyille, and will commence opera
tion the lat Of April. II they fnd oil
sufficient to justify them in 80 doing, they
will build railroad from the wells to
connect with sone other line.
There is a steam Touring mill to be
erected in Kingwood the coming summer
believe il Is 10 be built by joint stock
company.
Mr.. E. Thomas, ex Sheriff Of this coun'
ty, and r. f. Hannay, expect TO open
store at Albrightsville in the spring.
Excitement Is very high between here
and Brandonville, abou. half way, on &C
count Of gold being found, or a minera
that resembles gold. | have seen some
specimens that resembles iron ore with
specks OF something that sparkles like
gold all through it. Mr.. Allen Smith, OF
whose farm the gold has been found, has
sent FIVE pounds to Philadelphia to be
inspected.
Wheat in this country looks we'll anc
farmers expect good crop.
The health ia generally good with thu
exception Of whooping cough.
Yours,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01
chicago.

CHICAGO, February 2s.-Flour- Quiet
aud steady. Wheat-Excited, higher and
unsettled; No. Chicago spring 81 l0Ila
III. No. 3 gilt edge $l1ON, regular,
81 O9X cash and March, 81 10 April, sales
ut 81 09a1 l1ss April, No. 8, 81 DIAL OK,
rejected Ole. Corn-Demand active, open.
ed strong and higher and closed at inside
prices; eilt edge 4Sc regular, 43Nc cash,
March and April, 4S1fo May, rejected 36a
36Ifc. Oats-Dull and unchanged: 25c
cash, 245Sc March, 24sSa279sa27I1o May.
Rye-Fairly active and shade higher at
56c. Barley-Good demand and prices
shade higher at 47c. Dressed Hogs =
Steady and firm at 81 so. Pork-Steady
with fair demand at $40 20 cash, $40 40a
10 42k April, $40 571f May. Lard-steady
and In fair demand at 81 25 cash, 81 35a
7371f April, 81 45a7 AK May. Bulk
Meats-Steady with fair demand. Whis-
ky-sales rumored at 81 0S, but reported
only at 81 OF.
At the close wheat was firm at 81 1o1.
March. $111H April. Corn frmer, ad.
vanced lsa%c. Oats firmer and unchang-
ed. Pork 6rmer but not quotably niger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February 2s. - Cotton =
Dull and dropping at l0Hc. Flour-strong
sud higher, opened and closed dull and
lower; family S. 20aG G5. Wheat-Quiet
and weak; red 81 12a1 IS. Corn Fair
demand at 40a4lc. oats-Quiet and steady
ut 29a3lc. Rye-Demaud fair and msrket
firm st 6la63c Barley-Dull and unchang.
ed. Pork-Dull and nominal. Lard.
Quiet; steam at 81 80, seller next week; ket-
tie 7I4aSc. Bulk Meats-Inaetiye; should.
ers SIC, short rib 69sc, short clear 5sSc.
BIcon-Dull and nominal ut 81 60a6 05a
0 l5a6 30a6 40 Green Meats-Nominally
unchanged. Butter-Demand fair and
market firm for choice; low grades neglect
ed; choice Western Reserve 25c, prime TO
choice Central Ohio 20a2Sc. Linseed Oil
dull at 60a62c. Whisky-Active, firm
and higher at 81 02a1 03.
HoGs-Quiet and firm; common $S 35a
$40; light IS 76aS 90; packing IS s5a4 90;
butchers 81 00a4 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01

TaE New York Bulletin says there are
,irp, Of reyiving business life in the
SY,bsrn ,eaboard cities. II is a quiet
.riv,I, bu. none the less substantial be-
,u,s little il said Of it. The Savannah
y,niag N,rJ, for example, speaks OF
r.ls there as "very fair" with an en-
Uu,,sing outlook for spring business.
One lhiug is certain, and that is, what
bqrn,. there is will be transacted on
ID. and sure basis. As at the North and
Wet, 80 Of the South, merchants have
kl,nsd from recent experience that they
.lnpot b, too cautious, and they have de-
iguiuel thi, year to scan creditors more
closely than they have ever done. This
H,y make the volume Of trade compara'
lively small, but the firm basis upon
shieh prices are made and the lower
toi. Of production and OF doing business
viii more than oyer.balance loss on that
Eoaut.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01
Toiedo.

TOLEDO, February 2S.-wheat-opened
higher and closed easier; No. white Mich.
igan 81 20, exta do 81 80, amber Michi.
gun spot and seller March 81 30If, seller
April 81 80 bid, No. red winter 81 %,
No. do spot and seller March 81 20.
Confirm and higher; mixed AK, No. 2
spot aud seller March 50Tc, seller May
41Iic, rejected Axe, damaged doc. Oats
dull; white Sic. Clover Seed-Mammoth
$3.50, prime 81 Is, No. 2, $40. Hogs
$40.
At the close Wheat was qui ct: extra
white Michigan 81 so, amber Michigan
spot and seller March 81 20, seller April
81 80, No. 2 red winter seller March 81 2s,
seller April 81 90. Corn quiet; No. 2 spot
held ut 45]<c, seller March held at 45 1ic,
seller May held at 47ISc, sales damaged at
4Oc, Prime Glover Seed ut $415,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01

Nn BONE, wife OF J. II. A. Bone, for
ireaber Of years an editorial writer on
aCI.veland Herald, committed suicide
b thrOwing herself into the lake, on
Wdrt.day afternoon. Mrs. B. was an
issnpIished lady Of 45, but for some
lan ha been laboring under fits OF mel.
rtboIy, and tits supposed that in one oi
ISse ,he left the house and committed
anh act. Her hat was discovered by
i't'auger, lying on the shore, with card
is having her name on it, and a little
iaF'hH on her body was seen floating
upon the water. 1t was easily recovered
%ldsliveted over to her friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01
Cllieago Catlle alarket.

CHICAGO, February 2S. The Droper1 Jour.
nal reports:
CArTIE- Receipts &, 500; shipments {, 900.
Yards full, largely Of medium steers ship.
ping demand slow and weak; sales at sS 10
% 20; feeders and stockets active and
firm at 50 7Oa3 85; butchers steers IS 00a
8 so; COWS So OoaS 70; bulls 50 0oaS so;
oxen s. 35a3 as.
HoGs-Receips 10000; shipments 5000.
Opened strong and moderately active,
closing slow and u shade of; mixed pack.
Ing s. GOaS 90; light s. s0a3 IS: choii 9
heavy s. S6a4 90; many left over.
SllEEP-Reeeipts 1000; shipments 100.
Market strong; medium TO good $3 50a4 90,
choice 10 extr 81 50a5 u; all sold.
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tions were given and solved promptly and
in a manner showing that the gentleman
understood what he was doing.
The subject Of primary grammar was
then taken up by Superintendent Writ.
He called a class from the teachers pres
ent and showed his plan Of teaching the
subject. Talking to the ladies and gen.
tlemen as though. they were little boys
and girls, the exercise was made very In
teresting to all present.
F. II. Crago gave short talk on
school government In which, among
others, the following points were made :
/. More teachers fail from the want Of
the ability to govern well than from the
lack ofscholarship.
9. The FIRST great object should be to
govern self.
8. Should know what good government
ia.
A. Gain the confidence Of pupils.
8. The first rule Is to have no rule at
all.
0. In the enforcement Of order we must
learn TO wait.
7. Govern with the eye more than with
the tongue.
8. Avoid calling pupils names, &c., &c
The subject was discussed by a number
OF others.
PEoORLnhK ROE TOMORROW.
How TO Interest Pupils and Patrons. Miss Anderson
Mental Arithmetic, H. Williams
Queries-Rsces 10 Minute'.
Teaching Drawing. Alss Jennie Eaeleson
writing ........W NJ. VIII
Select kealing. g....-Mlsses Osborne and Whltesidea
AFTERNOON.
Discussion Of Queries In the School Room
T. II. CraSo
Select Reading Anderson
W. M. VIII
Experience meeting. In which will be given short
talks by the different teAchen
Adjourned.
1t Is expected that the State Surerin-
tendent will be present tomorrow, and
there will be large turnoutto-hear him.
Many Of the citizens are present to-day,
and deep interest seems to be taken by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-01

We regret 10 zee that the Legislature
LOhiO has gOt into u squabble over the
RllAi'e ToblCco Warehouse, as will be
sa BY the following resolution intro.
Iaud b! Mr.. Reed on Wednesday:
Radnd, dc, That the Treasurer Of
Slishe aud he ia hereby authorized and
inquired to sell and convey by deed and
IL simple the tobacco warehouse and lot
W lOS situated at Bellaire, Belmont
aUnty, Ohio, to the highest and best bid
dGa public sale upon such terms as he
II! deem beat, after advertising the same
i,' four weeks in some newspaper hay.
ig general circulation in the county in
which ssid house Is situated, and after
Pgins any or all Just claims now against
&PNPerty. lie il hereby authorized
Mftluired to cover the balance Of sale
money after paying all just claims into
asSIate Treasury.
Qaite an animated discussion was par
ddPltel in by Messrs. Alexander, Cow.
GlL Covert, BOIL and Reed. Final action
ppstponed until March 9th.