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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RATTRnAn

June 3-8 bales cotton to T L Alrey &co-1 do TO
Warren, Atkinson &co-1l0 bbs cornmeal to Chss
Pleasants-l5s pkRs beer HollaRder-6O bbls oil ID
J g Clark-60 do insurance Oil Tank Co-23 pkQs of
tobacco to Wackerbarth q Joseph e boxes fruit to
ii W Stork-6 do d Siv0ri-23 G 81 Schenck-l e
D Macheca-6 N Lecer-2 cases shoes NJ Llon-Io
rolls leather u " Smith, pkgs butter Keep q Raw
mond-S DO w g Lyons Aoo-l0 do 50 boxes cheese
g 81 Lawrence Cool box Bradbury 4 H-6O dozen
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL sourHEnN 8. =. l.INn.

XN4& The steamship
INVENTOR.
Reynolds, commander.
will sail on or about May 40. 1879. from
wharf. foot of MonteRnt street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent. between Havrel
Crunstadt.
These steamships, being or light draft, will
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply 10
DECAN b o.,
de2D ~ 18g 0ravier street.
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.

BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEND-
EMIT PACKET.
Leaves "WEDNESDAY. June Al at s b. m.
r. FOR LIND GROVE, POPLAR
{Ra*151t Bluff. Point Pleasant and all war
= =. 3. landings on Bayou bartholomew
The light draft steamer
JIMMIE BAKER.
r. ID. Marble master,
will leave az above, taking freight for all
landings on Black and Ouachita rivers as high
as the mouth of Bayou Bartholomew.
For freight or passage apply on board or to.
je3 d. j. WINBURN. SO Natchez street.
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FRITZ JAHNCKE,

Box 14s Mechanics and Dealers Exchange.
MANUFACTURES OF SCHILLINGER PAT
M emit Pavement and ARTIFICIAL stone; deaIer
and Portland Cement. my6 dM
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oUACMITA aIvER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUAUHITA RIVER
OUAOHITA gITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY d. 8. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at b. m.
!. - FOR OUACHITA CITY, MONROE,
Trenton. and all town landings on
- Black and Ouachita rivers THE boat
will reserve the right to refuse any landing ex-
cept mail Landings
JOHN WILSON,
Tn place Of John II. Hanna,)
j. W. Blanks, master. Ben g. Oornwell. clerk
Capt. +. A. BLANKS. President.
GEO, D. HITE. BRITTON & EPPLER, j. q.
CABIN. g. r. WORK. LORD d MoPEAKE
b. w. ADAMS, Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for the
tributaries. and Little Bob B. for Camden.
my13 If
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ST. LOUIS.


UNITED STATES NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at b. "a.
H. FOB VIOKSBUHG, NATCHE5
Davis, Bend and Intermediates land
lngg--The steamer
MO0T. =. LEE,
William OamDbell. master A, Moyay. clerk.
leayes as epove. connecting at yicksuurK With
flower. Deer Trek end Tallahatel1ie
g.. =. WORK, u Commercial Place,
o. Q. WAYNE "a Hravfer street.
GEO. D. HITk, la dravier ct.
Will give through bills OF ladiIie 10 Trenton.
Monroe and all stations on the Vicksbura.
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta. Te'
W. B. BROCKETT, Agent
36 Magazine street,
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FOR 9ssiEHNyi HIIAR1I ok Ad RAp AVE
Leaves sysr, 4 fHsRS5R,AIY. !. Am.
land the Bends-The new and mar.
nia'eJ9 :. pKs H. WaiTE steamer
Mn Vsfsburs VIE Fese Gefa ne
for all points on Yazoo and Tallahatehie rivers.
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the CAPTAIN may deem unsafe.
@. g. WAYNE, 80 aravfer Bt.
T. A MokR A g9m amsrsIaf P Paes
W eve tnfougn PILE Ct sdtnE to Trsn.oo
port and Texas Railroad. via Delta, La
SOFA u So Magazine street.
SATURDAY vin2akfsHPR RhekRRf fITxD STATES
Leaves s3fFz y fAKghRka n s. brrp
p NatcheE and all intermediate land.
- singS--yhe passenger packet
Tin place of the Natehez).
CONNECTING az ycksburs with Tie Pa sa eds Line
as ios Ms saahs Ga ys
This boat reserves the right 70 pass oil land.
inRs that the Captain may consider unsafe.
Tor freight e BsSss gS sRR,1 s eea1d o. e
]. b. CARLiN. 10 Magazine Ct
Through bills lading gIyen to Trenten. Mon.
'''N 1'~'@ -''' - WE ". B. BRoCKETr.
80 Magazine street.
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UPPKn COAST.

TRI-WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKET no
BAYOU GOULA.
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY. at il a. m. a
IT. The fine passenger steamer
lsal4Eakk BELLE.
aasszasssah Tn place Of the Whtsper.)
J. A. Comstock master. q. M. Woods and ChA9.
Dean clerks. III
will leave rsgnlarly as above. putting % slia
in daylight TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SUNDAYS. sszz
For freight or passage apply on board Or u
s. HENO, 20 Cont street.
3. O. MELANGON. % BienvfIle ~ Il
4 clerk on the landing at all times to receiyo
freight.
al
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

LAST TRIP OF THE SEASON.
Leaves SATURDAY. June s.. at s p. M.
IT, FOR FLOYD, WARSAW. CROCK.
E@241E,S ett's Point. Egypt, Cut Off, West.
wood Eureka. Mound Bayou. Coulter
Point and all way landings on Bayou Macon
and Lower and Upper Tensas-The new pas
senger steamer
L. v. Cooley master. Capt. J. b. Sullivan clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage
BRITTON d EPPLER. los Gravier.
LORD d McPEAKE. 122 Gravier.
s.-shinpers must pay freight. JED
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OFFICE or THE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE Co..
Corner Camp and Canal Streets,
New Orleans, January 13. 1872
Alta meeting of the Board of Directors held
on the eleventh day of January. 1879. II was re-
solved to pay on demand the semi annual In
terest dividend of FIVE PER CENT on the
capital stock to the stockholders or their lega
representatives.
DIRECTORS.
O. 7. DUGAZON. b. GALLY..
CHS. LAFITTE. W. "A. BELL.
CHS. e. SCHMIDT, ANT. CARRIERE.
CHS. j. LEEDS, JULES ALDIGE.
b. FATJO PIERRE POUTZ
A. SOHREIBER. JULES TUYES.
ja16 II
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wGShIpgtOn Correspondence Cleveland (0) Leader.
With the advent Of the press, Hayes, the
hard times and the vulgar tastes Of the
Democrats, there Is a general complaint
among the old rats that have for years
eaten the corn that lay in the house that
Uncle Sam built, that the lobby has gone
greatly 10 decay. The writer was out on a
still hunt for news the other night, and he
heard q most pathetic lament forthiS from
one who, in his day, men were wont TO
count as successful lobbyist. Said he:
"Ahl my friend, the good old days have
flown. Time was when the lobby wss q
bigger man than old Grant" "What has
killed III" l asked. He said 1t was the
lower tastes OF the Democracy. II had de.
manded Coarser means and Cheapened the
business SO that II no longer paid the man
Of fine ability and address, nor the beauti.
full woman OF the past, to Continue the
trade" Then there used to DO thousands
and millions OF dollars employed TO put
through o single Job. Now the schemes
require only hundreds. Every man, ac-
cording TO Walpole, has q price, O weak
ness, or q desire; pay him the one, seize
upon the other, or crafty the last, aud you
may lead him by the nose. 1.-THE crowd
that are here now are for the most part a
lot Of Yahoos from the back country, that
can be brought down out Of the tree oil
heightened, top.lofty pretension to moral.
ity by q whisky bottle, o small sum oil
money, or q painted blonde who will hang
about the doors Of the Senate or House "a
pick them up"
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DiphtherIa.

Here is a diphtheria remedy extracted
from the Belfast (Ireland) Witness. 1t is
certainly simple enough. II it is indeed
what is claimed for 1t, it ought to be wide.
ly circulated:
Should YOU or any Of your family he at.
tackled with %diphtheria, do not be alarmed.
as 1t is easily and speedily cured without a
doctor. When it was raging in England a
lew years ago / a accompanied DR.. Field on
his rounds to witness the so.called won.
derlul cures he performed while the pa.
tients OF others were dropping on both
sides. Tho remedy Is SO rapid it must be
simple. All he took with him was a now.
der and sulphur and a quill, and with
these he cured every patient without ex.
Ception.
eput a te~aspoonful ot1lour Of birthstone
N a wine glass Of water, and stirred with
ms niger instead Of spoon, as the sui.
phur does mo- readily amaIgamate with
water. When the sulphur was well mix.
ed, he gave il as a gargle, and in ten min
utes the patient was out OF danger. Brim-
stone kills every species Of fungus in man,
beast and plant in a few minutes. In.
stead Of splitting out the gargle, he recon.
mended tho swallowing oft.
In extreme cases, in which he had been
called just In the nick OF time, when the
fungus was too nearly closed 10 allow the
gargling, he blew the sulphur through n
quill into the throat, and after the fungus
had shrunk, to allow OF it, then the earC.
ling, He never lost a patient from diph.
liberia. II a patient car not gargle, take a
live coal, put it on a shovel, and sprinkle
a spoonful or two OF -four OF birthstone up.
on It; lot the suffererinhale by holding his
head over 1t.
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AN ~
There are on file at Washington in one
department and another nearly 5000
claims growing out OF tho war, big and lit.
tie. Ten years after the close of the war
Congress had paid war claims to the
amount Of over 500, OOO, 900. These facts
give some conception of the extent OF the
drafts upon the government made by
claims, all without exception loyal. When
tho war closed the government had o
court in regular operation passing upon
claims against it, which had been sitting
10 years. The number and amount OF wal
claims was so large, however, that Con
gress summarily deprived the Court o.
Claims OF jurisdiction over them, and
began a patchwork system Of pay
ment, on committee reports, by com
missions and through special legislation,
This resulted in what is probably
without exception the largest amount oil
perjury, corruption and injustice evel
seen in the history Of the government,
The Democratic Congresses, being on Their
good behavior, had paid fewer claims thar
the Republican Congresses; but they have
continued from year to year the Southern
Claims Commission, established by a Re.
publican Congress. This Commission
deals with some of these war claims, 10y.
atty being the first requisite to a hearing.
For three or four years past this Commits
sion has been dealing with claims submit
ted before its first legal term expired, but
which it was unable to decide in time
This Commission Gen. Bragg proposes to
wipe out. This will work injustice to some
claims, but those most familiar with the
sort Of evidence by which claims arc sup
ported will have small regret at the I'D
tournament OF the Commission.
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ILLINOIS las taken the first step toward
the compulsory education Of the children
in the passage Of a Law which requires Of
every child twelve weeks schooling year.
~ between the ages OF eight and fourteen,
This is little enough and 1t is coupled with
an enactment permitting the employment
OF children under fourteen 40 weeks in the
year when q certificate Of twelve weeks
schooling has been obtained. A small
ilne, in ono case OF from $50 to $50 and in
tho other Of from IS to $40, is imposed on
employers and parents respectively who
violate the provisions OF this net. In ex'
treme cases OF destitulion the local educa.
ton board is required to loan school books
TO children, aud n wide discretion is
given those boards in renting attendance
altogether. Taken as it stands, the law Is
a very mild extension OF compulsory cdu'
cation, but it is a step in the right direc'
tion.
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SEALED PROPOSALS


cLERK's 0TFfcE BOARD OF Conrppstal
WnEELISO, April Is IN
Sealed Proposals will be recelveda Al M, d ~
May ID, at u o'clock noon, iur the IollVTlsi III
County Roads, de-:
Flint Dlyidon "GreggsVllle, Clintua Iad Rtur
Road,"-e00 cubic yards Of mAcalImIhnL
River Road" trutn Glenu'S Run TO Sb,dbsi
Second Division, $50 cubic yarts bhIpS ~
second elias, and so cubic ards earth eIiEs+
River Road" Irvnl city 10 GIenn's Rua H1ps
vision, and below aid run t00 cubic Jnduah
mlIlnE.
-l0o cubic yards eulVert masonry aud Ga al
yards excavation.
seeoud Division "whsslluE, wWtubenynAaA
any Turnpike" near Brooke county laG-WuS
yards macadAniEinE.
"Weat Union aud Roney'S Point Rod" md
iGinE.
"PeninlulA Road" extension through FuhA-y
cubic yaIds culVert masonry, 500 cubic yIlsi thaAt,
800 cubic yards lahdStone paving, hludJaiA u
go cubic yards mAcadAmIIiug.
"Meeting House LII Rld"--SD eabk ph 1
matchmaking,
"Elm Grove Road" (CaldWelI's RualIma4
yards excavation aud Double yards ruIVeft sAEE.
Ma adAmitlng to consist Of lhs bsi QutaJ III
Limestone, brUken TO 4 S.inSh gauge.
Bridge and culVort masonry " h bid dy,
Filling will DO measured 10 eIcAHIIIOn Ipa Isd
Il % taken.
Bids must b BY the cubic yarI ior nYI4intt
sandrtone paving, earth, loose reE, sold nj u
mRonry.
The bid for excavation to cover all cost d maAI
and clearing.
Bids must beSepArate on each road, OrpndiwA,
Ipecihed above.
Tho quantities abnVe given ar approximate u
liable 70 change upon final locations
The Board o. Commissioners ru,erTe he rtAt
reject any or Ill bids.
". G, SAITH, Engineer. 4a
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DIED..

GAus.-On Wednesday morning, April 10, 1879, al
800 o'clock, CATHERINE &, wife VI y. A. GiuS, aged
IS years, 3 mouths and 70 days.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of bel
father, No. 20 Sixteenth street, on Friday morning a,
az O'Clock. Requiem High Mass will DO read At b.
AIphOnSuS Church, IntCrnent at Sit Calvary Gene.
terry. FrIendsO Of tho family are invited to attend.
MATHRws-on wednesday morning, April 10
a ~ nv ~ H1 :, " ~ k3b 10 nj Ais 4 LHisH uHEIGIpE
"JtGus t,ke the gilt bestowed,
Take the child no longer mine;
Thine she Il, forever thine"
The funeral will take place from the residence o.
the parents, In KIrkwOOd, Thursday afternoon at ~
o'clock.
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NEw SERIAL STORY BY JEAN ISoELow.-
a new serial story by Jean 1ngelow will
begin in the number Of LiRelrs Living Age
Tor the week ending April Goth. It il
published from tho authors advance
sheets, and opens in a very interesting
way. The progress Of a new story by tbis
popular writer will be eagerly watched.
A now volume Of the Living Age. by the
way, began with the frstnunbef Of Iprii,
atording a good time for the beginning n
new subscriptions. u
For tfty.two numbers OF sixty.tourl large
pages each Tor moro than S.6Oo na1 ,sss !
year,, the subscription price iSSl fs low.
while for SO so the publishers offer r.
send any one OF the American 81 month.
lies or weeklies with the Living Aoc for a
year, both postpaid. Littell & Co., Boston,
publishers.
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ThtodosiA MsGluns and Others
By virtue Of a decree Of the Municipal Co75 !
Wheeling, entered on the 18th day Of Feb'uNI w
IN the above entitled cauAe, ] will Ut the ifOnso"@e
the Court House Of Ohio County on
SATURDAY, THE 80 DAY Of MAY, &Rhh
Commencing At 10 O'Clock 4. ". veil at Eabie 49, :,
the following described real etate, lh1, L. 70 " - y
following described pieces or IOtI Of Ianl IJIStt.I
being situated on ZAIe's Island, 10 the ClsE o. W. !,
log, County Of Ohio aud State Of Mesl NHghn
Daniel ZAne'S addition 10 the City Of WAShet ~ |:
known aud 'desISnAted on the plat Of uli NdnnI :
lots numbered one hundred and Ihlrty'ihFw EESfSi
hundred add thirty.toar tISIh, and one hanaiH
thlrty.6ye (lSSl. NJ,
TEiMS OF sAtE-0ns,IhIfd aud - tlata y.
n the purchaser may ele I, cash 10 hand, ihe -,
IN two equal IpNtallmenis At 'iE and twelve ~ 49,
from the day Of sale; nOtNs barring ihi"frtI y" Ist,l
personal security 70 BE- given for the d'ienN NV,
in mi. ". j. " IOEbES,.
apTiO-rh sptIil CompLI4osE:
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The Junior senator from Wc-t V,ru,,,,

n Jnnior senator from West Virginia.
Utica IN. W Herald,
The two.and-a-half hours speech, deliv.
cred in the United States Senate last week
by Mr.. Hereford, was, in the opinion Of an
old observer, distinguished in ono respect
before all other speeches ever delivered in
that chamber. Other senators have spoken
TO nearly empty chairs, but 1t is not rc.
membered that any Senator ever before
talked for two hours and a half without a
single member Of the Senate turning his
head toward him or apparently listening
to a word that he uttered. Hereford bore
the distinction without visible emotion.
A Washington correspondent thus do.
scribes our junior Senator:
Senator Hereford, of West Virginia. is a
"sm9ll;si man with red face, and eyes
hid behind a pair Of green glasses hall.
sl'd down upon a slim, upturned nose"
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Spsesal aQas.ssa.
ACARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretiOus Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, lOss
Of manhood, &C., l will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered BY a missionary In South America, Send
a SOI.addrCsSed envelope 70 the REV. JosEPH 7. In
MAN, Station D, Nee Tork Guy.
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL ~, 1870.

A COOPERATIVE grocery store on the
English plan was opened in Boston last
Thursday evening. The capital stock
Of this corporation Is six thousand dol
lars, divided into fifteen hundred shares
Of four dollars each, all Of which have
boon taken, and 1t is intended to have {
quarterly adjustment OF profits and in
terest.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARruRE OF rRAps-vuKE1INo m

aITiAdFlphA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train only runs
between Wheeling aud Tr.adelphlA.
tDally except S~unday-Eewark Accommodation.
tSteubonViIl0 AccoumodAtIon.-This train during
the day passes backward aud forward between Mar
tins Ferry aud Bellaire, stopping when required ut
Sherman House. EtnaTtlS, West Wheeling and
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Wsuersl Natare,.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Orr ClERr,o,,,.

CfTf C1ERE't Oynef ,
Sealed proposals viii be received =, n. 'at
City CLERK until FRIDAY, APRIL IN, T,95IsA
o'clock ?. r., for furnishing nad SttiSS NJ
and crossing stones that may b ft0uin 4 ~ \. Z
Tor the year ending APRIL 99rn, Nd. u'uT
Tit euIbing 70 Do Of the be,t GuNlitv a ,,I.
and Of dimensions not lee than I'M N =.
twenty-five (E2) Inches deep aud I've I, y NJ
The Itone arc 10 DO carefully dreSed IA SS,'.I
the ends their full depth. they muS, II II ~ I
eight (S) inches deep on the Oui,iIS IA H.. ~
ehes on the indie Crossing : optS 10 y nv !. w |
az ~ feet long, two (2) iset vide and Il M ~
thick Of the best qualify Of and stone. ThSIJ.,1
70 BE- carefully squared and ChIsel uresd.
Bids will also BE- received lnF stone ID ~,
ingB 70 b used BY Street CommlslOnef I'M IlsS.
1t any place In the City dSdguated BY hin
The above work 70 be dOne 10 lhs uiI,t,1l, "a,
approval ~ the street Commissioner and 49,
on StrReS, AlleyB and Grades.
Bids 70 be endured, "PropOala 70, CutbI,, "a,
CfnsstngS, "and addr1Sed N the Chairman dtEC-
mittee on street., Alleys aud Gnde: nv uSTEs.
deserving the right 10 reject any or Ill bIdl
ALEX. uPDElRAFE.
spill CITC IA
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THO CONTRACTORS. SEALED PRO.
i PosALs viii DO received at the oAlce Of the se6y
Of the Board Of Directors n the uuspItAIto for The insane,
at Weston, ". Va, up 10 MAY 2ist, 1879, at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, .at which time the Board will proceed 70 open
publicly said bids. Proposals viii DO received for the
stone, The Brick, the Carpenter, the PlaSt0Ting, the
Rooang, and the PAiating and Glazing work necpssas
~ ior the construction q the third aud last section
north Of the centre building Of the W. Va. Hospital
for the Insane. The building Is about ia by 80 feet
with three reveatiug wing' about I2i BY Is feet each,
all two stories high 10 and u feet StoTieA also I feet
basement. All Of the walls are composed Of brick and
stone. Separate bids will be received for the different
branches Of the work complete. Aggregate bids viii
also be received for the entire work, the contractor 10
each case furnishing everything necessary 10 complete
his contract. 4 bond with good and sufficient secut.
" will be required TO ace0npany each proposal, the
penalty Of which SHALL be for At least oae.hali 81 he
aggregate amount Of The contract bid for, also q reser.
yaiVn Of u pOF cent on each estimate until the con.
tract u completed. The Board OF Directors reserves
the right 10 reject any aud oil bids.
Plans and specifications can DO seen al the Hospltal
on and after the frSt day Of May, 1872. Blank i5rtns
for bidder can DO bad On application.
4. A.. LEWIS,
W. E. LIVELY,
Err. RALSr0E,
aplfrh8kru Executive Committee,
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Wheeling, Municipal Court April Rules, 1879.
Robert conwsll and vile
John cOnwelI ct al.
The object Of the above mentioned suit Is 10 obtain
. sale under decreoO u said Court Of the real estate 10
the bill mentioned, being lot No. 8 and the east one
At0d In Square % In he Bellaire addition 70 the city
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, and dlsttbution Of the
proceeds Of sale among those owning said real estate
IN proportion 10 their respective interests therein, It
being alleged In the bilf that partition Of the same
cannot conveniently DO made In kind, that the inter-
eSts Of all entitled thereto will DO promoted BY such
llle. On motion Of the plaintiffs the defPndantS,
George Hill and Amanda Hill bis wife, William 4,
Wright and Elizabeth Wright his wife, William
stipes. Nancy Staley, John staley, George rpInks aud
Anna v. Spiuks his WitF and each Of them, are here.
BY required 10 appear at the nett rule day, on the 18th
day Of May, 1873. or either Of the two following days,
aud do what Is necessary " protect thOIF interests 70.
bpectiyely; and on motion Of the PLAINTIFF Il u fur
tner ordered that this order DO Published according
10 law 10 the Wheeling InIalllgencer, 4 Newspaper
published 10 Ohio county, West Virginia.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto signed my
name ~ Clerk II said Court, this 18th day u April.
1873, at April Rules IN the Clerks of8eeo saIl Court,
Teste: THOMAS N. DARRAH,
Clerk o. said Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
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