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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-21
IliIiE GILBERT DRUG STORE

INHE GILBERT DRUG STORE
AT HARPER'S FERRY
Has eons'sntly hs nd large stock of articles
usually kept in Drug Store. and strict ton
paid To their purity ''sDd low prices"
INEAS Of all kiBds-tbe beet the market can a.
ford. Coal Oil-non sIploSiVe-I2Oo Fire test
DERFUAERY ofalI kiDds. ststionery-s great
1 varisty Playing snd Visiting csrds.
ffHEWING and Smoking Tobacco Of the best
~ brands. choice lot of nice Cigars constant
~ kept on hand.
n HAND.
DURE Spices OF all kinds usually needed by
H01sekeesera .- Z #
4 Ii the leading Patent and Family Hedieip.s
IA bought from the Manufacturers 10 insure
their genuioeness
COUNTRY Merchant. and Phy.iei,ps' Orders
~ attended to promptly at lowest price,
PRESCRIPTION DepErtm, all in order and
best medicines used.
STR1CT' attention paid to all articles prepared
- as to their purity, that Pb ysieisns and Pa
tieats will know Whist they doing.
D. e. DOSSELLY. Chemi,t.
October IS. 1873. Agent.
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10 THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having given his atten tiop to
the Collection ofAeeounts, & c., has con eI udsd
to devote hs tme principally to the duties OF gen.
srsl Collector, and Invites the attention Of Her
chants and Business men generally 20 the FACT
Prompt aud energetic efforts my part will be
given tothe Collection Of all claims placed fn INV
bands A. ". ERAmER.
ChArlestown Jefferson Co., W. Va
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HOUSE-PAINTlNG, PAPERING, &C.
IRON FENCING.

IRON FENCING.
DATENT Steel Barb Feaeins-JapasBsd or
acknowledgement fence made. Call and
examine sample, and get information concern
ing same from
March. &c. 1873. HORACE BEALL.
HARRISON BROS Warranted pure) Ready
- Mixed Paints. as low as any hrsi cIa.: goods
in the market, for sale by HORACE BEALL.
THE finest lot Of Carriage and Wagon Whips,
i Lap Rugs. Horse Blankets, &c, in the market,
for sale at low prices by HORACE REALL.
SLEIGH BELLS and a complete line of material
- for putting Seighs, at latest market prices,
for sale nv HORACE BEALL.
TOAL HOBS, Fire Shoyels and TouEs. for sale
~ cheap, bv HORACE BEALL.
TNABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, hne -
i sortment just received aud for sale AZ latest
ms -ket prices by HORACE BEALL.
TRIPLE Plated Silver Spoons and Forks. for
sale by HORACE BEALL.
A FINE ASSORTMENT of Walters, Tea Tray,
n &c. for sale At reduced prices. bv
November 5 Is7s HORACE BEALL.
ANTERNS and Lantern Globes, for sale By
IL Nov. S. 1875 HORACE BEALL.
INVESTS BEST KEROSENE OIL. for sale by
w DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
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BRICK AND STONE MASON.
MURPHY LUNCH ROOM.

I HAVE opened in connection with my bakery
and Con fectiGnerv
a Commodious Lunch Room,
and vii! H>cornrnodsrs people 81 any hour With
Coiee. Brs-@ md Ham, Buns. Eggs. Cheese and
CrackeF', Pie, Rnsks and Tongue all at reason
able rates. PHIL. T ROHR
January % 1879
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PLASTER.
lust Received Fifty Tons of best quality Of
- Nova Scotia PIAster. which ~e are nov grind
ing and selling AT the lowest price for Cash only
March 26, 1878.
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DAVID Il. CocKnILL. fJosEPH ii. CoenlIIl
DAVID b. COCKRlLL & SON,
AROHITEO & BUILDERS
CharlestoHn, Jefferson County,

OUR experience in the business which adver
" tise to conduct. and our Thorough Acquaintance
With il in allits branches. enable to the
public that any work entrusted to us will he exc
cuted in the most workmnnlike manner and With
the utmost dispatch. Having stood to their posts
in the Confederate army during the four years
struggle which it SO manfully encountered, they
have located in their native county, where their
services are offered in building up the waste places
and in carrying out practical econ struetion.
Particular ntteaticn given at all times to the
drawing of plans and specifchtions; and in the
construction of
GEOMETRICAL sTAIRwAYS,
where calculation is required. they eonfden
that they cannot be surpassed by any workmen in
the Valley of Virginia.
o. Being uell known in tho community, they
deem it unnecessary tosay more, than that orders
left for them will receive prom t attention.
April I, lS6S-tf.
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VEGETlME
For CANCERS and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
Tho Doctors Certificate.

ASHLEY, wAsnr.EeroS Co., I'LL. Jan. IA. 1873.
Dear Sfr,-Thls is to certify that I had been
suffering from Rose Cancer on my right breast.
which grew very rapidly. and all my friends
had given me up to die. when heard Of yonr
medicine, Vegetine, recommended for cancer
and CdnceJous Hu,nors. commenced to tnke
Il, and soon found myself beginning to feel bet
ter; my health and spirits both felt the.hergn
influence which IL exerted, ana in a FEW months
from the time commenced the use OF the veg
etine, the Cunccr came out almost bodily.
CARRIE DEFORREST.
certify that am personally acquainted
with Mrs. DeForrest, and consiner her one 81
our very best women. DIR. S. II. FLOWERS.
Ak DIsEAsIS OF THE BLooD.-lf SEoETISE
will relieve pain, cleanse purify, anu cure Sucn
diseases restoring the patient TO perieGt T,,s
dies, and suffering for years Is 1t not cSncansyXe
proef If you ere a sufferer. you can DE cufeoE
Why is this medicine performing such great
cures? il works in the blood; IN the circnint t;
ing fluid. 1t can truly be called the GTeut Btooa
IIrder. The great source 9f disease originates Is
in the blood and no medicine that does not
act directly upon IL. to purify ana renoVate
has any just Claim upon public attention.
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The Best and Cheapest NcerS Literary and
Commercial Newspaper Published. 4
First. Glass Family Journal
Trr the Farmer, Merchant. Manufacturer and
the Public generally, III town or country.
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municipal authorities OF this State from lew.
ling or collecting any license or tax upon am
fair. collation. or public entertainment heId
In support Of any public charity or for reli.
gious purposes"
| ByMr. Murrell-
| can act for the relief of the printers ~
amendments, as ordered by the extra session
Of 1873"
BY Mr.. Murrell
"An act to be entitled AN act grsatine ferrv
privileges across the Mississippi river from
the town of Delta, Madison parish, TO Vicka.
burg, Miss, to A. G. Gibson, Hugh r. Lucas
George G. Waddill, A. W. Crandall, Thomas
G. Bedford, A. ID. Mattingly and Thomas
By Mr.. Barthelmy-
IAN act to be entitled AN act to repeal AIT
State laws relating to the public lands not
protected by laws of the United States; and
to revise and re-enact the same so as to CON-
stitute homesteads; and to make provisions
for their actual settlement; making a reye.
nue.: creating officers; defining their duties.
and making penalties for the violation of tho
same.'"
by NIL E5OOpIuoi-
can act to authorize the parish Ct St. Ber.
nard to fund its Indebtedness
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Arnauld-
House bill No. 118,
stAn act to abolish the offices1of Adnanistrs.
tor OF Waterworks, Administrator Of kssess-
ments and Administrator of Police, and IN
k<xJ
the salaries OF the remaining Administers
tors"
This bill was read, the rules were s,s-
pended and placed on its second padirg and
referred to the Committee on City Affairs
The Speaker presented the following list Of
enrolling clerks for the House OF Represents
tives, who were appointed January and
sworn January9:
JS. Marstan, p. j. Vfgo, c. K. Cakes, J. 7,
Reeder J. FL. Hardy, ia. Smith, D. u. Wend.
ling, G. G. MeMurray.
Mr.. Pope asked and obtained leave of alb
sence for himself and the other members Of
the Committee on Appropriations to sit to-
morrow during the session of the House.
Mr.. Murrell presented the following resolu-
ton:
Resoiyed, That the chairmen of the several
committees of the House be and are hereby
instructed to furnish the Sergeant alarms
with q copy or the notice or announcement Of
called meetings OF their several com mittees
Of the House, and 1t shall be the duty OF the
to post said notice or an
On the bulletin board OF the
House.
Under suspension Of the rules the resolu.
ton was adopted.
On the motion OF Mr.. Murrell the House
adjourned until half-past II o'clock Satur-
day, January Is, 1879.
G. M. PEGUES, Chief Clerk.
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Irayer was offered by the Rev. A. J. Tardy
E.4of the Episcopal Church.
The journal Of January 16 was approved.
Mr.. Lyons asked and obtained leave to
withdraw House bill No. S. of the regular
Z session of 1878.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr.. Jeffries, chairman, on behalf of the
Committee on Ways and Means, submitted
the following report:
Rooms COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS. l
New Orleans. January II. 1879.
TO the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee on Ways and Means, to
sWhOm was referred
N - A..
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and placed upon the calendar Of the Hous
s,ecoming
House bill No. 115,
IAN act to amend act No. "a, to incorporat
the town Of Vidalia, approved March II
1870"
Under suspension Of the rules the bi
vas read second time and ordered to
considered engrossed.
Under further suspension Of tho rules tn
Dill was read third time and passed, and tn
Elite was adopted, and 1t was ordered to b
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Mr.. Demas introduced bill, which wa!
read and placed upon the calendar becoming
House bill No. III,
Joint Resolution In relation to the sugar
tariff bill"
Under suspension of the rule the bill was
passed to second reading, and was ordered
70 be considered engrossed.
Under further suspension OF the rules, the
bill was read a third time and passed.
Mr. Demas moved to reconsider the vote
Just taken on the final passage OF the bill, and
-on his own motion, the motion to reconside,
was laid on the table.
On motion,
House bill No. rs,
IAN act to empower and authorize the DO
lice jury Of the parish Of West Baton Rouge
no contract Indebtedness for the purpose of
abuilding courthouse and jail for said parish,
and to provide for the payment of the same, "
Being substitute for House bill No. 81, re-
2ported from the Committee on Parochial
Affairs, January IA, 1872 was then taken up
~on second reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Pope, the bill was or
sdered to be considered as engrossed.
Under o suspension OF the rules, the bill
twas read third time and passed.
The title was adopted
Mr. Pope moved that the vote by which this
fbill finally passed be reconsidered, and on his
sslaid ON the table.
SENATE BILL PAssED.
On the motion Of Mr.. Bllieu,
Senate bill No ~,
Joint Resolution requesting our Senators
sand Representatives In Congress to use their
best endeavors to secure the passage by Con-
.gress OF a bill to appropriate sufficient money
TO dredge and remove distractions TO naviga-
rfton Ia the Bayou Lafourche and Bayou
Terrebonne, In the State of Louisiana"
Under suspension of the rules, the bill un-
-sderwent Its several readings and passed.
Mr.. Redon asked and obtained leave to
Withdraw House bill No. AL Of the regular
session Of 1873.
On the motion of Mr. Vance, the House ad-
ssourned until Friday, January II, at IL 80 a. m.
C.M. PEGUES,
Chief Clerk.
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|ent of
pf all
pds.''

Respectfully beg leave to report favorably,
with the following amendments:
In section /, lines 10 and IL strike out the
words ION the first day OF January"
In line 81, strike out the word January"
In line 20, strike out the word January"
In line 33, strike out the word January
In line SO. strike out the word january"
the following: "Shall be made In the manner
Hereinafter mentioned"
In lines 80 and 40, strike out the word
january"
In line n, after the word same" add the
following: Upon the warrants of the Audi
tor"
In section 2, lines and 7, strike out the
words ION the first day OF January"
In line z, after the word year" add the fol-
Rowing: provided that until such time as
the certificates, with coupons attached, as
pared, the Auditor of Public Accounts shall
give his receipts for the unpaid half coupons,
10 be returned to the Auditor as soon as said
coupon certificates are prepared for delivery,
and sum to be fixed by the Board of Liqui-
Cation Is hereby appropriated, to be paid out
act"
Lines 8 and to become section 8, with the
proper enacting clause.
In the title strike out the word January"
IN the third line.
The committee have considered
House bill No. As. entitled
AN act 10 exempt sheep from taxation"
And beg to report unfavorably upon the
same. JAMES JEFFtIES,
Chairman.
The report was received and adopted
MIR. Lyons, chairman, on behalf Of the
y ioy1oxaa5 Haci oiar ;AAod 49,.
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Your Committee on Judiciary, TO whom
have been referred certain bills, have the
honor to report thereon as follows:
Favorably by majority on
House bill No. Is, entitled
AN act to repeal section OF act No. 90 OF
She extra session of 1871"
Unfavorably on
House bill No. %. entitled
IAN act to repeal act No. 10, session OF 1879
Unfavorably by majority on
House bill No. %, entitled
IAN act to abolish the office of public ad-
A ministrator Of the parish Of Orleans, and to
: repeal act No. 81 OF 1870"
Unfavorably on
House bill No "a, entitled
IAN act to confer additional powers on the
Justices OF the peace of the parish OF Con-
curdia-"
~ Unfavorably on
House bill No. 43, entitled
@An act TO establish and regulate the civil
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATlvEs.
Tenth Days Proceedings.

House OF REPRESENTATIVES. J
= State Of Louisiana
New Orleans. Friday, January ". 1879 }
The House was called to order at II 80
-so'clock a. m, by the Speaker. Present.
Hon. j. G. Moncure, Speaker, and Messrs
Armstrong, Arnauld. Barthelmy. Brent, Bien-
venu, Board, Brown of Jefferson, Carron Car
ter, Carville, Coco, Coleman, OOrdill, Gun
ningham, Davidson Of Red River, Davidson
OF Iberville, Demas, Decuir. Dupaty, Ducote
Durio, Estopinal, Frazier, Fitzgerald, Gearey,
a9uidrY. Gordon. GIlharnatnr Hammond
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nounc0d by the President Of the Senate, ant
the General Assembly proceeded to ballot TO
a Senator to represent the State Of Louisiana
In the Senate OF the United States for the tern
commencing March 4, 1879.
The following nominations were made:
John A. Smith.
III. q. Warmoth.
J.T. Pecot.
p. X. Theard.
f. Il. Kidd.
A. J. Dumont.
H. p. Kernochan.
l.. r. Simmons.
II. l.. Garland.
Senators Harding and Merkel voted for Mr.
John A. Smith, votes.
Senators Cahen, Delahoussaye, Harper
Stamps and Sutton voted for Mr.. Warmoth-
S votes.
Senator Garland voted for Mr.. Pecot-l
vote.
Senator Wales voted for Mr.. P E. Theard-
vote.
Senator Ellis voted for Mr. Kidd vote.
Senators Bryant and Cage voted for A. J
Dumont-2 votes.
Senator Steven voted for II. P. Kernochan-
l vote.
Senator Benners voted for L. r. Simmons
vote.
Senators Breaux, DeBouchel, Fontenot,
Heron, Kenner, Norwood, Sandiford, Texada,
Wells and Zacharie voted for Mr.. II. L. Gar
land-1O votes.
Mr. Ola voted for P Landry vote.
Mr.. Kelly voted for I. S. Maxwell of Winn
i vote.
Mr. Perkins voted for the Hon. A. B
George vote.
Mr.. Scanland voted for Ed r. Moore OF Bos-
sier-1 vote.
Taylor and Young voted for J. A. Smith-6
votes.
Messrs Barthelmy, Board, Brown of Jeffer-
son. Como. Coleman, Davidson of Iberville,
Demas, Decuir, Frazier, Hawkins, Hite. Muir
rell, Smith of st. Mary and veazey voted for
Hon. II. G. Warmoth-14 votes.
Messrs. Cordill, O'Bryan and Scratchley
voted for j. 7. Pecot-3 votes.
Messrs. Arnauld, Bienvenu, Gubernator,
Hasam, McElroy and Reaney voted for Hon.
Paul E. Theard-6 votes.
Messrs. Fitzgerald, Hammond, Hightower,
Jones, La1er, Lott, Lyons, Nealey, Robson,
Ross, Scott, Vance and Walton voted for the
Hon. E. E. Kidd-13 votes.
Messrs. Bourgeois and Detiege voted for
A. j. Dumont-2 votes.
Messrs. Estopinal and Gordon voted for the
Hon. FL. P. Kernochan- votes.
Speaker Moncure and Messrs. Hart, Holz-
haib, jenkins. Potts, Schumpert and Young
voted for L. r. Simmons-7 votes.
Messrs. Allen, Armstrong, Billieu, Coc1,
Davidson OF Red River, Dupaty, Durio, Gea-
rey, Guidry, Redon, Jeffries, Vidrine, Welsh
and Wise voted for the Hon. II. l.. Garland
IA votes.
Aessrs. Bridger. Cunningham, Martin Of
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Mortgage Sale.

wh.r... a.f,,,. -. NJ.
., cat. ~ s uTn maoe n tne conai9ons
Ana SsIvsrad br TS.,i.. S eAsou.1u' sckno~ieoged
Iamss atinson noo-tcaos. n h.. n1y, %
gsgs IN the "ica ~ az ay % mort-
ssy conntv %innssn. -, ta 81. ~ Ieeas
iS4 It Twelve ocloof and fbrysve ,nnss
md hv vh,,h ~ oa 3lgaees psge Szs
.ca y, ~ wica "a ~ Even tor tne PAL
described aid ortaa~or did 1rant b.raain se
ana convey INTO ssid morpsaee his heirs and ss.
tSe corntv ~ R.ressv .'d st.tp ~ M; s.uste m
t Rasin ~ q 81. c.mtre ~ ao 20
coSi to,5shin thi,tr 9aoS -snoa tsnt+hr Taa2
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nS V tss ". we soutneast
ta ts,,ss esth q sa,a secnon
encs waat 19,tx 1es aSs;. S2o) chains
Az sca eps;ns y TX ,t sI1nce SCUM tWenty-
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CASUALTIES AND CRIMES.
FATALLY SHOT.


Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MANKAro, Mimi, Sept. 1S.-A said and fata
accident happened At Good Thunder to-day, 9
little after dinner. Johnnie Lang, young
man of "A or 28 years of age, in dragging > riff
from = wagon, muzzle first, shot himself in thu
vicinity Of the heart, and died almost in
stantly.
PLANNING MILL FIRE.
DETROIT, Sept. l3.-The Free Press special
reports fire at East Saginaw this afternoon
destroyed planning mill owned by Linton 4
Frost, quantity Of planned lumber aud . O.,
of Eastwood lumber owned by ]. NJ. McCrellis
Manchester, N. H., and $4,000 fence picketi
owned by CLARK, Lovejoy d Co., Boston. Loss,
$40, 500; insurance, 5000.
FOR LIFE.
CHICAGO Sept. lS.-The jury in tho trial OF
John g. Hayward. for the murder Of James
MCMILLAN, nearly year ago, tonight brought
in verdict of guilty, and fixed the punish .
ment at imprisonment for life.
TEN YEARS FOR LIFE.
SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. 1S.-For killing James
Gallagher, at Archibald, April 10Th last, vii.
liam Scott was to-day sentenced to ten years
hard labor and solitary confinement in the
Eastern penitentiary.
BOLD ROBBERY.
TOLEDO, Sept. 13.-To.night, at IL O'Clock,
two masked men entered the residence of r. J.
Wallace, on Michigan street, and ono Of them,
placing revolver at Mrs. Wallace's head,
threatened to blow her brains out if she made
any noise, while the other robber robbed her of
her diamonds valued at $4,000. The robbers
escaped and no clue of them il yet obtained.
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LEGALS.

NHANCERY FORECLOSURE sALE-CIRCUIT
" Court of the United States, for the District Of
Minnesota-ss.
jerome I. Case, Massens B. Erskne, Stephen Bull
and Robert II. Baker, vs.. George NJ. Towsley and
Hannah Toweley his wife, and Frank Towsley:
Pursuant to the decree Of the Circuit court Of the
United States Of America for the District of MINNIE
sofa, made In this cause at the June term thereof A.
d. 1879, and the 26th day of june A. D. 1872 tho
undersigned, master in ehancery Of said court,
will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for
TUESDAY, THE TwENTY-F1RsT DAY OF oc-
TOBER, A. D. 1879
trance to the United States Custom House, in the
City OF st. Paul. In said district he place Of holding
said court) Wabashaw street. in said city, to sat
sfy the sum of $1,O76 $780, found due the plain
tfs by said Decree with interest and costs, all and
singular the following described parcel of land sit
uated In the county of LIE Sueur and State of Mime
sota that is to say: The southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter, and the south half Of the north
east quarter of the southwest quarter aud the south
half Of the northwest quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter all of section numbered twenty (20, in Ownship
t2 west and also the following described parcel of
land situated in the county OF Nicoet and State Of
Minnesota, that is to say: Lots numbered seven CO.,
and eight 0), In section numbered fifteen Q5), and
ali that part of lot numbered one Q), in section
numbered twenty-t (22) east of the line dividing
the northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter, and
the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section numbered twenty-five cay, all In town one
hundred and eleven Q11) of range twenty-six (26)
west.
st. Paul, Sept. 8, 1879. H. E. MANN,
Master In Chancery,
CHARLES H. LEE l. T. R. HuDDLEsToN,
Sep 8-7w-Mon Plaintiffs Solicitors.
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MONEY AND TRADE,
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-Governments quiet. Railroad
bonds quiet. State securities dull.
Stocks-The m arket Was irregular for the general
list and active and strong for Southwestern shares
and most Of the low priced stocks. In early deal
ngs there was slight falling off in the general list
but subsequently an advance of A0l per cent. was
established, which was well maintained during the
afternoon, and the final dealings generally were at
the highest point Of the day. The advance In South
western and low priced shares ranged from H@3A
per cent. the latter for st. Louis Iron Mountain
At the close transactions aggregated 1856 shares
Of which $4,000 were Erie; 1900 Lake Shore Il
Michigan Southern; $1,000 Chicago h Northwestern
21.00O Milwaukee st. Paul; $4,000 Toledo Wa
bash; $4,000 Delaware, Lackawanns & Western; 1880
New Jersey Central; 1,eO, MichigansCentr 5000
Illinois Central 800 Union Pacific; 1900 Ohio Mis-
sissippi; 1880 Hannibal & st. Joe; 1900 Western
Union; 1900 Pacific Mail; al, O0a st. Louis Iron
Mountain; 5000 st. Louis, Kansas City Northern
1900 Chicago Alton; ], 400 Chesapeake 4 Ohio
200 Indianapolis, Cincinnati \ Louisville; 5000
Missouri Pacific; 1,tHO Chicago. st. Paul l. Mime
apolis; 1900 Missouri, Kansas Texas; 1900 Alton
Terre Haute; 1900 Northern Pacific; LOO Kansas
Pacific; LOO Louisville Nashville, and 1000 Cleve
land, Columbus h Indiana Central. r-.
Money easy at 406: closing at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills In fair demsndat SIN sight exchange
on New York 83H. - =
ThA all
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Markoe's Subdivision.

Jerome Nichols, executor of the estate
of Monroe Nichols, deceased, and
Sarah T Nichols, Emma V Pilkington:
Sarah G Nichols and Henry Nichols
part of se u of &c sec IS, town
20, range %, commencing 200 # n
of SO cor of SO n aforesaid, thence "
400 #, thence $50 #, thence e 400 #,
20 thence = $50 # to beg, excepting
therefrom the following parts:
LIST, Beg. at a point on the bound
ary of township 20, range %, dis
tant 227.S3 # n of SO cor of said
township; thence 8 1888 It; thence
W at right angles 1859 #; thence
nelly 1898 # to sw cor of house lot
formerly belonging to Monroe Mich
OILS, (now owned by R w Johnson),
thence 1855 # to point of beg. 2nd,
That part thereof included in and
covered by Johnson's Encouragement
according to plat thereof. 3rd, That
part thereof conveyed by Jerome
Nichols, executor a. aforesaid, Sarah
8 Nichols, widow, and John Nichols
and wife, to the city of st. Paul by
deed of Feb'y Dist, 1871, being how
1glehart street, etc.