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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
THE CAUCUS.

The joint caucus Of the House and Senate
met yesterday evening for the purpose Of
electing United States Senator. After a
great deal OF discussion no agreement as to
candidates was arrived at, and the caucus
adjourned to meet again to-day wednesday,
at o'clock p. M, when definite vote will, it
Is said, be surely cast
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
THE SUB-TREASURY.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury were:
WILL OF MAJOR JOHN n. NEW.

The following is the will Of Major New, in
his own handwriting, filed in the Second Dis
trict Court:
CHICAGO ILL, November II, 1873
make this my last will and testament. re-
voking all former wills: l give to Mrs. vir-
ginia X. Walter, sister Of my late wife, the
sum OF $500; also my wife's portrait and
watch and iewelry. give to Mrs Texarkana
New the sum of $500. I give to Mrs Eliza
beth Savage, widow of DR.. John Savage, the
sum Of $500; to Mrs. DIR. Hugh Lyle, widow
OF DR.. Hugh Lyle, the sum of $500; to my
tenant, Nellie Walker, the sum OF $3.50 I give
my law books and office furniture to my
friend, E. Evareste Noise, whom l nominate
and appoint executor of my estate, with seizin
without security. give all the remainder OF
my estate, OF all kinds whatever, after the
discharge Of the above legacies, to Miss Emily
Durett, now living at 10 rue Delaba ride, Paris,
France. hereby constitute her my universal
legatee.
This written entirely with my own proper
hand on this eleventh day of November irl the
year 1878, in the city Of Chicago, State of Illi-
nois, anu signed the same time.
JOHN Fl. NEW.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
PERSONAL.

Yesterday Prof. j. M. Latin, the champion
athlete OF the world, dropped in upon US, and
a right jovial champion he Is After having
won the medal as the model man physically,
at Vienna, the professor devoted himself TO
the f,rrtherance of his invention, the parlor
rowing apparatus, and is now In our city to
introduce it. He is man OF remarkable
mower. and when seen in his Greek pastures
Is q picture not unlike many old studies.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22

The Richmond (Va.) State objects n ~
the rivers stocked with fish, as that lss ~
encourage idleness among the paori. Nos1l
being furnished with free food, womb r.l va
agriculture. The Baltimore GazeHsn Xxx!
out that idleness and effeminacy are NJ 49, y
acteristics OF fishermen and fishing 49,
power, prescribes for the editor Of tha ".
small sperm whale, boiled and served ~, TX
anchOyy sauce '0u WlA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
Cutting ARRAY.

At 80 o'clock last evening" difficulty took
place In barroom on Lafayette street. be-
tween Front and Delta, wherein one Pascal
wounded by one Ike Rodney. The accused
was locked up in the Central Station. The
cause OF the difficulty was an o Id grudge.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
CITY HALL NOTES.

The various departments yesterday were
unusually dull, nothing outside OF the ordin-
airy run OF business being done.
The proceedings Of the City Council yes.
terday were 'simply OF a routine Character.
and nothing OF any special public interest,"
was considered or discussed. '''
The financial bill prepared bv ]. G. Morrso
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
HydrOnhOh10

About six weeks ago colored bow. aged
SIX years, residing with Mrs. Lindsey, No.
57R Where street, was bitten in the hip by a
rabld dog. The dog was killed by police Off
Ger. Yesterday a doctor was called In and
pronounced the boy to have hydrop hobia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22

The Diario de la Marina. OF Havou
Captain General Martinez Campos ~ seys
out of his own pocket 100000 in rus nas pa
rency to be distributed among tie p s GU
charitable societies ON King Alfonsoo,ss sEloul
day, the twenty-third instant. ent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22

Coon, wolf, wild cat, catamount ana s.
scalps, given to the number of 337 In - 0ln6
for the dog tax, were burned at III y s
house In Paris, Texas. 'c eOuft
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A kemarkAble Traveller
baltimore Gazette

the aeople who take an interest in the affairs If
learn ni th Of Afghanistan will be pleased to
down toward st. Petersbura With = ira iiovlng
'ooeo Ds nine elephants and two thousand
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horses, carrying his women. baee...
treasure o7
New styles Of Palpi,atsrs.
New York Newsl

There can hardly be any doubt 49,.
large increase OF both private residerSeost Z
public ediflces OF great altitude has das's q
heart disease among those who fsnealQ
them oq1U
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22

The Cincinnati gas companies ofyer4.
ply the city with gas at 81 50, IL It wii Y 81
to use gas for ten years. sm ag1e
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
DRllOCRAT WEDNESDAY, 1ANUAR0 % 1879

ESQ. a synopsis OF which will be found In an
other column, MEETS the Endorsement and APP
propal of all the Administrators. The bill as
n whole will be printed and distributed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22

Nothing can compare with Reeds Gilt Edg
T0nic for bilious and maiarial feYers
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22

1t fills the want of the period-Goulds Gazet-
teer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
THE AUDITORS REPORT.
Receipts and Expenditures for IS5s-Es-
innate for lS7O. and warrants
Outstaudlug.

The report Of Hon. Allen Funnel, Auditor
of Public Accounts for the year 1878 shows
that the receipts have been as follows:
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C. ROUYER'S STORE.
Corner Cont and Chartres streets,
NEW npT FANG

NEW OhLEANS.
MR.. G. ROUYER INFORMS HIS
O1 numerous clients and the -
publ In general that Nine. Rom III
yer, having returned from Eurona Ak
and also from the North, where sha AH
has made all her purchases by con. Nm,
tract. that he is ready to offer his wiz
stock OF goods at very Low Prices, Xix
his assortment consists OF n larDa IuA
variety OF Watches, Clocks. and tW
Jewelry which cannot be surpassed Xix
Tor their freshness, their variety Mk
ana elegant taste. Spoons and NXM
Forks In real Alfenide. #M
n. B.-Optic articles. Speciality VT
l1r sDectacles and Binocles. Ex- IL
changes and puts up Spectacle
Glasses for all ages.
Inc public Is invited to visit his store and .,
a I y DIS new stock to convince themselves q
an mat is written above is true. and he deb
com petition. All articles guaranteed. Rep al
VI alcnes. Clocks, Jewelry and Spectacles.
articles OF Jewelry resiIvered Church orn
de22 Su Tu TIL 3m ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic builds I'M nj, -.
been reduced and weak ened by sieknaswsA o haN
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GEHTLEMEH'S DEPARTMENT.


And a large assortment of slippers Country
chase at the RED STAR as they are certain
OF not being overcharged on no article. The
rules of the house are to sell STRICTLY one-
price, thus Offering equal low prices 70 ali
: Catalogues with the plain prices of the house
sent out free OF charge. AoNSo
All orders, either for country or city will be
promptly attended to. n
No postage stamps taken In payment except
for amount Of mailing.
sed to ~"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-17

1.-THE habItot body becomes irregular, much
evil Il inflicted on the system, The stomach
becomes dySpeptic, bilious symptoms develop
themselves, tho circulation Is contaminated,
and, the nerves share In the general disorder.
II Is Of the utmost importance that the bowels
should be thoroughly and speedily regulated
when they grow derelict, The corrective agent
best adapted to this purpose Is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, wholesome, non.griptng
vegetable laxative, worth all the rasping ca
tllaFtics invented since the time Of PafacelStls,
People who have been In the habit Of using
blue pill, calOnlel, and other drugs and chcaI
rostrlms for constipation, should abandon
such hurtful and useless medicines, and sub
stitute for them this pleasant and gentle aper
lent, which not only produces the purgatiye
effect naturally, but also strengthens while l
regulates the bowels, stomach and liver. II
moreover cures and prevents intermittent ant
remittent fevers, govt, rheumatism, debility
and urinary troubles. Nwr&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-17

because the tower falls on them that they
are the wickedest. es'
The general then went on to enumerate
the advantages that would accrue 70 the
general public fromthe passage OF the bill.
He was abiding to.the argument on the
other side, that messages could not be sent
cheaper because they were sent over con.
tlnuons wire, and saying that the moment
the telegraph business was handed to the
railroads tlleir wires would he as continue
Gus % those Of the Western Union. When
the chairman asked II he knew the mileage
Of wires owned by the latter company,
the general replied that he was not pre-.
pared with statistics, but he thought the
company's outlay would not exceed seven
mill lion dollars, or even five. He should
put II at three.
Dr. Grcen.-Since the union OF tho com.
panies In 1875 moro than II millions have
been put into 1t.
Gen. Butler.-Seventccn millions then
and the capital stock selling at forty.tiye
millions, kept up by the use Of seventeen
millions.
Dr.. Green.-That Is an unfair compari.
son. said that since the union that much
had been put in, and the capital stock Is
Is not stated correctly ,thore arc thirty.tiye
millions.
Gen. Butler-I don't care. II is answer.
ing In degree, and not In kind. That tel.
egrapliing can be done cheaper Is shown
by the fact that whenever any rival line
obtains any degree OF success It Is always
bought up by the Western Union Com
panY. Let the railroads go on with the
telegraph business, and In i've years com.
bine, as Mr.. 1.owrey said they would. In
the competition during those five years
the Postmaster General wonld ascertain
how cheaply It could bedone, and fix rates
accordingly.
The committee thcn adjourned until
Monday, when Mr.. simonton will be
asked 70 state relations between the West.
ern Union and the New York Associated
Press. lNnfa IU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-17
". H. HALtER, Auetione'C
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Hu1 /
Richards aud Mary v, his wife, to me, dllhl hi
day Of February, 1873, aud rec0r1el 10 LAs tsal
the Clerk Of the County Court d UhIO t0antI rs
Virginia, Ia De- 81 Trust Book No II, iOiOs n 4.
362, shall SSll At public auction TO Tie hIhd "
der, al the front door Of the Court llOuSe d Rilna
y, 10 the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, MARCH {, lEg.
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", the iaiItIi b
BcEibOd property t0.Elt: A part d the hi bInlGs
1853 Of Eof aud Chapllne's addition 10 III dg I
Wheeling, situated on the corner Eest d 0Illa
street and north Of :Alley twenty, beEiralT u y
southeast corner Of said lot, thence TannlnI ~
along the eastern boundary Of MD b ttat n
thence WestEatdly 10 line parallel With The tSthf
boundary Of said lot one hundred sBd t1tit!|R
feet, thence southWArdly with 40 alley hlIht &
thence eAstWaFdly one hundred aud tEthlIARn
with the southern boundary d said lOt to iAt P1da
beglnninG; being the same property touvsIed y
Richards BY james Campbsll and vile BY dAd "
Ing date the 18th day Of November, lSI1 nd TuiaA
In the Clerks 0Hice Of the County Court d OAA a.
~, In Deed Book No. 81, page }D,
TERMS OF SALR thousand dOlllh q ~ p
chase money, or rs much more Is the PartAasf q
elect, IN hand the balance 10 two eqIll intIloaA
payable six and twelve months respectively me- =
date Of sale With interest, The deferred pg@t!a
secured by deed Il trust on the property ~ "
believed good, but selling n trustee .sIl esI =
yey such title Is Is vested In me By MD 90 Gu
les J. D.EWlSG, Irs,a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-17
An Incident worthy of Noic.

On Friday last, the Vice President Of the
United States having occasion to vacate
his chair, called Senator IToar to occupy
t,andi tile Senator having occupiel.it for q
considerable time sent for Senator Bruce, oil
Mississippi, the colored Senator, to relieve
him. a Washington correspondent makes
the following note OF the circumstance:
"For the first time, and probably for the
last time for many years to come, a citizen
Of African descent presided over the Sem
ate OF the United States. Mr.. Bruce is a
portly, good.looking gentleman, and pre-
sided with marked dignity aud grace until
he in tuin surrendered the chair to white
Senator, 1t seemed strange to an old
stager to hear Senator Thurman respect.
fully address the sable Senator in the chair
rs "Mr. President" and discuss with him
the rights Of the Chinese"
We think that this was a wholesome
sight for such Democrats as Thurman, La.
mar, Hill and others to look upon. A few
years ago these men thought that negro
had no rights that white man was bound
TO respect Such in fact was the decision
Of Judge fancy in the bred Scott case.
Providence, however, adjudged otherwise,
and Mney was badly overruled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-17

TIE Greenback members OF tho House
arc standing up nobly for reform measures.
Not man among them talters, and II Is
evident that Republican hopes Of being
able 10 induce them 10 return TO their camp
are doomed to fail.-l'Oinl Pleasant Regiaer.
We confess that we find difficulty in
divining Just what this paragraph may
mean. AS Captain Cutie might say, "thc
bearings Of this observation lie in the up.
plication oft" The Grcenbackers in the
Legislature, II they returned to "camp,"
would pretty generally return to tho
Democratic party, as that is the camp from
whence they ret out. Hence VIC fall to see
the likelihood OF any Republican crcour.
aging them to return. Our opinion is that
II is the Democratic organs that are par
ticularly apprehensivc in regard to tho
Grcenbackers. They have got wind Of
Speaker MotEetts reported grand ALI
ance, offensive and defensive, with a
number OF Democrats, Grccnback.
cs and Republicans, for new
move OIL the political schess-board.
We advise the Rcgiacr to look little out
for this movement, and II possible get the
Greenbackers into camp somewhere before
they hopelessly demoralize the bourbon
ring OF the Democracy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-17
LHGIsLATIyE NOTES.

A great many OF the members OF the
House Of Delegates visited the Clildren's
Home on Saturday afternoon.
Judge Stuart was terribly "put out"
because Of the early adjournment Of The
House Saturday afternoon. Going out Of
The hall he jammed his hat down over his
ears and was heard to exclaim: "Young
America-Young America, always for an
adjournment"
The following sign was posted up on
one OF the windows Ot the House on Sat.
urday; "For Sale-The B. 4 o. Il. Il,
D. d. johnson, Commissioner"
Quite little discussion took place In
the Senate on Saturday on the bill making
TIA misdemeanor for attorneys failing Ia
pay over collections. The bill was indefi.
liitely postponed.
The B. & o. r. r. Co. bill did not come
up IN the Senate on Saturday. 1t will
probably be acted upon to-day. A lively
time will undoubtedly take place when the
bill comes up. u.gl
Friday Is the last day OF the present
session Of the Legislature. VIII the session
be extended?
The "Moiiat bell punch" was up in The
Senate on Saturday.
The third House will meet tomorrow
night In the Hall Of the House OF Dole.
gates. Considerable fun Is looked for.
The House Is still hammering away Al
the Judidiciary resolution.
The soldier boys arc anxiously waiting
for their pay for services rendered in the
riots OH the B. 4 o, Il. r. In July and
August, 1877.
Senator Dennis attempted several times
TO have the Senate adjourn on Saturday
before he was able TO succeed.
Senate Joint Resolution No s, In rela
lion 70 the school tax, Is similar 10 HOUSE
Bill No. -, 10 increase the school taS
from 10 TO 20 cents on the 500 property II
this State, The resolution has been or
deted to be printed.
Considerable Of the time Of the Hons
OF Delegates Is consumed in suspendinI
rules to take up local bills.
The session will probably be extended
fifteen days, In order TO finish considera
bic amount OF business which cannot b.
reached by Friday.
great many ladies were present at III
session OF the House and Senate on Sat
urday.
The galleries of thetwo Houses arc dali,
crowded with spectators.
The Senate officers are not to get mile
age. sc.
Under the proposed constitutions
amendment changing the Judiciary, In
first circuit is to have two Judges,
Those members who have got their pc
schemes through, are opposed TO an ex
tension OF the session.
Five days more II the session Is not pro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-17
The Baltimore and Ohio RaIlro.d,

MINERAL CouSRY, Feb. IA. 1870
Editors Of IntelIivsueer. .#,7 ~
Az Won have n,bl;o,,o al .o.o.u, ..,.,,,.
-. 60, TLI,' %: ~ 'e'", S'i'ioieinS
on eo'onei 'ohnsons DILL perhaps with
your customary candor you will publish n
few lines OH the other side. The nresnmn.
ton of those who onnoso That lin .oor,.
a. \. ~ -. FrU s.NS o,'' seen.'
10 pe tnat oy lrlehdiy legislation the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad Company should
be allowed To exact from tho raon,a anal,
ra,as ~ cbor,o. .o ,,,;,, 80 ssN"
S. " s""'ssS 90 ""'' notwithstanding
their extremely low through rates, pay the
shareholders fair compensation on their
investment. -
Th;s ,os;,;o ;,..o. a. A.. .,
S -, e "o'e" ."' i"et 'ii"E InlS
company, IKE most oil the railroads, dur
ing the flush times OF the war, and sue
ceeding the war, borrowed millions upon
millions ofdollars for the purpose of build.
ing hotels, rolling mills and branch roads.
and that these Investments arc now com.
paratively non-productiye. When Mr.
Keyser speaks OF the one hundred mil.
lions that arc thus invested, hemean that
the road is in dirty bound 10 CHARGE such
rates rs will pay the expenses Of these in.
yestments, including interest, and that
Legislation should recognize this duty. and
protect the company In the schedule Of
rates that will produce tho necessary
revenue.
Now, while no honorable man woulil flo
aught by legislation to cripple This railroad
company in It's finances, as far as the same
are a proper charge upon lis business vet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Joseph C, Meclcary
10 Chaneerx.
Edward Rouse. AdmInistatOr etal. I

EdWnn RnuSRts AdmihfafFatOF Al Al 4 q
IA ~. Tt-s..,, - = r.t'
70 Secree entetsd u the above entitled
aase on ths lV9h Gay o. August A. p. 1873, the un-
sEeelGI Somnlssioneis, NH sell at public
suSit3on :" e ~, nfntst M oest gdder q tue late
Itsiu9nes y sMI EaAAtd Rouse deceased, on the
pttnhcs " oesoiu' on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of March, a. D, 1879,
Certain land dtunied In tha conn,,.. ~ mt, -,
Rrnote IN the StSta N W., NV, " EIo anu
al md de,eTiSsJ NJ foI"Ss. "S'"'A' ""'S" @UO"ha-
1Si TnSrt.Re9Inning ~ boaol, oorn.- Il, ,vI,,I..
Brady and iobp SnSdTrs,s: thsnSe It u y IN
noIeS N Si,STr trpe. thenre 40 = ~ iVO
IFech cornef 10 sSia BnsdS. thsneo viii N" ~
1919 VI 50 poieS 10 aurnI mi inn 100 s,n',,S.
tLenceS 57Le " IL roles Ia THE Hans s9a1
viii SlmSeIY, iInc 40 r ia nSlS H. tSoOS ssesSe
jTe ri nSIes Ia stata hs"s htekorSs 3
2Io 3tX nolcS In an aim down tbenrs ME ~ %
noles n EI,Cy and ITn iyn"s. Ill.,. IA rsofg
noies N nm inn wood. ther.a }niIs ~ ~ Z ~
StaEe: Themes i oSS u 70 q M w ~ PVies 70
Inerh: themes T4O il "a 94'inn nolas ~ PJ.S
iLenre S0iEo = " I'm NIL ~ sttu wv
TIO :? {l0l polsS N stste. thSrcs IsIS Is %
roles 10 stake: thenre SSS - I9.iH1 M, =.
stup; thence ESLo h il noeS Ia nj oatt 'hs0oa
SI0 r 10 SD01 iaIsS n siSLS. thSns ~ asSS 2
n G1.iO0 noeS h Two whIie %rin, 49,. e
a poles 10 nm beStnnnr. conianns ia SesoS ~
"a Tract-BeSinuinS Al MIA last vsr,,or.1 ,,.L.
corner 10 Tho frSt trast aioTesad. thenea Siats 81
10 SO.IO0 poles 10 a raj All: thence SSTew n ~"
10 siiInp theme N aSo " IL iSiHG ~, ~ -
,hsnsS fnslS ~ 10 ci. \, !Ciss 10
" p $500 POLES 70 q StSfe: thencS aEe Nv ~
tors n saSe: mems 80 M nj r. = 'T.lo0
stake: theme 4SiS6 " ~ sInn noIS- w "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-17
moXDAY, rEnRUARY u. 1879.

We have received issue number two Of
the Bellaire qtib,his Not having seCnthe
first issue Of the paper we cannot speak
Of It's salutatory, which is supposed TO In
dictate the special objects aud purposes
which newspaper has in view in usher
Ing itself into existence. However, We
can say that Colonel Poorman, the editor,
is man Of much experience, both as an
editor aud business man, and also rs q
politician, and is ono of the best qualified
mon we know, in these respects, to pub
fish good newspaper. We join with his
many friends III wishing him much sue
cess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-17
Wssasassz' Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth,

By virtue d 4 Deed Of Trust mad, by \, c A,
and Rachel n, bis wife, 10 The IndesilfpI IN.
dated jane 18Th, 1874, and d recorl d IL ~
the County Court Of Ohio county, wet yI,fSG |
Deed Of Trust Book No. I, pages lis and II I 4:
SATURDAY, March /, 49,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell al poblt M,
at the trunt door Of the Court HoQa d OSE M
the following described real estate, Viz ID ItSiS
thlrty.hye (sS) 10 GTlhAm's addition d in N,
Wheeling, and being situate on The NH n
fifteenth street fold Centre), between Ihit "
msrly known aI Filth and sixth itT,ti i N :
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, excepting iIs "A
four inches OF The west side Of said IOt.
There 10 erected on that portion d nd Ii b I'd
very desirable tWO-stOTy and attic bttk dJlll
house and all necessary OutbuildInp.
Title believed to be perfect, but selling - Inns
VIII only convey such title u b VotHd 10 n u 4
Deed Of Trust.
TERAs or SALE-TWo Thousand Five IIupari h
lars cash on day Of nile, balance In Two tQual ID
ments at SIX and twelve months, defend aJn,I
TO be secured b. Deed Of Trust on the ppPsdj 4
with insurance sufficient To cover.
J.Y. L. RODGERS. TFvta.
W. H HALLER, AuetlOneW. IJOIGlHtl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-17
NLERK's OFFICE. BOARD or n;
y MlsSIoNERS, VI w
th PROPOSATs VI !.

Sealed proposals will BE- r.c,iy,d n H,....t
for the following; Wv ~ d
q. fI sd,,'.. nut y; cal Sns e,Arut. u
Pcer, iot one year, from April |, iSS ~
Fer 1nrniShing "nuL eOai, J" unlr,S ah;,1.
6y the committee, 70 the County PHT In !. &. &
Grove, ioI one year, from April iSI, "A
The coal 10 each case 10 10 proIF,lv s,.,.,- =,
weighed; certificates Of weights h HI W.
q the coal must b receIpled iOf, il N A. ~
The !ailoE and 10 The second BY lie IrSSt \ \. I,
House. biddtrs mist speedily lhe bin d y, y Y
clean coal per buSheL N ~ .
Also for furnishing the county with sosr,. a.
stained, for one year, from April i, M
hlddets 70 specify the pdeeU u cofAnS Ia Al ~,
oteT u yeaTs, aud all under Il yan q =. al
Also, price for heaNe. hack Of buoy,
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