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STocEs The market was irregular In the
early dealings, but in most instances the price
was u tolN per cent higher, the later Lake
Erie and Western. During the afternoon n
weak feeling setin and IN tile general list pri.
ces fell Il to ~ per cent, while the Mauhat.
tan Elevated fell from IS to 50. In the final
dealings u frner feeling prevailed and u re.
covery Of x TO ~ per CT took place, the latter
Manhattan EelCvatGd Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy declined 81 per cent to I4O, but
closed ut l4i; no reason assigned for this sharp
decline. As u general thing the Vanderbilts
and other high priced shares were weak, while
the cheaper securities were steady 10 strong.
The transactions aggregated Isl, OO0 shares,
ri which $1,000 were Eric, 1900 Lake Shore,
II, 900 Northwestern, 1900 st. Paul, 10000
LiCkawanna, $500 New jersey Central, LOCO
Michigan Central, 1909 Cleveland, Columbus
& Indiana Central. 1000 Canada Southern,
1000 Recalling, 800 Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, | 100 81. Joseph, 5000 Ohio and Mis-.
SiSsippi, 10000 Western Union, 1900 Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph, $500 Pacific Mail, TO-.
UO Wabash, 81 Louis and Pacific, $1,000 Kan
Eas land Texas, $500 Iron Mountain, GOO
Lake Erie aud Western, 100 Indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette, and 1900 81. Louis
mud fan FrHuciErO
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A Mothers Grief.

The pride Of a mother, the life aud joy OF o
bone, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters aud takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running a terrible
risk, II they haven cough. Group or whooping
cough, which leads 10 consumption, II you do
not attend to it at once. shiloh's Consump.
ton Cure Is guaranteed 10 cure them. Price
10 cents, GOcents and 81 10. For lame back,
side or chest, Use Shilol's Porous Plaster.
Price 25 cts. Sold by +. Booking, Agents, Odd
Fellows Hall, and Chas. Moenkemoeller.
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New ORLEANS, January 6.--Conee quiet
and steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary TO prime
l3Hai7c. Sugar quiet and steady; inferior 81
G PsiT GS SS71ilaG" p sG seV . e SaoEs' 7 la1r 70 ve .alIS
clarified SAaSHGc. Molas.eS excited and
higher; common 2Sa30c; fair 39a3lc; cen,rif.
ugal 2Ga27c; prime 10 choice 35ai2c. Rice
quiet; Louisiana ordinary 10 choice Ga7Hc,
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CINCINNATI, January 5.-Cotton firm At
l2Nc. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
steady at 81 34al 80. Corn strong at iiai3c,
Oats steady at 3Sa30c. Ryo in good demand
at 02c Barley steady at 8Oc. Pork dull At
l3halS9Sc. Lard. quietatS7 50. Bulk meats
quiet; shoulders AZ si2i; clear rib a. eAGi;
755c. Green meats dull and nominal;
shoulders iHc; sides SIC; hams 6liaSc
Whisky active, firm and higher at 81 Os. But.
ter quiet aud unchanged. Linseed oil dull
aud unchanged.
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ChInEn.

CHICAGO january 6.-Flour nOminalIy un.
changed. Wheat unsettled but generally
higher; closed at an advance; No. 9 red win
ter 81 30H; No. 9 Chicago springs 30X cash
and January 81 3l4Gal Six February; No. 3
81 10. Corn unsettled but generally higher
at 40c cash; 4O2SaiOHc February; 45Xa45KC
May rejected Bic. Oats quiet and weak at
SIC cash ;SSAc January; 35HcF February SOjSt
May. Rye dull and prices q shade lower at
S0Hc. barley steady and unchanged at 9oc
Flaxseed lrmer at 81 81. Dressed hogs dull
weak and lower ut Is 10a6 IS. Provisions
opened strong and higher; closed at insldt
prices. Pork, $l3 25 cash $lS i2hal3 u
| February; SIS 62H bid March. lard, 81 y
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PirTssuRsH, January o. PETROLEUM -
crude 81 l0H at Parker's for shipment; refined
SIC for Philadelphia delivery.
On CRY, January 5.-PIrRoLEuM-MM.
Get opened dull with 81 10h bid, advanced
10 81 TX, declined and closed at 81 llA bid
for old. Shipments $1,000 barrels: averaging
1900 barrels. Transactions 10000 barrels.
LONDON, January Recommendations
6%d.
ASrwxnr, January o.. PErRoLEuM-Ie,
ined POI.
LIVERPOOL. January 5-PErRoLEUM--6Ad
NEw York. January 6.-PErR9LEUa-Dull
and nominal; United ike; crude 7AaShc;
refined Skc.
imLADELPHlA, January 6.-rErRoLEvN.-
Quiet; refined SIC.
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THE WHEELING DAILY MTELLIGENCER. TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6 1880

and other sounds. The uncertainty oil tn
Londoner as to the just employment Of
and . arises from the fact that the Gaelit
population were unacquainted with th'
letter u, and the slayonic population, like
the GaeIs themselves, had an uncertaint!
about the ., which could be transposed ioi
a b. and vice versa. Just as in Sanscrtt II
Ia nc material whether one writes Bedaol
Veda: lust as in Spanish, Habana and Ha'
yana, Biscayna and Niscayna are equally
correct; Just as in Gaelic n may spell
the word aban, q river, with a b or with a
=, so does the same rule maintain In the
Sluyonic, Cracaba and Cracava, are both
right. Serbia and Servia are equally cor
rect. This popularity was new TO the
Germanic and Scandinavian part OF the
population, and equally so to the Nor
mons, who had relinquished their own
language and adopted the Romance.
Hence there always was q doubt In tho
mind OF the Londoner whether the word
William was o correct Saxon word or a
S%lavonized version OF a word beginning
with a V, for it was the tendency OF the
Slavon 10 introduce his iavorite initial W
whenever he could, as he had done in the
instance OF 0thinn Wooden. The Gael, on
the contrary, always converted the initial
W into v. For him the Wends were Ven
da, or. as the Latins had 1t, the Venetti.
There was still another element, tho
Welsh, or Kimric, and they disliked both
W and v. For them the Wends yer
Gwyn.edd, and William Guillaume, and
Walter Gualtier, and war guerra. II is
true that the three last OF these changes
have been
AscRIBED TO TIE FRENCH.
But this is an error. They originated
with the Amorlcans, who first felt the
weight Of the northern battle.ax, and had
to stand in array against Wicings wi.
king and Wargangers. From the latter
came the word war, and hence guerre and
guerra, but war originally had not It's
present meaning. The Mortimer divided
themselves into two parties, the Vikings
or sea.pirates, and the Warumgangers or
shore.goers-land rats and water rats, in
fact. The ByZantines twisted the word
Warganger into Varanger or V%arangian,
and some confusion arose thereby. But
the word has now been traced aud hunted
down IN the laws OF the LongObards, and
there is not q doubt OF is real meaning
and origin. THE Armorican element, with
its Partially for superlluous % no doubt
went for something in the perversion Of
English etymology, for the Renaissance
happened to hit England at the commences
ment Of the Tudor dynasty, and tho Tu-
doris were Arnorican. Tho courtly learn.
ed and the learned courtiers no doubt in
their spelling leaned u little way towards
the ~ortbograly which the King might be
supposed to favor, but after oil, this Kim
rio element interlered but little, and the
most it could do would be to increase the
use Of the ~ and yas vowels, besides pep
pering q few words with unnecessary Js.
The great, the all.pervadisg causes Of con-
fusion were the Gaelic eclipsing h, the
slavonic initial AZ, and the Slayonic tcrmi.
nal az.
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FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves pind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
% cents a bottle, Daw
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The Best I Ever Knew or.

J. G. starkey. a prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says; II have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy | could
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until ]
saw your Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded 10 Try H. lam hap
py 10 state that II has entirely cured me. Its
certainly tho best remedy | ever knew Of
Price IS cts.
Sold by e. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, AMI CliaS. Moenkemoeller.
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Saturday. January 10, 1880,

..,,ir. Al iO.3o o'clock, 4. ". proceed 70 sell, III
,4'mmo on, lar al tlIe Cout House Of Ohio county
" "a 10 ths highest and best bidder; the tolloWlAE
,.gg,.-i real estate, that IL to Aay: Thlrty1six lse!
40 OF the east cad .! !he gun 81 SnfSsss551Sih IN ChS ~.
SaMa.SSJI' Eos,s addition 10 tho City OF wheeling, III
Nv, we f,a,n,S Of Ohio aud State q West VlrStLla' De-
w. 'T T,u o, the e,sl side Of Fol- street,
'"i snvs 0g SILE-Onr-thlrd Of the 'lrchase money
non more AZ tbs purchaser may elect 70 pay
ipl : Az IL. ,s,,jgE In Two equal payments o. ak and
,S,I,1,, months With Interest from day Of sale, pnr.
s',sS yiyiag mt. secured by decd oil trust ana =
me- !. X iuSrIlnoc % the property, IN deferred
y" Y" ,IIs 10 Tho said property Is believed to DO per-
" ,n; .,,Iin, as trustee, ! shall convey only Aueli
,5' :" i y,,l.TlL me lY said deed Of trust.
INV" WM. +. uUHnAkD, Trustee.
~ II U,LLRR, AurtlOnuer. uGo
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Diseases which arc produced by Loss Of Nervous Pow.
or, and consequent Muscular Relaxation, viz;
cONsuMPTInN. BRONCHITIS
NEayoygSEss, SEsrAL pEfREss!oN,
NEURALitA, EFfLEPllC FITS,
ST. Wits DANCE, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
FEVER D&SD Ausf11E, GaRSsaUs,
DYSPEPSIA. "DYPTHERETIC PROST1lATI0N,
INTERRUPTED and FEEBLE ACTION Of The
HEART. Disease, produced by
overtaxing the Mind by Grief or Anxiety, by Rapid
Growth, by Collaborating, by Insufficient Nour-
IShment, by Rcsidsn Q In Hot Climates or
Unhealthy Localities, by ExcptStF, or by
any Irregularities Of Lic.
An endless chain Of good effects Is formed by Eel.
lows Compound Syrup Of HypOphoSphitcs; aud we
arc sale In laying, from long oxperl enee In medicine,
Its virtues are n0tpoSsc8ed by any other combination.
E0TE.-Be suspicious Of persons who recommend
any other article Us Just as gOOd,' though bearing q
SInIlar name, and Of those who otier the cheaper
priced article. E0-It Is only the independent, we'll
p s'ei. and unSelhsh physicians who can afford 10
prescribe this remedy. Experience has proved this.
The highest class medical men Ia every large city,
where Il Is known, recommend 1t.
Sold by all Druggists. $3.50 per Bottle.
ss-Iyogan, List 4 Co., agents.
lG.TuSfw
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smLou's CArARRu RENEWAL marvellous
cure for catarrb, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there is M
ingenious liiTal injector for the more success
full treatment Of lie complaint, without extra
charge. Price so cents. Sold by Il. Book.
Ing, Agent, Odd Fellows Hall, and GhaS,
MoenkcmOsller. TTRAEnw
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EEw ORLEANS, January 6.-Cotton quie
and firm; middlins 12l;G; low do Ike
good ordinary llHc. Net receipts, Gus,
bales; gross. G,77i bales. Exports, Gres
Britain, 1886 bales, coaStwise, III bales
Sales, 1850 bales. Stock, 3l3,2S7 bales.
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TOLEDO, January h.-Wleat weak; No. /
white Michigan 81 80; amber Michigan spot
81 80; NO.2re winter spot Feb. 81 4S1; March
81 y: April 81 4DL!; May 81 biz; No. 9 rcd
Wabash 81 27;:.No. 3 Daytonand Michigan red
81 37H; No. . do 81 50; western amber 81 1874.
Corn tirnS high mixed Axe: No. . spot
and January lll4c: February 42Hci No. .
white 44Ac; rejected 4lc. Oats weak; No. .
3Shc. Clover seed, prime IS OK.
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BALTIMORE, January 5..-BEEF CATTLE
Market slow andiprices KaHc of; very best
5a5Ifc; ilrst quality 4a6c; medium 3a4C;
ordinary 2a2&ci most saleS ut 3lEa4Xc. Re-
of. Receipts 0,439. Quotations, 5Xa6IS.
SHEEP LAMB-leCeiptS 2,027 head;
quotations, sheep 4a5Hc; lambs ia5Is
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A RARE, BEAUTIFUL, VALUABLE,
"A OOntlnuous aud Welcome Holiday Present will
10 a years. subscription TO the model Magazine,
splendid Art Picture, "ConSolI tIOn,' by b. =. RHin.
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fall 70 take the splendid December and January mum.
bers, 2Sc, post free: yearly, g. Address ". JEN.
NIEgs DEMoREsTj No, II East Fourteenth street,
New York. dt90-rThs4W
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cash; 81 o2h February $772k March. Bulk
meats dnll and lower at s. Ssa6 75a7 IS.
Whisky steady and unchanged at 81 10.
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CINCINNATI, January 5...HOgs dull and
heavy; common s. 65ai 05; light 81 iOai 30;
packing 81 3Oai 90; butchers 81 5Oai IS; re,
ceipts, 5000; shipments, 755.
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We know when Bangs will play his hOra OF brass,
And Dingleby his ~hRgcOlet, alas
We know when comes the duleet ish.horn's tone,
But horror! thou hath MI Times for thine own,
D whistler II
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SALE.

=, ,,rtuS Of 4 deed Of trust mlis BY M9tyare;ts
Vie Of samuel McvHy, with the Slld samael
Ssrsy' bsr husband, 10 the undersigned trustee,
mi November sth, 1870, and rSorlsd h 10 me So SIaSs
y sG' iI'Sls In Deed Of Trust hook No. o page
" 4 iii an
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Long alter honest folks have gone TO bed.
Wearlsd with tUlling for their dLllE bread,
Then thou, o lazy, lOng-eAIed midnight bird,
Mid nRny imprecAtiOns silt ar heard,
WhIstling.
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"ls there a man with soul so dead" who
hath suffered the miserics Of a cough or
cold, yet neglected 10 try Sellers Cough
Syrup?"
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c,n,arArlag at 10 o'clock a. NJ, proceed to sCll. at the
,o,rt d,Uro Of the Court House oi op4o l0Inty MeSi
VIrIni1. 10 the highest and beat bidder, the lolIOs-
,'n",sG-rhbed pRlpcry, that Is To say:
'f0t, numbered eIyIi, niue, seventeen and eiBhi'
S /, nIuaTe NUMBERED one, Of CARROLL and Raktr's
Milton To- The city Of Wheeling, aud, BY virtue y
any, tT.I irs Of trust, ! Bhall, n the same time and
- !, ,el N tho hiIhrat and sest bidder, lot number
!, M. n 81 carroll and Bakers addition to said city.
rTRvs OF sALg-One-thtrd Of the purchase notey,
I'D 4, much more nS the purchaser may elect 10 p1y,
Ia 1l,h, the rsidus H. o equal Eaymeats, ~ "
'ITnt.or giving notes secured BY deed Of truIt Tor
GIrfTrL payments, aud u policy OF insurance on the
NOteTty. u..-
!" La,, So ling as Trustee, / shall convey only such
NH n il yesit-I III ms by said decd OF trust.
VI" WV. +. HUBBARD, Trustee.
~. II, HALLER, AuctlOneCr. dtlS
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When old pianos have worn out an air,
Aud voices crude have worn II very bare;
Thy puckefed mouth doth still emit the strain,
vain,
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! cali thee bIrd-one Of the hhrIlI voice sort,
For It's quite plain that muSlc's not thy forte,
EhOuId'st b. feAthered ~ the v%ulturCS are;
You get the feather; III produce the tar,
o whistler.
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SALE.

H. ,,,,oe ol two d.els Of trust, made by Caroline
mn,,T. Vile Of David II. Gary, With tho sud David
,,,,nIHU her husband, u the undGnlSntd Trustee,
t o. 5,iIrtl July 18Th, lsiG, and recorded IN the office
q no Clriku' tine County Court Of ONO County,
~ m. n,hrT lated September Ilh, 1876, and Iecord-
a. in aid CLERKS oEicc, in Decd Of Trust !OoG No. II,
-. III [ AlLLl, on
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II WHISTLER.

Frogs have their time 10 rrOak and owls 10 hoOt,
The patient lutist hath his time to toOli
The iiddlGr idLieth when bis work Is done,
Hut thou, o bore, hath no SET tiIue-.ah, hone
To whistle.
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LOTTERIES,

authorized BY Mc Commonwealth Of Ky
and FdireA in Me World.
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I'll.
as, for example, the Villas OF water in the
running stream, the mountain lake, the
still pool, or the gushing stream. All the
delightful literature Of nymphs aud river
gods had a Slavonic basis. All the fairy
folklore dates from Slavonic authorship.
So we find rivers called Wiley, and Will
aine, and wilma. For the same reason the
letter w was their sacred and favorite
letter. The Gothic race adopted this letter
from them when they assumed the pro-
tectorate over the Slavonic communistic
villages, and trained the peaceable Sla-
vonic youth to deeds OF high courage by
the institution Of sithcund, or gesithas.
Hencefn the true Anglo.Saxon land &C.
Cured the change OF name OF the great
Gothic deity 0thinn to Wooden. 1t wal so
changed for two reasons, : first, because 10
was the holy letter Of the Slavons, and
next, because their faithful Gesithas, WHO
would have died for them, and did often
die for them, could not pronounce the
Gothic III, the peculiar letter OF that noble
race, So It became Wooden. But u OF
the features OF the Slavonic ~ Is that at
the end OF q word it has the force Of D.
Gortschakow is PRONOUNCED Gortschakoff.
Berezow is pronounced Bcrezof. Peter
kow is Pcterhoff. Now, those who at
tempted in England to spell words ending
in this 10 e~ndeavored to guard against the
tendency OF the Slavonic element to mis-.
take Saxon terminals for Slavonic and to
pronounce them in the Slavonic method.
So pillow was spelt plough, because the
Gaels thought that method sure, as the
tradition OF the Gaelic eclipsing Ii was
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financial and Commercial.
Money o per ecnt-Goyernmcnts Firm
stocks Irregular.
Flour UnehanESd-whsat Unsettled bat
Mighcr-ProvIsions strong and
Higher.


New YoRK. January 6.-MoSEY-O per cent
per annum, and 1872 per cent per diem, clos.
Ing at O per cent, Prime mercantile paper s
aG per cent Sterling exchange at 81 81.
Sight exchange 81 S3X.
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and in this instance they succeeded. But
in the word enow, which for this cause
they spclt enough, the s%layonic element
prevailed, and the 10 obtained the force OF
n in spite OF them. So dough did, with
tho vulgar, sink into duff, and dough.head
into dulf.head and dulier. But q really
beautiful instance Of the manner in which
the Slavonic trick OF the terminal AZ sur
vived Is given by the proper name Cough.
There are three ways OF spelling it-Gow,
Cole, and Cough. The word Is really
Gaelic, and ought to be pronounced Goo,
but II Is one which would be familiar 10 a
rura; population, and in England the agri.
culturists have undoubtedly a deep tine
lure OF Slavonic blood. So they pro-
nouneed' it COTE, and so 1t remains to
this day, though the Gaelic spelling has
survived simultaneously with the Slav-
onic pronunciation. The fate OF the
word slough is peculiar. II is Saxon in
origin, the word being slog, q wet, moist
place. The spelling is Gaelic, and, as the
name OF o place, 1t Is pronounced slow,
which Is as nearly correct as can be OK.
pected. But by a figure the word is used
In surgery TO express the throwing of, in
the form Of pus, in flesh wounds OF the
killed tissue; whilst the wound remains
red and angry no discharge comes, but
the moment discharge arrives the patient
Is better, easier, and free from fever: The
whole process Of discharge Is called slough,
ing, but this Is pronounced slufing. So
in this word the two foreign elements
have achieved a partial victory at the ex
pense OF the original Saxon. 1t is sutli'
ciently obvious that
. IN CITIES,
where all tho elements ofthe English pop
ulation met and mingled, there must hav'
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IN ClTIEs,

where all tho clements ofthe English pop.
~ulation met and mingled, there must have
been q perfect chaos Of confused terminals
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-20
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, jackson County, S.:
n

State of Ohio, jackson County, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Board of Commissioners of Jackson County VS.. John
L. Stewart ct al.
On order of SALE
Notice Is hereby given. that in pursuance of
der of sale issued out of said Court the lst day
May, A. d. 1885, and to directed Sheriff OF
said county. will offer for sale at public auction
the door of the Court House, in Jackson, in said
county, on
Saturday, June 5th, A. d. 1885,
at O'Clock Z. NJ, the following desert bed real
tate situated in the county of jackson State
OHIO. to-wit:
The undivided two-sevenths CD part of the north
quarter of the south quarter of section eig
teen IlS) township nine (9), seventeen U7J
Also the undivided two-sevenths CD part of all
the north half of the south quarter of the south
east quarter of said section, township and range
ceptng Off OF the said north half of the
south east quarter of the south quarter contain
ing in all twOsevenths CD part of ifty-seye
1st described tract appraised at $l94 -.
End described tract appraised at s6i.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of John T. Stewart. to
satisfy judgment and decree in favor of Board ol
ComnIi issiontrs jackson County.
Given under my hand this 4ih day of May. 1880.
E. T. JONES, sheriff j. c. o.
Laird & Tripp, att'ys for pltf.
mayG+5t
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1t may now be announced officially
and without fear of contradiction that
of the forty-four delegates from Ohio
to the Chicago Convention, but thirty
four are for Secretary Sherman, nine
for Blaine and one for Edmunds
Blaine is also either the first or Sec
ond choice Of forty one. The follow
ing districts We're carried for Blaine.
and the delegates can be relied upon
It's working for his nomination, first
last and all the time: The Sixth,
Tenth. Seventeenth, Eighteenth and
Nineteenth. The Thirteenth district
was stolen from him by the rejection
of Licking county. The Sixteenth
district was lost to Blaine by one vote
that Of IL delegate who betrayed his
constituents. In the Ninth district
the contest was so close that an Ed
munds man slipped in by way of COM
promise. In the Fifteenth district
Sherman's majority was but three. In
the Twentieth district compromise
was effected by which the district
delegates were instructed for Blaine
as second choice. Major Williams of
the Eighteenth is a strong Blaine man,
but will give Sherman a compliment
airy vote Six other delegates elected
without Instructions are solid for
Blaine after giving Sherman compli-
mentary ballot [Crrclevi.le Herald.
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