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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-17

SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1850, w
... IA SslotkA. ", at tho front door Of the
SSio county, In the city Of Wheeling,
9 I. Spsiau 10 he highest aAd best bidder
~ prOpery, belonging TO the estate o.
~. SSrsttd, LtuAic In that part Of the city
- ~ Wnt ", known IS thOOld town, In the
~ y I.o,ihgn Zane 70 the town Of wheeling
n ~ n mo north nall Of lot numbered "
"a, 81 NLu street between Eighth D
~ srEr ,dd hall lot running from MAn stfeet
\. ~ 1Te. excepting, however, IRON aid hall
sSSAisTocaS Is included within the following
~ ts1le BSianlng at 4 point Ia the north
!. JS9Ls IA ., distant westWGpply ifoin MAIN
,SS,si Doth line lS5 $40 teft;thenee running
-, m la Dutherty direction to aid north
" ". ,-ih line Il . point Ia the sane, distant
Nil Min street along 4 line parallel 10
.s-S IN 4 hH lot ~ BS4i00 feet; thence run.
4. IN n satk line Of said halt lot ina vest
n, TtI,tos 60iest thence running notthwardlY.
..i,St m Ia a p6lAt IL the north line OF said
y mi TStUIrdlJ from Main street along aid
n m, NJ SO let; and thence running cast.
m "A 0Id porh line 70 feet 10 the beginning.
|inuSgILI-OneIthld Of the purchase money
iRnStk uanGalths purchaser may elect cam
fSsLT,It m rSldn6in equal lnstallments, Of ete
IA nSpths respectively, from the day Of sale,
tS~Esti non that day. The purchaser 70 give
IsiIs IIIUIed p~enonAl security. for the deier;
(Js1lsals Tile to be retained BY the Special
sises1 anti payment Of the purchase money
In j. R. COWDEN,
GEO. b. CALDWELL
Special Commissioners
~ Halle, Austsnetr. JAMS
n ian nla Is postponed until SATURDAY,
lIlLRI !, 1850, ii 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the same
N GEO. B. CALDWELL, ;
go !. h, C0WpEN,
Special Commiisianer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-17

orscNsArI, February 16.--Hogs quiet and
firm; common s. 25a4 10; light 81 20ai 10;
packing 81 15a4 45 butchers 81 45a4 3d. Re
ceipts 1,400 head shipments $50 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-17

lT AWYERY BRIEFs.lThe DAILY IL.
Atailsencsryssoales psini' Bran p~senppytAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-17
9 IN. .nIY rEpRUARY 2lsr, lssS,

NIK,, .,,Io.k A. n, PrOceeI 70 81 p
n I 1 ' 3. Si.ss.' anti End St .a.l S!a9 HIi t 81
rdCFdPg Il Wheeling, Ohio county,
STD TIE Wv, M irouLpE on The north side
. L!alis f1oln TS5 ; called Zane street.
siash ,.ITS' OSaS.aIli o. lot numbered I one
M Il aid city. nr,cbsSe money
re-: Z 80 !, y: q F .5ssl psy may Sif q S j. H aSl
pasF6das 10 ~, from day oil sale, pIr.
y 10 i1SSaSgj By deed Of trust for de-
OK s'S -, ,SIH SoIIcy Of insurance % t ths
asf5n,S 4. ,',I IA lS.hS ma property !, Hs sosysI
ID e1s .L Is'Isi in me BY said deed oi,
y VIZ. p. HUBBARD, Trustee;
sHllLEL Ausd'neef.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-17

FoR sore throat,garg with Piso's Cure,
mixed with o little water. Relief is instant.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-21
CHAPTER a.
EVA

AN ACT Relating to Acknowledgements o Deeds and other Instruments
Be it enacted By the Council and House Of Representatives Of
The Territory Of Wyoming:
SECTION 1. That all conveyances of real estate and
other instruments required by the laws of this Territory
to be acknowledged may be ACKNOWLEDGED before the clerk
of any court of record within the Territory or without
the Territory.
SEC. 2. That the acts of clerks of courts of record in taking
Acknowledgements to conveyances of real estate in this
Territory and of other instruments recorded in this Ter
ritory, are hereby legalized and made binding upon the
parties in interest, the same as if clerks of courts of record
had authority to take Acknowledgements Provided, That
the provisions of this act shall in no manner affect any
suit or suits now pending in any of the courts in this
Territory, or that may be instituted on or before the first
day of January, 1881.
SEQ. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after the first day of January, 1880.
Approved December 10, 1879.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-21
OF
CODE OF CIVIL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO.
CHAPTER A..

CODE OF CIVIL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO,
AN ACT to Amend Section SIXTY eight If Chapter Thirteen, Complied Laws and
Provide for better Service by Publication.
BE it enacted By The Council and House Of Representatives. Of
The Territory Of Wyoming:
SECTION l. That section SO of the civil code OF Wye
ming Territory, being chapter Ii of the Compiled Laws
of 1875, be and the same hereby is amended by striking
out the word printed wherever it occurs i'll said
section, and inserting in lieu thereof the word pub
lished." Provided, This act shall not be construed to
affect any publication heretofore made.
Approved December 6, 1879.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-21
CHAPTER 18.
CODE OF CIVIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO.

AN ACT to Amend, a Act Entitled a Act to Establish a Code of Civil Proce-
dme for the Territory of Wyoming" Approved December II, 1873
Be 1t enacted By The Council and House Of Representatives Of
the Territory Of Wyoming:
SECTION l. That section two hundred and nine of
said act be amended by striking out the clause, {" the sale
shall be public, after such advertisement as is prescribed
for the sale of like property on execution, and shall be
made in such manner and upon such terms of credit with
security, as the court or judge, having regard to the
probable duration of the action, may direct and insert
ing in lieu thereof the following: "And said sale shall
be made in the manner and with such advertisement,
and upon such terms of credit, with security, as the court
or judge, faving regard to the nature of the property,
and the probable duration of the action, may direct"
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be IN force from
and after its passage.
Approved December 6, 1879.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-21
CHAPTER %.
CONVEYANCES S.

AN ACT to Amend n Act Entitled " An Act Concerning Alienation by Deed, of
the Proof and Recording ofConveyances andthe Cancenng o. Mortgages"
Approved December TO- 1869. Being Chapter 5, Compiled Laws Of
Wyoming
Be ii enacted By the Council and House of Representatives. Of
the Territory Of Wyoming:
SECTION 1. That the act concerning alienation by
deed, of the proof and recording OF conveyances and the
cancelling Of mortgages, approved December 10, 1869,
being chapter three (3) of the compiled laws of Wyoming
be, and the same is hereby amended as follows: after the
word record y in the sixth line of section eight ~ Of
said act insert the following words: cor before any
county clerk y also strike from said section 8 of the act to
which this is amendatory, the word Commissioners" in
the fifth and sixth lines of said section and insert in lien
thereof the word ecerk.''
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved December 9, 1879.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-21

dypp a week in your own town. Terms and
pUO IS OUTFIT free. Address II. HALLETr&
Co., Portland, Maine. dl0dawly
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-21
CHAPTER 49,.
CODE OF CIVIL Observation-Disclosures TO.

AN ACT AmsndatOry of the Code of Civil Procedure Of wyoming Territory.
Be ii enacted By the Council and House Of Representatives Of
The Territory Of Wyoming:
SECTION 1. In all cases where a demurrer to q petition
or bill of complaint shall be sustained, and leave shall be
given to file an amended petition, or bill of complaint,
it shall be the duty of the plaintiff, or complainant, to
file the amended petition, or bill of complaint, within
ten days from the time of the entry of the order sustain
ing the demurrer, and upon his failure to do SO, he shall
be deemed to have abandoned the case.
SEC. 2. In all cases where the amended pleading shall
be filed, as provided for in section one of this act it shall
be the duty of the defendant to answer or plead to such
amended pleading within thirty days from the time of
the entry of the order sustaining the demurrer, to the
pleading sought to be amended and upon his failure to
do so he shall be deemed in default.
SEC. 3. The time for filing the ~pleadings provided for
in this act may be extended by the court or judge thereof
in vacation upon good cause shown and upon motion and
notice to the adverse party.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved December II, 1879.
CHAPTER 20.
CODE OF CRIMINAL Observation-Disclosures TO.
ANA TITO Amend Section me hundred and twenty-one of the Code of Criminal
Procedure IF Wyoming
Be ii enacted By The Council and House of Representatives of
the Territory Of Wyoming:
SECTION 1. Section one hundred and twenty-one of
the code of criminal procedure, being chapter fourteen of
the Compiled Laws of Wyoming, is hereby amended by
striking out the word "juries' where it occurs in the
seventh line of said section, and inserting in lieu thereof
the word Jurors
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved December IS, 1879.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-21

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RAILROADS.
1850 THE GREAT QQl

g Sn az HE rs fS sg94aS sso
rnspss nsE ps.ot
For 9 h sns Sleep
tfSa
= sr H ASP pf,ess SaI
For with Para4 Car S Msns Tie n
ss.ssst satafas sh Palace Cars to os aas:
For Williamsport Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 40
For New d4sE s snasePt hs Hsa 200 and
press et pullman Parior Cars. . 80 al daily,
For Brooklyn. n: Y, all through trains connect at
Jersey sy CITY with boats Of BROOKLYN Annex, sf
e., ne double fsrriase across New Y3rk city
For ERRprsss $50 H. daily sse sc ds1Pda
Sunday, 500. 1O:40 m, $40. 80 and 10 90
: daily. except Sunday. ' " 49, ''A .'' ''''
For annsp9l5s $40 m and 40 p daily e1-
%AX RSP AiExhsDsia AND WISHING zhs
and j 81 Pm. On sunday at !. and Ii g.
. ps
For Richmond and the South, a. m. daily. and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6, 8, 10
Am, II 80. 8, 8, and O5 p NJ, and IL mid
nisht. On Sunday at and 10 .. m., and :05
pm
Tickets. information. sleeping and pa:lor car &C.
commOdations can be procured at the Ofces-nOrth-
east corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northeast corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, and
at the depot where orders be left for the check
ing Of bae gage to destination from hotels and resi-
! 3ences.
I. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. my26
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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR
" THE INSANE,

NEAR WASHINGTON, ID. u, July Sth, 1850.
Sealed Proposals are invited until noon TU ES-
DAY, JUtY Doth 1880 when they will be opened at
the HosI the presenceof such bidders aschoose
tn attend to furnish the Hospital twenty hundred
(20U0) tons of 2240 lbs each of best run OF mine
BitunIinous or cumberland Coal and four hundred
CO) tons of 2240 lbs each of Anthracite Coal stove
size, to be delivered in boats along side Of the Hos
pital wharf, or i'll upon the wharf. the delivery
to commence soon September, 1880, and to be
continued at the rate of not less than five hundred
5000 tons week until the whole quantity advertised
for is delivered: Provided that two hundred (20Ol
tons Soft Coal and two hundred l260) tons Hard
Coal be delivered by August 10th, 1880 The Goal
viii be received in strict accordance with The act of
Congress approved July 1st, 1870 Payments Of
ninety 600 er cent of the amount due for Coal
received each week will be made, and the ten (l0)
per cent withheld VIII be paid when the full GUAM
uty of Coal engaged to be delivered in accord ance
with the advertisement is received. No offer to
furnish Coal as above will be considered unless the
true name is given in the offer by which the Coal
the bidder pr poses to furnish is known in the mar
ket, nor unless it is made by regular dealer, or
miner: and the successful bidder must furnish the
exact quantity and description of Coal that he
agrees to furnish. Offers viii be received from the
same person or company to furnish either Bitumi-
nous or Anthracite Coal alone, or both kinds of
Goal. bids VIII be considered binding until Au-
gust 1880, and the right is distinctly reserved to
reject all or any Of the offers made it, in the iudg
Rent OF the Superintendent, the public interests
require it, or TO buy Coal in open market at the ex
pense of ally contractor failing to comply with the
terms Of his contract W. w. GODDING,
jylO-s,tt-4t Superintendent.
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THRILLING RIDE. y. Baker who drives tn
stage fom San BuenayeDtura TO Newhall, had
an adventure on the 18th Instant which he vii
hot soon forget. While making his trip up a
as Senger named E. 5. Mills "a nephew, Il /,
said, OF c. Adolphe Low, and who was on Tn
roof St al. above and behind the driver suddenly
became insane and declared that he was pur
SIZED ty two men. Drawing a small, neg
hatcher, he held IL over the drivers head threat
eDirg TO bury IL la his brain II he did not drive
faster. Baker, utterly helpless, ran his team at
full SPEED for some seven miles, and finally
drew up at the Newhall House, when Mills
spraDg down and took to the hills, since which
time he has not been seen. The poor man was
insane some years ago, but was thought TO have
recovered. The driver, seeing his life In imTni-
Nnent danger tried TO overset his coach. but the
road was too smooth. L. 3. NJ Ills, the insane
EBgliShman who sprang from the Newhan
stage and disappeared. has been found In the
hills, ana is now In the hands OF his friends at
NeRhall-AIt0 Cab fIuTtid.
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DIED.

HEssLER: On July 10th. 1880. at ss4sp.m.
LoEENz HEssLER. aged "a years and months.
Born in Bavaria, Germany; resident Of Washing
ton, d. c., for 80 years.
Funeral from his late residence. al East Capitol
street, tomorrow Tuesday, morning, q $50
O'Clock. Requiem high mass ut O'Clock at TT.
Jose phs church. Relatives and friends invited.
HICKEY. On Sunday, July llth. $780, at 10 80
q m, PATRICK HICKEY. In the fftieth year of his
age. native Of County Claire, Ireland but resi-
dent Of Washington for thirty years
weep for thee, Oh! husband dear. too early called
The night Of death too soon closed Ger thy bright
meridian day:
Ills last cad parting brings to me but bitterness
For thee Ills JOY. for thou art gone where souls
By HIS WIFE, B. HIcKEY.
While on earth we're doomed TO washer. every
human soul must know
ecme dark hour Of desoaton. some 0ethsemane OF
Oh aeh eur hearts that it ia only by the Gross the
Crown IL Won,
In cur darkest hour Of sorrow let ue say: Thy
will be done" 3. Moo.
Funeral win take place from his late residence.
81 North Carolina avenue southeast Tuesday.
July 18th, at 9 81 M, and proceed 20 y. Peters
church Friends and relstives Of the family are In
vited TO attend.
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a Busy DAY FOR GBS. UANCoCK.-Gen. Han
cock had busy day yesterday. Among the
morning callers were ex-senator Gwyn, or
California: eX Corporation counsel Devlln,
Judge Bradley, OF Cincinnati, ana A. Z. Irving,
OF Philadelphia. In the afternoon Gen. VIM.
F. Smith visited Gen. Hancock with party
comprising Gen. Joseph +. Johnston and Maj
John W. Daniels, OF the late confederate army;
x.Goy. Lowe. OF Maryland; Admiral Clitz,
Lewis c. Cassidy. OF Philadelphia, and Robert
NJ. McLane, OF Baltimore The visit was en-
tirely social, and politics, beyond congratula-
lions upon the nomination, were ignored. Col.
John W. Forney, the Cheyaller Nyckon and
Capt. Paul de la Barriere, commanding one OF
the French frfgates In the harbor. were among
the subsequent callers. Gems. Augur, Newton
and Warren returned on the boat with Gen.
Johnston and his party. Both they and the
other officers on board greeted him with the
cordially and respect due 10 the great gener-
alship he displayed during the war. he is q
white haired and white bearded gentleman OF
about 65, slight ia figure and OF medium
stetuIe.-N. y. Sunday Sun.
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nUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING,

Sesled Proposals will be received at the Buresu
Of Engraving and Printing until IL O'CLOCK " ON
THURSDAY, TIE 18th INSTANT. to furnish One
Thousand Tons Of Run of Mine Georges Greek
Cumberland Coal free from slate and Impurities
Of all kinds To be furnished subject to the condi.
tons required by section 3I1i. Revised Statutes of
q $40 lbs. to the ton and snail be inspested and
weighed on the Bureau scales aud the quantity Of
LESSON . az s o, fa Wy ne
that purpose, and that the prescribed fee of 90
cents for each ton of coal inspected and weighed
shall be paid by the contractor.
The coal to be delivered at snch times and places
and in such quantities as may be required
No payment will be made without the certificate
Of the inspector that the coal is such contract
calls for until the account has been rendered
the proper form and duly audited.
The right waive defects and to reject 81 or any
portion Of the bids received is reserved.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for
Coal" and be addressed to
@. H. IRISH,
iy1-5t Chief of Bureau.
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WANTED 10000 PEOPLE
w TO cAu or 1end orders to
THD LAR0NsI AND NoeT OoNPLXx1
JOB DYING AND CLEANING I0TABLIaH.
MENT
60UxH OF NEW YORK.
fi1stcaass In every particular.
Work called for and delivered anywhere In the
city. or ~ ma0 or express from other places.
w. II. WHEAXIEYs
NH - JeMsrson It. GsoFgstoWn, Dol
MACKINNON and 8tylogTaphic Fountain
~ Pens. for al ss1e st the MaeHnnon Pen Gem
6roceQeQr to p. W. LaphaW Agent lela inn
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ONE TRAMP MURDERS AEoTHER.-Two tramps
passing through Stonervine, Westmoreland
county, Pa, Saturday were noticed to be
talking eXcitedly. one remarking, cd d On
you. III Kill YOU" Nothing was thought OF
this until saturday evening when the body OF
one OF them was found lying on the road near
Scottdale with the blood oozing from gaping
wound on the head. Near by lay large bowl
der covered with blood, while evidences OF a
terrible struggle were plainly visible. There
was nothing on the remains 10 lead TO his
identity. Officers are in pursuit or the muir
derer, and 1t is thought VIII succeed IN captur.
inc him
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" ne Boston Courier discovers that the
man VINO Is appointed to make an after.dSnner
speech LIS nervous and absent-minded aDdthat
be does not enjoy his dinner
.F-A preacher at Chicago advocates the in
PRODUCTION OF lady uShers Ia church, 10 make
the young men attend.