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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-10

Ma MoRRlsoS's ire is getting The better
Of his alleged Judgment. 1t is said that
he will report Randall's tariff bill a few
days before the adjournment Of Congress
the report to be accompanied by q denun.
citation Of the tariff wing Of the Democratic
party. This will be nice-ior the Rspub.
cans. It seems that the "double.eared d
sss" portion Of Mr.. Bsecher's Democratic
party still lives. Long lie to I'll
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SNcE Col. Oorkhill, who prosecuted
Guiteau, has died the sensationa! and
equally unreliable New York Herald as.
serts that he carried an awful secret to the
grave with him, namely, that the assassin
OtGaraeld was the instrument Of a CON
spIracy which implicated Conklins and
Arthur. OF all the silly stories this Il
mOnumentally the silliest-and most i'm
probable and impossible.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., July o.-.ThO Sen.
ate Committee on Privileges and Elections
held q meeting this morning, at which
the reports oil the majority and minority
Ia the Payne case were read, but no Time
was Afforded for dlBCubBiun and Coneideta.
ton, and another meeting will DO held
before they are made public,
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Killed by lIer DlSappolnled Lover,

sT. PAUL, MlSS., July ly9.-lIenry Young,
a respectable young man Of New Rich
land, this State, killed Mary DlsChsr last
evening. Two Bhots were Il cd, each
taking effect Ia her breast and causing
almost instant death, Young then placed
the tnnEEle Of the revolver 10 his mouth
and took his own life. The young womSn
was IS years old and her murderer 81.
For 1otne time Young had been seeking
the hand Of bis victim In marriage, but
was repeatedly refused. On tho occasion
In question, lie stated that he had come
10 ask her hand for the Last time. Upon
being refused he committed the murder
and suicide without further pAfley. The
dead girls mother and BlSter were eye.
witnesses 10 the tragedy
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Won Der Alle,s schetne.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 0.-1t is stated on
good authority this afternoon that Chris
Won Der Abe, the manager Of the Ameri'
can Association base ball team Is already
to purchase the franchise OF the 81. Louis
National League team. II this can be
done, and Mr., Won Der Abe thinks II can,
he will reverse the teams, feeling certain
that the Browns can win enough OF the
League games yet to be played 10 give the
leaders a hard pull for the championship,
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TRESroS, N. j., July V.--The spectacle
Of Ia man bleeding from a terrible wound
in the neck and sptinRinR from an express
train headiolemolt into AsSanplne Cfeek,
near the Clinton street depot, wae WI,
messed at 6iSO o'clock this morning, A
hall dozen men went TO the WOuid.be
eulclue' rescue aud brought him 10 The
shore. he wore q Ptlnoe Albert coat, was
otherWlae vel dressed, full brown beard
adorned hla lace and hs was about 40
yeafa oi age, p
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ARenue.t to YIrcinln rnrmrrs,

RlcnNoSD, VA. July o.-To.day the
Richmond Grain Exchange adopted a
resolution urging the farmers throughout
the State not TO thresh their wheat until
IL Is thoroughly dry. This caution ig
given because Of the heavy rains in all
parts Of the State, aud because OF the
danger OF wet wheat, which lowers the
quality and price.
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MIGHT be expected that journal o.
ciyilizatiOn," Harpers Weekly defends the
President in his vetoes Of worthy pension
bills. G. W. Curtis should have been in
the war; he might have now something
that is called fellow feeling that makes
ons wUndrous kind.
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CHICAGO mas bssn over two weeks get
ting jury to try the murderous AnarCh'
lists. Some sections Of this country could
have accomplished 1t in less.than two min
utes, besides hanging the criminals aud
dlsposinp Of the eorpses.
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OuR versatile friend aud welcome con-
tributor to these columns, Private Dslzell
breaks out this morning in an apostrophe
to Rum. As usual, he is original in hit
Treatment OF the subject, and his lines are
well worth reading.
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PARIS, July 0.-In The Chamber Of Dopu.
ties, to-day, man who Is supposed to be
insane, fred shot from revolver. The
bullet passed close to the head Of the Presi.
dent Of the Chamber. The man was ar
rested. When questioned as to his motive
he said he wished to attract the attention
OF the public to his misery.
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DAlrtNoRE, Mn, July 9.--tiOnry Myers
an aged shoemaker quafsllOd tonight
with his son Henry IT,, over a small
amount Of money. The son struck hill
father and the latter hp with o knife and
stabbed his son, killing him. The father
gave himself Up " The police,
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Columbn. scnle penlnnded.

PlrsBURdn, Pa July 9.-At q large
mass meeting Of the miners employed
along the Baltimore & Ohio railroad al
Scott Haven to-day, II was decided Ia
force all Of the operators 10 sign the Co.
lumbuB scale. A committee was appointed
10 call upon the mlnera working and per
Ruale them 10 come out and make The
strike general. The managers ol SCotpl
mines offered their men % cents per ton
for q years contract, but the men refused
10 accept the proposition.
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SOLICITOR GENERAL GooDE has been
weighed in the senatorial balances and the
scales refused to osCilIate in his favor. In
spite of very secret executive session the
Associated Press is enabled to announce
.tt. IL
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TaosE Mt. Union College hazers should
bo made to feel the force Of the law be-
side the gentle push Of the faculty in
turning them out Of the school. There is
a vast difference between fun and bru'
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coNrusloN q tllN llousr

over an Amendment 30 the Deficiency Iilli,
Tampefihg with tho tilii.
wAsnINuroN, D. O., Jnly O.-The House
resumed the consideration Of the General
Deficiency bill to-day and BY a vote OI
yeAp ig4, NAYS 0, confirmed the action ol
ne Committee Of the Whole In agreeing
10 ths amendment making An appfopflA'
tlon 10 meet the Fox and WiscohSln rivei
claims, A..
amendment granting 10 tho Houle and
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Cincinnati Dnfnnis tic Nrnts,

oiScNNArl, o., July O.-The home team
defeated the Metropolitsus to-day in a
very tame contest. The batting was about
even and the Reds owe their victory 10
good fielding. Attendance 700. The score
was: Cincinnati 4; Nets 2.
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LONDON, July 0.-Mr. Glsdstone tele.
graphed with respect to the present issue
wales and Scotland have seen their duty
quickly. England will have to learn hers
but slowly and painfully,
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poian plekgd Up.

ST. LOFTS, July OH management oi
the Baltimore base ball team have signed
Tom DOlan, the recently discharged
catcher OF the ~. Loula League team for
the remainder Of the season at a salary ot
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TnE Louisville Courier Journal, an ex'
pert in politics, says that Cleveland is not
a true Democrat Is it then to be pre-
sumed that he Is the political "What
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paTly

DAYTON, Quo, has been put on the
Presidents list, that iuuctiouary of the
Government declining to sign a bill pro-
yliing for public building in that city,
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OUR OWN EDUCATORS.
THE WEST VIRGINIA TEACHERS
In Session at AIountaIn Lake Park-The Con.
ventlon Closes to SIOet Next ypar Mt
Charleston Resolutions Adopted.
Profitable aud Pleasant Time.

Special Correspondence Of The IRtelllgmoE,
MOUNTAIN LAKE. July 9,-The Educa.
cRtlonal Association was called to order
promptly at O'Clock yesterday, Presi.
dent Turner gave an interesting talk in
behalf Of the University, He showed
what advancement had been made in the
University during the year and spoke
very encouragIngly Of the future prospect,
The Committee on Nomination OF Off.
GERS reported Rs follows:
President, Hon, B. S. Morgan,
Vice Presidents; First district, W, H,
Andenopi Second district, E, M,'Turner;
Third district. Geo. s, Laidlsy; Fourth
district, A. l., Purinton, Recording Sec
retary. F, L, Crago; Corresponding secTe.
tsry, y, s. Fleming; Treasurer, Thomas
o, Miller,
Tho committee on Summer Normal
School reported that arrangements could
readily be made with the Park AssoCia-
tIon for suitable room, A committee
consisting Of President Turner, U, s,
Fleming, w, Fl, Andersonand others were
appointed to arrange matters, with power
to act.
Charleston was selected as the place Of
the next meeting.
The committee appointed to formulate
g course OF study for Grammar and High
Schools reported progress and were con-
tnned with power to act.
NThe treasurer reported as follows:
BalAnce nm hand 81, 4,
,, ., SS5 o.
VI e'''''t''''''''""','' ~ 90
Balance :, ....,,. ..,,... =. SIS ~
A collection was taken to delrAy the ex-
penses Of ianltor, and 1t was paid to him.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
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THERE are some things as bad as the
Presidents pension yetoes, but they all
have an abiding place in the Democratic
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Cora Pearl Dead,

PARIS, July O.-The death Of Cora
Pearl, who expired yesterday, was caused
by cancer. She died In complete poverty.
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LONDON, July 10.-The Daily News says
that II Mr.. Gladstone finds his party in the
minority in Parliament he will doubtless
resign.
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Chnrgel Anolhnr pnnnn MIlll AM Crlmn.

Charged Another Person with the Crime.
KNOXVILLE, July 9.-Jack Labert a
painter by trade was executed at Charles.
ton, s, O., to-day in the presence OF sew
eral thousand people, for the murder OF
Dick Wilson. 20 months ago in jackson
county. Labert had been drinking heavi-
ly the day Of the killing, and had a grudge
against Wilson. He made a statement
protecting his innocense, and charging
another person with the murder.
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NIGHT SESSION.

The session at night was the most lively
one Of the session. From 1880 to $3.50
Mrs. NJ. Stevens Hart gave the teachers a
lesson on EloCution, giving and OK planning
Alex. Melville Bells table Of ENGLISH
Vocal Notation. 1t will be Of lasting bene.
III 10 all those who had tho pleasure OF en-.
gazing with her In the pleasant exercises.
After elnging, MltB Laura CFago Feclted
.Lost Tommy" to the delight ol all. Miss
Carrie Kildow sang q solo, MiBa Jennie
Wilson reclted "Aiter tho Battlen In a
very effective style. A quartstle followed
by Mrs, Hall, Miss Conner aud Messrs.
Fleming and Lee. i. II. CfaRo reclted
"Gone with HAndsomet Man, MiAa
Conner and Mr.. Fleming Bang the nCiypsy
Maid" Mis- Wilson feClted comic 60.
lection. Mr.. George A. Howard, Of Cln.
Cinnatl, sang solo. Mr.. Fottney, II ON.
Clnnatl, teClted the old selection, "DaFius
Green" In q manner that called forth he
widest applause. After another song
superintendent Morgan gave a abort but
pointed and interesting talk, after which
the Association wRs DECLARED adjourned.
All 70 away feeling that profitable time
has been spent, one Of tho very bOst
meetings ol tue Association ever h6ld.
The report Of the prUCedIng's days half
session oil the convention will DO found on
the second page,
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A NoroRIous OUTLAW
OF Indiana Pays the Penalty of Ills Crimc'
on tho Scnffnlh.

or Indiana Pays the Penalty of His Crime'
on tho sCntfold.
SHOALS, IND, July 0.-samuel Archer
the notorious outlaw and murderer, wa,
hanged here to-day. 1t was the frat legal
execution in the history Of Martin county
and leaves the county Jail without an in
mate, Archer having been the only pris'
oner within its walls for the past two
months, Yesterday the condemned man
was visited by his mother, and their part,
ing was very affecting. A telegram was
received at noon yesterday from Cover.
ner Gray, saying that he would not inter.
lere, and 1t was not until then that the
prisoner relinquished his hope OF being
saved from the gallows. Archer bore up
brayely, however, and he said he was not
afraid to die. The town was thronged
with visitors to-day, and included a large
number OF newspaper correspondents.
Sam Archer was convicted ol murder In
the first degree last January, being charged
with completely. in the brutal murder oil
Samuel A. Bunch on the 11th Of July.
1882. After the preparation OF the deed
be avoided the authorities very success.
fully until his whereabouts was revealed
by thecoward OF the gang, John D. Lynch,
who was then arrested and lodged in jail
here.
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A collection was taken to deIray the ex.
penses Of janitor, and 1t was paid to him.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
as follows: 'r
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THE sAITeLAkE HERALD. SUNDAY JUNE 49, 1854

and asked an explanation Of his remark.
He told her, scarcely less excited, that
the face in the locket was that OF man
he bad once seen, and hurriedly relat d
the histry given bimby the
or ginal. The denouement quickly
came. The lsdy was, as the artist
had suspected. the heroine Of the her
mills tale, and had come to America
In search of her lover. She had been
widowed not long after he left France,
and had repeatedly written him an
nounciDg that she was free. No tidines
ever came back. and she had almost
abandoned herself 10 despair when she
learned alter one of the sudden changes
IN the government, that sne had been a
suspect, and that none of her letters
had ever teen allowed to leave France.
She had al once sailed for America her.
self. and was now guided to the one she
mad almost come 10 regard as lost IL
this strange manner. The remainder
OF the tale may be quickly told. The
artist SUNNI med lii journalistic friend,
who was scarcely less excited than he
hi rself az the thought Of uniting two
beings who had loved so long and faith
fully. and the plan for the reunion was
speedily arranged. The lady listened
with entire confidence 10 the Z roposi-
ton, which was that they should start
at once for Louisiana and burst in upon
the hermit at his own retreat in the
marshes.
Four days later the boat of
the artist and the Journalist was again
gliding through the PUSHES in the dark,
quiet bay; third passenger sat muf-
He'd in the prov, her cart beating and
her breath quIckened AZ the prospect
before he They neared the spot; AID
landed a4short distance from the pal
metto hut, walking the remainder of
the way to the spot where II stood. All
was silent around IL, but a faint SIN Ike
vaich wreathed itself above the chimney
told that there was some life within. |
The two men decided 10 enter first in !
order that the surprise might not be too |
sudden. and pushing open he door they |
left their companion leaning agains. the |
doorway, pale and scarcely able to sup |
port herself. The ermit sat before his |
hearthstone, so engrossed in a bnok he |
held that he did not at first perceive |
the intruders. When he did ne arose
suddenly, and his face blanched with |
anticipatioli as he recognized in them \
the two men whom he had made tie l
sole repositories of his eventful life he |
uttered an ejaculation OF surprise, of /
II some joy or trouble TO
be unprecedented. and stepped ward |
them. Before they could speak, how
ever, that transpired which rendered
words needless. There was a swift rush,
a darby robed figure passed them, and
before they fully realized all that was
transporting, their hands were clasped I'm
each others, and the figure lay soobing
but encircled by love on the hermit's
breast.
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IA. T.. GROW.
Electropathist. liz W. South Tenn
pie Street. Opposite Valley House.

A lady assistant always in attend
- Cry, April 27th, sc.
II. T.. GIoW:
Dear Sir-Having suffered this win
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tism, also Pneumonia. / take pleasure
in testifying 70 you that under your
treatment OF Electricity l have found
great benefit and relief in both instan-
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SALT LAKE CfTY, ApTll. %. 1856.
II. z. Gr0tv:
Dear SRI am pleased TO say that
your Electrical treatments have been
very beneficial TO ne in removing Neu-
ralgia and Bilious affections that have
troubled me for a considerable time.
Yours truly, GEo. CARELESS.
~ SALT LAKE CRY, April q. SO.
II. r. Grosg: -
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in stating
that nv wife has been benefited BY your
treatments. Yours respectfully,
II. J. GRANT.
saIr LAKE, CrTr, April &c, 1856
D1ar SIR Having suffered with
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I have derived great benefit and COM
fort from your treatment: namely,
from the application OF electricity.
which though in its youth, has shown
preaf results. Respectfully
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The following winter, the calls OF duty
found both the artist and the journalist
at their work in Washington though
they were no longer allied at their
labors. The writer of this-a not un
prosperous artist-kept mp a studio in
ms roouls At the - Hotel; has friend,
the journalist, held'z position ascorFes-
pondent OF one of The great metropolitan
'osliles- One morning as the painter
returned 20 his hotel from q brief walk,
"a ne Was informed that a lady awaited
h ~! IN ms studio. Enterings he found
his VISITOR one with whose Appearance
ne was immediately struck; She could
not have bern more than 25 or &c. was
.ITaNed IN deep DiSck, and had a coun-
tensnee singularly noble and hand
some, thu gh touched with an nnrnis-
eSAaole shade Of melancholy. When
ne SioSe II was evident tina,
sne was j foreigner, though
her accent was the faintest in the
word She had called to sit for her Dor
i ,ralt she said, and If desirable she would
liAe 70 have the first sitting take place
al once; Ordinarily the artist would have
tnaIe me appointment for another time,
~ ne eoniesses TO sort of artraction-i
- non II you like-for the subject.
anu ne expressed himself as willing to
-, 49, .,-HcuHAlSAt. enc stepped
INTO me toilet room TO make a brief
arrahEehent OF her dress, and when She
returned, The only change evi dent was
INA, @he had removed her hat and \
shlsH slosp locket depended from a |
cu ,1 arounh her neck. She seated her
Seu. anI ne artist was in the act of ar
Tansins the pose OF her head when tbe |
'naih soont her neck became uncIaspeo
anu me i"cket fell to the floor. He
quicAl! stopped 10 pick il up. and then
40 hs 'naI IN falling 1t had opened. /
glimpse OF the face inside and . ,fs,;ti |
went Through him as he rerosn;-s5
!aniiiniSi,aks6iy The features OF the strange
lndisicali ne haa encounfsrsd /, ~
NAhoerings the summer before. The
MI IN The marshes" he had exclaimed
oese'e ne rrinembered himself. The
sos i"se I" Der ieet pzIe ami trembling.
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n...,.... Ar.,e. sI,,

rrrBrrsAlvs IN tbs world for ce...
Brui,ss. sorss. Ulcsrs, ssit Rhsum,
Tsrsr sorss, Tsttsr. Capped Hands.
ChiIeldns oorns. and al Skin Kup-
tious. and poativsiy eurss Pilss. Or n
psv requirs1. II n EsarAntsed - give
perfect satirfscnoa. - nensy rufuD6e1
.-ie. twenty -evs esnu Per Ia
Fer ALA - e o - -
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Utah Invention.

The Horses Friend Sulky Piow. 1t
has lighter draft by one morse than any
other SuIky Piow. ENDORSED by al
b M and its branch stores. and a
isI to las s. Third West Street, Salt
Lake CITY Foundry and Mfg. Co
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LANES SULLIVAN of Salem, Ore
CON saws he was cured of the Asthma
5y Gilmore's Magnetic 5li<sr. F"T
SAFE ats. smith q Co.'S Drug store. (
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GILMORE's NEURALGis cuRE y
a positive cure fer Neurale 's'-:i me fare.
side and stomach. FOR s.-s a. A ~
smith & Co. = Dru~ Storf-
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REok,s noa srnINas.

a. : s1vate and plunge baths constantly
zen: rooms for invaIids. fitted up IN
SFst-c.ass style, now ready; medicinal
waters constantly on draught; elegant
dressing rooms fitted up with all the
modern convenisnces; the best of meals
furnished at all hours. With the open
ing of the season daily trains will run
from the Utah Central and d. & r. G.
depots. .-,.'-' .y.,r-
The Hot Springs, Of Salt Lake City.
are superior to the very best mineral
waters in the market.
~ }. NJ. BENEDICT. NJ. d.
SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 18th. 1855.
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SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. IS. 1886.
We can fully endorse the Hot Springs
water as having no superior.
z. c. NJ. I. DRCe DEr'T..
Per RoB CLEsHoRS,
Manager.
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The Hot Springs mineral water has
been tried by US. and we can freely
recommend IL 10 the trade as equal to
the bestimported brands. "a.
4 Z Z GoDBE PITTs DRue Co
Other testimonials 10 the excellent
curative properties are being constantly
received. These waters can be shipped
in bottle or bulk TO any part of the
country JOIN 5EcE, Prop'r.
Box 434. Salt Lake.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-02
Marshal's Sale.

PuRsuANT TO AN uEXECuTIoN, TO ME
Court Of the Territory of Utah shall expose at
Court fona House House, in the city, Of Salt
Of Utah, on the 9Th day Of April. 1856, at IL
O'Clock m, all the right, title, interest, claim
and estate which Louis oviatt holds of. in and
to certain real estate situate lying and being in
Salt Lake county, Utah Territory, described as
follows, to-wit:
- A part of Section Twenty-one (2l) and Section
Twenty-Five t22l in Township One ~ north
OF Range One D west Of Salt Lake meridian.
Commencing at point thrty-three and seventy
one.hundredths (3S.7o) rods. south of the
northwest corner of Section twenty-five
(22l: thence east fifteen and twenty one-hun-
dredth 1j.20l rods to the west bank of the Jor-
dan river; thence up the west bank of said
river south. 374 degrees east twenty and
eighty oone-hnndredth t?o.sO) rods; thence
south :hirty-four and forty onehundredth
($4o rods; thence west one hundred and seven
900 rods; thence north four and one-haf 40
rods; thence east twenty-six and forty one
hundredth t2640) rods; thence north fifty and
eighty one-hundredth (5o,s0) rods thence east
fifty'three and sixty one-hundredth (53.6O) rods
to the place of beginning.
Together with all aud singular the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
To be sold as the property of Lewis Oviatt,
at the sui. of George NJ. Scott & Co.
Terms of sale, cash.
L. A. IRELAND. U. S. Marshal.
Dated March 18th, 1856