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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-20

A Convention Of the State SCALED to meet In
Falrmont on wEpSysbAY, the 10th day Of MAY,
1858. ut 10 O'Clock - ~, TO select four delegates
and four AltcrnHtcs tn the National Republican
Convention to lie held In Chicago June 10, less.
for the purpose Of nominating candidates to be
supported for President and Vice President Of
the Cniicl States At the election IN November
next.
All voters without regard to past political
affiliations, who arc IN favor OF e!cvatihs AMI
dIgnifyIng American labor, protecting and cS
tending home Industries, giving free popular
education TO the massrs Of the people, eitctunlly
restoring all huluau rights In every section OF
our common country, and who desire to pro-
mote friendly feeling and permanent harmony
throughout the State by maintaining State and
National Government pledged TO these objects
and principles. arc cordially invited to attend
this Convention aud participate In It's delIbera-
lions.
The Congressional Committees Of the several
Districts are called to convene Conventions In
their Districts, to select IN each two delegates
aud two atcrnatcS to saId Chicago Convention.
We urge on County Committees the prOpriciy
Of carly action In the matter Of holding county
meetings for the purpose Of appointing delegates
to the stntc aud District Conventions
We recommend that one delegate disappointed
for every one hundred votes CAst for Blaine aud
Logan. or fractional part thereof equal 70 one
lD,If. Ms a bHsb Misrepresentation TO said Con
YunllOns.
IIy orlrr Of the Republican State Ccntrl Com.
mlitrc. WI. W. COwDEN, Chairman.
Il. ". ATKINSON, secretary.
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OF these the most numerous arc the
Irish, who make up not only the 80, $50
credited 10 Ireland, but large part OF
the 45,696 from England, and doubtless
contribute to the 1864 from Scotland
Wales sends 5,449. The Sl,s64 from
Germany are mainly farmers bound TO
the Northwest; and thither pass many
Of the 59,24S from the scandinavian
countries and Denmark. There were
4i,27l from Italy, 33,203 from Russia,
l7,7lO from Hungary, ll,762 from Aus
tria, GAO from Bohemia, 5990 from
France. $500 from the Netherlands, from
Switzerland 1887, from Belgium 2,3G2,
and the remainder, counted from hun
dreds down TO units, hail from all quar-
tiers Of the earth. If our nation can
stand this, it will be greater miracle
than ever-but Il blind confidence is not
admirable under the circumstances
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Saws a Cleveland paper:

Says u Cleveland paper:
Manager Hartz, talking 10 Il group OF
friends, remarked: II wan. tn say one
thing in regard to Miss Palmer's engage
ment. 1t has shown for second time
that sweetness, purity and an entire OBJ
servance OF llomclike qualities are the
very apprcciabIe adjuncts OF aplay to
please the thcatrc-gning patrons Of Cieve-
land. Here is the fact. Even during
Lent, even so close to Holy week, the
patronage OF tho theatre has been Of the
highest order, and many Indies whom l
never expected to SEQ in my theatre
from Ash Wednesday till after Good
Friday have been to Minnie Palmer's
performances. 1t must please her and
her management; it surely does please
me, for it proved that purity and self
respect, coupled with real art, can be re-
gardcd by those who faithfully observe
their religious duties"
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The Merchants and Manufacturers As.
ISOLATION OF Parkersburg have made mr.
rangements for an imposing street pa
geant on Thursday evening, May 3D.
consisting of moving tableaux and scenic
displays, illuminated by electric and cal
cium lights, illustrating the progress and
manufactures Of the city. Some forty
floats have already been secured, and
over one thousand men are expected to
be in line.
To accommodate those desiring to
witness the demonstration, the Balti.
more & Ohio Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets to ParkGrsburg and re-
turn for one fare for the round trip, from
NIL ticket stations west OF and including
Keyser, aud intermediate stations be.
tween Benwood, Morgantown and Graf.
ton.
The tickets will be sold for all trains
on Wednesday and Thursday, May Cd
and ID, and good for return trip until
Friday, May 4th, inclusive.
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In Part l Of the Circuit Court, Judge
Jacob. Yesterday, the case Of George,
alias dDode" Medley, indicted for steal.
ing S24 from the pocket OF Mrs. Sadie
Tracy, was continued until May l0owing
To lis attorney, Captain DoYeneT, being
engaged in the United States Court.
...In the case Of Winfield s. Mckay VS..
the Ohio River Railroad Company, a
suit for damages for being elected froma
train, demurrer to the declaration was
filed. The argument was postponed to a
future day.
In Part ii, Judge Boyd, evidence and
arguments were heard by the court on
motions upon forthcoming bonds in the
case Of james A. Henry vs.. Louis Quanz,
and James A. Henry vs.. John rutland.
The matter was taken under advisement.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds OF trustNnd the follow
ing transfers OF real estate:
Deed made April II, by George w.
Lemons and wife to Frank Donaldson,
in consideration Of $500, for lot II in
section l OF the old fair grounds pro-
perry.
Meinard Grecningcr, in consideration Of
$500, for lot IS Of the same section.
Deed made April 10, by Thomas Elan.
agan and wife to Henry Bocrgert md
wife, in consideration OF Si25, for % feet
q inches OF ground between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets.
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a voice against the overwhelming
proportions OF our present tide Of for
tign immigration is not necessarily o,
kinship to the old spirit OF Know Moth
ingiSm, although it is apt to be con
strued that way, and this makes many
persons and papers charry Of speaking
out on the subject, But the danger is
nevertheless great and pressing and
ought to receive the attention OF all
thoughtful persons, native or foreign
born.
It is an alarming possibility of danger
now more than ever in our past. We
may defer action too long. The Spring.
field, Mass, REpuDiicda has an article on
the subject that is full OF suggestions for
all who arc capable OF comprehending
the national emergency. We quote it
rs follows:
The flowing in OF foreign immigration
upOn our shores is now so tremendous
that no one can read the figures without
perplcxity and alarm. The official
statement OF Castle Garden shows that
there were over 10000 added to our
population by the arrivals there in 1887.
There is no diminution in the current
since this year opened; on the contrary,
more have already applied to come this
month than the steamship lines can
bring, indicating that the Immigration
Of 1855 will be far greater There is
ground in these facts for apprehension
that we have reached the limit Of as
similation, and need to devise some
means Of checking the torrent before it
shall undermine our institutions-means
more Gtlicacious than the challenging of
lunatics, criminals and panpers. The
character Of the immigrats Is probably
not worse than it has averaged in the
INST, nor arc its proportions greatly
changed. The British Kingdom eentin-
ucs 10 send the greatest number, l22, $50;
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YESTERDAY two reverend gentlemen OF
this city who have been engaged in n
newspaper controversy met with UNI
pires to settle the translation OF Latin
passage. After they get that settled
some other equally important matters at
issue between them will remain to be
scttIed-just about where they have
been for some centuries. These contro.
verics are supposed to be OF great adj
vantage to the Christian religion.
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AIn. MAIZE WRIGHT, who recently
met with IN accident in Washington,
writes to say that she las never been in
Wheeling, as stated in the INTELLI0ES-
GER. This being true, she is, OF course,
not the Miss Wright who has been in
Wheeling. The similarity of name and
occupation was misleading. The INTEL
LGENcEn regrets to be informed by Mrs.
Wright that the publication caused her
ANNOYANCE.
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and all diseases of the throat and lungs,
can be cured by the use Of Scotts Emul.
sion, as it contains the healing virtues OF
cod liver oiland hypophosphites in their
fullest form. lisa beautiiulcreamy emul-
sion, palatable as milk, easily digcsted,
and can be taken by the most delicate.
Pleasercad: 81 considerScott's Emulsion
the remedy par-excellencein tuberculous
and strumous affections, to say nothing
Of ordinary colds and throat troubles. -
w. r. S. CoNNELI, NJ. D., Manchester,
Ohio. MwF&w
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Gbe Sutelligenter.
wnEELrNG. W. va, APRIL 20, 1888.
I am for Cleveland, Free Trade and
no Custom Houses. Henry George.

TIE strikers have been unable to pro-
hibit the manufacture, Of beer in New
York and vicinity. SO long as there is u
demand for the foaming beverage way
will be found to produce 1t.
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PERnArs no local disease has puzzled
and bahled the medical profession more
than nasal catarrh. While not immedi-
ately fatal it is among the most distress.
ing, nauseous and disgusting ills the
flesh is heir to, and the records show
very few or no cases OF radical cures OF
chronic catarrh by any OF the multitude
of modes OF treatment until the intro
duction OF Ely's Cream Balm few years
ago. The success OF this preparation has
been most gratifying and surprising.
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"The Sportsman's Paradise, or The
Lake Lands Of Canada" by i. A. Wat
son, NJ. D., is n freely illustrated book
over which the true sportsman will
smack his lips in fond anticipation Of the
day when he may visit the same scenes
and feel all that the writer tells about.
For one who is fond Of the rod and the
gun, camp life and tramp through the
wilds, there is no more attractive region
than this SO fully described. The book
will serve the purpose OF general guide,
us well MS to while away in pleasure
many an hour at home. II is attractively
bound and will find II place in many n
libary.-J. B. Lippincou Company, Phil
ddelphid. Stanton &c Davenport, Wheeling.
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WHEN isthe Republican Congressional
Committee going to begin sending into
this State lots of the Presidents free
trade message? General Golf must see
to this. We need it in our business. 1t
ills want long felt, and nothing will
take its place.
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Mrs. Francis HGdgson Burnett has
written more important things than
Sara Crewe; or What Happened at
Miss Minchin's," but she has never writ
ten anything more charming, nothing
that has taken n tirmer hold on the
human sympnthies. Mnybe someone
can read it without his heart getting
into his throat. These things depend
We advise everybody.to try aud see how
he comes out OF the contest.-J. B.
LiRpincOn Company, Philadelphia. SIAN
tOd & Davenport, Wheeling.
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DIED.

GOLDEN-On Wednesday evening, April IS, 1sSs,
nt5o'clocE, Miss Macy GOLDEN, In the 18th
year al her age,
The funeral will take place from her late resi-,
dcncc, 2io2 Water street, this friday after.
noon at o'clock. Friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend. Interment at
Mt Cnivnrr Crmrirrv
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Why Mr.. Graham Clayton thought
there was need OF such n book as "Pleas-
ant Waters; q Story OF Southern Life
and Character" is not revealed by any
thing in the book. threats OF Southern
life on the heels OF the war, but the
character is hardly more typical OF the
South than OF the North. The book is
smoothly, not strongly written, and is
neither very entertaining nor highly in
structivc.-J u. hppincOH Company,
philadelphia. StdItonte Davenport, Wheel
inn,
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"Can some little boy tell me what
animals lie in wait for their food?" said
the teacher, and little Johnny Binks
piped out: "PIease, teacher, the coal
Ipnlnrsn
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL,
Near Wheeling, W. Va.
Sisters OF the visltAtlon.)

A school of more than national reputation
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edl'
cation Of young ladies' in nil departments. u
brary OF six thousand volumes. Fine phiio-
sophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially noted. CoFTsoI
piano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory OF Stuttgart Vocal CULTURE
according to the method Of the old Italian MAJ
ters,
Location unsurpassed for beauty and heh'so
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds Board eICc!!ehs
For Catalogues, and references to patrons 10 al
the principal cities, address ..,
ani TIE pIRECTREss.
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must yield their sweet odors to pro.
duCe one ounce Of Cashmere Bouquet
Perfume.
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Trustees Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE.
by virtue Of deed Of trust made by Isa,r
HRzlctt to mo US trustee, dated June s, lsi, NJ,
corded in the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, ives. Virginia. in Deed Of
Trust Book No. - page 30, will sell al ihe
north front door of the Court House Of sad
county, on
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, ISIS
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the follown,
described property, that II TO sAy. The south kll
Of lot number one hundred and thirty.iOur llSl
fronting on the east side Of Market Square h
the Fifth ward, In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virglnia, with the Improvements
thereon, consisting Of brick dwelling house ant
Office building and outbuilding.
The title Is believed to be good but sengu
trustee will convey only the title vested In tut
by said decd OF trust.
TERMS or SALE-Onethird cash, or as rurA
more us the puschascr may elect, on day Of ale
the balance In two equal instruments at one AI4
two years the puschRscr 10 give notes iOf Dc
lerrGd payments bearing six per cent; the tile
will be retained until payment Is made In full.
g. o. SMITH, Trustee.
VIII. HALLER, Auctlonecr. Ie9
The above sale Is hereby adjourned untIlSaur
day VI March TO- 1855 90. SMITH. Trustee
The above sale Is continued until SATURDAY.
'' mfia . ' =" ~ - q q. o. SMITH, Trustee.
The above sale is adjourned to April ~, ii
l0n.m Ill. Il. y. SMITH,
mr2i Trustee.
Above sale Is adjourned TO April q, &tloA.S
Gp7 q. o. SMITH, Trustee
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NM HEELING & ELM GROYER. n

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r.
w On and after Monday, October 81, 1857.
will run as follows;
LEAVE wHEELIS0
6:N a. m, 200 a. M, 900 a. M, lO:OOa. M, 1850
p NJ a'SO ,, n'' 6:0 p. M, 100 p. M, 900 p. IN.
ARRIVE AT wHIELlSG PARK:
600 a, N, 1885 a. M, V:j a, m, II .35 n. M 2.OS
p NJ 1905 p m, 65J p, m, 7:3j p. IN, 9SS ,. m.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK:
~ a. m, 5t5 a. M, 1000 a. M, 1880 n, M,
so " p m'' t'so p m, 6;lOp M, 500 p. M, 1000
ARRIVE At WHEELING:
90 2. m, $50 u. M, 1885 a. M, :0S n. M, sos
p M, 800 D. M. Gas D. M S3j p. M, i0:S5 p. m,
suNDAIs.-Lcaye the city at 500 4. m, and
nun every hour until 300 p, IN. Leave Wheeling
except the church train, which viii Iesys lie
FarE a. v;tO a. m. and city At l:i6 p. IN.
OcS q, HtRSCH, supk
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Special Notices.

FiTS;-Al Fits stopped free by:Dr, HlIne'S
Great Nerve RCstorcr. No Fits after first days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise ana 600 trial
bottle free TO FL cases. Send TO Dr.. Kline, S3i
Arch street, Philadelphia, Ia NwEAW
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Washington School Of EIoeati8a
AND oRAToRY.
Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART.........,....","PrIncIr'''

Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART...".",r.."'"PrhcIpI'
OOi "i' ST., n. W, WASHINGTON DC
Sixth Annual Session begins "wednesday sCP
TENDER y. ,.,.,,t,,
Course OF instruction embraces Elocuugnn
Practical English and English Classic, i1ttn IN.
Mathematics, Modern Languages Vocal hAu -
Strumcntal Music and Physical Culture .,,,s
The Principal y assisted by M ehlcith' guy
Of teachers In each department;
Gndcd Glasses for boys and girls daily ,.,, In
Adult Clnsses and private instruction GIVE" 49,
the evening. 49,, MI.
Diplomas awarded. limited numvcl VI ~
pills accommodated In the family, ,.,-,,,,,
For circulars and references apply 70 IN IN
nEgrEu office hW.l-
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Michael
McAiiister md i.niic MrAiiiAtGr, his wife, TO me
as trustee. dated February %, 1856, recorded
In the Office Of the CLERK Of the County COuTtot
Ohio county, West VlHInin, In Deed Of Trust
Book No. y, page l26, ! will sell ut the north
front door Of The Court House Of said County On
SATURDAY. the 10Th DAY Of MAY, ISIS.
commencing at 10 O'Clock II. M, the following
described property: A certain piece o. parcel
Of ground situate In the City Of Wheeling
County OF Ohio, State Of West Virginia, to~it
The south one half Of lot numbered nine, 10
square numbered two, IN ChurChills aldilloh
No. . to the City Of Wheeling. ,,
The title Is believed to be perfect, but selling
as trustee will convey only the title vested III
me by said deed oitruSt,
Terms or SALE.-Onc.thlrd and rs much more
as the purchaser elects TO pay IN cash on hhy
OF sale, the balance In two equnl lnstalmehh ~
one and two years, notes bearing interest l'om
the day OF Sule TO be given for the deferred pay
mcntS. W. j. ". tOMphN'
". Ii. UALLER. AuctlOnCcr. Trustee.
nOlB,
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Il
By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Alamo.
dla Wclch and Patrick WEIGH, her husband, TO
me as trustee, dated April 20, 1856, recorded In
the Office Of tho Clerk Of the County Court OF
Ohio county, West ViEinin, in Decd Of TTut
Book No. q, page 30, | will sell at the north
front door OF The Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY Of MAY, ISIS,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. ~, the following
property, that Is to say: The parts Of the lois
numbered Sixteen and Seventeen In the sIuafc
numbered Four on the map OF the addition TO
EIil city Of Wheeling laid out by Baker and Car
roll, bounded Ms follows: beginning ut II point
on the south line OF Baker street twenty feet
east Of the east line Of the alley running through
said square between McCOlloCh street and Car
roll street. and parallel with said streets thence
Gust along the line OF said Baker street twenty
feet: thence sOutherly sixty feet; thence west
parallel with naker street twcnty feet; thence
north to the place Of beginning.
The title Is believed to be perfect, but selling
us trustee will convey only the title vested In
me by said deed Of trust.
THiIMs or SALE.-OnC.tliird and rs much mora
as the purchaser elects 10 pay In cnsh on the day
OF sRle the balance IN two equal payments In
one and two years with interest the purchaser
to give notes for the deferred payments. tho
title TO be retained until payment Is nude In iull
". J. ". COWDEN, Trustee.
" II HAIIHR AupiinuDCF, 0plI
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In the preface to Ills "History of the
Protective Tariff Laws" Col. Il. W.
Thompson, cx-Socretary Of the Navy,
says: ''rhe arguments with reference to
the general aspects OF the subject have
long been exhausted" This is true, ex-
cept MS a new illustration may give new
life to an old argument, and it is one of
the mains supports Of protection that
this very thing happens every day in
some part of the great field Of American
activity. The solid worth OF facts is
what tells for protection, and in mar
shallng the facts OF our tariff legislation
Col. Thompson has done II service, not
only to the cause OF protection, but to
every man and woman who desires to be
well informed on this subject of para
mont importance. The authorsays that
anybody who has access to good libraries
can command the information he pre-
sents; but it is because he knows not
everybody will take this trouble, that he
has prepared his excellent and highly
practical work. Asa history it is de-
cided success, for it is clear, concise, I'M
partial, though theauthor makes no con-
cealment Of the TACT that on this ccono.
mic question he stands with the
Founders Of the Republic. The book is
having Il deservcdly large scalc.-R. 5.
Pcuie & Co., Chicago.
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NEW BOOKS.

some Important Publications Just From
the Prcss.-Ncw Edition of Chambcrs'.
An entirely new edition of Cham
ber's Encyclopedia marks nm event in
the publishing world. In life of
twenty years this excellent work has cs-
tablished n reputation for the variety
and accuracy Of its contents and the
very great convenience of its arrange
ment. No special course Of instruction
is required 6efors the average person
can use Chambers. Nor is time lost IN
reading through n long article to find
one little but essential fact. The edi-
ton Of 1855 il really n new work. In
the first volume alone several hundred
new articles have been added and the
whole brought down TO date. An at
tractivc feature in the space devoted to
American subjects, which have been
treated by American authorities chosen
by the Messrs. LippincOtt So far as we
have been able to cxamincstthc Ameri-
can articles they are quite full enough
iorOrdinary purposes and have themerit
OF accuracy. Besides the general illus
trations arc numerous excellent maps,
newly drawn and clearly printed in
colors. The physical features Of Cham
ber's Encyclopaedia do great creditto tho
enterprising Americal publishing house
which has done so much to make the
work us trusted an authority on Ameri-
can us on foreign subjects. Price per
volume, in cloth, $500. j. b. LippiHcOh
Company, Philadelphia. Stanton e DGren'
port, Wheeling.
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BliRirc y GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
BcllAire ut $40 n. M. arrives al Belairc nj n m.
Woodshcld Passenger leaves Beilaire nj $50 b,
m, arrives at Bclalfe at S:9Oa. IN.
snmmCrield Accommodation leaves BcllaIrc
At l,0O y. NJ, arrives At BelaiFe at lO:I6 a, m,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINs--On and after Feb. "a, lSSS-Ex.
day excepted. monday excepted. Saturday
excepted. Sunday only.-EiStCrn stAAiard
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STATE CONVENTION.

EEnteEe6 al ,he Postnfiice al Wheeling, ". Va,
as second .clnss InAtteF.l
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New Advertisements.
OtARD OF THANKS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY STEM
wv OGRAPHER and Typewriter opentur.
Reierences. Addreas IS" ibis ONCE. aplIe
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Above sale Is adjourned to April q, 9tIoA.x
1p7 q. o. SMITH, Trustee,
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The INTELLIGENCER.
TERMS:

P-SA.lDs4 D".,y. s.nl,w.sl-'y and weekly
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The above sale is hereby adjourned untIlSatG,
uI icE Huf'H ~ 1863 GO. SMITH. Trustee