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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06
INDUCEMENTS.

& B. HowEs EUEoFEkx clEcUs. --Thi
popular establishment Is still meeting with
deserved success al every performance, and
wesss glad to see She ladies are beginning
70 avail themselves Of thu excellent plan
Of giving out reserved seats, when they
can enjoy ihe performances without the
incOnvenisnee Of crowding. The wonderful
performances Of the Bedouin Arabs are very
stsraetivs. and draw immensely no doubt,
but one Of the great features Of this esisb.
lishmsnts is the extraordinary performances
Of Mr.. Croskett with the lions, which FAR
surpass anything Of the kind We have ever
seen.
Take il altogether tits ihs grsstsst ashow''
that has ever visited Nashville, and We
heartily wish them success.
OLD TsEkTRE.-There was reasonably
large audience IN attendance al this estet-
lishnent last night. Zoe. shs lovely Gu
ban zylPh, was very fascinating in her
rszdi.isn Of the part she assumed in the
great iitary drama Of the French Spy.
Her oonesption Of the part she plays in
this Pisee, has the merit Of being original,
and at the same time in keeping with
artistic eonvshtionalities.
Asa general rule, we are not in favor Of
sensational plays. bat when the French
Spy ID announced, Gnd Zoe IS TO piay
Hsnst, our engagement must be very i'm
portaut Il We do not attend.
Il ID gratifying to Us 70 be able to an
nOunes to the public, that there win be
another opportunity 70 see her in this great
character tO-aight. The afterpieee on this
occasion viii be the old standard iarcs Of
the Rough Diamond. We expect 70 see
fall attendance.
We hope she viii let US hear her silvery
voice in some Of her speaking parts during
her engagement here.
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q. 8. OOFF0N AGENCY, IS UNION ST.
NAsavfLEs, TENE., Feb. 5. lss6- 8
AL oOTr0N ARRIVING AT tbs PLACE,
~ md moving under cert1oate issled ir'iE
fHi- ces fnnst fe consigned 10 me, ard dell feled
4 the Government at1re House oi briess = 90, =
n asrear a Ciurcn sod College streei--
GREER ADAMS. PuTchesiDs Akaut-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-18
The Chicago Conspirators-Endo of
FARGO

The pardon of the last of the "Chica-
20 conspirators" ends the farce inaugur-
ated by Wisconsin Colonel to secure
promotion on Illinois soil. The thing
served its purpose; it transformed the
eagle of the Camp Douglas commandant
into the star of Brigadier General; and
enabled the dominant party at the fall
election to secure themselves victory
by preventing fair exhibition of the
wishes of the people. 1t was a good
thing for Sweet and Wentworth, but a
bad thing for the people, and those who
were dragged off without process OF law
TO undergo mock trial at Cincinnati
The fact that even prejudiced militia
nv commission failed to convict only Il
few of those charged with conspiracy /;
and the further fact that the convicted
few were at once or soon after pardoned
shows perfectly the groundless caracter
of the whole affair That they may
have been few Chimerical fools III Can
ada who entertained the idea of attack
ing Camp Douglas, is perhaps true; it is
equally true that that design had no
continuance OH the part OF any citizen
in Chicago. In pardoning Grenfel, Pres
ident johnson has put the seal of his he
lief upon the farcial character of an en-
terprise which had no higher object III
reality than the promotion of an amb'-
tious Colonel and the election to Con
grrss of an INSCRIPTIONS. cunning dcma-
gOgue Chicago Times,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-18

HIGH AND Low LIFE IN ST. LOUIS
Underths caption, the ST Louis Democrat
of Friday last has an article, semisensa.
Jional, in which two very degraded fam
lilies are made the representatives of
high and low life" in that city The
high life representatives. are man and
wife-the former hair-dresser, and the
latter a stage singer ami an adulteress
Low life is shown up by Tennessee
negro, deck.hand OH the river, and a
lemou.colored wench, who is also un-
faithful to her Sambo. Such pictures of
Glow life" may be very truthful, but they
are not very creditable to "high life" in
st. Louis.
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The Cheshire Case.

The case of Mr.. CHESHIRE, the super
visor of Kings county, New York. who
was taken to the Dry TOrtugas, still con-
tinues to excite public comment i'll the
East The Tribune attempts to defend
the action of the war department in the
case by asserting that CHESHIRE was
guilty of the crimes with which he was
charged, and therefore his punishment
was just The Brooklyn Eagle answers
the argument of the Tribune and states
the true bearings of the case as follows:
The guilt or innocence of Cheshire is
not Tie real question at issue. What we
want to know is if citizen of Brook
Ign can be dragged from his home, tried
BY court unknown to the law, lepriv-
ed of the safeguards which mcn who
were worthy of the name American
would have died. rather than have sur
rendered, condemned to one punishment
and subjected by somebody who holds Il
mysterious, underlined pnwcy Ia another {!
While Cheshire was absent in Washing
ton his house and his papers were rar.
sacked; according to his counsel--a gen.
tleman whose word Will outweigh the
oaths of million of spies and inform
ers-the single male member of the Che
shire household, was inveigled from his
home, lest the boy-for he was but q
boy-might he tempted to meet the men
who crossed his threshold without war
rant of law, as a freeman ought to re-
ceive them.
IF, As the Iri5aas arglcs, Cheshire
was legally convietei-if he was an off.
Ger, whether captain of cavalry or not
and exposed to the Law. governing the
military in the service of the United
States and was legally convicted. why do
the military authorities shrink from an
investigation into the facts in the case =?
Cheshire's counsel obtained q writ of
habeas corpus for the purpose of insti-
tuting an inquiry. No sooner does the
fact become known than Cheshire is sur.
reptitiously taken from the prison in
which he was confined. and sent no one
knows where; disposed of, no one but
the authorities knows how The issuing
of writ of habeas corpns does not ne
cessarily involve the discharge of the
prisoners in whose favor it is granted If
the Judge before whom it was proposed
TO bring Cheshire could have been
shown that Cheshire was properly ex-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-18

The CHOLERA IN ACEXANDRM.--A !c;-
ter from Syria TO the Christian Mteif.
Gen-er, dated July 9Th, speaks of the
cholera in Alexandria as confined princi-
pally to the pauper classes as follows:
In that city of three hundred thousand
inhabitants, about two hundred die daily
of this disease-principally among the
poor wretches who so largely stock that
city, ami who have no choice of home or
food, but at best are Just able to support
life, and find cellar or hole in which to
live and sleep. These. too. are compelled
to drink the water of the Nile untiltrred
and which, owing to the extreme, unusual
lowness of the river, has been very
muddy and wretched of late, euongh to
breed sickness from its miasma, even was
there no necessity to drink. it in its filthy
state. The disease first showed itself in
the region of Mecca, where it ragged with
awful violence, and the pilgrims who re-
turned alive from thence to Alexandria,
were at once admitted to the city against
the protest of all the foreign consuls, but
the Government replied 1.-THE holy pill
grims should never be qnarantined," and
the result is Egypt is filled with the
plague.
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TAX NOTICE.
THE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO

THE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO
i County will take notice, that shall be pre-.
pared to receive the State, County and School
Taxes for the year 1865, in the several Town
ships, at the times and places hereinafter men
toned, and that deduction of 81 per cent. on
the State Tax will be allowed to those who shall
nav all their taxes on or before the LIST day Of Oc
to6or 1865 at the Sheri's Office, or at the times
and places specified, viz:
Washington Tp.-At the First Ward Hose
House, September 49, 10 and co.
Madison Tp-At the Hope Hose House, Sep
TENDER 81, % and o.
Clay Tp-At the SheriffNs Office, September
ls, 10 and 20.
Union Tp-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September 81, % and %.
Centre Tp.-At the Fifth Ward School House.
September Is, &c and 81
Webster Tp.-At Isaac Freezes Store Room
(nenry Echois' old stand) September %, 20 and
80
Richie Tp--At the South Wheeling School
House September 10 and 20, and at Adams
School House, September %.
Triadelphia Tp.-At f. Hicr's, (the place OF
voting,) September II, IL and -.
Richland Tp.--At Clinton P. O., September
Is; at A. A. Allson's Smith Shop September IT,
and at Atknson's School House September %
Liborty Tp.-At Valley Grove I: 0. Septen-
Der IA and Is, and at Samuel Bells Store, West
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
augls.till octl Sheriff of Ohio Co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-18
FARM FOR SALE,
I76 ACRES. IR

u SERVE the River Hill which is about 25
acres. This farm is situated on Scotch Ridge, ct
miles above Wheeling and twenty rods from the
Ohio River and Railroad, where We have a
Switch so that produce can be shipped to any
place 1t is well improved; good brick house
containing eight rooms, with cellar under the
front also the.largest barn in the township,
with stabling under il for borses and cattle. 1t
is well watercd by ver-failing spring at the
door, and large brick spring house and all 9th
er buildings necessary There are seven acres
of apple orchard of the choicest fruit, the young
est trees Just commencing TO bear also varie-
ty of other fruits such as ounces, grapes pears
and peaches. 1t is well timbered not less than
a thousand locusts from two to three feet oser
The greater part of the farm is well adapted for
VINEYARDS The soil cannot be surpassed for
raising all kinds of grain the most of it having
been in grass for four or five years. The build
ings are AL substantial for 1 put them up new
Ell intending to sell Any one wishing TO pur-
chase will please call on me OH the premises in
Pease township, Belmont county, Ohio ] viii
make payments suitable and easy
will also sell the River Hill with the Coal
under all the land.
iu2Q .Imd6w WILLIAM RAlNEf
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posed to such punishment as q military
might order, Cheshire
would have been promptly sent back to
prison. The fact that the military au-
thorities fed with their prisoner is p'ima
facis evidence that they were not justi-
fed in holding him Picture the agents
of the government of the United States
hurrying through the law-abiding State
of New York, dragging with them an
American citizen-feeing like guilty men
from law-and you have the scene which
actually took place, and the bitterest
satire on Republican government that
pen or pencil ever framed
"Mr. Cheshire is Republican in poll
tics; he is a Supervisor of this county
elected by Republican votes. He was in
all probability one of the many who
justified the system under which he now
suffers. But all this makes no difference
to us. A blow struck at the liberty of
one citizen is blow at the liberties of
all. If Mr. Cheshire's case serves to show
his political friends that we ought not to
be divided in demanding the restoration
of the laws of the land, Cheshire will
not have suffered in vain, though he has
suffered at the hands of tyranny which,
if not checked, will grow to be unbeara-
h1e"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-18

The Cincinnati Commercial, speaking
of the danger ofinsurrection among the
negroes of the South, says:
Men are not dangerous who have the
enjoyment of their political rights. natur-
al or political; it is only where deprived
of them, and all hope of obtaining them
by peaceful aud lawful means, that they
plunge into revolution and open insur-
rection.
This looks very much like justifying
tho late rebellion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-18
From the New York Herald
Troubles with the Virginia Nesros,

Grave difficulties have arisen between
the citizens of Mecklenburg county, Vir'
ginia, and the freedmen heretofore liy'
ing as slaves in that county The pres
ence of armed negro troops in the county
does not seem to operate to stay the raw
ages of the free negroes, who, 'congregat-
ing at one or two OF more prominent
points IN the country, kill the sheep, ponl-
try and hogs, and devastate the corn
fields, melon and other patches. without
stint. The white people are represented
as being paralyzed, refusing to project
themselves, fearing that tue military
power will bearheavily upon them should
they interrupt the proceedings OF the
negro marauders Governor Pieri'"int
and the State authorities, without ex-
ception, are very much exercised upon
the important subject of what is to be
done with the negroes of the State 1t is
certainly black enigma.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-18

1.-THE IRON AND STEEL Association
The next quarterly meetipg-the fourth
of the Association will be held at
Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednesday, the 23rd
instant. Business Of great Importance
will como before the meeting, and We
hope there may be full attendance of
the members.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-18

TIE Emperor of Austria has signed
decree ordering the suppression of mill
tary tribunals for the trial of offences
committed by civilians in Hungary. This
is a very proper act which should be i'm
itated here in the United States
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-18
MARRIED. .

On Monday evening. August 18th, at the resi-
deuce of j. S. Drew, Esq, by the Rev BENZ
K. Nxltby, Rector Of the Church Of the Epipha-
nv, Lieutenant SAMUELC MELL0R Ada.
tant of Sd Virginia Cavalry, to MISS NORA
DRAKE, ofCincinnati. No cards.-Cincinnati
Commercial.
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TAKE NOTICE.
saturday, THE 10TH

u inst, at o'clock P. NJ, will receive pro.
posals as follows: First, for mason work to be
done at the mouth Of sewer and foot of Fifth
Street East Wheel G. the wall to be about four
teen 04) feet long, fourteen Q4 feet high and
five 81 feet thick at the bottom; the work to be
headers and stretchers, and t, batter from the
front at the ratio of IL inches to the front. Bids
to be b, the perch, the digging included.
Second, for building a sewer on Sixth Street,
frem John to Zane Street East Wheeling. inter.
secting with the present sewer on Zane Street;
the new sewer to be two and halt cd feet in
diameter and the bids to be Tor the lineal foot
thereof digging included Third, for furnish.
ing and spreading (under my superintendent
en- Fourth street, from John to Clay, and Clny
Street from Fourth to Fifth Streets, about ak
hundred GOO perches of blue limestone, the bids
to be by the perch "
augI6.4t Street Commissioner.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
wheeling, W. Va, Aug. II, 1856.
TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
/ Board of Appeals will meet at this Office on
Friday, the LIST OF September next, at ) o'clock
P. NJ. to hear and determine all applications for
the reduction of the valuation Of any real prop
erty, the rental value Of ordinaries. or the val
uation of any stock of goods, wares or merchan'
HF. FEENY,
augls.3t City Clerk.
IStaatz Zeitung COPY one time.)
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FARM FOR SALE.
I OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE NY
l. farm, containing about
Q7o -~

OF Land, situated In Coleratn township Bel
mont county, o. A large proportion of this tract
Of land is improved and In o good Condition for
cultivation; the rest Is covered With fine timber
which has been carefully protected and 10 very
val iabie. has all necessary improyemenfs and
convenisnees. A good house, new barn, fine
orehird OF well selected fruit, II we'll wstered
and has inexhaustible mines Of coal six. foot
veins, easily accessible. Il 10 locat ed In desir.
able and intelligent eighborhood- miles from
w heeling. and one-half mile from the Cadiz and
Bridgeport Plank Road and can be easily ap-
preached at all times of the year ON good roads
Parties desiring good grain and stock farm,
are directed 70 this " rare investment
The terms Of sale viii be very liberal.
NARY b. MILLER
For information apply pssssaally OF By mail to
ABSER j. 4ILLGR
g. ClairsviIle Ohio.
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Valuable Residence for Sale

~ 1865. will offer for public sale, at tho Conrt
residence OF the late John @ Eoif on the Sonih
east corner OF Market street and Mill Alley, Con
tire Wheeling.
TERMS-One third cash balance 4 in Two
equal payments at six and twelve months IN
interest secured by deed Of trust, at tho @,
pense Of the purchaser. or all cash at bls opli,r
Juzs'h WIN. G.. E0fF
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
Of Lots in the City Of Wheeling and Soafi
Uheeling
WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC AUG
l. TON, on Thursday, tho LIST day Of Septem
Dor next at the front door Of tho Court Hous,
Of Ohio county commencing said sale al ten
o'clock A. NJ, Lots numbered l26 ! OF Lot i2D
Lots l5s and C6 all on Zane street; also Lot, u
and IL in Ritcbie's addition. ID Ward.
ALSO
The following lots in South Wheeling:
Lots l, 2 ,, 4, u and u, square 20.
Nos 10, u, square ~
II, ", square 80
5. H. square IS
!, 2, square II.
H. Is, 10, square "a
9 10, square -,
3, square 81
2, II, IL, square a.
>, o, square a.
Z, square 10.
Terms Of sale; the purchaser may Al IA, yp
ton pay the whole purchase money 10 cash OF
one.third in hand and the balance In aix ana
twelve months, with interest on lien
i. r. ARMSTRONG Agent.
August !, Is65td
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MILLINERY.
The Original Philadelphia
Bonnet Depot.

M surviving partner of the firm of E. & NJ
AARSDEN, proprietors of the original Phila-
delphia Bonnet Depot) has removed from her
former stand to No. 1J2 Main street, few
doors below the cid stand, where she will carry
on the Millinery business in all It's branches
She win keep constantly on hand a fun assert
ment Of BONNETS HATS, LADIES DRESS
CAPS &C.. Of the latest Paris styles. Also
Ladies Riding Hats Ruches, Ribbons and
French Flowerl a y - :
II An kinds Of Custom Work, Bleaching.
and Prsssing. done ut shortest notice.
Hf9e1v
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GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
V,nEE UNDERSIGNED WOULD

uUNO, nIT LEO AMI IISlOLS.
rINnEE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
l. respectfully call the attention OF the Sport
ing public to his large assortment of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS,
for Duck Deer and Bird shooting.
RIFLES of all sizes, calibre, weight and
length.
PISTOLS of all kinds Single and Repeating
from one to eight shots.
Fine POWDER FLASKS, Shot Pouches and
Belts GAME BAGS.
ELEY'S Double Water Proof and z. B. CAPS,
Walkers, Cox's. and 6. D. do.
POWDER, SHOT, CARTRIDGES, and all
kinds o. Sporting Ammunition constantly on
hand.
Guns made to order, and al repairing done in
the best manner and warranted.
A call is respectfully solicited.
NO. 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI-
MORE
ALEXANDER McCOMAS,
Gunmaker.
auplO.Sm ESTABLisHgD lS43.
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Notice..

THE UNDERsIGNBD DESIRING
4 TOdeyots his undivided attention to othsr
matters. onsrs It private sals bic stock Of
Drugs. Paints, Medicines. ODs, &c, together
With the furniture, fixtures, ctr
For psrt'culass and terms sAquirs of ~ =
gs y sils ~. Ia. @ GOOD
Until further nodes, tie snees vili u con.
tinusd - hFste6sss 81
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REMOVAL.

WE HAVE REMOVED TO THE
w large buildings recently occupied by L.
G. Frost & Co., Nos Is, l7and 10 Main Street,
where we will always be found with large as
sortment of Groceries, Provisions, Grain, Seeds,
&c. to which we invite the attention Of our
friends and customers and the community gen
orally.
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auglO-Sm EsTABLIsHED, 1sl3.
NOTICE.
Piano, Melodeon, and Violin

INSTESOOT
Private Lessons In Rrench, German,
Drawing, &c.
HRRMANN KRYTRR, ORGAN
Ill IST Of Ger. Ev. Luth. ST. Jamos Church
en- Fourth Street,, respectfully Informs the pub
lie that hs 10 prepared to receive Scholars In any
CT the above branches For tsrmsiend Informs
ton apply to Nh. JESSE b NLLOR
suglS
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FOR SALE.
Lots for Sale,

Lots for Sale,
IN SOUTH WHEELING OR RITCHIETOWh
T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC
i SALE, on the premises, on Monday, Aug
2lst, 1865, at 10 o'clock, A NJ, the following val
uablo building tlots: Nos. 5, 6, T. 6. 10. Il u
and l6 IN SQUARE NO. 90.
The above lots are in the square below Mr.
Samuel Ott's-ie in a block surrounded by
streets and alleys Four of them front on ths
ri Ter.
Also, lots Nos. and 10, In square 80;
Nos. Z and 8, in square &c.
- Is and l6 i'm square a.;
!, land H. in square a.
- IL and IL, in square &c.
No. I, in square IS;
Nos. Q and 10, in square IL;
No 3, and part OF T. in square ".
Terms of Sale. The purchaser may az his op
ton pay tho whole purchase money In cash, or
one third in baud, and the balance In six and
twelve months with interest on lien.
Apply to THOMAS OBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent
augl5.lw
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
Sale of Valuable Lots

IN JACOBS ADD. TO SOUTH WHEELING
WILL SELL LOT NO. is, IN
i square No. &C. situate in South whsslino
formerly called Ritchietown, and my lots in is
70 and "A, on Plank Road street, and l2 lots on
tb South side Of Beech street. Beech street.
the street East of Plank Road street, and ia II,
uate between the town of La Grange, and wh,,
iscalled Jacobs addition to South Wheeling a
plot of this addition can be seen by reference 70
Deed Book No. a, p. 1893.
fered fer public sale at the Court House in
wheeling, on the 29th day Of August, 1906 ON
the terms of one-half Of the purchase monsS
cash, or at sixty days by note, with approyes
security, and the residne at twelve months Will
interest. Persons wishing to buy are referred
Ia z. Jacob Esq.
augl6-ts ISAAC W. MITCHELL
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TEACHERS WANTED.
HEN TEACHERS ARE WANTED

I Tor the Public Schools OF Tr1adeIphla TOWn-
ship, which will be opened on Monday, the 18th
Of September.
The Board of School Commissioners will meet
in Triadelphia, on Saturday, the 10Th of August,
at one o'clock P. NJ, at which time Applications
will be received from teachers for the different
schools
Teachers on making application are required
to present certificates OF examination from the
County Superintendent.
II. NJ. HERVEY, Clerk of Board.
July 90 1865. aug2-lwd&3tw
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Regular Passenger Steamer
Fo~ Sun Fish, Sist0'rille, BaH Greek, Mara
eta ard ParlrrsbWg
The new ana fast side wheel pas.
.QA&A senger steamer BAYARD, G. d..
.sstS.:e;s MOORE, Master, Daniel MOORE,
Clerk.
Leaves Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday morning at l0i o'clock.
Returning, leaves Parkersburg every Mon,
day, "Wednesday and Friday morning at n
o'clock.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed
accommo / It ons apply on board or to
W J. C.. ANDERSON
je2stf Agent