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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-05

Passenger and Mail Train east makes all COM
hertions rom Memphis. New Orleans and Mo-
Blle % Nashville, Louisville Cincinnati Knox
Vile Bristol, LynchbHrg. Richmond, wasting
ton- baltimore. Philadelphia, Norfolk Atlanta.
Auststa, Chnftestcu, Savannah Macon Mont
S9inefys and all important points
fassengeIs leaving Memphis at I0am make
elo7e e9nneciiuns daiiy al Grand Junction wi
Trains OF Mississippi Central Railroad for Holly
spfingsi Grenada, Canton Jackson. Viceshurr
ana New Orleans and al Coriuth with train On
aloDile anu ohio Railroad Tor Mobile and all in.
teImediate points
Leave Memphis on G:25 am. mail train to con-
Bolivar ~
Inc junction Accomlnodation Train west
Mstld, teaYes Grand Junction after arrival n
liilih iroin the south, making good connection
DsiWeen New Orleans and Memphis.
me NOrnih Acc0mm odatiOn ~ ain westward
leaves CoIinth after aTri val Of train from NobiIe
connecting closely between Mobile and Mem
30 delay between Memphis and Mobile. or
New Orleans. "a
This change Of time enables the Memphis ana
Cnafieston Eallroad 70 make close connect IONS
Win the roads composing the Great Southern
mail houte through East Tennessee and Vfr-
slnia. Fare low as by any other route HIe-
ganl Sleepins Cars on al night trains
Apply Tor Through Tickets at No I9 Court
street, Memphis or ~ the depot.
W. j. ROSS. GeuI Eupif.
W. l. DAsLEY. 65enl Ticket Atft
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The gravel eDsues from neglect or improper
treatment Of the kidneys. These organs, being
weak, the water is not expelled from the blad-
der, but allowed TO remain; IL becomes fever
ish and sediment forms. lt is from this deposit
that the stone is formed and gravel ensues-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-05
TREATMENT.

Helmbold's highly concentrated Compound
Extract Buchu, is decidedly one OF the best
remedies for diseases Of the bladder, kidneys
gravel, dropsical sweflings, rheumatism, aad
gouty affections Under this head, We have
arranged DySuria, or difficulty aud pain in
passing water, Scanty secretiOns or small and
frequent discharges of water; strangury OF
stopping Of water; Henaturia or bloody uTin,
gout and rheumatism 0f the kidneys. without
any change in quantity, but increase in color
or dark water Il was always highly recon-
mended, by the late Dr.. Physlek, in these affee-
tiOns. This mtu cine increases the power Of
digestion ana excltes the ahsorbents into
healthy exercise, by which the watery or cal
careous dispositions and all unnatural enlarge
meuts rs well as pain and Inflammation, are
reduced, and Is taken by
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
rs-Direcfiops for use and diet aeronDsn,z
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NHTE would respectfully inform our friends
Nv and patrons that we nave removed 10 NO
- Front street, where We will be happy al All
TIMES 70 serve our friends and customers. We
i1sses, raisiEs. bagEing, rope, etc, which we
oaer for sale AZ the lowest market prices.
aPl-lw 7 os, TROUT q SONS
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
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JUST RECEIVED

AND FOR SALE Low FOR CASH.
96 FIRKINs FRESH BUTTER.
50 Cases CARROTS SNUFF
% Barrels and half barrels Orange Valley
50 Half barrels n. @. Tar.
Bbls. Pure old Bourbon Whisky.
100 Boxes Messina Lemons and Oranges.
80 Casks Bacon, clear sides and shoulders.
10 Iierces Roe's s. G. Hams.
% Boxes Davis do Breakfast Bacon.
80 Bbts Texas Pecans, extra large.
go Bbls Mess Pork aud Reef
80 Bbis and half bbls White Fish.
Also. our own Importations of:
SO Baskets, quarts and pints, Bauche,
Fits q Co.'s Bouzy and "Cabinet" Cham
payne.
100 Baskets, cts and Pts, "Piper Beidsiell"
Champagne.
s. Boxes.Q cts. and Pts, ,@Chas. Fare siHery"
IS Boxes, Qts. and Pts. "De St. Marceaux'
Champagne.
50 Gases. cts. and Pts, Olive on.
lO0 Cases = and Il Sanlines.
100 Cases Ciaret, various brands.
= Casks els. and Sts., " RObt Younger q
Sons Sparkling Ale.
8 Pipes Gomez SanchO Table Sherry /
S Pipes Old Port Wine.
Pipes 81. Denis Henry Mounie a Co.'S
C0guac, 1858"
PIPES afPinet Castinon q Co" do1S88.
10 Pipes La Rochelle United Proprietors,"
Cognac, i66k
$1,000 Havana Segars various brands.
Besides fnH assortment OF Goods usually
found in our line, warranted fresh.
]. +. FRANK g. CO.,
2s2 Front Street, between Madison 4 Court SITS.
aprl-lw
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PHYsIcIANs AND OTHERS

MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
-.-nlraclinrs anr Llsa aud dIat ao-nunr..,,-
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a WORD or CAUTION

health is most important; and me alflefed
should not use an advertised medicine or af1S
remedy unless ti9 contents or ingredients are
known 70 others besides the nnfaeturer ~
antn they are satisfied of the quail ncatiOss. 81
the party 70 oneffng. -i- u
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nROPsY

Is a collection Of water in some parts OF the
body, and bears different names, according to
the parts affected, viz when generally diffused
over the body, it Is called Anasacra when Of
the abdomen, Ascitesi when Of the chest, Hy-
drothOrax.
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sUNpAY, April 4 P.M.-The follow
ing Is the verdictof the cOr0ner's jury
STATE o. MISSISSIPPI, CoAHoNt CoTSEN
April J. ls1o.
We, fhe jury OF Inquest. allnmQnea 70
view the body Of Thomas EdWafdsi
negro man or feeedmau, deceased nav
ing been duly sworn, find that the SAID
Edwards came b his death in the alter
noon Of the 3lst ultimo, from blow on
tbs back Of the head delivered by n. =.
Forrest, VITA an age, during ga si1erea-
ton betWeen said parties, arising from
the Interference Of said Forrest b pre-
vent the deceased from abusing bis the
deceasedisl wife.
Wa. J. HuEELE. Tifas. WFERY NfcEFr
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
JAMES GRAVES. JAMES A eRA-
GRAVES & SON.

Proprieten OF
DR. GRAVES AGUE Pills. AETI-BILIoUs PILLS,
AMERICAN LINIAENT, PAIN ExTRAC-
TOR CANDY NEHMLFUGE, PILE
OISTMENr, AND
CURE FeR DPTHERIA AND THROAT DISEASE,
And Dealers in all kinds OF
Patent Medicines, PerfumeTy, Soaps, ana Fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and Brandies, for
medical purposes, Fine segars and Tobacco,
Flavoring Extracts, Sponge, Brushes OF all
kinds, Combs, Quinine, Quinodine, Purified
Chosnosdine, sHlphate OF Cinoonia, Morphine
Chloroforn, Opium, and many other pre2ara-
dons, that VIII be sold low.
VIII also keep an assortment OF Eleotic Medi-
cines.
~ We VIII have 8 catalogue of our stock and
prices, that viii be furnished those deeirino
one, fnee Of charge.
No. s2s MARKET STREET,
between Sixth and Seventh sts..
iN21-sm Louisville. Ky.
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Important 20 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
The Great Broad Guags
Atlantic and Great Western RaIlWaY

Is now open and running Two daily fast ex-
press Trains irOln Cincinnati to New York and
most desirable route The equipments OF fbis
ROAD are unequaled BY any on this continent
hiegant Palace Sleeping Cars accompany an
hisnt trains ana smoking cars on an trains
Ample time is allowed at regular hours for
Ineais and the unbroken Broad Guage offers 10
ths tfaYelcf degree Of security, cofsforf and
Speed not 70 De found on any otherro Com
nectlons uad Cairo, 81. Louis OF Chicago for this
route Sre certain also connections for Pitfs-
Dsrh, Philadelphia, baltimore and WASHINGTON
Tickets can be had and baggage cbeeiSed
through at all principal Southwestern offjcss-
FoI Inrther lniorinatlsn ana through tickets
Apply tS LARRY HARMSTAD
@Asellt II. Seh- hallpoadi Il = neTson street,
VI 70 H. u. btINGTON,
Ageat Chicago and Sc. Louis IL. ROAD. No IA
Madison street, Memphis, Tom. "
SIDNEY COOK,
ueao Gayoso House,
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JUST RECEIVED.
50 baskets Wine, Piper Heldslek.
80 DO. Charles Heidsiek.
20 boxes Charles FaFFe.
70 casks English and RdIRhurg Ale and
Porter, pts. and Qts.
10 quarter casks sherry.
10 quarter casks Madeira.
10 OctayOs Pinnet, oastilliOn and Otard
BfanGleS.
pipes Pure Holland Gin.
pipes Pure Swan Gin.
80 cases Curacao.
Is cases ARniSefte.
Is cases Masculine and AbyTnfh,
10 eases Sunshine Wine.
bbls. Apple Brandy, warranted six
years cid.
10 casks Irish and Scotch WhIskles.
i0s pkgs. bourbon, various grades and
sSr Orders Solicited rrom the Trade. "a
No. s42 Second Ssrsst,
oPPosITETHE GREENI.Aw OPERA HOUSE
MEMPHIS TENN.
Jas an
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Yesterday the new charter election for
municipal officers, took place in Rich-
mond, Va. The term of Office is changed
from one to four years, and the emore i'm
portant officers, except the Mayor, are
elected by the council and magistracy.
Touching the election of officers the
Wing of Saturday gave the citizens Of
Richmond the following wholesome
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The Memphis and CharlestO'
RATEROAD

Is prepared 70 receive and pay steamboat
charges and drayage on freights consigned to
parties At the following points on the Memphis
ana Charleston Railroad Wis:
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coUr. "a RHEuMATIsM
THE GRAVEL,

Pain occurring in theloins is indicative of the
above diseases. They Oceur in persons disposed
TO acid stomach and cnalkv COncretiong.
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"a Isaac Chaney, freedman Of Bot
etOurt county, Va, has been sentenced
" to be hung by amilitary commission,
he having been convicted OF the murder
Of john 4. Geralds, Of ROckbridge county,
Va, near the Natural Bridge, on the 18th
Of October last. The commanding officer
Of the Department Of Virginia has APP
proved the sentence, and ordered that it
be executed on the 4th day Of May next,
in the city of Richmond.
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PRTcE on srRscpTPTTON.

tEe aEsf Insertion
&c Eight lines or solid nonparen constitute q
square
49, Al advert sements IN the Special Notice
column viii be charged - cents Per Line.
So Marriage and death notices puollehea -
cfher advertisements
So Advertisements 70 be inserted IN the
7Taaz7v uauer only, or Al irregular intervals in
e5fher .af the uapers, viii be charged q per
rouare FOR each and every Insertion
49, A j ad refreshments net marked for g spe-
sided tllne vii be discontinued af The end o.
one week.
So All advertisements for the Appea4 must
be handed in az the Clerk s desk.
80 T5sussiess aa0a7ssep,ssiI luuss b pad ~
81 1dIulcG.
Weekly paper. unless by special contrast.
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MERCHANTS
Paid in Capital ----- S25O,0O0
Authorized Capital, Sl.OeO,OOO
OFFICERS s..

". H. CHERRY, President.
A. T. LACEY, Yics-Prssidsnt.
r. c. DANIEL, Cashier.
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" In order t8derive from this change
created by the new charter the benefit it
was designed tO. confer, il is essential that
intelligent, respectable and useful men
shall be chosen to represent the city in
those two bodies. If an unworthy or in
competent officer shall be placed in office
he will be saddled upon US for four years,
and we should, therefore, elect to the APP
pointing bodies men who viii not be
likely to confer appointments upon such
persons. We again urge upon our eiti-
zens the duty of attending the polls and
of voting for good men; especially
do we urge this upon the old citi-
zens of Richmond, who, more than
any others, should take both inter-
est and pride in securing and maintain
ing a respectable and efficient municipal
government. Most of them were born
and reared here; their property and
families are here, and here they will, In
all probability, live and die. If they
stay from the polls, as they too often do,
and leave the election in the hands of
sojOuFners and adventures,
who, in most instances, care nothing for
the respectability and good order of the
sity, they viii have nobody but them |
selves TO blame if the city government !
falls into unworthy hands.
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AND POINTS
South & East of Chattanooga,
And to Stations on
mississippi Central Rail Road,

Stations omitted, are not provided with
agents, which neeessitates Prepayment ir Nam.
phls OF al bills on freight FOR such places.
Freight for points on Mississippi Central RaiI-
road, goes through without change Of cars al
Grand Junction.
Parties shipping 20 points on Mobile and fl,io
hoad wa Coflnlh, must arrange TO receive and
pay charges on their goods at Coripth. as no
arrangement has been made with that road III
pay charges.
The Prepayment Of local freIehtg 70 points
named above, VIII no longer be requirad
Bills OF L&ding should be sent u p n pat
terzon & Bro, Agents Memphis and C'harlesigp
Railroad, No. IS Court street. Menlphfs
W. j. ROSS, Gen Sunt
dec6-ielol Memnhis snd Charleston Railrosd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-17

THE WONDERFUL RoPHET.-A friend
hands us the following conundrum,
which We give our readers to worry
their brains over.
Bible Riddle, or heUondcrJul Prophet
He is not Noah, nor Noah's son, nor n
Levito, nor John the Baptist, nor yet
the wandering jew; for he was with
Noah in the ark; the Scriptures make
mention of him, particularly in ST.
John. st. Mark and st. Luke, so that we
may believe he is no impoStcr. He
Knows no pareuts. lie H.. -r~-,
his mothers breast. His beard is such
as no man ever wore. He goes bare
footed and bare legged, like a grave old
Friar. He wears 10 hat in summer or
winter, but often appears with n crown
upon his head. His coat is neither knit
nor spun, nor hair, silk, linen, or wool
en-, bark, or sheepskin yet it abounds
with avaricty of colors, and fits close to
the skin. He is wonderfully temperate.
He never drinks anything but cold
water. He would rather take his dinner
in farmers ba TN than in n kings pal
ace. He is very watehful; he sleeps
not in bed, but sits in singularly kind
of chair, with his clothes on. He was
alive at the crucifixion. Nearly all the
world hear him. He once preached n
short sermon, which convinced a man
of his sin, and caused him to weep bit
terly. He never was married; yet he
has favOrities whom he loves dearly,
for if he has but one morsetof meat
he divides it ameng them. Though he
never rides on horseback. he is in some
respects equipped as horscmcn are. He
is an advocate of carly rising, though
he never retires to bed. His prophecies
are so true that the moment you hear
his voice you may kRoc 'radt IS aPproaeh-
ing.
Now who is this prophet, and what
does he foretell'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-17

stars last Monday night. In view Of
this terrible state of affairs, a council Of
the more prominent brethren of the
church was held last Sunday morning,
for the purpose of improving the oppor.
tunity to the salvation of black souls
and the result of their deliberations
was that they ordered prayer meeting
to be held on Monday night, at the res
idenee of one of the brethren, and they
determined that they would meet their
final end upon this earth a "shoutin'
glory to de last" r...t1
At the appointed hour for the meet
ing on Monday night, the house was
filled with old and young, single and
married people-all colored, more OF
less, and the exercises commenced.
The presiding brother opened the meet
ing by saying: "My brodders and sis
terms, it is pee,ues TO me to state de
obiec ob dis meetin. You am CONVEX
sint wild it. None OBJ you am like dis
culled sinner OBJ old, described by de
poet thus: ls1 ~ - - 's'a pos
do sun sat on de mountain top
DE moon was red as blood;
DE niger, he kivvered hisself wild snow,
To hide from the wrath OBJ God. iHCC-
"Is yef' A negative followed this
question, that shook the house. The
leader then followed in few more re-
marks, which only served to increase
the excitement. Suddenly he exclaim-
ed, "My bredren, fall on your knees.
[Shouts of glory, and o save us. The
red dragon wild seventeen heads and
twenty-seven horns is torlsh across de
sky-[cr of mercy]-and death on a
pale horse is ridin' like fury after de
beast. [Yoices-rm ready, save me,
Captain. Be ye also ready, brcdren.
{ Yoice-Tse OH de sloop of salvation,
and Use bound for glory.] Come OF
once de devil is in de air. 10, chain
de DEVIL Hercules and Mars and all
de gods of de heather are gathered in
de atmosphere to destroy us; but glory
be to our great Maker, He can fight all
oh dem. lament Mind de fiery SER
penis above your head. Keep dem off /;
amen.] They'se worse dan de Copper
heads, for de Copperheads can't kill de
soul. GGlory. ~ D." -r'.' r
Here the presiding brother closed his
mouth, and the effect of his remarks on
the audience was of 4 marked character.
They shrieked, sung religious ditties,
prayed loudly, exhorted, and were in
terrible uproar. When order was par
tally restored, feshy black woman
exclaimed: 81 don't care no how if dc
hevens fall on me, for I'm ready for
glory. Let dem stars and dem installa-
tions come down: da can't kill my SOUL"
This professor of faith created the wild
est enthusiasm. The presiding brother
then commenced the hymn: ......
Sinner, come right into de ark,
The devils gropin for yon in de dark, ..is
And the dragons crossin the sky!
Don't let him ketch you if you are wise,
For the shootin stars will blind your eyes,
That you can't climb up to the sky"
The exercises were closed with the
hymn:
We're all gwinc home to glory,
And we'll ride on fiery cars,
And de horses dat II carry us,
VIII be dc flyin stars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-17

WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON Coll
,rGr-The meeting of the Alumni OF
This institution will take place on Tues
.,y evening next. DR.. Edwards, the
President of the College, will be present,
,orether with several of the Faculty
and many, distinguished Alumni All
the friends of the institution and educa-
ZION are cordially invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-17

POLICE CouRr.-In the Police Court
..terlay morning Peter Pepper was ar
AIMED on a charge of assault and DAT
..ry Inv II. P. Hanson, who averred that
b rot peppered by the aforesaid gentle
,.n ON the steamer Hudson, about one
raek ago. There being no evidence to
,onvict, Peter Pepper was discharged,
and Mr.. Hanson paid the costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-17

COIoRED WATCHERS FOR THE ME-
TEoRIC DIsPLAY--We have often al
luded to the enthusiastic manner In
which our colored brethren attend upon
divine worship on the Sabbath day in
the City Hall. There appears TO be n
great revival among them, and their
prayers, praises, shouts of JOY and
lamentations of grief are most assurediy
hcard-by our citizens, at least. They
become so elated because of the faith
that is in them that they hop, skip and
jump, sing, laugh, weep and wall,
knock over benches, desks and
each other; and the good looking
Young wenches become 80 thoroughly
convicted of the past error of their
ways that, with one mighty shrek,
very like clap of thunder, they will
swoon and melt away like a summer
cloud, and drop slap in ode arms OBJ
their understand, under such touch-
ing circumstances as these, the wayfar-
ing man, though fool, would not cast
one of these from him. They do not, at
any rate. ...-
The moro YOU try to pull her of,
She only sticks the faster"
But what draws forth our notice at
this time is the fact of the unusual de-
gree of enthusiasm and awe manifested
by them on last Sunday, in anticipation
of the great meteoric display which they
understood was to take place last Mon
day night. The colored liver of this
city throbbed wildly in the expectation
that it was the precursor of the day Of
Judgment. Their attention was alb
sOrbed by the predictions of our astron-
Omers that the heavens would resemble
the bright fire of a universal confiagra-
ton, and they believed the event would
usher in the "era" of eternity and the
reign of the Kingdom of Glory. The
black brethren in our midst walked en-
ergetically over the walls of Zion, and
casting rotary glances at the heavens,
they were ready atany time toproelaim,
In notes louder than those of the horns
Of Jericho, general alarm to their ex-,
pectant friends below, should the me-
'eorS seem TO proclaim the end of'the
world and aegro suffrage. The remark
able zeal Of these sable shepherds should
put to shame the "white trash" who
Were sleeping on their posts; or
at least stimulate them to more
zeal during the next ''millennial
night. Those who profess to
believe that the colored people take NO
eoSnizance of passing events would dis
cover their mistake had they observed
the Preparations among our colored
population to ward off Divine wrath, asI
anticipated in the predicted shower of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-17

BASE BALL.-A match game of base
lall will be played on the Island this
afternoon at o'clock, by the Star Club
of this city, and the Thoburn Club of
Ritchietown. The game will doubtless
prove somewhat exciting, the contest
hts being almost evenly matched.
We are ',quested to give notice to
the memb 6 of the Star Club that the
final meeting of the season is to be held
at their room this ,yening, and full
attendance is desired.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-17
.,,,,,u & Emsheimer

- r,-sT RECEIVED THEIR SECOND
HAN66SSv AZ winter Dry Goods. which, hay,
II sIVNOoncbt al grSatly reducedprioes, will
ins hccn .or r.nch lower rates than heretofore
be soId ~ and examine our stock before pur'
Piease eau ,.s%berc, at No. 1ss Main Street two
Csl ,,.GrIow the Grant House.
~
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MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
an sSyUAL pISE ASKS

NJ acquired by Physicians. Ny long residence
in this city, and the amount of patients freated
annually by me, was sufficient proof of my sue
cess.
SPERMATORRHGA, or SEXUAL WEAK
NESS. and all diseases arising thercfrom, are
eursd ir, A much shorter time than heretofore by
my NEW VEGETABLE REMEDIES Medi-
eines sent TO any part Of the Union. All letters
must contain stamps to pay return postage.
Correspondence held sacred. Oihce, No. -
Smithteld street, near the Diamond.
J. W. BRANSTRUP, NJ. D.,
BOX 80, Pittfburg, Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-17
BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,
,urU.TED ON THE NATIONAL

- ROAD. three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement OF
lots. 1t contains 81 acres Of land, and Is laf'i
ont in the most modern ndimprOved styie--can
be easily reached AZ all seasons by the National
Road and for three-fourths Of the year b. the
Hempfield Railroad. 1t is perfectly secure, and
intended TO b. beautihed by every variety OF
trees. shrubbery public vault, chapel. artificial
lake. fountains sc, 10 make il equal TO the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots can exam
inc the grovnd with the Superintendent who
has plat. or secure them by calling at the ONCE
of the Secretary, ON Main street, over the Bank
of Wheeling. -,
Persons wishing to MAXI interments viii cal
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission 90 lot hoidSrs ana Visit
tors will be issued BY the SECRETARY:
4. j. SWEENEY, Prest.
L. c. BoSIIAN, Secy.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney John a. Armstrong,
]. 5. Rhodes, George Adams,
John q. Nuth. T. &. jordan,
Geo. Mendel E. \. Hhdpth,
Joseph Bell. ausH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-17

YESTERDAY carpenter, while at
work repairing house near the Bel
,t Mills. was suddenly taken with
"', ,,,s;ous He was soon after found,
w some gentleman, in an insensible
,;,;on and was removed to his
,rne After careful nursing he rallied.