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Comfort.


- ALilE GAkEA.
BoauIans boatmsni my brain . Eiid-
As WIldaz tie fauy seas;
My poor Itte child, my sseetlittie Oh 10,
h corpse upon my knees.
10 holy Choir 70 sing so low
No puest % kneei 10 prayer
10 ire woman % help me sew
A cap f0f his golden hET.
Dropping his osrs IN the niny ses,
The piOus uoa man cred=
Not without BIN, Hnois life 70 thee,
Gould the little child have d ed.
BIS grace the same, snd tie same HIS power
demanding our love snd trust
Wheeler he makes Of the dust a flower,
ur change q hJwer 10 dust.
Ga fhe land and the wafer, al 10 all
The strength 70 be It'll and pray,
To blight the leaves IN their lime 10 Ell,
Or flight up The hi Is with Msy.
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IN 1910.
LocKMonn a mnNnornr

S1ccessQrs t0John II. Williams 4 son.
Wholes4s aud Retail Dsalers ID Looking 6iG@ss
md Looking 6lass Fstes- The trsas vi dad .
good as-ortmsnt Of Mirrors, both French and Ger
ue- Gliding IN Al - braDohas. Ai.o, PER. Ma8-
30 her knd q Enmes mads - order. "a
Fean Etresl opposite Pea suR Ess fofE
DcHf=au
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Constitution Life syrup,
Paralysis.

Is positive and specific remedy for Bl diseases
originating from an IMPURE STATE or THE
BLOOD. Endfor aitheiediiarJ) Diseases transmit
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CISsNSkTL-The receipts reported TO the
Chamber Of Commerce up % u O'Clock noon
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A united amount Only Of the stock thus appro-
pru ed has been placed 10 the hsuds n The officers
oftne company b DO sold a. S. per share anu 81
the sto k hiss an been issued, full rad, IN pay
meut Of pr0perty 10 is net therefore. liable 20 any
lutuTe assessment.
OFTIcE No. cox North Cherry street, PostofHce
box ia. Nashville. Tenn.
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Notice.

DRS R 4 !. HUNTER phystsis1s 81 dseazes
IL q tn THROAT, LUNGS and REaRT. you'd
nodfy Ter pSuens. thai 'heT o1ce 10 Nashville
VII do-c on Saturday evening, ne fh inst SER
ztlch Their kddr-ss vi b is Test kourth strest.
Cnriunad. For the bz1eat O. those Fho De- -
hersans- % piace thsmseivea undsr th-irrHrs, A.
aanEUmsrs uavs ben msds ath IT. Eoscoe, Cir
ots, Eho II autnorasd 70 receive apparanols
q mas srsminsaonA shich sui..hs hnuardsI
oar adarsss q QaGn1al coa-1u
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Samaritan's Wash

IN case o. syphilis, used 10 coniunauon sth tbe
ceutz.
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ceut-.
me may o. ihese remedies Il alike sck1osE
edged - physicians snd uanest.- Tbev - rszi
~ ne y = horptsis, and By Their real merit hsgs
ganed ne appreciation o. he most abls sgrge.us
Fsuent Hke notcei The iugredieui. are kn0sz
The oiioElug.
Polr HosFsrAL. F1ar NASSAU
Barmore, Feh -. lEeA
haFe great sailsEc1ou ID stating thaE I kaFs
81 u -amanlnH Remedies . IorfV euerez
Lsease In H. most CUSTOMARY orur- tfsf.l have
Uses tnem with IldEmen-. discretion. All proper
", AMI have found them respond b. my andcps
TO = promptly ana seaefua HgarfBF thaf
competition. 4 have the fullest eousaancs ii mel
enraeJ snd a. ar a. my use Of faem ertsnfs. &
recommend them strongly r.
ALFRED g BOWERS.
Assistant arrraoH6 h Nee YORK FaE.
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OFFICE OF GESERAL SUPERiNTENpEsT,
MAC ENn ~ n. W. RNHROAna

n. c AND n. & n. ". kAlLRoAns,
NASHVILLE, TENS Get 9th, ls-5.
IN and alter Tuesday, Get 10, 1895 end urul fur
v Their notice, Passenger Trsins Sil Iun as fol-
oWs:
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, and ali points
South at A. n. Arrive st Chattanooga 81 $40 ,. n
Returning Leave chattanooga at $40 A. Il
Arrive q Nashville At 6.t6P- n.
Shelbvville Accommodation, leave Nashville al
$40 p. NJ, srriyo 81 shelby vile ct 7.20. ? H..
Returuiug-Leave Sheibyylls at 5:40 a. NJ AZ
rye at 9.55 A. n.
NASHVILLE SOUTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville for JOhnsonyIle, snd al points
West and Northwest, st . P. n arrive Al Johnson
vile AZ Il p. n.
Returriug-Leavs JohnsOnville $50 A. n, arrive
at Nashville at 6.50A n.
Trains on n. & n. W R. K. connect st Johnson
vile with first clsss line Of Steamers for Paducsh,
Cairo sud 4 Louis.
Trains stOp stall intermediate roints.
VIM. p. INNES. GenT Suot
n. s c. and n. a n. ". R. kids.
Oct 1O-tf
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Liquors.
100 Barrels Robertson County Whisky,
81 % Bourten do 10
20 90 Rye IL
Is 90 RecGfEd WHISKY.
8 Casks Henns-ey Brandy.
8 10 Oiarc. Dupuy A eos CCUisc,
10 Barrels Apple Brandy, very cd,
IL do Peach do
S do sherry Vine
In store. and Tor sale q
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lArt1nusL Lumbsgo, Neuralgia, scistiea, Govt,
ga,faVaauv

DOi0reauN.
II there is snr disease to VIII en- the Constitution
Life syrup Is a sovereign. it Is III kneuu ausm and
is kindred affections. The most intense paunsare
almost instantly allevat5d-enOrmous swell ngs are
r, ducei. Cases, chrome or y~icarous. OF twenty or
forty years 5 andlng, have been cured by us.
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MuwArEEr. Dee. So.-Dressed hogs sne IN
Light supply, ssd the reee pts BY ral Ter ths
past twenty -four hours fall = trihe short Of
toa head. The market opened hrn and
xher, vIth talss g; SO T5Gn q, d.
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Just Received and More
Coming

HHOICE POTATOES inlzrgs lots. IN a.s ooan-
u Ion, for sac low
.. g RETNcLDa,
Froni BrssI Sd Door norih o. Broad,
aaugT-6 ION tha Laval.
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fERKs or srRsRIerrnr.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
i@@PKYABLk N Apy.EoK
Do LDFERFIsFRs nj pEfAIL.

AdFertsemsns N me Special Column. nrst tine.
cents; subsequent Insertions. 10 cents per line. In
Local Column, hrst TINE, rom l 10 : lines, 81 g.
each sddluo1R Inc % cents; suhseQuant insor.
rons, Is cents per the.
AL ADVERTISEMENTS occupying special position,
Snd all double cclumn sdverdssnents. VII be
chErged 81 per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI be charged a the regular advertising ztas,
and must Invariably be paid n advance, or no IN
ssr1on ms5es
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OFFICERS.
Psad0E-A. O. SANFORD,
Prss't1 LIST Ns10ua Bank, Nashville.
grs PsiissL-A G. WELLS.
S~sasiarB-F Il. COTTON.
TrsGars,-WM C. BUNS


40 NERE SPECTATORS WILL BIZ Treated WITH.
De=cuG ton Oflands and samples Of Oh obtsiuej
from the properly may b. seen by calling st tho
office Of tho Uompany. No. 6a%a North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, p. 4 Cotton. Nashville. will re-
ceIve orders for stock. and wi trwsri certificates
by return man wien the money Accompanies she
order.
Oct. G-G-
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.orArmys supplies AT 81. Louis.

W. learn that the following are the only
ws-5s made under the bids opened on tri-
- nv Gen. T. J. Haincs. Commissafy;
Pulsitrr. scudder a Co.. d .0Oe pound'
,sco,. clear sides, at so14ei and 2s,eoe DC
20 other awards made, the bids being
laru.a 100 high.
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Wines & Brandies,
AL % WHICH r
GENUINE AND IMPORTED,
May be found
Pemartin and Duff Gori0n shsuss
Oh Uhul.a ~ Re anaL Mala-n.

Pemariin and Duff Gori1n shsrlss,
Old Ch0ice md Re eued Madeius=
London Does Gnd Burgundy Port;
Pemsrtn, Blaque.Or- and 81. Julien Medo,
Claret,
Hsut s~snteTue Ns-tsiusr, Hockheimer and q
taWta Vine
Demsrlier, Sold Metal aud Hsdack, Cham.
paElei
Pine, Cssrl0u, Ouri. Uuruy'- Cos Brandt
Irsh, scotch, B0urooa and Robertson County
WniskYs,
holland Gin;
MsrAsehiBo Absu,hsi yemoaihe ana 81 sssOu-
ed L-uors;
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kLFRED c BOWERS.
Assistant surFsoH5ih NsN YORK Yes

headeI here il proof positive o. he value q
lhe=e trgly valuable Preparations. he Old sicEs1-
and Kuslug drugs have 20 I've way 70 rene
a5es purely Vegetable, pleasant y The taste, a8d A
POSITIVE CURE-
sold by WJkCW SMITH n-uryaz
Cor. Church End WE streets. Aazhvfa.
DESMOND CO., Proprietor.
sis Race street. Phladrluhia. p rsara-sm
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The market to-day has been quite active
though the larger part OF the receipts, which
includes those Of Sunday and MoUday, were
disposed Of yesterday. The packers were
buying freely at So 90 let, and 50 IS gross.
but sellers asEed and obtained for some lot.
SIC gross, and SI2 25. and in some instances
SO so net. The Gales which came 10 our
notice were 400 head, heavy, at $40 25; 81
head, averaging 240 lbs, AZ SIs 90; 800 head.
averaging 2l2 lbs, at Sl2 %; 222 head, av-
erseing go lbs, at Sl2 20; POS head, av-
erHging 265G270, at SI2 50.
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The Samaritan's Gift

THE sAMARITANs GIFT.
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SALE on WEDNESDAY, 27TH DAY Of DECEM
BER. lsg6. % II o'clocE. IN

Lot No I, IN the Preston hays plsn Of lots. front
ing - feet on Franklin pike. l6Ofst deep 90 shct
Is situated a c0mfortsnle fame dEellnz Pose.
son gwen Let January, IscB.
Lot No. z IN sad plsn, froat % n on Franklin ike
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4 : U "tle olisu and golden time, We will keep
~ nothing but genuine srticies, sud natter our
selves G ~ IN who are familiar with the QUALITY Of
goods re kept when 10 huslne-s on Market Stree
Ell gve Us a cal in our new quarters.
A. RlVA &CO,
octI4 SIN No. Il North College street.
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The tax on cotton is hereafter 10 be eoi-
Iss.ed IT is plsee Of destination, IS will be
seen br the ioaowiug communicable 20 the
Memphis Appeal
lem IN receipt Of the following letter. Il
3D. BE- Of anv service 10 your readers 10 Is at
yuar disTosul
TEsAsrkY pErAHrNrSr, Dec %, lsss.
SN Tbs Commissioners oI Internal Rev
emu. las d~et~rmiued that the tax on cotton
shsll H. collected st is place II destination,
- best Tor III Interests 81 commerce. The
instructions Of tie Commissioners Of Gus
t1ms 70 sou. Of the l6th SeptembrT lsst, are.
therefore. rcsriudSd.
VIII great respect,
WILLIAM r. JHkSpLEs.
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
Joss LoksUE, Esq surveyor o. Cestoms.
Memphis. Tenn
The letter Of September 18th directed
me 90 cleerna stesmbost unless ssusaed the
Iuternl Revenue taxes were pad. OF bond
Cd b be paid. Respectfully,
JoHS LoAsCE, surveyor.
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Constitution Life syrup,
Is the Poor Msn's Friend, and the Rich Mans
Blessing.
WILLIAM 3. GREGG, N. p,
Sole Proprietor, NeW York.
MORGAN &ALLEN,
nov ls-3m. Wholesale Druggists, agents.
As Cliff street, n. Y.
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United States Steel Pen Works
FACTORY, CAMDEN, n. J.
r. E~STERRROOK & 60,
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS,
No zO5 AEch-sL. Phila.
~hAhhnOoob2 No. - Iohn-at., New hOrk.

GAaPLES aud prces on application. Late ms1e
> 10 order OF any pattern or stano required
CAurIoS.-These Pens sre Of genuine Amer car
Manufacture and equal u huish, elast city aud hoe
ness 0f point 20 the best imported. They are
the.eiOre, sure 10 gam The conhdence Of The amer
cs1 plbic. The isc-siniie Of ~ signature "a sum
deoi security again 4 foreign imitation.
So For sale 81 Tegail By ~ 8 aaoners % tha
U,itfd slater. X. ESTERBROOK & 60,
n-tRl-Gm cod
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sent y mail in a plain envelope. Price. Mzs
packages, Acs Femais 500.
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sAML c. RICHARDS & co.
CATALOGUE

AaHAelHs .. sHan. H
C1t n'aie of he above articles are pra-af j..
"a 90 cnFeopeF mixed and d-sEn ION 49, o-
80 @4e1 envelope C1ntainaru Al orIe-
oi one OF tneFAaaoe antilles 90 orr - Iii II.
ll % soy ad1ress On receipt OF 81 eenfs -
or SD d. sIh ursmI1m. for a. ri
tn Pfeml-u -ond-lFer HuulrECs-s W9irb
49, clon guar1ui@ed Ia al case.
Nmars VII b ezeaanged free orcsrt
Ageufa s1dothers al b. allowed l0earf- --
ls oFi-rsaty tnems pr1VlainE u8t 80 th51
slaee4 81 = lme. Agents uI coTart 81
c-n-sior esch ce'utcate and remit Is cerf5 49, III
as Address a~lorisrs 10 I"
aAALC RICEAED7A q
H- AassauEL, NsE YORK..
gHuare- ioct2-suu
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RheumatizIn.

Struma, Kings Evil, 6landulsr sweliings. Eryspi
elas, u cerat on. salt Rheum.
This tsint hereditary and WcqIIred,l filing II
With untold misery, n, by alu5ual medical rene
aie-- ucurable.
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sAHARITAEss
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
sCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS.
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILs, sYPH-
Ills OR YENEREAL DIS
EASES, &c.

For syphls Or Yenereal Dlseszea. The gsmsr-
Ans Root snd Herb Juices Is the mot potspt 81.
l-in enu she1tual remedy ever prescribed. It reach
% anu e1hneatss even particle Of the senerea p5-
% 20 tha- the cure a. thorough and psrmansuL
Take then hts purifying remedy md - 49,.
-nd 90 DOT urensmt % lour pOsteuty that for Ehc1
you may repent m Eter years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Alihouzh you may b Pronounced ucuratia, tie
7an2ntsns Root End Hero Juices viii rsmsgs
every vesnge q impurities from the s7stsm. a vel
as Al tho lad eieos Of Mercury.
FEMALE8U -Ep1sFuarr
ih HshF tuecu9ns win which numbers o. f.
maie- suffer. the Eootand Uerb Irrs- h - -
ply hdapleds 10 b lcerstel Uterus. iu Wbiias. IN
oanrns aosn, falng Of the Wornh. D.hFtv All
- Acgmpiants Incident to The sex. seat 3 e.
press Pnce, q per boule.
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A MONG THEIRSTOCK NAY BE FOUND:
Java, RO and Moehs Coffee
Cnshsd, Powdered, Coffee, PorU-Reo, and every
grade Of Brown Sugar
Teas, Candies, Starch,
Cstle, Palm, EasIve, end Lzundrv Soaps;
Almonds, Filbsrts. Currsnts. Frames, Rsisins
Butter, oyster, Fancy and Almond Crsckes;
Pms Apple, Gi8uster and Domestic Cheese
Mixed, GIrkins. Ch0E ch0E, and Imperial Hot
Pickles
Mushroom, Ws'nut, India and Sir Robert Pee,e
CEfsup;
suitsus. Roysi Ts1e, Beef5tesk ROYAL Osborne,
John Bull soho, Mogul and Hsrvey Ssuces
kss-nce OfAncnoWes Es-cnoe 81 Shnmps;
Halle, Imperial and Durham Mustard.
Mushrooms, Dutsn Archoves, Anchovy Paste
srutsbourg Mea's, Posted Tongue, Potied Hams
Fruits UfeFerY variety lu cans and Jars.
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Department Of the Cumberland. Z
Principal Once Rooms,
no. as CHURCH sTRRRT.

WILL attend % EmbalmiHg and
w and furnishing Cases, and
shipping bodies Of Soldiers, En-
ployees, and officers az heretofore,
and at the pnce1 established by De-
partment Headquarters.
Having buried all the Soldiers,
Officers, and Employees who have
died at this Post gives us the ad-
ysntsge Of the Record OF Burials,
SC to refer 10, and by which 70 fur
ish information 70 friends OF rela-
tive abroad, and to disiuter bodies
buried 81 this point.
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Rapidity of Cure.

Some say, "Your cures are tooquiek,' while 9th.
ers doubt their pennsneDce. and think that diseases
can ony be cured by the 'sloE. recuPeraGve pro.
cess Of Mature.
This il our reply: In health. the body, like = vel
talaucsd scale, Is in a state Of equilibrium. Boz
when, from any cause. down goes one sids OF the
scale, We have the effects Il disease. Wrat u re,
qui1ite, Is 10 restore the no ma bslsnce Of tie
scale.
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DEOKER BROTHERS,

MANUFACTURES Of PIANO FORTEs, No. 81
vi Checker street, near Brosdvay, New York.
The a,07e arm having recently commenced The
manuiecture Of their improved patented prauos.
Whieh are the most perfst aud finest tuned instru-
meuts yet produced, 70 Viii b they invite w attpu-
ten oftha trade and int 1aing purchasers through
out ire United States 81. Y. Wcrif Of May iG.
says The MFssrs. o. Bro. lusIr1renfs have St
tanned the envshle DIST u~non o. beng. 10 all res-
pect-, incmpsrablJ ihs best nov made 10 the
country IdaeEam
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yiding o. 200 lbs. U~nfsvouable ndvices
from Chicago, however, causeda reaction on
Changey and packers bought rather spar
ingiy stSlo 59@Il 90, at which figures the
msrket closed.
EVANSVILLE, ISD-, Jan. The hog mar
ket Is lively, very hrm and pricss teudine
upward; SIC 90 a 10 . were the prices
ruling on Saturday. Aiken a Cloud are
killing rapidly.
dressed hogs to-day we're large. on the re-
eeFtion of favorable advices from the East.
prices advanced from 80 70 75e, with active
composition. The highest price paid was
SIC IS for three loads OF extra heavy. The
general range wss 50 rs &c SO 25.
LO6ASsPORT, md, Dec. 3e-Our business
men have fought shy Of the hog this reason.
The trade only opened this week. Messr
trszsr 4 Stevens are buying for shipment.
andrew Aurdoek and james Chappelow are
packing at the shop Of the latter, and VIM.
wilson IL the express building on Market
street Prices range from s. 50 10 $40 90.
KoEoEO, Ind, Dec. 30.-The pass week
has been one Of unusual activity IL the hog
trade. We learn Messrs. Jay a Doiman
haze bought up tOthis timesome ? 800 head
They estimate their pscking this year al
about 3,eo0-sOme l,50g head short Of last
: 'ason's packing, while the average increase
in weight viii probably be about IS lbs 10
the hog. Our exchanges begin 70 talk "sbort
crop yet packers generally are slow t. be-
heTe q, and still insist that the heavy crop
and low price Of corn is keeping the hogs
back in the country TO come in during The
next month. However this may be IN 9TH
er sections, We predict the 10th Of January,
1856, will not find many hogs in this section
for sale. Dressed hogs in wagons sell at IS
@s; live hogs s7@T 80.
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What may seem almost Incredible Il, ths. many
diseases hitherto considered hope essly iucurable
are f~rsquebty cCred ~ 4 few Gays OF weeks; and
we cheerfuily iaviIe the investigations Q, the liberal
minded and scientific b cures which have 10 par
abel at the present day.
Dunng the pa I i've years We have contsEded
with OSs -scles and overcome opposition IS heICU-
lean As were ever encountered by any refOrmsrs.
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RW. ca Co. hsye just published Carroll Mes
Practical Catalogue OF Current hisceAsneou- BOOKS
Published in the United stste7-' one VolomeI
limo. PIP 267. Price 60 cents.
r. VIZ G. d Co. DO issue, eul-Monthly Jar
rolls Literary Register, y 'eToted 70 Ltefa ure, ana
Ike ping IT. readers fa!ly posted on the New Publ
cat -ns cf the day. subscription prce 81 per an
nun IN advance. Specimen number sent on r.
ceIpt OF stamp.
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CONSTITUTION.

Constitution Life Syrup.
BIAS PRODUCED REVOLUTION II MEDICINE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22
Tic LeeisInfure.

We note that two or three resolutions
were offered in. the House on Saturday
relating TO the concerns and manage
meut of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
rond. One raises u committee to in
ouire into the management of that COM
pany respecting charges for way freights
and passengers; another institutes an
inquiry whether tho sale OF the North
western Railroad to the Baltimore and
Ohio company was made according TO
law; and another directs an inquiry into
tho question of taxes due the State from
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
pany.
A Joint resolution directing the Cow
ernor TO turn over the bronze statue of
Washington, taken by General Hunter
from Lexington. Virginia, 10 that State
was adopted in the House, and one hav-
ing tho Same object was introduced and
laid over in the Senate. .
In-the Senate resolution was offer
ed and referred, declaring the seat of
Mr.. Matthews, of the Greenbrier Dis
trIct, (who declines to qualify, vacant.
In the House the Chairman of the FL
nance Committee reported against the
proposition that the State assume pay
ment of county bounties to volunteers.
The resolution offered and rejected in
the House, on Friday, proposing mn in
quiry into the subject of the exemption
OF United States securities from State
taxation, was taken up by n recohsid-
Grafton aud referred. In tile same body
proposition to pny mileage to the nom
qualifying members was tabled. lf 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22

THE war department advertising has
been withdrawn from the National In
tclligcneer, which has lately made Sc
we're assaults upon Secretary Stanton.
The InteYigcncer has fallen iutos new
hands, and is strangely and sadly
changed. 1t is no longer decorous and
scrupulous, but given up to the lowest
partizanship and abuse. For the pres
ent It is devoted to exposing the tergiv-
ersations OF Col. Forney Of the CAroni-
ieIe, and the Chronicle answers back in
the same style. The controversy is be-
littling and disgusting on both sides
There is scarcely another city in the
Union where papers of any pretensions
to responsibility could be Induced to
descend to so low personal squabble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22

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Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
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,DEMAS BARNES CO., New, York, whole
sale Agents. n uay2O-1yeod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22

Andrew Hebrank and
cartain li0uOr vessels,

.srrr vs. ieL4--a- IN tfeIu anu per-
Andrew Hebrank and sonam. In case
certain liquor vessels. OF forfeiture.
Whereas, an Information has been hled in
the District Court OF the United States for the
District of West Virginia, at Wheeling, on the
lst day of January; 1866, by the United states
OF America against Andrew Hebrank and
certain Liquors and vessels described in the
schedule filed with said information in q GER
tain proceeding In Rem and perSonam al
leging in substance that the said Andrew He
Drank has violated Sections 65 and 6S OF the
act OF Congress, approved January 30, 1854, en-
titled IAN Act to provide Internal Revenue
tosupport the Government, to pay interest on
the public debt, and for other purposes, tand
praying that said property, together with the
sum OF $500, be forfeited to The United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the attach
ment under the seal Of said court TO me direct
ed and delivered, the said liquors and vessels
were seized by me at Wellsburg, West Virginia,
January 9Th, 1885, andI do hereby give public
notice 10 all persons claiming any Interest
in said property or in the proceeds thereof to
appear before the Judgeof the District Court
Of the United States, for the District OF West
Virginia at Wheeling, on the 9th day OF April,
1855, alto O'Clock In the forenoon ofthe same
day III the same shall be day Of Jurisdiction,
IL not, on the next day OF jurisdiction there
after then and there TO interpose their claims
and TO make their allegations In that behalf
itEyiFu ~ ~ 8. B. MCC0LLOCH,
. .nyH q. 8. Marshal Dis. w. Va D
B, SMITH, o. s. Attorney, fls J9I s-Is