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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

THE UNCHANGEABLE LAND.-ThincS
do not change in the East. As Abra-
ham pitched his tent in Bethel, so does
an Arab sheikh now set up his camp; as
David built his palace on Mount Zion, so
would Turkish pasha, now arrange his
house; in every street may be seen the
hairy children of Esau, squatting on the
ground, devOuTing mess of lentilS like
that for which the rough hunter sold his
birthright; alO3g every road plod the sons
Of Reehsb, whose fathers, one thousand
years ago. bound themselves and theirs
10 drink no wine, plant no tree, enter
within no door, and their children have
kept the oath; at every khan young men
sit around the pan OF parched corn, dip
ping their mOrsei into the dish; jobs
plow is still used, and the seed is still
trodden into the ground by asses and
kline olives are shaken from the bOugh
as directed by Isaah and the grating Of
trees is unchanged since the days Of Saul.
The Syrian house is still, as formerly,
only q stone tent, as a temple was but
marole tent. What IS seen now in
Bethany may be taken as the exact like
ness Of the house Of Lazarus, where Mary
listened and Martha toiled, or as the
house Of Simon, the leper where the
precious box OF ointment was broken,
and whence Judas set out 70 betTay his
Master.-Dicke1S' Al the Yea Round.
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WANTED.
COTTON.

4 Ii COTTON shipped to us on good boats on
"A in our Warehouse on Sale. Is COVERED "a,
our open Polices Of Insurance Ia the DesotS
Home, Atna and Hartford Insurance Com.
panies. TAYLOR, McEWEN, DUKE & Co
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Wines, AIeS, POrterS & COrdialS
JUST RECEIVED.

50 baskets Wine, Piper Heldsick.
80 do. Charles Heidslek.
20 boxes Charles farre.
20 casks EHgIlsh and Edlnburs Ale and
Porter, pts. and cts.
10 quarter casks Sherry.
10 Quarter casks Madeira.
10 oetaYos Pinnet, CaStililOn and Otard
RFandies.
2 pipes Pure Holland Gin.
pipes Pure Swan Gin
50 cases Curacao.
Is cases knnisette.
3 eases HaSehin0 and tbsynth.
10 cases sunshine Wine.
bbls. apple Brandy, warranted SIX
years cid.
10 CASKS Irish and Scotch Whistles.
100 pkgS. Bourbon, various grades and
ages.
"a orders Solicited from the Trade. ia
No. 342 Second Street,
OPPOSITE THE GREENLAw OPERA HOUSE
MEMPHIS TENN.
jals $40
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delighUI The ladies' t-aas,-ra and
kenuemens 5 boon! The Sweetest thinQ' and
lilrgesJ quantity, manufactured from t6s rich
southern Magnolia Used for bathing lie fare
and person, to render the skin soft ana fresh ~
prevent eruptons, 70 perfume clothing etc
1t oyercomes the unpleasant odor OF perspira-
ton. 20
Il removes redness, tan, blOtches, etc.
II cures nervous headache and ALIAS inaa-
nation.
~ cools, soflens and adds delieacy to the skin
II Yields suodued and lasting perfume
~ cures musquitO bites and Stings OF Insects.
~ contains no material INJURIOUS to the skim
fatronlsed by Actresses and Opera SINGERS
II isWhat every lady should have sold aye-v-
Waere. Try the Magnolia Water once and Won
water Afterwards. %
DEMAS BARNES & CO..
Props Exclusive Agents, NY.
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B A New Haven firm discharged
one Of their clerks three years ago on
suspicion that be had stolen three hun
dred dollars from them. Last New Years
day they iound the money under a coun-
ter. all bitten to pieces by thieYish mice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

bE~ A Connecticut man, some time
since, rece. eed a patent for process Of
hardening iron. He disposed of his pat
ent for fifty thousand dollars, and the
purchaser recently sold out the same for
two million dollars.
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DIR. j. II. ALLIE,
DENTAL NOTICE-REMOVAL.
BRs. J. B. { WH. WISSOy,
3I2 DENTISTS. Big


HAVING removed our Office 70 the corner OF
II Main and Monroe streets. We take pleasure
IN announctug 70 our numerous patrons and
friends, both In the country and city. that we
are now prep1rud % perform all operations
however dificIlt and intricate. belonging To
our profession, q the most iudlcious and skill
ful manner. All late Improvements IN Plate
Werk VIII receive our personal attention. and
with eur practical experience and facilities for
operating, We feei safe in offering our services,
with an Assurance OF rendering entire satisfac-
ton 70 all those who may faVor Us with their
confidence Memphis Dental Depot az sane
place. No. SI2 Main ST fsnE-iul
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AND POINTS
South & East of CHATTANOOGA,
And 10 Stations on
mississippi Central Ran Road,

Stations omitted, are not provided with
agentS,wh htch necessltates prepayment in Mem.
phls OF all bills on freight for such places.
Freight for points on Mississippi Central Rail
rosd, goes through without change Of cars al
Grand Junction.
Parties shipping to pointson Mobile and Ohio
Road VIA Corlnth, must arrange to receive and
pay charges on their goods at Cortnth, Rs nc
arrangement has been made with that road 70
pay charges.
The prepayment OF local frelghts to points
named above will no longer be recu3red
Bills Of Ladtng should be sent to p. NJ. Pat
ter,son & Bro, Agents Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, No. 10 Court street. Mem phis
W. ]. ROSS, Gen. Supt.
decf-fefO1 Meru r,hfs ~ f~,orfolfor, II. Tl-l,o1
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s-T-1s6O-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BTTTFgS

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
TThey purify strengthen and invizorate.
1hey crealte healthy appetite
Ihey ss aTs an antidote TO change Of water and
They overcome effects Of dissipation aud late
They strengthen the system and enlfven the
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent
feYers.
stomach. VI ~
Lhey cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
Lney cure lqarrhea, Cholera & Cholera Aforbus
ache.
Tney are the best Bitters IN the world. They
MAKE toe weak strong, and are exhausted ma
ture.s great restorer. They are made OF rure
~ Nrolx kuIn, the celebrated Calisaya BARK
foots ana herbs, and are taken with the plea
sure OF a beverage, without regard 70 ace o.
time OF day Particularly recommended tr
oei-eale persons requiring a gentle stimulapt.
sold oy all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and -
looms Only genuine when the cork is eo5-sre5
oy our private y. ;. stamp. Beware OF eouu-
terfeits and rehlled bottles
p. H. DRAKE e CO.,
2 Park Row, New York.
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Dzy- At Liskeard, in Cornwall, they
say:
q. The south wind always brings wet weather
Tue north wind wet ana cold together,
The west wind always brings us rain:
The east wind blows IL back again.
II the sun in red should set,
The next day surely will be wet:
II the sun should set in gray
The next viii be a rainy day"
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Virginia Tobacco
Notice to Tar Payers.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX CoLLEcTOR,)
(HtEAL EETATE)
MEMPHIS, TESF., January Il, l5e6
I N Accordance with a resolution, passed by
Il The Board OF Mayor aud Aldermen Decela-
Der 9Th, 1865. a discount OF two per cent per
month will be allowed upon eli taxes due ths
city for the SlJh corporate year, and ending
June @th, 1896, which shall be paid in Cash be-
tween this date and the end OF said Corporate
year. +. l. WARNER
ials 3m Tax Collector.
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b1r A German girl died in Detroit,
Mich, last week of triehns-pork-eating
disease.
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENClES have been established at Mem
~ phiS, Hernando, Coldwater, Como, Sardis,
bsleSviile, Oakland and Grenada, to which
points Freights can be shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice. To all other
points irelghts must be prepaid.
Much complaint Is made IN consequence OF
rsights being sent back from Depot. Every
sliort Is being maze BY the Company to set Oh
fFelghts as FAST as possible, and q Freight Train
mas been sent out DAILY for the last week, but
silll u Is not sufficient TO meet the demands.
WIN no Depot IN which 70 receive and store
Ireignt, ana but q limited Supply ofrolling stock
We cannot 90 the business which is now otter
ing, satisfactorily TO the public. Every exertion
has oeen and VIII continue 10 be made, TO in
crease the amount which Is shipped, but we
allow.
A. S, LIvERMOBE,
lan%l General superintendent
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Important 10 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
The Great Broad Guage
Atlantic and Great western Railway

Is now open and running two daily fast az
press trains from Cincinnati TO New York and
sll Eastern cities Passengers will hnd this a
most desirable route. The equipments Of this
road are anequaled by any on this coutinent.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars accompany an
night trains, and smoking cars on an trains
Ample time Is allowed at regular hours FOR
meals and the unbroken Broad Guage offers 10
the Traveller degree OF security, comfort and
speed not 70 be focnd on any other route Con-
ncctlons va Cairo, st. Louis, or Chicago for this
route are certain also connections for Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and washington.
Tickets can be had and baggage checked
through at All principal Southwestern offices.
For further Information and through tickets.
apply 70 LARRY HARMSTAD
Agent III. Cen. Railroad, IA Jefferson street.
Or to r. B. BTINGTON
Agent Chicago and 81. Louis Railroad, No. Is
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. Or
SIDNEY COOK
ael6 8m Cavoso go,1sa
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81 T" If an not home from the praty
tonight at ten o'clock, said husband
to his better and bigger half " don't wait
for me- "That L won't" replied the
lady, significantly; 81 won't wait. but
I'll come for you" The gentleman re-
turned at ten o'clock precisely.
Ia Long words, like long dresses, fre-
quently hide something about the under
standing.
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HAcAN's MAcNoLIAsAIm

HAcAH'S MAGNOLIA BALM
This is the most delightful and extraortfin arv
sructe ever discovered 1t changes the sun
burnt face and hands 10 pearly satin texture OF
ElYlshing beauty, imparting the marble purity
OF youth, q the distllglts appearance 50 inviting
IN the city belle OF fashion. II removes tan
ireckles, pimples and rOughleSs from the skin,
le1tVlng The complexion rresh, transparent and
sinootn- y contains no material injurious to
the skin. PatrOnized by Actress and Opera
singers IL Is what every lady should have
sold everywhere. Retail price, 50 cents
Prepared BY ". f HAGAN, Troy, ". Y.
Address all orders 10
DEMAS BARNES & CO..
novA-dm New YORK
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Memphs and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

On and after WEDS ESDAN, the sth instant
the L aims on the Memphis and Charleston hail.
road viii run DAILY, as follows:
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The Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD

Is prepared to receive and pay steambO
charges and drayage on freights consigned 10
parties at the following points on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad viz:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
-AND-
SITE FOR SALE.
Rar sprlngs COTTON Fnelory

/
/ rs Situated IN the southern Border Of Tishe
/ Miss, on the road 10 Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY;
| one section Of Land, covered With pine timber
! One Large Frame Factory House, 81 by AZ feet
| three and a half stories.
! One large rOomy frame, wood or carpenter shop
One large roomy blacksmith shop
/ One large Toomy cotton shed.
4 Two Double Houses for operatives passage be
tween.
-Four single Houses, with sheds attached.
-Four Single Houses, without sheds.
| One Large Min House, with Corn & Wheat MIL
| One Large Gin House.
One Saw Mil, with New Circular Saw.
with the Finest Water Power 10 the state ol
Mississippi; large, bold and never failing
! stream OF Water, passing through natural
rock canal-the LEFT bank 30 feet, the right ban
- feet high, OF solid rock. Ihe bed or bottom
Is also solid rock Ia fact 10 is solid rock canal
with capacity 10 drive four 70 ten Thousand
spindles in healthy locality, with good roads
a splendid Orchard Of about 500 choice Apple
Trees. A Fine Peach Orchard.
Having been broken up by the war, I pro-
pose TO sell this splendid property in toto, but
would prefer TO sell one-half interest for Cash,
70 be invested in Cot On Machinery, and II de-
sired will remain and superintend the same
or Will give it up 10 the party purehasing the
interest.
Here is q splendid opening for capitalists to
inTest in the
Finest Water Power in The South,
With all Necessary Building on the premises
ready built, large enough for Spinning and
Weaving both, If desired.
For particulars, refer to ]. c. Terry. Memphis.
Tenn; L. W. Price, Columbus, Miss; the citi-
zens OF 1ishomingo county, Miss
| can be found on the premises at all tiples.
iRls u W. J. HART
wM- ORsILL, @. l. DENIsoS,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-29

How "UNIoN PETITIONS ARE Coz
Ten Ur.-A mar by the name of Prince
living Ripley Mississippi, sends a pc
tition 20 Gener.i Stonemas, with for5y
signatures attac d. praying that protec-
tion may be ext, nIded to the prosecuted
Union men OF Z ppah county, The pa,
per passed throU IA the "circumlocution
office and final reached the Sheriff of
Iippah. who loTsed upon it the fact
Ia' Prince Is notorious law breaker
Aat liar. and ,sder arrest for felony
When t.c petite, was gotten up. The
>'-eatHr.s were II written by Prince
ana eH'race ID names of many men
who have been d ID for years. The Cla,.-
zen disp"sts of tle' case with the follow.
ing sensible rem rks:
We would wa,n our miI,sa,s aptbo,
tiles of'he danger Of being irnnGss,i ,,,,n,,
by men whose '1ryalty" is c6nveny ant
cloak for the covering of their rascalitr
Weneyer see a Iuan whose, Loyalty is
SO severe as 10 need the projections OF the
old flag without guessing at the num-
ber Of times he Las been IN jail or won
dering hat statute he has violated"
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& THE platform adopted by the Radical
party of Ohio proposes that, unless tne
negroes are allowed to vote, they shall
not be counted in the Congressional
basis of Representations. White women
are also excluded from the polls. and yet
are counted in that respect. This the
Radicals do not propose to abolish 1t
is not representation ofsuffrage they are
after, bnt only negro suffrage. The
Democratic Central Committees OF Mon
roe, Guernsey, and Belmont counties,
have agreed on the 10th of July, and
Barnesgille as the place, to hold the Ju,
dfciaI Convention. The Congressional
Convention for the Sixteenth District is
to be held at Cambridge, on the "a Of
August
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: TIE SECRET DIscLosED.-It appears
that the tremendously prompt proclama-
tion Gov. Brownlow, calling OF an extra
eession of the Tennessee rump Legisla.
tnre, was elected, not By any request OF
lany portion of the people OF that State,
but by the petition Of forty radical ll
members of Congress 1t is trne tnab
these forty Radical members Oh Congress
have nearly IS much rght as 10Y.
Rrownlow's, rump Legislature to ratlfy
the constitutional amendments for the
State of Tennessee, bat it is burning
shame and disgrace that the people OF a
State should be thus totally ignored in a
matter which concerns them nearly,
and be made mere shuttlecock for the
amusement or convenience OF run
mad Radical Governor and reckless
majority in Congress. Il. ...i
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE- RECEIVED BK TEsE
" Commit @ ON Water Works until one
o'clort g. SATURDAY. Juno 30th, 1906, ut tho
ClefksO Hso OF the City Of Wheeling, ior max
ing about twenty or none lire Plugs, accord
ing " tho plan OF the ono got from Baltimore
which can 5C seen at Sweeney & Cos Macl me
lanir- Of tho twentieth OF Julv, and theleaf
teI two Il week until completed. Also for max
Jug a lot Ot small pipe for the yagiOus connec-
tons OF tie twenty inch pipe. Of different SiE s
aud lengths as the Com .1itt0c o. SupeTintt id
emit may order them. Bids to be separate lOr
Tho Plugs and Pipes. Parties getting the Job TO
give good security lOr tGeiT performance. The
Fire Plus % DO complete and ready FOR setting
up The Pipes 60 be made OF good material
a. WILSON
,-ZG Chairman Water Works Committee
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scare convention.

r,a s;,;,aps of this State who are opposes
ino o' s;o., marty are requested to meet in
, 70 srI respective counties or townships a. such
tinsa - thew may deem most expedient and
SO1s S delegates to represent their county gS IN
stats Convention to be held in fAnh - EMO !.
BURs, ON WEDNESDAY, Az; AUGeel =. in
ten o'clock a m. for the purpose o. 'n0"inn'''
candidates for State Offices. o,.;,rs
Where there is danger that puOn0 me-. .aar,
nsy be interrupted by violence, Te 80 .',tar
appointment signed by the voters 60
We .,so recommend that the deleg gates IRON
each congressional District be authorized 70
nominate a candidate for Congress at the e'"'e
Convention, ., 49,. .... :.,oa
Nv order Of the State Executive Committee
f'sfTs i5iTsll - d. LAME, Chairman.
o. S. LONG, .Secretsry.
Wheeling June 81, 1865
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VIRGINIA PoLuICs.-It is announced
that there are three political parties III
nlrginia-the republicans, led by John
Minor Bolts, Judge Underwood and Coy.
fieTpolnt; the nations al Unionists, led by
Alexander II. Rives, L. II. Chandler,
joseph Segar and Robert Ridgewsy, and
Inc democrats, with Alexander II. H.
Stuart and J9hr B. Baldwin as leaders.
The latter are ia most numerous. 1t is
also stated thai Presidents policy is
openly supported by the nation al union
lists and the democrats, whilst the re-
publIeans; as rarty, have not ret de
Glazed either tof the President or Con-
gress, although the majority of them
favor the constitu uoBal amendment.
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) srs.. Eurnlss 3. chams,,.oa,r.

zsz Colonel HAIRY -GnMoRE. " 4 very
readable volume justissued. giyes the
; following account of The bnrniug of
1. Cbambersburg, in the snmmes OF 1861,
Which wiz; BE Fead With Interest: -,
After we had breakfasted ae-the> hotel
General McCausIand ordered me to ar
rest fifty or more of the most prominent
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NOTICE.
Train for the West.

WHEELING. Juno 18th, l5G6
ON AND AFTER JUNE THE 17tb,
" 1906 the Passengers aud Mails from Vince
ing Tor the West viii be dispatched from the
Depot OF the Baltimore ami Ohio "a load
Company at3.J1A. " aud 2:lQ =. Il. and leave
BenwUod on the arrival OF the Cleveland Rail
road trains at 1910 = VI ands;f0 p n.
ie2j !. y, FORD, Agt.
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NOTICE.

,E7HE COHHTTFEE ON WATER
4 WORKS viii sit on Saturday the Both Of
June l-GG at 20 clock, A. NJ, at the Clerks
Once OF tine City OF Wheting 90 hear all who
may feel themselves agrieytd In their Water
Works Assessments, and be glad 10 have them
present A. WILSON.
io-j Chairman water Works Committee.
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NOTICE.

rJrsgFTsF WILL BE 4 MEETING
4 OF tic stockholders of the Nheeliug Gas
COMPANY on the tCond hoHday of JHiy 81 tho
ofiae OF tL.l Sa.GCi4rV ~ OCl0sk j. NJ FOR
the Iuruusnu- Election Of Directors.
T-.UZv GEO + TTNGLE, ScC'y-
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PENsToNs.-The supplementary pen
sion act passed by Congress contains
much that will interest maty Of our
readru, ltproyideS for increased Me-,
Of pensions in the folovin. cases. FIRST
twenty-five doilI- per mont. . N
those invaild~ entitled unG-,lr. sf.rr..
l+;A, 1862 20 % lower rate %! uor,i... un
account OF services rendered since March
1 1861. who shall have lost the sight Of
both eyes. or wLe shall have lost both
hands, or been permanently and to,alIy
disabled IL the same. or o,lerwis.. so
permanently and totally disabled %, TO
render them utterly helpless, OF 50 near
" so is 10 require the constant peIS nal
AID and attendance OF another person /"
cond, twenty dollars per month TO
those lnvalidS who, being entitled urder
like conditions u lower rate of nen
sion, shall have lost both feet. on one
hand and one foot, or been totally and
permanently disabled in the sane. or
otherwise 50 disabled as to lle incapaci
tated for performing any manual labor.
but not 50 much as to require constant
personal aid and attention. Third
Fifteen dollars per month to those in
valids who, under like conditions. shall
have lost one hand or only one foot. or
been totally and permanently disabled
IN the ssme, or otherwise so disabled as
70 render their inability to perform man
oal labor equivalent 10 the loss of hand
u ioot, These are important provis-
IONS FORA large class of disabled soldiers.
anu al VINO are wounded in the manner
described should apply At once for the
pensions TO which they are entitled
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HEALIH OFFICE. CITY OF WHEELING. :
June 18th, l,tt.
Ia A. THE DUTY OF EVERY
Il good citizen and the common interest OF all
70 see that the rdiuanee IN relation 70 the
abatement Of ui.anees within the limits OF the
clty Is strictly and impaTtaly enforced
Complaint OF any nuisance IN any part OF the
city made at this Office viii be promptly attend
ed 10 so far as l am able under the recent order
of Council.
Immediate application should be made TIE
Sc geant and his deputies for the ngid and IN
partial enforcement OF the ordinance N relation
10 hogs and hOg-pens within the limits OF the
city. RICHARD RLUM NJ D -
Je25ct Health Officer.
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REARRIED

On Thursday evening june 28th by the Rev;
G.. w. Werder. at the German EvangeIiGall
Lutheran st. James Church, Mr.: MM: hR2 =
TER. Jr.. and Miss LIBBY WEISGERBER,
all of this city. No cards. f
We wish "the happy couple all the happl'
ness (and we are sure it must be great deal
which the fates decree to those who remember
the printers so bountifully. May they enjoy
unlimited pleasure in this world and the next
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COME One Come All +.
4th Of July and Literary Feast.
I,KHR UNDERSEGNRn ANNOUNCE

4th OF July and Literary Feast.
u,HR UNDERsEGNRD ANNOUNCE
TO the citizens of Wheeling and public at
large. that the services Of MAXWELL u.
GADDIS of Cincinnati (the champion orator Of
the West) have been secured to deliver lee
ture for the benefit of the Chapline Street
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School, on the
evening of the Sd of July, at Washington Hail.
Subject OF lecture to be announced through the
city papers. Admission Fifty Cents:
The School viii celebrate the Fourth at
Moundsville Cars have been chartered and
every arrangement made for having wi g00 %
the dav- The public generally and the citizens
of Moundsville are invited to participate.
There viii be plenty OF luxurious refreshments
for the unprovided. rI
80 come to the grove with me.
Round Trip, so cents; Children half price.
Tickets will be distributed by the scholars
N. G. MARSH.
WIN. GREGG,
JACOB HARLAN,
iea6.td B. NJ LIST
. Gv Committee.
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Grand 18th of July

Excursion and Basket Pic Mic,
V'HE YOUNG NEWS CATHOLIC
i ASSOCIATION viii have a Grand EXcuU-
sion and Basket Pic Mic at ..l-
ESckNyOOd's Grove on the lib OF Inly
Every arrangement las been made TO have
q nj ant Tina