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New YORK, September 12.-Further
correspondence relative to the Alabama
claims upon Great Britain, made public
August ~, 1858, has taken place. See
retary Seward sends to Minister Adams
q summary Of the claims OF the citizens
Of the United States for damages from
privateers fitted out from British ports
and requests that Lord Stanley mGy be
informed that q settlement of these
claims has become urgently neces-
sary TO the establishment Of en-
tirely friendly relations between the
United States aud Great Britain. The
hostile course Of the latter country during
the rebellion is contFasted with the action
Of the United States government toward
the FenlRn invasion Of Canada, in the
following words: "Thus we have seen
rulnous British Warlike expeditions
against the United States practically
allowed and tolerated by her majesty's
government, Notwithstanding remon-
STRANGE, and we have seen similar unlaw-
ful attempts in this country against
Great Britain disalloved and defeated by
the direct and unprompted action Of the
government of the United States.u -~r
lBANGoR, Me, SEPTEMBER l2.-It is not
vet certain that the radical candidate for
governor is elected. Further returns
from the interior counties are required to
determine the result.
BALTIMORE, September 12.-The bor-
der state convention will assemble here
to-day. Delaware, Maryland, Missouri,
and probably Kentucky, will De repre-
serted. Many delegates have arrived,
and the attendance will be large. There
will be radical mass meeting tonight.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
GENERAL. SUPERrNrENDEEr's OFFTuE,
AENPHIs. TENN.. july I. 1857.

NExPHIs, TENN., July 7, 1857.
TRAINS will leave the Depot ofthls Company,
L at head Of Main street, until further notice,
Rs follows: |. #..a. ...
Louisville and Nashville Express
Leaves every day at p. m, making close con-
nectiOn at Louisville with fast Express trains
on Jefiersonville Railroad tor all Eastern Cities
and with United states Mail Steamers for Cin-
cinnati and ali cities North and East, and IS the
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DY advice OF friends 7 have concluded to add
d 70 my division OF classes a Preparatory De-
partment at5iL Dollars per month. also take
this occasion to remark tn order 70 correct erro-
neous impression IN egard TO my prices, that
the Academic Department Of my school takes
young ladies through the Mathematical books
usually taugh IN female schools with CORES
Donding advancement In ether branches Of
Educ. .tiOu. the Collegiate Department being
designed 10 ofer 70 pnpils an opportunity TO q
higher and more thorough decree 81 schoa ar
ship. LErITIA MAY.
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RAILROADS.

New York pays 81, 10000 per week
for its meat. ..
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y 7 -7l--NI7T H. ~
No Il Liberty street. northeast corEer 0f
lngtou, OF Bsrnums ECLei.
au7 Iw az raw tsei5
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TERMS:
MASONIC COLLEGE,

p o eresr r9s TS T.-,i =. IOI, = I5.,,.- ,,
n rvfufa ~
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soOnd Monday in ssptsne.r. !. 1887.
Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Ia AL6easorIs Coas,stV. Ia.
SECOND SESSION 1ssz-s.

AoESSc4OAa 4=oS-5-
THIS School is located one and a-bslf miles
Is,.,sl l5oi D fsn Ss Sood DsPot on The Virginis
Charlottesville and the Uuiveryity .. Virgtnia.
me IoeAtlon g vel znoEn as Dc. Gessnar bar
rtson, Rev VIM DfnWlddis and Prof FrI ,Taryf 81
Smith formerly conducted schools az this Dlaes.
freglolsly ~ Esa = popular sumner resort
eoncpeted oy John 5. Cooke, Esq Being sltu-
Aloenarle county, In the midst Of "A rsnned
-nd Intel lgent comuaultF remote nom places
or dissi patton, and ecnyenient 70 Chu-cies and
1aDoatn SCHOOLS OF the leading deuoui1e-
ti0ns, Il possess rare advantages for a Boy'
SeheOl.
The c-nrse Of study Is designed % be tforo-v1
and COMPREHENSIVE IN Ancient and rolIr-u
LauEuaEes. Eathsmaties and the Eurfgsr
Branches, and also 10 embrace the e lsmenis Of
Natural and Moral sciences ana History
The Principal was educated at the University
% Virginia, ana mas had an eNperisucs Of
nearly Ten es,5s IN teaeh1ng ~ schools Or hisn
grade in Cais STATE. Including IT. Gessusr Hsr-
rIsOn's school, BiOOmneld Academy. LTucn-
brig Female Seminary, and Hon 4 ~ 7.
a4uAsE : private SCHOOL
The Associate Principal was also educated az
the University 0f virginia, and has had A eE-
Perisnee 81 eight years in teaching in ne
southern 5tates-formerly in EdgewoTth Fe-
male Seminary. North CurOllua, more recently
In sherman, 1exas,
The following rscouuendatIon o. our school
By Pr0iesscrs % the University Of Virginia,
= respectfllly submitted;
CSIFEHsrrI OF NIRGIEIA, April z, lsl7.
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
hessrs. h. n. B. aud A J. Wood, we do not
hesitate cordially to recommend tlEslr school
% the conndencs and PATRONAGE or toe pubic.
9. Maupn, N scnela De We're
Wm- H. McGufey, J. $ Davis
Francls H smith, J. Z Minor.
J. L Cabell, u. L. DIldersieeVs,
q. 5. Vsuable, Wru. r. Peer.
TER MS:
For board and tuition. including ruer. wash
ing and lights FOR the session OF ten ulznrI.s.
tTo hundred and sevsnty-hvs so doiIars Ia
currency. Payments Oue-haif in advance. ball
snce on the lst Of February.
The sessions commencs IN the lst OF septeui-
Der and close on the 9th Of Jane. Pupils VII
be received AZ any time during the session,
win a pro rata destruction in charzrs Bows
from distances VIII be allowed 70 reuiain dur
ing vacation as boarders In the fsuau uv OF Lls
Principal
Arrangements are made for CONVEX guce frorl
the Depot (GreenwOodl 70 ths school Iruusdi-
Rtely uDOo arrival.
81 Only two boys in a room.
p. o Greenwood Depot. AIbsTnarIs county.
Virginia ie5
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Excursion to Mammoth Cave.

Excursion to Mammoth Cave.
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot OF the
L MemphiE and Louisville railroad. head of
Main treet. as follows 4 pm. and II p. m., run
ning through 70 Cave City without change OF
cars.
So Excursion Tickets from Memphis to
Mammoth Cave aud Return at Reduced Rates.
Fare round trip, 20 Cave and return so T5 each
Parties Of hfteen or rmore............... . IS each
Parties Of twenty ave or more. l6 T0eaeh
For through tickets and all Information, call
at Ticket Once No. 2S75s Main street.
iyE tf SAM. B. JONES, GenT Sup't.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2g Front Street.
HERNEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th No. J.
stated Communications ID wednesday night
OF each mUuth. Henry P. WoOdsrd, S1d, g..
NJ; Charles n Carroll, 18th. SeC.'-
HTrHRAs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets Ath wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, sd, g.. ". A. 4. Frankland, sd,
Sec.
CAsIPHIA council o. Princes Of Jerusalem, 18TH;
40. ]. Benz. X. Puuen, 32d, Tarsh.'.; -
-, Sec.
CALyARY CHATTER Of Rose CroiX, 18th, No /.
Charles ". Adams, sd, N. W.; II. L. Tom
linsOn. I'D, Sec
PHTLIPrE DUPLEssErs Council Of K-h, 3oth.,
No. 4. Henry p MOOdard, Sd, Comm. (;
William Y. Clroie sd, Rec
CoNsIsToEY Or WEST rES NEssEE, sd. John
Aiuslie. SD, Coum.'. IN Chief; Dodge q.
Trader. S2d, Reg.
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cars 60 Through Without Change.

magnificent Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
baggage Checked through 10 all Important
places. Persons holding Thro1gh Tickets can
stop over at any point and resame journey At
pleasure.
Sc Through Tickets and all information can
be obtained at Ticket once, 23z5S Main street,
and az Depot SAM B. JONES,
iy7 u 49,. .# General superintendent a
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FAMILY SehooI for Teung LadIes.

BONNIE BAAE. bALIlADE EE CO. Nd
Prineipals--AIr. and M-s. CHAS. b. McBEArg.
Head OF Scholastic Departmsni-5iiss DTIN-
CAN.
English Literature and Belss-Deiters-slr.
MCBLAIR
Modern LanguaSss-PrOL LEONCE RABII.-
LON.
vocal and Instrumental Musie-ProE z. THOR
BECkE
DTawing and Painting-ProE .. A. WOOD
WAHD.
This Institution win be opened on MONDAY
September 18th The drsJ session 0f The sci,--
lassie year closes January 3lsJ. Tie sscous
session June S0th.
BON elE bfsAE IS situated On an ela1r.lsaIl
Ridge on the old Frederick road. z mile f--,r,,
ths western limits Of Baltimcre, and vim =
easy access 20 the Catonsvilia PASSENGER E..iI
way that communicates with the citr
The number Of pupils viii be limited n
twenty.
Circulars giving further partieulars rrav h,,
found At J. 5. " ate 3 sons, Charles tf--e.-e
anr EntE 4 Eash's to- kslire. Cnaries $780, =
Tnr adu1lssion apply 70 Mr. ~ ~
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Shortest and QalcEest Route to nashville.

NIGHT EXPRESS-Eyery night except Sat
urday night at II pm, making close cOnnec-
ton with Mobile and Ohio Railroad at Hum
boidt. and with Illinois Central Railroad for
So. Louis Chicago, st. Paul. and all points
North, West and East, and at Louisville with
Jehersonytle Railroad for all Northern and
Eastern afrfez
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Attachnlent 6ntt.

]. T. Tvrell VS.. BENJAMIN HOWell--Beiore James
Hali, J. p, Shelby county, Tennessee. Ns
A FFIDAvIT. for attachment having been
n made IN this ease IN pursuance OF section
ass OF the Code Of Tennessee ana attachments
having been issued and returned By the prorer
oficer- sleVied, etc, !" on The property OF de
fendant BENJAMIN Howell,
II IL ordered that said defeulauS appear
Al my Office, No S67 Second street. Memphis
Tennessee, on Monday the 9th DAY OF sepssm-
ber 1857. Al 10 O'Clock e.nl., and defend this
silif. or the same wlll be heard ex parte end
$40 A COPY OF tl1ls order be published once a
week lor four successive Hess,s ll ne Aaznphis
Daily Appeal JAMhs Hall, J. z.
LSgwood 4 Peyton, Attorneys for Plasntin
1nanst D 1857. aus laHfWe
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EYKE

GUCCESSOR 70 W. h. Fullerton. dsa,er in
- furnituie and Mattresses. 4i1L MourOe,
sIreet. All descriptions % Mattresses ana Red
olng made 70 ORDER. Particular attention psis
10 steambOat Worlr. aOid NJ sftresses ren ovated
All kinds of Uphoistsfing done by com petsrt
and experienced wOrkmeu. aul5 I'm
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"A French exchange says Napoleon
III, well known to be great as an artil-
lerist, has invented q fOWling piece Of
wonderful power. In using It there is
no need Of taking sight, asimple leveling
Of the gun insuring the certain destrue-
ton OF the bird which has risen, and
making it dangercas for those which still
lie perdu. The workmen EMPLOYED i'm
making this extraordinary weapon are
locked up night and day lest they should
reveal the secrets Tits construction. T.
n. evidently aspires to a higher niche
than the admirable CFiehton occupied.
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Of THE CHRISTIAN BROTHER
Select school

MRS LETITIA MAY viii open a Select
VI school for Young Ladies' on MONDAY
Ssptsmbe 2. lsF, IN the basement or the
Christian Church, on the corner or Linden and
Mulberry Streets tH H
be under TIRE care OF Major LAMBEBT NAY
late nj The Contederats Amy, Rssisted BY his
daughter, Miss :. +. MAY, who hiss been two
years in France French viii be spoken exeIu-
sivelV 10 this department.. A lberal patronage
90 the part OF the public Is respectively 50
Lcited. ...-..-
The services OF the following gentlemen. nave
been secured Music. Prols. Seyfert and Wiz
man German, Prof Witznan Ancient Ian
guages, Prof EcFeely- iva tOcl
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a card.

Wy 4 will at once rebuild oar warehouse, and
w VII. have q completed by the 18th Of sep
tember, but by the nrst day o. that month We
will De ready 90 receive goods on store
The sheds viii b. divided into IRE proof COM
partmeuts By brick walls, and covered with tin
1hose VIC have patrOnizee Us for the last tive
seasons and thOse vine may have proposed 70
do 20 the apprOachiEg one, may rest assured NE
Wlll be ready for tnem..
We design est bfishiDg a Cotton Compress IN
connection with our warehouse, upon an adj
AGENT lot, which viii be ready by the lst OF Oc-
tODer or sooner. The proximity o. our estab.
HshmenI 70 The river renders The handling Of
cotton 30 eonVenient that We can transfer cot
ton for shipment by river free Of drayage. The
advantage Of the pOsltion ia equal 70 one d ay-
aee on all cotton sent 1Or com nlpressIlent from
other warehouses, ghile on al cOtton In our
warehouse for oompresiInent there can be two
draYages saved, since 40 would be as easy for rs
20 transfer 10 from cur shed 10 Toe Compress a.
% turn a ont la The ordinary way fer transfer
y0 JR CHRIsrf N A co.
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TO NY OLD FRIENDS
-IN-
Vest Tennessee, mississippi
.a.- and arkansas.
DIRECTORS:

u IR Z O T O II S:
James d. Luess, Henry overstOlz,
samuel VIII. Nick. SchRsfeF,
Robt- N. Fuukhouser. William T. Gay,
Chas. II. Peck, David Keith, #'H
Robt. K WOODS, Z. P. Hanenkamp,
Jules Vale, Isaac ". Mitchsll
Geo. r. Robinson, ID. A. January,
Chas. ". MeCord, Wm. J. Lewis,
John z. Thornton, +. Rozier, Jr., ..
Ben M.Runyan, Jacob Tsmm. ..
r Hon. John Hogan.
VyH IS Company is-ues Policies on lives on all
i thediffsrent plans and a. a. favorable rates
as any other while IL has no restrictions IN re-
ggrd TO residence or travel, and al its profits
are divided annually among It's policy holders
1t Is prompt in the payment OF losses. having
paid s35,OaO in this city In the last eight
months. .... .--.
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QUALTFYING NEGROES 70 vorE.

The New York World says: The mat
( ter of education, even to so small an ex-
/ tent as laying the foundation by teaehing
the blacks the alphabet, is a work OF
weeks, and with grown-up and partieu-
I larIy fhiek-headed people, the work OF
months and years. All the money in
ehristendom cannot effect the miracle of
suddenly endowing n whole race
wrenehed from a state OF slavery with
education and intelligence sufficient to
enable them to comprehend and exercise
the ELECTORAL privileges of freemen. The
Doetical and metaphorical chains that
bound the "chatteI" find q reality in
the chains Of ignorance that fetter and
clog the newly manufactured citizen.
Nevertheless, radiealism drove and
rushed herds Of these manufactured citi-
zsns to the registration offices, where
scarcely two in ten Of them could tell
their names, or, indeed, had names to
register, and thereafter marched them to
the polls, as in TENNESSEE, under drivers,
guards and overseers, and compelled
them to vote the blue or red radical
ticket placed in their hands, when nine
out Of ten of the voters were as utterly
unable to read a single line OF their
tickets as they would be 20 calculate the
. next GtAlAoGs AuAs CdLLlc- 70 say
nothing Of bribing negroes with marrow
bones from the freedmen's bareau
kitchen, is 70 be repeated in LOUISIANA
and IL every other southern state, and
the Tribune will manifest the usual ecs-
taeies over manhood suffrage aud the
elevation of the colored race
The Tribune knows as well as we do
that all this is the most shameful and
seandalOus of shsms it knows that the
mass Of the southern negroes are at
present unfit to exercise intelligently the
right Of suffTagei and il knows, more
over, that the blacks were enfranchised,
not to favor or elevate the negroes, bat
solely and only to bolster the radical
party; to create in the south votes
enough to make up for the deficiency
which will certainly result from the
reaction at the north and so
tide the radical absTty over one more
presidential election. In view Of what
is so perfectly patent to ordinary COM
mon sense, and 10 the face of the political
negrO-driving now everywhere manifest
in the south, the TFiGuHe's platitudes
about "noble effortsn in any sense for
the negro are simply the sublimest gam
mon. . @
New York pays s., ,25O, 600 per week
for its meat. -....
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HEBREW LyB KlsoEIC OLLEEDLR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.
LODGES.
AEGERoxA, No. les. Meets Let Monday IN
every month st Odd-FelloW~' Hall. cor. Court
6nd Main. ID. B. Forster. 2A Front street,
". NJ. John Beamish, Secy.
Sou IN lIEMrHI-. No llS Meets ID Friday of
each Inoutu-Hall. cor. Madison and Second.
J. T. SeIlsrs. W. N; BENZ. X. Pullen, Sec.
LILA SCOTT. No. 2S2. Meets LIST Friday OF each
month Hall. cor Madison and Second. John
AIDslle, ". NJ: b. p. Wood ward. Sea.
HAGILrOs- No. 20 Meets Sd Friday OF each
m0uth-Jd5-Fenow Hall. p N. Stanley,
". N; ". d. Butts, SEQ
KILwTEs sTsG. No. 34l u. D. Meets lth Friday
Of each mOnth-Ot Front street. John J.
Worsham, SO, ". n 5. K PUilen, Sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEsS Chapter. No l. Meets ID Monday OF each
mouth -Odd-Fellows' Hail. JOhu Zent, N. 7.
H P; B. Il. Levy. Sec'y.
,. ANDs.M.
EUREKA Council No. 6. Meets 81 Monday OF
each month odd Fellows Hall John Gent,
Th. H.; n J. " Wiggin, Rec.
TEHFLARs
U'YREsE Coromandsry, No. 4 Meets 9Th Mon
day OF each month John Aeut, CON-; n. J.
WiEgin, Rec.
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BY JOHN s: Q


tie FIRST insertion. "a.
- Eight Likes Of solid nonpsrel constitute
a square.
Es- An advertisements in the Special Notice
sol1mn win be charged IS csnts per line
ss- Marriage and death notices published Is
other advertisements
Sc All advertisements for the APPEAL must
b. handed IN a. the Clerks desk.
Rs- Traazieiit adpsTtisesents alisBt be paid for
fn zduaHcs.
- Advertisements FOR the Weekly. paper
will he charged al saRs rates. per week or
month, as IN the Daily, unless by special
contract. .H
Es- Our friends are requested 10 use their best
snisrts 10 send rs subscribers, and IN mp our
lists, and also 10 forward any items OF news
that may be OF sufficient local importance 70
warrant their publication.
TERMS or WEEKLY.
AS an tnducement 20 get mp clubs, we have
adopted the following scale OF prices, which are
g. low as our current once expenses viii admit
OF:
One oi5, iGPpy, % Z, one one year ar. :.,n SO S
InudTsa5ig 81 adu0ase.
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Ellie. VS. PKAZIYR
NEW FIRM.

I'HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING FORMED A
j c0pArtnsTship f9r The purpose Of doing a n.
tail dTy gOOds aud grOoery business at ths old
stand Of y. u. GArTisOn IN TTfadriphia, w. Va
are DOW receiving. and viii continue 70 keep n
general assortnsui u dry goods aaa grueeries
which vii be sold IT the lowest pGsNibis rAtss
and solicit continuance Of the patronage here
tOfOFe ~ literally extended the old fir1n
STKI-I.E a FRAZIER,
Successors ~ ". II. Garrison.
THADELPHIA, April ], IeS7.
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Supreme Court of Appeals.

The following business was brought
before the Supreme Court of Appeals
Saturday, July 20:
Maxwell, J. delivered the opinion OF
the Court in the case of Louis Seibright
RS. the State, from Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, affirming the judgment of the
Court below, which was a fine of one
hundred dollars and thirty days impris-
onment, for selling nnwholesome and
diseased meat in market.
The Court overruled the motion to
dismiss the case of MadenbOusch and
Riddle rs. Sharer and Martin, from Cir
emit Court of Berkeley county, and the
case was argaed by Messrs. Lamb and
Faulkner for the plaintiffs in error, and
by Mr.. Stanton for the defendants in
error.
The case of Gibson, Ruckman and
others rs. Kuykendall and Sherrard,
from Circuit Court of Hampshire coun-
ty, was argued by Mr.. Stanton for the
plaintiffs in error, and by Messrs. Bog
CESS and Faulkner for the defendants
in error.
The case of Genin and Others rs. In
gersoll, from Circuit Court of Marshall
county, was continued.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
were admitted to record in the Re-
corder's office during the week ending
Saturday, July 81:
Deed of trust made July 20, 1867, by
w. b. Andrews and wife to Robert s.
Irwin, Jr., trustee for Isaac Irwin, on
the east part of lot No. 9, square y,
Bellaire addition. Admitted to record
July 30, 1867.
Deed from Ann Fisher to James Nc
Laughlin, dated July IL, 1867, of lot No.
Is, Buena Vista addition. Admitted
to record July 20, 1867. 500.
Deed made June "a, 1867, by Eliza
beth, James F., Samuel and w. NJ. Ba-
ker to Samuel j. Alexander, of lot No.
l22. Market street, Centre Wheeling.
Admitted to record July %, 1867. $1,000.
Deed made February %, 1866, by Isaac
Colts and wife to David Z. Donel and
others, of lots No. /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, 8
and 9, square 5, Bakers addition No. 2,
East Wheeling. Admitted to record
July %, 1867. 1915.
Deed made July 10, 1867, by Lewis
Jones and wife to David L. Donel and
John Gray, of the undivided one-third
part of lot of ground of acres and %!
poles; also, one-third part of lots No.
2. 8, a, 5, 6, z, and 9, in Bakers adj
dition No. 2, East Wheeling. Admitted
to record July 90, 1867. $1,000.
Deed of trust made July 10, 1867, by
Donel & Gray TO j. p. Rogers, trustee
for Lewis Jones, on three acres and 22i
poles of land, and lots Nos. l, 2, 3, a, 5,
6. :. g and 8, in Bakers addition. Ad-
mitted to record July %, 1867.
A power of attorney made July "A,
1867, by Bernhardt Hartney to Thomas
Supp. Admitted to record July "a,
1867.
Deed made Jaly "a, 1867, by Menetta
Deuyol to John G. Haberfeld, of the
south half of lot No. SO, on List street,
North Wheeling. Admitted to record
July "a, 1867. Sl75.
Deed made September "a, 1866, by
Greenwood Cemetery to Christian Fran
cell and sons, of burial lots Nos. l31,
1873. l39 and 40, section d. Admitted
to record July %, 1867. Sl4s.2.
Deed made July %, 1867, by Albert l..
Wells and wife to Samuel l.. White
sides, of the north half of lot No. 233, on
east side of Eoff street, Centre Wheel
sng. Admitted to record July %, 1867
$500.
Deed of trust made July %, 1867, by
Samuel NJ. Whitesides and wife to Lott
H. Joy, on the north half of lot No. 233,
on the east side of Eoff street, Centre
Wheeling. Admitted to record July
q, 1867.
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Jury trial, and the case had been tried
by jury last Wednesday, but that body
being unable to agree, another jury was
summoned and O second trial had. II
appears that several days ago four
Young men went into the hotel kept by
the good-natured Henry Hewitt, in
Ritchietown, at the terminus of the
street railway, and called for some ale,
which was placed before them. Mr..
Hewitt, before all had drank, asked :
" Are you all twenty years of age I"
One replied that he was not, when he
was informed that he must not
drink the ale, and he drank moth
ing. Another one drank glass OF
ale and then asserted that he was a
minor, whereupon some of the party
said they would make complaint against
Mr.. HEWITT for selling liquor to minors.
1t was "fixed up" game 10 entrap the
landlord. There was large crowd in at
tendance at the trial Saturday evening
and lively interest was manifested.
The case was finally submitted TO the
Jury for their verdict, and after due
lapse of time the startling announce
ment was made that they could not
agree, five jurors finding in favor of
the defendant, Mr.. HEWITT, and one
finding in favor of the prosecution.
There seems to be quite temperance
agitation going on in Ritchietown.