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FOR EVANSVILLE.

FOR VICKsBURG.
Regular St Louis, Memphis and Yicksburg
Packet
FOR Helena, Gaines Landing, Fuufce.
Lake Providence and Ucksburg.
master
This splendid passenger steamer H.
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at S pm.
LARRY HARMSrAD & Co. Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts..
-Jyl9 It or wharfboat foot Mooroe st.
Regular Memphis and Vicksburg Saturday
Packet.
For Helena, Frtar's POint, Napoleon,
Eunfee. Gaines Landing Green
VILE. Lake Providence,
and VieksbErg.
DAN ....-.....--.- Lee master
This new and elegant passenger ~
steamer leaves on N
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at JPN.
VINSON & DONAHUE. Agents,
tylSa 81 Front street
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DIsHONESP.-Dr. A. 4. Burleson, who
resides eli College street, employed a ne
gro girl named Fanny Day some time
since, as house-Servant. After being
kindly treated by the family, she showed
her gratitude by stealing upwards of two
hundred dollars worth Of ladies' wear
with the plumber.
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LlaSOlUent Notice.

CUGGESTIOE Of the insolvency OF said es
> tate having been duly made to the Clerk OF
the county Court Of Shelby County, Tennes-
see, notice Is hereby given in pursuance OF the
order Of said Clerk, fT all persons having
claims against said estate to appear aqd file
them with the said Clerk, authenticated In the
manner prescribed by law, on or against the
10th day Of October, 1867.
JOHN s. DICKAsON. Administrator
NJ II tQ.T nvlQ Taufru
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LARGE POTATOE.-The largest speci-
men Of Irish potatoes we have seen this
season was presented to rs yesterday by
the grower, Mr.. u. w. RedfOTd, whose
plantation is situated one and a half
miles from the city, on the Holly Ford
road. One Of the cereals weighed one
and a half pounds, and is of the pink eye
sDecies.
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MORE SHoOTTEG.-A negro named
Abram Harris was up before Mr.. Justice
Hall yesterday, charged with beating
and shooting a colored brother with in
tent to Kill. After q careful hearing of
the case the accused was fully committed
for trial by the justice. Such are the
wages of traDsgressiOn.
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A RELIC.-A patrolman in the second
district found yesterday an envelope
marked tour baby's hair" Should this
meet the eye of the parents, they can OBJ
tain the relic by application OF the police
office, corner Of Causey and Linden
] -traata
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FOR SALE.

L . X = A l. E
The Shoemaker shop Of Jacob M8lci, de-
cessed. A good stand-complete and well fur
nishei. This desirable stand forsale by Nalen
tine Malci, admir-. Inquire OF JOHN WIND
LANDr. IS Nam. jyG Il
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Architect and Engineer.

THE undersigned wonld respectfully inform
his friends and the public Iha he is pre-
pared to devote his whole attention TO Desfgn-
ing p ans ana experimenting Bcildines. With
as much energy and attention to his patrons
Interest as he did for the Cityis interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-stillman Block, Second aud Madi-
son streets. Charges reasonable.
]. II. MCCLURE.
Arehitset and Engineer,
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Public BGH.-A public ball will be
given at the Trotting park garden, this
Friday evening. Admittance free.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19

EMMoNs d Son, No. Is Jefferson street,
have received the New York Ledger,
Literary Album, Chimney Corner, ROs-
ton Pilot, Banner OF Light. Sunday
Times, Children's Hours, Mic Max, Mer-
rymaus, London Society, Frank Leslie's
Magazine and Cooley fOr August.
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PERs0EAL.-The Hon. W. o. Lof-
land, mayor Of the city, returned from
his brief trip north yesterday evening.
He is, we are glad TO say, in the enjoy
meut Of his usual health and spirits. Al
derman Lynn is glad tc be relieved Of his
heavy responsibility.
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N Resfdeglf Noffce.

WE are daily receiving Superior Alabama
w Lime, in large Quantities, which We are
selling Al lowest rates, at the Blun City Cotton
Shed, corner Linden and Clinton streets.
fv6 I'm EDDIN q GOLIGHTLT.
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Nom Restdent NOtice,

No. 20ls-In the Chancery Court Of Memphis
Tennessee.
Virginia Bach. by her next friend Peter Bach
esal. vs.. Ida LOWnes and u. l. DennisOn.
IN this cause il appearing from AFFIDAVIT on
L file that defendant, Ida LOwnes, is a resi-
dent Of the state Of Maryland and a nOn-resi-
dent OF the State of Tennessee;
It is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrsi
Monday in August and plead answer or demuI
to complainant bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to her, and set for bearing ex
parte and that a copy Of this order be pub
hshed once a week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~cOpv-attest
AOGUSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Py r ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
StOvall and Flippin, Soils. for Complainant.
iva IaWaWa
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WANTED d
FOR RENT.

L . X r y n T
TWO OFFICES, formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police commissioners, No. II
Madison street. Inquire at Police Office, "a
Madison street.
Memphis, June 10, 1887. jell q
L r + n T
STORES and OFFICES I'm Bethells New
Building, on the corner Of Main and South
Court streets Apply in the building 10 p. C..
BETHELL, or = P. WALKER, JE., in rooms
mol q my2u
Tor RENT
ThesTORE-HOUSE, on Second street, known
as the OLYMPIC.
ALSO,
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, OF the alley
south of Madison street, between Second and
Third streets.
apps II CAN'T & wADDELL.
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MISCELLANEOUS
For Brazil

nESIROUS OF emigrating 70 Brazil this fail,
III oner my Place tor sale, dirt cheap.
IL Is situated about eight miles east Of Memphfs.
q little over oue-half mile south OF Goodisfts
station, on the ~ and G.. r.. r.. contains
seYenty-nve acres, hfty in cultivation. nearly
All The open land enclosed with a Young and
vigorous hedge, new framed house, with sfx
rooms and very convenient, cabins, etc. etc.
Tome aud see the nlace, or inquire OF RDys. er.
I~rezeysnt a Co, l8 Second street, 8emphig,
Also other lands for sale.
Jy6u g.. BUETYN.
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ATTENTION DIsTILLERS.-SeW Stills
built TO order and Second Hand Stils
for sale at %HOllenberg d OeFtel's, copper.
smiths and Sheet Iron Workers, No. SAG
Second street. Steamboat work prompt.
iy attended to. iy5 dawtf
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Dean
Line.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
SAM. J. Walker master
This new and splendid passenger r.
steamer viii leave as above On ~
FRIDAY, 18Th inst. at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
tyiFSt 81 Madison street.
Regular Memphis and ineinnati Paeket-Dean
Line.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
SAM. j.. HALE .....----. Walker master
This elegant steamer islOadingat IT.
foot O street, and leaves on .&
FRIDAY, July 18Th, at S pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & Co. Ag'ts,
jyl6 Al No. y Jefferson street.
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FOR
ASteam Engine, Nearly Ne,c.

THREE feet stroke, thirteen iuch cylinder
Il iron bed pate with heater, pumps, pipes
boiler. ire front. CRATE bars, and smoke stack
complete.
Al-O, a five () horse portable engine and
boiler complete, at low figures. Impure Of
PNNE,
ielqIm Pradley Block. Water stteet.
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T0ho! Toho! Sportsmen.-For sale q
fine brace of Gordon Setter Puppies,
" Black spd Tan" bred from stock i'm
ported by our genial friend and good
sportsman, w. A. Williams, Bsq. To
those in want of a thoroughbred dog,
this is an opportunity seldom offered.
Apply at 80 North Court street.
ie23 Il.
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In the Chaneary Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
No. Ea-M- Pollock vs. samuel Pollock
IT app aring nom fddaylt IN this cause that
i the defendant, Benz +. Johnson Is 8 uon-
resident OF the STATE Of 1ennssseef
II IS therefore oEcereds That ne make his
Appearance herein, a. The In the
civ or Memphis, fem. on or before ny drsf
Monday in July, f&F, n plead, answer ar
demur 10 complainant bl1, or the same wfn
be taken for confessed A. 20 MN, and set for
be published once q WteE Hr four successive
weeks In the Aemphl8 AEre4
A copy atteats
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19

Public Speaking in the Seventh Con-
gressiOnAI District.
The undersigned, candidates for con-
gress, will address the people Of the sew
enth congressional district at the follow
ing times and places, viz:
Camden, Thursday, July Is.
Marlborough, Friday, July 10.
S%tevensOn's Mill, Weakley county,
Wednesday, July "a.
Como, Henry county, Thursday,
July 25.
ISAAC r. HAWKINS,
WM. p. CALDWELL
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ANNOUNCEMENT


TOHN W. SMITH is a candidate foi
81 reelection to the Office OF State Senator iol
the 18th District, composing the counties OF
shelby and Fayette. Election on the nrsi
Thursday in August ap24tf
EOR
Mr. Edtor: Please announce me as a canql-
date Tor reelection TO Congress. win lile
UTltieH Constitution and the uuQuailned IN
dorsement OF the administration OF Andrew
Johnson as my platform OF principles, Whlch
will be more clearly dennedi IN my forthcoming
" circular address, and a personal interview
prior 70 the election.
aprl9 te JOHN W VII
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CIRCULAR
To the Patrons OF the Appeal.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the patrons Of the APPEAL, that since
GEN. LIBEL PIKE

the patrons Of the APPEAL, that since
GEN. ALBERT PIKE
Has become Editor-in-Chief OF the paper, its
circulation continues to increase rapidly. As
an iBducement to those who desire to promote
the interests Of this well known Southern
Journal, we offer the following terms Of sub
scrlptiOn to subscribers or clubs for the
WEEKLY:
ONE Copy, ONE 90
To CLUES OF TEE Or MORE EACH,------- 4 so
To CLUBS OF TWENTY OR MORE EACH 4 90
It viii thus be seen that a person getting up
= club Of twenty viii realize twenty dollars for
their trouble. or, If they prefer it. receive
twenty-five copies for one Id dollars.
The WEEKLY. which is issued every Thursday,
wfH contain all the Important news published
in the DAILY paper, as well as the leading edi-
torials, with a Masonic eolxnln, under the special
supervision OF Gen. ALBEEr PIKE. Sovereign
Grand cOaamGadT Of ne Supreme oOHneil for
ne SOglherH LIBERALIZATION Of he Uaied Ssates.
Our friends are earnestly requested to aid
and assist US In our new undertaking.
Address all communications to
JNO. s. c. HOGAN s CO.,
Appeal Once.
memphis, Tennessee.
P. s-Rsmitsanees BY Express, or Postoeaee
Money Orders, may be sent at chr risk. To any
person sending US THEN POatOmes address We
win mail a specimen copy Of ths wEExLr
ArrzAL free. IaGH;4cO.
MEzrHIs, FzzS- Feb. 4, IsE.
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Hesperian Lininleat is the best remedy
for Horses. 1t cures Cuts, Gslds, Sprains,
Swellings, etc, in three days time. No
n should be without a supply of the
great Hesperian Liniment. Price only
twenty-five cents. VIM. D'eeneh & Co.,
proprietors, st. Louis.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-NO business was
transacted on yesterday. The jurors
were discharged until this morning. The
cases set for trial to-day are
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HON. ]. W. LEFTWICH'S APPOINT
TENTS.

HON. J.. w. LEFTWICEi'S APPOINT
TENTS.
The Hon. Jno. w. Leftwich and others
will address their fellow-citizens at the
following times and places, commencing
at eleven o'clock each day. tO-wit
Cagervile. HAYWOOD Co. Wednesday, July Il.
Harris store, Haywood Co, Thursday, July Is.
Dancyville, Haywood Co, Friday. July 49,.
Mason's Depot, Upton Co, Saturday, July 90
COvington, Upton Co, Monday. July y.
POrtersyille, Upton Co, Tuesday, July ..
Cuba, shelby Co., Wednesday, July "A.
BARTLETT, Shelby Co, T~hur.day, July p.
galloway, shelby Co., Saturday, July q.
His opponent, the Hon. D. A. Mum, is
respectfully and urgently invited to be
present and participate in the discussion.
SAM. P. WALKER,
Chm'n Eighth Central Executive Com.
Hon. J. w. SMITH Will address his
fellow-citizens at the following times and
places, viz:
Mann's Depot, Wednesday, July Il.
Shelly Depot, Thursday, July IS.
Bartlett, Friday, July 10.
Raleigh, Saturday, July 20.
Cuba, Tuesday, July %.
Germantown, Wednesday, July "a.
Baskerville, Thursday, July 25.
S~omerville, Saturday, July p.
At which appointments ". J. Smith
and +. S. Richards are respectfully in
vited to b present, and divide time.
Gen. p. ,. Glenn will attend the most OF
the above appointment, and address,
the people upon the important Issue Of
the hour.
WE AGAIN desire to return ous anks
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PIECE GOODS
For GenlIemens' Wear.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
~Aft0cbment NJtit-

Is in full blast, for which Scrip will be taken.
]. H. WAGGENER & CO,
Fvg # C04 Main Street
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Rv r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk ana H5
can't & Waddeii, sdlA to< co1piainan
al 1au4W -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

POLICE CoURT.-The cases OF Michael
Green and James Sicily, both charged
with creating disturbance at the Viz.
ginia House a few evenings since, were
the first ones called In the Police Court
yesterday morning. Green and Sicily
are employed, we believe, in some Gu.
pacIty about the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad depot, and after being ppid of
n few days ago, repaired, so We were
told, to the public house aforesaid. to
take n friendly drink. The spirits
taken Internally, together with the
stamps in their pockets, made them
feel In good humor with themselves
and all the world beside. As n practi.
cnl expression Of their good iOeling
for each other, they clnched
and had good natured, rough and
tumble scutiie. No bad blood WIS ex.
hlblted by either, but In the midst OF
their CLEO nm officer made his appear.
nnce and arrested them. The toregoIn Y
statements, substantially. were shown
to the satisfaction OF his Honor, Judge
Good ,!Onlthe trial Of the cases, and the
parties were dismissed, the city having
10 foot the bill OF costs.
The only other case brought up wns
that of party who had Crented Il dis.
tuTbanGe In lodge OF Good Templars,
sometime since. The charge was sus.
TENED, and the Judge, after giving the
accused some excellent adVice, and
making few remarks on the excel.
lence Of the objects soughtto be nttnin.
ed by the Good TemplRrs, in consider.
alton Of It's being his first offence, fined
him ten dollars and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Court met yes.
terday morning alto O'Clock. The first
case called WINS that Of the State against
the three boys Gibson, Eagen and Mul.
kern, arrnigned for grand larceny. The
boys were brought into the court room;
the twn latter accompanied by their
mothers. Gibson halls from Pitts.
burgh, and We learn has already served
n term In til" RcnitentiAry, which de.
notes progress In youth, certainly not
over sixteen years old.
A Jury WIS drawn, and after n pa.
tlent investigation Of thsCRSe II verdict
OF guilty NJ petit larceny WA brought
in M to Gibson. Four months In.
prIsonmCnt In the county jail was fixed
m the punishment for his OiienEe. The
other boys, tmers ohildrpnJ were dis.
charged.
In the afternoon tho trial of John
Culver, for assault and battery, came
oil, and resulted In his being fined ten
dollars.
The case Of Louis Selbright, for con-
tempt, wHE continued until Saturday
Tn" trial Of Samuel u. Lyons, charR.
cd with gtund larceny, IL set for to-day,
The wrilS Of Hclrc JGcidS, upon reCOgni.
ZhnCes, against the HuTeIlHs Of Town
Nsnd Adams and Jacob Watson, IT,,
will occupy the attention Of the Court
today, having be0n continued from
yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

PATENrs.-Among the patents re.
Gently issued from the Patent Office
we notice two for inventions made by
Wheeling mechanics. The first was 10
Mr.. L. r. Addison, for an improve.
ment In lamp chimneys. Mr.. Addison's
chimney is composed OF n glass bulb to
which is attached by tight Joints at Ms
upper edge, a metallic or mica section,
and IL claimed to be much superior TO
TO the old fashioned chIuneys manu-.
featured entirely OF glass.
The other WAS issued 10 Mr.. J. II.
ReiRhard (assigned TO Messrs. J, II.
Hobbs, Br0ckunier & Co.. for an i'm.
proved Glass Mould. The REGULARITY
OF this invention IE said to be, that the
pluuger Of the mould il made hollow,
md Is connected with a hollow piston
rod, through which water IL infected
The mould in formed OF two parts with q
narrow intervening space. Into this
space, water is thrown from reservoir
when the mould IL being used, for tho
purpose OF cooling II, II II confidently
asserted thHt the Improvement Ia a val
liable one, aud IL worthy the attention
ofthose engaged in this department OF
manufactures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

RIVER Enthusiastically was n dull
day On tho landing. The river is again
falling and should this severe weather
continue few days, our river Items
willbe few in number and very short.
The SHlllo v, and Express arrived
from parkersburg md departed at II
o'clock II. III. The TngOmnr came up
from SunIiSh and the Forest City came
down from StuuDpnvlIle. Both no.
turned ut their usual hours. The TO.
heccn, which hHS been lying nj the BEL
mont landing, got up EteHln and lowed
the Potomac TO the boat yard above tho
Suspension Bridge. Both have taken
up their quarters lherO for tho present,
BOnts leaving to-day: New State, for
PaTkersburg NJ II II. m; InROmar, for
SuniiHh At p. mi Forest City, Tor
Stsu benville nj ~ p. IN.
Last evening there were lOur feet,
four ihnhes In the channel mud falling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

HAPPY TERMINATION or THE Row IN
THE BOARDING HousE.-The landlady
now uses Bookings Unrlyalled Baking
Powder; and as matter Of course her
Biscuit and Buckwheat Cakes are al.
ways Light and palatable, and every
thing moves along pleasantly, II you
want peace In the family, and good d.
gestion to follow your appetite, try Il,
Sold by e. Booking, No. i Odd Fellows'
Hall, and Booking & Miller, corner
First and Chapline streets.
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WBwere told by gentleman yes
terday that the Bellaire Nail Mill, 10.
Gated near that village, will put por-
ton of their machinery into operation
next Monday. It is said that this en-
terprlse Is in the hands Of those who
know how such an establishment
should be constructed and operated,
and we heard the remark made few
days Aimee, that the buildings and ma
chinery Of the mill will compare favor
able with the best In the co untry. Some
ten or twelve months agonn association
was formed for the erection OF this mill,
Without any flourish, yet with an ener.
gy that Is bound to succeed, the estab.
llshlnent has gone forward, and we
hope soon to chronicle the fact that It Is
In full tide Of successful operation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

Enthusiastically morning about {
or 8 O'Clock, the manager of Bishop
Wheelan's coal mine near Mount de
Chantal, while engaged on the trestle'
work leading from the mouth OF the
mine to the Hempfeld Railroad, the
board on which he was walking gave
way, throwing him 10 the ground be.
low, distance of thirty odd feet. In
his descent he struck one OF the cross
braces, breaking 1t In three pieces, and
receiving a severe confusion on the
back part Of his hip. Had the fall not
been broken by striking the brace,
more serious consequences might have
resulted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

OUR sidewalks are in a very slippery
condition, las every one knows who had
occasion to be out yesterday. In some
localities 1t is positively dangerous to
walk over them, aud 1t would not sur.
prise us to hear of limbs being broken
and craniums cracked, II some meas.
ures are not taken to render the pave.
ments more safe. The simplest and
most efficient remedy that we know OF
Is, 70 sprinkle ashes over the Ice, and II
no better one can ee devised, we sug-
geSt that 1t be generally resorted 10.
This, at least, Is an economical mode OF
making smooth places rough, and that
is what Is needed in our sidewalks ut
present.
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steinway's Medal.

The above Is a cut Of tho medal
awarded at the Paris Exhibition, to
Messrs. Sieinway, for superiority of
their pianos over all others. An i'm.
mense demand for the Steinway piano
has been created, as will be seen from
the sworn return made 10 the United
States Collector OF New York, for the
months ofSeptember and October. Four
bundled and nineteen pianos were
sold for 1924, $40, payinga tax of ST.
227. This Is truly an immense bust.
ness. and at the same rate the yearly
sales would be over $500 pianos. A
small but carefully selected stock Of
the SteinwayS will be found at Mr.. W.
II. Sheib's Music House. where they
are selling far below New York prices.
Holiday stock now arriving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

FEsmvAI.-we learn that an oyster
supper was to come off In Central Hall,
BellaIr, last evening. The members Of
Belmont Lodge, No. $40, I. o. G. T.,
were at the head OF the affair, which is
II sufficient guaranty that It would
prove asuccess. II any OF cur friends
down there will give us the partlcu.
lam, we will be happy to make note
OF the proceedings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

We made brief mention OF the muir,
der OF Major JohnaA. Thompson, In
Texas, in yesterday mornings, paper
We have been furnished the letter Of
Surgeon Hulse, making the sad an.
no1neementto Maj. Thompson's father;
and also, an extract from the San Anto'
MO cypress. Both will be found In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

Nor ONE oENT m SIX YEAns.-our
machine has been In almost constant
use for nearly six years, and has moi
cost one cent for repairs. It has given
great satisfactlon.--[Letter OF Casper
w. Hillman, No. 1879 Heath street,
Philadelphia, March 10, 1855, to the
Wilcox q Gibbs s. NJ. Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

"PRoyE THE PUDDING. "-Try Logan.
List & Co.'s Excelsior Baking Powder,
and yon will say, as thousands now
say-'tlt is the best we have ever used !"
Now is the time to prove 1t in your
Buckwheat CakesRnd Biscuit Get the
genuine. 7T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

LooNL VIEws.-Mr. Partridge has
prepared, and has for sale at his extern
sIve photograph establishment on
Main street, some splendid stereoscopic
views of our local scenery. Views OF
the Suspension Bridge, OF the Ohio
river at this point, OF the Island and
the valley Of Wheeling Creek, are par.
ticularly fine. They ought 10 find a
place in the parlors Of all our citizens.
StereOscOpes in every variety OF style
aud price, may also be found at the
same place.