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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-15
Notice to city Voters.
MAY0R's OFFICE. CITY HALF
MEWPHIH. TENN October MLh. Ls6T.

OFFICES for registering voters for the next
~ Municipal Election viii be opened this day
az 10 o'clock a IN and for the next Thirty days
at the following places:
First ward-R- D. Baugh, Reg ster, No. 4
] ckson street.
Second Wsrd-wm. Chase, Register. No. p
Poplar street.
Third Nari-F. J.. A1weI. Register, No. -
Second street.
Fourth Ward-J. B. Woodward, Register, No.
80 second street.
Finh Ward-W. L. Marsh, Register, No @
Beaie street
sixth Ward-Tames Banks, Register, Waldran
Block. Main street.
seventh Ward-L D. Wimberly, Register,
Ferguson Building. Beaie street.
Eighth Ward-frauE Tat
Attention l. called to the foUoR ing extract
from the CITY CharteT, in relation % the above
The Register +" shall open books FOR the regis
ration u all persons allowed BY existing laws
{ vote In any municipal election, and b re-
side in said ward ana every voter In each
ward shall before offering to vote, cause him
sci; TO be registeredin said books. and d re-
ce1ve 1rOm the Register a certificate Of regis
traitor, which b be NUMBERED % correspond
with the name and numberO on the books fthe
Register aud % person shall be suffered 70
vote az any municipal election who shah net
have and produce TO the Judges Of election his
certificate as Aforesaid aad 20 voter shall be
allowed to vote IN any ctder ward than the one
where he resides and is registered
OcJ l0t W. O. LJFLAND. Mayor.
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SIR. As there IS stIl quite an amouutot snan-
Toned property on your returns, ana muEn /
a. -c-urfed " the former owners VINO aDan-
Fg,1ed n according 20 the definition CT the law
80 WOO. through contempt oftle Government
~ me United states. and Of the freslleuLs su-
rbortv decline 70 mske any application under
lie orders approved by him Dr is restoration
- - hereby instructed 10 give notice 20 all
such persons through your odlcera ano agents
$50 rhafr property coming under The above
besd of abandOFea properly he'd gy tue Gov
sr1meuf and nov on yourreturnr VIII De taken
S--Igi noEseseiou OF .- first OF January next
Es-fed 81 refl . freedmen 10 &C
cordsuce with the provisions oI The law. In
49, tbev make Application 10 accordance win
49, law. f1-usl restoration VII re immediate
IN made and reported 70 THIS office.
Very truly, ye-Es5
Z. - GRANT.
Secretary OF War ad interim.
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HARDWARE.
so Carver Gins, from 40 to 80 avs,

3 Milburnss Celebrated Iron-AzIs wagon.
IS Milburne's Celebrated Ehimble-skain Vs.
ors-Cver 30 sold in Memphis; al warranted
JoF twelve months, and only Slz 81 damaee1
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MRMPBIS Ard OHI0 RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
gENEnAL szrEznrESDEgI,s oErcE

TRAINS viii Iesvet the Depot ofthis Company,
/ at head Of Main street, until further notice,
a. follows
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ACKEREL

OFFICE MEMPHIS GAYOSO GAS COM
~ PANY, MEMPHIS, TEAN., November 2 1907.
To the Stockholders Of the Memph GayOso
Gas Company:
An additional call oftWenty per cent. on the
subscribed stock of the Company is hereby
made payable stthe Comuany's Office. south
west corner OF Man and Jefferson sEeets, on
or before the 18th day OF November. 1867
John DONOVAN, President.
GARLAND p. WARE. secretary. novE lot
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71HE undersigned would respectfully inform
i his friends and the public that be q pre-
pared to devote his whole attentiQn 70 Design
Ing p ans and Superinteudtug Buildings. with
a. much energy and attention 60 hfs patrons
Interest as he did FOR the Guys intel est while
City Engineer.
OFFIoE-shllman Block, Second and Madi-
son streets. Charges r~easousble.
J. II. MCCLURE,
lArehtbest and Engineer,
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state OF TENNESSEE, County OF Shelly.
mkKE NOTICE. that at the December term
"a fbs PROBATE Court OF shelby county, to
- Seld a. tho Courtroom in Memphis on the
6rst Monday IA December, 1901, 1 VIII spply for
Tafts-S IN administration on tbs estate Of MS
ME- MARY PATTERSON
uayrr Attorney. nO2 IaW4w
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AJa.Ol0 ss9gI ~, ~

The diuinuuon In the imports arises wholly
f-0m trs reduced deliveries % indian cotton,
on Tue ether hand, rhe lmpoTtsot United states
--ttoD wsre 1900 cwf. IN the nrst eiEht
months Uf this year. IS compared with 9 'lWg
rv-t 10 tie corresponding pero4 OF -@l anu
IUQs cWt 90 the corresponding prflo1 OF 4-
rrversI resistant Commissioner OF tue Freed
mems Bureau;
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Architect and Engineer.

GAKLAND P. WAKE. secretary. nor
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WILL sell my lower Plantation IN Tunica
eon1tv or exchange II for other good prop
s@tV Or iease Il for the next year or for q series
oTyaars- II is one Of the highest and best in
me bottom, about 40 miles below Memphis
jyl9 - "N@NAA'
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noviO
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GRAND OPENING BILLIARDS
The D0negana Billiard Hall,
Corner Second and Madison sts.,

OOTu5E DttOLU aLl AauIsOu 3D.
Late stIllman HAIL.
L and the public generally, thai he has sold
his letsehOld Interest in the late ElDoradO Bill
lizard Han. lie has rehttef aud almost newly
r~efuru1snrd the a0Ove establishment as a First
Class Billiard Hail. ana Is now prepared 70
Accommodate bis patrons IN a style second TO
no establishment in III Sgutbwe-t-
oclg I'm N. NJ. MCKEOGH. Proprietor.
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3 Mllburnss Celebrated Iron-A1Is wagon.
IS MiIburne's Celebrated EhimbIe-skain We
ons-CVer aO sold IN Memphis; all warranted
tQr twelve months, and only 81 50 damagsI
claimed for breakaEe.
30 Carver Gins. from 40 to 80 savs.
wood ana iron frame.
3 Todd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses
douole-gsareda1d 70 work BY crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 Iocds Improved Horse Powers, fer running
Gins and Grist Mills-ths finest power mads-
James Todd Stationary Engines. OF All Etzss.
from - to I0O-bOrse power.
TOcd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
eh1nerys OF al kinds, furnished a. short ne
Portable Steam Engines, Of all sizes, nom Et0
8-hOrse pOwer.
Stationary Engines, Of all sizes, from % 70 %
horse power.
Single and Double saw MI-Todd's and other
make.
Gin segments, for 10 md L feet wheels, CON-
Dlete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, 2 4 and .
horse power.
. Tons Of IRON TIES Qow to the trsdsL
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted dow 10 the iradeL
lO0 Nests Cedar Tabs, QOw - the trsdsl.
70 Buckeye Cider Presses. to close consignment
ITO and Il Horse Power Portable Engine, See
ond-hald, low for cash-must be sold.
a%N0AAA-AaAAAH kAEaEH
rs H0rss Power Stationary Engine and Saw
Mil-al complete-caa be boughtlOs.
80 saw and 2 90 saw Gins Cbut little used)
low FIR cash.
Daniels Flaming M~aehinec1ts "a ineha
wide and IS feet lsng-csn be had at a bar
gain.
PLOWS or all kinds.
FEED CUTTERS,
COEN-SHELLERS,
THRESEIN4 MACHLNES
REAPERS AND MOWERS,
LATH sCHINES,
WHEAT DRILLS,
Lilies IRE and Burglar Proofssfes,
DEERING COTTON PRESSES,
COTTON PLANTERS.
COTTON SCRAPERS.
UTTON SWEEP RS,
CULTIVATURS
CURN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
r. Wood and Iron-WOrkfnE Machinery, OF
all kints ordered on short notice, and FUR
nisned at manufactures prices sell 3m
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--z-a-a-a1 markets resent nc new feature
Of interest. further than continued weakness
and decline in meas Ar E1lh
ar 81 5FE3 fu round lots from me -ale-n-
GEAR -fdeS are in large supply ana SCI age
al TEL.aTsL-c. Buyer are looking i@r a stL-
g-zstaF decline. We heard OF UEe logs al L7e-
but could not trace lle-H ~; anoItl1s ~
Ea.91 TSFfsLc. Plain Hams sGZc. sugar
-1ref 100. Lard is scarce, and nrm az 1919
he ia uerces. and ltzc IN kegs corn is ski
7aDF5nv and fn store. Meal 5a45- Oats "a
80. an S4t142 Hay eltal a lanQlug' aLu
cqqEI from store. Apples are very duu5 enolce
AaE common g uJr8 20. EEEs are scarce ana
G74 So Dar barrel. md In sacks stsl - 70 $40
Da- ruzT=I. There iB a demand for sweet p9la-
f0es flr shipment. Thew cell at Dc per oushal
from wagon. CblckeUSs rein -zrEesuppS a-e3Hi
- 81 81 ~ old and YOUNG Onions are scarce
and arm At SyT5 TO "a IS per b0L cement = 3
10 s. per bhl. Butter IS IN EOgd demand
Goshen. safe choice weser- = 1+9cs good
aaEc- common. not 10 demand Bag
rfTg IN good semaud AZ E62s for India,
a5H-Tc for Kentucky power, and -482e loE
hand made. Flour very qulrt A1pei e'4o
< gsalO 50. Xxx SIal2 50. XXX sAEI4i fancy
brands s. 50T-5 81 Mack-reL N Eopl
uUuTv No. i half bhls SO lGl- No. ?
s. 5lala- No I kft. 81 s5l3; No. 90
No. ! -TE2 o. Mo-aSSes nrm ar aJgrJs
for 81. Louis rehollet no New orleans or
eo1Ee1uencs in market. syrup Sal o. sugar
s~u rSI-aIqc 70. white crushed and powdered
sd coffee sugarsa N I7LElsIlse- brown lf& &c
RIO COZ Q. ItIr 20 clol "a. +t-I acr I'm lime
= 5N2 50: Cape Lime, s. 5s- 80 Nes-ern
reserve cheese, 1891 &C. factory,
F7gIf-r daf-v. lSZgIsc. Common, WHISKY,
81 -5a2s Imitation bourbon, s. 3s5: Bour-
bon, sss.
-ne imports OF raw cotton into the English
p0--E in the first eight months CT this year az
with the corresponding months OF 1850 and
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rfza-por cotton market opened this
n---f-g dut. with tendency ~dowuTards' but
----f--s rhe same as yesterday AT noon
f1ara was no change and e-9>el e-sl5I, = ~
$500 sd. Sslas for the day 500 bales me
Nsw Yo-E market opened quiet with nochalgs
--e-x Nominal. At Pm. the demand
90 T5T-5erste aud prices weaE-MoDIe Il 2
- D-Issrs IQEIglsc. with other Erad@ uu-
-DE eI1ga1 dull az same rates Dur
-.-Esf C1sned dull. at I5Lc for bright styles q
Nod ing, but weakened as the day advanced
Tow grades are IN more demand 5nu IgaLA
- nrices. comparatively, than tn- nlsltE
49, fhe ssles for the day were Small m an
Iz grF ne market closed weak, as follows;
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b REWARDI

OFF1cE Memphis BoARDoF UEDERwEITRs,l
MnMPHIs, TErN., June4. 1901.
IN order to more enectually suppress fncsh-
di .rism within the city o. Memphis, 2 re-
ward OF
Two Thousand DoUaPs
win be paid by the Memphis Board o. Under
writers to any policeman or 9L1SI pSton WIG
~ nersop or persons guilty OF firing any
,rsmfses nsared by any OF tne Insurance.
k,@nanfes eomprisinC this Boarq-
49, HV oRLsR ~ TIRE Board
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-07

THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HoKT1.
cuLrUGE.-The May number of this
elegant Monthly comes promptly to our
table, with the same manifest improve.
ment which has been apparent from its
commencement. or its leading arti-
cIes, "City Gardens" teaches how those
who ernst in town may have a perpetual
bOquet for the summer months; while
Mr.. Ridgely, in Couture Of the Grape
in Cities" shows how they may sit un
der their own vine, and eat the fruit OF
their own labor. Mr.. Parkman con.
cluGes his excellent paper on 'tFlOwers
OF May" DIR. John A. Warder, the
well.known pomoIogist, commences an
article on Summer Pruning of the
Grape" The Iona and Delaware
command attention, by the late DR..
May, of Warsaw, III. Notes and
Cleaning" and the Editors Letter.
Box" are well filled with the most val.
liable and practical matter. It is here
that the Magazine will be first opened
and more frequently consulted. Out OF
the more than eighty articles which
make up this number, there will be
found something adapted to any lOCali-
ty. In the present issue, the publishers
have given a complete list, with prices
attached, of all books published in
America since Jan.l. The idea is good,
and we hope 1t will be continued.
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EXTENSIVE BURGLARY = BANKING
House IN CANeNsBURG RoRBEp.-An
extensive robbery occurred in Canons-
burg, Washington county, on Friday
morning at very early hour. Some
where between two and three O'Clock,
the Farmers Deposit Bank was entered
by Burglars and a considerable amount
Of money taken out, though what sum
is not precisely known. An entrance
was effected by prying open the front
door, and when In, the safe was blown
open with gunpowder. There were
eighteen hundred dollars in the m ia
belonging to the company, besides n
large amount Of money in small par
cells, not formally deposited, but left
there by farmers of the neighborl for
safe keeping. In a book lying in the
sale were bills amounting 70 5000, be-
longing to an estate of which the treas
urer of the banking house, Mr.. Benia.
min South, is administrators. This book.
together with Its contents, was over.
looked by the burglars and left undis-
turbed. A reward of one thousand
dollars has been offered by the iustitu-
ton. 1--WE hundred OF which viii be paid
for the recovery Of the money. and five
hundred for the apprehension of the
thief or thieves. No trace, however n
the guilty parties has thus far been dis
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.4oDR. II JRKESNER.

NEW TREATMENT& NEW REMEDIES
nR K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
~ VICES Of an intRllig0if lRszistant who
YIN Attend to ! the bFd fartlon Of med.
BILE him TO give mona attention 70 out pc.
hents, especially to his many friends in The
country HIS medicines are all prepared In
his own ONCE and al delivered TO his pa
hent4 by himsAlE 'Or. x. treats all diseases
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
lty Is afnicted. he has large number OF new
remedies which have proved remarkably
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed to be incurables among which may
be named: Consumption, ScrOfula. Dis
ehMges nom the Ear, o1ena. ENLARGED Gland
treating Liver Diseases Stomach ComplainA7
Bronchitis and an diseases Of Che Throat
and Air Passages, HypeEtFophy and al ON:
az diseases Of the Heart NeuralgiR, EpilepT
Spinal Affections, and all diseases Of The NeI'
iYpus System, - HcknD W1edged by all who have
tested to be the most certRin and Successful
ever known to the medical profession. pr. n
mentof al diseases peculiar TO women, VIZ
MensIul DISTINCTIONS, Painful MenstTusuon'
Lancrhea, Uterine and 0vRnOn Tumois.
PnlaFEttS QtHEti and ale HdrSous diseases 70
which they are subject.
BE makes specially In the treatment Of
~ UqrnntG Affections OF the 9enttQ 4rln1l.g
Organs, viz: CatarTh of bladder and UretnI3
Irritable Bladder, and Eon.Tetention ana
'Giave, biabetiS and Difn51lt Urinsting, 81.
phtlitig Diseases in all, their varied loIInA
GhonaErhea, its omp1icAttonE and se9ne1IA
SpeFmAt0TThea and Imp0te ncy, and AL anec-
tons CONSEQUENT upon yOuthfn indlscIetl
Also special attention PAID q the tn3e.,S
of FfStulas White Swelling, ScrotnIo9A
S3oFeSi VaFioose tJIcefS de- Pers0ES RGhicted'
particularly With old troublesone C3 9SS
mould loss no time to GILL on or ednIess Y y
KIENERI Communications containing -
promptly noticed Once Pr0scI!P1on ne ~ ~
medicine cash. For visits in city, same ~
Once No. Odd Fellows building, . rev
dOoFs east Of Mcclure House, Monroe street.
D 0noa ChDuRs, E6aAIAla tB19 MAP. N. 20
P. N, and : r y. 70 3; ~. e. Ian!o
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CHoLERA.-A case OF genuine cholera
occurred in Cleveland recently, and
came near proving fatal. The remarks
OF the PlafndeaIer, in noticing this
case, are so applicable here that we re-
produce them for the benefit Of our
readers: eve do not note it for the
purpose of creating undue alarm, but
rather to forcibly suggest to our citizens
the absolute necessity of being fully
prepared for the advent Of this terrible
ScOurge, which will almost certainly
visit Us the coming Summer. The ex-
tent of its severity will depend, in a
great measure, on the sanitary prepare
tons that are made to thwart it. In
this good work the municipal authori-
ties can do but little, unless they have
a cordial cooperation from the citizens.
1t has been predicted that, as has been
the case with other cholera visits, the
disease will be more general and fatal
this year than last. Cholera presidents
all show that il spends much of Its
force, the first year, in getting foot
hold. Our preparations to receive it
canno: be too complete"
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GRAVEL eRooFs,-Mr, George Crum-
hacker of this city, Is fully prepared to
proved method, and warrants his work
TO give satisfaction, either In resisting
IRE or turning water. The tar used Is
put through a process that frees 1t from
oil and benzole, and no matter now
great the heat it WilETnot iTuu.HIt Is
equally efficient In rooEs Of every con-
ceivabfe pitch. Mr.. CTumbackeF keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quail
tyJ and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood test of fifteen
Yeara In Pittsburgh, APPS
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EoUEsTRIAN.-AM artinsville cores
pondent informs US that that pleas
ant village was enliyened few even
ings since by an equestrian exhibition
given by young gentleman from this
city, who illustrated to u large and adj
lniTing concourse of young ladies and
gentlemen variety Ofequestr.an feats,
q L'AnglGiSe, such as leaping hedges,
bitches, fences, bars, &C., especially the
latter. The Martinsville folks are very
DESTROYS Of having the performance re-
heated
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NJ ~. ?. -1s = = 70
~, R =, AnneFed. its9i='t, $50.
-. -. .,.-7. T.-5.-.--7, = ~. ~.
We received ct q late hour last night
t6e, SoiioIli1ls., i &, sS,.S1 a. $50,
=. s'TNH+t
wheeling election which took place
yesterday: g 475.s99- ~ iDod : b ifs-s,
Tpry5lsT,v1 = fs3I,h r11.sI!tl,,1,,,' 1S.tstl
c6stIes Ta1dt -ohn HI. ss' FowIL.
sy1 on. F9eort1a 1I5btn T1 IL. " 4,
": IcE,+ fSo AR is5.
MiehssI Rtota Is !: e1 IoySes zlm Gg is.
15o1g15s 49, 5aHo Horninestar,
10. fohn Me5ict. 10. TR- "! Hazlett,
10: r AZ AfrISIes he: Henry Marriott,
NJ. Iohn GiI1 5I23 =
2sspssnps- fSo;.t6 WteeLu0 ISeEeO-
Henry Knoks. 1so. Adam Kratz, 1856;
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WE were slightly in error in an
uouncing that the Circuit Court for
Ohio county would convene this Mon
day. morning." We should have writ
ten, Tuesday morning. We trust no
one suffered any Inconvenience from
our incorrect announcements.
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:. A HoRRIBLE SPBCTAcLE.-We were
considerably disguised last evening by
a Sf0ht'we witnessed on Fourth street.
A gentleman who wore h0rrid 8peeId-
eLeS, which he DID NOT purchase at OK
toby & Dufield's Jewelry store (oppo
some time vaInly endeaVored' read a
Superior speCtacles, clocks
and jewelry can be had at 103 Main
street. Repairing promptly executed.
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POLICE CoURT.-Timothy Dorgan and
William Godfrey, were each fined s.
and costs, for what the law terms ''dis-
orderly conduct" John Geiger and
John Mentz, for getting drunk and
lighting, were each fined 50 and costs.
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,9 - ~ YOUNG 8rEN


Who have injured themselves by A Oman
pEacace, 1ndnlged In when alone, q habit a.
qpentlE learned from evil compass lOnS or al
sCsnooI, the EFFECTS OF which ara nightly islt,
even when asleep, and,df not cured, render
marriage impossible, and DESTROYS both mind
and BODY, should apply Immediately.
what g pity that q young ian the hopeo
ms country ths pride OF his parents, should
~ hnAtcned rom all prospects and enIOy.
menus OF Life by the consequence OF dew.
atlng nom the path Of nature, and indulg.
lnsln . certain secret habit. Such persO5I
must before contemplating -
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AdJ0arnah I'M Tuesday l7thl.

REy FH1S AND HfEArHER = Business on
the wharf WAS quite lively, and The
movement OF manufactured articles
brisk. The Potomac, from Cincinnati
arrived with a fair trip. The local pack.
cts had a good many passengers ana
some freight. The Belle Vernon. from from
Pitts5urgh for st. Louis, is lying at the
WI wharf taking on freight. al She has
SSo tons Of iron, nails glass and
glass ware 70 ship, which has aIreadY
oeen engaged and as she dos moi Ieave
VI. Wednesday will probably GET com
siderable more freight. mess heavy
shipments speak well for our mannfac-
I0rers. Their goods are Ia Demand
everywhere at all points that ara &C.,
si41e at reasonable freightS, . 80 '.>& =.
me river had a little over Ia fast IN
the channel al dark last evening - bn NJ
Will probably be on the Tise this mo Snt
ing tom, the heavy rain Of yesteTIisv
and Sunday night. iYester,fSV ~
noon was quite pleasant ana 70
ward evening" there. seemed to bs 3
prospect of cledffne up with Ann M y
weather. 4 M ;s f.{IIfA 90 ~ y
,fsliGpst ...dff.s's'4t AZ ~ Nslil3aLss5i -
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THE Parkersburg Company have put
the steamer New State in the place Of
the Rebecca, which they have laid up for
painting and fitting up generally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-07

THE overseers of the Poor held their
regular meeting, Saturday, but trans
acted NO business other than the recep-
ton OF the regular monthly reports.
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Marriages

reflect that sound mind and body are tbs
LnoSt necessary requisites to promote comm
olaA hhpine8s Indeed, Withoutrthese Tie
Journey through life becomes earypIlEn,
mage; the prospect hourly darkens 10 IhA
We've me mind becomes Eha lowed with d6s-
pair and nlled with the melancholy refIeo.
uon that the happiness OF another becomes
6liRht9d With OFIF OSgn
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DoN'rsend your old furniture to auc-
ton or throw It TO, one side on account
of few scratches or because the polish
is worn offor become dim. Get a. bot
tie of Bookings Furniture Polish and
apply it according 70 directions, and
you will have a piece of furniture az
bright as though 1t were new. Price
251cents per oottle. Sold by Edmund
Booking, No. I; Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-07

e SOMETHING NEW FOB THR sLADI,irrEs.-
Mr.. Norton the agent for the Singer
Sewing MachIneg has purchased pat
ent tucker, which can be attached to
any machine, and which will mark and
lay one tuck while the machine Is stitch
ing another. 1t is very simple and can
be attached as easily as q common
gauge. Call and see them, at ISL Main