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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-06

ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-We call special attention to
the following very fattering notice, from
the ST. Louis Bulletin, of the snccess of the
81. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
of st. Louis, Missouri. The business of
this company is conducted by DR.. w. d
F. sawrie at No. II North Cherry street
Maxwell House:
Probably the greatest success ever
known in the history of insurance compa-
MES has been achieved by the 81. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company. This
institution was organized under a State
charter in 1857, and is now the leading
life insurance company in the West. In
fact it has been a grand success. There
never has been anything wild about it
on the contrary, il is tame well in hand,
solid, reliable and punctual. Its affairs
have been conducted by the best business
men of this city, fact sufficiently evil
denced by the array of solid men that COM
pose its official and directorial boards. On
the second of January, 1867, this company
declared dividend of forty per cent. Its
assets on the first day of July last, were
$l,950,45l 80, and, on the first of Septem-
Der following, $2,0O0,00O, an increase of
$40, $40 0S in two monthsp
We endorse the above favorable and APP
preciative notice; we are glad we have
snch home company. The agent, DIR. w.
d. F. SaW.ie, is well-known TO our citizens
as a reliable business gentleman. noy30 1w
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 5.-Sales 50 bids tobaeco;
lEgs s. 25; leaf $l7 Is. Fiour-Superfne 81 IS.
Wheat dull, 81 25. Corn-New ear SOC, Bacon
unchanged. Lard firm at lie. Mess pork 81 50.
Bulk meats-Shoulders 954e; clear sides PC:
hams l2l4c. Whisky nominal. 50 Ia bond, Cot
ton nominal, l31ztGl4. Hogs frIner. 1914.
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LEBANON STAGE.

FDaEFIFLD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ~ Nashville A. NJ
Naahvflia al IL
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GREAT AUCTION SALE
or
II T. al IS & n ! A. II II

~ Il n IL II = l. a l. II
On "Wednesday next. December II. com
meneing with Lots on Church street. adjoining
the Chattanooga Railroad Sale will be eontin-
ued from day to day until the whole property
in Hynes & Boyd's Addition. belonging to p. c.
McNairy Co., is sold. This sale is persmp-
tory. to settle copartnership and is to close upon
the grounds adjoining the residence of the late
John .. Ewing, and known as Davis Gussman
city.
A splendid entertainment will be given upon
the grounds. and the public are invited to
attend omnibuses carrying the crowd to and
from the grounds will leave our Office at lO15
o'clock. H..
Terms-One fourth cash. balance one and two
years. with interest. Persons wishing to dis
count their purchases can do 90 Mt ten per cent
on the deferred payments.
J. l.. a r W RPoUv anil
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays NJ s O'Clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock p. N.
LEwIsBURG AND HoLESsvILLE STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
urlay at 1880 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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0PEsING AND C1sSINts OF TIKI
aAIIs-ATGUST ist .-0HscfaI.
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NAsHvILLE ANDNoRTHwEsrERN RAILROAD

Passenger Irdluk.
Leaves Nashville at...-....7:00 A. N. aud 545P. NJ.
Arrives al Nashville at-..630 A. NJ. and $50 P. N.
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1nrnsrrrrr Avn NASHVILLE RAILROAD.

Leave Nashville att. cor A. N. aud Gao P. n.
Arrive Al Louisville at. 800 P. N. and 400 A. NJ.
Leave 100 A. NJ. and 800 P. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at. SO A. N. and 1890 P. NJ.
Accommodation train is superseded by the
train that arrives in Nashville A. NJ and
leaves p. M.-eXcept on Sunday.
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New.Yorl. Drveoods FarI,et.

NEw YORK, Dec. 5.--The weather is fine and
trade is dull enough even for this season: still
prices are steady. Bleaehed mnslins are selling
down to 131%@131s. Brown sheetings heavy.
trade limited. supply held with considerable
firmness at 1871 for Atlantic A, Is for Clarks and
Indian Head, 14lS for Appleton and Lawrence;
6ne goods, however are plenty and low enough
Prints in moderate request, all standard prints
selling steady at l2l2. Delaines in moderate de-
mand; 16@l7 for all makes Canton iannels and
I~tE lie II oh
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itTSa Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga
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A GENERAL WAKING UP.

Called Meeting Of the City Council Last
Eight-IG Proposes 80 QuieIus the
Check Business, and Build Custom
house ana POstefiiee-MayOr Alden
ON the SiIuatiOu-The Sunday Beer
Bill Laid 10 Rest, and the Police Com
misstOners Resurrected.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
There was called meeting of this board
last night.
A message from the Mayor was received
and transmitted to the Common Council.
NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. Thornberg offered a resolution for
the appointment of joint committee of
five to consider the propriety of reducing
the salaries of city officers to be elected at
the next regular meeting. Adopted, and
Messrs. Knowles and Nelson appointed for
the Board of Aldermen.
Mr. Allen offered a resolution. which
was adopted, providing for the appointment
OF special joint committee to petition the
Legislature for power to issue $500 900
worth of city bonds, to be used in hquida.
ting the floating debt of the city, and for
no other purpose. Messrs. Allen and Thorn
berg were appointed for the Board of
Aldermen. Adjourned.
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Leaves A. N.
Arrives at P. N.
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Second NOrfhera.
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novlln No. lBrOadvAy. New York City.
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VIEW YORK MONEY and stock Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-MOney market steady
at 6d7 per cent. for call loans. Sterling dull at
91xd954. Gold steady, opening at l3T14 closing
at 1871 tGOyernment stocks without decided
aIO8 l8-4Os i3l1lalOl74; 7-36s I0I54@lO5 Stocks
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COMMON COUNCIL.

Board convened at P. NJ, pursuant 10
call, Chairman Shankland presiding.
Professionalism Burchett Cochran.
Corners, Coyle, Grant, Griffin, Hammer,
Kercheval, Mitchell, Pratt, Thayer, Wood.
mansee.
The following, transmitted from the other
Board, was read as
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IN P. = n
Deeasar, Memphis and New Orleans.
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from the previous weeks atatement:
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive Al Nashville ......-...-...la0 A. ~.
Leave ...-....-.--.---...'.--.''--- a,uV ?. NJ
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville $50 A.
ArriVa al kaqhVfiie Z.IO P. T.
Memphis. Mobile and N o. Express:
Leave Nashville at-....................7. $50 P. ~
Arrive AT Nashville l2) A. NJ
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y II q ~ " DhUN \ anu
F. r. CHEATHAM. Agents.
BARNES & DOLIE, Auetioneers
December 5. 1867. dec6 I'd
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clo1Fs. oPTSs.
First NorthcFu.
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MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR.

MAYORS OFFICE, NASHVILLE Tenn,
Dec. D, lS61.-GENTLEMEN OF THE CRY
COUNCIL IhaVe deemed il necessary to
call you together to-day for the purpose of
considering the following questions in ad-
dition to any other business which NAV
regularly come before you, VIZ:
Below please find statement of debts
claiming our immediate attention.
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EdgeaeId aud Kentucky R.R.
54oa -
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edice Hours.
RAuRoADAND sTAGE TIME TABLE

From z to6P.M sundays. too An
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memphis and New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

THE FAIR-OpentHg Day-Eneifin2
JTot.-Yesterduy; the annual Fair or
the North West Virginia Agricultural
Society opened Mt the grounds on the
Island. A. usual on the first days the
display was not what it will be to-day
and the succeeding days. But little OF
the stock, DC, that has been entered on
the ComPany's books, had ar
rived within the enclosure. We
noticed some fine lots OF sheep in the
stalls on the western side Of the
grounds. On the opposite side the
stables are tilIed with fine horses, some
OF which displayed their going qualities
on the track during the afternoon. The
rnca between them was OF the most ex
citing character, and caused considera-
BILE feeling among the spectators pres
ent. 1t seemed to be the gem
eraI opinion that more closely
contested race never came oil
before on the track. We were unable
TO obtain the names OF the parties en-
IerinE the horses, but the following are
the animals that went, and the time
made:
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4EETIxG OF THE RAFIISF ALSO
CIATIO6.
KgESrSG EE..roN.

TIE Association met according 70 the
a5gournmsas Of lszt ysar, in the S<Ptts;
Church formerly 81. Aztbs~'zt. cor
ner Of Byron and Monroe E;rssts, yss-
t=rizy morning.
The following eburebss, embEse!ng
: membership 81 81, were represented:
Buffalo, Warrington county, Pa: Peas
AM Grove, Washington county, Pa;
EDsnEZsr, Brooke c1Cnty, ". V a. and
the Wheeling Church.
Tie exercises were opened with sing-
ing ~ the meeting, reading Of the
Scriptures Dy Rev. Stone, and prayer
By RsT. Smith.
TIE Introductory Esrmon EEE
prssched Dy the Rev. J. ". Tsggsr-
lex. N Hebrew.
Aft=r the close Of the sermon singing
and prayer were had, and The AssociE-
lion zdJourusd mill ~ p. m.
AFIEksoos SESSION.
Al N ?. La- The Association reasseu-
olsd, ard vent through with the Usual
singing and prayer
Ib= Association then proceeded 70
The election Of Oncsr=, and chose Rev.
9. " Wharton: Moderator, and Rev.
VI. Z. &zJb=rry, Clerk
TIE Constitution was tben read
The messengers Present from cor
responding bodies were invited 70 re-
port
Rev. !. Z. Stone. Missionary Of the
Amerscan Baptist society, delivered
an Interesting address, which Was lis
tened TO with marked attention.
On motion Of Rev. J. W. TaggArt,
the circular letter was ordered 10 be
RAD.
Hr. 5. r. Wheeler then read the let
ter, the subject Of which WIS "Suudsy
sehool in Church and Church in Sun
day School"
On motion, a Committee on Resoiu-
lions was appointed consisting Of the
following. Mes n. Taggart, AcCieaFy,
II lyman, Stone and Smith.
On motion, Meszrz. AcCIeary, Bayne
and Lyman, were apointed committee
% select the time and place for the
next meeting Of the Association, d
DTUihsr 10 preach the roductOry ser
mon and one % write the circular let
ter.
ssTne Committee on Devotional E1er-
c-ses, reported that Pew. Stone would
preach in the evening att O'Clock.
The following gentlemen were sP-
pointed a Committee on Obituaries I:
AessIs. a. p. Stewart, - Garrett and
- Wheeler.
Correspondents were then appointed
for the different associations a. follows:
PdTkeTs J1fIg, ". Vd.-A. 2. Stewart,
J. ". TsggsrE and = Gerard.
Una, Chi9-G. W. Wharton, VIM. Y.
Isyberry and = Mzllonee.
EHioH-G. w. Tsggart, Stuart, May
barry and Wharton.
5ILtLs CTesE, OEto-Wharton, TaggaTt
and hcCleery.
Pisqua, Judsonr Broad Run, Green
Drisr, and Teay's Valley associations
coFrespoud by minutes.
a collection was then taken up, aud
there being no further busiDesS, AFTER
singing and prayer, the Association adj
jOurued until 8 d. M to-day, at which
uour devotional sKsFciEes will be held
Ia the Baptist Church. After the eIer-
cIses have been concluded the A5sociA-
zion will transact its remaining bust
mess.
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Greenwood Cemetery.

GITUATED ON THE NATIONAL, Road
- Sm4le1 east Of the city. Is now ready f0f
interInents, sale, and Improvement Of lots
II contains % acres OF land, and s laid out
in the most modern and improved STYLE
can Be easily reached nj an ssEsons al In,
year by the National Road, and for three
iourths Of the year by the HempfieId R1iI
Road. 1t Is perfectly secure, and fntsnded 10
be beautinsd by every variety OF rrees ailrub-
bsTy. Pubhc vault chapel, Artiteiai lake
fountains, etc-, 70 make It equal 70 tbe bSsi
rural cernets-tss in the county,
Ample provision IL also made, for ia en-
LATgement, order and care In ps.rpetuIty.
ReTsons DESTROYS Of purchaEfn2 lots ran
exRtnlne the grounds with the SupsFjiitan-
dent, who has plat, or secure them BY eau
ing a. the once Of the Secretary, on MAI,
street, over the Bank OF WheelIIir
PERSONS wishing TO make internenfs xii
cal on tbs Secretary To obtain permit tl,sTts
Tickets OF admission 70 LothoIdsfs and
Vtzitors VIII be issued by the SecrrtarT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS-A. y. SSFeeusy
President K. c. EonhAm, secTetary: y
Rhodss, John q. Muth, Geo MendsI, Jo-
BsI!, Jno. a Armstrong, Geo Adams r. =
jordan, z A. HHdreth, au3i-lyt
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POLICE CoUEr.-Yesssrdsy morning,
there was pretty fair representation
at the Police Court. Seven cases made
up the docket
William DonneIIy was fined $40 and
coz;s for disorderIy conduct; David
Houslander, 81 and costs for raising
some disturbance near the house of
Herman Rsnner, in Centre Wheeling;
John Ready and Thomas Green, for
excessive drunkenness. 81 and costs
each; Adam Everett, go and costs for
abusing his wife; Ars. John Ready, and
Miss Sarah Ready, her daughter, =
and costs each for making faces at n
son Of Mrs. Eliza Lee, threatening TO
scaId him, using loud, abusive and
vulgar language towards Mrs. Lee her
sell, and, to sum it all mp in one word,
Tor creating general disturbance.
There being no further business, the
Court adjourned until this morning, at
. o'clock.
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CIRCUIT CoUET.-The Court met yes
tsrday morning at 10 O'Clock, Judge
Caldwell on the bench.
\ grand jury WIS smpanuelIed con-
si-tiDg OF the following members:
John II. Hall, J. Il. Sheppard. a.
Allen Howell, Alexander Cecil, John
D1nIun. z. W. Paxton, John X. Hub
bard John HandiHu, =. II. woodward,
william ". Miller. Truman Dodson.
l.. :. Delaplsin, Samuel Mcclellan,
James ". Ewing, John Faris, Byers I.
Yates, Edmund Booking Morgan i. on,
Robert AcCabe, James Adr=hull, John
Howell. Joshua Burlsy, Thomas Pol
lock.
The jury found indictments for as
satIlt aud battery against Henry Otto.
Jacob F'rieLs, Andrew Hess and wilhei-
IDiua II ~, hts wife; WIN -. Armstrong
and Stewart Henderson: Jas. a, nltus
DOkssy, Barker, Tor HtabDing with in
tent 20 XII; james, dtin5 hichuel,
Moran aud John Wade, for petit
larceny: Charles Fills, for petit lar
osny: Gsorgs Boyce. two indlctmeStsl,
for petit iATcany: Nancy Hyatt, for
house breaking with Intent to commit
lHrcsny; Patrick, alias Patsey, Eagan
and James Lee, for petit larceny; Stew
art Henderson, for entering a house after
night ~ ith intent 10 commit rape: Pat
rick II. Quinlan, for aiding iu the escape
Of Frank y. heilor from Ohio county
jail; Lawrence f.. Cady and i. i. Mel
Tor, for escape from Ohio county jail;
and Michael II. Brady, for escape from
Ohio county Jail.
sIessrs. Alfred Caldwell and VIM. v.
Hoge qualified IA attorneys.
The ease of Lawrence Cady, charged
with rape, IS set for this morning.
The Court meets this morning Mt ten
O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

Music! MusIc-Yisitors to our city
and Fair, and citizens generally, should
not neglect to step into Sheib's Music
store and see the elegant stock of
SteInway and Knabe Pianos. Mason Il
Hamlin's Cabinet Organs. Estey Cot
tage Organs, sheet music. musical
goods, &c, on exhibition and sale. Mr..
Sheib will accommodate all at lower
prices than elsewhere in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

NEW STOCK OF observation-disclosures. C.
p. Brown & Co. have just received and
opened oGt one OF the finest lots jew
elry dc, ever brought to this city. You
can find anything you want at their es-
tabli -hment from "a sardine spoon up 10
"A $500 watch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

wHRS our readers go to their doors
this morning for their INTELLIGESCERs
and find IAN eager and uipping air.
abroad, they will naturally reflect that
cold weather il coming, and that they
are in need Of newer and warmer cloth
ing than they now possess. When
they open the paper anu, turning to the
ndyertising columns on the second
page, peruse the advertisement Of Mr.
a. II. Adams, they will know all that
man need know to enable him TO get
the best gentleman's outfit for the least
money. Mr.. Adams, at the old stand
on Water street, IA few doors South OF
the Sprigg House, has now one of the
most attractive stocks OF gentlemen's
furnishing good= in the city. His as
sortment b large and very complete,
COIN prisIng, for example, no le5s than
two hundred pieces Of beautiful cassi-
msres. He employs an accomplished
and fashionable cutter, and gets up
suits which, for excellence, elegance and
cheapnezs cannot be surpassed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

AMosG our new advertisements this
morning will be found the card OF
Messrs. Chapman 4 Co., Of The Island
Foundry" who have their office and
warerooms on Monroe street. nearly
opposite the First National Bank.
These gentlemen have every facility for
tine production of No. castings, and
have earned quite an snviabIe Teputa-
tion for their work. Mr.. Alex. Hukill
IL the business man Of the concern, and
we can ass ure those who have not yet
made the acquaintance Of the gen
tleman that they will find him prompt
in his engagements, and an accommo-
dating and agreeable gentleman 10 trade
with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

TnE urst number Of the Evening
CDmmeTeial, published by johnson 4,
Amos, made lie appearance yesterday.
There ought 70 be held FOR an enter
prise OF this kind IN our midst, and ne
dOuU. not that II our newly Iisdgsd CO.
ten pOEaIy prOTss equal 70 the occasion
IL vii! meet with fair encouragement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

THosE who visit the Fair should be
sure to see the life size portrait of a
child among the pictures on exhibition.
1t il "a photograph in pastel and the
first OF the kind executed in Wheeling.
II is really a fine work OF art, and
shows the enterprise of Partridge, who
has now at his place the best talent in
the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

OCTOBER AAREIAGRs.-We are in
formed that during the month there
are 10 b sixty weddings. II - the duty
of those TO drop in At OdbeFt's Drng
Store and buy a Toilet Sst-BaT Inn
ported Soap; Good Hair and Cloth
Brush; and Everlasting Comb, very
heavy snd long. a fine assortment Of
the above goods just received at end Of
Stone Bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

The following u the PTuBTHIIIHe OF
the races for to-day.
omen 10 Troiiing Horsos owned in Belmont,
Brooke. Ohio and adjoining Counties-
Mile heatS-beSt 5 in 3 IN Harness; SlUO 10
firsL horse, S25 10 second.
Same day = O'Clock, Z. 81.
Premium.
Open 10 Trottpng HOSES that have never
beaten 80 IN publc-Mtle heats-hest IN
sin Harness; $50 to utSt horSe, 50 TO second.
Same day 1 O'Clock. r. NJ.
Rr6mt1 "
SIS 10 firsf horse, IS 10 second.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

JgPEOyEXEST.-Ihs Island people
are getting fixed up. The sidewalk on
zane street, from Elm a. far west a.
the .ehOoI house, has been graded, and
the curling sst. At present the zaid
sidewalk j. dUsty-GscIdsdly dusty. II
- 10 - hoped brick pavement viii
-Jyn be laid down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

Hos. b. STASIoS, OF our own city,
formerly member Of Congress aud
Northumberland Of Ohio, Will Be
in BslIaIre 1t the macs meeting this
afternoon. Turn out 70 hear GCysrDoT
Stanton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

GRAVEL RooPs.-Mr. George Crum-
backer OF this city, is fully prepared 10
put on gravel roofs in the most i'm
proved method, and warrants his work
10 give satisfaction, either in resisting
fire or turning water. The tar used is
put through process that frees It from
oil and benzole, and no matter now
great the heat, IL will not run. It Is
equally efficient in roofs Of every con-
ceiYable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks Of the best quail
~, and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood test Of ffteen
years in Pittsburgh. tul25-3m
Address me through the Post-othce,
or call at my establishment head OF
Lindsey street.
-JUsIPEETAR Soar" CURES cnaPpsd hands
saltrheum. plmpIes, and sil eaIaneo1s ari'so-
tons, rendering the AKIN soft and smooth.
Manufactured by
CAswELL. HAZARD 4 Co,
soid By all Druggists.
The PUKEsT ASD EWEETEsT Cod Liver oil
In the world, manufactured from fresh
healthy liverS. upon the sea shore. II Ii per
fe-tIy pure and sweet Ask for Hazard 4
Cs5BeIIis Cod Liver OIL" manufactured by
CAswELL, HAZARD Z co,
''''1 " 80 = aprI7-Iy .eod&soWdGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

THE OPEKA.-As was anticipated
there WAS grand rush at Sheib's
music store, yesterday, for ssats. The
excitement TO hear the eminent artists
is ON the increase, and as there are but
few good seats remaining unsold, we
urge All who have neglected the matter
to al once apply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

WILCOX & GmHs' Sewing Machine
Company's agent, p. a. Smell, is stop
ping at the Grant House, and desires TO
secure the services OF ar energetic man
to act as agent for Wheeling and vicint-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-02

THERE Will he an Immense photo
graphic establishment on the Fair
Ground, near The FLORAL Han, where
everybody who visits the Fair can have
pictures taken for very small amount
III stamps.