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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-05

SABBATH School ADDRESS. Mr.. Hen
derson, young attorney of this city, de-
livered the monthly address to the Sab,
both school of DIR. Baird's church, on
Sunday evening last. His address was
welltimed, Astounding in practical sug-
gestions, and strong in its simplicity and
earnestness. It's high but Just compli-
ment to the bar of our city, that its mem
bers are called upon monthly to deliver
lectures on morality and addresses to Sab
bath-school children. In the last few
months the bar has been represented in
addresses to Sabbath-schools by r. l.. Ca
ruthers, Jr, John NJ. Gaut, Terry H. Ca
hal, Philip Lindsey, Frank Reid, Mr..
Jones, Joe NJ. Stones, and Mr.. Henderson,
sill members Of the Nashville bar, and all
young men. Such young men are the
hope of the country. Nocountry can ever
drift far from order and right when law
givers and law advocates are imbued with
the principles of Christianity. These
young men, now threading with midnight
lamps the devious .labyrinths which lead
TO the temple of Themis, are some day TO
wear the spotless ermine once worn by
Green and Caruthers, and it should be
source of congratulation TO the State, that
under the administration of these young
men, the rugged austerities of the law will
be softened by the graces Of mercy and
Justice.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.-Iobaceo steady luFs
~ ilzbf leaf So -. kiouT-ouperEne - 20
Wheat doll, q 80; Corn-,S eT ear soc s DSe sa
pait T9Sst5-Sho ulders g1[c;.c!ear sides lZtze;
hans 1ZL<e whisky nominal, y an bond Cot
- raraiaal l3I. Hogs 6rmeT. "a "a.
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Neu York mnrkef.

NEw YORK, Dec 4.-CottOn more active and
frmer; uplands 10. Flour l5920c better. super
tine State and western 81 9095 81. W heat 5S5c
better and more active, amber state 81 20.
Whisky quiet and unchanged Oats dull. Com
quiet; mixed western 81 pal %. Pork quiet but
very firm. k2l 50 for meEs
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-05

MAeIsTERIAL.-Justiees T. D. Cassety
and Patrick NJ. Brien have entered into a
copartnership in the administration OF
Justice At the office of the former on
Deadericly street
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Kentucky state To,terv-Tba onl

''s1N"J NtEsaN Hf"aNNHy ub ONLY Ie-
galized Drawings in the United States The
Grand Holiday Drawing will take place Decem-
Der Slst. S2}0.65O to be distributed Capital
prize, $4,000. Communications strictly conf
dental. Circulars sent free, by addressing
MURRAY, EDDY & Co.,
nOvl2 l3teOd COYinrtop XIV
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-05

IoAvTs AND FIsHEs.-Simultaneous
with the proclamation Of the Governor
ordering an election for Attorney General
fordhis district, three candidates announced
themselves anxious TO serve the "dear peo-
ple" in that capacity. As they are all
strangers TO the home people Of this couns
tv. we will give their names-Capt. Tut
hin. u. w. Peabody and u. w. Classic.
As il is several weeks before the election,
there is ample time for others from down
Fast to get here in time for the race.
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Central Committee ON Democratic
OVRRuIE cation.

NASHVILLE, Nov. %, l867.-In com
pliance with the resolutions adopted by
the meeting held in the markethouse Of
this city on Saturday, the 9th inst, the
gentleman named below have been APP
pointed by the Chairman as the Central
Democratic Committee Of the State Of
Tennessee:
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NOZZLE, Dec. 2.--Sales 100 bales +;
market closed weak-middling 14Ic: re-
ceipis 2253 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-Cotton de-
clined; middling Orleans Isle; sales $500
bales receipts G014 bales Exports 202q
bales. Sterling 46l to 81. New York
SIGHT ,c discount. Gold 49,.
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MIddIe District OF Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
l notice Of his appointment a. assignee % +.
s. McMuTry, Of 6allatln. in the count Of
Sumner snd State OF Tennessee. Witbin said
District. who has been adjadsed bankrupt on
his own petition. hy the District Court Of said
District. 4. CARY, AssiEnss.
rovl2 law3ts Office, 631z Cedar street.
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Hon. JAMES WENTWORTH, Chm.

SUPREME CoURT-The court was not in
session yesterday, the Judges not having
arrived, but it ia thought it will convene
thia morning.
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DIR. LEON BROCRMAN, only regularly
educated 0culist and Aurist in.city, has returned
from a tour abroad. and can be consulted every
day, from A. II. until Pm.
Reception ParlOrs-St Cloud Hotel.
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Gold was without material change in
New York yesterday. The following were
the quotations Opened at 1873, was 1877 Z
at 1890, 1874 at noon, and closed at 1877 at
3 P. NJ. Brokers here were paving 1876
and holding at 1873.
Government securities were quoted in
Nou, Nnrl- .-aaAa.la.. o.. Ill
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+ SUCCESSFUL STAGE MANAGER.-Much
Of the splendid success attending the
"White Crook" at the Summer Street
Theater, is due to Mr.. Morris Sax, the
stage manager. He has been untiring in
his efforts TO place the piece" on the
stage in manner worthy Of its merits.
His interchangeable industry and excellent
taste have been rewarded with complete
success
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WHITE CRooK.-Seats in gallery at
Summer Street Theatre, fifty cents.
Reserved seats unoccupied at the end of
the first act will be held no longer, unless
special instruction is given by parties hold
ing the tickets. deC5tf
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THE COMING JUDICIAL ELECTIONS. A
new edition of the loaves and fishes is to
be given to the people soon in the way OF
judicial positions. Judge John Hugh
Smith having resigned his position as
Judge of the Criminal Court, and new
Chancery division, comprising Davidson
county, and also Judicial circuit embrac.
ing Davidson county, having been created
by the present Legislature, there will be
an election held on the 4th of January to
elect Judge of the Criminal Court, a
Chancellor and Judge and Attorney
General for this new Judicial circuit.
There are several aspirants now in the field
for Circuit Judge. Among them we hear
the names of the present incumbent, Judge
M. NJ. Brien, Engine Cary, ESQ, and our
old friend VIM. Shane, Esq, Iwho, in a
transport Of generosity, once proposed to
vote an appropriation of several hundred
thousand dollars to furnish residence in
this city for Jefferson Davis az President
of the Southern Confederaoy.
We believe that is it the wish of the bar
that Chancellor Harrison should be re-
elected, as all have confdencein Instability
and integrity, and his uniform courtesy to
the members of the bar has won for him
their highest regard. We understand, how
ever, that Judge Harrison does not wish
the position and will not be candidate
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white Cr0OE.-Seats in the Gallery re-
duced to Fifty Cents. Let everybody go. Lots
Of fun. dac5 If
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Selling Out at New York Cost.
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries, Wines. Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PAEDoLF1NI hIYA,
janlO Il North Cherry street,
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FOR RENT OR SALE,
NJ . . II Els II O 7 Z L
GAINESVILLE, TENN.

mHIS HOTEL WOULD BE RENTED TO 4
i responsible party for the year ls65, or il
would be sold on easy terms. Inc front occu-
pies the entire north end Of the PublIc Square,
as three stories nigh, new, well built and com
modious. with one and half acres ATTACHED
Apply 70 W. A. DRANE,
or q. A HENRY,
movie In Clarksvile, Tenn.
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Bamberger 4 Steaderker vs.. Roth -&.Bro.s.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO THE
i satisfaction Of the court that the defendants,
Roth Il Bros. are nOn-residents Of the State,
and are about frsHdulently disposing of their
property and removing it sway by night il is
therefore ordered by the court that publication
be made in tho Nashville Union and Dispatch.
q newspaper published in the city of Nashville
for four weeks. commanding said Roth x Bro. s
to come forward and show cause. if any you
have why judgment should not be rendered
against you in the above cause. or the same will
be taken for confessed as to you and set for trial
ex parte on the Slst day of December, 1861, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, at my Office No. % Deaderick
street. in the city Of Nashville. this NOV. q 1867
noy96w4t W. III. WILKINSON, j. Y.
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DIED

At Homestead Plantation, West Baton Rouge,
La. on Tuesday. Sd inst, of yellow fever, ALEX
ANDER BARROW. in the thirty. eighth year Of
his age
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A Coon HOME OR Profitable lN-
yFsrlnr.-Tho sale Of the well-known
Birdwell property at Lavergne, fifteen
miles from this city, on the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad, tomorrow, wall al
ford good opportunity to purchase neat
and comfortable home, or a safe and pro-
ftable investment We call special stten'
ton to the advertisement, which viii be
found under the head Of Trust Sale, Ira
7. Jones, trustee.
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at 6'97 per cent Tor call loans Sterling duil AZ
gH99Z. Gold lower, opening az l@i2s si0esiihs
at 1914 IGovernment stocks Eltn9ut g, ~
taIOs. lG-40s l5lIg10I3l; 7-3Js lo47<Dio7 St0ek7
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-05

COMPLETION oFAsH BARRACK.-These
barracks, situated out back of Germantown,
and formerly used as cavalry barracks
have been undergoing thorough repairs
and rebuilding. They are now about com
pleted. Quartermaster Col. Moore, on
yesterday, paid off about one hundred and
fifty hands who had been at work on these
barracks, and sent them on their way re-
ioicing.
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WANTED.

TWENTY THOUSAND FEET OF BONE
i dryl two-inch Poplar Plank. twenty to
thirty inches broad, FOR bellows manufacturing
use. Cali on any Of the hardware merchants Of
the city, oraddress, through Postofiee,
oct27 dit 5t' n. BROWN.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-05

POLICE CoURT.-There was very slim
docket in this court on yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. Davis, for drunEenness, was fined s.
and costs.
Michael Kelly, disorderly conduct, dis
missed with costs.
James Everett, assault, dismissed
Henry Kerr, same offense, dismissed
John Moore attempting TO stab Henry
Kerr, SO and costs.
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~. louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-TObaceO unchanged
Cotton VIZ Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
very dull, 81 4n@2 521z. Corn firm, g6G9s3. Oats
held firmly at 7Og73 Pork S2l- BacOH-shOui-
ders IL; clear sides a. Green meats-shOulderJ
S; RIB sides ~: hams ~. Hogs active at %
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
wAgTG-&U0UST IsI--Oairia!.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ALL. 6.0e A. N. and $40 P a.
leave 100 A. M. and 300 P. n.
Arrive at Nashville at--a.50 A. N. and 1890 P. II.
Accommodation train is superseded by the
train that arrives in Nashville A. N. and
leaves ~. N.-eKcept on Sunday.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Sz6 TO $3.50 PER MONHL

GENTS WANTED EVERY WHERE
N Male and Female, to sell the genuine, new
ing Machine-price only $50. Every Ma
chine warranted for three years. They are the
greatest invention Of the age, and give perfect
satisfaction For Circulars and Terms to Agents,
address s. NJ. T0LIVER < co,
Franklin, by,
Manufacturers and Gen1 Agents for the South .
aaE25 W3m
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New Yorh Dryxoods market.

NV YORK. Dec. 4.-Ths dryEoods market
remains inactive though prices for ali staple ar
tieles are we'll maintained
New York Money and Stock Market.
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Cincinnati Marker

CINCINHATI, Dec. 4, P.E.-Flour higher; fam
lily $40 75@u. Wheat 81 1902 So Corn hrmer
new ear SIC. Oats quiet at &c. Cotton a shade
hrmer; middlings IA. Tobacco steady, nominal
~ unchanged. Provisions quiet Pork-oid 81;
new 500 so Green meats ~. 10 and l2lz. Hogs
lELnQ1 Inrrar
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~ 2.
Deeatur. Memphis ana New orleans.
l2sN midnight r Ne
Fdreae.d and Kentucky Y. n.
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sscaad WashiaGa0u and SSafheEu VIA
Chattanooga.
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Fisst Washington and Ssatlsern via
Chattanooga.
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l2iD niduigh .-.-.-.IB A. n
second Northern.
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kHNes Nashville Tuesdays, Thursday and
efl&hdays at 5 o'clock A. NJ, arrives AT Nash :
WIG Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at |
o'clock P. n.
LRwIsBURG AND EoLENsyILLE sTAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at 7.30 A. A.. arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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KAIIROAD Ana STAGE TIME TABLE

OfttFe Hours.
From M.to6P.M Sundays. Z to a. NJ.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at.6.50, 200 A. N. and 500 P. N
Arrives ut Shelbyvile... 900 A. n. and $50 P N.
Arrive at Chattanooga. 200 A. NJ. and go P. n.
Leave CHATTANOOGA. $40 4. n. and 75O P. N.
Arrive M Nashville........ 40 A. N. and 25 P n.
Leaves Shelbyvlle.......5O0A n. and Ia. AZ P. n.
Arrives al Nashville..-lll0 A. ". and 2.35 P. n.
fCuudavs aNcepfpd)
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Northwestern X. X.
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EAsHvTLLF AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive al Nashville 0Gt A. N.
p IN
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Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville At.........7;OO A. NJ and 5:45P. NJ
Arrives at Nashville at..6.30 a. n. and $50 P. N.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets

EUIFIAH WHEhVHE.
LONDON, Dec. 4.-Consols 93l5; $40 7l1si IL
linOis Central s95z; Erie ~.
FRANKFORT. Dec 4.-Bonds 7G3s.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4--CottOn firm; more doing;
sales Of the day 1900 bales; nddling upiands
I'D; Orleans I'd. Breadstuf5 and provisions
unchanged. Petroleum unchanged
A.-u-rnn Hnn - IatrnI ann, AnAlf
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IibertS--Via Stewards Ferry, GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
Thursday l200 midnight Thursday 500 P. n.
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First Northern.
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Lebanon VIA Stage.
n
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EDGEFIEID AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive AT Nashville A.
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l2al midBight..-. $40 P. D..
Eordan's store via stage.
Monday 1900 midnight P n.
Wednesday do '-..--..-......-..-..... do
Friday do .--.-. .........-...-.... do
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Mail aud Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville at--...-............-...a 30 A.
arrive At kashv te. Z.Il p. n.
Memphis. Mobile and n. O. Express;
Leave Nashville at...............-......7 -o P. ~
Arrive al Nashville A. n
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FINANCE AND TRADE
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS

UNITED STATES AND OTHER SECURITIES.
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ThomAsyiIIe via Stage.
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IN RAKKRUPTCY.

ByJC. McMULLEN,
does IL Den. u S. MarshaL. Me sen
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New York Yesterday as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-03
The Turf GambIers I'm England.

Tbni Hughes letter 10 ne ". Y. Tribune.
So you are actually going in for the
racing business in the New World,
jockey club, betting ring, and all the
rest OF III at least the Times of to-day
prints in glowing periods the new race
course at jerome Park, established this
autumn, with great ecLat, by one of
your most eminent millionairies, and
the writer anticipates that you will
soon not only rival the glories of Ep-
som and Ascot, but quite cut out the
poor old mother country. Heaven help
you then! for OF sll the cankers of our
old civilization, there Is nothing in this
country approaching in unblushing
meanness, in rascHlity holding its head
high, to this belauded institution OF the
British turf. 1t is quite true that II very
considerable section of our aristocracy
is on the turf, but with what result?
Shall man touch pitch and not be de-
dled? There is not a man of them
whose position and character has not
been lowered by the connection, while
in the majority 1t ends in bringing down
their standard of morality TO that OF the
blacklegs, and delivering over their
estates into the grasp of Jew attorneys.
The last notable instance among our
jeltaesSe doTee, iS that OF the Duke of
Hamilton, who succeeded to a clear
e7O, 900 Il year, some three years ago,
and who is now pensioner OF his cred
itors in the ring, while the old palace OF
the Douglass is at the order and dispo-
sition of the celebrated Mr.. Padwick.
This gentleman at his Derby dinner
this year entertained three dukes, two
marquises and six earls, and believe
there was only one untitled man at the
board. All OF these under thumb, or
anxious to cultivate the esteemed fa-
vors OF this "giver of all good things" T"
just consider for a moment what our
modern system of betting has brought
us to. A reliable tip is that which The
most scrupulous young gentleman on
the turfdesires above all other earthly
blessings before great race; that is to
say, some reliable information which
may enable him to overreach his dear
est friend or his own brother, if he can
induce him to take the odds. 1 do
trust that the prophesies of the Tunes
correspondent may prove as false in
this rs in more important matters, and
you still have the good sense to keep
the turf in America in the place which
1t has hitherto occupied, and TO regard
addiction to its pursuit as an under
bred eccentricity,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-03

THE Home journal says some of the
New York ladies have adopted the
French fashion OF washing in wine,
which is claimed to have a peculiarly
softening effect upon the skin. The
paper referred to expresses great SYM
pathy for the unfortunate papa of one
young lady, who uses two or three bot.
Ties of green seal" every morning, in
her ablutlons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-03

THE rents are SO high in Louisville
that eighty-four Of the principal mer-
chants on the chief business street have
united In a petition to their landlords
for reduction. They say they have
had ill-luck in business during the past
year, and cannot afford to pay these
high rents. In st. Louis 1t Is also re-
ported the merchants consider reduc-
sequences of the dulIness Of trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-03

TIE Stove Pipe Hat is in great dan
ger. The memorable lea ders of fashion
are bent upon abolishingit. The work
proceeds by degrees, and consists in
gradually lowering the crown and
widening the brim untilit becomes, sc-
cording to the description, "low, stiff
of silk-covered cardboard,
with soft interior edges"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-03
when shall We Three Meet Again ?
Eroni The London Tfn1sa.

When Shall We Three Meet Again
FFoHl the London Times.
All accounts agree in representing
the ball, which was given in the name
of Paris to the Imperial and Royal
guests, as one of unusual and excep-
tional magnihcence. Nor is 1t mainly
remarkable for the number of illustri-
GUS personages who honored NJ. Hauss
mann's "salons" by their. presence.
For the first time, probably in the
worlds history, the three most power
ful Soyereigns of the Continent were
collected together under one roof as the
guests of French pTeTet. To omit all
mention of minor princes and poten-
tates who assembled in those historic
rooms, where Robespierre played out
the last scene in The hideous drama OF
his blood-stained life, there were three
men who, in their several ways,
have altered the chart of Europe,
and affected, for evil or for good,
the destinies OF generations still un-
born. Alexander II. OF Russia, King
William of Prussia, and Napoleon III.
of France, form trinity of Soyereigns
such as the world could not easily
match. The first two have been born,
indeed, to greatness; the last has
achieved it for himself. Still, whether
from native genius or the accident Of
birth, or both causes combined. each
one could boast truly, that If his mortal
career were to end tomorrow, he left
the world other than he found it. So
long as the recollection of our epoch
shalt remain in the minds of men, the
names of the prisoner OF Ham, Of the
conqueror OF Sadowa, OF the enamel
pator of the Russian serfs will be re-
membered also; and amongst the count
less incidents connected with the Pa
risian Hotel de Vile, not the least
memorable, will be the ball at which
the Sovsreigns of Russia, France and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-03

Az enthusiastic Andrew johnson
man posted this sentiment on a build
ing near the depot at Springfield, on
Saturday ANDREW johnson, Prssi-
dent OF the United States; the brake
that hello the old union train from go
ing TO the devill"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-03

HIHE MCKAY SEWING MACHINE, the
J. only machine In e11stense by which
all kinds, styles and Bizeso boots anN shoes;
900 patrseau be rnade with case by one man.
sh oes take pIecedeDee OF all Others In the
market, and are made substantially At the
cost Of peRing. In use by all the Il hSading
men to set them In, operation, furnish ed at
one day snotlce. For pAEf4cu1a1B ofilr Ceneo
apply 70 GORDON MCKAY, Agent, 6thl saith
street. Boston. Mas :aprl6-Sn I'd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-03

We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the state. II
you want BarRainS In Boots and Shoes, go to
GHriiner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment is WARRANTED, and in
every case Will be mended free OF charge.