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Trustees Sale.

PY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
~ executed by Hugh Nichols, on the Nh
usy OF March, lhSp, aud now OF fecotd IA
ohio county, StAtsOt West Vi. In Box II
pake ~, and also by an other deed Of trust
oeAllng dAie the SD day OF April, 1859, and
piIeSoiI "a Ohio county State OF West Va,
VII sell IN The oily Of Wheeling, at the
,t t,n Ho2r OF The Court House, on MONDAY,
n the John Pearson fam Sitnated an tbe
wAsI, 20, refers Run, IN Ohio county, State
nI west va, containing Us acres, more or
less, and adjoining the lands al samuel
h92o Dnn Aie1andyr Mitchell, aud other,
noVT did isXac GIFTS 1rustss.
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graph. TARRAHfis EEFERyEScESrsEtfzEH
APERIESr regulates the dow Of the blla and
restores the natural action OF the bowelS.
There Is nothing like It In bllionsnea com.
pliealed with constipation. Fa
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for 8tut.


TIME STORE ROOMS LATELY occu.
pied by George r, Taylos A %, and j,
inent rooms fltilshed. Good a. &C. IN ae c
story, and good rooms TOT olhe e. purpoeea IN
seoond and third story In good order. Pus.
Hoseion given Immediately,
Many building lots and dwelling houses lut
sale In the sixth Ward, on reasonable teFmA
-. assi THOS.s HORN Bll0 DON. -
once, No. lisx Main street, above Mon.
~, up stAlrS febeu
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For Sala.

A FARM OF go ACRES, WITHIN TWO
Il ana halfmlles or Ulen kaston' MAJ
shall county, ". Va, eoniAining no Rcr,-,
nndef cuItixauon, and postbdlg q Eood
and an orc" ard, Everything In good fenaIs
and will be sold on favorable terms.
ALSO,
another farm containing lSl aofes, about %
acres under cultivation, Inree mills fnom
Glen EastOn, with comfortable dwelling
house, which will be AOld very low, Fof
particulars, apply TO
Up. wRYMAN,
,...,,, Real Estate Agent, Glen E!asion.
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altlp AarertlstuIeats
WANTED-AGESTs FOR THE
"LIRE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS,

By. FRANK II. ALYRIEND, OF Richmond, Va,
well knnWn a. Eiitor during the war, OF
the SgftheSn L4iirdFp MelteapeF, and from his
connection with the Richmond pres. The
work will form 4 complete biography OF Mr..
DAYS covering the whole period Of his life,
and win shed much needed light upon many
subjects Of gieai historical interest that
would feinhinIin obsonfity,oF be only partial.
" revealed, bat for IL publication.
The great eYentof y revolutionary period
naturally clutter around aud are closely In.
teFwoyen into the lie OF their leading spirit
and prime mover, 10 that the story OF hl6l life,
well told, forms the best history OF that
period. The history Of the late war woula
be incom plete without the life OF Jefferson
DAVIS, written from southern stand point,
and rom material gathered rom original
sources, and Mr., hliiiends book will be
everywhere looked for with eager interest.
Agents wanted In every county, For
terms and null particulars, address
the CAXrON PUBL SIZING HOUSE,
-, . IS West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o.
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Two "sLOwS" in Memphis have been
closed by Injunction, II mode Of O;,struc.
ton new 10 the city hut rapidly becom-
Ing popular.
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On December list, 1877, by tho Rev. MIR. Mot
fatt, Mr.. Is. i. TAYLOR. TO Miss BELi.vApIEk
BARGUs, both al this city.
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For Sale.

o PIECES OF GROUND ON THE NORTH
X aide OF Quincy street. !
One null LoI corner Main and First streets,
'S now "n'e"ns' ,iRw,N'
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For Sale.
For Sale.

THE SALOON AND BAR FIXTURES
OF i. Y. Hardy, deceased, north end OF
stone bridge. For Iurther particulars APP
aov2s.tf oDBERT, Admir-.
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THE HEALING POOL,

AHE hEhLhN0 EOULt
AND HoUsE OF MERCY.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF soLI,
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly power
and create impediments TO MARRIAGE
with SURE means OF relief Sent in sealed en-.
velopeS, nee OF charge. Address, Dr.. J.
s AZ, HopGHToN. Howard Asocla.
RepL2i.8mdAW. F' e'fIH .r.E 81.
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Wholesale and Rerail,
CARPETS. cAnrErs!,

A large assortment OF Wool, Hemp and
Rag Carpets, Mating, Floor, and Ta6ie OH
u rs worth nearly double the money. All
VIII be Eold cheap for cash. Call soon, Tor
now 70 the time 70 buy cheap goods, Those
waiting FOR lower prices will be disappointed
me street Cars Will land at our doom. Pack.
ages delivered Tree OF charge 70 any part OF
Nos. 81 d 50 MArN ST., CENTRE WHEELING.
dec9 JOHN RoEMER a co.
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WOOD COUNTY,


The Parkersburg Ga:cNe notices the
progress of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad bridge across the river at thu,
point: "The front pier Of the approach
to the bridge has been completed to the
surface Of the ground. The foundation
is on solid ground, twenty-five feet be.
low !hesurince." The Ca-ttte est mates
that the work will be com pleted In two
years.
The same paper puts the expendl-
lures Of tho Novelty flour mills nj from
5000 to 500 per day, and suys that they
turn out FROM 50 to 60 barrels Of flour.
MASON, RASAwHA AND LOGAN CoUS.
tbs.
Mason county voted against coun.
ty subscription TO the preferred stock
ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
by $50 to 54s. The Journal, while it
regrets the result OF the election, thinks
the Railroad will be built Uil ~.
Pleasant anyhow; but proposes that
books be opened for individual sub.
scripliOns In that County, und thinks
100000 can be raised there in tina, way
Ihe Charleston tKanawhn) JOmnil
says that the Federal Court "now In
session hero has furnished, it seems. "A
list OF persons indicted for treason,
amounting to some l37 In all, tamong
whom Is the name of GpOTvp H. Rus, d,
registered voter In Union TUwnshipN
To some Of our exchanges for publicn
tiOu, with the announcement that their
cases wall be- dismissed upon the mar.
ties coming forward, subscribing to the
amnesty oath mud paying costs"
The Kanuwhn Republican tells of a
man in II neighborLng county who has
elected school trustee and who could
neither read nor write. It"wAs incutn.
bent on him to take census Of all the
children In his district; he could not
wrie-hOw should he do it2 Their
names he could not give, but he could
give the number nnd the sex, by an In,
goniuns method OF his own. lie filled
| hls brooches pockets with red and
white bcnus, aud when he came To II
boy, he registered him by putting red
bean u one side pocket Of hts coat, and
when 10 girl, by putting n white one
IN pocket on the other side; 70, when
he got through, Ii" could thus tell the
number OF gals nnd boys" In his bnili,
wick. Ingenious man, that.
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Wanted,
Notice.

MY WIFE HAVING LEFT MY BID
vi and bOarl. hereby notify the pnblic
not to trust her on my account, "a will not
he responAible for any debts contracted by
ARNOLD JUERGENa.
SOUTH WHEELINn. Nov. IAlh. lSH1. SIC
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leave y above on this t2nd day
OF lDeeembeF), Al II O'Clock, q. m. =
For frelghl or passage Apply on board OF 10
BOOTH, BAfTElLE q Co..
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GENTLEMEN LIST.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-09

We present some interesting statistics
from the census report, touching the
progress Of the United States from 1855
to 1850. This progress is really wonder
fui and the year 1870 would have pre-
sented results equally marvellous. but for
the baneful influence of the radical legis-
lation now hlighiing every hope. At a
period when misfortune should be tenn
pered by kindness, and when the pros
trate should be aided In their efforts to
rise. radicslism stalks out in its skeleton
garb, and deFides all who are unwilling
70 sell their principles and their souls for
place and power. This past progress Is
81 to be checked, and the dial Of i'm
provement set back at least decade,
because OF the evil genius now guiding
the destinies Of the country. 1t Is aetu-
ally sickening 10 think Of all that may
be in store for Us, and contrast it with
what we might even yet be, despite our
bruises and wounds, could the hate which
radicalism INDUCES for the south be for
gotten or buried even for brief term of
years. No country on the globe presents
such picture Of giant strides in mate
rial prosperity as this does, during the
decade just named. Let US glance at the
miles of railroad built in that time, and
the cost of the same. The following
table shows the miles in operation in
1850, and also in 1860, and the cost Of the
whole at each period:
Mile. roet
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The number of miles rum ng in 1850
was $500, and in 1860 it was 80, 500 an
increase of nearly four hundred per cent
In 1850, the cost was S296, ,000, 900. In
1850, it had reached 81, Isl 600, 600, or
more than is invested in any other in
terest of the country save in agriculture.
Just think of ., 600 miles Of railroad be-
ing built in two years, at an average
cost of 600 per mile Just think,
too, of the vast resources Of the country
dGneloped by these roads: the pOpula-
ton they invite on their lines, and the
stimulus to every department Of
life which the constantly multiplying
wants of these new settlements beget
It will be observed that, in this march of
improvement, the south was doing her
part most nobly. New York doubled
her lines in the ten years; Virginia
trebled hers. Pennsylvania built 100
miles in ten years; Tennessee built 1900.
The New England states built 1900 in the
ten years. The Carolinas, Georgia and
Florida built 500, and the gulf states
1900. From 1850 to 1850 New York ex-
pended S65, 900 600 in bIilding railroads.
Virginia expended $50, 600, 600 in the
same time. The New England states
spent S5l 900, coo during the same Pc
riod, ,less than Virginia. and the
South Atlantic states SOS, 900, 600.
The south was really taking the lead in
her improvements. Not so fast as the
north at the start, she was steadily pur-
suing the plan that would soon have
placed her public lands and her genial
climate within the reach of energy; and
the results were rapidly augmenting her
material wealth.
We give, below, another table taken
from the census reports of 1860, showing !
that, while the south was keeping pace
with the north In her strides of progress, !
she was also keeping pacs with her in |
The benefits which such improvements |
always bring:
T1Je sh0uing ne Berease IA he rallse Of real and
personal property ia most o. She lStnss IN 1850 !
and IN lS6O:
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.


WASHINGTON, May s.--The president
has been petitionsd BY citizens Of Ten
nessee to disarm the militia Of that
state, by directing that the ten thousand
stand Of arms furnished by congress be
placed in arsenals, In lieu Of being kept
in active service. Unless this be done,
civil war In Tennessee may ensue.
II is now pretty well understood thAt
Judge Underwood viii try Mr.. Davis at
the present term. District Attorney
Chandler, who has been arranging the
preIiminaries, has left for Richmond. It
is stated that William NJ. Evarts has
been retained by the government to
assist in the prosecution. The question
whether Virginia or West Virginia has
Jurisdiction over Jefferson and Berkeley
counties viii come up in the supreme
court to-day, and as the question OF the
division of the Old Dominion into two
states will come up, the case exeites con-
siderable interest.
NEW YORK, May s.-The money mar
ket continues easy, the supply exceeding
the demand.
The failure of Watts, Crane & Co., ex-
tensive cotton merchants, has been
announced. The firm had wide connee-
tions and heavy liabilities, with eousid-
cradle foreign exchange out, and the
losses are wide spread.
. INDIANAPOLIS, May s.-The munich
pal election yesterday resulted in the
of the republican ticket by two
hundred majority. Terre Hsute, Rich
mond, Vincennes and Lawreneeburg
elected the democratic municipal tick
ets, and Fort Wayne and Cambridge the
radical.
BALTIMORE, May s.-The Maryland
convention meets at An
lapolis to-day.
FORTRESS MONROE, May s.-Aeeounts
rom states south of James river furnish
conclusive evidence OF the coneiliat0ry
manner IN which the franchised and dis
'rsnchised are working toward recon
itruction. The utmost good feeling
,xists toward the eolored race, and
means are being taken to advance their
interests in point Of education and em-
,loyment.
LONDON, May The conference Of
he European governments for the set
lement Of the conflicting claims of
france and Prussia in regard to the
frand Duchy Of Luxembourg, met to-
lay. 1t is reported that the leading |
,owers hesitate to carry cut the PROPOSE
ion for guaranteeing the naturalization |
f Luxembourg, and that the people Of
be Grand Duehy ask for annexation to |
}elgium.
DUBLIN, May THE Fenian prisoner,
was to-day convicted Of high /
reason by the special commission, and |
risoner Clark was acquitted and dis
harged from custody.
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STATE NEWS

The Press and Times says: A seri-
Gus ARRAY occurred at Jacksonville,
Obi0n county, Tenn, Oh Saturday last,
in which Mr.. sam. Hardy was killed
by man named John Green, and sew
eral others somewhat hurt in the melee.
MIR. Hardy leaves a wife and several
children TO mourn his death. John
Green, who did the killing, has fed the
country. The fight was promiscuous
one, involving half dozen or more par
ties, and the cause OF the difficulty is
unknown to US.
The oat crop in Davidson county is
promising.
Five or six elegant and commodious
new sleeping ears are to be placed on
the Louisville and Memphis railroad
line.
The citizens Of West Nashville are
about erecting a cotton factory, but do
not succeed very rapidly in procuring
the necessary funds.
The Press and Times of the 9Th inst.
learns: A railroad meeting will be held
at the courthouse in Lebanon to-day, to
take into consideration the building Of q
branch railroad from that place to con-
meet with the Louisville railroad. The
little town seems to be in earnest about
the project, and we doubt not they will
be successful in securing Its completion.
An immense army of cateTpillars are
destroying the trees-foregt and fruit-in
Davidson county.
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Trustees Sale
or Real Estate, In Gibson County. 20 be
SOidat HEmb0lds, Tena., kay 2S. fsGs.

q
DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust TO me executed
ID on the i3th day Of March. ISil. BY Green
Williams FOR the purpose OF securing two notes
for the sum OF Forty-six Thousand Dollars
tsl6luOl with interest frOm dare. due respect
fveiy on the 25th of December 1851 and g5ft
day of December, ise2, OF TEsnty-thrga Thou
sand Dollars each owing BY him 20 z. n Al-
person = Co., and ny authority invested 10 me
70 sell the land conveyed IN said trust deed
VIII, on the 18th day o. May. is67. "a
mont Of the hotel Al Hum boldt, Gibson county,
Tennessee, between the hours OF 10 o'cIccE
am. and o'clock pm and continuing frosn
day % day thereafter, between the same hours.
until AL the properly be sold, sell 70 the niEh-
est bidder, certain tract OF land. c0ntaini1fg
about s43 acres, VI uate and Iying IN Gibson
comfy Tennsssee, and bounded and aescribesi
conveyed TO W. d. Fly BY John FIy bv da7d
recorded in Gibson county one tract contain
ins So acres, conveyed 20 the said v. d. Fly By
". n. Crosby by deed duly recorded IN Gibson
county one tract containing I78 acres con-.
veyed 10 said ". D. Fiy BY J P. Whcrton 5i-
deed duly rseorded IN Gibson eOuDsy: one
tract containing la5ts acres. conveyed b said
". D. Fly by John Price BY deed daily recorder
92s u ~ 5fes % eqaif11ng "a 5Si; 3 sSeFe Snxsy & l2 sad
corded In Gibson county one tract containing
tfi1s acres purchased oy the said ". D. EiF
under decree Of the county court uf tiibsail
county, said tract belonged to John EaIivls
estate. and was sold for partition or - pay
debts one other tract eontsiniug IL acres. aus
conveyed TO said " D. Fly ~ Charles Oates by
deed duly recorded in Gibson unty said lands
are bounded on the north by lands belonging
TO the ne1rS OF n N SHAW and n e. Hart ami
- Caldwell on the west by and Of Henry
Philips. John Auistead and J. II. Graves; ca
the south by land belonging 10 John n. Ba--
nett and MicGjah Fly on the east by the Land
Of W Wutam Boon and TIE estates or Robert
Caia pbell a1d3 William ShsE. 70 more par
teular description Of said tract, reference IS
ussde 70 thedeed and decree above nentored
to sail W. D. Fly, all or the above described
lands having been sold Und5r deed Of trust sz-
ecuted to W. d. Jones b. Green Williams. aud
this trust executed Tor payment Of purchase
money. Tbs property VII Be su5divideli, ana
VIII be sold IN lots varying oIn 10 70 3u acres
upon. enc Of which there Is me dwelling
and al out houses and improvements uecss-
sary being n n 81 state Of cultivation with he
orchard, etc
a plan Of the subdivision wiz be exhibited
on day OF sale.
TEzAs OF -0ae-half Cash. balance az
SIX months, th8 purchaser 70 execute no.a
5eariRg interest from date, and secured by
Heed Of trust embracing the same te ms A. that
1ncer which am nov eeting. The right o.
REDEEM pIion IS waived, and the title believed to
be good, but VIII convey only such titles as Is
n me invested.
ap2f S1t A. DEIAF Trustee.
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LATEST PROM wAsHINGrON.

Special Dispatch 10 ST. Louis Etepi Ducau
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The judiciary
committee held a full meeting to-day,
and proceeded TO examine witnesses.
George A. Trenholm, Of the famous firm
of Frazer, Trenholm & Co., and formerly
secretary Of the treasury Of the Confede-
racy, was the first witness called.
He was interrOgated with refsre nee to
his knowledge Of the return Of property
to rebels, especially to his own firrn, and
IS to the manner in which pardOns were
obtained.
With regard to the former, he testified
that the firm with which be was con-
neeted hsS1no property turned over to
them bes' order Of the president; I;
and in answer to the next ques-
ton Re replied that his own
application for pardon was made
out in due form, indOrsed by leading
friends OF the government. His evidence
was not looked upon as in any wise i'm
pOrtant.
State Senator WeatherDy, OF South
Carolina, was then examined with re-
gard to a report Of an interview he had
with the president last fall, which he
declared was muoa exaggerated, as pub
lished at the time in the New York
Tribune. Nothing of Importance was
ELECTED from this witness.
Arguments in the injunction cases
against the reconstruction act are at last
finished. Attorney General Stanbery
concluded tie argument this afternoon.
A decision is anticipated by the counsel
Of both parties on Monday next.
The United States district attorney for
the eastern division of Virginia, on Sat
urday last, addressed 2 letter to the sec
retary of war, requesting that an order
be issued to the cOmmandant at Fortress
Monroe, directing him to deliver to the
United States marshal for the eastern
district Of Virginia, or his deputies, the
prisoner, Jefferson Davis, should a pro-
cess be issued by the United States court
OF that district requiring his body, This
request is made In accordance with the
opinion Of the attorney general, made
some months ago, ir which he states
that the prisoner should be delivered to
the United States court when demanded.
The question Gs TO whether Virginia or
West Virginia has jurisdiction over the
counties Of Jefferson and Berkely, in the
old dominion, will probably come before
the United States supreme court on
Wednesday next. Gov. Foreman, Of
West Virginia, is here, accompanied by
the Hon. B. Staunton, Of Ohio, and Hon.
George H. Lee, attorney-general of West
Virginia. The counsel for that state will
be Hon. Reverdy johnson, of Maryland,
Hon. George Tickncr Curtis, of Boston,
and Andrew Hunter, Of Virginia. As
the question of the division of the old
dominion into two states will come up,
the case excites considerable interest.
The President is being petitioned by
citizens of Tennessee to disarm the
militis Of that state by directing that
the 10, 900 stand of arms furnished by a
resolution of congress be placed in arse
mails in lieu of being kept in what they
term actual service" Unless this is
done, It is declared that there will be a
civil war in that state.
Secretary Browning has so faF reeov-
cred as to be out Of danger.