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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


The Financial editor OF the New
York Tribune has some doubts about
the extent of the wheat crop this year,
after all the talk. He says:
Prominent agricultural writers are
canvasstng the result of the wheat har-
vest, and the predictions of an excess
sive crop are sharply criticised. One
writer of experience, in the Albany
CuitiUdtOr, insists that the yield will not
exceed an average crop, and that the
popular estimate of %. 900 600 bushels
is full 10, OO0, 600 bushels 100 high. II is
a fact not to be lost sight of that deal
ers in grain upon their private advices
do not represent the result as large as it
would appear from statements while the
crop was nearing maturity. We hear
of crops OF thirty bushels 10 the acre in
Illinois and Iowa, sold In the field, al
81 Is. but these cases are exceptional.
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AUGUST le,-The amount in the Uni
ted States Treasury Today, SS7. coo, 900
In currency, Ss9. O00.O0 In coin, and
go. 600 600 in gold. Certificates and Re-
ceipts or Customs, from the lst to the
10Th August, 81 $40 4iS.
The records OF the Smithsonian In
stitute show that six inches of rain fell
during the recent storm, which exceeds
the entire amount during August for
the previous year. ~
Thirty-four members OF the bar OF
the District OF Columbia have called a
meeting to disayow the action Of the
previous meeting relative TO the Brad
lev Fisher case. They hold that the
action OF the court is not proper sub
ject Tor review at public meeting of the
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FROM Inc PIalus.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1e.-eol. Taylor, one
Of the Indian COMMISSIONER LEFT
Omaha on Friday night for Washing-
ton, on receipt of important dispatches.
The Indians drove of the stock from
a station west of the North Platte Union
Pacific Railroad .-.---.--..
The Helena HerBld OF the Slst ult.
says: A man from NermlIilon reports
maj band OF Black feet Indians recent
" massacred a party of thirty minera
at that place. - Z IL a.. sclsis 8,
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MONTREAL, Aug ia destructive
fire occurred at MiddIeton's Coal Oil
Store last night. About 60O, 900 gallons
ofoIl were consumed, making one of the
most terrific CONGREGATIONS ever wit
messed. Loss over $3.50, 900. gl %
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for Bent.
For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS La TELY oCCU-
pied BY George r Taylor a Co., and J..
Clemens & Co., on Main area I; also base.
ment rooms Finished. Good oNii ces In second
story, and good rooms for 9th e. purposes In
second and third story in good order. Pos-
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses IoI
sale IN the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORHBROOR.
once, No. lls1f Main street, above Mon
roc, up stairs. ieoo-tL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

NEW YoRR, Aug. 19.-The reported
destruction of the steam tug Adelia in
the lower Bay, and loss of all on board
proves unfounded.
Three more cases of cholera, all fatal,
have been reported.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO,

THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LvCTURE7
In The abo Tnstitutinn will com menoo
TUE~DAY, october lat, 1851, IN the Coll. &c
Building sixth street, between Vine and
Race streets, and end tho last OF February.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw SWAY your faIse,fIIzSes, your switches,
psstrSctiye Of comfort, aud not worth a rig
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And T r in your own Iu1uriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPLLLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads iron whatever cause y may nave
failen out) and forcing growth Of halr upon
tine face, Il has no equal. IL viii iotce the
beard TO grow upon the smootnest IaSe n
from nve to eight weeks, or halI upon Dalo
heads in from two TO three month";. a lew
Ignorant practitioners have asserted tnat
there Is nothing that win force or hasten tne
growth OF the hair or beard. Their asset Lions
are false, as thousands of living wltnesSes
l.rorn their own expeTiencel can bear VII
ness But many. will say, how are We 70 dls.
tinsniSh the genuine from the spuriousI "
saTfainly Is dificnlt, as nine-tenths OF the
Inherent Preparations advertised Tor the mar
and beard are entirely worthless an1 you
may have already thrown away large
amounts Tor their purchase To sucn We We
would say, try the ReParator Capilt u VII
cost you nothing unless II fully comes
up to our representations. II your Druggist
,i6es not keep h, send us one dollar and We
will forward Il, postpaid, together with q ne;
ceipt for the money, WHICH Will be returned
YOU or application, providing entire satfao-
lion Is not given. Address ..
". L. CLARK q CO., Chemists,
No. s Nest Fayette ST., sYRACUaEs N, Y
mch2s-eod, triw&vlS - -
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BosTos, Aug. 1e.-The First Brigade
of massachusetts, militia, Major General
Butler, go Into camp Tomorrow for hve
days.
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BROWNSVILLE
MARIETTA COLLEhE

rHARTERED N 1875. HAS GRApU At
" thiTty classes. Tie eouTs4 OF study ID tho
try.
rtudeuts pre- pairing for the ministry, and
Union Soldiers Who wish To t4lla coUegidtj
eourse have IheiT tuition reunited.
mo PIE PARAToRYsLE PARTXEST furnlaosa
AthoEongn PREPARATION Ior OoleGe. or i0F
buHtnesa-
The next Term will commenced o. Uednes-
day aku 3IsG
W. andrew, d. d., President, OF fCoi. Geo.
4. kossster. rJtnc Ial OF The P1ePa asoEy
a1RfRTIS. o., JuIv Is 1871. jyZ.2awin
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BEAUTYi
A nhnrn Golden. FIaxen & silken Curls

pRopUcED BY THE USE OF PROF.
DEBREUx' FRIsER LIE cHEVEUX.
One application warranted 70 cure the most
Tayy rinGletR or b, Ryy massive curls- Has
BEEN used by the most fRshlonables Of Paris
and London. with the most gratifying re-
suits. Doe. no injury 70 the hair. Price by
mall sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive
Clrrnlar mailed free. Address BERGER
Troy. Il. Y, Sole Agents for the United States
mch2S-enn ,tTivEWly
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The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,

CITUATED ON THAT BEAUTIFUL EN-
- inenoe North Of the City Of cincinnati
Loon which Il derives Its name, hAs Iust
clio ed It's Twenty-Seoond Session.
The past year has been one OF unusual
prosperity, there having been in attsndance
two HUNDRED and thiny-fiVe young ladies',
RhtheTe1 from all parts Of the Uniled -tAtSF-
No edts Of ItcsHeSs requiring a 4ftyItetdn has
occurred.
/ healthful location, and Its country po-
dillon, while yet 20 near the city, gives II ad-
yantaRes OV-r either CITY or country Schools.
It's character As a nrst rate Seminary OF
Learning Is too well known to need farther
The / LBRARY, CABINET AND APPA-
Aus, already very extensive, are Iecelv-
4Por Cataiozues or Information, address
: - /. Il. WHITE.
8 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. o.,
or II. THANE MILLE.r. PIes't.
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LATEST HARKErS-5 Pm.

The market is a little more animated
and prices are firm at lsc for Indian
Head and Appleton a brown sheetings.
Bleached MusIins have improved, and
are at request, and q ute hrm, particu-
larly the lighter makes. Ticks. steady.
Denims are at limited request. Prints,
Delaine, Coburgs and Alpacas are in
improved demand, and prices firm.
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Southern s2Las21z: Illinois Central
ll91zall9R; Pittsburgh 92Iz: Toledo.
| 122sl22A; Rock Island lOS1SalOSsS;
Northwestern 45%a45JS; preferred 7Oa
| 701<; Fort Wayne l051ssl059S: Wabash
/ 49l<R499<; Adams Express T93<; AuerI-
can 72N; Merchants Union is.
BONDS-MisSouri Is 1O2I<; Tennessee
ex coupons 67J<, -...
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aBhplEsale alotlnns.
Wholesale NotionsI
1857. SPRING TRADE. 1857

The stock is. as usual. very complete in all
of PRTio tn soverned by Eastern markets.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-09
Tnrn d. Ranrp N.



pukaaun-Part II lot in sec. g, Begin
Ming On the Mississippi river AZ the se eorner
- Third -. IN the village e Ray city, thence
az "a line - said log 3. thence on
s-ii line % the Mississippi river, thence up
saii river ~ place II beginning. a5.00
Cnkuewn-Part 81 lot in sectrnn ;. iie
rinri4r ~ 2 side of Ma-ItitB 81. ia the vi
lsee Il Bay Cifv. Vt the sw coIner IT WASH
ington - therc easterlr IN SIDE Of WASH
ingtrn 81 q 6th -. thence ~ " 10 Naiid
ian - thence y unnn the e 81 e of Marifian
1t Co fhe place II becinriag. 2s,c4
Unknown--Part If lot : in section ;. be-
ginning on the Mississippi liver At the ~
es.ruer q Third 81, e. the village e Bay i'v
thence n ~ : & the " 'iae II Nar'ste -,
thence 46 On the line e Markle -,
20 Naridian si. tiseree On r lire 81 4erifisn
- q tie Mississippi river thence down SAL
river 10 place e beginning. lo.a
Cnknnwu--l'art 81 To- n section 3. le-
riani:,F 81 the ne corner oi said LOT 70 Pc
pin II. Ia the villsge cf Bay CITY. theme
a. To Jackson st thence n 20 W 20 "
line Of said lotZ, thence TO place OF begin
hing. IS
Unsnown-Part Of lot in sec. Q, begin
ming on the Mississippi river At the sw corner
If levee -, in the village Of Bay ity. then
% e. Icesterly line II Washington -,
thence 46 : W on westerly inc of Wash
ington = 10 Third 81, thence $ - " Iots
20 the W lire of lot l. thence : on said line :"
the i~~i-sip;i river, thence down said river
tn plsce of beginning. -,
Unknown Part # lot 8 in section g be
ginning a. the Isabel river At tic ne Corner
0i ISAhell 81. ! 4 the village nf Bay City. then
$40 VT Btv -. thence 46 10 i.evee
=. thence e.sterIy rpun the side If l.evee
u to the J m river, thence up said iyer 70
the Piac Of b ,ianing. 30
CnkHs wn :. at 81 lOt 5 IN section 2. hr-
ginning uH thr Isabel river 81 the NV corner
~ lssbvIi II. in the vilisge at Raw City, then
- 10 BAY II. thence n Is TO FepiI
-. theree a 70 ISABELLE river. thence
,iOsu sqid river t. place Of b-einuiar, go
UukuoEn-Part Of lot ia scion 2. be-
ginni1g AZ the NV corner Il saii lot 3, then
thence e % Hoe Of PaI.in -, 10 the village
0i By Ci,r. thence 44- e 10 " line 81 said
lot 3, thence ON W line u place Of b'gi
ui,r 96
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-09

White and common Lime kept for sale
Also a lot OF Clifton and Dayton Mills Flour
al low figuus
Farmers. or others. in want of onYthing in
the above line. viii find il for their interest 10
call before buy ing elsewhere.
MASON STONE & co.
Prescott. June Z, 1867. Tiff
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A. J. Shorts 4 dd;t;o,

Enk Own ~ o. gao
q w. Pratt's Plat o. Greenwood =
FaIla
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
MASON STONE & co.

A RE receiving, 2; their Waro-roon TIE beat
N aud largest lot OF
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Town -. Range II.


acres Cd a. the su or Ofss
q % section ! ~ the west size
.. Isabel river A.
81 Rqr~qr 1 Is Is
v StTick!and-A part 81 Az or OF sec. 4
beginning ~ the nv c"rHer. th-uce o. the
So cBrurr thence t1 the lint. II 5fh street
&. tie village 81 Bay city. there e u - e on
tas northrrly - ie Of n street 10 Jackson
street. thence n &c wet Ia the south lie Of
sal sE II sw n, then.e west to the place Of
efginllIg, 9.S5
u " Strickland-A part Of Sc Or sr or sec
ton I, beglEaing az the se corner. theuee y
81 me line Of jackson Ftrest, in the village
Of B4y Ci =. theace n 80 v on the lille
- Jackson street to the west lire of said Sc
Er"! Hw Or thence On ssid iiae ta Je;fer-
son street. theuee on the Il se ~ JetTei-
Gsn street O. Isabel river. thence down said
river g. the east line 81 said Sc qrsW qr. then
> & the place uf beginning. 1850
D " >tFIcslald-A part Of sc J Sw x sec.
Z. beginning Ca the west 81 ie Il Ja-ss1n ST..
n the Viitzge of BAY City. II {. ne corner
al Third g. Themes a &c o. Fourth street
tIsnoe "A u the. " line 81 sc sw 4.
thence = Para -. Themes 20 : 20 Tnifd
q. thence "a u tie place Of begin
Mig. 40
DIV Striek'AnS--A part 81 Fw ~ x sec
d.a 4 b@gianing 8 rods az the ne corner Of
sAi sw - Z. thence % Jackson street,
IL t'te village Of Bay City. thence q 81 ~ tn
J-fsrson II, thence on The iins a. jefferson
Il 10 the pi<-e of heginHi1g. I.aS
" StEics,la 1d-A naft az sw sw Sec
q 4, 2 ginning on S liIe gu the easIeTiy Of
Morton -. In Ihe village Of BAY Citv where
y insersscts with Third 81, thence n 3 : " q
Fourth 81, the &c 49, n Park ~. thence
"a e ruird -, thence sf= W Il the
place Of 5sxi'Ining. gs
d = StEiek shd-A part Il w4su3 see
ti0a 4, hsginniaK IN liae of Said wi w x
o. tbs n'rtheIIy Eiie Of CONNER IA =. IN
the village ~ BAY city. where il int resets
Uith south -. thence n as to FIFTH 4
thence - a Norton 50. thence . S= e
g F"arth - thenos s. : % the place ri
q.
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T1nn 96 nnrn Ia

D Bcil 'n-Aii # n n I ,ec'i,n except
u acr.> / So corner laiG rut1n 81 s. vi,ia-e
e iplden,ile S57
u ,iri,!, II II ART Of nvl NJ sect n I, b.
81 mtg At n co her II nw4 n-I, thence
s. SITE r III. theme u - 2, y u. then
- ?; rods tie G.. So 10 rod.
ih rce - e u 'u.s, tiir' q =. $40 r.eas
to pare 80 b. II <. ~
Cnkn"wt-ra. oi nwil 40 f! serti,r |, tr-
.inii"g "u qusrter u q al ~ 90 n..r II tlI're
zcrs- i''t assrsS'd o g bcn eit, . ~ 100
Dis sIutii ~ IA" puar cr 81 ioi lust ~
h. iii al eli n !. th-nen e ruds, then
s coo nAs 20 ! ~. { hegI.'r 2 6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-09
DIR EAkENG FLOWS,

Common Flows, Horse PaleF. Road Sea-
pers. MISCELLANEOUS Fork. Shovel aad Hoe
Handles. Baskets. C!othcs Wringers. etc
They are Agents for the following Machines
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-09
Love and aTatrimOny.

The affections Of the opposite sex NAV be
GAINED bv following simple rules, and all may
marry happily. if desired. without regard to
wealth age or beauty. Send directed eRvel.
ops and stamp for particulars 10
Madam LUCILLE DEMARRE.
zssle EcrsA Eev yezA.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-09

VILLAGE OF RIVER FALLS.
Nams Lots Blk Amt
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ever brought 10 this market. Their stor K
consists of Hoes. Shovels SpedeS, Scoo5s,
Forks of n. kinds. u God Rakes,
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GARDEN RAREs,

PotatOe looks. Scyihes. Sna,hs. Gram era.
Ill Culiivato's. Corn rlows, Horse Hoes.
Single and Double Shovel Pl0vs,
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Tax Deed Notice.
Srsrg ~ WISCONSIN,
Pterce tauutv

OaTICs o. CL'x ~ Bo4g0 ~ SUPSsvrsoRs
EiissortA. Au-uss 10, 1867.
The f,uoving pieo-s ~ land sitHsted in
PlaF,e U0u.tv state 0f Wiscnn-in. we sid
b. Tie -'.-u ~ Treasurer On the niatH dsy ~
Agy, 1855 fir tire tsxes. inte-e.t sari char
rs 80 t.r vezr 1874. Th..rrEsre. nn.ic. j.
hereby Given th4t nn.ess 49, lsnls are re-
dee ns.i f7lru ssi 9 sac on ~ pef're the aia'h
dav 10 Nav. 1865 the will he conveyed &C
clrdIus To- law The amount q tsxes inter
ct All charges esicals:ei up ~ the last
day of redemption. - set opposite 70 each
piece respectively.
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=" = acfe u ne % IDf
. sc Oa :. enEanlencins ( r0ls . II nv cns-
nsr o. ssi1 lot :. fhsuee 10 upon the
line Of Hzshingtoa 81. in the village of BAv
City. n the westerly Ii1s of Fifth -, thence
zagth-westsEiy On . kns 81 Filth a., 70 the
lias - sid lot 4 Themes 6 rocs 20 the n
n4s Il sid iet {, tss0es E-ts Flses CT begin-
n&sA RIe
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Agents Wanted.

Samples selft free. No capital required
Ladies' or Gentlemen can earn from $5.OO 10
$1,000 per day Enclose stamp and aldress
TRIP & CO., Eighth Street, n. 7.
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Town 90, fange %.

a NJ rt"n-A : ii. Il lsud rods wide Of
side Of iw4 ! srcti ~ 10. zt6
Unsu"Nn->w c, rner Nv! 81 I ieing ~
asqiar" { ran alter taking "a 2 d. wife
from lie. S.7
TN iawl--Ab ut u acres 90 secfi u ln.
comm nting az t3e nv eninsr,f 10 5 H. hl'N
6. 7 y II MS aGf'n tn city # Prescott.
ranni - ~ e. a. 0 Z. Z, the G, ; AL T. ~.
thruc- W s { ct Ia Iiace fbeginnipg $50
Uukn"wu-Aboat ace i, 5. ctl"u 10.
commencing ~ Tie NV oOrher ( lot 5 / bi'k
LAT ,rton's add l., ely Il 50 n.
thence 20 fist, taei c. , 6 ( eli To- pace.
II b linn ng, IS
8 j lla dWiI IA SCI IL II
Unkn wn "a su4 nw4 sw3 IL 81 IS
DO N4 BM4 10 30.zl
n na- int " ,e4j
I'll Il %
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IkhCurry
Town %. Range 70.

L Garland s5stf Il mi I 9TS
d" on nwt GU
4 PfOck nj nv4 2 1l,s
90 iNt nwa 80
d" sw4 nw4 , 20
Futile x Wells nv4 Il 10 1898
u, irS o. ID auer-fa.t lot 3 SecttnI
l3 e,mm mi Il the - RI bk Is, H.
thn village Of Diamond BluIt, the c. n -
- 81 ei, "a, n 4I- "a Fourth -,
rols 70 The Mississippi iiv. iheice 81. down
the riv. Il ro'.s. TIA. nee u a. q Ii rods ;.
psc. q iegiai.iEg, o.
u known lot l Sc 2OJ
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-13
SHOCKING BRUTALITY.

Revolving Case Of Child whipping.
In the Recorders Court yesterday morn
ing a man named Endershue was brought
up on a charge Of inhumanly beating his
child prepossessing little boy of about
five years of age. The testimony in the
case went to show that on several occasions
the boy had been very roughly handled by
his heartless father, the latter sometimes
taking him by the heels and beating his
head against the side of the house. Ender-
shue had also been in the habit eff jerking
the child about when holding to Its hair
and furnishing it in various inhuman ways,
which finally attracted the attention of the
neighbors and a complaint was entered
against him. The Recorder fined him
fifty dollars and the costs of prosecution,
and compelled him to give bond in the
sum Of one thousand dollars to keep the
peace one year.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-13

DIR. J. b. Talbut testified Live near
the third toll-gate; Have known Phil :.
Shute for ten or twelve years; he is a man of
strong prejudices; don't think he could be-
lieve Phil. Shute on oath where he was
interested; believes he would do most
anything against man against whom he
had strong prejudice; have not been on
good terms with Shute for some time.
Mr.. Coffy testified: Examined the sig
nature Of Lyman on the Clifton House
register and does not think it resembles
Lyman's handwriting; says Lyman's hand
writing is heavier.
Mrs. Byram recalled: Had no CONVEX
sation with DIR. Howard about Christmas I;
thinks she conversed with him once during
warm weather, but never said~to him that
it was so dark that she could not distin-
guish the murderers.
DIR. Woodward testified Some weeks
after the death of Byram, witness went up
in that neighborhood to go hunting, and
stopped at the toll-gate and conversed with
Mrs. Byram, and one of them said that it
was so dark that she could not see the
murderers; did not remember distinctly
the conversation is positive that one of
the ladies made the remark.
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To COnsumptives.-The Advertiser. hav-
ing been restored to health in a few weeks. by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Uonsumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the
prescription used, free Of charged, with the di-
rections fer preparing and using the same, which
they viii find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoNOBITIs. &c. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he eonceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county New York.
oct32-lYd&w
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-13

RECORDERS COURT, August l2.-sophis
Logan, disorderly, costs.
Fred. Endershue, same, $50, work
house.
John Phillips, riding with prostitute
$50, wOrkhouse
David Bare, fast driving, S25, work.
house.
Edward Lemon, disorderly, $50.
David Base, riding with prostitute, $25,
workhouse.
Presley Parker, using language calcu-
lated TO provoke breach of the peace,
costs.
Martha Wood, same, costs.
Mollie Morgan, street riding, SO, work.
house
Charlie Harris, disorderiy, discharged.
VIM. Rains, drunk in the markethouse,
costs
J. T. Reynolds, disorderly, discharged.
K. B. Powers, same, $40.
Lydia Moore, same, discharged.
Isaac Moore, same, $50, workhouse.
Joe Buchanan, same, $50, workhouse.
Mike Connor, drunk and disorderly, $50,
workhouse.
Jennie Roach, disorderly, $40, work.
house.
Ellen Trusty, same, $40.
Jerry Jackson, drunk and asleep on the
street, SIG.
Alice Brown, street riding, SO.
Thomas Purcell, disorderly, s..
Caleb Hughes, same, $50.
Total of fines and costs, 1852
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FRAUDULENT BREACH OF TRUsT.-Geo
Bowling wasarrested yesterday and brought
before Justice Mathews, charged with
fraudulent breach Of trust, in selling property
belonging to the firm Of Bowling q Head,
the proceeds Of sale Of which he is all eyed
TO have withheld. The case was continued
until the 2Sth.
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ON THE OPENING OF A BILLIARD
Room it is generally the custom, as every
one knows, to have several champions present to
entertain the public FOR FEW HOURS; but on
account of so much suffering among our people,
We thought proper to give the orphans of this
city and poor of Chattanooga that benefit, which
we have done for the last two weeks. And
premiums, such as watches, etc, and having
proof of the last two weeks business that the
citizens Of Nashville appreciate our efforts to
help the reedy, we have therefore concluded to
give ten per cent of our profit to the poor of
Nashville, from the lst day of April, 1867, up to
October LIST, 1857 (six months,l which amount
will be RENTED weekly to the Mayor of Nash
vile. We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the public in general will appreciate the
cause and sustain it,
CAUVIN 4 BERTHE0L,
mar30 If COOnnade Billiard Hall
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DIED.

At the residence Of her husband J. ". Will
son., near the Nolcnsville Pike. on Monday
morning, the 10th inst, at half past 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Nancy WILSON. in the nth year of her
age.
Inc friends and acquaintance of deceased and
the family are respectfully requested to attend
her funeral this morning. at halfpast eight
o'clock.
Services by DR.. W. II. Wharton.
Carriages viii leave Mr.. J. II. Curreys on
Union street. stopping At the residences Of 7.
Z. and J. W. Wilson, Jr., on South Summer
street, at half-past seven O'Clock a. n.