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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17
JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. o. Jefer-
\ son street, entrance ia alley. special az
1ention given 20 Sta Work. Houses and We
TandahG framed Tea ~ for shipping. lnoy2i I'm
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GOAL COMPANY,


-ON SATURDAY, DECEARRs 10TH. viii
~ sen, to tbs highest bidder, at Nasol's De-
pot Tract OF Land containing AZ Acres, sit
usted in Upton county. two miles north OF
Mason's Depot. Terms msde known At time OF
ale. n. R and J. I. SHEEROD.
aoyis layT4ws Administrators,
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GROCERs.
JUST RECETVED BY

JUST REEEEVED BY
MEACHAm g. TREADWELL
No. 9 Union Street,
gtOneWsn Block, Memphis, fem.
100 Hhds LsntsfaEa Sugars.
500 BhIs. and RsIT Bbls. EOIssses,
500 Razs BfO Coffee,
I5 Tons Boards Buttsn Ties.
Which, with their large assortment OF Goods
already IN store lakes their stock one OF the
largest and most complete 10 be found in The
city. They invite an examination, feeling con-
idenf tnelr prices and goods viii give sstlsfac-
ton. To the trade they are prepared 10 oiier
extra Inducements de4U
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NJ. L. MEAcHAM. A. c. FRxADWELL
HEACRAzT Il TREADWELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOceTS, cotton Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 8 UNION STREET


StOneWall Block, Memphis, Tenn
ID EFERRf2SG to the above card. It will be
III seen that We have completed our mann
moth Storeh0uscs No. Union street, "StOne-
Wal Bioek,' and are now opening up the
largest and most varied stock OF
Ever brought TO this market. We viii be
pleased, al ali times 30 SEQ and serve our Old
customers, and as many new as may favor Us
Win CAN Returning thanks for the very
uoeTat Patronage extended 10 US for the last
nfteen years, we hope by prOmptness In all
things aud strict attention 70 business to merit
q continuation OF the same
Basging, Rope and Iron Ties furnished at
lowest market prices.
Our Mr. TREADNE viii give his entire
10 the sale OF Cotton.
Cur 6r. MEACHAM, one OF the Oldest Gro
ceTy Msrchar Is n The city, VIII give his undi-
yised aiisahoa 10 the wholesale Grocery De.
pSTtment.
Call and see us; we viii make 1t TO your in
terest 70 trade with us. sep9 3n
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FOR RE6T

q
VALUABLE FARM I 'R RENT THE Rich
ardsnn Farm. on the NississiI pi river, four
miles below Randolph, Tenn will be rented
cheap fCr the year 1853 10 = responsible party.
The farm contains four hundred and ia rty-tWo
acres Of land III cultivation aud under good
fence. aud has four different settlements upon
u. Apply 20 CAGES FISHES. No. sos Eront
street, or 10 J. Z. PALMER, Covington, Tenn.
dele -
EoR lEASE.-Tytl lease for fve or ten yesrs
avenue, opposite Col. wash. IByior's residence
about one and a-halT miles ealst OF town.
q. a STONALL.
daISIw so asln street.
LfOR REST.-Of1ces and Rooms IN tie Post
II once and Library bullainss, noIthess = cor
ner Jefferson and I1lrd streets. A Night
Natchuan aud German Janlt0T on the prem
iS8s. Inquire Of IHOS. WICK EKSHAN. Sec
ond floor, Pcstoitce B-iieiug. des2@
ETOR REST.-A Residence on Vance street,
4 No. $50, opposite the ~. Agnes Academy
and the terminus of the street cars Contains
ei2ht rooms besides kitchen and slrva -
room two good cisterns, stable, fruit trees, etc
For terms apply 70 COALMAN Boyd
de2 ~ rs Main street.
NOR RENT-AIain street stores aud excel
II lent OGices Tor rent-Ceilars, First and Sec
prompt tenants. ". A. WLeatlsy, go Main.
nov2ilfn Agent, c. BErHELL.
T7OR RsNT.-A Front Room in the house,
JIG Nc. 4 jefferson street, suitable for cotton
broker, lawyer or doctor. 1t GdioiHs the edito-
AINSLIE, At the appeal Office oc27
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The Louisville CclTie1 journal OF
Monday gave the particulars OF the death
OF the infamous and notorious Capt. Ed
IeTreili whose name was once q terror
~ Kentucky, and whoss trief but terri
be career rivaled in rapiue and blood
shed that Of the most INSCRIPTIONS OF
the guerrilla leaders who won unenvia-
Die fame ia the late great struggle, and,
and who bresthed his last on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, in he Louisville
City Hospital, after long Inonths OF the
most eKcTuciating physical suffering,
from the wounds received in his cele-
brated raid on Shelbyville.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-13
From the Hudson (Wis) Democrat. J
Auother Reverend Libertine.

1t understood that Mr.. Ira Sanders
of this city has gone to Madison, armed
with the necessary documents to OBJ
tain from his excellency, the Governor,
q requisition for the return of the Rev.
Alba B. Smith, for trial in this county
for adultery, alleged to have been COM
mitted here by the said Smith, with the
wife of Sanders.
The circumstances OF the case are of n
most aggrsvatipg character, as both
Sanders and his wife were members of
the Methodist church, of which Smith
was pastor. The lady in question stood
high in the community here, before she
| fell prey to the lusts of her spiritual
adviser, which event is alleged to have
occurred during the absence Of her hus-
band with the army. Mrs. s. confesses
to the illicit intercourse, and that her
child is the fruit thereof; but pleads elo-
quently in excuse, the long continued,
persistent solicitations and strong ap-
peals made TO her religious feelings by
the reverend libertine, who was ex'
officio the keeper of her conscience.
Mrs. S. has been cast off by her hus-
band and is said to be living in destitu-
ton with her child, although its reppt-
cd reverend father is said to be wealthy
snd to have acknowledged his parental
relation to the interesting bantling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-13
West Virginia Legislature.
GEXTRA SESSION.
THURSDAY, November l2.
SENATE.

Senate met and was called to order
by the President, Mr.. w. E. STEVEN
SON, Esq.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Moffat, of the
Secoud Presbyterian Church.
The Journal of the Senate was read
and approved.
The committee on Internal Improve
ments and Navigation presented q bill
in relation to the navigation OF the
Kanawha river. Laid over under the
rules.
Senate Bill No. 75, relative to the res
ignation of officers and filling vacancies,
was called up on its passage and laid
back on the table.
Senate Bill No. 76, relative to judicial
circuits, was referred to committee on
Judiciary. q
Senate Bill No. 70, relative to the To-
galizing Of certain deed, was referred
to committee on Judiciary for refer
ence.
Senate Bill No. 80, incorporating the
Great Kanawha improvement Company,
was ordered to be printed.
Senate Bill No. 81, enabling common
carriers to dispose of and sell unclaimed
freight and baggage, was ordered to be
printed.
On motion, Senate adjourned to Fri
day at 10 o'clock, A. N.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at 10 A. NJ.
- -, - w: D.llI.

| Inc House met aU lU n. ".
Prayer by the Rev. Eli Riddle.
Senate Bill No. -, authorizing til,
Mayor and Council of Parkersburg +,
issue bends for manufacturing purposes
was read the second time.
Mr.. TOMLINSON moved that it b,
laid on the table.
Mr.. DILS asked that the motion b,
withdrawn and the bill be referred Il
the proper committee.
On motion of Mr.. ARMSTRONG, the
bill was referred to the committee OIL
Counties, Townships and Municipa
Corporations.
Mr.. FLEMING, of Marion, presented
two petitions from the citizens of Ma
rion county concerning the taxing o
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Re
ferred to the committee on Revision.
Mr. DIS presented petition of the
citizens of Wood county to exempt w
j. Sargent from taking the teachers
tess- oath.
Mr.. TOMLINSON offered a joint reso
luton that the Legislature transact ne
business outside of the Code till the
Code is finished.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG objected, and th,
resolution laid over under the rules.
Mr.. FERGUSON, of Cabell, reported
from the committee on Revision
Chapter 80 of the Code, concerning
Boards of Supervisors and county al;
fairs;
Chapter Al, respecting Sheriffs and
Jailors, service and return of pro-
cess, and property exempt from execu
tion;
Chapter AZ, on taking land without
consent of the owner, for purposes eI
public utility;
Chapter 43, on roads, bridges, land
ings, &C.;
Chapter 44-ferries, toll bridges, wa
ter courses and mills; r. .
Chapter As, on free schools.
The House took recess till = 2. NJ.
Mr. HEERMANS asked that the rules
be suspended ill order to put Chapter ~
of the Code on its second reading.
Mr.. WEIGH moved to insert certain
words in the 45th Section, requiring
tha. owners of dogs should have notice
that such dogs were in the habit of kill
ing sheep, before such owners could be
made to pay for sheep killed by such
dog.
Mr.. BOUGHNER objected to the
amendment, and said something about
some men being in the dog business
aud some in the sheep business.
Mr.. FLEMING, of Harrison, said
that the 45th section of the Chapter
had given great dissatisfaction in his
county, aud came Lear throwing some
of its friends overheard at the last cleo
ton, and that in order to test the sense
of the House, he moved that it be
struck out. ..-......
Mr.. WEIGH said that it had caused
u little war in his county, and caused
some of the Republican candidates to
be beaten.
Mr.. FURGUSON said it was not the
dogs but the negroes that caused their
defeat. The amendment was lost and
the 39th Chapter ordered to its third
reading.
Chapters 40, Al and AZ were read the
second and ordered to their third road
ing.
House adjourned.
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Rixh, Rsrwesn wn.p. and Ra,..

A couple of farm servants on q plan
tation in the southern part of Alabama,
who had been asleep in o loft of a large
barn, were awakened one morning re-
Gently by a great cOmmotion in the hay
NOW beneath them, and on looking
down saw o scene which, probably, is
without parallel. Swarming IN
through an open window was perfect
cloud of wasps, who were attacking a
young army of rats, whose squealing
had aroused the two farm hands. The
rats stood upon their hind legs, in a
perfect paroxysm of rage and fear, and
guashing their teeth at the wssps, who
stung them remorsslessly. The bodies
Of the rats were terribly swollen By the
poison of the inssctsj and in their rage
and fury they turned and bit eaeh other
The hay loft was strewn with the dead
bodies of the rats, until at last the sur
vivors fled from the scene and left the
wasps master of the situation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-13

Sixteen hundred bags of gunpowder,
piled up near Granly Ford, Nevada, for
the use of the Central Pacific Railroad,
were accidentally exploded, few days
ago. The explosion Of the whole mass
was instantaneous, and the havoc made
immense. The powder magazine was
in the camp where hundreds Of men ate
and slept, and the ground between the
wagons WHICH brought the powder was
covered to the depth of several inches
with the powder which leaked from
the kegs. The explosion was believed
to have been caused by Prichard, one OF
the killed, igniting match on the
wheel of one of the wagons standing in
front of the magazine. The killed are
A. Prichard, George Rothloch, and three
Chinese; Z. B. Hammond, Richard Shil.
ling, Strobriege, an unknown
man and several Chinese were severely
burned. One of the Chinese is reported
10 have been blown one hundred yards
Most of the horses and mules in the
wagons near the magazine were blown
to atoms, and one twelye-mule team
was entirely destroyed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-13
he planters IN tLo ~:

Ino planters OF the Mississippi river
ato very largely shipping their eron. 20
New York, by way of St. Louis. Co.. "
% received at any point on the river
shipped to st. Louis, there trapsferr.3
70 cars and goes through witbou,
enange to New York. The cost Of th;.
Sn.lre transportation is one dollar anS m
" aUa.y cents per hundred pounds. Tn,
great moving cause which lust now in
in0o"h ms saeh shipments is the feeling O
wSTn STTeutity as to the safety of the cotto,
10 New Orleans. ''' 'i"nsi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-13

Horse railroads have been tried in
England and failed. The experiment
was not made on very extensive scale.
About one hundred feet of "tramwayh
was laid down about ten years ago in
Blackfrisr's road; but no cars were pro-
vided. 1t has never paid any dividends,
and now the order has been issued to
take up the track, because many horses
nave nave been crippled by falling down on
the rails. 1t is very clear that horse
railroads will not payin Eagiand. O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-13
ITS ADVANTAGES.
Greenwood Cemetery,

Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED ON THR NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots. IL contains 81 acres Of land, and 10 laid
out in the most modern andimproved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three -fourths Of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. 1t is perfectly secure, and
intended TO be beautifed by every variety OF
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &C, 70 make IL equal 70 the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision Is also made for its enlargement order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons desirous Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interments viii call
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission TO lot holdSrs and visit
tors win be issued by the Secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't
r. c. BoNHAN, Sce'Y.
BOARD ds DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
j. s. Rhodes, George Adams.
John G.. Muth, r G.. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, z. 4. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. aug3I
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Go.

OPPTCE BALTIMORE 4 Quo RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING, May 10, 1865. 5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-13

TRAINS WILL Run
i by the following schedule on and after the
nth day Of May, is6s-Wheeling time:
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incorporated 1885.

Wheeling Savings Institution
Office No. 29 Monroe street
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
INl terest paid on Special Deposits, Notes ant
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made on all points. In order to meet
n want that has long been felt in this communi
ty, this Institution will receive on "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, between the hours O
two and four o'clock deposits of any sum o.
money from one dollar and upwards, on which
interest will be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECTORS:
Alex. Laughlin, A j. Pannell,
John Mcclure, Jr Alex. Rogers,
Morgan L. OFT, James PAUL,
Alex. j. Cecil James Reed.
oc;l7.Iy A. QUARRIER. Treasurer.
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Every Pair Of Shears Warranted
WILLIAM KRYTER,
NAnufartRrer Of

Sheep Shears, Pruning Shears, Is.Ie"
Shears, Family Shsars, BaHker' Sssa'''
~shear. sf any description made % oedsf.
SDup ATTENTION oY sHKKP GROWERS
and .hsarers l. called % ~ ssssp sessfs
and Pruning shears, fof trin9inE shssp t's-'
every pair of which II szrranty,a,;; a.,.
Deaisr in HariTars, G1a. Pistols, sporting
Tackle, Table and Peekss CSt1sf &C. z
- "a Guns, Pist1s. Knives, Scissors,
S,a.IS H.ektssry. &c. doue In the best sasnnes
and AZ rea.0sabls prizes nos
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A block of granite, 100 feet long, %
thick, 90 wide, ane weighing 5000 tons,
has been quarried at Richond, Va,
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t?cyA o(h Co,ut--J II. liAGooD.
StcyiN--L. TuoMAs.
Oytitauv--W. IT, iluLcoMDE.
Commissioners. EmHy--HoD'r a. TMoMrsoNS
CoyvAey NY. .. CAN'T.
tic OBitera.J ). Norton, Ios. Rnrnott, J. H..
Amber, Jam,s lawrence. Saml. Reid.
Commissioners 2fMc loo,.Dr. II. G. Miller.
Chairman Geo. r. Cherry, Secretary and Trea-
surcr J.B. Clayton, S. D. Keith, II. Craig, Sr
Commissioners cf Pubiic Buadings- -Rob't-
y Thompson, Chairman; J. T. llagood, Soo.-.
fr!aYy and TtcDsuycr; II. T. Holcombo, NJ. P-.'
Mitchell, y. j. Miller.
Commissioners Of Free Sc6ools--T. 3. Mauh.
and Treasurer; G.. II. Spears, ]. Wiekliffc, H.
II. Penny, Daniel 0rice. James Burdine.
lN,tJistrqtss.--W j. Can't W G. Keith, j.
Il. Aosgot', Who's Niliar;l. J. G. 9. t',.vsons, j.
n. hro'A, Hchiu Rackl>y, : y. s"ndors, L.
Nimroa 1niliyan, Edward Iiuk.ncs, Juh,. Sharp,
Joseph y Reid, w y White, Leonard rogers.
Gommi5Si?arr$ Of Noo,ls--2d Hcyimcu!-0.
w philir2, Chairman W ritoht@rl, Clork;
William Giybs, ". yrcaa,,rcr; VI ] Mitchell,
l. W !.usk, S n Crawford, NJ II lIunnieut.,'
Jonas Phillips, Jr., Jamcs Fisher.
5M Regimcat--F a. Mokc, Chairman; E III
F: Griffin, Treasurer; 3 Clayton Clerk y
/ Gasaway , Bailinge,, A'cx Alsooj, Thos
e,n, j " Sin. ,!eton. Thos Iil:-ra.
i%,c,aal l},pe.a. --r 4 liohc, ..socssor.
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