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+. r. GLASCOCK,
u. =. Marshnl. Messenger

This Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
4 ith day Of May, A. ID. 1865. n warrant ia
bankruptcy was issued against the estate r. =.
Gilloek, of Nashville, In the county Of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee. who has been adjudge,i
bankrupt on bis own petition; that the pay
nent of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging 10 such bankrupt 10 him, or for his
use, and the transfer Of any property by him,
are forbidden by law that n meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt 10 prove their
debts and 10 choose one or more asBignees Of his
estate. will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy
10 be holden on the 9th day Of May A. ID.
1858 at 81 o'clock p. ~. nj the Office Of the Reg
lister in Bankruptcy. No, s2tz Church street
Nashville. Tenn. before Alexander S. Bradley,
T. r. GIAgCOCK
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and everything in our line. ever brought 10 this
market, oil Of which IS Of the very best make
and finish. Persons wishing 10 purchase are re-
speetiullyinvited 10 examine our extensive stock
as we will guarantee b sell at az Low rates ~ n
hrst-rate article be purchased in the city: hut
we wish u understood that we do not design
coming in competition with any Furniture that
is not of the very best make and finish. We
guarantee every article sold by ~.
my6 n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Public Sale of Cotton.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM THE
ID District Court of the United Sia'es for the
Middle District OF Tennessee, L will. on Mon
day. the lltb inst. at the Warehouse Of NJ
COCkRILL. Nos. IS and 50SOuth Market street
Nashville. sell to the highest bidder for casth i'm
hand One Hundred and Sixty-fivC
Bales Cotton. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. +. r. GLASCOCE
my al q. s, Marshal
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


L IL NHHSiA loSl ONERS APPOINTED By
2on ION Of the corporation % Nashviiie. a1tLor-
lLea oy ACT OF the General Assembly the Stote
az, ~ ~ S;p passed December H. 1867: alse ~
NJ ~ tne G1lsy Council Of Nashville. anprovsd
March IL 1858, hereby announce tbat ~ ..
n1E rea9y 70 dispose Of limited number ~
shid bonds and invite proposals. either faT NM y.
1885, i, ~ poenecauon or exchange for past due
interest coupons, o. corporation checEs pro
Posais to be leit at the Peoples Bank corner Of
Union and Cherry streets ''ii0i VI
SILAS X. ALLEN.
SAMUEL WATSON. ! Commissio.o,.
JAMES q. OGDEN,
myS III
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT. on THE
4th day Of May A. ID. 1868. warrantin bank
ruptcy Was issued against the estate Of vs. r.
frey. % Ashland. ia the county Of Cheatham
and State Of Tennessee, who has been adiudged
bankrupt on his own petition that the payment
Of any debts. and delivery any property belong
ing 10 such bankrupt TO him. Or Tor his use, and
the transfer Of any property By him are forbid
den By law that a meeting % the creditors Of
said bankrupt. 10 prove their debts. and to
choose one or more aetignees Of his estate will
be held AZ Court u Bankruptcy 20 be holden
90 the 9th day Of May, A II. 1873 nd 4 o'clock
r. 49,. at the Office Of the Register n Bankruptcy
No. s2,5 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.
before Alexander $. Bradley, Esq. Register.
X. r. GLASCOCK
my9 2 u. S. Marshal Messenger
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Middle District of Tennessee

THE UNDERSIGND HEREBY GIVES
notice of his appointment as assignee ri
yn3' 10. Eyerett Of Nashville. and 5. s HailI
son and State Of Tennessee. within said Dis
trlel who have been adiudged bankrupts upon
said District. '1' N'ut' VI
A. s. CHADBOURNE. ASSIGNEE
uS - iA"'t Othce. S3lS Church street
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

In YIN E6 AND bUILEho.
1 ANE q BODLEY SAW MILLs-GREAT
i reduction in prices. We are Offering for
sale al reduced prices q large lot d lrst class
Portable Engines. Stationary Engines and
Boilers. as iOliOWs: One Stationary Engine,
without boiler. forty horse power: one Sta
tOnary Engine. without boiler. ten horse
power; one pair D0uble Engines. fifty horse
power. with TIVE boilers. each twenty feet long
forty inches diameter; one extra large Porta-
bic Engine l0l4 By u inch cylinder: one large
Portable Engine. 10 BY IL inch cylinder two
Portable Engines. BY 20 inch cylinder. Also,
several Lane A B0diey saw Mills. with the iui-
proved WrDught iron head blocks and s0iid iron
frames. JOHN 2. DALE, Agent.
With j. X. PAUL x CO..
so South Market street. Nashville, Tonnesssa.
ORAL n
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RumOTs Regarding Impeachment
The Effect Of FesSenden's Detection
Threats of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Al
tempt ut Coercion Endorsed by the
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COMMERCIAL AND FIBhNCIAL.


The extensive sales and light receipts
since January have SO reduced the ul-
sortments OF dealers that some of them
have been obliged TO become purcbaa.
eTs instead OF sellers, and cOnsidera-
Bile portion OF the sales of the past
week have been to this class OF buyers,
aud not to manufacturers. The stock
OF wool in first hands in this market is
more than usually light, snd all de-
scriptions below x are in brisk de-
mand, and sell readily at an advance
on last weeks quotations. Manufac.
turers generally are expecting a good
demand for goods adapted to fall and
winter consumption, and have conse.
quently commenced the production of
this class of fabrics which require low
and medium WoOls, much earlier than
usual; and as their anticipntions OF IA
light demand Tor spring goods led to u
lessened production, the usual condi-
ton of the market at this season of the
year is reversed, and we find scarcity
OF low grades, while the stock of fine
wools Is comparatively large. The de-
mRnd' from manufacturers has been
for,supers, medium fleece and combing,
which is very scarce at an advance on
last quotations. There has been con-
siderable Inquiry for foreign wool, and
sales Tor the past week have been large.
The market for fine wool has been less
active, but holders generally are firm
at recent quotations. The sales of do.
nestle fleece and pulled foot up TO
,000,OO0 lbs, and there have been sales
of nearly 1000 bales OF foreign wool,
mostly for carpet manufacturers.
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GtnGateltigetteers
NEWS SUMMARY.
BIZ TRLRoRAPR.

"A Havana special says the BlAhop
who FEY under the dIspleasure OF the
Captain General for making an ad-
dress to the clergy In cathedral, has
departed for Cadlz.
Admiral Farragut gave a grand
ball on board the franklin, at Naples
on the 20 Inst. The United States
fleet sailed eastward at the close of the
week.
Nicholas Smith, of Buffalo, con-
fesses to setting hre TO eighteen differ
ent buildings there during the past two
months. -. -
River at Cincinnati, noon yester..
day, had fallen inches, being "a feet
in channel. Weather clear; thermom.
eter COZ.
Ten horses were burned and sew
eral drowned by Jumping from burn
Ing train near Montpelier, VT, on the
SOth ult.
The towns Of Eastport, Pembroke
and Lubec. Maine. went Republican in
their elections on the SOth ult.
Montreal adViees of yesterday re-
fS%N - oASAS SAGAkGuleuI tQeE6,
The garrison are under aims, and the
volunteers all over the country have
received orders to be ready. Greek
fire has been discovered in the Irish
part OF the town, and the government
claims to have news OF Fenian prepa-
ratIons at Buffalo and 81. Albans. The
move is said to be for the purpose Of
pressing the conscriptton bill through
Parliament.
Various adviees deny the authen-
ticIty Of fIhereported Turkish massa.
cres in Crete. '1S
"A Washington special states that
Justice Nelson has decided the sale
under the Barnes mortgage, under
which the Milwaukee & Minsoneta
Railroad Company succeeded the La
Crosse g. Milwaukee Company, 10 be
fraudulent and void. and perpetually
enjoined thai Company from inter.
meddlinE with any of the property,
rights or privileges purchased at that
sale, ---.sz---
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ST.. LOUIS. March SI.-An Omaha dls.
patch OF yesterday, says the first
through train from Cheyenne since
last Tuesday, arrived this morning.
Several hundred passengers were
showed In near Hillsdale, ,25 miles east
OF Cheyenne, for several days. Four
or i've hundred men had been employ
ed clearing the road. The storm ex-
tended far west In the mountains.
There have been no mails from Salt
LAkesince the 10Th. The snow at Den
yer on the 28th,. was nearly three feet
deep. This storm was the ssVerest
ever experienced in Colorado.
Gen. Sheridan left LeAVenworth YES.
terdays for Omaha, TO join. the peace
commissioners now en- route for ForI
Laramie.
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church be settled now, and the dialeci
be left to the next Parliament. Ths
debate was adjourned. =, -
"A bill establiahing flogging In the ar.
my has passed the House of Commons.
PARIS, March 81.-MarQuis De Bos.
send, OF the French Legation at Wash.
ington, will be succeeded by Count
TuCranua. .-5t. rff-sra.. ltr-t .4Tl7.l-r.
I LONDON. MRrch 3l--l:20 P. M.-Iui.
nois 791f; Erie 49,.
FRANKFORT, March Stu. 8. Bonds
TAX 9ziai ~ sIgrfs-I lt
q LIVERPOOL, March SLED p. M.-Cot.
ton active; Corn 41siand Cd; Red Wheat
14s and i'd; California Wheat, firm
Oats Is and Id. Beef 122s. Pork 6rm
Lard, quiet; Bacon 44s.4 ~ ~ sz.. &,
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WEEKLY
sPLENDIDIY ILLUSTRATED

S'ssSS1+S @sStASSS " GtS &1eSSs
The MODEL HRwsPAPER Of our county
complete In all the departments OF an AmeFt-
can Family Pnp6r-HARPER6 WEEKLY has
earned for itself q right TO Its title, pa JOUR-
Post.
1nr future historians will enrich them.
BelYeS out OF HAMPERS WEEKLY long alter
writers, and printers, and publishers are
turned To duBt.-NetO York EuaIl0stEaG,
The best OF It's class In America.-Bo Boston
Traveller.
HARPERs WEEKLY may be unressrysdly
declared the best Newspaper in America
The Independent, NeI0 York
The articles upon public questions which
appe n in HARPER6 WEEKLY nom week 10
week, form n remarkable series OF bIieT DO.
lltical essays They are dIstIngui6h0d by
clear and pointed statement, by good coma
mon sense, by Independence and breadth OF
view: They are the expression of mature
ing, and take their place anonR M -,
Newspaper writing OF the timA,-NOTtll
American Repistg, BoaOu, HdsG
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h9ms l6kci sugar cured 1Sa1S1fc. Lard
Dull and nominal at l5XaI6c.
.stsSr StsSSIrFER-unchRnged; prime to choice
Eoes-Firm at 1so.
SEEpS1Cloyer seed, dull at 12al2kc;
no chanEe In hax or timothy seeds.
OLs-No change In oils; lInseed oil
Sll7aI 19. - -'--'e W "H
-3ea42c for refined free.
GoLD-1Ss, buying.
chicago.
MARcH Sl.-FLoUR-Unchanged and
Observation-Disclosures and the
Semand an.a mostly to- cover short con-
tracts: urn at the close at 81 92<al eS
ior No. spring. Corn-LoWer but
talrly active, closing steady at soI<c.
O9ts-Quiet and hEmer al 5Ta575<o.
Rye-Dnl and nominal at 81 69ai 80.
Barley-Dnll and lower at Sc 20 for
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet but held firm for
pork and bulk meats. Pork-SoId Al
$2400, and buyers generally offer ONLY
$2S 75. Lard-Dull at 161<al6kc. Bulk
Meats-lOc for shoulders; ike FOR
rough sides; 121zc for short rib; lSKc for
clear sides.
March Sl.-FLoUR-Very quiet. and
lower grades weaker but not lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-Choice little better
at g 6sa2 75 for white. Corn-Bslter
at S41fas71fc. OAts-PIrmer at 7Oa78c,
BARLEY and RyR-Uunchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-.-Should L1ha1lHc:
clear sides 15kc. Lard-l6al7c for
tierce and keg.
Toledo.
MARCH GRAIN-Wheat-ou
and firm. Corn-1<c lower; sales Rt 9Oc
for No. l.. Oats-Steady at CSC for No.
!. RYe-Scarce.
sEEDs-Iower. Glover seed-T.
BuRhIO.
MARoH 3l:-FLogR-Unchnnged.
GRAIN-Whsat-Un Corn
Lower at 81 061fa1 OF for new on track.
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order Of aeneral naneoen.

ASDo Rs MIL. DIVISION, ATLANTIC,
q. t1g - WASHINGTON, March 81.
General Order No. i.
In compliance with General Ordsl
No. II, Headquarters of the Army, Ad,
jutanL's Office, Washington, March %
the undersigned hereby assumes com,
mand of the Department of the Lakes
embracing Ohio, Michigan, Indiana
Illinois and WisconslnJ the Depart
ment last embracing the New England
States, New York, New Jersey and
PennsylVania, and the Department oj
Washington, embracing the District OF
Columbia, Maryland and Delaware,
Headquarters established at Washing.
ton. '.E-
[sIgnedl w. 8. HANcocK
9 - Mel. Gen. Commanding.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC GABLE.

LONDON, March S0.-MIdniRht-In
the House of Lords, this evening, Lord
.Walnesb sbnfY disclosed an intention
upon the part of the English Govern
ment to interfere In the affairs of Para
quay ssfl lin5Tia 9das 80 la .
In the House OF Commons, petitions
in favor of and against the Irish Church
establishment, were read.
Mr.. Gladstone, after calling for the
reading of the act OF Parliament In re-
lRtion TO the Irish Ckurch, moved that
the House proceed TO consider. He de.
clared that the time had 5cOme when
the Irish Church should cease TO exist
as y State establishment. He would
add no detRils of the means by which
this Wasto be brought about, because
IL was not the duty OF the opposition 10
arrange thems All proprietary rights
should be respected. There should M
longer be Rsataried clergy paid by State
and connected with the ,chnroh. A
fund for the benefit of Ireland should
comes of the church. y Mr.. Gladstone
proceoded to- explain that the liberal
party bad not dealt7with this question,
sbeeAusg u had neveEo before been pre-
sented to them ina 0oneFeet share a al
the present tinis .. Both parties he 6aid
were eXcnsable for negtectinR the sub.
Ject, because the Ipnblicf sense had moi
USlOIe Deeu luliy af0ubeu IN regard u
1t. BE repealed the charge OF apathy
which had beent made against him.
Speaking of the measure which should
be adopted, he eTeeommended that the
churches and parsonRges should be left
70 the clergy those who chose to main
tain thems far ,.a,s ....lis slI.si
Mr.. Gladstone closed with an'appeal
70 the House % take some definite ac'
Lord Stanley replied, opposing too
hasty aGtioi d N tbs matter, saying thC
House should Wait until the IOonnIs,
sion on the Irish Q fch Shonld make
EEheir report, aud c6nc1ndad by u1evfns
his.resolutionC OF which he gave noticl
o3et for the consideration OF the mex
Parliament.
Mr.. Crantome, the member from
Stamford, moved q resolution that thu
principle of eatabllshing their IrisE
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Terms


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SCRANTON, Pa, March Sl.-By the
breaking of chain connected with the
hoisung machinery ut the Diamond
aplatform containingl7 men was pre-.
ctpitated to tho bottom of a shnft lS6
feet, and II instantly killed. One has
since died aud two more, It Is thought,
cannot live. They leave II widows and
2S orphans.
NayiRatIon opened on the Della ware
and Hudson Canal yesterday,
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SURsRRTTONs.
ARR..

The Publishers have perfectsd a system OF
mailing by which they can supply the MA
aAzIHE, WEEKLY, and BAEAR pTOnpGlvt 20
those who prefer 70 receive their periodicals
directly from the Once Of Publication. Post
masters and Others dasirous Of getting up
Clubs will be supplied with shOw.Bill on
application.
The postage on HARpERs wEEKLY
cents year. which must be paid at :bs sub
SeTibeT's post ohlee.
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liver PILLS

Are Pills that have a direo. and powerful
action ON The liver, and relieve any fnas!
Iylty OF eongeSted state Of that all 'imp0F-
amt organ upon which depends the whole
process OF digestion. The Importance then,
oi procuring . PIN that shall have such d.
49, actlon Withoutthe NJ effects OF mercury,
y t119snl5est 70 every ones Such Pills are Ro.
ESS - tel,ood ELlss they are warranted pure
IHI.l ssstAples md o1n with certainty be no
~ 4s91P q Ppns and are sac at All times.
Soio Dy yOFueEiStB everywhere.
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nAnKErs BY TELEsnApl,.
NEW YoRK, March 81, lsOE
REGULAR REPORT.


REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-A shade firmer; sales :, 600
bales at 27a271<c for middline uplands,
chiefly at 27I<c, and closing quiet at
that quotation.
FLoUR-CIosed dull and 5alOc lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet and Ia2c low
er: the advances in Treights materially
Quiet and steady. Oats-Dull at $50
for western in store. Corn-Dull and
heavy at 81 22a1 "a for new mixed west
ern ahoat, and y 24a1 % for old in store
and delivered.
PRov1sroNs-Pork-Dun at S24 goa
Beef-Steady and in fair demand. Cut
Meats-A shade hrner and more active.
Bacon-Ffrm and In fair demand at l21<c
for Cumberland cut. Iard-Dnll and
heavy at 16Na161<c for fair topEime
steam and kettle rendered.
DRY GOODS.
Market openedl quite animated,
with an advance of fully I<c per yard
on all makes of prints, but closed less
active. There iS1 large business do
ing, however, and the market Is strong
In sympathy with cotton. Jobbers
haYe NO stocks on hand, and have been
Obliged to enter the market and pay
an advance OF from to Sc per yard
on cotton goods above the prices which
they were dlsposing OF their stocks last
~ MONEY AND STOCKS. = 81 ~
GoLD-Lower. opened at 13sN and
closed at atl3s3<al3SIf.
GovERN1IENT SHOCKS Hem
ry Clewes q Co. furnish the annexed
$50 quotations.: Coupons, 'sl l1lKa
al1l7S; '62 109asRl091S; do '64 lO7JS Sal6S;
do '65 l08aI0S1<; new l065SalO61S; do '67
l07a1G7LS; lO'4Os lO05<al00H; 7-3OS l052<
al05H.
CLosINo rRIcE5-5:sO P. N.
SrocKs-Western Union Telegraph
S51<a36; N. Y. Central 122LSnl23; Erie
739<a731S; do preferred 741<a74H; Hud-
son 1401<a141; Reading s91Sas9k; Ohio
aud MiBissippi 3Ia3l1<; Wabash Ala
4l3<i Michigan Central 1lSa13; do
Southern S9aS9t<; Illinois central13711;
Pittsburgh 9l5<a92; Toledo 103Nal04.
EXPRESS SHARRs-Wells, Fargo &
Co. t351<a36: American 68&a70 ;
Adams 76Ha76s United States 701<a
7lX; Merchants Union 3l3<a35.
Cincinnati.
MARcH 3i.-FLoUR4Firmer and un-
GR4IN-Hgh 1Firtnef but prices
unchanged;y No. 1red winter 81 40, and
No 2 s. 10. Como Closed dull at STA
/ bs5e for ear, aud =STaSSc for shelled.
0ats-FirmeE;l No. L 7lRT2c. Rye
Firm and IN demand at 81 S8a1 SO for
no. u receipts Light. Barley-Un-
GoTToN-Cloaed quiet but 6rm at
25Kc for4middlIng. 7
ToBAcoo-In good demand; sales $50
hhda nj full rates. ~ II
~ PRoVfsIoiSB-AE6ss -PoEk-Quiet At
S2A 70 for new, and S24 25a24 81 for old,
Balk sMeats-Geoda demand at 1O1<n
121<c for shoulders and sides, but az
the close sidesiwere held at I2kal3c;
clear sides sold at 1870, clear ribbed
nt 13Lc. Bacon - Firm and m
good demand at l13<, l3I<, l41{al5c for
shoulders, sides, clear rib and clear
sides packed in fy.tight bids; plain
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MELANCHOLY.

Is one OF the many d disordsrs OF the nervous
system, arising from low state OF. the cons
5ntutlonaI health or revere pfoStTatiOn after
long continued sickness, and requires inVip-
Grating remedies like RobaGk's Stomach Biz
tef6 70 restore the neFVeS % their natural Vi
taiity' sold by all DtuRgtsts everywhere.
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points 0F6 made on the most :npufuVedl
method, md our Itsul l3fs are I'M snfhaSS ~,
No, holes ara mad Id late or In fo6it.HI
r. Our customers vi II lfhN tIHf benefit oIcaII
ofthIb Rod u thirty cents per loot, and ttfeG
dollRn3 for each top, Our WuGlSn 6t tSili 5rbc
to aby part Of tllia or aotuIntt1k tcountieE
express to any part Of ilae' epdnffg{ p FFs'if Z
0rdefs may be betit fhfougli TIE mall, Of
left ut Matthews q Cos, MOI 81 Main street.
where Rampl of Rod can be seen. f4ssI =
9WANDER q CO.,
Dealers No. IS Main st, Wheeling, w. Va
Refer TO DEWEY, VANCE q Co.
maFaT.9WooddAW
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ary z. on. In The Circuit
MaEsaItt Williams st aL West YiTEinISs
DURSUANT TO A DECREE IN THE
above named cause, VIII, as SPECIAL
Commissioner named therein, ofisE for sale
at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
connty, Wet Virginia, on
SATURDAY NAY 2, le1s
At 10 o'clock a M, the north half Of lot No
58, and three feet mont OF Gho a6JoininR lot
on The north, with the improVemeniSt there
on, consulting OF two Brick Dwelling HOuses
which will be sold separate or toEefheF Baid
property y situated on the east Eide OF Main
street. In the First Ward Of the city or
wheeling, between Adams and Washington
TERMS OF BALE
One.Lhlrd, or any greater SUN the pur-
chasef may desire, cash in hand, the remain.
der In equal inStalment8 nt EIx ard twelve
month"; with interest from day Of sale, 70 be
secured 10 the GAttEfRction Of the CommIs-
doner, the deed 10 be retained until payment
OF 81 the pprehase money.
1ltle beiisved good, but, selling As Conn
1nh.Sloners snail convey only such Title - Is
authorized by said decree.
mar51-lRW4w Special Commissioner.
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LouIsv1LLE, KY, March 2I.-A tsle-
gram from Galatin, Tenn, saws the re.
turns from the different counties indi-
cate that Judge Barns, the Conserva-
tive candidate, is elected Chancellor by
200 or 800 majority,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-01
PETROLEO-CALCIUM GAS,

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
" provemsntS OF the age e the process OF
Gas company, 3f Wheeling. West Va, upon
patents of DR.. ]. H. Connally, from an AZ
most valueleA product OF Petroleum on,
lrestdiHlnJ in combination with tkBI6,
or thns md coal 50 simple that two
thousand feet OF Gas may be made by
any farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary IN
telligence in three houIa. II hRa bean
thoEoughiy tested upon such q scale, at the
McLuIe House In Wheeling, and a. the
country residence Of Mr.. ]. r. GIlnhFist near
the same city. as TO fix the certainty OF Its az
IofulnB entirely satisfactory results In the
production OF small and large quantities OF
Gas, and can be with great economy applied
totI1tdte heStaeneeS, SEnltIId55eS, H0tetS, Hde-
toE1es and Cittes. 1t Il superior to any Gas
now IN use, not only a. To the safety, SIM
plleity, prActlcability and great chaapneGa OF
manui3cture, but for It's superior brfllIancy,
SOFT innuence upon the sight, and fre6dom
Iron the EulphurOus OdOFS common TO 9aR.
These facS the ofdcers OF the company
VIII take pleasure in demonstrating To those
dealrlng 10 adopt or interest themselves In IL
Tne company Will sell rights TO manufacture
IN Towns, Counties, Districts or StaiasI and
direct attention TO the following