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IEgE U0gRTs.

aIUNrCTPALC 0URT-Gso. ". WaJ druz
/ JZdge.-Iu tais Court yesterday the trisi
Of Il tmmeF vs. g e0ei wss RESUMED 1auC
cGnclUisi IN a very short time Tne
case o. Cnuueliy vs HcClaIn Was then
tsk=r uD and ,hs trial proceeded with,
q Z. Stanl, Special Judge, presiding
This vas 81 action OF replsvia i8stitu-
ted for the recovery OF a Cog. A gOoG
Usny illnesses were introduced by both
plaintiff and defendant TO Identity the
8 & "a UeieE their rightfal property.
Pus trial closed at 8 O'clock, aBd the case
was submitted to the jury, who returned
a veraic5 for the plaintiff To-day the
tliowiGg calendar will be called for
ira
1865 Bethuue vs. E2kin.
Is ) vs Hartley 81 al.
$50 HzczH1t Of oil vs. McClusky.
2i6l hickman VS. EidiBs.
1872 TOpusll vs. rDCbiiI.
1874 Tsupls vs Cox.
1915 N. and A OF Memphis VS. Bog2iano.
1876 Same W S4ltsiamsccia.
1877 same vs. Fsppiano.
1873 Same VS. R2ggiO.
1879 same vs. W0eiler.
1889 Same We 3 tic.
1881 same rs L. zzsretto.
1882 = be vs. Same.
1898 me vs BnNgisno.
1851 me VS. Same.
lSs5 - me w SAM.
s-3 same vs. ~arua.
1851 same vs. Hlmstedt.
1888 Same rs S ans.
1883 Sane - S uTla.
1890 > % Va Eliza.
Law CoUKT-H. s. Lee, Judge
rnIs Court cJ1VsIed yesterday morning
and Proceeded 9Th The trial OF the cases
il which Judge Lee vas Incompetent to
sit, most Of ahica were heard and deter
mined. Same tyO or thrse we're cOntin-
u-d over Until nex1 term. Mons of those
disposed Of c3ntsiled any features Of pub-
lio interest. Chancellor Smith presided
over toe CUuTt daring the investigation
Of the above meGtiOnsd cases.
To-day, the calendar inserted below
viii b. called r uisl, to.wtt
1892 1898, 1884, 1886 1898, 1887, 1898,
1900 1901, 1902 1903, 1904, 1905, 1886,
1907 1913 1853 1910, 1911, 1872 1918,
1915 1916 1917 1918 1919, 1920. 1921
1872, 1889, 1881, 1882, 1888 1854 1885.
CEIMINAL COURr. = Nm Huncer,
Judge. TIE case Of the State vs. D0rsn,
for the murder of Capt. Whit
deld, came up for trial yesterday liz this
Court. The eOpanneling of q portion of
the Jury occupied the attention OF the
Court the entire day. Though the utmost
diligence and dispatch was used to OBJ
tain 3 Jury, only three Jurors were OBJ
10 10 the hour Of adj ournnent.
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I'D PnINrlRS-Fnn sALE.

about three hundred pounds Of Long
Primer ppe as good as yer siE hundred
and ffy pounds Ct BreUieT; fUe hundred
and fifty pounds Of NonpGriet; and a
fet0 ezra J0Hts and material with which
to fit Out a first class country newspaper
Office. Applications addressed to the
undersigned 1Uithin the ae1t tIVO gseks
9CiU receive prompt attention.
AEEsEIE, IKEA ING q 60.
Appeal Office.
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new ADvERExsmENTs
sale Of the EOBConnah and Wolf
River Lands OF r. J. Per-
seas, Esq.

1EJ e desire TO cali special attention to this
~ sale which taSss place TODAY, ~
our Saiesroom, as heretofore advertised, anu
invite ths presence OF eli Persuns wishing 20
buy Real estate Of this desgript on The laud
il partly upland and artly valley taatOn the
n rth side OF NOncOnnlh Deing wholly above
overflow, and ofrich vir4in soil. The sHali por-
lion south or N0uconnah, subject to overflow
from fceshets, Is heavily timbered. Allthe tract
Is fresh ana unCultIVated, and part WOodianc
and while vel tuited to gener agricultural
PURPOSES, is pre-em nently adapted TO grape
cuiture, and with the nne range for stoez, offers
great advantages for airy farms. Il the tfaet
en- Wsif uver, to he so q at the same time. Is
said To be one of the best fos for "A Water MIL
o that stream, while The large quantity OF
yaluab e timber on the tract-so near to the
vemohis and Charleston bailrO d-may be-
come to the uu-cEae r n handsome estate. Sc
.ured nov, perhaps, for tut a email Outlay.
We bespeak the attention OF all interested
pa lies and assure them hat the OppOrtunit
Il one which they sh ia not n~eglect. Among
many other advantages he d Gus IN this sale,
here can be 10 tr4ub Z o. dispute as % title.
ROYSrER, IRRELEVANT q CO,
apI4 Auct 0neerS.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
CBIcKAsAw CLUB AND L. a. ROOMS

MEMPHIS, April IS, lsta.
At q special mesJing OF the Club, held I is
day, Capt. O. B. Church, Gov, Ish2m q. Harris
aud DR.. z. X Oiey, we're appointed a Coamlt-
: e to report resolutions expressive of the feel
ingS Of the NEE ing upon the occasion or the
death OF the non I'M q. SWAN, thy Iepor ed
tn following, which were uAanim ously
adopted
WHE -Ess, Death has again entered our halls
and stricken fuOm our midst Hon. MN q.
SW ? Ia the prime Of Is ma
RESOLVED, fhat in his de tn our Association
has los oae OF It's most genial and companion
abi- memEeTs
Ihst, while he had won nonoIs aud titles in
his protest. n nd IN his country's councils, he
Wa equ Ly DIST nguisbed for his pri ate
worth an1 sociale eve II inequalities hat had
greatly endsared MIN to Us.
That we lender 10 the family and relations OF
the dPceas d Ou= sincere coincidence. his death
being 10 Us, as co Them, a family Oerezvsm mt
o ofoH,f II was orceged that these pro
e diDEs be entered DPOn the minutes n the
Club. nd = c py Of them sent TO the family OF
the de- ca ed. WM. j.. VANCE President.
II. q. HAMILTON, -eeretaFg. P.T
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FOREIGN.

PARIS April 1.-THE Hresss says the
rsjs ton If the Alabans claims treaty
by the United states Senate, will be the
causs Of great prejudice to the United
States ia Europe.
MADBID, April ii If is reported that
Gen. Prin viii go to Cuba with large
Reinforcement for the suppression Of the
i~nsurrscLion.
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MusEmEET
gEW MEMPHIS TaEATbR

Stin Successful the srett TragsdIan, JOSEPH
PROCTOR.
Thursday ETeu1ng. ApeSE I5-Wu be pre-.
scented this great eistOrica. Play. aMBI-
TIOH-EshelwUld, Mr.. Joseph PrJctOr.
To morrow Nlght-First BENEFIT or Mr.. Proctor,
whe1 viii be played JACK CADE.
Saturday, at l O'CLOCK p.m.-dkAND NATL
NEE by Joseph Proctor. Admission, 20 Is.
SCALE Or PRIGEa-Dress Circle and PRIuueILs,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, 81
cenrs COlorec Boxes, 50 cents; CclOred Cal
leryt 3 cents.
Doors open AT quarter 70 J O'Clock; curtain viii
rise a. 5 precisely. Box-boOk open nom 10
o'clock am. to S pm.
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PENNsYLVANHA.

PITrsBURa, April l4-The extensive
oil rsfoery belonging to the Forsyth
Bros, az Saarpsbnrg, near this city, we're
almost totally destroyed by 6ee this
morning. Toe loss Is estimated at 1925
900. Insurance, $4,000. Two women
sud a cbild were slightly injured by the
flames,
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wEw ADvERT1sEM'NTs

NJ $50 &c NOTICE The
VI once . I'D en- osrs Of South MsBs--A
PMS Looga, 10. tS, K. ana e. M. arr XX
re ,uest4d % attend q special com ~
mnnication, this Thursday evening, april 18th
At s O'Clock, fAr work in the =. 81. degree.
BY order OF A. WHEELER. ". 4.
KEN X PULaKN. Sec'v. aDI5
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ALB ANY.

ALBANY n. Y, April l4.-Gov. H f.
ma mas vetoed one OF the city railway
bills, on the ground that the frsrcaise
should be sold to the highest bidder.
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By request Of the COMMITTEES OF Ar
rsng-ments, we notify the public tbsi
Ex President JOHNSON viii q idress them
to-day at 2p.m.i from q platform to be
erected at the southeast orner Of the
O7erton Hotel.
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: ubmr0sn Ian md Residence
for Sale.

r WILL sell my lands, situated three miles
L esst Of the city, bstween The Memphis and
Cha les on Railroad and this Poplar street
Road. on any terms from cash t0a credit o.
ten years, AMI in quantities ranging from taree
20 'hrse hundre1 acres; or l viii exchange por-
tious # { for city . Opesty, or for imprOve-
men 0 be constructed on other portions.
" resideDne, with rom twenfy-three 10 thirty
one acres of lanG. will be s ID a. q bargain for
cash, or on he usual terms. Apply TO me on
tn PREMISE. or address me through the Post-
on e al Memphis.
apis Nm kEkEYAGT,
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NEagsasS APPEAR
ON OLE nrrsrnE g

FIRST PAGE-LGte telegraph Bers from
WdshfnOtgn, hel0 York Wisconsin,, SG Lake, etc.
r ? RoljHors Gas,ue Washington nsUs-Ths
% rene Curt-argument an the Iezas case.
FOURTH P4GE-F5HaHee and Trade and
D. Haros
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LOUISVILLE, April IA = kilograms
from Alabama and Georgia say
that material dam ,gs was done by
frost to the cotton crop, and that Eel ant
ing Will be Necessary.
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q ~ Z NJ
HALE
Sweet aud PaIslable TO tke Taste.

IT Is a well known fact to our PHYSICIANS that
A Quinine must be taken In some form -
sntie ote 70 cbiis, fever and The ma aria no.
sons Of our country; AMI II viii De araTffvto-
TO invelics I Bu " tha tnfs. The most biffsz
OF al med cinea, can b p.eparsu ia re for91
Of a
LIQ UID o K PCW ER
So as to deprive It entirely o. & bsfterne.. -
render y hoel sweet and pleasant % ne 49,
even 10 tnf4nt< aud children.
This va liable medicine can be f-nn5 -.,r
prepared AZ a. hours, - tie Drug Em5rr9@-
IA . ]. B. Wasann q Co No. a. s-L1m
To Pnysaeisns We would say,
Our Prescription DeDarfme0t
Il 4 thorough co-rDlete. Our assf.4a,.gL
senqshee ere graduates n Dharmacr- fb1s 81
loru nz suar = f9s o. Ek "a ara rara ~ =,
pen>ir 2 rue tictle and in nrrsarfh r~1 I'll
preparation. Physicians viii pIeFse Triss
symOo4 :. Y D. tof QUINN Du-etsl AM
form. F'"usE 81 lq-i1
OusF keinf4 Deoarfnaeuf IL -s,f.
erersthln=p pertaining - I e trade -lta
genIs 1en vii lind a rare e eeffoo cS-esnc
Looihiz, toodioy and osher se-ulie
Extracts, P~eFfasaes. Poruns
And ali other toilet Ar iclss OF rse.rt
Ipf worthy their attention. r. -sff lnp1I1a-
P-eaFu-e . vail en- our a.a-~F--uv+4 ua
oinerss as Ia year past and
Inc "ACteale irade supolied aa ,-
MASSVN, sMEISER 80
aS Main Street
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Dissolution.

TIE FIRM OF DOYLE &wYLIE q THIS
BOYLE viii rsmFin al the-eid stand ami con
Time oustn es for hlmnelf, and hs alone ssn.
thDrized TO settle up fhe OLD business. collect
and receipt for al claims owing tOft-
JAM3 u. DOYLE
Memphis April Q. lss. apl0
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Frank Ounces ice cream aaa soda
sater salgsR.
0nO SEC0SDSTREET-keeps constantly on
sODC hand the best Ice cream and Soda
Water. My SALON las lust been hfted mn IN
uperb sty 10, and 1 would re PectfuII7 sOffcir
he patsonags OF my Old hieads and The pnbdo
ssnsFatSs SSH
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DR.. RuS%LL'S
Ehs Largest and DEdest Institution Of
Ihe KIND sn the Southwest Estab-
Ii-aed Ssas Years, and the
Oasy &e2iabis Place fOr
the Cure Of

PRIVATE DIS EAS S
Df. Ru-sElL, No. ~ Worth Court Street,
North side of Court Square, Msnphis.
Tenn, is acknowiedssd by all
parties Interested as by far
The Most Successful Physician
IN the treatment OF Private and Secret Dis
e-ses. gu ok thorough and permanent
cures gIartnteed in every case. male or female
Recon- c-ses OF GOnorrhea and Syphi is cured
in a lew deys, without the use OF Mercury,
change OF dieJ, or bfndraoce from bu,t-ess.
secondary SypEilis, the last vesuge eradicsJed
Without the use OF Mercury. sufferers nom
Impoteucy, or Loss o. sexual Power, restored
0 res vlSor in a ew week, elect or GOn0r
Thea Of long standing, when ali internal r M
edie- have failed. permanently and speedily
cured by Is rev Treatment.
vi Tins Of sell G1CSe and excessive venery,
~ leriDg from sperma:orEsa ana loss OF physi
cal and mental low r, sUeegtiy and peTmt-
nsDtIy cured. 81 All consultations stucly
confd uiiai.NgH
os-Ufics ho4rs fro Jam. TO p M. and , to
5 y 20.
DR.. il RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
L 2. ~ARRA Secretar y.
Treaties on ChTOnis Diseases furnished free
amp icaiiOn. 9plJ
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In the District Cont Of the United states for
the Distri I Of West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter Of r. Be4tus q c., bankruIts. IN BEnk-
ruptcy, before Thomas J. Latham, Esq, Reg
iSter.
To the creditors of the above named bankrupts 1:
AXE notice, tina y tsird general meeting Of
{ c creditors Il said bankruEts VIII be held At
che Office of said Register. IN The city Of Mem
pbis, In said District, on Tuesday, the IlJh DAY
OF May, A j. 1873, st II O'Clock am, fer tee pnr-
poses named in { e nth section Of the Bank
rupt Act of Ma ch 2, 1857
W. Y CIR0DE. Assignee.
Memphis. April II. l~os. spI4
In the District Court o. the United states for
the District OF Yves Tennessee In the mat
ter OF Henry ;. King. bankrupt. In bang
ruptcy, before Thomas j. Latham. ESQ, KEY
isters
To the creditors OF the above named bankrupt:
fake notice, that a second general meeting Of
the creditors Of said bRDk upt Will te held at
the office of said Register, IN the city OF Mem
phis, in said District, on Wednesday,, the IZth
da, OF Msy, 1888. attn O'Clock 3. ~. for the purpose
named in the 9Th section OF The Bank-upi Act
Of March z, 1861 W. CIRODE, Assfepee
NeW pms. ADr1 IL i@S apl4
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TO THE PUBLIC.
RATES OF A-DVERTIsIMG.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
,AILY APPEAL one vcw $40 90
ysv0r~ .upN.r o,x Q n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-01

FROM the Army Hospital, the bloody
attle-tield the mansion of the rich anG
the humble abode of the poor-from the
Office and the sacred desk; from the
mountain-top, distant valley and far
off islands of the OCEAN from every
nook and corner of the civilized world
is pouring in the evidence of the aston
ishing effects of DRAKE's PLANTATION
B1TTERs. Thousands upon thousands
of letters like the following may be
seen at our office:
have been in the Army
Hospital for fourteen months, speech.
less and nearly dead. A. Alton, m.
they gave me a bottle ofPlantation Bit.
tiers. Three bottles have made me q
we'll man. @. II. FLAUTE.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Supelior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eodd&w
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CARPETS AND FURN1TURE.-Wo call
attention 10 the advertisement in an
other column OF our friend William
Graham, carpet and furniture dealer,
lis Main Street. Mr.. G. has just receiv-
ed large and we'll selected stock OF
carpets, furniture, oil cloths, window
shades &c, all of which he offers at very
low rates. We would advise those who
are about to purchase anything in that
department of trade to give him call.
You will! find him ready to wait on you,
and will take great pleasure in showing
youth rough his large establishment fill
ed with goods from the commoner de-
scirptions to the finest sets of rosewood
or mahogany,andt the richest patterns of
Brussels carpets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-01

FNEsHET.-Last evening tho river
was rising quito rapidly. We don't
know how many feet in the channel
were indicated by the marks. but
enough and too many for pleasant
steamboating. We were told that come
of the jewellers on the Island were fear
full that they would soon have TO take
water unless something should inter-
vene to check the upward tendency OF
the turbulent flood. To one on this
side OF the stream there appears to be
but small strip of earth above the
surface OF the w2ter,-much smaller
than most people would care to have
between their domiciI and 4 rapidly
rising river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-01

New INSURANCE CoMPANY.-Yeater-
day, Secretary Pipes issued a certificate
OF incorporation to DIR. W. J. Bates. "A.
J. Pannell, G. W. LETTERS, A. Loring, j.
S. Rhodes, J. +. Barnes and N. @.
Arthur, ESqrs., under the name of the
peabody Insurance Company" In
their application they set forth their
object 10 be "to insure against all fire
and marine risks, and to discount
bonds, notes and other securities
The principal Office is to be kept in this
city, and the charter is to expire on the
Both of March, 1889. Fifteen thousand
two hundred dollars have been sub
scribed to the capital stock and they
ask for authority to increase it to five
hundred thousand, divided into shares
OF one hundred dollars each, which is
granted.
It will be seen that among the corpo-
rators are some of our shrewdest busi-
ness man. One or more of them has
had pretty large experience in the In
surance bu siness. Our readers will not
fail to observe in the list of names that
OF our jovial friend, N. G. Arthur, Esq.
Also who has been for many years
connected with one of the most sue
cessfnl insurance companies in the citv.
We believe he was mainly instrumental
in organizing the franklin, and was its
Secretary until within a short time
since when he dissolved his connection
with it. Starting under such auspices.
we do not see what is to prevent the
"Peobody" from rapidly securing busi-
ness, and taking its place in the front
rank of similar organizations in the
State
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SOUTH WHEELING SCHooL.-The ex-
| animation ofthe public School in South
Wheeling commenced on Monday and
closed yesterday afternoon. The closing
exercises were highly interesting, and
| commanded the closest attention of the
large auditory assembled TO witness
| them. The examination Of the classes
| in the various departments was thor
ough, and showed Sthat the pupils had
made good use of their time in master
| ing the branches in which they had re-
ceived instruction. But it was not only
creditable to the scholars, but also to
the teachers. The perfect order pre-
served, established the fact that they
had overcome one OF the greatest obsta-
Giles encountered by the teacher, viz:
the management of pupils; while the
progress made by the scholars demon
strated that their instructors were also
conversant with the best mode of inn
parting knowledge.
Yesterday afternoon the exercises
were varied, and consisted in reading
selections. both in prose and verse, es-
says and declarations, interspersed
with choice vocal music. The members
of one of the classes in reading compe-
ted for two prizes to be awarded those
who excelled in that important and
much neglected accomplishment, for
such we consider it. After protracted
and severe contest the first prizs,-a
copy of the Bible, handsomely bound
was awarded to Miss Lucy Marshall;
the second--a beautifully gotten up copy
of the New Testament,-to Miss Mary
Montgomery. 1t is but justice to those
of the class who failed to receive either
OF the prizes, to say that they acquitted
themselves most creditabiy.
Our notice would not be complete
without making mention OF the supe-
rior abilities of Professor Hancher.
principal, and his accomplished assis-
tants, Misses Graham, Stephens, Wal
lace, Cross and Hamilton. Wherever
we heard the school under their charge
mentioned, it was in terms of praise,
and we hazard little in saying that
among the similar institutions in our
city and vicinity, we firmly believe no
one is more thoroughly equipped with
competent and faithful teachers, or
more successfully managed, than that
in South Wheeling.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-FOur Persons
Badly Burned.-Yesterday morning
another carbon oil horror was added to
the already fearful list. The scene OF
the terrible accident to which we refer,
was the residence of MIR. Wells, on
Denny street, in South Wheeling. From
one OF the physicians CDR. Hazlett)
called in after its occurrence, we obtain
ed the following particulars: At the
time indicated, the wife of Mr.. Wells,
a son about six years old, and Mrs.
Stewart Henderson were in one of the
rooms of the house. Near table on
which WAS can partly filled with car
bon oil, stood n cooking stove. While
the ladies were engaged about their
duties the boy was playing around the
room, and in some way jostled the table
throwing the can upon the stove. The
oil coming in contact with the hot iron
instantly ignited and an explosion inn
mediately followed. SO violent was
the conclusion produced by it that
the door of the room was very con-
siderably shattered. The unfortunate
persons were covered with the burning
oil, ard their agonizing shrieks quickly
brought a number of neighbors to their
assistance-amongo others another Mrs.
Wells, who occupied part of the same
building, and sister ,in-law of the first.
In her efforts to remove the burning
clothes from the victims OF this dire ca
lamity she was aerself severely burned.
Other parties sustained more or less in
juries in attempting to subdue the
flames. The persons first named are
shockingly burned, chiefly about the
head and chest. The boy and Mrs.
Henderson appeared to be the greatest
sufferers. Mrs. Wells, however, is in a
critical condition, and the result in the
three cases is extremely problematical.
They were living at five O'Clock last
evening.
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KNOWING TIME" is at hand, and of all
correct time, however, our people should
provide themselves with watches or
clocks from Oxtoby and Dumeld's Jew
elry store, lob Main Street. Full line
of American and Swiss Watches, gold
and silver; clocks of all styles, and
prices, one and eight day; jewelry In
every shape and of latest designs, spec
tacles, solid silver and plated ware, gold
pens and pencils, &c.
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REsUMED.-Scott, the dusky peanut
vender, whose business prospects were
recently overcast with clouds and dis
aster, has effected an arrangement with
his creditors, and was to be seen yester-
day, with basket on each arm filled
with his wares, making his accustom-
ed rounds. We believe his paper was
not thrown out of the market, and his
credit is as fair as before his temporary
suspension
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-01

MINISTERIAL CHANGEs.-Our readers,
particularly those of the Methodist de-
nomination, will remember that at the
recent session of the Conference held
at Clarksburg, several changes were
made in the ministers of that church in
this city. Rev. j. L. Clark, who has
filled tho position of Presiding Elder OF
this district and of regular pastor in
several of the charges during the past
ten or twelve years, was assigned to
Grafton, and will probably take
his departure for that place to-
day. Rev. G.. Martin of the North
Street Church, was appointed to sue
coed Mr.. Clark in the Eldership.-
Rev. Franklin Ball, for the last three
years pastor of the Zane Street Church,
was sent to Triadelphia, and has al
ready entered upon his labors in his
new charge. Rev. T. NJ. Hughes, the
immediate predecessor of Mr.. Ball In
Triadelphia, succeeds Rev. Mr.. Martin
in the pastcrship of the North Street
Church, and occupied that pulpit for
the first time last Sunday. Revs. Null
lenix, Webb, LYDIA and White remain
at Fourth street, Island, Chapline street
and South Wheeling respectively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-01
ATTEND THE NATIONAL BUSHES

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COLLEGE, UNION HALL, MAIN ST.,
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADvANCE.-For the
full course in Bookkeeping and PEN
manship, including the English Bran
ches ifdesired, $40. Students can COM
plete the entire course evenings alone.
Rooms open from to IL A. M, 2 to
and 7to9P.M. For further informa-
ton call at College rooms, or address
8. I. MCCOY. Principal.
Wheeling, ". "a,