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FINE JEwELRY.-Oxtoby & Duf1ield,
jewelers., 10S Main street, have just re-
ceived little of everything in the way
of Jewelry, handsome sets, sleeve
buttons, breast-pins, plain and set
finger rings, and large assortment of
American and Swiss gold and silver
watches. See advertisement.
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Peabody Insurance Company

AT WHEELING. W. VA.
........ .........S 500, 900,
with the privilege of increasing the same
to S5OO,CCO. ,
U,r1IAn RA1LEY ALoEZo LoRING,
~ W. BATES A. NJ. ADAMS.
- q -1U w PANnTFIL JAMES +. BARNES.
600 STHGW THOMAS HUGHES,
JOSEPH H. Woodward.
This Company having been fully organ
izeci. Is now prepa red 10 take risks at fair
rates ON Buildings of all kinds, SeTcna99tase'
Steam Boats and Cargoes on the western
Rivers and Lakes. This Company being
composed mostly of our leading business
men recommends itself TO the favorable con-
sideration OF the insuTtng public, ana So
Iicits their patronage. Applications ioT IN
ONCE over HE Peoples Bank. Main street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PreSt.
-ALONZO LORINGs Vice Pres't.
NO. ARTHUR, Secy.
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BLOND & BAoHMAN have received a
fine assortment of the Spring Style of
Lasting Balmorals and Button Caters.
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NNEANM0OD,,-ANoT new

HNFANHOO Dp-ANoTHER NEW
Nt MEDICAL PAMPHLET nom 7tfs
men OF DR.. CURTIB. Tho ttMe1iCai 5TfI1eES
says of this work. +This valuable treatise on
shows how health Ia impaired thFoueh
secret abuses ofyouth and manhood, and
sis OF the tmpedlmenta TO marriage. the
cause and e6eots of nervous debility, and the
remedies therefore, tApocket edition or the
above VIII be forwarded ON receipt of 10
centSs by Addressing Doctor CURT18. No.
IS, North Charles Street, Baltimore, Nd
TIny18Stydl
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limitations of Halls Vegetable Sicil-
ian Hair Remover are being thrust
upon the market in great numbers; do
not be deceived by them, but demand
Hall1a d&X
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace Caters at Blond d Bachman's
corner Sprigg Alley, Main Street.
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Y. NJ. G. A.-The regular meeting OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held at the rooms this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-03

WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purify of Perkins, Stern & Co.'S. Califor-
mia Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund s. Booking and Booking d Car
roll
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Go to the National Business College
and learn Book keeping.
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Ne Plus Ultra

or BOXES CHOICE FACTORY.
10 ust received by
LIST. MORRISON & CO.
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For anything and everything in the
way OF Boots or Shoes go to Blond q
Bachman's.
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Saturday, REay 90, 1869.

Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the proper
" conveyed to me by said dec, being GER
tain parcel of land situate in Ohio County,
West Virginia, on mckinley Is Run, aud
b unded as follows Beginning In the CEN
ire or The Clay Pike on the line of ZacharIah
Jncob's land, and with his line up McKin-
IeVis Kun north 5.1Io csst Is 6-I0 poles,
thence north Az east AZ poles: Ihemce north
40 east Is poles; thence north 81 east 20 poles;
thence north 2l14o east 10 poles; thence
moth 5t4o east ~ $40 poles: theLce north
GSI 70 east lG $40 poles; thence north 5S40
cas- s 40 poles; thence north 49, poles 10
"A stone iuterzectIug with Mathew Greenlee's
line: thence with mis- line south lOt2' east
III% poles TO "a stake; thence south 5oA
west t6 lilo poles to the centre OF the Clay
Pike and adjoining ths line OF strip OF land
heretofore sold by John GokhOrn TO Joseph
White, by deed dated November y, no;
thence north 40 west and with the mean
derIngs OF said road SI14 poles Io1he place OF
beginning, supposed To contain about sixty
two acres, more or less.
sale viii be made for all OF said notes. ex-
cen! tina. payable February 1, lSeS, all being
unpaid except that one.
Terms OF sale $50 in hand, tho Balance
in four dual instruments payable on the LIST
day OF February in he years 1870, 1871. 1877
aud 1875, respectively, with interest from day
or sale, the title being retained until pay.
meuL OF all tne'purChaSe money.
Selling as Trustee shall convey only such
tiLlo as is vested in me by said deed OF trust
WILLIAM Z. HUBBARD,
nDrAl-ozwtE Trustee.
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For Sale Cheap.

ONE OFFICE DESK, ~ feet long.
- One Burnside stove and Pipe.
Two small Stoves.
one SQUARE upright Show Case.
One Counter, IA feet long,
windows, DOoIs, Mantels, &c.
AMY soon to LOGAN, LIST, & CO.,
naFlS Bridge Corner
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4gx 4aIe.

For Sale at q Bargain.
IEt,OND HAND PANEL DOORS, WIN
- dow sash, Glazed Venetian Window
Shutters, all as good as new for sale low by
rnSr93 M. REILLY.
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Franklin Insurance COMPANY,
OF WHEELING.


Directors.
SAM'I MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MENDEL,
T. H. LOGAN, THos. T. SHALLCRoss
9. W. FRANZHE1M, J: N: VAECE,
]. H. HORRS, MICHAEL REILLEY.
LOUIS @. STIFEL.
This company bow having been organized
I'VE years, and In that time done a success
full business, Is still prepared to take risks al
fair rates on Buildings Ofall kinds, Merchan.
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
niture, steam Boats and cargOes ON the Wes-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
fers superior inducemen ts to Farmers, where
by they can be insured ON Dwellings, Fur.
niture, Barns, and contents for or s years at
reduced rates. This being state company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus OF any company In the
State; and composed of some ninety four
stockholders, moAt OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends Itself to the
favorable confederation OF the insur1ng
public and 6OlicltS their patronage. Apple
cations for Insurance will be promptly Rtten-
ded to at their office, No. . Monroe street, or
at their several agencies throughout the
State.
C. NJ. COEN, Sec'y.
% B. q. DICK, Asst Sec'y.
SAMIL MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
feb19-d&w
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for Gent.
For Rent.

a on corner of Broadway and Virginia
streets, Wheeling Island. Enquire of
np24 A. LITTLE.
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TsTABLIsHED ON PRINCIPLES OF
II Benevolence for promotion of Religious
knowledge. W. Va. Religious and Sunday
School Book House.
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Bar Iron.

Bar iron.
nARIRON, ROUND AND SQUARE, nom
D Wayne and American and Sligo Mis-,
Pittsburgh.
BAR IRON oval, half oval and half round.
BAR IRON single and double Horse shoe.
HAR IRON, hoop from "a tot in.
BAR IRON Wagon tires cut to lengths.
p g, HILD kETH & BIO.
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Ne Plus Ultra Limo.
7O0 BBLS. NE PLUS ULTRA LIME.
lUU fresh barpt' ana a II gSGa HsfEop p bar:
OUAsssS4HA 5Slg , Gg ssoI for R ss1e AZ n5s
FSiloRD HRu. ,.2. pa
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COMFORTING AND BEAUTIFUL. "The
~ Blessed Dead and Risen Souls" Just re-
ceIved at Religious Book House, y Monroe
street.
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NULL LINE OF NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL
e socks at Religious and Sunday SCHOOL
Book House, % Monroe Street.
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DEADY FOR SPRING TRADE, Religious
IL Book House, % Monroe street.
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Trustees Sale.

Il n1ade to me by Charles WagenkneCht
bearing date May %. 1867. aud recorded in
the ONCE OF the Recorder OF ONO County,
Pm Zip Hansteiu the payment of six notes
o, the same date, each TOR 1892 so; with inter.
day OF February in the years, 1868. 1889, 1870,
ISL. 1872 and 1873, respectively, will sell at
public auction, TO the best bidder, az the
front door OF the Court House OF ONO Coun-
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1k KINDS OF SUNDAY SCHOOL Music.
Id Religious Book House, 70 Monroe st.
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corner Main and Union streets. one
large room, the other medium size and con-
Meeting by folding doors. Suitable for MILL
merry shop. Also four slice ping rooms on
third floor. I. IRWIN. -
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LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,

Flour, Bacon. Cheese. Lard Oil, Etc.
corner MIN RDi Quincy streets,
I Ian2S WheeIiuS.sW. Va.
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LNUNDAY SCHOOL REQUISITE. Relig-
- ious Book House, 81 Monroe Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-03

DOCKS ORDERED EVERY MONDAY
d morning by Religious Book House, %
Monroe Street. april
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For Rent.
For Rent

WARE ROOM OPENING ON QUINCY
w street, over Hubbard d Bros. Store.
Apply to Hubbard & Bros. apr2I-tf
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-01-16


All wealth ~ the result OF labor. This |,
not new discovery, fanciful tlsscry, or .
Questionable dogma. On the contrary, It /,
. wsli-establshed fact. known to every wri
tor on political economy, snd it's truth has
never been Questioned BY any author Of note
Adam Smith, ct the cOmmencement of the
pressot-century, made it the basis OF biz
Immortal work on the Wealth of NAtions.'
There is co property in anything on which
labo has not been expt Dded. II the Earth
we n to yield. spontaneously, her increase.
the labor Of msn would still be required 20
gather in her npened fruits. The birds OF
the ar, the bessts of the forests. and sth.
cattle upon thousAnd hills,' are NOT prop
sry or wealth any more than the light, or
the ssr, or the watsrs Of the ocean, until
man bsines them under bis dominion, AMI
converts them into wealth by the labor OF
bis haads.
L-bor is, therefore, the only wealth-reA-
Tor. Its sovereignty 10 universally admitted
Great 10 its dignity. Wise and jast the leg
i~lasio0 which exalts it. There can BE- no
~salth with nc IL. ls 10 true there are many
Things, the value OF which In lmmsasuresolv
great, such ~ mir and sun l,gtr, winch srs
not the products OF human labor. r.ies<,
however, ~ ws bsve already explained, are
not wealth. bssaass although iusrinsical,y
VI Ihs greassss value, they possess no en-
chas' gesbls value. They srs the couInoa
Inhsrrtance OF all Gods Creatures. Nature
has bestowed them freely upoe OH. Bat
there are individaal owGers Tor ell the DID,
uucusns Ut labor, and, consequently, tley
are wealth. There are no xc-ptlons this
rule. ft is one Of those laws which ar.
universally applicable 70 msn's s,cial con-
ditlsa, ar ali uanss and under eli s,rcu.n-
stances. Ii we Posssss an abun lance Of the
creations Ut labor, We are csassed among the
~eaa,hy II bur few Of them, amongst the
pour.
10 must, therefore, be evihent shat oil
wesItn is the result Of LABOR. Il imparts to
every comm"dlty lts velus in the markets OF
the w0r d. Gold ia more valuable than sil-
vsr, ann silver than copper, oaly IN pr opor-
slod 10 the au51unt 0f labor expended on
sue ProduclIon OF each, all three being ussr
'ul la tue arts, but Of unequal merits But
tabor dnss not create wealth out of nothins.
it must have souetn,ns 10 work upon. To
iiiustrats, ss ke q brick AID porcelain vase,
'otn u when possess ex angeabIe value.
Nature provided the raw material Of winch
0Ogu are formed. TIE Iabr OF man. ex
pended On their manufacture, CO ,verted
them into wealth. So labw aud the raw
nsasrial are the COM mponeut parts Of wealth.
Bot there Is more lso0r and less raw materl-
II 10 the Vase tnsn In the brick, therefore,
al otner thI gs being equal, the owner o;
the vase IL wealttier than the owner If the
BRICK. Tbs 10 the sam Of the waoie mat
tsr-withont labor there can be no wealth.
Without msn 10 dress it and to tall il, even
The Garden Vt Eden would soon have ceased
10 be paradise, and instead 1t being
"A gardsn tempting wish leroidAsn fruit"
would nave been deg aded 70,
"A wfd where weeds and bowers promiseaeus 0 hoots
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Mere lntelirgeHs tAau Honest.

A pig and dog on board ship on the
voyage frc@ India TO Lcudon.. we're very
good fri-nds; they ate out OF the same
plate, walked about the decKs togath-r, and
wouli lie down side BY side under the bal
wsks 10 the ssn. The only hing they
qsarpslsd About was their lodging. Toby,
me dog, had . very nies kenn-l the zig
had nothing VI the sort,-Now piggy did
mos see Why Toby should be better hou-ed
VI Di9hs thaD he. SO every night there
wss o Struggle 70 see Who shonld eet-into
the kennel nrse II the dog gos in he show
ed his teeth, and shs other bad to look for
other iodg,n-s; II the pig gained po-sessi n.
tse DIG eoald nos turn him 0us, bus waited
fsr rsvsn9s nsxs tine
0ss ssssins ID sas very boisterDus the
60 wss rassing high, and it was raining
vssy hard. The pig vas slipping aud tum-
biisg sbsss ths dsess q length is was 90
nnpAsasans that no shoughs the bess thing
10 eoald do was 20 70 and secure HE berth
fOr the might, though IL vented good time
20 dusk Bus when he came to the kennel,
here wAs Toby safely housed; hs had had
she same idea NJ TO the state Of che weather
- the pig.
.U@p6 unph r. grunted piggy, 90 he
looked NJ % the DARK sky /; but Toby did
nos Ofsr 70 move. Az last the pIg seemed
90 give it no, and took turn ~ If 70 nee
where he might knd q warm corner for the
night. Presently he went 60 that part OF
sns .sssl shere the tin plate was lying shat
sAsy sss their victaAls on He took the
plate In his mouth, and carried It to the
part Of the deck where the dog conld see 10,
bus some distance from the kennel; ttau,
ssrning his tail toward the dog, no began
90 make . noise ~ a no was satiBg oaf Of
n: eIs.s. =, ..
some potatoes there ?" and he pricked up
his ears and looked hard toward the plate.
"Ohsnp! champ !" goes the pig, and
down goes his nsssh to the plass again.
Toby esn ssssd this mo longsr-victa.ls
and he NOS there Oas he ran, and shrnss-
Ing the pig on one side, pushed his cold
ness into che smpsy plass. The pig sarned
saa IN twiakls, and before Teby knss
wheshsT thsre was any meaE ins the plate Of
nos, ~ was snsg In the kennel, laughing ai
rOby-s simplioity.
vALuAnLs TAsLs--Ths. following tsbl'
will b. fuand valaabls to many Of our rsad'
II A boz twsuty-Sour inches BY sixteen incL q
squ%rs, and twenty Eight inches deep WILL
ooDsain q barrel.
A box twssty-siz BY Hfteen sod hAil
inches square, and tws0sJ-s'ght inches deeP'
viii contain bushsl.
A box rwstvs inches by eleven and hall
icshss souArs, aaa nine iDohsa deep, will
| oeasain haH oushel.
A boz eseht by eight inchss square, and
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APPLE CUsrABO -rk+ spples, ptred,
cored and Sigh sIy lsswsd, sHfRclsot 10 cover
the dish, AK rg9s, oss quart az milk, spils
% your safe. Bake "a Onr-thirJ Vf On huur.
GReER CnoKIEs. Excellept fur breakfast
win coffee Two cups mula~ses, ons 1f
shortening, one OF water, 90. egg, one tAbe-
spoonful sf soda. one % ginger Roll pretty
thick. tya pE BA s9jal1
RpAsr CHIcKEH.- Dress "a; sDrinklea q AZ
tie salt and aour over IL 6il the ssnces pm
vita water, and cover the whole with another
sauce pan. Set in the oven TIL done, wien
it will be found to 9e delicious. - A,Hs
BonED APrsEs.-Wash and trim mediun
sized sw-et spples, put into dish wsh we
ter enough to nearly esver il, adj handful
Of brown sugar, and boil till tender, A de-
licIons sauce when cold.
VANILLA Exrnxcs.-Cut into irch PIES
four good size vnnIlla beans and 6ns 'tou-
qua bean (; put them m q bottle an" AID ~
plat OF COED alcohol. Lea. thists'a1ui y
warm place Tor three weeks; % The ina Y
that time, pour or the extract carefully lto
q clean bottle
GARsLE roR SonR THRoAr.-StroRg fsge
ten. one half pint D strained honey, 'tcmrlon
cal and strong viaseAr. one tabb sPponful lf
each !; Cayenne pepper, pnlverlE q, one ten-
spoonful steep the Cayenne with the 20
strain, mix and bottle for use. Garge 4 m
four to dozen times daily, according ~ a-
severity Of the case. rA
PRsPARlEa CHOCOLATE. Have q pour
chocolate Pulyerized and put 10 jar vii i-s
same quantity or rice -four and An onBca *
arrow root. cut On Goals quart OF I1 X
when it boils, stir In o heped spcOnfr 1t
the above prepaFation, dissolve in tesonp
Of watsr) keep stirring Il until il baa'
again, when Il may be poured out rms
with Sugar and cream to your taste. J H.
called by some Rscsa-haut ehoeolste,s
very nice for delicas persons - well - lh''s
| in health. -s...,
| To KEEP plants In the winter 10
difficult. bus to those who have love- 20
plauts. it II nos drficult 10 csss OF yer ii4
! niehea. to have them 90 6xed On sri "A,
II AZ thew can be easily moved, plan And
| au hack from the window, and 90 ar anged
rhat m Whoie can be covered with .oma
mafertal that would protect them pcrfsOtly
safe from frost. 14 li sTHEHA
TIM present season has proved 90 ailar.
trous 10 the hop growers OF WisCOns'4 ..--ts
many OF them will hencsioFth devote IhuE
Iand to other cropa.
BAAoN JAMns DE ko-HscELD y sslt co..
have LEFT hm widow 600, 700 sterling year-
By family arruBgsment the eldest sou VIII
nave the country house ar FerrieGes. xhcrp
tho Barren entsrgaiHsd the Enperor, and teA
yopngegs the cKBteau at 6uresnea
| BuEFAto, Dee. &.-Action was taken Ann
che Oity Ooancil to-day, looking ~ ths
4 al - =. n -
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THE PIONEER COMPANY,
THE ORIGINAL
Travellers Insurance Eo,y.,
OF WarsGsrd, 0enns y
Asseas, Jmm. n, Hsos, eeAe, eeessA


I ~ n
ire TzAvnLHas alss papes eIl apPsovst egD effun
I$b 1nsurxnce, "a isw rssss q prsa4am. a1s . the
gSosx OF nurBAL plaa. he faf1eFet rse9 1paa 10
81 equal 1. Q larrs dfvtdsp1 In sdveess.
psrtiEapasnf poIlciss a1ssf,aA shss spssaee - -
sS'sA RIviAsnds sy.ilsble .esss!g, e i.sssss -
sAs, O. % paseAa4 indsnsity tee dlsa4Ang EjrH1la
s4vsncs TOTES amouns of % PET wssk ~ ssefts -
lsSsured Tins gaarsnn esang ths divsdssd - ~ -
|s4,t. =
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ssana 10 wAiSA an ssnsraI sssrsspSsasacs sAssia b.
adiAsssed. .,u
/ '4s DIRECTORS.
i Css. c..l eA1s Ss. a.arI nsss 3 Co.. w.'Ai.'a
ses. S 1ss1siss rS & RS ss9 Va p Yo.l
Il tH-gp OFFICERS. taa i.as !.
oLkRENoH 3. CLARK. Phiadsiphiss Rr-sidenA
asS.Y NJ. . oQoks: ws'ssns.oo Wee rrss.ass.
EArascS ". pssr. rAasa.lpsaa, ssss...ry a.4 a.
y. TUEEEE, Washington. Assistance Secretary.
SEiANCIs Q. SMITH, N. D.. Medical DassssaF.
| medical MavRsory w~m~sa.
] X BARNEs, sur.-esn.. U o. a. wash.
r. T. H9kwITz. chiaf Medical Dsp@Fs~sna, q. .. ~,
D. lw. BLiss. n D., washinss@. iE
SOLICITORS AND ATT0RNKYs.
wN y. oRANDL.R waShiaesoa, D. o. 4
Gl5JRGs HARDING, PhilaAslphiA, a.
this Company, Nstiona In M character, oaers, By
bon 81 he Large oApss., Low hsass sf Prsmian, end
Nea Tablss tos NEST dssirsbls means Of smrips Ma
ystiDI sentsd TO tAs public. +fl s3t..
rsass Of pFenlun, b.ing largely ssiassA,srs nads
yorabls to the insurers tAoss Of the bss Mutual
csPniss, aud avoid all he complication asd unss-
sa1tes Of Noes Dvideads, and the nisanasrssandiA
wh4h the latter apt 70 eaass ths Policy HssAs.
sfveral Dsw and astr.csive tables prssssAsa
whfh ID only Be unasrsteed prove 90 sptsnss a
sAflpobEe such y the IEooMH PRODUCING PvLHer
anr ksfURN PREMIUM POi.fCT.~ In Ne Ssrmss, -
% Icy helasr ne onsy insurauss psyasls
q &sash, bot wil sseeivs n living amer pssisa 60
N yssFs. sn snnuAl inosns sasal ssssA psr s@G oct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-22

jagged, and cut up by rsvines, but the
people down there don't think it worth
their while talking TO the Aldermen who
represent them.
Randall Gamer, q colored Jehu, was
arrested BY officer Gallagher last evening
for driving on the sidewalk. Randall
was loser to the amount Of IS for thus
violating city ordinance.
A colored man named Wheeler wheeled
into fight with sable brother last eve-
ming, and this morning had TO pay fine
Of IS for the pleasure he enjoyed in the
scufis.
The Chief Of Police seems determined
to put down keno playing in this city.
He caused about dozen parties, who
were found playing the game last night,
to put down SIS each this morning on
The counter of the Police Court.
Asbury Gibbons, q colored "cuss +"
who has been in and out of the hands Of
the police hundred times within the
last year, was arrested last night oy off,
Ger Cornell on suspicion of larceny.
aud placed in the lower district station
house. .rrr asf r.
Bliss Snail, who has the appearance of
anything but blissful darkey, assaulted
and battered q colorsd girl named Sarah
Johnson last evening, for which unbliss-
full conduct be received justice at the
hands of Squire Willard this morning.
Ann Green, q colored woman, too lazy
to work, and consequently not able to
pay fer either board or lodging, spread
herself out on the sidewalk last night,
from which place she was taken by q
policeman and locked up in the Second
police district on charge of vsgrancy.
Timid people residing beyond South
street were nearly scared to death last
night by the frequent reports of firearms.
They imagined q riot had taken place,
but it turnel out to be few dsrkies who
had amused themselves by shooting of
their pistols. Nobody hurt.
One man who imbibed little too much
tanglefoot (" last night became very un-
ruly, and consequently was fined $40 by
the Police Commissioners this morning ;
while half dozen men who were con-
tented with the usual staggering dose, "
and kept themselves quiet, got off with a
fiue of s..
R.R. Church. gentleman of color
aud saloonist, after appearing before the
Commissioner for keeping his "shebang''
open after hours, thought he had the
privilege of abusing the police; but on
putting the idea into practice he found
he was mistaken, and soon after found
himself incarcerated en- charge Of
abusive language.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-22


A DULL feeling about the head is COM
mon to those nfaicted with liver disease.
This disease affects the memory and
mind, producing dull, uncertain feel
ing and depression of spirits called mel
sncholy, an Undesirable sensation of
having left something undone. or that
some evil was expected to happen, gen.
eral distrust in every remedy, and dispo-
sition to be languid and Indifferent to
everything; at other times the feelings
are vindictive and quarrelsome. Take
Simmons Liver Regulator, and be re.
lieved of the diseased liver which is
affecting you. tits sure thing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-22

LooE HERr.-At Headquarters Oyster
Depot, No. 278 Second street, J. D. Ed.
wards will guarantee to sell as good, if
not better, oysters than any house In the
city of Memphis, and will sell from City
cents to one dollar per dozen cans less
than any house in Memphis. He will
also sell at the lowest retail price. You
can get any kind of oysters you want at
Headquarters Oyster Depot-Bsltimore,
Mobile or Norfolk. Also, everything
good to eat---game, poaItry, ssisry and
all kinds fish. Call Of Headquarters
Oyster Depot, No. 27s Second street
"a J. d EDWARDS.