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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-08


THR sEoRRT OF BEAUTY lies In the
use OF Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the
Complexion.
Koushness. Redress, Blotches, SUI
burn, FteokleS and Tan disappear
where 1t 10 applied, and beautiful
Complexion OF pure. satin like texture
Is obtained. The pIainest features are
made 10 glow with Heallhful Bloom
and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, HaEan's Magnolia Balm
10 the thing that produces these effects
and any Lady can secure 1t for 75 cents
at any OF our stores.
10 Preserve and Dress tho Hair nae
Lyons KSthalron. octIl-lmeoddaw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-08

"also, In their rapid digit, those who
prosecute and those who Judge him.
"But the cohtiunlty remains. The
estate we trust Will be perpetual. She
ais yet In her youth do free And indie.
"pendent Commonwealth, and by anal.
"ogy to the life OF individuals, NAV be
"said 10 be In that period Of her exist.
"ence, when principles OF action are
"Adopted and character IL lormed.-
1.-THE accused will not be the principal
"sufIerer, 1.-The should fall Victim to
"ChargeB OF underlined and undehnAble
"otfenses. By the nature Of moral ret
"rlbution the evil OF such q course
"would fall most heavily on the State
(which Ahould pursue iE, by HhatterinR
"its principles Of lusllce.n
The decision now TO be made cannot
but affect subsequent casea. The law
has Rssimllated 10 this case many 9th.
ers which may come for trial before the
Boards OF Supervisors and other inlefl.
or bodies possessing tho power ofap.
polntm9nt,, Such bodies, and those
who may succeed you as m0mhers of
this body, will be necessarily more or
less reRardfnl' OF precedenls; and We
may we'll expect the rules and principles
that shall govern this case, to have
their influence on such as shall DO
hereafter interested In such matters,
"! trust they may be able 10 regard
"this as \ safe and useful example. ne
"to Instruct and guide them I'M their
"own duty; an example full Of yls.
'sdom and Of moderation; an exam
"ple OF cautious and temperate
Justice; an example OF law and
',)uStlce successfully opposed 10
Temporary excitement; an example
"iudlcatIng In all those who bear n
"leadlng part In the proceedings, N
esprit fitted for q judicial trial, and
proper for men who act with an
'enllghtened and hrm regard for the
permanent welfare Of the State"
II may, perhaps, overrate the impor.
lance OF this occasion to the public
welfare; but, l confess 1t does appear
70 me that II this tribunal give Tia
sanctton 10 some Of the principles
(which have been advanced by others
ION this occasion, then there 10 u power
In the State above the law, q power
Essentially arbitrary and despotic, and
the exercise OF which is most danger
'ous. II the full benefit OF the law be
,not extended to the accused his case
becomes the case OF all the people.
Tte law 10 their law. They have
.'made II for their protection and for
Ibis among the rest. They are moi
eager for his conviction they desire
mot his ruin. 1.-The be condemned for
IAN onense and In manner not con-
'templated by their laws, then not
"only Is he condemned unjustly, bnt
tne rights or the whole people are dis
regarded. For the sake OF the people
themselves, therefore, you should re-
"elst all attempts TO convict BY strain.
"tng the laws or getting over their
prohibitions. We hold up before this
IMAM the shield ofJustlce and the law:
III through that he be pierced and he
"Mll he Is but q single sufferer in a
"eommon ruin"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-08

j. II, SToRER AND j. D. maxwell,
vs..
JonS FEeREI, Supt. Cumberland Road,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-08

II has been suggested by witnesses on
both sides that the tolls Of the road were
not sufficient 10 keep It any better order,
and it has been conclusively shown that
the Pennsylvania road, on which the tolls
are twice as heavy, will not compare with
our road in any respect. To the latter
fact we have the charitable answer, that
he can't help the stealing on the Pennsyl.
vania road. To enable himself TO answer
the statements Of these witnesses counsel
has Hdevoted his best energies for On
entire week or more to finding out how
much o perch of stoneis. Unfortunately
he must have relied too much on the pro.
tesSional learning Of the professional
stone cutter,S Mr.. Lunsford, who on his
examination couldn't tell the quantity Of
stone in a perch, except as Lieut.. Vance
and Mr.. Gilchrist had told him, and was
utterly unable to soy how they arrived at
the quantity. Well the result Of the
"devotion Of the energiesn 10 the profound
discovery that perch Of broken stone
consists Of twenty.seven feet, lincGI meas.
ure! In the week left him for reply will
the gentleman prepare himself to publish
either his authority for that statement or
the original process BY which he arrived
at it? The only lineal perch known to
Ray, Greenleaf, &C., is 16l feet; but
lineal measure would DO o rather unSatis-
factory way to measure o pile Of broken
stone which has breadth and thickness.
At least solid measure Is commonly pre-.
ferred. A perch Of stone in masonry
contains "a feet 0 inches cubic, that being
according 10 some stone masons who are
not professional" and understand their
business, the contents Of q common ls
zach wall, o foot high and LOT feet or q
lineal perch in length. Aperch Of broken
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17

That the time FOR tho redemption II tho above de-
scr bed lots, land and premises a - which are sItua-
ted IN Alexander county, state of Illinois, viii eAprv
| on the 96lh day Of June, s1s.
| f. ALBRIGHT, Purchaser.
| Cairo, H., March 4, lso9. maEfliW
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17
YNAX SALE NOTICE.

To ~ Allison, George Kellogg Johu q sIancl, :
S,anis rayl aud Edwin Prrons firm of Taylor &
fafsousl, George Hcudncks, Is Heyln. John NJ
krIm, David N Bfackru, John Mcmillan, Patscy
Ghs~, aud her heirs, I u A'Le1ou, Charles Thomas,
George Meilock, John TAYLOR Narrda Na-rhi'don,
james Thompson. smith, NIHhcd : Chapman,
william stewart. VI " Rawlings, Asa MA, l. Light
nef, A. G. Dskefton ana y Vincent, and all Others
concerned
You and earh Of YOU hereby rsifed that q sale
OF lands AZ the do OF the courthouse IN the CITY
Caro-, ~ the county OF Alexander aud state Of Illinois,
on the goth day otJuBc 4 ID 1907 f ID. state county
school and other tate- snd costs due and unpaid the
year A ID 1855, became the purchaser Ofth. following
and described city lots and Ian situated In the city 81
CAIRO and the additions thereto below forth, and IN
The county Of Alexander aud State Of Illinois which snf
land. assessed taxed and sold IN the a..
persons below set forth respectively;
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17
NOTICE

Notice : hereby given that default having occurred
IN the Performance II the conditions expressed q
certain mortgage deed Of trust eXeruted By Perry
Powers 20 the Reverend George y. Allin-un, bearing
date the 2lst day Of November, 4. H. Iso5 and duly
recorded IN the Office OF te Recorder u Deeds IN AMI
for Alexander county, IN the State of illinois, IN boob
"k, page ~, &C., sald mortgage or deed OF lrlei
conveying lots numbered cighttsi and nine ig, in
block numbered thirteen l3 IN the city OF Cairo, Ina
survivor Of The duly appointed administrators Of
said Anson, to whom sand mortgage
made, and Who is now deceased, viii, un
at 10 O'clock in the forenoon o that day, under ana ~
virtue of the power 81 sale contained IN said mortgtg.
or deed of trust cell AZ public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash at the Office building Of the Trustees
OF In. Cairo City Properly, AT the Washington
avenue and enth street, IN said city OF Cairo
said county and state, the above described lots real
estate to satisfy the purposes and conditions Of said
mortgage deed OF trust. said property viii be sod
without redemption. CHAPMAN BIDDLE,
surviving Administrator, &c
Cairo, m. Feb. 20, ls69-td
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17

And that the time given hy inv for the redemption ui
the above described city lots, win expire on the eth
day Of December, ls69, and that unless sooner re-
deemedI shall apply for H,ieed FOR and posse ssou uf
the same, A o, SLAUGHTER Co, Purchasers
Dated Cairo, m, February IL, ls59 dSw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17
LEGAL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
Notice hereby given that default has ng Occurred
r the performance Of the conditions expressed In a
erah mortgage OF deed ~ trust, eVecutei hy George
Kellogg 70 the Reverend George Is. Atkinson, hearing
date the day Of July 1sI anil duy recorded IN the
office Of the Kecorior Of Deeds, IN and for Alexander
county, m the state, Of Illinois, ~ hook IL" page ISL
&c. said mortgage or deed 81 trust conveying lots
numbered seventeen an and eighteen u.s. in block
NUMBERED thirteen l3L IN the citv II Caro- IN sand
1uhS ami state the unders gned bclng the survivor
81 me dulN appointed administrators OF said Anson
% "hoin said mortgage was made, and who is now
deceased VIII, on Friday, the nineteenth day Of
harch neA, a. u. 1852, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon 81 that day. under and Wy virtue OF the
power 81 sale contained in said mortgage
~ deed Of trust, sell at public auction 10 the hghes
bidder for cash, a. the Office building OF The Trustees
." the Cairo City Property, nj the corner of Washington
avenue and Eighteenth street in SAID city OF Cairo in
ad county api state, the aboye described lots or real
estate, 20 SATISFY th" purposes and conditions of ai
mortgage deed oftrust. said property viii be sold
without redemption. CHAPMAN BIDDLE
SURVIVING Administrator sc.
Cairo. m Feb ~ lS6l.td
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17
a Card.

Card.
Clergyman, while residing Ia south America a. a
missionary, discovered saie and simple remedy for
he cure u Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
II the Urinary and seminal organs and the whole train
Il disorders brought ty banefi and vicious habits
Great Numbers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire o. beneht the Affected and nm
fortunate, Twin rend the recipe for prepArng and
isng THIS medicine, IN scaled envelope 10 any one
sAo nceds.t IRKE or CHARGE. Adore -,
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
station T. Bible House,
i-tl-dSn Nex YORK civ
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17
FINANCIAL.
>ieossEcrhp panv ron the EVENING pvLLErrS. !
CiIno, IT., March II, lsG!
Coin md " rcl,n =, Ue
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

oFricE or the EyENiNG BULLETIN,
1Ahr. March IL 1909. !
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17
HEALTH INSURANCE.
THE PEORIA
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Peoria, Illinois.

Tire First and Best Institution of tte Kind IN
ne UHited States.
Weekly Benefit from g. 20 go IN esss ~ sickness.
Every man 0r Female Of Healthy Constitution can be
msmter.
This Institution is legally Incorporated under the
laws OF Illinois. For particulars apply 20
LOUIS HERBERT,
dc,gldI General Agent for state Of Illinois.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17
TAy SALE NOTICE.

To D. -. Holmook's estate, ani 20 all persons iu,er-
ested-
You and esch ~ you are hereby notified that q -
sale ofciy lots, for general coTpn rat"n improvement
fnd ana interest fund taxes, Tor the cIiy Of Caro-, H.,
on Monday, the gth DAY of DECEMBER, ls65 T. the
deTsigned, became the purchaser ~ each ~ tlg f-
lowing described city lots situated Ia The said city 81
CAIRO. county ~ MeAAnl.r. md -la.e 1- L-n-L-.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

The Georgia Constitutioaalist attacks
the system of "worm' or common rail
Fencing, as follows: There are at least
100000 miles of fencing in the State of
Georgia. The number of rails required
for Q ten-rail fence for one mile is about
1900, and for all the Georgia fences, A..
5OO,OOO,OOO. The value of these. takins
into account the worth of the timber. the
splitting, hauling and putting up, is about
S5OO per mile amounting in the agere-
gate to the sum of $25, 100000. The av-
erage duration Of these fences is about
seven years. The annual interest on the
investment, at twenty per cent, allowing
thirteen per cent for decay, is ST, OOO, 600
The editor urges that heardinp stock
would be cheaper than the use of fences.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

HOSTILE Bands IN KANsAs- Io,;s
Jan. 10, 1869. A Hayes CITY. Kan. dis.
patch, Of yesterday, says: IA courier
fom Fort Dodge brings a report from
General Sheridan that bands of Indians
have lately been seen near that post. and
that they drove in the mail oosliers on
Saturday. lie thinks unusual vigilance
shouid be exercised by the residents Of
ranches and settlements along the border.
spotted Horse, q prominent Cheyenne
chief, Is one OF the band. His sister is q
captive ct Fort Hayes. John Smith, the
interpreter, thinks they will endesvor to
capture along the Saline and Solomon.
and between Fort Harker ard Council
6fe.e, number of whites, to exchange
TOR the fifty-three Indian women and
children now in our hands"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27
Strategy OF the Deer.

The first object of an old hart when
reused from it's liar is to find substitute.
For that purpose he beats the coverts un.
till he has discovered stag younger and
therefore more feet than himself, to per-
senate him in the impending chase. On
having found one, either by stamp Of
hi. or decisive i've application om IL. h Of hi
which he takes possession, lying down in
it, with his nose to the ground. An old
stag has been known, in course of sin
n ts sSSA Il Il q d,sSSssfsd
the hounds are drawn off from the false
pursuit and led back to the scent of the
original stag, who is driven from his
hiding place and compelled to run for his
life. There is another use which an old
hart often makes of younger stays which
shows considerable cunning. He may of
ten be seen in the rutting season in COM
pany with two or three striplings of his
own sex whom he apparently condescends
to patronize, but he uses them merely as
decoys to bring the young kinds into his
presence without the trouble of searching
for them. Stationing himself on the
brink OF stream or under the shade of a
wide-spreading oak whittier he knows that
the kinds, heated and wearicd by the i'm
portunities of their young gallants, will
probably betake themselves, he waits
their approach, but no sooner does the
troop appear than he rushes upon the
young stays and puts them te instant
flight, and they scarcely dare again to
cast. even from distance, furtive glance
at the old monarch disporting himself
amid his sylvan harem.
Another, and oftener more successful
mode of battling his enemies, is for stag
to take ''sail," in other words, to sink
himself in a pool or river, keeping his
nostrils, or but small portion of his head
above the water. He is thus invisible to
his pursuers, except to one of the keenest
eye, the scent is lost, and he will often re-
main concealed in this way for hours, un-
til the danger has passed away.-Aonroe
Sentinel.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

factt that theorgnator, Dr. yelpau, is physician in
Paris Of great wealth. and strict conscientious prin.
cipes, and has withheld them from general use lest
they should be employed for unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female Obstruction, Falling of the
Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Reten-
ton, or Immoderate Flow of the Monthly Discharges
Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in The Back and
Limbs Fatigue slight exerons Palpitation of the
Heart, Mysteries. &C., and will effect cure when ali
other means have failed; and, although pow erful
remedy, do not contain calomel. anthony, or any.
thing hurtful to the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have never
been regulated, they peculiarly suited. They will
regularity.
CAuIIoN-Aarried Ladies should never take them
whom there 10 any reason to believe Themselves pree
nant. Tor they will be to produce miscarrisre
Ladies can procure box, sealed from the eyes of
the curious ~ one dollar, and six postage
United States and Canadas, atAlbany, N r. or to
any authorized Agent.
Wholesale Agents; H. y. NEWELL . CO., McGrsror:
lows. and by Druggist. everywhere.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27
DON'T LooK!!

II Want to buy half interest In some successful
i mercantile business in North Iowa. Or ! will
loan Two THOUSAND DOLLARS to u business house ON
good security, and work for the house saleAman.
Inquire at the Times Office or address Box Al, Mo-
mona, Iowa. GEO
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

The AREA OF CIrIEs.-Cinc;nnati is
about enlarging her boundaries. Her
population is nearly as large as that of
Chicago, but her area is two-thirds less
The following table will prove interesting.
Philadelphia has not only the largest area
of any city in the United States, but is
larger than Paris, and nearly equal to
that of London:
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27
Every Machine Warranted for
Three YEARS.
NORTON BROS. Gen. N. W. Agents,
90 Washinton st, Chicago
MRS. II. M. TODD McGregor, Iowa.
Ladies, take Particular Notice.
The Real veIpau Female Pills |!
WARRANTED FRENCH.

These Pills, 80 cele-
brated many years age
In Paris, for the relic
Of female irregularitie.
and afterwards for thei
criminal employment
In the practice of abor
tim, are now offered fol
sale for the first time In
America. They have
been kept in compare.
iveobscurity from the
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27
OONJUdAL LOVE.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
Essay for Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses and
Diseases which destroy the Manly Powers and create
impedimentsto Marriage, with sure means of relief
Sent sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Ad-
dress, DR.. J. sKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Associ.
alton Philadelphia, Pa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-25
DAY OF JULY, 1863.

The name OF this Company Is the "CONTI-
MENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY" incor-
porated In 1852, and located in the city OF
New York.
h capital OF said Company, actu-
ally paid up in cash, s...--.....-S $4,000 90
h surplus, on the lt day of July,
1889 10 0sO II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-25
Memnhis and Charleston Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
We advise persons having diseased hair
to use Professor Christy's celebrated Hail
Lotto. 1t is put up in a bottle and box. La
dies who once use Lotto discard every other
preparation for the Hair, as 1t Il the best
dressing for the Hair in the world. The Lo-
ito never fails to remove the worst cases OF
Dandruff. and restore gray and bleached Hair
to its natural color.
For sale by druggists; sample bottles sent
10 any address in the United States by express
for 81. PROF. CHRISTY q CO.,
No. III Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa-
-
The Fall and Its Dangers Animal, as
well as vegetable life, is powerfully Affected
by the great atmospheric change that takes
place in the Fall. But for the flowers, the To-
lisge and the herbs OF the field there IS no
help. Their time has come and die they
must. It is otherwise with man. For him
the means OF refrigeration have been pro-
vided by skill and science. To recruit his
exhausted energies and fortify himself
against the disorders generated by the sud-
den depression Of temperature and the m
wholesome exhalatlons OF Autumn, let him
tone his nervous system, invlgorate his indi-
gestiOn and give edge to his appetite with
HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. He
may then face the morbid Influences OF the
season fearlessly. The chilling night dew
and heavy morning mists will have no power
to make him shiver and burn, 10 affect his
liver, to disorder his stomach. or his boyels,
TO rack his joints with rheumatism, or to
render any latent element OF disease In his
system active and dangerous. To the sufferer
from general debility, whether constitutional
or arising from other causes, his potent veg
etable specific is earnestly recommended.
And let 1t be remembered that physical
tocokneSs opens the door 70 all mdladies. Vigor is
the chief defence OF the human structure
against all causes of disease, and ~HosrETTER's
BTTTERs may be truly pronounced the safest
and surest Of all inyigorants. Il Is the most
genial Of all vegetable %tonlcs, and is admira-
bly, adapted TO the wants and weaknesses of
the more delicate SEX as well as TO the all
ments of men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-25
.. s. STAMP DUTIES.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS October %. 1869.


Our observations yesterday concerning
local money matters, would apply equally
well to-day, as there is no change what
ever in the status of affairs, as far as we
could learn. Currency is equally close,
aud one or two of our banking houses
are equally anxious to sell exchange,
which is considerably in excess Of the de-
msnd, and has to be shipped daily in large
amounts. Notwithstanding, they manage
to take all cotton bills offered by regular
customers; but they are compelled TO
strain every resource to meet the de-
mand. This state of affairs cannot surely
last much longer, but ease is not antici-
pated until offer the FIRST OF next month.
Rates are not regular. Those institu-
tions which do a steady business, or in
other words, whose customers buy a GER
tain amount of cotton per week, have u
form rate of purchase, and seldom get
overloaded; but others, whose customers
buy on Irregular orders, are not so steady
in their rates, either buying or selling.
Eastern bills are generally taken nj I TO
4 discount, while the sellers rate ranges
from partO Z discount, as to the currency
of the seller at the time.
City Scrip is in some demand, and hold
FRS are mostly out OF the market. There
Is little offered in the way Of coupons or
ledger balances, and dealers are keen to
bny at Ts9Tac, while we think it would
readily bring SOC. A sale of $500 (bal-
anee) was made TO a taxpayer to-day at
Sc, while a broker made a small purchase
At 7sHc.
The oferingso Of and demand for gold are
about equalized, and dealers bid well up
10 New York rates for such small amounts
A are presented. An order for 5000 at
81 81 was untitled at noon.
There were no sales Of Tennessee bonds
in New York to-day. Old are held at 62@
62Ke. and News al 54a955c. Governments
49,. -ag-l- 1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-25
JOB PRINTING.
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.
MEarHrs. TrNr.. september l. lssl

MEMPHIS, TENN, September /, 1860.
A T the opening of another Commercial
u Year, the Proprietor Of the franklin Job
Printing House takes the occasion to con-
g~ratulate the Merchants and Business Men OF
Memphis upon the improved condition of
the country, aud the favorable prospects for
business the ensuing season.
During the summer, many additions have
been made TO the rankin Printing House,
in the way Of new and improved lsbor-sav-
ing Materials, Sew Scripts, Circular, Bill
bead and Card Type, Beautiful Cuts, Engrsv-
iRgs and Designs, representing all kinds of
Business, Trades and Professions, Illuminated
Borders, Vignettes, etc, etc. making the ofAes
complete in every particular.
The sttention Of the Business Public is
called to the perfect machinery employed,
and the extraordinary facilities for executing
every description OF FINE MERcASrILE
PRINTING.
h Proprietor has been practically en-
gagged in the Printing Business in Memphis
Tor nearly twenty years, and II VIII be his
constant endeavor, by stfict personal atten-
tion 70 all orders, and by giving, in very in
stance, GOOD STOCK, FINK WORK, and Low,
UsIFoRM PRICES, 10 merit the condolences and
patronage OF the Business Community.
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