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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-08
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
nsrABLIISHND AZ A REFUGE FRuN
oUAUKERY.
fHs ONLY PLACH WHERE 4 UURR
GAN BE OBTIINRD.

nR. JOHNSON haa discovered the most
~ Certain. speedy, and only EtfGcIual
Rankof Mmba, etrlcturea, AnBOllona OF tiie
Ki1neyB and Bladdor, involuntary DlBchaT.
Co. 1mpotency, General Debility, Nervous.
nea9, Dyspepala, Langnor, Low EpIrlts, Con.
inslon or IdeaS PalpltAtlOn Of the Heart,
TlmldIty, Trembling, DimneM OF HiQht. az
Glddineal, Disease Of the Head, Throat, Noe
or Skin, AnectlonS OF the Liver, LInRS,
stomach or Bowels-thu8o Terrible DIGonlsrs
arising nom Solitary HRbItS OF YOuLh-seCrel
and solitary practices more fatal 70 their vic.
inns Than the song 0fSyrana 70 the MRrlnar
or UlyBSea, bllghtlng their most brilliant
hopes or authorizations, rendering marriage
&c, impossible.
YOUNG MEN ''
especially, who nave become the victims of
solitary Vice, that dreadful and ieStruclIVs
habit which annually sweeps 70 an untInieiy
grave thousands OF Young Men OF tho mort
excellent talents and brilliant Intellect vino
might otherwise have entrnncei llstcninV
Senators with the thundan OF eloq1enCs. ar
walked 70 ec8tacy the living Tyre; may caII
with full confidence,
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OA' ~ II n TON,
once No. 2 south Frederick Rtrec,,
Ian hand Hide going nom Baltimore Hires n
low doom nom tho corner, Fail nor Ia NJ
DeEVo thenRmo and number,
g-No letteTH received unless post Malta, :,
containing stamp 70 DO used on tiis T"niv
fetnon9 writing should state ago, and S,,I1n
portion Of advertisement describing Syn,S s
Tho DoctorbDTPLoMA hanu In I,isor,c.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,
A., Tne many thousands cureI al this es,a,,.
!hhment within the last twenty years ava
me numerous important surgical t}ncrai i" TS
PERFORMED by Dr.: JohnIton, WitneSS.SI bS ia
reporters OF 1hs 8Irn and many other nSp sn1
noteesot which have appeared again AM
SS : aa UetlosS me public, beaIdea his Standnp
~ III Renueman or character and reSp,Sias.
billy Ia sufacient guarantee 70 Tho HfsijstSd
mAIl6-ly SSFeN"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-08

50 OF course II don't mean anything
now. she said 10 herself, but don't
like 70 throw Il away. He would not
keep his, but then men and women are
constituted differently ~
Ralph Medway.Went back 10 New
York determined to forget tho brown.
haired blonde whose deWy eyes had
lighted up the ahRdows Of the mldaum-
mer woods 90 enchAntIugly; but the
allow winged years crept by, and he
Mira. Paplina Pyle did not permit her
enorts 70 become Mrs. -Paullna some
BOD body , Eye ana hsr chief object OF prey
'UPoRmy WORD, unused Ralph, one
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-08
Transportation.
BALTIMORE / OHIOR. R, comply

WHEELING. December 9Th, 1860.
pASENGEls TRAINS WILL RUN ny
i The following schedule on and aitef Do.
cCInDer 9th, " Wheeling time. : : =
CINCf NNAF,T IrSpK, tan,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
Ron1 Estnte Trnnsfer..

The following are the transactions In real
estate as shown by County Court Clerks
books for the week ending Friday, Nov 70:
Thomas s. Hays to Peter Rives, 70 acres
Peter Rives to William q. Hill, to land in
w eG N gSbns to Martha L. DeBow, to lot
in Sglers addition. .........-...--.s-., oVV U"
j. O. Yanpelt to ]. G. Wilson, assignment
of patent.
James W. Cavert to Stephen Fame, land in 900 ~
the county .....-...-..-....-... ~" w
oh Iat iS t r. nIU ward " ' $50 90
I. A. McCanpbell to John NJ. Bass, lots in
NcCampbeils addition. .............. 80 W
N M MSSpbggS addition ID oIi'o 2s5 90
D. Mcc SGUSRSe addition ~ 225 90
G A mSOdp aSd;t III nm 100 90
NJ pa D. hS~s sdd If on 2Os 70
Jesse Mecs w1 Iot on Cherry street $500 90
Benton Snowden and wife TO Sarah Il:
Conn, lease of lot corner jefferson and
Front streets. ...-....... -. =. 49,.
Isaac 1Snd LS 20 county, N R 1850 90
George roi se street 70 H. - ho'. w $500 90
W ;b \, d Elnotr 70 hfsAro' '4' 41s 60
oG ia s9u n H NasSviil e. . 400 90
| Michael Burns TO William r. Murrell, lot 40 ~
| in Edgeheld. -. - wv w
'0 ,sad in e ea p county It 'onn ,424 90
| j. s. Noe to R. A. Edwards, lot in Spring -oo ~
| Place
| Nat f. Dortch and wife TO Haynie and
| CbiIto1 lot No < in the partition of
F FI9Is sats aGs NO IN 'no 1000 OC
| Morton B. Howell to John Ward, land IN %
| the Ragsdale tract. ........--..-- 9iO W
ca:,snd aSd IN district All
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27

CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 19920c. !;
Laguyra 26626Hc.; Java 3S94ac.
MOIASSES AND SIRUPS-Sirup 5oc. 9Slf gold
sn strip 81; New Orleans S5c.
SALT-Liverpool sack s. so; seven bushel barrels
by the car load, s. 67; i've and half do. 81
RICE-we quote best Carolina 9Ta1Oc.
TEAS-Imperisl 81 4O9s2; Young Hyson y .
Black $1a1 50; Gunpowder 81 65@$2.
ORANGES-We quote new Louisiana at Se'slO
Q barrel, according to quality.
FISH-Maekerel, Nos. /, and 3, per barrel, 81,
SIC so and s1S 50; in kits, Nos. 1, and 3 - 70;
81 Is and 81
CHEEsE-we quote factory at 2Oe2O1c. Eng
lish dairy zoe.
NAIIS-we quote at 81 1895 for 1O'd., and 25c.
additional for diminishing grades.
CANDLES-Star, light weight, 16Ac-
POwDER-Duponte &c IS; Hazards S. IS; blast
| ing 81 IS; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c.
SHOT-Pakent s.; buck s. ..
Acknowledgement rectiied whisky, per gallon,
81 III; Robertson County 81 1892 IS; Bourbon
| 81 25a5 so; Lincoln County 81 1892 Is; High
| wines 81 OF.
BALE RoPE-NIo. lO9lOHc.; Green Leaf 100
10H; Iron Ties &c.
BAGGING-Ky Py. 29c.; J. Il. FAX SOC.
MISUNDERSTANDING, y doz., 40975c. Wash
boards 81 Is . doz.; Buckets, y doz., 81 75@$S
| Tubs "a 75G95 . nest. Starch nc. Candy 22c
1 for assorted per pound. Snuff 81 Is per box fol
| CARROTS packed. Matches s. so per case Pepper
/ SIC. Spice soc. Ginger sc. Oysters So 40 pei
| case for one pound cans; S 20 per case for two
/ pound cans. Canned peaches two pound cans
s. 25 per dcz. Soda 7H(68c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
Ann1herThiefCanpht

A negro man named Wash Rodes, was
arrested Friday evening by officer J. W.
Edwards for breaking into the hide house
of Messrs. Hudson & Hickey, IN North
Nashville, and taking therefrom green hides
to the value of S35. The thief was lodged
in Jail for safe keeping. We are glad to see
these piIfering and pestiferous culprits being
brought TO summary Justice. 1t will have
salutary influence upon the morals OF the
CITY. as well as be protective of property.
We trust our policemen will continue the
good work until all the thieves that infest
0ur city and its surroundings are cleaned
ont
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
Mccfinr This Mnrninp,

1t will be seen that from the proceedings
of the Council meeting yesterday morning
that meeting is called Of the citizens to
meet the Board at the Council Chamber at
10 o'clock this morning to sign the injunc-
ton bonds. We feel sure that our promi-
nent citizens will, in view of the Importance
of the call, respond in large numbers.
There is an entire willingness on the part OF
the Mayor and every member Of the Coun-
ell to sign these bonds, but they desire the
Endorsement and cooperation Of the citi-
citizens in their efforts TO subserve
the interests of the corporation and
sustain the credit of the city. They have a
right to expect as much, and we hope to
see our citizens generally present this
morning, lending encouragement and a
helping hand in measures of such vital i'm
portahce.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
New Tbeater.

There vas large and fashionable au-
dience at the Theater last night, on the &C.
casion of the farewell benefit of Miss Hos
mer The first play, Adelgitha, was one
of deep interest, and had all the characters
been well sustained, it would have passed
off much more agreeably. Miss Hosmer
acquitted herself admirably in the character
of Adelsitha, and received from Mr.. Dalton
that support which he always gives, which
is meritorious in the highest degree. Miss
Richmond also appeared to advantage in
the character of Lothian.
OF Rob Roy, the less said the better.
1t is drama of thrilling interest, all of
which, however, is lost when it is reduced
to one act. Give us this grand old drama
from the commencement TO the close, with
the characters represented as they SHOULD
be- and there could be nothing more ac-
ceptable. There is very attractive bill up
for tonight, which closes the engagement
of Miss Hosmer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
Another New Building on Church
Street.

Excavations are made and the founda-
ton is being laid for the erection Of an
other new building on Church street,
for business purposes between Summer
and High street on the north side, just
above W D. Kline's Drug store. This is
going to be, before great while one of the
most attractive thoroughfares in the whole
country. Elegant improvements both for
business houses, and private residences,
are being completed all over the city. We
have never seen so many improvements
going on at this season of the year before.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
MUNICIPAL.
BOARD Of Common Council.

Board of Common Council.
Tue Common Council met in adjourned
session last night to take up the I'M
finished business of the preceding regular
session. President Hereford was IN the
chair, and there being quorum present,
the business was proceeded with.
4 communication was received from
members Of the County Court, asking the
appointment of committee by the Coun-
ell TO confer with similar committee on
behalf of the Court, with view to the ar
rargement Of the Workhouse, so as to be
conducted by the two bodies in conjunc-
ton. After some explanatory remarks by
Justice Matthews, who was before the
Board, the communication was received,
and committee of four was appointed on
the part of the Council, with the Mayor at
the head, with the Recommendation that
three others be appointed on the part OF
| the Board of Aldermen to confer with the
committee Of the Court. Messrs. Sweeney,
Manlove, Reid and Currin were appointed.
A communication was received in regard
| to the use of sectional school books in the
schools Referred to the Board of Educa'
| ton.
A bill was received and passed on its
third reading regulating the sale of goods
by sample.
Section one provides that every one
selling goods by sample shall pay license
of ten dollars per week or forty dollars pei
month.
Section two provides that any one vio,
lating the first section shall be fined moi
less than twenty-five dollars nor more thar
| fifty dollars for each offense.
Section three provides the same penal
ties against those who purchase from par
ties having no license as specified IN the
second section against the offenders.
| Section four prohibits the extension o
license to any one proposing to sell good
by sample or otherwise within the corpo
rate limits. Upon conviction the ofende1
shall suffer the same penalties as are pro
vided in section two.
Section five repeats all laws o
parts of laws conflicting with Thu
bill, which shall take effect from
and after its passage.
His Honor, Mayor Morris, made som
appropriate remarks upon the bill
stating that it was difficult for meT
chants to pay a high license an
then compete with merchants who sell b,
sample without license. Some such lay
he thought was necessary, though it wa
difficult to SO fix its provisions that the
would be perfectly just in its operations t
all parties. The bill was referred to
special committee, consisting of the Mayo
and Messrs. Gennett, Litterer, Manlove
Currin and President Hereford The bi
heretofore published establishing a cit
dispensary, which passed the Board {
Aldermen, was discussed and postponed ii
the next regular meeting of Council.
On motion, the proposition of the Nasl
vile Gas Light Company to furnish gas
the city, was referred to the Finance Con
mittee.
There being no further business, IL
Council adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
More Hogs,

We observed several more drOves Of fat
ted hogs on the Public Square yesterday.
They were of good size and well fatted'
Operations by pork dealers have been
quite extensive of late. The number driven,
shipped and slaughtered when the weather
becomes regularly cool, will be unusually
large this season. We understand that
there are more fat hogs in Tennessee this
year than have been at any time before
since the war, which is another indication
of the abundant and growing prosperity o.
orr State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
MARKEED n

COAIPTON-vAUGHN-At the residence of the
brides father, ll% miles on the Hilsboro Pike at
3 P. NJ. Thursday Nov. Is, by Rev. Dr. W. H.
Wharton. DIR. WILLIAM COMPTON and Miss FANNIE
VAUGHN, both of Davidson county.
A large party of sdmiring friends witnessed the
ceremony, rendered their hearty congratulations
on the happy event, and enjoyed the rich and pro
fuse hospitality of the occasion. 1t was all that
could have been desired, and everything went
truly as "happily as a marriage bell.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
SignsOf Christmas.

The wholesale candy and confectionery
dealers are busily engaged just now. They
are sending to all parts Of the State, to the
dealers in the interior towns, large quaint
ties of candies and toys and dolls and Other
things to please the little folks on thatti
the brightest morning in all the year, when
old Santa Claus comes down the chimney
in his mystical attire, bearing them every
conceivable species Of knick-knacks, and
departing as he came, leaving no sign Of
whence he comes or whether he goeth.
Some of the stocks of candies and toys on
hand in the city are really magnificent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
New Advertisements.

A good cutter wants a situation in one of
the Southern States. Address II. o. Pease,
Amherst, Mass.
Thompson Brothers & Kelly commence
this morning their annual closing out sales.
Their bargain table is unusually attractive.
They have added also, this season, a rem
nant table, which offers peculiar induce
ments 70 heads of families Call early this
morning.
The Revenue Collector for Coffee county
presents formidable list
J. NJ. Hawkins offers for rent very de-
sirable family residence, No. So South High
street. Call and see him at No. 40 High
street
The National Savings Company, corner
of Union and College streets, are doing q
regular banking and exchange business.
They receive deposits and allow interest
thereon; they buy and sell exchange at the
best rates; they furnish drafts on London,
Dublin, Paris, and az parts Of Germany,
and they pay the highest rates for gold,
silver, uncurrent money, etc.
Agent wanted to sell Bartram d Fanton
Sewing Machines, in which liberal terms
will be given.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley have q
number of residences, stores, offices, Edge
field, suburban property and market gar
dens for rent for the year 1870.
Winstead Bros, Sewanee Block, have
received another large stock of trunks,
valises, travelling bags, school satcheis etc,
etc. Call and see them.
Yeatman, Shields & Co. have a large sale
on Tuesday Nov. 30, preparatory to re-
moval to their new quarters, the Porter
Block.
For elegant furniture go to McKoin 4
Cos. College street.
T. E. Winstead & Co. have received
fresh stocks of ladies and gents white
shoes and children's shoes of every stylu
and variety.
E. II. Miller continues to make the mos
approved mattresses-No. 9 North Colleg
street.
NcKoin & Co. want 100000 pounds q
shucks, for which they will pay the hlghes
market price.
Douglass & Solomon have received tn
latest styles Of hats, furs etc, IN whlcl
they guarantee to give buyers entire salts
faction.
Residents in the southern part of tn
city will find n II. Corbitt i Bro. S new
meat store. Cherry street, next door t.
JOnn lanksIey 5, great convenience
They get meats of all kinds fresh and a
good rs can be had in the market at al
hours.
Dortch 4 Haddox continue to sell Dr.
Goodlett's Houck's Panacea, which is 81
well established in the confidence of the
public as to need no further commenda
ton. They also manufacture and sci
Richards celebrated household cement
unrivaled for mending glass, china, furni
ture, porcelain, ivory, etc, etc. Besides
they keep a large stock Of drugs and medl
cines as pure as can be had in the market
If you wish to get birds, 60 to Glntratt
d Schif's. See city notice.
If You have claims against the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, youwill do vel
to read their advertisement
Armistead & Co are in receipt Of fresh
canned fruit.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27

PENDING the new year, and change in
the household affairs of great many per-
sens, we would sincerely say that it will be
decidedly to the interest of all who may
wish to supply any deficiency they may
find in their furniture, carpets, window
blinds, mattresses, or anything in their
line, to call on McKoin & Co., No. Sc Col
Iege street, Nashville, where they will find
one of the largest and most varied assort-
ments in the State, and at as low prices as
any house. Mattresses of all kinds, both
wholesale and retail, speciality. Give
them a call nov27-2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
For the Benefit OF the Confederate
RurYfng Ground.

We learn that Miss Jean Hosmer, who
closes her engagement for the present al
the New Theater, as an evidence of hel
appreciation of the popular esteem in which
she is held by the Nashville public, as vel
as to contribute to noble and worthy OBJ.
ject, has kindly volunteered to appear next
Monday night for the benefit of the new
Confederate burying ground. The charac.
ter which she selects for the occasion will
be announced in due time. The members
have all, we are informed, volunteered then
services for the occasion, showing a COM
mendable readiness to contribute to the
benefit of 50 patriotic a purpose. Mis-
Hosmer, and the company, may rest assured
that their generous proposition will be
highly appreciated by our citizens. The
house should be packed on the occasion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
Report of 81. Vincent's Hospital for
the Month of November.

The ST. vincent's Hospital is well con-
Quoted, and is among the very useful In
stitutjons of the city. 1t is in good man
agement, and has done much good since 1t
has been in operation. The following en-
braces statement of its operations for the
month of November: There have been
admitted during the month, II pa
tients; remaining at last report, 30;
discharged, 10; died, 2; remain
ing in the institution on the 22d day of the
month, AZ. Charity patients are admitted
at rs cents per day during the winter
months, and at 65 cents per day during the
summer months. This includes the entire
expenditures, board, fires, lights and medi-
cal attendance. The outlay certainly does
not more than cover the absolute expendi-
lures of the patients admitted.
INCREASE OF PATIENTS.
There has been an increase Of ten pa
tents at the hospital during the last two
weeks, and applications are made almost
daily for admission into the institution.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
New Theatre

Miss Jean Hosmer viii make her last ap-
pearance this evening in her great person
alton Of Marguerite of Burgundy, in the
thrilling play from the French of Victor
Hugo, entitled La Tour De Nesle, or
the Chamber of Death-Edmond r. DIAL
ton as Capt. Buridan, the Egyptian and
Lyonnet De Bournonville. Every member
of the company win appear, and the great
serio-somic drama of ''Robert Macaire,
or the Two Murderers," with Will J. Wig
gins and A H. Hastings as Strop and Ma
caire. This is glorious bill, and ought
to crowd the house.
Go TO Thompson Brothers & Kelly early
this morning. They have commenced
their annual closing ont sales. Bargain
table unusually attractive. Have added
remnant table this season. nov27-5t
The ladies' will find all the late style
Walking Shoes at t. E. Winstead & Co. s,
opposite the Maxwell House.
Buy your mattresses of E. ID. MILLER,
No. 8 North College street. nov27-lm
ALARGE stock of canned Peaches, Black
berries, Tomatoes, etc, cheap, at
nov27-tf ARNnsTEAD d Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
4 Working Force.

The new police force work like Trojans
They are as industrious, conscientious a set
of men as are to be met with anywhere.
At all times of the day and night their stars
may be seen and the taps of their maces
heard in all parts of the city. They are
giving uniform and general satisfaction. In
few days they will be in full harness and
possessed of all necessary Office appurten-
ances, etc. 1t is matter of congratulation
that the city should have secured the ser
vices of so faithful and efficient a police
force
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
Marriage Licenses.

The following is the list Of marriage
licenses issued for the week ending Tues
day, Nov. &c:
VIM. Waldron and Matte Brownlee.
Robert Boyd and Ellen Brennan.
B. F. Ward and Mary F. Walker.
Lew Lester and Julia Parmele.
J. H. Winkler and Carrie A. Lassiter.
John Q. White and Eugenia B. Wilkin-
son.
John J. Goodwin ard Sarah E. Webster.
Joseph T. Kline and Fannie Frayzer.
VIM Compton and Fannie j. II. Vaughn.
Chas. S. johnson and Nancy d. Gwynn.
VIM. W. VAR and Eliza Hamlet.
VIM. D. Barfeld and Josephine Fuqua.
And six colored
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
THE MARCH ELECTION.
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce VIM. c. Shaw a
candidate for Sheriff OF Davidson county at the
ensuing March election, 1870.
We are authorized to announce s. g. Bradley az
q candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing March cleo
ton. ..-
We are authorized to announce James R. Davis
as a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing March
election.
We are authorizedto announce Eli E Patterson
as candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, at the
ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce F. NJ Woodall a.
a candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing March cleo
/ ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
Medical College.

The medical department Of the Univer-
sitv of Nashville, deservedly the most popu-
lar institution of the kind in the Southwest,
and one of the best conducted in the land,
has opened its present session under the
most favorable and tiatterng auspices.
Most Of the States are represented by
pupils. The session Of lS69-1O will witness
10 less than $50 students IN attendance
receiring the benefits Of this scientific and
17srful institution.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27
For Mule Stealing.

There was party arrested last night by
the police force and sent to the stationhouse
on the grave charge of stealing mules. He
is charged with depredatiDg in that line in
the State of Alabama to a considerable ex-
tent. We withhold his name until he has
hearing before the courts to-day, in which
his Guilt or innocence will be established.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-27

We are authorized to announce Judge 10.
G. Guild as a candidate for delegate to the
Constitutional Convention, from Davidson
county. Election third Saturday in De-
cember. noVlo-te
We are authorized to announce VIM. G.
Brien, ESQ.,, a candidate for delegate to
the Constitutional Convention, from David
son county, at the approaching election for
that purpose. novl5-te.