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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-06
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. 1870.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

New ADVERTISEMENTS. Street Hack
for Hire.
500 Barrels Flour.
Chapline Street Re-opening
Matthias Eglinger-Removal.
United States Marshal's Sale
4 Card-T. Z. Blakely
Young Ladies Institute.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-06
MEN's Canvas Boots and Shoes, at
Louis Y. Blends, Main street.
ATTEMPTED SWINpLE - Ycste

ATTEMPTED SwINULE. - Yesterday
morning a man named Leggett, repre-
senting himself as being an employee
of the firm OF j. Hendricks IL Co., Of
Piedmont, went into the store Of Forbes,
Collins & Craig, to borrow money
on the strength OF his connection with
tbs house of Hendricks d Co. They
were disposed to accommodate him,
but to make assurance douhly sure they
telegraphed to Piedmont in regard to
the matter, and received the following
answer:
PIEDMONT, August ), $50.
1t is an attempt 10 swindle. No such
man in our employ
j. HENDRICKS 4 Co.
The chap left on the eleven o'clock
train TO avoid arrest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-06

ADDRESS CARDS written by the PEN
man Of the National Business College;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-06

RacOn.
HE KEEPS ON HAND, IN STORE AM
Smoke House:
Sugar Cured and Plain Hams,
Clear Sides and Shoulder,
Sugar Cured Dried Beef.
All OF the best quality and will DE- sold NJ
lowest market rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28

THE New York Herald (neutral) speak
ing OF the New York Democratic nOmi-
nations says: As far as the nominations
60, everybody was prepared for then, and
probably the public generally, outside OF
b limits of mere faction, are satisfied
that Governor Hoffman is to continue in
an office which he has adorned, to the
duties OF which he has brought some
qualities which we have been accustomed
to consider rare in a politicisn-infiexible
integrity and an honesty of purpose that
recognizes neither political friend nor foe
in the discharge Of his official duties.
Withthis standard-bearer the Democracy
can safely 60 before the State and claim a
majority of fifty or sixty thousand"
Governor Hoffman, with Hendricks or
Hancock, would not make a bad ticket for
the Presidency, when the time comes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28

HENRY WARD, the Radical politician,
witty psrson and pharissical editor, gets
on in his Christian onion some hits at the
Radical Congress. He is so much better
at telling other people what to do than in
doing himself, be sets up standard so i'm
possible to his party as 70 involve
the utter cleaning ont Of the
whole Radical Congress. Even Revels,
with the help of the Alabama and South
Carolina niggers, would not be salt enough
70 save it. He says: 1.-THE utter ignor-
ance of finance and political economy
among n Congressman is appalling.
With the.greatest financial problems be-
fore it, Congress is as helpless as a group
of children over an,,Arsbic inscription. Its
legislation is a mere chaos of shreds and
patches. The widest theories are preached
by men whom the people consider states
men; private interests maintain a bitter
struggle with each other, and deface with
absurd Inconsistency, no clearness any
where. The crying need Of the country
is for Intelligent, highly trained, upright
political economists among It's legislators.
Let the people themselves take it up and
insist on it with such energy that party
managers and caucus kings will be forced
into acquiescence or be over-borne."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28


THE remains Of DR.. A. s. Jordan, edi-
tor Of the Correspondent German daily,
were yesterday buried in Elmwood Gene
terry. The most respectable of our Ger
man citizens were present to pay their
last tribute TO one whom they regarded
with favor, and loved - q header and
friend. A delegation OF the editorial fra
ternity Of thS city were also present 10
show their respect for one who had won
high honors in the profession Of journal
ism. The deceased gentipman, although
but a short time a resident of Memphis,
had made many friends. The upright
ness of his course, his steadiness in the
pursuit Of his great calling, his fidelity to
principle and love of the South, all oon-
spired TO make for him lasting and sin
cere friendships. DIR. Jordan had been in
the United States since 1859. In that year
he landed in Philadelphia fresh from
Weimsr, in Saxony (the home of Goethel,
where be was born in 1929. He studied
medicine in jena, whence he graduated
with.high honors in the year of his can
grafton. From Philadelphia he moved to
New Smyrna, Florida, whore he praetioed
medicine for eight years. He moved
thence to Chicago, and next to
Chattanooga, where he engaged IA NOR
camille life until the breaking out of the
war, when he entered a Confederate cav
airy regiment and. served until ~ineapaci-
tsted by wounds in the latter part Of 1862.
Discharged sfrom the army, he went to
Nashville, where he engaged in journal
ism, a profession which he has ever since
followed with unvarying success. From
Nashville he anne to Memphis at the in
stance of General TraueFnicht and Mr..
Papendiek, with wAom he was associated
in the publication Of the Correspondent,
Or. JOurdsn was born Of good family, and
through life has been faithful to the ira
ditions of his birth. He was unmarried.
A brother, the Lutheran pastor at Wei
mar, is, we believe, his only living
kinsman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28

be found as large q surplus of gold a. in
those of the famous Bank Of Englsnd.
Bismarck himself confssses that Prussia
was prepared for war. No nation can
prepare for war save at the expense Of the
general industry and general welfare.
The present wsr.wss begun ostensibly
to wrest from Prussia q promise that she
would not interfere in the affairs
of Spain OF seek to put q Ho-
henzollern on the throne of that
country, and SO secure a prsponderanoe
Of power in Europe. That was the pre-
text Of France. Prussia, even after she
has defeated France, and ~irrevocably
broken up her best armies, continues the
war, refuses the overtures OF peace by
the people, and declares it her purpose to
disintegrste her territory, without the
trouble of a plebIscite to the people Of
Lorraine or Alssce, such as has been ex-
tended TO the Romans by the Italian
no Napoleon on the throne of
France, there had been no war.
We believe the present contest to
be one between crowned heads, iniqui-
tous in its inception and prolonged by the
blind ambition and folly of an old man,
haunted by the bloody memories of '48,
and with so wholesome a dread of De-
mocracy that, in the person Of the Jew,
Jacoby, he Furnishes it upon a slender pre-
text with irons and gives.
The news we published yesterday morn
ing fully bears us out. Bismarck Is re-
ported to nave refused Favre an armistics
except upon humilisting terms the pos
session of S~trssbourg and Metz, and I'M
less, as King William said, it could be
followed by the humiliation Of q surren-
der at Paris akin to that which the first
Napoleon forced from Prussia in Berlin.
Thus, it is not even ambition, but re-
venge, that actuates a King unwor-
thy to reign over the country
whose Humboldt he refuses to honor
Even little Belgium bristles up
at the hard and unreasonable terms of
Bismarck, the press of that country uni
Yersally condemn q p~rolongation of the
wal as little short of murder. Looking
at the war news in the most favorable
light, we are forced to the conviction that
every days continuance of the struggle
makes against Prussia, and brings public
opinion more and more strongly for poor
France, a prey to invasion and threatened
by intestinal feud.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28

boutwell, boasts, in behalf OF the
Radical government, that he has paid OF
one hundred and fifty millions OF the
public Indebtedness. And it has been
done by taxing the people two hundred
millions more than was necessary. Thus
Boutwell, has been able, besides paying
one hundred and fifty millions, to have
fifty millions left to steal. The country
is beginning to ask what has become of
the fifty millions, rather than to respond
with compliments 70 his ridiculous boast.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28

WENDELL PHILLIPS, with a little more
rim, is as completely cracked as Sharp's
Rifle Beecher. He says: alt is a shame
TO our Christianity and civilization for
our social system to provide and expect
that one man at seventy years OF age
should be lord of many thousands Of dol
lars, while hundreds of other men, who
have as good use of their talents and Op-
portunities, lean on charity fortheir daily
bread" Yet the rich agrarian s%urrenders
nothing of his %overgrown fortune. Like
the majority OF abolitionists he leads, he
prefers dischsrging his obligations in
words, and does not materially disturb
his pocket for pseudo philanthropy's
gaEe-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28

RADICAL, but honest, correspondent
of the Boston Post, writes candidly from
Tennessee of General John C. Brown, and
saws: He has been mild, conciliating,
Just, generous and liberal, without oecom-
ing a Radical. He is a good man, in the
broad meaning of the word, and il made
Governor, as he undoubtedly will be, will
see that the rights of the humblest are
not infringed upon" That is equally
true as TO white men and black men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28

ROBERT Ii. REACH, Esq, has assumed
the editorial control of the West Point
(Mississippi) Herald. He yields a vigor-
GUS pen, and makes no compromise with
the ruling vsndals. The Democratic iiSg
flies at the masthead of the Herald, which
will labor for reform and a return 70 the
honest order of things with the constitu-
tim as il was.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28

THROUGHOUT the South, charges of Ku-
Klux have been made by the innocent
Radicals, as furnishing a reason for re-
construction, overrunning the States with
negro militia, and other deviltries. We
have always believed and often intimsted,
that, where there was 50 strong a party
motive, it was highly probable the out
RACES, now and then occurring and
charged to the Ku-Klux, were committed
chiefly by Radicals themselves. And,
aside from what may have been done by
outlaws Common to all countries, espe-
cislly on the cessation of war, we believe
oftenses charged against Demo-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Isaac W. Moon VS.. W. z. Matthews and NJ. ].
Wright.

Isaac w. Moon VS., ". P. Matthews and NJ. ].
DY Virtue OF a decree pronounced in this
~ cause, by the supreme Court of the West
efn Division OF the state, April Term, 1869.
and renewed at April Tarm, 1870, / will, in
front Of the Court-house door in the city OF
Memphis, On
Thursday, the 26th Day Of October, 1870,
Sell on a credit of six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four months, the following described
real estate, viz; situate, lying and being I'm
and in the Thirteenth Civil District OF said
county, and described as follows, tO-Wit:
Section thirteen, Township one, Range nine,
west OF the basis meridian OF the ChickasaW
cession, containing $40 acres, more or less,
lying on both sides of Horn Lake creek, near
the southern boundary line of the State OF
Iehnsssee, and just north OF the north
boundary line OF the State of Mississippi.
The said section thirteen has been recently
surveyed, and found to be in the STATE OF
the same section Nhereon James w. Levi and
his wife, Susan II. Levi, with their tenants,
conveyed by Marcus ]. Wright to Susan 81.
Levi, by deed dated the ID of June 1855, and
registered in the Registers office OF shelby
county, Tennessee, on the 18th OF uly 1885,, in
Book No. Sc, part the 81, pages 6ls and 6ls, and
the same which was conveyed by William p.
Matthew's 70 said Wright, By deed dated the
lst day of January, 1858, and registered in the
Registers office OF said county of shelby,
Book Nc. 81, pages 400 and 40. =
Also, one other tract of land, being the
south half Of section twelve, Township one,
Range nine, west of the basis meridian,
Chickasaw cession, and which was conveyed
by said Matthews to said Wright, by deed in
fee, duly registered in the Register'sofice of
Shelby county; said real estate will he sold
10 satisfy q decree, which the said Moon re-
covered against the said wight and others
for Sl2,Hl 80 and cost, and the purchaser will
be required to give bOnd undoubted security,
with interest upon the same from the date OF
sale, and when such sale is confirmed by the
I'M - Hob - wAAApA~Hl4n
shall exist In either the said Wright or the
said Matthew's, or In their creditors, but the
purchasers title shall be absolute and indie
feasible. JOHN Ia BROWN, Clerk
A. XriRht and u. u McKissiek 2ola aa1S
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28

If there were greater stealings con-
nected with the mission to England, the
office would be in greater demand, and
not hawked about among second-clsss
politicians and rejected of all Radical
leaders. The cable renders these foreign
ministers an useless body of public blood
suckers, and the whole brood should be
exterminated. Taxpayers would bless
the day when these elegant gentlemen no
longer dawdle in and oat of European
palaces, and roll about the streets of Eu-
ropean capitals, dressed in the livery OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28
TO B~RICKLAYERS.

NITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
" MKMPHIATEsE., Sept. 10, taO.5
Bs Sealed proposals. RHtbe received az this
Office until Friday, September Sth at II
o'clock M, for the construction OF q cistern
at the intersection of Linden and Laudsrdale
streets. Plans and specifications 10 he seen
at his once. = tt
sell ]. 4. HUMPHREYS, City Eng'nr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28
DEMOCRATIC

If our Roderick should be elected to
Congress, it is thought he would not be
prosecuted for forgey. If he is beaten no
mercy will be shown him. So it seems
the election issue is doubly important to
this pink of Congressional perfection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28
STONE PAVEMENT.
0ITY ENeINEER's OFFICE. 10

1ITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
W MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. Is, lS7Q
Es- Sealed proposals will be received at
this once until Il O'Clock m. Saturday, octo-
her lst. for paving with stone the following
-straasts and alleys, to-wit:
Second street, from the north end of the
Nieo Ison pavement to the northern bound
airy eff the city. q seir
h alley north Of Court from Second
treet to Fourth street.
An.ithe Alley north of Jefferson street, from
Recon d street to Fourth street.
For further information apply at this ONCE
sells / Il. HUMPHREYS, City Eng'r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28

81 Country merchants and planters want
Ing good Louisiana molasses should INQUIRE
train, Thibodeaux, Pointe Coupee and Ia
fourche brands auu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28
Southern School in New York

R EDWARD B. WHITES English and
M French Boarding School for young Is
dies, No. 50 West Forty-second street, oppo-
site Reservoir Park. se26 cod.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28
EDUCATIONAL
Medical College Of Memphis,
Session 1901.
FACULTY.

FACULTY.
BENJ. ". Avert, NJ D., Professor Of the Prin-
ciples and Practice OF Surgery;
RICHAR Z. MAURY, n. D., Professor OF the
Principles and Practice Of Medicine;
DUDLEY u. SAUNDERS, NJ. Professor of De-
scriptiye and Surgical Anatomy;
ERsRINE, M. D., Professor OF OBJ
stetrics and Diseases Of Women;
r WORRIES, MI D., Professor of Aural
and Ophthaimic Surgery;
| ]. JOSEPH WILLIAMs,M. D., Professor Of Ply
EiolOgy and physiological Anatomy;
ROBERT W. NJ. d., Professor OF
Materia Medica and Therapeutics;
FELIX MCFARLAND, NJ. D., Professor OF
Chemistry and FOxleOlogy:
GUsTAyUs B. THoRNToN, NJ. D., mon
tor of Anatomy;
RoBERr TaUMMEL, NJ. D., ProsectOr to tha
Professor OF Anatomy
Full Professors
Demonstrators e.....--.-.-.---.-.--- ~
Naturalization
o.
"HE regular course Of Lectures for the
il winter will begin on Monday October
II, and end on the first Of March. For par
ticulars as to Board, etc, apply TO
ALEXANDER ERSKINE- NJ d.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Memphis, September q, $50. se2l d4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-28
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STAGES

TT Is . vegetable preparation, and the most
il extraordinary one ever discovered for the
cure of this disease. It clsenses the system
failed to
cure the Worst Cases
Ia perfectly harmless when used as directed.
A thorough cure guaranteed or no pay.
Charges moderate, and all communications
HELD STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL II can
be found at the following drugstores:
GOODYEAR a HILLS, 81 Main street.
MANSFIELD HIGBEE'S, Sol q S3 Main st.
H. n. HAMPSON'S, 1G Beale street.
@. O.TOZER8, 10 Beaie street.
Or at cur ofiee, No. Is Front street-back
anS0 J-v. RUSSELL. Agent
N, u. WEBER.
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JUDSON g. co.,
Cotton Factors


Msnufacturers' Agents for inc sAIeoI
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Sole Agents for j. Z. Carver's Cotton Gins,
Cheeks Cotton Press,
SIMPSONS Horse Powers, Steam Engines,
Diebold's q Kinzle's Iron Safes, ETC., etc.
strict attention paid 10 nlling orders. sells
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prnt,ssional esrOs.

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Bubble Notit,s.


IMPAIRMENT OF DOCKS, $40 and Sls broad
~ way, Sew York May Is iSi0-IO rIE Pl SLlC -
Tue Department Of DocSs OF the city Of New YORK will
hear all persons niercstgd IA the Improvement Of tno
water irUnt Of the city OF New York ana the establish
ment VI permanent wharf accommodations for special
commercial interests On June - 1870, NJ 2oelocs Pm,
Office ofthe Department. so and $40 Broadway.
All pcrsOns Interested IN lnaugu. atng ~ the hirbor
OF New York proper system OF whlrVCs aud piers,
who have special plans for the improvement OF the
water front, invited 10 be present aud give tholf
views.
All persons desrous OF being heard the subject OF
whafyrs and piers requested to oe prepared Ia
addition to an oral statement to submit tnclr views In
writing. JOHN I. AGNEw,
WILSON q, HUNT.
HUGH SMITH,
WILLIAM WOOD.
RICHARD ~ HENRY,
Boart OF Cowmh etOners of Docks.
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Ytual Noilt,s.


SUPREME. COURT-Cny and County Of New
= iOrr.-AdOlph insnn. Mai ltiG AKA ust Ana Kelly
aiemcnt o The saremc Gort OF sae ps STATE Of Ssx
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ySlShth oS ,teeI sad Ih,rL & .yenns ,h'nce tu 1nnS
Two lcct md Two iuchcs Iacace cast and pSruiiS VIII
seventy eighth street ixtrsu feet and ei. h: inches
and Se and wc inches 10 m norH SIDE Sy Of
sSl to f"Ss nS point T 81 1SsS osnnGs G SIX
Dated New York. JpRs ima2 Z; ii'0 II fo,Ev,N no,,o
ApoLpH Lrn,sorn f fiaiasl IA@YN' A.oissy! '''''S
SUPREME COURT-cny and Coaa,y Of NJ.
Judgment Of nc s9nrcniC Court OF tns sia y New
the subscriber the Referee named in SAID Judgment wI
S At 4 * sts g. gSSe So a. .SYs 81 S The & 9 o.
Mea Il s S Sd t SE SorSg HSgA X sf'S S
estate, q wiz Al that % Certain 'SI os 81 land iOseth:
x.h ,hS 69dpr thereon oS,c,e9 .aiste n re Sine no
osa @ AZ ha 9ls H and iS yatS @Sa
Ss on" H irei se sish acSs % cast HofISs q
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and feet and Two inches thence Gas, and PSr,si
s@ey' s'ssa .Sa'S sSd psrssl si Thd hum
~S and 4 ' along The sans
sixteen iett eight riches IA the point Of begin
ing.-DAted New YORK, Jane u, 1870.
JAMES II. COLEMAN, Referee.
Apoifn LIIISokH PlAintins Attorney.
STPRE,E CoInT-city and County OF Sew
- f9Tk.-Adoiph llllnn plalnltn against Ann Kelly
and other, defendants, mo. 3l-iu pursuance of a
Judgment OF The supreme Court ol the State OF New
nok ntdc and entered In the above entitled acuon l.
me subscriber, the keferee named IN said lu lgmeI
VIII expose oyse ~ pu5c auction the i2h day OF
July lsN AZ Y ovl9eA noon, at the Exchangr saies'
foSni 10 III broadway 10 .he elty OF New YORK, by
teibei real estate TO vit Al tnSt certain lot of lana.
Together iu the building thereon erected, situate ia
IN NInetcenu VA ii Of the city vi New Yoig, AZ 4
bounded aud described an follows
Beginning at point on the north side OF seventy.
elgnlh street one handred and eIhtyelsht feet fgur
inches east o the northeast corner Of SeVentyoighn
street anu ThiEl avenue and tuence TunnlI north And
parallel with Third avenue ono hundred and fees
aud two Inches thence east and parallel with Scyray
elgnt street sixteen ieet eight ncnei, thence south
para lei VITA Third avenue one huldred and two feet
ana TWO inches tn tae north side Of seventy o'ghh
street thence west along the sane sixteen feet eht
| INCHES 70 the point OF beginning.
Dated New York, june u. 1870.
| JAMES n. COLEMAN, Hscrec
ApoLPn LERISoIR PlAinuhs Attorney,