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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02
Eon-Rssideut Eo+ice.

40. 36T2-In the Cbsucery Court of Memphis,
Tennessee. VaierioUs Sanford, Executor,
etc, vs.. W. J. Norris ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
/ that the defendruts. John ID Armour, T. A.
Handbook. g. d. Campbell, r. W. Campbell
and u. d. Gibson, Adm'rs Of Mrs. f. p. Drake,
are nonresident Of the state Of Tennesseei
It is Therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse il the
city of Memphis. Tenn, or the FIRST Monday
in January, 1879. and plead, answer or de-
muir 20 complainant Bill, or the same win be
taken for confessed a to them, and set for
hearing expaEte; and that a copy OF this or
der be published once "a week, Tor four sue
cessive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
AUGUSTbN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
A copy-attest:
By BENJ. CoLaIAS, Deputy Cefk and Master.
Sanford & Ray. SOls. for Complainant. nai2
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$500 REWARD.

WHEREAS, His EXCelleDcy. Powell Clay
w ton, GoseTn0r OF Arkansas, having OH
eially offered a reward OF Two hundred Dol
lars Tor the arrest and conviction OF JAMES A.
who murdefed my husband, Augustus
l.. Wifherington. al Moro Landing, on the
Duachita river. Arkansas. or 27tn day o.
March. 1853: Now therefore, b Unknown, that
Hundred dollars ior the arrest and safe con-
huement Of tie said James A. Davis in any
prison in the United States, or in The Terri
tOries thereof. where he can be procured uDQn
a requfsitiOn from the Governor OF this lstate.
Address, Mrs. NJ +. WITHERINGrON,
Ianark, Bradley county. ARK.
November /, 1869.
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ing abundance. Messrs. Colby & Co.,
Of Miles, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
unlimited means-have come into
possession of the mines, and contem-
plate the immediate outlay Of $4,000
or $4,000 in the erection OF such ma
chinery as may be thought necessary
to insure successful operations.-Cdvo
Bulletin, 9Th.
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Attachment Yotice.

c. a. Taylor vs. Ransom & HolbroOk-
Z FFIDAVfT for attachment having been
y made IA this caase. IN pursuance OF sec
tiOu 3n OF the tOde o. Tennessee, and at
tschment having been issued. levied and re-
turned. etc:
1t Is therefore ordered. That the said de
PENDANTS appear before me, on the LIST day Of
January, 1870, at 10 O'Clock am. ana dc end
said suit, or the same Will De- taken for con-
lessed and the case beard exparte and that a
copy OF this order be published once a week,
Tor four successive weeks. in the Memphis
Daily Appeal =. 4 MOORE p.
For Shelby county, Tennessee.
Scruggs & Duncan. Attorneys. nu3j
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~Mnn-Rasidanf Rntica-

In the Circuit Court OF shelby County-D.
Bowen and wife, Emma l., VS.. Paul G. Kay,
a minOr-PeJitiOn for Division of Real Es-
tate.
1T appearing from afidavit IN this cause
1 that the defendant, Paul c. kGy, is a nom
resident of The STATE OF tennessee:
1t Il therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in
the city of Memphis. Tenn. on the fourth
Monday in January, 1877, and plead, answer
or demuI~ 70 complainant oil. or the same
viii be taken tor confessed as to him and
set for hearing exparte; n that q copy OF
This order be published once a week for tour
successive weeks, in the Memphis Daily APP
peal. NJ d. L. STEWART, Clerk.
A copy-attest:
By Il r. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Scruggs q Duncan, Sols. fer complainant.
nOC4
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l~SCELLASEOUS
COTTON Land for sale.

OoGToU ARnd fOr SllO.
BOUT 800 acres VI the richest cotton land
y OF ChicOt county, Ark, the finest cotton
region 10 TIE world; II is high bank laud;
ormeTly Belle Point, one of the nIst Sc
sctions on the river; 1890 acres G cleared, bal
4nce timber. readily salable as wood or luIn-
Der; leveed fronting on the river, aud encir-
cied by a b autiful lake: it has the great ad-
antage OF independence OF the leyees of the
main shore. and can be made a most secure
md eautifui domain. Valued, before the
/ not So : 10y Hats Januart, IL 0. It will be
leased On favorable terms. Apply to
dep JOHN T. DOWDAlL. ST. Louis. Mo.
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Attachment suit.

Municipal Court OF the city 81 Memphis.
&4e7-H. = Taylor s. Co, Pr ingjff>, VS.. W
Baker anu p. Morgan. Defendant.
CLERK OFFICE, November 70 1863.
4 FFIDANlI rOr attachment having beel
y made in this case 10 pursuance Of Sscti6n
345 Of the CodeOf Tennessee, and attachment
baYing been issued ami returned by the
proper officer levied, ETC. on the property
of the d~efenGan-s, Baker IS Morgan:
1t is therefore ordered, That SAID defendants
appear at the Municipal Courtroom. ia the
city of Memphis, Tenn. Ou or before the first
Tuesday in January next, and defend this
suit, or the same VIII be rukeu for f-ssed
as to them, and the cjse set for hearing eX-
parte; and that p copy OF this order he pub
liShed once a week, Tor four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal
A copy: FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
MYers q WYATT. Att1Ys for Plainrifs. noa0
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DEscRIPTfoN.-Said James A. Davis IS about
hty years OF age, about ) feet 10 inches IN
hight, hair and beard gray; has lost o pOr-
ton OF his front teeth; sharp features and
complexion Drowned by exposure to the
weather; is an inveterate smoker; rather
slow of speech; generally goes armed with a
navy-six shooter OF a ride; was a resident OF
California some years since, and is supposed
TO be now somewhere In that State. He Is
'amiiiarly known among bis acquaintance
a. " linn IavfS." del5
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS, sA[E.

DY virtue of n renewed order Ofsale, rem
ID dered at the October term. 1851. OF the Mis-
siSsippi county Circuit Court. 1 VIII proceed
10 sell, TO the highest and best bidder on a
credit Of four months, at the courthouse door
in the town Of OSceOla, Arkansas,
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SILvER SEVENTY MILES FROM
MIRo.-We were shown, this morn
ae. = specimen of silver r taken
m the Rose Claire mines, located
Hardin county, about seventy
tiles from Cairo. By comparison It
II Hound to be equally as rich as the
8 taken from the famous C0mstOek
NDes. in Nevada, and is said to assay
- precious metal at the rate Of
$500 Der ton. Be this as il may,
however. there Is no doubt Of the ex-
S,tsass 81 silvsrst Rsss Claire, in pay
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r

HAVING fled with the Clerk ofthe County
IL Court my nuals settlement as + xecutOr OF
the last viii and teS' ament OF Mgs. Elizabeth
Rogers, deceased. all persons Interested there
in can appear and make their objections. II
they ave any, or the same viii be confirmed
II the January term, 1879. of said court. This
December 5, 1853, JAS. A. CREATE,
eca Eygcutor. &c.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
OLE RELIABL e I"
- DAVIS -
UNITED STATES MAIL. LINE.
OPPOSITION 70 MONOPOLY.

THE splendid Side-wheel Passenger Steam
ers Liberty No. ?, and Commercial, vii
Orm a Semi-weekly United states Mail Line
2etween Memphis and W ite, Little Red auu
mi Black Rivers, leaving Memphis every
tuesday and Saturday, at > O'Clock pm
These boats have been locked and Thoroughly
repaired and furnished with new outfits
making them as good aSnew. The Merchants
Ind Planters on White. Red and Black rivers
have taken One-half the stock in this line
thus making tt a permanent and reliable
Home institution" We nope, by strict at
tention to business and Low RATES, to merit
q fair share of public patronage.
JOHN b. DAVIS, superintendent.
Consign freight to Davis Line" Memphis,
Fenn. LEVY & ROBBINS, Agents,
nol5 No. Is Jefferson street, Memphis.
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On TUESDAY. January 4. IQ7O.

all that tract OF lsnd lying in said county, and
known as the NOdena farm. containing about
300 acres-sbout $40 acres cleared. sale to be
made within law al hours.
HAS. BOWEN Commissioner.
At the same time and place, I viii sell. to
the highest bidder, for cash. ten mules. placed
in my hands as Receiver OF the BoStick G
Jordan trust fund. Jas 3. BEST.
decI0 Receiver
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEkTER.

HAPPY NEW YEARTO ALL-9ATURDAY
NO n, January lst-The celebrated come
dian. MIR. .~EPh JEFFEhSON'S LAST
Rip Al M4NkLEA MATINEE. Doors open
al 1 o'clock Perses nance 10 commence aiZ
Admission, ~ ceutsi children. . cents
evening, I4uuarN lst-M Mr. Jo-eph
JsnersOu's last appearance as RIP VAN
WlNkLE.
Monuay Evening, J 4nuary enlargement,
for nve nignt only. OF tine greaf esf actress
OF tbs present day, ur>, ID. + bowers whO
viii appear as Crmiile, supported by the
young q talented sctOr, Ma "a. McOOL-Om.
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.PerempiOry Public Sale Of City and
Suburban Lots, Tuesday Ian
uary 4th at 3 o'clock D,m.

DY ROISTER, IRRELEVANT & co, AUG
ID NEEkS at their SaleSroom, North
east corner OF Main and jefferson streets.
LOTS--len Beautiful Building
Lots on the Outside east boundary liue of the
city, on Brlukley avenue, It the cOrnerof the
urSt street north of Poplar street, connecting
Byinkley av nue. and Waldrau avenue, en-
brdciIg ali the space between the property Of
Mr. M-rTiwpather and Brinkley avenue.
Nothing but peremptOry orders from the
own 4 brings this property now o n ne mar
ket at public sale, as We are well satisfied that
IL would sell Tor twenty-five PEI cent. more
next spring and summer. The lots vii. be
puL up in forty feet fronts with privilege Of
more o. less Terms cash.
tIrY Ions -I50 feet Of the west end OS tina
magnificent prrpeIts, more admired, we be-
llrve- than any other vacant ground in the
on TIE north side of Vance street, east Of
Lauderdaie, enclosed with a brick wall.
d property viii be sold in lots OF fifty feet.
with privilege OF more or less. Terms-Half
ctsDi balance in six and we've months " tn
interest Also lOl. 8 a d a in block %. in
the " Eratgn subdivision, on the nOrLh side
OF Linden, eust OI Or cans street. Tolls prop
erty - offered Without any cash payment, on
a credit Of one. tGos three and four Yeas.
vita interest on boud ami security. with lien
On the property. This property is put up 10
be sold, nd bidders may govern themselves
accordingly. The sale Is called at our Sales
DOM to guard against favorable weather
parties interested being expected 10 examine
the prOpe " before the sale hour. Until sale
day privaie bids will be con idered.
ROHSTER, IRRELEVANT 60.
deg Auctioneers.
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To Land BtYers-Ole Thousand Acres Rest
deltce. Garden and Farm Lands, Wlthin fire
UHes Of Memphis, U PeTeBsPtoTy Public Sale.
HAVING determined 10 dispose of my
II plantation, known as 1.-The Village
situated on the fernando road and the
waters Of NOuconnah, i've miles south Of
Memphis. l take This method OF notifying
the iand-DUying public that this vaIuable
acres, ard embracing every variety of up
land, will be subdIyided and sold, to the
highest bidder, through Messrs. Royster,
rEezevant & CO., Auctionaers, at their sales
ROOM, in the city Of Memphis, at The corner
Of Main aud Jefferson streets, OF WEDSEs-
eXbIbltiug tie subdivision m1nutely and az
aUcJioneers. Private bids will ne entertained
day OF sale. Prisons wishing to ami the
lands with a view 10 buy ing, will have every
f,cility offered fOr Sd doing. by application TO
the s-uctiOneerS. or TO me at my residence. I
deem IL supeTluou~ 10 represent tn great
value of this good land, ling within this
distance OF such a city rs Memphis, 1urthsr
than o say that, by 1udicious management
they will yield a safer and larger profit on
the investment than anything else in Viii h
capital can be employed. l nope an active
competition among buyers will. as far AS
possible, cOmpensa . me for the necessity Of
parting with such desirable roperty Terms
Of Sale-Halt cash, Balance on time adding
interest. RICHARD l. PERSON.
Royster, Irrelevant 8 Co.. Auct oneers. de'e
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NOTICE.

once KO1tas' Line Red River Packet o.,
NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. 3, 1869.
= H. SHOCK is our only authorized Agen
.. to sell tickets over our line OF steamers
at Memphis, Tennessee.
g. L. KOUNS & BRO.
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FRANKLIN
PRINTING HOUSE
Is COURT STREET.

KEEP PACE WITH The TIMES !!
Immense Arrival Of New Material !
Five Lightning lob Presses
Large Additions in LithOgraphie and
Gothic Types
Beautiful New Book Faces in Pleas
and ROnpareils !
Rich and Elegant ERgraVings, Cuts,
EmbIsms and V~ignsites
Every kind of Business represented
Endless Variety of Cards and PapeFsl
A Complete lob Printing House!
RE- The proprietor takes occasion to again
call the attention of the Merchants and Bust
ness Men Of Memphis TO his facilities for
filing orders for every description of
NTH PRINTIS eQuired In the once or
Counting ROOM.
The most perfect satisfaction VIII be given
In every instance, and PRICES SHALL BE Low
I'M UNIFORM
Orders respectfully solicited
asn 9. Pep S.pssi.t.r.
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lNSANE AsYLuM.

ct. VINCENTS INSTITUTION FOR THE
> INSANE, 81. Louis, No. This Institution
was founded By the sisters Of Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1855. 1t IS private and hrst-class in
It's arrangements and recommendation In
sane patients OF both sexes and Of all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
10 taking opium OF other stimui&nts 70 eX-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc,
apply TO DR.. ]. X. BAeDBI OF the SISTER
SUPERIOR. aess
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General Ticket once Of the NJ. andC. R. R
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. Is, 1868.
Q Il. SHOCK is our only authorized agent
.. TO redeem our Emlgrant tickets bound
South, and none others need present tickets
at this ofice. A A. BARNES.
noU Gen1 Ticket Agent
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FOR MOUND t
For Arkansas and Texas.

TRAVELLERS OR EMIGRAETs going to
Arkansas or Texas should cross The river
at til point on steamer
LA MdSJeI
to Cheeks Landing. -Four miles of Land
travel saved. Boat makes four trips daily.
Fare oas-hah that OF steamag Gallatln. ssls
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o OSCEOLA.

Regular Semi-weekIy Pscket-Fcr Osceola
and ali intermediate Landings.
OLLIE AIZ.---..An j. Deartt, master
This superb iight-draught pas
SengeT pacEff VIII leave as bOVe5-S%arEl-
Every TUESDAY, and SATURDAY, ats pm.
de.g
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FALL AID WINTER TRADE.-Of the
many wholesale houses in the city, do
ing an extensive business in their line,
we refer to none with more pleasure
than the enterprising establishment of
C. D. Knox g. Co., dealers and jobberS
in boots and shoes, No. 65 Main street
Established in 1887, it has continued
increasing its trade and prospecting in
business, until it is now known to our
country dealers and the business com
munity as being one of the leading
wholesale houses in the country-a
reputation which it justly merits, for no
expense or pains are spared to bring
before their customers the most COM
plete and superior assortment of boots
and shoes ever offered to the trade,
and at the lowest cash prices.
Doing business on cash basis, they
can successfully compete with Eastern
houses, and can offer buyers bargains
that will surprise them. To the trade
and their country friends who are in
the city attending the Fair, they extend
an invitation to call and examine their
stock, as they feel confident in being
able to show them some new speciali-
ties and unusual attractions in their line
for the coming season.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-15

PRoBARLE IDENTTFIcATIoN.-A woman
called at the office Of Squire Gillespy
yesterday, who, after an examination OF
the clothing left by the unknown man
who jumped from the suspension .ridge
on last Monday morning, pronounced
them as the property of Jacob Long,
the man who was arrested on suspicion
Of being concerned in the Ulrich muir
der some years since. She was positive
in her opinion that the clothing was his
1t appears that Long has been par
TALLY insane ever since his release from
jail. He has been living at the resi-
dence of John Sweihart, in Ohio, some
six miles above this city, for month
or two, and Squire Gillespy last even
ing wrote to Mr.. Sweihart for further
information in regard to Long. He will
probably receive an answer to-day.
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WArcHEs.-A nice lot Of ladies'
watches, including the Lady Elgin,'
has Just been received at l04 Market
street. below Mcclure House. Also
every grade of American watches, for
gentlemen, and another supply of "Our
Own Watch timer imported directly
from Europe by Oxtohy & Dufiield.
Every watch fully guaranteed. Call
below Mcclure House, for watches,
clocks, jewelry, spectacles, &c.
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of property to bear its equal share of
the government and of taxing all prop.
erty alike. During the delivery
of his speech, he was frequent.
y interrupted by hearty applause.
When he had taken his seat
Hanson Good, Esq, was loudly
called for. He came forward and az
tempted to excuse himself from speak.
ing, but the crowd would not be salts.
fed with his refusal and Mr.. Good was
compelled to return to the stand He
spoke about fifteen minutes and excited
much enthusiasm among the people
present. The meeting closed abou,
halfpast nine o'clock.
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DrsT is developing itself in unpleas-
ant quantities. Little gusts of wind
serve to watt it through the air and
drive 1t into the eyes and on the clothes
of the human bipeds without distinc-
ton Of race or color
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The Concert at the Stone Church
comes off tonight. Everybody seems
70 be going, and they are right. 1t will
be most enjoyable affair and the echo
of the music tonight at the ancient
Stone Meeting House will reverberate
long after in the memories Of the audi
ence
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A SIGN of approaching winter
stoves passing through our streets. The
people who few weeks since thought
they should never complain Of col d
again will soon be shivering and wish
ing for hot weather.
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SOME of the holder negroes of this
city say they will not be satisfied until
their children are admitted into the
white schools. Ii that event should
take place, white scholars would become
exceedingly scarce.
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Graham holding his lead by just about
the difference in track. Just before
reaching the quarter, the bay left his
feet and Billy collared him, and they
went like a double team for about two
hundred yards, when the bay again
showed in front, passing the half mile
a length in advance in l:25i. Billy
closed up this gap and made another
rush for the front, but it was no use.
Graham had the foot Of him, and took
the heat in $50.
FOURTH HEAT.
There was not halfinch difference be
tween the horses as they crossed the
score for this heat 1t was a very slow
heat and without interest, Graham lead
ing to the halfmile post in l:3l } and to
the score in 3 minutes.
They had now two heats each, and
things began to get exciting. Billy's
friends chung to him tenaciously, while
those of Graham never flinched. The
horses came up for the
FIFTH HEAT.
Well together, Graham a head in
advance. The heat was lively one
from the start. The roam made push
for the front as they entered on the
lower stretch and it was double team
business to the quarter, where Graham
shook him off, leading to the half-mile
by length in lbs. From this to the
finish Graham kept the lead, winning
the heat in 256l and the race.
SUMMARY:
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GONE TO WoRK.-Theres no doubt
about the fact that the boilers have
commenced work at the Belmont mill
Six furnaces were worked yesterday
and iveor six more will be lighted to-
dav, The ice is broke! Glory, halle
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HELD FOR COOP BEHAvIoR.-Joseph
n. J. Parker laid a complaint before
Squire Johnston, yesterday, charging
William Goetze with having committed
an assault and battery on him. 1t was
withdrawn on the payment of costs by
the defendant and Goetze was held in
the sum of $500 for his good behavior
for one year.
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LIGHT AND SHADE, SUNSHINE AND
SHADow.-The finest Rembrandt pic
lures west of New York are made at
III Main street. Ifyou have not seen
them call in and examine for yourself
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SOME of our horticulturalists COM
plain that their apple trees are not III
clined to be overbearing this year.
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SEASON BADGES for the fair can be pur-
chased to-day for $3.50. They entitle
holders to all the privileges Of the
ground.
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Ii your watch is out Of order leave it
at VIM. H. Hennegen & Co.'S and have
it repaired in thorough manner by
experienced workmen-10f Main street.
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OUR friends of No. Grant House
block have our thanks for some deli
cious grapes and peaches.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment Of diamond ring lost, in another
column. A liberal reward is offered for
its return.
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GEORGE CLARK was on yesterday
sworn in by the Mayor as special po-
liceman for the Sixth Ward at Belmont
Mill
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SPIDERS will never do for base ballists.
We notice that they "get out on fly .
every opportunity.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW FALL
Dress Goods!
J. S. RHODES & CO.
WILL OPEN TO-DAY

WILL OFEN toDAv
10 Pieces Very Rich DOu.
ble-widih Gala Plaid.
20 Pieces Medium Priced
Atwood Plaid.
go Pieces Rich Striped and
Shot VelOurs.
Pieces Heavy Black Gro.
grain Silks.
80 Pieces Real Irish POplin
I'm Beautiful Shades.
A Large stock Of Ashiield
Alpacas.
WILL ALSO OPEN:
Full Line BallarU Vale
White Flannel.
Plain and Plaid Opera
Flannel.
Bradley's Celebrated do.
nestle Flannels.
Utica, PequOt and Waltham
IO-4 Sheeting.
Large Stock Of Canton Flan.
nels AT Reduced Prices.
August 2al, 1870
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LOUIS V. BLOND is now closing out
his stock of Colored Shoes at cost TO
make room for new goods.
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ONE of the lady teachers in our pub
lie schools struck lie, yesterday 1t was
juvenile.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-15

PRoPRIETORs Of restaurants are de-
lighted with the increase in the oyster
trade.
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If you want nice photograph OF
yourself or friend, 60 to Brown & Hig-
gins new gallery, &c Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-15

If you want a Colored Button or
Lace Boot very cheap, 90 to Louis v.
Blends.