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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-04
LuMBER, LATHs AND SHINGLES.
LUMBER YARD and SAW MILL.

vssHE oldest Yard In Memphis; established
In lSH. With a fun stock of logs, sea-
soned and dressed lumber on yard, are pre-
pared to furnish any quantity and dimen-
slons of cypress or poplar, at short notice. A
large stock OF Doors, Blinds and sash, glazed
or fnglazed; Latbs, shingles, Cedar Fence
posts, Pine and Poplar Flooring, always on
hand. our motto Il, quick sales and small
NE. 81. V. COCHRAN,
Office and Ysrdf0 Of W Wasn1ngton ST,
Ree RAW Near riYsrs
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY z, 1870,

Between the hours Of 10 o'clock am, and !
pm, the following described tract of land.
containing one hundred and dve (Ic5l acres,
lying in the eleventh surveyors district OF
Shelby county, and state of Tennessee, on
the south side Of Wolf river:
Beginning at stake With post-oak pointer,
In the northwest corner of a two hundred
acre tract entered in the name Of VIM. Law
renoe: thence south 3 chains and 80 links TO
a stake with an elrn pointer; thence west 3
chains and Al links to & stake with whiie-o9
and sWeetgum pointers; thence south Il
chains ana 20 links to a stake with two red
oak pointers: thence east Is chains and Il
liz ks TO stake wish sweet gum pointer
thence north 10 chains TO a stake with gum
and elm pointers; thence west Is chains to
the beginning
Terms OF Safe-One-third cash; balance, on
credit OF one and two years, with interest;
purchaser executing notes. wsth approved Sc
cHrity, q lien being retained on the land Tor
the deferred payments.
By BERNARD Coll, Deputy Clerk.
The sale OF the land mentioned In the peti.
{ on in the above entitled cause IL, by the
consent Of th4 parties in interest, continued
until the further orders OF the Court.
JOHN IOAGUE, Clerk.
February 8, 1870. fshi
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RICHMOND, February 9.-InfOrma-
tien has been received that Charles
Thomas, living some eight or ten miles
nom Floyd Courthouse, was tOrclDiy
taken from his home last night and
uDmercilully whipped by a party Of
digulsed men. II appears that Thorn
as had recently been in the service
Of the Internal Revenue as IN
former, and upon his reports several
parties enEsgrd in illicit disiliiation
Of whisky Were arEestet end err
property seized in that neignborhooh.
it is supposed the friends 81 his vlc-
TINS administered TO Thomas the ca--
tigatioE. lie was stripped, bound,
and received several hundred lashe5.
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SLoac. .Msseas' Strike.

NEW YORK, February 3.-The
stone-mas0ns are still on 4 strike, and
are quite resolved not 10 give in to the
reduction proposed by Commodore
Vanderbilt. The strikers number
10 men, and are all employed on the
new Hudson River Railroad depot.
The Commodore wants the men to
work for 81 instead OF a 80 per day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-04

Nestle is the comfortable and proper
name of Frenchman who has in
vented patent, duplex elliptic, cast
iron wet nurse. 1t is q kind Of a
chair surm0unted by a tank. You
lay the baby in the chair, pour "sus-
tenance" into the tank. turn Il spig-
got, give the baby one end of a hose,
and it gets along as nicely as if it
were drinking from the maternal
iOunt. 1t may be worth while to men
zion, in passing, that the invention is
a suck-ceSs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-04

NEW YORK, February 3.-The jury
in the Glasson divorce case could not
agree, and were discharged yesterday.
They stood seven for the plaintiff and
five for defendant.
There were 657 immigrants landed
at this port since january 26th, max
ing a total OF 4Zo4 who have arrived
since the lst nit.
Prince Arthur, with Gen. Mellow
ell, visited the harbor and forts this
afternoon, and was received with q
royal salute at Governors Island.
Rev Horace Cook is now with his
family near Boston, under medical
treatment.
The tax levy FOR city purposes
amounts to 80 $4,000.
The reported death Of Varley, d
Revely, the blacksmith, was a hoax
lie Will probably recover.
The National Board of Fire Under
writers is now Ia session here. They
have adopted a form OF obligation
piedging ali companies to abide bs
The regulations and requirements q
/ the Beard, or its Exc ulive Commit
tee, and agents who place risks al les
! than the tariff, are, on conviction, t.
be removed.
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RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES:

state OF Tennessee, lss
County of Shelby.
/, ". W. Thacher, Cashier Of tie First
National Bank Of Memphis, do solemuly
swear that The above stalemsnt IS true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief
". W.IHACHE3, C6shieT.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this I'd
day Of February, lsI0. HUME z. HILL,
CoTreet-Artest; Notary Public.
+. y. DAVIS,
y. OLIVER,
WM X. MOORE. feb4
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Inc XYIfh Amendmsnf.

ST. LOUIS, February 3.-In the Kan
sas Senate yesterday, the memorial
asking Congress to submit he XVlth
Amendment to the various states,
was tabled by the vote of the Lieut.
Governor.
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NEW ORLEANS, February 3.-The
House appointed q Committee to in
quire into the charges against Judge
Leomaut, of the Fifth District Court,
1 OF Illegal decisions and inc0mpetency,
with q view Of Impeachment.
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nefanl.inn Pos master.

New ORLEANS, February 3.-Suit
has been instituted in the United
States Circuit Court against the sure
ties Of TaiiaferTo, laje postmaster
here, for nearly 80, ,0OJ deficit in the
sale of revenue stamps.
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ATLANTA, February 3 The House
ratified the XVIII Amendment unan-
imousy, and the XVIII By a vote OF
So TO "A The Senate ratified both the
XVIII and XVIII Amendments BY a
vote of y To 10
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TeLEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.
Pass a F0utre.

New York, February 3.-CaPt'
Blackeney, Of the steamship Kappa
hammock, reports eighteen feet OF Wa
ter on the Pass a rOutre bar.
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ALEXANDRA, February at mas
been fairly demonstrated that vessels
/ drawing more than seventeen ana
I half feet OF water are unable TO pass
I through the Suez canal with safety.
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RAs0NIc N0flcE

HHHE stated communication OF Leila q
Scott Lodge No. aes,wjll be held Y u
this (FRIDAY( Evening, February 4th/WN
al o'clock, for dispatch OF business.
All ii. II. are fraternally Invited
BY order OF K. W. MITCHELL, W. d.
>. STsElG, secretary, rss4
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FUNERAL HOTlgE.

8AYDwELL.-The friends anj acquaint-
auces OF Mrs. SUSAN NJ siAYDwELL ars res
pect uily invited TO attend her funeral, nom
No lS5 Second street, This (FRtDAYj Morn
ing at IL O'Clock
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neelh Id "a Gav. TrrmbIe.

CINCINNATI, February 3.-E.x Gov.
Allen Trelnble died al his residence at
Hiilsboro, Ohio, this morning, In has
eighty-seventh year. he has resided
there since 1905.
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MARRIED,

RKE-dRIsHENGER On Thursday,
Sd inst, al the residenes OF Mr.. A. W. Drew,
81 Poplar street, in this city, by Rev. Dr.. A.
q. Kerr, Mr.. EUGENE D. CLARKE and Miss
ANNIE II. GRIsHENGER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-04

The name of the director Of the
Russian opera troupe is Dimiiri
Agreueffxvslty Giaviansky, He vas
onjy partially baptized, beeaase the
laws OF thiriy-six clefgyman We're dis
located suceessively While they were
trying to get past the name INTO the
rest Of the service. The Emperor
WON'T allow il TO be printed In the
directory.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed TO ms
d on the 22d day OF August, A. y lse3 hy
John Caller. SUD Iqiy recorded In the US
tomhouse or the United States at st. Louis.
STATE OF Missouri, in Book T., pages ~, I'S
and 759 and f1T the purpose OF paying the
debts secured thereby, and therein described,
l viii, on
tuesday. The l5th day Of February, 1870,
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock a N. and p
O'Clock m. in front of the LaE Court room,
in the GreenlaE Opera building, in Memphis,
Tennessee, sell Mt puhiic aueti0E, 10 the high
est bidder for cash. the ons-half interest in
and to the steamer Hssrer. the same being
conveyed in thedeed aforesaid. Title believed
to be good, but I convey only as Trustee.
febf II G. WARINNFR, Trustee.
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0n tha az jan oil Raareh, I870,

At I2 M. sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described real estate, tO-wit;
Designated on the plan Of Hiil's subdiyi-
sion OF land, in the fourteenth Civil District OF
shelby county as the north half o. Lot No
fiftv-oae fronting on the west side OF Susette
stree MT, -oue feet, and extending wesiw ward
for depth between pa. allel lines, one hundi ed
and eighty feet to the alley midway between
5u ette aud Walnut streets.
The said lot being part OF the estate Of Jo-
seph II. hoate, in hank uptc cy, and 10 be sold
hy me as Assignee OF the said rboate, hank
rupt in front of the United states Disfric'
Courthop-e, according to law IN su n cases
provided. Ten per centum Of the purchase
money will be required al the time Of sale,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-04

UoUNTY COURT SALE OF LAND -Janus-
~ ry Term, 100.
]. j. Woods aud Mary Woods VI Georgia, no.
IA and Martha HGmneT-Petitiou for sale
OF land
Under and Ivy virtue Of an order OF resale,
made In the abQvs entitled Oause at the jan
nary term, 1879, of the County Court Of shell
BIZ county, Tennessee, I will proceed TO sell.
at public auction, before the courthouse
door In the city Of Memphis, on
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From Enuland.

LONDON, February 3.-Mr. Doug
lass mas received a letter from Ash
bury, declining his formal Of challenge
for a race between the yachts SapphO
ana Cambria, He now offers a new
proposition 10 Douglass for three races
irum Nobiight, around Oness light
house, off Sussex coast, thence around
steamboat, twenty miles to sea and
back to N0bight, distance Of fifty
five miles. Ashbury recalls his former
Offer to race the Sappho, and unc0ndi-
tionally insists on a time allowance.
should a race now take place, and the
New York rule Of measurement be
observed, Douglass will probably ac-
cept the Oness lighthouse race offer.
A dispatch has been received here
from Bombay announcing that the
Great Eastern was 5igBailea OF Nal
ahar cuHst. on the 18th ult,
The smo1i;. i;t 81 .. snecle IN the Bank
of England has increased z----a;UVV
since last Thursday.
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o. Also. at the same time and place, Will sell
the interest Of said Choate in the copart ner-
ship sSsets OF the late hrm of Choate & 60.
Terms Of sale, etc, the same as Of the real
feb2 GEORGE ARNOLD. Assignee.
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$500 REWARD.
Something More About Hoalnnls.

T WILL pay three hundred dollars reward
/ for the body OF Ceorge W. MctstnDis, II de-
llvered to me in nteen fl5) days from this
date. said Mctiinnfs was arrested at Bush
Aroor Church, DeS5Oto comfy, Miss. May =,
prstense OF having 4 state Warrant While
under arrest he was dIsarued and carried q
distance of six miles IN the direction of Her
nando TO Short Creek swamp, and has not
bssn heatd from stnce
JOHN r MOORE, Olive Branch,
DeSeto CQuaty, Miss,
Ja4SsEy !, lss0. fsk2
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tuesday. the l5th day Of February. 1870
Assignee's Sale.

FINDER and by virtue of general order
- Issued from the District Court of the
United states Tor the district of West Tennes-
see, on the 18th day of December, 1865, WILL
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EXTENSIVE & PEREMPT0ar sALE
OF VALUABLE
FORT PICKERING PROPERTY.

ss- We invite special attention 10 tle i'm
pOrtant sale refsrIed 70 la tue annexed uo-
tice- Ibis Is some OF the D-st tocai-,I DrslD-
erty IN that portion Of tie city b-Ins Oh lie
chiei tborougufsre leading IL and 0ut %. the
city on ths south.
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FOREIGN TELEGRAMS.


From PariS.
PARIS, February 3.-Several Depu-
ties prouose soon to move i'll the
Corps Legislatif the restoration OF tbs
proi@rty OF the Orleans family.
From Spain,
MADRID, February a.-phe notori-
GUS Cariist leader, the Marquis OF
Hennazee, recently sentenced TO per
Detual banishmentfor participation in
The late Carlist insuTrection, has es-
capped. He was on his way to the port
of Cadiz in the custody of the civil
guards, and the supposition is that the
esgapc was the result of collusiOn, as
the Sergeant himself has not been
heard from since.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
R0T!cE TO SHIPPERS.

OFFIuF OF FREIGuT AcPEr. N. II. r. RI
Memphis. Tenn. Frbruury 4, $50
TNREIGfIT Tor Locsl Stations only on His-
Il sisslppi and Tennessee RaiIr8ad viii be
received this day. J. NJ. PAMPLIN, Ag't
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LEVETTS.

Isevatt "a the Boot man OF West Teunes.-s.
early age.
3 He knows Boot "a seoa IS be gets b..s eyo
never WINK ~eNe ~-~
He viii sell st the lowest Ys<icee
He will sell the best GOO.
He win always deal -. rlr-
Y Ven 10 not beiisg &,
Try him.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-01
. 9 Q . q . . Q

ITO TIE WORKtNG CLASS.-Ne a'clnow n
l. pared to fnrh all classes with c9nst0nt en-
p.oymert at home. the whole of the ;ino or for II
snare moments Business ncv', light and protitabi
Persons oi either sex easily earn from tUc to 4
per eve'iu,. and a proportional sum by devotir
their whole iirie TO the business. Boys and girl
earn ,y,arly much rs II en- That all vn sec TIL
notice may send their address. and test the husineI
make his unparalleled oiier: 70 srch as are nd
well satisfied. we will send 81 to pay .or The ,ro,I
BILE d dwriiag. Full particulars, valuable saripI
Nlrtn will 10 TO commente cork ar1 .. COPY {
tho Y0Die's literary C5Mp1a ion-oac % the sI'res
a't hc-t family newspapc spuhlsued--i agnrtlac
Gv mail kcaler, II you wGi' pcruln ,proG.aol
w,ril address &. c. AL -ES " co August,
Mime. uOyi:3m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13

FuGTTIvEs CAUGHT.--Two or three
days since Sheriff Campbell received Il
dispatch from Cincinnati, stating that il
was believed that several ofthe parties who
recently escaped from Jail here were III
that city Mr.. c. accompanied by officers
Detwiler and Reed, Immediately left fol
Cincinnati, and on arriving there, identi'
fled TrisSlcr and Donovan, who had been
secured. Capt. Green was also in the
crowd, our officers were informed, but
pcrceiving that something wasm the wind
he requested Trissler and Donovan to re-
main where they were standing until he
returned, which he assured them would
be in few minutes. He stepped aside
but either forgot or willully neglected tc
rejoin his companions, and thcywcr com
PEELED to leave without him. The fugitt'
YES were delivered to Sheriff c. who re-
turned with them either Saturday evening
or yesterday morning, our informant did
not know which. The officers ut CinCin'
natl feel quite confident that they will YET
secure Green, SO that the trio will proba'
bly, get Justice done them ut the present
term Of the Circuit Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13

HEAVY STORM.-A violent storm has
prevailed in this region, almost without
intermission, from Saturday morning, TO
the present writing C12 o'clock Sunday
MIGHTY About eleven o'clock \. NJ, Sat
urday, hail fell quite rapidly for few
minutes. Many persons thought the great
hail shower Of May 2sth, 1859, was about
to be duplicated, and in fact the indicA-
tons for short time did seem to favor u
recurrence of that memorable event.
The cloud came from the northwest
the same direction Of that last year,
but from what VIC hear, was Of
greater width. The damage done
here was trifling, compared with that sus,
tanned in May go. Five miles up the
river, It is reported the grain and fruit
crops were terribly cut and injured. The
gardens, also, suffered severely. Hail
stones the size Of walnuts fell in large
quantities. We hear Of much damage
done several miles up the creek valley.
How tnr East and North the storm OK
tended, we are not informed. During the
afternoon, We had several heavy showers
so that by evening tho temperature had
been so much reduced as to make fires
and overcoats almost Indispensable to com
fort.
Yesterday the min came down nearly
all day in a steady pour. If we don't
have big June freshet in the river there
is no virtue in water to produce such q
result. We question If "the Oldest in
habitant" remembers day on which the
rain came down rs unintcrmittingly US II
did yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13

DEAD BoDY OF AN INFANT FOUND
The dead body Of female inlant was
found, Saturday morning, in the rear Of
the Cathedral. Some one in passing the
place indicated, ut M early hour, noticed
bundle lying near the front door Of the
Bishops residence. Upon examining the
package, the remains Of nm infant in M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13

THERE ARE MANY DISEASES and symp.
toms which cannot be classified under any
particular head, such as Debility, Low,
ness of Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, Pain in
the Side and Back, Palpitation Of the
Heart, YellOwness Of the Skin and Eyes
little or no relish for food, bad taste in the
mouth, etc. These symptoms indicate
that the blood is impure, and the Gunc.
tons Of the body are in a morbid state,
Nature will exert herself to remove these
diseases from the system, and Oflentimes,
with the assistance Of good nursing, much
will be accomplished. But in other cases,
If the disease Is not arrested by the proper
medicine, 1t will result in q scrOtulOuS dis.
case which will DO difficult TO cure.
RosADALIs will purify the blood, by
changing the sccretions and giving tone
and strength to the body. twill also re-
new the energy, giving new life and Vi
vacity at the same time it is renewing the
entire system, so that the persons using it
will feel that they enjoy an entire new
life. II every person in the United States
were " take one or two bottles Of Rosa
dalis, they would DO repaid by renewed
health and vigOr. A dose should DO taken
three times 4 day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13

GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING. -
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared at any time toput on roofs, eth
or large or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for a term
of years. He has now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outlived a half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
is increasing from year to year. He put
on during the past year 1900 squares Of
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick-yard, head Of Lindsey street, All
orders will be attended to promptly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-ThO fol.
lowing is list of the real estate transfers,
admitted to record in the office Of
the Recorder, for the week. ending June
10, 1870:
Charles Wurster and wife TO John
Wurster, for the south go feet Of lot No.
IS and running back 70 feet in J. Zane's
Addition; $3.50. Admitted June 4.
Deed made April 90, 1870, by Sophia
Fl. Johnston 10 James Gillespie for loI
No. Is in square 80, Buena Vista; $50
Admitted June 4.
Deed made June l, 1870, by John Arch,
ibald and wife To John Miller, for part OF
outlot No 10, Jacobs Addition, South
Wheeling, fronting 100 feet on me cast
side of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad;
$40. Admitted June =. .o No.
Deed made October go, 1860, BY Peter
md Theobald thinner to John Miller for
The south halt OF lot No, ., in square no;
In, South Wheeling; $t6O Adml''eu
June4. 49,, ,o,o ,Cr
Cranmer, Commissioner in case Of Helen
Bloch g. S. s. BlOch!and others, to James
Rankin, for part Of lot No. 1873, Market and
Madison streets; 81 1900. Admitted June Il:
Deed made June 3, 1870, by Geo. Won
and wife to August Gchring, for all right,
title and interest in and to OF lot No. 10,
German street, Centre Wheeling, front on
German street % feet, and running BACK
with Marshall street so feet; $4@5. Al
Deed made June o, 1870, by Rich
ard b McC racken to VIM. NJ. List, for lot
No, 7, in Square No. 0, in J. P. GilChrtsts
addition; $500. Admitted June 0.
Decd made April 90. 1870, by Martha J.
Heating to Thomas Burke, for lot No. .,
in Square No. 81, Buena Vista; $50 Adj
mttcd June 0.
Deed made May 10, 1870, by John
Archibald and wife to William Straut.
man, for the South 90 feet Of lot No. IA
Lagrange, South Wheeling; $3.50 Adj
Deed made March 1S, 1869, by Charles
Land Krohn and wife to William Straut-
man for 80 feet off the North side Of lot
No. IA Larangc, South Wheeling; $3.50.
Admitted June 6.
Deed made March IA, 1870, by G. l..
Cranmer Commissioner in case Of Mary
Hemphill "a. Reuben Hedges and others
to Mary Hemphill, for lot No 10 in West
Liberty. Admitted June Z.
Decd made May 8, 1870, by Mary Hemp
hill 10 Samuel Bell, for lot No. u, West
Liberty; $780, Admitted June 7.
Deed made November IA, 1868, by Clark
Criss and wife to Isaac Snedeker for three
tracts Of land, IS $1,000 acres, Castle
mans run; $1,400. Admitted June :.
Deed made February IA, 1870, by John
W. Gill and wife to Heinrich Ebeling for
lot No. $50, EOff street, Centre Wheeling;
$500. Admitted james.
Deed made June 4, 1869, by Thomas j:
Campbell, commissioner, lin the case of
Margaret Mccormick Is. David Arm
strong), to Robert Prettyman for lot No.
80, Triadclphia; $25. Admitted June 10.
Deed made June /. 1870, by John Archi,
bald and wife to Jacob klOss for lot 80
feet front on cast side Of B. & o. Il. r.
track, being part of out lot No. 10, ia
cobs' addition, South Wheeling; $40. Adj
mitted June 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13

New TINE TABLE.-A new time table
went into effect, yesterday, on the Balti'
more and Ohio Railroad. The arrivals
and departures Of passenger trains in this
city over that road under the new arrange
ment are us follows: Mail train arrives
from Baltimore, 1:45A. NJ; Fast Line, Sic
A. NJ; Cincinnati Express, 1l;S A. NJ
Cumberland Accommodation, 400 p. NJ
Cincinnati Express for Baltimore, leaves
here, 5:25 A. NJ; Fast Line, 8 p. NJ; Mail
train, 1882. Nj; Cumberland AccommO'
daticn, 1855 AN.
In taking the foregoing arrivals and de-
parturcs from the official time book, We
have made nm allowance OF 90 minutes lol
difference between Baltimore and Wheel
ing time, making it correspond with TIT
time here. We believe our figures will
be found correct. The train leaving herr
at 5.25 A. NJ, carries the mail rs hereto
fore.