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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

HThe most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found at
Merge's, 1873 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

ILadies' dress parades are standing
orders now, and the principal thorough
fares of the city glisten with beauty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

gThe soda fountains have com
menced to squirt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

vA man might as we'll attempt to
catch fish without batting his hook, as
to do business without advertising.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

~ The Partridge Joint Stock Com
pany are making extra efforts, this fine
to please their Customers, and
are ture;ng. out better photographs than
h~va ont in
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

BIt will pay you to examine the
large stock of fine Furniture Just re-
ceived at Hubbard Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

vHon. A. G. Thurman has oul
thanks for pub. docs.
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,o,;rhtfui Country Seat for
Sale.

au AUTnORiAED TO shLL
the country eat Of Mrs r Zane situated sS si. On
the S,nse contains nine rooms, besides Kitchen
me me- ScTse, good dry cellar, stable, carriage
Nasn sc &C, all in the most complete order
a3u'e ,,r"npds, about FIVE acres, are beautifully
lnS 5 ~, and adorned with shrubbery and shade
; .r Of choicest vsIiety This place to be i0is
sPqte''A THOMAS O'BRIEN,
.o,n Real Estate Agent.
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,rI,USTEE,S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
X u,5+ 70 me by William ". Woods and
S,,.S p. bs wife, bearing date the 9th day OF
s , :" is AID of record in the Recorders
AH-" 80 ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed
'pl'y = page s72, to which more particular
nee is made, shall on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16
FOR SALE.
commissioners Sale of Reai
Estate.

Estate.
NV VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE IL
by c',In;t Tcnrt Of 0hie County, rendered on
aS Of Ap55 Sq IL in WHICH Sa0 Samuel mn Snaa
Gerry, there" Their, are compliments aud lisa
pg nm omn S aud others are defendants WILL
"'' %, Saturday, the 9TH day Of May, 1870
." t he front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio County,
p,b,ic Auction lot number four az
sell rcnathan Zane's addition to the city oil
WheenEo or SALy-Onethird Of the purchase
TkSo The residue in two equal payments
money and twelve months, with interest IRON
Of al au ~ sale the purchaser giving bonds with
the ua !S.J security for the deferred payments
approve" n. RICHARDSON,
Commissioner.
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TThere is a stufy going the round
about a huge comet, to appear soon.
The tails too long; it can't com ct.
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BPeople who do not take the pa
pers may be safely called eyergreens.
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TRUsTER,S SALE.

TRUSTER'S SALE.
nN RRlDAY, TIE 1sT DAY OF
' 'APkIL, 1919. At the froot doot Of ': Ne
DonAld's store. In the town Of Burton, WstfsI
county, West Va At 10 oclock, n, bT virIus
NJ deed OF trust made and exc 1te1 u me-, "
JustHs RakIn and kliEabsth N. Eskin bS wife,
Josepnua Eakip. Jr., and Aebsah Fakin, dated
on the 9Th day u July, 49, aud duly recorded
In Deed Of Trust Book No q pags 81 in the NJ.
cOrder's office for WstIsl COUNTY, West Va,
win proceed 20 all 10 tho highest and best bid.
der, IoF eaSh. two hundred and nfty nine md
Lhres fourth acTBs OF land on tbs waters Of FiSh
creek, Wetzel county. West Va, Sd ut onshalf
mile West Of Barton, on tbs Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, adJOiniEg lAnSs OF rotsr Bartfugs
heirs, u. 5. Rsmley. B. eBTy Church WIN. An
derson and others, and being the sane land con.
yeyed Of Josepkus EAkln 70 Jus ne akin and
Jossphus Eakis, Jr by died dated -, and
daily recorded In the kseotders oflse for WetIsl
county. W. Va, 60 which dsed reisrenee 10 bsre.
BY made for full description Of sad lands which
deed was made 70 secure % william swim tho
payment Of eleven hHHdred dollars, evidenced
b. q note OaarinG date on tbs eighth day ofJuly.
IsG9 and payable 20 sid VIM bsih OF ordsr
az n.onths after date for tIIoO 20. on which nots
no PAL msnt has bern made Tbs amount o. pm
opal and ints rost claimed % be Que On Us DAY
Of sale u H,IlS2s. for Ehteh a,S'1 md bns sale
will be made HH- v nUts,
mbIoAv4t Irofoe.
~Tbe above sale n postponed I'll hos.
DAY, MAY II, IsTO, Gt ? o'clock -
auFt.osytt
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wIce Cream at 40 cents per quart or
$3.50 per gallon at C. A. swartz's, No. D.
Main street.
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aprl2Iw
FOR RENT ON THE ISLAND
.C -2Dr.GR RRAuR

"A residence, nearly new, containing Tour
rolms and kitchen, situated on corner OF Pine
and Second streets. highest ground on the
Island. Fine garden, with fruit trees shrub
bery, &C. &c. Rent cheap. Possession gwen
Immediately. For particulars ,
aprIi.lw ENQUIRE ON THE PREMISES.
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ETo. morrow is Easter Suud ay.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

WNary police item yesterday.
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The Young Ladies' Institute

WHEELING, w. VA.
(Late MCundsville Female Seminary
Mrs. W. S. nUTCBHs.
Miss II. L. BoNHAM, Vice Principal.
Mrs. MARY JACKSON of Weston, Matron.
Assisted by a full Corps Of Professors and
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Prof. En6ltsA.
REV. J. L. KIRKPATRICK, D. D.,
Prof. Aoral Philosophy.
VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prof History and English Literature.
ALEXANDER L. NELSON, A. NJ,
Prot. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN, A. NJ,
Prof. Applied Mathematics
RICHARD S. MCCULLOCH, A. NJ,
Prot. Natural PhiioSephy
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. NJ,
Prof Chemistry
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Pref Appti<d Chrmistry
Hon. ]. w. BROCKENBROUGH. LID,
PToI. Lao.
VI. W. HUMPHREYS, A. N,
Asst Prof. Latin and Grsek
ROBES MASSIE, A. NJ,
Asst Prot. Modern Languages.
DUNCAN C. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof Mathematical.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. Rn1liSh.
JOSEPH B. WALKER,
Asst Prof OhrmiSfTy, and
P6BeipGl II BUiR>ss School
For the present, the Instruction in EnRlish
is divided among the Professors OF Moral Phil.
Osophy, Modern Languages and History, with
the aid Of an Assistant Professor
The duties OF this chair are discharged BY
the Professors Of Chemistry and Natural Phil
osophy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-05-18
Carriage and Coach Varnish,

Bright. Cspai and Furniture YSraiSs,
Bciis6 LisSeei Of. Turpessins,
Nzse-'s BlacSing. Cosss NILS,
Axe. Pick. Sod ~. ADJ, Hcs, o.,
Hammer { Chissl Handles,
wool Cards, Saddles, Eca1slsi Trz.kz,
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Coopers' Tools,
Crcssrs, Hsvsls. and Ce.upsriag Knives,
Carpenters Planes,

Fc-v. Smooth Jack { Jcin.srs,
Cat Mails. 3, :. 8. 5 10. y, g, 50, 40, 50 and
so, Beat Nails, ., II. Il iaeh,
Pressed Nails 4 y inch.
Coopsrs RiTsts, 4. 5s,
Cgpps- Rivsss Bars, 7. J,
"a i-eh, Gimp Tsek<.
Irsu Csppsr TEeks q al sizes
Bess Rubber Hose. I, 7, 1, Il , inch,
Centrifugal. Yarrish. Paint Whits-WASh
and Seru5 Brushes Gov ] In Pads.
t.I.s3.4. 6. :, 10 u quarts,
Covered SI1p Pals, Dryers.
Dlsh su5 Nix Pans.
Js-uirr' BITS. soldering irvns, hinges, stsSl<,
Ham-srs. Gauges, Sgu1res, ChiSslz,
ArserS. S5srss- Line S-asszsrs,
Yard Sticks. Bang Starters. Axes,
ShovsiS. Spades. Qcs- Lanterns,
EsEls Horse. ard Pi9ws and
Points. Paris PioEx- extra heavy and strcrS
PrCscxils e Irvr. Pain Killer,
PcIari's White Pine Compound,
Pals, Tubs, Broo1s, Ete-, Ese.
DOwner's Kerosene Oil,
From the B0stO1 EseSs-
And Many Other Articles
ALL TO BE SOLD LOW.
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Paints, Oils, &c.

White Zlne L LEAD. IN I. 3 IS = containers
Para and Ckroras Gresz,
Ch-v-s yellow. U-ber. Steamer,
Rzsent Dryr-, Nsrziilfea,
Whiting Prussia-. Blzs. Blaaasrs Of Putty,
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Shipping.


NJ HUI III u ! 7t7'''7NN'1' III - II -
10 and nom any Ia lvay station in Gr'it ~ a.' -
land, NorNay. ~ lea, Denmark, Germany, Iil..nf.
belgium, and N" Ua.,,i States, by steamers sa.lII
wecsly, Tor salr
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Also, Drafts LOT ~ly ampuut. hoo. ..
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
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f,ITY- OF NEW YORK, DgPARTMENT
Sroposlls.
nEpAnTMnyw or rrpLIc w0nne,

- hl.lAUN Al
TO CONTRACTORS.
rror 5'als, enco "a N a seslcd envelope, WITH THE
ssigrod n!t coz SIlSo HUI 'NrNd5G oF III.
c MREf as hi. t once dg N6SDR Gc g. ' e, ri
o'clock a ~, Ter The following WORSE
Fisnklort street Win la,roysl Ne 'i.@6 isvorie1t
avenue 10 Fourth avenue, wIIl Improved Nlco.sou
40. s For paving Fhty.nnh street nom Eighth ave
nue. to bGdSn seF sHeepi from Tenth avenue to
iN1'1h Ny'r, VIM IigFSn nayr!nent , soco,,
avenue 70 Fast iiSc3 Win 8sisoa psySg%nt' ,N'''
10, Carmqe street. with belgian pavement $500.
Madison avenue TO FINN avenue, with Belgian pave.
nue. TO IlaGsjn River, win he gan laygmcn,.
10. ForpA,ius Pearl street., IRON MA.tcnaA street
NOS For rayirp Rgoomc stree. from tho Dowtry 70
10. 10. For paving Mad son avenue between Forty.
second aud EgGN slAlh street, ,eAS'p. uE n,lM en-
ioutgh aud E'Ehy.sXtG streets, VITA Began pave.
1G o ?ycnTs Sig' sn Pl2 HIy
,No' 10, sever q Fourth ayeP9e, between r One
ty.srcoud streets Win branches.
N4 49, r. s,"s IN Arcnn, 4, Ne,Ts'a seventy
No. A. for sewer "a isurens street between nroonc
Nv cen anal and -Four h sirtrts
ko.ll, Tor sewer IN CGptue street between pcIau.
SO g ~ sewer IN For,yiourh street between
No i. Tor sewer IN one hundred en- Thirteenth
street b, W. on lllrl avenue nul ll.rl 10 EiNrr.
NJ. i. IUI regulating, E-udll-, Curn, ANA gutter.
Eighty 80 Ne AMI Niuriy .ni1lH streets.
No ~. rut rcEuaiu-, -tuulu Cu,' an quit or. nnI
Ia rL- Nidt GA avenue tryCt.H g., net AVya N.."b
niutu and OuC liuldred ard rum sir'.ts.
No Co. lut r'ruAiln", grad lE. ca" anu cutter hhl
Tagging Msu.Op avenue ts.rluu u', Doc. 500. ~ On"
Hundred ana F.,th and one Hundred aHl Iweuto1n
strcrfs
No 81. For reguatne grading, curb ami gutter. and
URL kigUlu lt ~ .'u 'luN nun
dfidfI aud One Hundred AMI rwggty SECOND .lHc,s.
No. ~. llTr regulating, grtHn CuH hnl fitt'r ana
nagIlng seventy tbird stree, between Eiruh avenue
Hudson
No - W. cdrp, gutter. ana tagging " .Lty.sllh
street. he WrCn llrsi a| rhUr Nl Vet k'Nr
va. q For curb, Utt South t.I-si between
JI..soG AID tvrA. streets, AID LUylears btIvt nom
H.u.k tonne o. uopo,ds. the sprc'ncat ons AMI
agu,"4U uI,tic prouo cuNvlOl Ia which To- Curiutr
u lsds and rl' iuilh'I iNio nation desired can be
Lad Oh plcIOu to The COutract tlrrs nj the olnue
MILAN NJ. TNIEp
New YorG Oct co. l.,v a.
nEIICE~ OF TnE COHVI-~IONET~ OE
- IgEril nu th, -.u'y ut NuW urh ustIu Car en-
Now iIrh O.t.d $50 Notice q, rn.. uH rIy.iI tiIi
the uur Tor receiving az the ON of tut
ts oi Emigration proposals TOW the erection u In. n
sane hNlum ON hatt Island ha' been ca ended ~ tho
500 ot HnNCHurr, uIfA. '
il1.. aud spec locations can be spnn rt %. ONCE Of
urtf,lN Ci doha o ,rl, h3q " Na,sag d.. nom 10
4. "a. lu : =. ~. uL tacu hlN.
rogc.Aa Hl b., tyo'c4 ana addressed 10 t'I, pr,rl.
uu, a." me- Wntlh'.oh,u o. 'na Chairman Y. lp' BuIlE
1Ur tuuut cc reserve 20 .urmscy,. thr r..ht to de-
cuI' N. hruvysaIs u taey q ...u 10 alNna..t
tSGhtdJ HtliNlp utuNNNN. rrr..NGuL
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

ENGLAND, NcrEtn., S4lugGav, Nov 3, !! Il
llE QUEEN, Thomson, Saturday, Noy.I!,a' S "
..... - cur tJ
PREPAID -tr.rAEv .lN .elrbu Liverpool Qlc1usllNl.
Londonderry, auI GIa-s NV, D, currency.
LONDON blltt T.
PENN0NLN ANA, Thompson, SaiIriar, NY
cabin passage. SIS aul o. eur ,ncr
esl's' lt7H e. 'lii'lsI
For uT'hrr Information ahu.y m me tOHpauyg
noes, ~ lilO.lWay. 4. ". j. I1.I~I. Manager.
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Siliaros.
Sabiu1s Eansa


Mutual DENEFIT SAVINGS BANK,
tJE BUILDING, opposite CITY HALL NEW YORK.
INTEREST COMMENCES EVERY MONTH
Ar
SlA rar CENT PER ANSrM IRFF OF CONVENIENT TAX.
ONE DOLLAR WILL BEGIN AN ACCOUNT.
limited number Of SPECIAL ACCOUNTS Will he
opeu,d, aud interest allowed on the daly balances.
Check paid sgut ana without the pas book In THIS
Department only.
open dairy 10 to and Monday and Saturday even.
ng1 nom ~ TO 69 O'Clock.
CHAS. X. GRAHAM. President
G. II. RFNIpIcr, Secretary.
A BINGDOS -QCARE SAVINGS HANIN,
~ 3 ADln -1oi s1rarc ,Ntu aN., near t9,h ST.
Orcn dnlly from \. NJ. - 4 L. NJ. and on Monday
nnu saturday evenings from tO6 O'Clock
ll.tIu-tt q cent, per Innuin
Money dtDosIted now vail draw Interest from date OF
deposit,
NEW N0Rh SAVINGS BANk, stn syu cor,
sun, rom ?. to $500 Deppslls made on or before
roy. viii draw interest HuGi Nuy,l. Assets, g. U.s..
52bh surplus, tlJi Ml o.,
nNE PER CENT. cN,ra interest on money dc.
~ oil .l UA "r nript NuN. l. - DInc saving bank,
Nos, and aHgoaJWsJ, near the ferries, " lamsburgh
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Nnblit Aoiltrs.
"O''l r'S'"'
T.,LECTIOL NOTICE.

oFTicr o. THy CtrGF or r. = coNSoy CorSriI SGS
~ i'" Nv" " , st IN 4, o,cvcorlgnca y i
ltatutcs IN such cases AIDE and provided, a 10" gene
issr 'y ar 10y o he clcct a. .or in az
place OF \. oaSey Hal whose tern eyrrc4 OF tnc lst
ral STATE, CIV, ami county tic,et, aad a.o school
one Trustee IN he rifst ward IN place OF Cbahc'F
Eetsner whose term expires pc 81 ls;l -, ,,.,,,,
BucAley whose term eNgre. Dec. 81 is,o;
bins. whose term EXPIRES Dec, 81. 10
one Irutee N Fourth wgid IA mace Of Thomas
one Trustee in the Fifth Mad, in place OF Claus
One ig.i,s 10 the sSG,& WiTd "a pace of Waller
Roche rMho.e tern eS5ircs Pee ~ lss' ~, -, 49,
coliin,. whose term cyp,rc. bcc 81 isio'
W. hdas whose tf e7c Sec sS Oh -e'
, onE lLGe N me N,gsh ". d. n tl,cs Of James W
ons Trustee IN The Tefth Ward in lsc. OF Zen amn
,.ons Trustee "a nc Eleventh wrd q place or Joseph
one Tfns;e. 10 the 1wcifdl ward n pace Of John
sraiton. whose te,;a ezp.gcs Dec q $50. .,..,
JS@ as H ,s sS sa s' Ss, Y s5 n place Of
0se u.fe ae I.is,n Wsse 10 ~, ins gae', or
cause q idoncctcrn expires Decoa.eer 81 is
Il, Krknsn. whose term eIpires bee. 81, $50;
9ne Trustee IN lhe Lilss5nih WG,i 70 Place Of j.
one Trustee IN the sixteenth wari 20 place oil b. c
one Trustee in the seventeenth ward IN n,sce of @
p. stuizman. whose term exrres Dec. 81, $50.
in place q John r. Henncssey, removed, term ex.
G.. =
Ono trustee N the Ei.hteerth Ward II place ofJohn
'. lrow, whose term expires Dec. 81, $50.
one IIustrc IN the Nineteenth WARD, IN place OF
charles II. LYONS Whole tern eNpires Dec ~, ls,J.
OHe Trustee IN the twentieth Ward In place OF John
Holz tel Ger, whose term expires Dec n, 1870.
Oae Trustee 10 MI vacancy In fhc Twentieth Ward In
place Of Daniel Early, deceased. whose srl expires
Dec. 81. Ia
one Trustee in TIE Twenty fret ward, IN mac, OF
john ste lhcuson, whuse term expires ii"c. 80, iTtI
one itst'" m the twenty second Waii. 10 place OF
5. \. suuOusVn, whose term expires Dee. 81, 80
JOHN HARDY,
Clerk OF the Common Council.
fITY OF. NEW YORK, DgPARTIENT
~ or FINANCE, Burcau Of tue Receiver u Taxes,
Court House, Park g chambers It., Oct H. lsi0-NO.
TICE TO 1ANPAIElS.-NOucc II hereby given that
the assessment rolls books real aud personal
estate and Individual shareholders OF bank STOCK Tor
the 1870 have Dee1 delivered - and that eli
taNes are now due and payab" at THIS once.
Payment thereof can be made between The hours OF
A. NJ and T.. NJ deduction, ~ the rate OF por
cent per Rusu cal ulltet lrOU The dHtG q payment
90 the st day of Decsmner. will oc maze all
PAID previous TO the lst VI November.
BERN ARD SNYTH, Receiver.
INTEREST On CITY STOCKS.-Ihc ia'ero,t
Ncw York. nov $50. viii he paid on that day by
ofl'cg. ga the tourt House.
Inc transfer books 10 he closed SATURDAY., Sent ~
lstu RICHARD H. CONNOLlA, comptroller u.
Department Oi Finance, COAVtTOarT's Olg1, New
York, Sept. %, no
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for sal, ano 20 ger.
st,mboris sno Railroaos.

"!ldE3 81 4E kBA i6oI P Il Is
81 1llii;qTrGir fxrFEss TRAINS LLEAyE, CHAN
phILY." fEtyE %?53Pi' s" III rs 4, g. Is ( "
S S4eAE6 re 4 TgAI& IHP2EGH
SIISSGG THROUGH TO cLtytLAND AID GAiiuN
4. u; ,fRAiS .fRoM sUsQQGrEHASSH 10 RsuF'FHHs
kPtRs aEpN hFflS Eh4H A 4ET TR SSFE Ef "
iiYNAIt AZ LSiGhhAiSr FRAihNS LEAVES esp DA I
roEt JSrT r ana sad ", WsY '0 and la'PM
rfSST Mladlctown aud WAY AZ $50 ]. y. casd q; 81,
Fer CEeycOu.t and Way a. 's.Jj a N. ESD 81, aus
I 1. NfT rs and "a, way $50 and ''PM
- / ~ iheate T?ain, '!isO II, c!5l st.. .lrWj
itS sud f fMd y s sl5 ga an i s n'eo rS S
am , q, Depot at 6:i' lOi5 A. ~; l. Mi 'ES.
Tor IlsGkensN,k and nll,daic from ?si,t Depot, At
From theqGs,. st. Depot, A. NJ, /! 81 !ai5 l. 1913:
fi5aqa sscy ,Ta WY i2g ~ St 9'eS
sSM t5:sJ GiS, $ AID il.jj P. NJ. saluriiSs oa.J.
fisIs!, na"sss ana ror Apartment: D-syias
ger. Tor The checking and transfer q BAGGAGE may
leg At ths Company once. 2l so ana so BroH lEaI
Ss Fulton 81 Brooky Depots loot Of Chamber. =,
lort posE Depot. Jersey ciIy' and OF the Agents AZ
Wv WI. r. y ARR. General Passenger AssaL
10 RuCEEE General superinIendent.
hAn p $50.
Daily. For n'cKcn'ack only +ror Picrmou, ony
WiNTifiRi A AdtE a GEJ6 EEHNITho,p
On ana a,t.r Monday, uc q. 1870 Ua4nf vii. !eIVs
HAY ;., 4 G;s$9H r ~ ~, Hssoor
SIN, Eyerh.al Express runs through 70 Green.
sEM. iHiS emas.iaii L %iy.
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lInlnI-rLn IItN

RothE-rLh ,tlHN..s ,,,,,
/ ll,-I Not'H'I..SlN rEG CENI. GOLD DOFNS
Interest, N.Y .Ul NuNunHrr. prompts pnlu a. the
lutu trust HmpAl1, new \ oIK.
4 lr.t r.d.N rtNutltl.
TuI talC-A small lot a. low price uy
ALUltl n. AICOIAN
laIhCT, StoCn ~ otcr and Augf 'outtr.
4t Afp 80.
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TnElytlul.
EOR sALE-TEN PER Cent.

I,OR SALE-TEN PER CENT.
CITY ANn COUNTY BONDS,
SlAIl or IL lSOlS.
lr~icIHss seCuri, II uud uutrt character below par
Also, NEW Aokh 'irl iiAlLKUAD STOCKS AND
ktNsilN.
lNsUhA\rF RASH. AND Gas LIGHT STOCKS.
ana LARGO VA."'Y @. other StuChs and bonds iUr mo-
nlAulc lg,uttudC4,s al low rttrs. For SAFE los
ALBERT II NltOlAN.
Barker, STOCK Lrulcr and c'ipur"r.
~ lmn u n ~ NMIk.
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RAILROAD.
A Proposition for Uniformity Of gauge
throughout the United States.

From the Philadelphia Ledger
With a view to the establishment of
a uniform gauge for railWayAthrough-
out the United States, a deposition
to that effect is under consideration BY
railway men and various members Of
Congress, FiYe-sixths of the roads
already have the same gauge, say four
feet eight and a-half inches. To bring
the other sixth to this, as the easiest
and cheapest plan, it is proposed that
after a given day no road shall be a
pOst-rOad which does not conform to
this gauge. The expense of changing
a fve-foOt gauge to conform to this
plan will not exceed $500 per mile, and
it is believed that most of the roads
could make the change at a less ex-
peHse. As there are less than 5000
miles OF road requiring this alteration,
the whole'eost of the work would not
exceed $4,000, 900. This sum would
perhaps be saved to the country by
the change III one year. As the United
States are interested in having the
most expeditions transportation OF the
mails and military stores, the public
benefits to be secured might perhaps
Justify an appropriation by Congress
to make the change.
From the Nashville Banner.J
There are over u, 500 miles of rail-
road in the United States Of which
the gauge would have to be changed
to carry out this whim, viz: 1900 miles
north of the Ohio and Il,I00 miles
south of the Ohio. In addition to
having to change one rail, which alone
would cost $500 per mile, they would
have to remodel all their ears and en-
gines; in fact, they would practically
have to replace them with others.
This item has cost over $50, 900
Ninety per cent. of the loss would fall
directly on the Southern States. The
proposition smells loudly of Iobbyism.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-28

tie was made A ball passed through
the thwaFts OF the beat aRd-threugh
both my legs, as you may see by these
signs. Here the Captain showed the
scars of two ugly wounds just below
his knees.)
Only four escaped from that siaugh-
ter-Capt. Welsh, Capt. Menon, my
mate Niekerson, and myself. Speak
man and Wyeth- were the only two
taken alive, and they were butehered
afterward at Santiago. The rest were
all killed IN the ambuscade.i
What Iwant to assert most posi-
lively Is that SpeakmaR was not a
passenger on the Grapeshot, and that
he had no intention tojdin the insur-
gents. He did not even know the
designs of the Cubans on board until
they had taken possession Of the YES
sci. But for that barrel of Bass ale
he might have been live man to-day.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-28

IN looking at the result of Our cleo
ton of Thursday, it should be borne
in mind that the vote Of the oppOsi-
ton candidates is composed in large
part of boilers from the Democratic
party. Failing to secure the nomina-
ton of their particular friends, they
set up independent candidates, to
whom, to beat the Democrats, the
Radicals rallied. There m not prob
ably more than three hundred white
Radicals in Shelby county out of 1000
voters. And the true Democratic
strength may be counted at three to
one on any question Of national poll
tics now dividing parties.