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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07
MIscELANEoUs.

TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN
~ order Of the Supreme Court Of tho State
Of New York, made Rt . special term thereof
held In the City Of New York, on the Sd day Of
August, 1850, Tin the matter Of the, petition Of
tho Trustees Of the RathbOne, Petroleum Com
signed Receiver q oil tho real and personal e.
tale, debts, property, equitable interests, rights
aud thlngs In Aeti0R Of EAid company, the under.
signed WILL on the 2STH DAT or MARG1I, lelO, (thAt
being court day) between the hours Of lo 4. y,
and I p. H., Sell at pubic AuCtipH. 70 the highest
bidder, Rt the front door Of tho Court HOnEO OF
PlcaSantS county. State Of West Virginia, Gll the
right, title and interest Of the said The Rathbong
Petroleum Company OF West Virginia, Of, IN and
70 tho following real estate ntu9ted In thg county
and State last mentioned, lying on French
Crook, and bounded % follows to Wit: Begtn
nlng at Q stake and two SyclmQrCs, pointers 70
TAylor's line, thence north two degrees cast,
eighty poles 10 white oak thence north seven
teen degrees east, elghty:fopr poles % ~ black
nine poles to 10 Stono pile and pOintcES; thenceg
south twenty-five degrees west, one hundred and
sixty,six poles to hickory: thepce north dignity
seven and 4 half degrees west, eighty eight poles
10 tho beginning, containing ono hundred ana
two acres by survey, b. tho same more or leSa:
Being tho same promises conveyed to the said
Tho fAthbouO Petroleum Company Of West Viz
glnlA, by John Q. Adams, pOrsonally, and ~
Trustee, and Henrietta T. Adams, his vile, by
corded ID tiiO Recorders ONCE or PlCaSants
county Aforesaid, In Decd .BoOkNo. 4, pages q
TT ttTRSIs Is or sIrEGGash In hand on day Of sale
Tho original title papers, abstracts aud maps Of
Tho foregoing property may bO seen at any time
before the day OF sale. npon application, at the
law Office Of Sands i Wilson, ParkersbnEg, West
virginia, innrFII ~ Wit' hiufI 10
Dated, January l9tt, isIg,l .uas.,.a,,, lri
I.rAO.Rt. .Thp .-.t,.,t - : Receiver. &c,
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The Latest News, y
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND

.gg g,T, LONDON, Feb, :.
The 7Smss Inns Rneljtorial on American
,coisIstors onI ,lcUisIRtIong q wherein Il
IeSanM'eois H Su'' sn,'n"s;t;o,' ;; MI nIc,,'
Ts Iiorities Ii u he Ioases Of lie % .Upltst]
States convErss TLe writer attribu,eS
the falits h, American leVislAtion 70 ,thG
inter absonce Of nbiiity In the House q
Renrcssniatiyes-H natiiral Al seoucnce 70 thC
n0b,,Iar olecti0ns, The Senatc, however
4 Gctter tIe 7Iw,es tllinks. because its
mcml,crI ore ntherwise chosen !, ~ ~
Tho !S1fvrfqv Rsrev nilrcdicts tint tlle
| Irisll land question and tIIc bilIs far regl,
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THE Hen. NATHANIEL HARnIsoSl
Judge Of the 9TH circuit, against whom
cbnrgcs have been formally prqlFfirpqt by
the Legislature, left the city FfRiay AFTER.
noon two or tllrpei hours before this NC
tion was completed ny The Senate, hut af'
ter ii had become ccrtain tliat body would
completcit, 1t is conjeclured the object
was @. kSii time by delaying the service
of the requisite notice Of the charges, rs
the trial 9annqf sSSe pla4fSs 4S S tSr tgfptSf ftlnys
after notice. If the notice Is not served
till next Friday, the session will end with
tic tvehtNdaysI anl il would Feauie an
extension to proceed with the trial II
will take pretty nearly tllat long to
serve Tho writ at the Judges Ill6tse in
Monroe county. 1t would have been
more To Judge HARRlsoN's credit if he had
remained adsfa1d hesd tlse P!asic. i
he is an innocent, prosecuted man, he Inns
nothing 10 fear from fair triAl which he
is sure to have, the majority Of the Lcgls'
lattlre being his politicaltticnds. We do
not see why lie should not have even
waived the 20, ,tlAys. delay and demanded
ii trial at once Tofdn away u avoid no;
tice Is larIly in keeping with Judicial
dignity or suggestive Of conscious limo
oonco r.lfnTa GI&E iC} :
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New York PFSd6ce Market.

-ni.I isiIl eVSEE Yen. 81 9lsesbr9AEy, ~ . !
9SlSc for mIddlIng uplandS. 70
: FLoUR-ClosCd dull. and ,Alighuy In hnycfi
ElVnf; ! 6&iJl 0ul1 e NoSD1BIl Cit
lover; decline Of penny on liverpool frciSht'
failed 10 btImulatC tic export demand. Rye
Nominal. F+TFtbgIlAr and unAGttlCd o 6d1
$50 for western IN storp, and aaq9t1 .Qorn-Very
Provisions -PoTk-Steady; 800 bhls mess sell
ler March Of ieQ6a55 otdF FC6tnlfyI - bids land
S98 q aRked. Beef Quiet without decided change
Gnt Meats and Bae0tf- -N0mthAlly unchanged.
LARD-NomInAl at 1bKc for. March; and l8c fol
kbflF f6Eprim6 HtGEth. BHiluD!S ESll
EG0S-steady At 39aSle fog feth.L
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x "x:iIL,1isytE 1iytE CONGRESS-.
-.BA j IlllG. S,IIfI'' u
l.. slut SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.

WAslr1xGroE, D. c., Feb. 6, 1870.
The House mot for general discussion,
Mr. LounHRIpGE III the chair, about thirty
memharS present.
tME,sARaEsr made q, speech IN Yinlica-
discussion on the general tIislnyalty ofthc
The other speakers were Mr.. PACKARD,
Of Indiana, insupport Of the policy of the
Republican party; Nr: SHELDON q
abolition Of the tranIIinga alpriyllege; Mr..
BTOGs, on the. centrally politics, and MIR.
.LAwHEESic4E, p! on ilie,Tnt'lS 1f'myiHs l's9n' l9
SlOnB, uDrp .,t.ipaN
/ Adjourned. ..-, ..,.,...
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Ca Casualty "a at IMaglrss.e5iIIee,sI.. a

.na nd I'd, r. aMAIssEILLEs, Feb ,5.nu
Great excitement was Occasioned ntllis
city this morning bysthc falling Of, two
lI0iisei 2 Twelve persons were burned in
the ruins! iIt Is not thought that all were
killed. Two bodies have bOen recovered
from the debris. r4 on,,-4. - 90 'I.u"1
,,l, !.,r n0.6nq .,a, ds PARIS, Feb. o:
tits reported to-day that Lucien Ana
toTe Provost Paredot9the celebrated au-
thor, Inns been appointed Minister from
France t0'Washingt0R.Hf =" n!'
S' q ''''' ~ ' ~ :. PARIS; Feb D.. y
In ttie SSse0f Henry R0chcGort, no ap-
pcaI having been taken, tile sentence has
iIec6nIe tidal; and the ministry have dc.
ternInetl TO put itinto execution, and the
defendant has been notified to surrender
himself. to the authorities. .'a H.t ~
GustavC Flourcns Is 40 be prosecuted for
words used in speechat political meet
ing. ALEi ''st ",4' ~
Tile Jpprnql OBicI'a5 publishes y decree
removing N. TGverrier, the eminent as;
tr6n0ntr, from his office ias director Of
tlic Imperial Observatory, for taking Ger
tain action In the Senate, Of which he Is n
mcmlIcr, inconsistent with his duties us an
officer, Of The government ma, /,
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NoyArSCoTLA.

.,aarA, ,-pNI .aln7 HALIFAX, Feb.6.
The papers report that al q meeting held
at Merigomish, in Pictpn county, . res9'
luton was passed debating the cOnieder'
alton q failure, and urging the local legis.
hture t01movc for annexation to the
United StaiGstr Mnlla iI!.uR nA. l-r-lL
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The Kanawha Journal, in a violent ar
ticle, undertakes to excommunicasc Mr.
WEIGH, the Speaker Of tho House, from
the Republican. party. y1tseyb: !" :
Mr.. WELoH's recent conduct places him
sqIlarelyjin the ranks Of the Democratic
partU Lot him be branded by the Re.
publican party as was ANDY JoHNsoN-l
traitor to his Constituents, and let ldm re-
ceive the fate ofhis AcCIDENcY, wig, pags
into oblivion with the curse Of trearhcEy
hanging upon his name, IN 6 -
Our own disapprpval Of Mr.. SWEbc4,s
course in-the, organizatouof the House
has been suficiently Oppressed; hut We
respectfully submit to our indignant CO
temporary whether it ,isquite necessary
Of. advisable, or even becoming, IL be
reading gentlemen out Of the partyiIi t6is
&ay. Mr. WEcu, Us VIC understand
DOES not accept any such classification. Il
he considers himself a Republican, andi'
willing to cooperate and vote with us, IN
whole or In part why Should&wc repulse
lan,, Or any my onselse willing to do 50 90
Tic standing of every man in ~ party Is
established by himself, not by OsherS Dir
WErcns standing as n Republican, Just
like that of any one else, will bc respect
OlfpffidactSeS ccotdinS olbsisuppOf 81
Republican measures! 1.-The Republican
party needs the .co.operatiQp of, aQ its
idSlds il sbnee e6oSsS36d diherSh sSfpt
tlM& ana ids5B.tdfpstase ii othtrB,' tl,ere Is
no good reason for driving them away al
together espf&c!g'IIy &g {, t ,'hsy fG9t Want I"
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ANDERSON vs.. ARL1NGToN. 4

u.. .rnlGAEIi'0Ls, O., Feb. s.
The Arlington passed ass up al 1885, Major
Ahdcrs0n'at 4I minutes later. t)DI
..n PoMERoYy O., FGIL 9.
Arlington comparatively light, passed
up ut 8:l5iI M;s MINOR Anderson with II
good trip ut 4sl5P!@.
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ALARi0E al BUSINESS. The Jefferson Iron
WorKE,l NJ stc,TUeHinJj0 4spAbEDIxo,
WoopwAI,D &.Co.-und the La BeileNail
Works, III this city, BAILEY, WOODWARD
[S.G,Esl,ptll owned and operated " llis
same i inGIFtics, madc over threC hundred
thousand kegs ornaiIs in 1sG0.2 VI" Z
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7MsSoI}RI.7
Introduction of an. Ehftanchisinl
Amendment in the Legislature. .

Amendment in the Legislature. IL
'!,,s-a1'' la-''''@ ST. LOUIS, Feb. $.
The bfTl to regulate tile cohpensatiii u
teachers Iius been amended by tile lowef
House, 50 Us to ElSc female the SAME pay
rs males, where equally qualified and per
forming like duties l''I iAL u
A Joint resolution was introduced look
ingitO the carrying0It the vtGW:s OF :tiIe
radical caucus orG few evenings since, III
regard to giving the ballot ottr|o t|oopll t|IsFtHn-
chised persons. .srrQqUD ri,ft UG
Tragedies at 81: J6bePh ard RuShvilIe.
In IlJH4 4 street s7s quarrel in St Joseph night
bklGrc 1Ast, between 'seVefaE parties, MI
cIlacl Culligan was s4ot BY u: L;ChrCh
and died SOOn NftGE.TLC Church, who b q
conductor on the 81! JOscphua and COUNCIL
bluffs Railroad, gave himself up and was
committed. Culligan was r0NstNlOllt on
the FLYER ind q quirrPlsomg man. ~
.aAnold ieud existing tiCtwecn Sintlait
and Jackson lIuBt 6n dnG side and Joseph
FRY, Claib JONES aud others on tho, lOp7
positC side, eliminated on Tuesday last,
at RusIyille, Mol,SinIthc deatllfthf 1lie ltEwo Two
former. llAn altefc6tiOn occurred At p
store, tho Hurst's walked ont nnd were.as-
sailed with stones, one of which struck
JacksOn HIrstNOn tho head, knpckinS hun
inscnsibIG. Il Joseph Fry then struck SUI
clair Hurst witl.a stone, resulting In tho
crushing Of hBjskItll, and alsQ dealt Jack
son Hurst i, Similar blow whtlO lying ill.,
sensible, terribly ffactlring his skull. Tho
testimony the inquest showed TINT tllc
Hursts %Cfg. drunk, and llatl been very
qarrclsOme and had really been assailing
II,r ,,,,GttIf,fE mHpUuy t'as ilf
I"C HHEHfI6. E1LLI Ii H'.it sf1Hr
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l,nnai RaItlmsEe Aa.Get.oletiu!

'''''s-'''' " BLLTt4bhE, February 8.
FLoUn-Dull and ihh6rS &tlll; X Western supcranc
- DIM sS S%hOGs Gnall md hukha1 b. o 66t6-
Dull; white ar9So0$ 8 30 yellow At AtQ06Q9c, 0Atl
Dull. RyC-NominaIfs1
! PRoYHI0Ns-MGS Pork-QulOt at ,$98D48 80
Bacon QuIdt; rib bldea. li6e{ clGAr Sides, l6kc
shoulders, ISc; hams, 1890. Ir,
LARD-Dull at lBKblIAe.
WIHSET77QuIet and fFmpt P7Qasc.i y lCI
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THE DAILY 1NTELLIGENCEIs, OstAbllshod
moro than seventeen years ago, has been rrcoG
mixed for years as one Or the hest and most InAu
OutiAl journals Of ItB class, 'i'"'H'' " l'I
1t i4 published eVHy morning Sunday ex.
cCptcd) and mailed % subscribers at tho following
rafNR.
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Rive; and weather.

,piiJtls il qIFgn GTNUTNSETI, Feb! D.
River fallen aiSst Sinchcss % feet and
8 inches III The CllappGli, weather clUar IN
part thermometer S2 degrees.
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TnE alplitionists will soon "hOld vi
ls$$k' ii IeE: Ddyis o4I cPdEIH IL "
Senate. Ills name Is Hiram, but We call
him III. for short and for the sakc Of thc
pun. f%0hieA SGar Jon Cilihks of
times whirlIgig" by this time:
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THERE appears now (olbe Hipeculiar
aptnCss in the term "Cave Of the Winds"
"a applied u the Senate Of tue United
States hy.a malignant correspondent, i
Is GvOn thus FetGrretl tOin poetry, as wit
ncsS: ,.l.pIy.,Ip b. .I,l.,I.,
WHARF the scattered waters rave,
And. the lriNdS their RertiS keep"
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,2iSlI! ffftrt75Ts ~ 7'7S e iJAiiB!
NORTH CAROLINA tS very anxious to
have a high tariff put upon peanuts. She
complains that African peanuts are atl.
mttted, to her great loss and letriment.
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SHER1FF's's SALE OF REAL Es
k0ITATEu l-hLLM ,LI---I !: Nm u


By virtue OF an ord& In tho above entitled
CAtiSS made by tho Citruit Court Of Ohio County,
November 18Th, 1860, l will proceed TO sell at
public Gale, on SATURDAY, ,FERRUART 18TH, 1870,
at 10 OGlotk ~ NJ, At the front door Of the Court
Interest of the IaId defendant AndrewJ J. Phillips
In tho following real catAte situated on tho west
aide Of Main street. In tho City Of Wheeling wash-
inKton township Ohio County, Statc Of WEst Wiz.
giniA: botwoGn Washington and ErRnklln streets,
and bounded aG follows: commencing nt The
s. E. corner flthc lot formerly owned by Daniel
Dunbar; thence ,BouthwArtlly 50 feet; thence
Westwardly 8feet; thence northwardly 80 feet;
thence eAatwardlY S2 feet TO place Of beginning,
or 90 much thereof as will satisfy claim Of plain
tlf Ii al ,.Utttas'H u Hi .a .y-i .
Terms OF sale, cash. ..
sI&IT1 THOMAS i. CAMPBELL, 8. o.
iani6 n 9a&foh5l9 lIs0. Iii.
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THE SEMI.WEEKLY INTRLLIGBNCRR. To
accommodate large class Of readers WboI want
a norO frequent visitor than the WEEELrle and
who by reason Of the cost or for lack Of daily
mails do hot aud themselves suited With tEG
DAMr, We lSiac the Siini. REtkIy lhtS1i0thetr.
1t contains few advertisements andn nearly All tho
reading matter Of tho Daily. It will tJbp found
very acceptable and interesting paper. 1t Ia IL:
sued every Wednesday aud Saturday, morning
and Is mailed 10 subscribers at the following tes
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Commercial and Financial.
NowIYork M6ney.and stock Market,

| Una mt ITI1I tII NEW YORll, BObElRFy .. 2
b, The hank statement shows Alght loss In tho
tStai rebCrvc, but Ii favorable 10 casing money,
The excess over tho legal requirement. being still
thlrty.hyc million. ,.sy...,...,s
pear to have accumulated heavy balances, which
they can only employ at exceptionally low rates,
willis the government declares h0'Wh0le range t5
100 per cent, Prime paper is scarce and IN a.
mAna At IE1S per cent. E'i". - '''
SsoLSEFirnST and active; opened at isOS; clos.
ed at l90X; late In thGi dRy Il was carried fat!
iSoTrSSSffST BOSDS- Decidedly armcr: the I'D.
tlclp4tIOn Of tho funding bill becoming law has
produced demand from banks and financial In.
solutions for the issue Of 1857 and T6s, which
heaVlnH two OF threC years u run before maturity
6fthc option oEprepaymCnt, are regarded rs pros
pectlVely worth a63 per cent above tho bonds
subject 70 bc called In upon thenPgOilatiOn ofthC
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KANSAS.

Disabilities on the Franchise Re:
m. l"j nr4Nr moved. hin' q u - q
4.Ioomr. rr4tD.ii.n ST, LoUIS Feh.e q.
b, The Kansas Senate yesterday, passed
the bill removing the disabilities 10 taks
effect after the PRONUNCIATION Of the pas
saCp 0f the Fifteenth Amendment. '''''
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u ~ w tills COn't Ohio Co. Circuit Court.
,0ALpwEL : BRo,, solA for Comprnt.

.NToTICE TO, CREDITORS
.liN"T6 the creditors uf the drm Of StcclG 4
sllTers, and u Edward y. sllycrA and John
In purSuauceof Of decree Of tho Circuit Court
OF Ohio county, made In cause therein pending,
TO subject the real estate Of the sAld Edward. N.
Sllvers and John Steele, 10 the paymPnt Of their
debts, tyon are required to present your claims
Slycrs or John Steele, for adjudication TO IIannI.
bal Forbes. Commissioner, at his ONCE In the
Rald county, on OrbeFOFC tho 2bth day Of Rehrua.
~, 161O.
Witness Michael ] BrUinig, Clerk Of said Court,
this nth day Of January, 1910. -.i...,
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Sf0CKS.HThc President Of tho Rock lSlAnd
Railroad has notified th8 Stock ExehaDge that It's
stock now amounts TO sixteen mllllOnA and has
been FegiAtotUd 1t the Corn Exchange Bank. and
certificates will ,be signed by the President Of the
Bank c. ". Dunham. It e presumed the stock
will again be placed on call Of the board. The
following arc tho chosen directors Of Wells. Fargo
s Co. Express; Leland Stanford, z Lloyd Lewis,
II. s. Latham, D. Q, WOllE, G. r Psl9ptlngton, v.
q. Fargo, 4. II. BGtnGy,, J. c. Fargo aRd, B. r
The railway market IL arm and closed at about
the highest point Of the day. The greatest Aettv.
lily and advance were In New York Central Pitts
ib1rrh, Northwestern, New Jersey Central, LhkO
Shore ST. Paul and Rock Island. Theil latter
touched 1lTH and Ohio 4 Mississippi 98S. Ais.
CGllanG0us stocks strong, and express stocks
Wells, Fargo q Co., 26N; American Sl1f; United
States, 90; PacIao Nail, IL; Western Union Tel
Cgraph, S6i'5; Nov York Central, 981G; do, scrip,
98l<: Erie; ~; Harlem, 138X; Reading. 98IS;
Michigan Central 116; Lake Shore, S11f; Illinois
Contra, ,lSa PIltsburgh, 96t Northwestern,
TSiS: Do. preferred BIZ; Wabash, u Fort Wayne,
69H; Tere Ilaute %: Chicago 4 Alton, 146; Ohio
u MIsSlssIppi,26; New jersey Central p8H; ClcTc-
land, Columbus 3 Indiana Central, 90S. T.
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fVOStMIssIONER's NOTICE.
d. J. campDQlI, AlR'r, 81, a ChanceEy

T.J Campbell AHRF &c' n GhhHneSsEy SI, ~ tas ~
Dexitt Mckinley, Rx., ct ais. Ohio Co., Viva
Pursuant 10 the decree made In tho above cause
on the 1Ith day Of December, 1859 I will oil FRI'
DAY, THE 96fH DAT OF FEBRUARY, 1910, at my
OfiCc, In tho City Of Wheeling, and thereafter by
adjournment from time to time, as shall hc EOnnd
necessary, proceed to take, state and report An ac'
count,
.ist OF whAt debts arc duo and unpaid from the
said Z. n. ,Sllyers individually.
I'd. What debts'ar due and unpaid ttOm the
lAtO hTm Of Steele j. SIlycrs. ..,l i,r.
81. What debts are due and unpaid from the
said John St6cl6 individually. lI' q N'
shall also report any other matter which may
deem proper and right, or which ] may bc re.
requested 70 report BY any party In interest per
tinCnt and material to the Just and final settle,
nent Of tho cause according TO law and right ~
The creditors OF said hrm Of Steele & SllveFs
and the creditors Of Edward N. SllvCra and John
Steele arc hereby required to prove the r claims at
said time and place,
HANNIBAL FORBES,
D. nhfr1 RlRaI1tk
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LAND-IIeIU lE I0Ib10s,IIT FfITIU 5Et1IIl NI1 hUI-
lie rendered, but there was no demand, am,
BuTrER-Dull at 286&9c; .',..,.,,
E0Gs-Fifm at 2962lc for selected. ,,', ~.
CnEESE- UnchAnged at 17{8lgEc.
Recd oil and all To be Fad At sc wAa taken; hold
Cra now ask b5c. "a Lard OflAU Unchanged and quiet
Of 81 4S6I 45 PctrOlCum-90aS2 for refined.
G4RdcHRfRs,- s,-SuR Stbady!!, Sales so bids
New Orleans at il i1iSkc.' Cofec- Steady; 4lea
Ejl0 bags fair to choice 1t 2laD24Xc. MoAABVH-=
Firm Gt 76c for Now Orleans. -'.. J =,
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TIE WEEKLY INTRLLIGENoRR, published

TIE WEEKLY YISTRLLIGENCBR, puhllBhBl
every Wednesday, is especially adapted, to the
villages and rural districts Besides the freshest
news Of tho day from all parts Of tho World
by telegraph, iteontaInS political and general
editorial comments; agricultural ArtIClts; VAlu-
able grain, cattle aud provision market reports,
including the Wheeling Wholesale Markets and
baltimore Cattle Market; selected articles, pOlIti
cal and general; tales, novelettes, poetry &c,
adapting It TO tho tastes oflRdIes and children,
carefully excluding everything offensive tQgOOd
morals.
'AlatGc share OF attention IL given to tho news
Of West Virginia and the nclghbOrlng couhtI6a OF
Ohio and Pennsylvania, and on this acrodntitis
far moro valuable to readers In tho regions named
than the larger metropolitan wOeklies. ak, d.
Congress- aud the Legislature When iu session
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07

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OF ten, We will send au extra topy Of the
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-26
Edgefield & Kentucky Railroad

IyROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, JUNE IS,
E -IS7O, trains on the Edgeheld and Kentucky
Rai1road viii run as follows:
Mail and Express leaves Nashville at 1910
M Arrives at Guthrie at Ais P. N.
Accommodation leaves Nashville at 6:39 A N.
Arrives at Guthrie at II 80. Connects with
tain for Clarksville)
Mail and Express leaves Guthrie at 2 30 P. n.
Arrives at Nashville at $50 p Y. q
Accommodation leaves Guthrie at 30 A. u.
Arrives at Nashville at 8 81 Am.
Passengers can leave Nashville at l 30 P. N.
and make direct connection at Guthrie with
through trains (sleeping cars attached) Tor
Memphis, New Orleans, Mobile, and all points
in the Southwest Time to Memphis fourteen
hours.
Mail train leaving Guthrie at 80 p. m
makes direct connection with trains from
Memphis and New Orleans.
81 Time from Memphis TO Nashville, thirteen
hours and forty five minutes. -.
Both trains make connection at NashYllle
morning and evening with through trains on
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for all
points South Bnd all way stations on line OF
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
For through tickets apply ut city Transfer
Office, Maxwell House, and to Capt j.. N.
Brooks, at louisville and Nashville Railroai
Depot.
Train run daily except Sunday.
NJ L. BLANTON, Sup't-
VIM, CoSNELL, Pres't and Receiver. ju14u