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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05
NOT A FEW 19Y9 Z


OF the worst disorders that afIllct mankind arise
irom the corruption that accumulAtes In tho
Blood, OF all the discoveries that have, been
made to purge II out, mono can equal IN eject
RILLl. II elelnses Hpd renoyates the Blood, In.
stiIle the vinAF Of heAlt INTO lthe system, md
pufgeaopt the humpFS which mike disease. II
ititiulAtes the heartily functions Of the body,
and expOla tho disorders, that gT0R and ranklB In
ne Sleodi such arensdy that could Se relied o.
on which they can depend, Our space here does
not admit oil certificates TO show It's effects, but
the trlAl Of angle bottl1 will ahoWsto tho sick
that It has lts virtues surprising anything they
have ever taken. ~. t2lst't S8l-IFliI II. u
Two tablSsPOonsful Of the Eztpet Of sarsapa.
bon Diet Drink, and one bottle Il fully eqaalto 4
gallon Of the Syrup Of SArsAparlla, or the deeoc.
don as us1ally made. ~ - $500 3TAl-'i'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

sunshine and -blusst skies, and glorious
sunset splendori q land of more than
Italian beauty and richness right here In
the very heart Of this great country 81
ours. . LIZzTE PERT CUTLER. v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

HAsT4LRAVn
UhaRllut daily
L. WNnr-LEAYH,
Wheeling daily


CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
HAsT.ELRAVEa EAsT-LIAYEa. !
Wheeling daily Wheeling daily
At........ 80 q. N At. 1890. ..1I:tS h H
ARRTHEs At aIgg GARRTyEs At
GfaItont ,Soo 4 MI laneaHille 600 D, n.
CumbeeAnd. E4g p. MI Newark ~ ..s .&20 y n.
Baltimnre 80 p m. 6Andusly =. 100 p. N.
Wash City. .l0;b5 ,. m. Columbus. :. .6SS D, u.
New EoFk.....0;b d NJ Cincinnati .. ll00 p. Ii.
o. FAST LINE. s- ~.
RAsF-EHAYEs WHaT-LRAyEs,
Wheeling Only 'Wheellng daily
Nt ..E60 p. m. AE".....l. Sos 4. N.
AARTVEB AT ARRIVES At
Baltimore 81. $40 q. m. lAneSVilIO !. .l!R0 p. N.
WAshn Cly6 1900 A. m. Newark -. ass p. IN.
New York .FlS p. m. Columbus. .A:23 p. N.
.2.s' t'sundayS excepted.
t- NAIL TRAIN. e. =
xIsE-LEAvEs wEsF-tEAvts,
tWheeling dRily tBeIlllre daily .,,, r,
at..,,......l 1GS5p. n. Al. ..........&1oGm.
H1YEs AT 1KR1TJ AT
Grafton. .... 800 g. m Newark SIS Z. N.
Ts SSf City. S Us n.
New York. $50 l. m. Cincinnati -. l:45 p, N,
saturdays excepted. I'sundsys excepted. I,
.... ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LKAvES NEBr-LEAYEs
"wheeling daily wheeling daily
at ....!... 1850 ., N. At,...........f:4op
ARRIVES At ARR1YEA At
Grafton. ......429p p, N. lapeTyi1e.. .E4Op. N,
ParkerHbufR KS p n. Newark zoos ). n.
Cumberland. 1000 p n Sandnlky, =. 1880 q, N.
'Sundays excepted. columbus :. .l2SO q. m.
49, isSund1yE excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connections at
Baltimore with traing foe PhIlRdolphll, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, VIA RGAh,
lngton City, tor all pnintB South. sr
Central 0hiotfafns make direct connection Of
Columbus for an points West and Northwest
Tickets TO all principal points can be procured
at the once. JOHN l.. WILSON,,
Master OF transportation, Baltimore.
;.ucil5l 7f s.SS:S3i 3 A 4; RE TsssiiSt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05
.ELUID EXTRkCI BUCHU.
lp0,ItlT0 and spOclac Remedy for dIssaDes Of thg
10 BLADDER, KlalGys. ISRltaIsl nAd DrODlIeallI7

H.gT. HeImbOld's Extract Buchu.
RofwOGHnS6E Arising from excuses, Habits Of
Dissipation, Early tndIScration, attended with
the following symptoms. w I'i'''F III w
Indiipotitiol'to exsrtioly Loss Of Power. e
'Loss Of Memory, rr Difficulty Of breathing
Weak Nerves, ~ ~. Tremblin1. ~ ~
HorpFof Disease, AZ WakafdhGas, .s'.IiC
Dimness OF Vision, Pain In the Back,
HOT HAnde, .3l.iy 20 ~ Flushing OF the BODY,
prynesS o. the Skin, RruptionS Of tho Face,
Universal L1ssitude. Paid Courtcn1nce,
-. Rild OF the MuseulAr SSStem.gl 5Gf :.
These symptoms, II allowed TO go on (which
this Medicine Invariably FGmoVeS), soon follow
-i9E5FATUTTY, RRILRPT1c FITS &C., q
In one Of which the patient may expire. Who
eAnsay they are not frequ ently followed by those
"alrotnl nlHeaSeS," - Zlf535il 'elJCN q on u!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

A oo1oREDr pagsU appeared on the
House floor iorIhA first tina Saturday,
Eis name Is klfEfQ. Powell, from Man
chester, YirginiaEtud ChsRss tappointsd
upon the recommen dation OF Hon, G. a.,
Porter, Repre- enlad dive mont ks Richmond
and MancheSttGcHt1ric6. ~ ''N -.'-''i 80 =
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
PlUTIBES. PICTURES, PICIURES
AT HOME AGAIN.

..sr : =
CIR Bfiihghurat, Photographic Artist, en-
nounces 10 his friends and patrons th1the has
r,aurned to his pf qparterso hanSei street,
Macarthur, and ~ prepared To do all work in
Ing liae, making good pictures ut reasonable
pr'ys, Those who desiregIperior workmAn+ Il
ship rather thau an Interior picture, from
Cheap plates and cheap eb be,nieRls, are spe,
caly invited 10 vislt his gallery.
Countcririt Bank notes are-n0t easily de-
.tected By the GOipmOn people, becauHe,it, re-f
qmrCs q naturally artistic eye, or a certain 7s
kind OF education to perceive the dlharenca %
between genuine and counterfeit enRrays
log. For the same reason, there arc thousands; 4
Who cen mol distinguish a good ljhotoYraplA, a.
from an inferior production, and very, many
choose the bad Ia preference to the goo1,.
some are honest elough to acknowledge
their deficiency n.thls RESPECT, and,Ii they
have ans eonadeuce Iuthe Artist are yllliu9,S
to allow him to 1ecide for them; bdt otheTs
more selfseOpatted often Rets Wtik. they .de,
serve: poor, worthless things, that aTe not
worthy the napR10f n picture For saeh !
thfrs ~ thsc 'nsotahon; they can not sNs tho
'''l''yiS picture sit6ont @ SsEirast Of ,ghs and
shade, is no picture at all. The study a Ma.
ture Will reveal the truth of this assertion, L
Art is the trie srePresen tati6n Of nature. A
picture may Enthusiastically represent the per.
son intended. and at the same time bo q mis-
cradle failure RS regards chemical manipulas
don, and the. reqniremtntsof Of Art. The only 3
sure way OF 'geItng good pictures is TO pur:
well earned reputation. gsggf fsrgfts
Those who love and retpect their friends
will not insult them with miserable caricstures,
but will rather pay ,Ihe,prlce oi good p,etuTs.
Others whose friendship is Tneasored hy dol.
lars and ceEts, think that any thing is good
enough TO give away. An idIerlor piciurein
possession 'Of any one Ia evidence Of one Of
Il nee things: either the absence of a good ar
list, OF a lack ofludgmenr or else 0 My ggardly
disposition on the part of the spets6n. who <
spends his mbney for such foolish trash.
z BiIlinghurst has destroy hundreds OF Pic.
lures that other artists woull have sold, be-
cause be, never allows "A Inferior pictu TO =
leave hisgjllery. PictIIes taken,true 10 tife.
artstcally, with the best of chemicals aud
plates, and warranted MOTTO. .fade or peel of.
Remember the place: Billinghurst's Gallery,
Market street, north Of Msin.,lff,fg
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
A FUNNY yet serio ous accident

ei JUpaE GILBERT, Of the New
York Supreme Z Court, : has
granted a writ res raining the
canvassers Of King county
from proceeding With the vote
Of a district Of Ithe,sixth Ward,
where il is claimed the ballot
boxes were stuffed, and that it
was an impossibility to poll as
many votes as appeared. 2 1o.'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
An Appeal TO fHB luDtlC.
McAarnuR. O.. Noy. %. 1871

@US NaAhthi Va NONs ~Ji 1904
A meeting Of the citizens of yinton
eoupty was held at Macarthur, on
Monday the 2oth INST, the object OF
which was to instltHtc measures for
collecting and forwarding our mite to
the sufferers from the late eonnagra-
tiOns in Michigan and Wisconsin. A
Committee was appointed from each
township to solicit contributions
for tliis purpose, and these commit
tees were authorized to add TO their
number, Unnecessary, In order to have
a thorough canvass of their respective
townships. It is desired that through
the agency Of these committees, box
OF bed clothes and wearing apparel
be collected and forwarded to Gov.
Henry p. Baldwin, Lansing, Mlchi-
gan, or TO Gov. Lucius Fairehild,
Madison, Wisconsin, [ss the COM
mlttees may choose) from each town
ship, aud that these committees re-
port by letter to the undersigned, the
value of the contributions thus sent.
1t ls also desired that these reports be
sent in by the 30th day Of November,
or sooner II possible. The reports
thus collected will be published In our
county papers. Showing the value OF
the whole amount donated by the
county, giving to each township cred'
1t for what It contributes. The Gov
ernors of the States above named will
see to 1t, that the articles sent reach
the destitute for whom they are in-
tended. Bed covering is especially
needed, but wearing apparel will also
supply pressing want. Let US gen.
orally open our hearts and hands to
these observation-disclosures, remembering
that he that hath pity upon the poor
lendeth unto the Lord and that which
he hath given VIII he pay him again
The committees for the townships are
as follows, viz: s. ....
Elk Township, Mrs. J. Fl. King,
Mrs. or. Cunning. Mrs. A. II. Dewd,
Mrs. II. Payne, Mrs. DR.. Wolfe, Mrs.
A. Pear0e, Mr5. Andrew Brown, Mrs.
sherwood, Mrs, Richmond, Mrs. Wilt
bank, Mrs. Purdue, Miss Sallie Payne,
Miss Ida Baird, Miss Mary French,
Miss Eliza West, Rev. Richard
Doughty, Rev. II. A. Pallister, Rev.
Il. \. Adams, NJ. Il, Barnes, E. P.
Boutwell,.
Bro,ch To,cnship.--Mrs. Jane Glib
bons, Mra Atyan Nhney, Rey. Ste
geBSon. e., ~ %. H+Ui
Stean 1owashp.-- Mrs, J. w. Ran-
nells, George W. Johnson.
faor 7o,cnShip --RuiusW. Eentner.
Madison TopnsAip.--Miss MaryWill.
7. f. Knauss, T. II. Wigton. .u.,.
Richidad ToWnship.--Mrs. Jane Will
cox, Lemuel Clark. .. s
Jackson Township. Sarah Curry,
Mrs. Hartley, r. s. Barnhill.l ,s T.
Eagle Toornship.--Samuei Haynes.
Harrison 1opnshp.--A. G.. Elliot.
Clinton To,sashp.--Nrs. DR.. Gors-
line, Mrs. Shepherd Payne, Mrs. Jane
Ray, Rev. Ralph Watson. .s-..r. .
Vinton To,oaShp,--Miss Mary Call
vim. .-. .
WilkeseiIle Townsap.--Mrs. John
Strong, Miss Huldah Carr, John Mil
Ter.
1t is hoped that the committees win
go to work st once and in earnest.
The several committees from the diff.
ferent townships are also solicited to
meet with the Elk township commit
tee in Macarthur, on Thanksgiving
evening, the goth ult. T. i- sri "a
Fl. B. MAYO, Chairman.
Z. w. HOLLAND. Sec'y. .,. .,..
-sAe-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25

PAY your taxes. ..sas : ga
Look out for thieves.
TnE stove trade is good.
A HARD winter is predicted.
BUCKwHEAT cakes are now N
season.
The dark days Of November
are here. v ~, ;r.aH-u vic
CHRISTMAS comes this year
on Monday. . -ragGa Ha.
SLAUGHTERISG has commenc-
ed and the voice of the pig is
heard. t. -IA2 iA- .'' |'
FROM thirty five to forty
freight trains pass over the NJ.
e. @. r. r., daily. s2. .'" 81.
THANKSGIVING turkeys are
now suffering under the cram
ming process.
DID the sun forget to cross
the line this fall. We had no
equinoctlal storm. 49,, ~
Our toy dealers are already
making preparations for the
holidays. .,,ae ... ~ III
SUBSCRIBE for the Record in
stead of borrowing il from
your neighbor. ..'' .|s'7
WITH the first of January,
fast approaching, comes leap
year. Beware, old bachelors!
IMMENSE neckties and sleeve
buttons as large as door>knobs;
are the latest fashionable ag-
ony with young gents. ...,,
One remarkable exhibition
of charity among the many
that Chicago's calamity bro't
fourth, was that of the con-
victs of the Massachusetts, pen-
itentiary, who sent 5000 to. the
general relief fund.
The Secretary of the Treas
ury has decided that barges oi
foreign build can not be uaed
on the Mississippi River in the
transportation of grain from
st. Louis to New Orleana. 2
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
RnIrltualiRrn.

creased Vlgor. Inc Spllluai'
lists have purchased land aud
contemplate building up acct
Element and tabernacle at
Mount Nebo. A friend has
given 1s a circular which is
Issued TO the faithful. We re-
print it because it is q curiosity
ofitselfto the uninitiated Here
it iss+o ] a9di lar 'oas's .
4This'is to certify that IEli
Curtis, has been commissioned
by a spirit-signing the sacred
name Jesus Of Nazaretb-to
come to Ohio and locate plat
Of land on which to commence
the building of the City of the
New Jerusalem, which in due
time is to.extend over the prin.
cipal part Of the Ohio State.
So, in compliance with this
appointment, tlhave located a
plat OF land about Z miles
North West of Athens City, on
the farm formerly owned by
jonathan Koons, upon which
to commence the nucleus,
around which the New Jerusa
lem City is to be builded, and
have commenced the erection
of q Tabern 4cle on the top of
the Mound (called Mount Me-
boy and We design to lay the
Corner Stone Of said Taberna-
Gle on Saturday the 11th day
of November, inst, and we
most respectfully invite all in
.terested in this ceremony to
attend at 2 o'clock, P. m, of
said day. .. Is. "...
Now, know ye, all people,
that l bought this, said plat Of
land, for the benefit Of the
&Morning Star Community"
which is to be located here and
which above named plat Of
land most freely donated i'm
mediatly after lis purchase, by
me, for the special benefit, and
use of said Community, 60
long as said Morning Star
Community shall remain a
separate community a. O
,- ELI CURTIS
MouST NEBo. Athens Co, o.
Nov. 4th, 1871.
We further give notice, that
on the 31st day OF Dec. naxt
(nothing preventing) our Tab
ernacle will be dedicated to
the Lord of HosIs-the Deific
Blending-and TO the duly
elected King of the New
Earth, Jesus of Nazareth, and
His Celestial Messenger q.c.r..
After which dedication We
expect our "Morning Star Com.
munity" to be wholly controll-
ed by Celestial guides, Dedl-
cation Services Chauncey
Barnes. And to help on the
great work of building this
contemplated City, of the New.
Jerusalem on the Earth, 10 the
honor and glory of God, spe-.
cial aid from all people is
most earnestly and respect
fully solicited. ..
Our paper, titled "Herald Of
the New Dispensation, &C." we
design to issue from Mount
Nebo whenever means comes
to US to enable US to do So
But as yet we lack all printing
materials and practical prin-
ter. Who will volunteer, with
necessary means, to enable US
to issue our paper rery soon?
Mediums, and all others in
terested in our enterprise,
please to respond.
We have promise, from our
Celestial Spirit guides, that, ere
long, we shall have accession
al Mediums, and means in
abundance, to carry out the
plan of the Deific Blending,
and Jesus of Nazal eth, and his
Celestial Messengers. T.
ELI CURTIS, President.
Our Address is, Chauncey,
Athens county, Ohio,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25

GEN. SHERMAN sailed for
Europe on last Monday. &.
some German navigators
clam to have discovered an
open sea around the north pole.
The lake tunnel Of Cleve-
land is driven In nearly 1000
feet and is 10 be finished by
Jan. 1, 1879. "
The LONDON Standard says
the Alabama Claims Commits
sion will meet at Geneva on
Dec. 10.
The Commissioner OF Inter-
nal Revenue rules that the
new bonds are exempt from
every kind and form of taxes.
The German government an.
nounces its intention to only
aim to be of'the second rate
as far as the navy is concerned.
The next annual session of
the Ohio Conference of the M.
E. Church is to be held in
GAINESVILLE.
The Williamsburg IN. "
Mormon Church is breaking
up. Most Of the leaders have
gone to Utah. gaal ..14. & p.
HEMMING and Cooper's chow
is now in winter quarters at
Hillsboro. 1t will cost them
about $4,000 10 winter over.
CINCINNATI is Mortified at a
case of dissection, the subject
having been bought at the
work house for S25. His rela>
tives traced him up and found
a box full of bloody bones.
FORMIDABLE revolutions are
taking place throughout Mexl.
CO, and a change of the exist
ing Government is expected
The Treasury is bankrupt and
the people are going over to
the revolutionists.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
UNIVERSALISM.

Send for free sample copy of the Christian
Leader. first.ciass weekly Journal, published
by tho New York State Convention Of Univer-
sslists, and contssntng the sermons Of Dr.. e.
H. Chapn. Terms Sc so per year, Address,
Puhlisber CHRISTIAN LEADER, 1858
Broadway, New York Ofty.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25

DSYCHOLOGaC Fascination or soul
Il Charming by Herbert Hamilton, B. A
How TO use this power (which all possess) at
will Oiunidion. Spirtualism, 50reeries.
Demonol ogy, and thousand other wonders,
81 90 Copy tree 10 agents only. loo
monthly easily made. Address T. W. EVANS,
Pub. Al S.sth street Philadelphia, Pa n1l4wd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
SCALES FOR SALE,

IFATRBANK'S -
CToGK and Ore Scales 40 good as rcT. fos
Csale al very low prico. Can on - ~
novll H. @. JONES, Attorney
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25

MONEY is plenty in Germany
and rapidly drifting into Amer
lean securities. Germany will
early next year, redeem thirty
millions sterling Of war loans,
half of it in January and Feb
ruary.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25

WINTER in Utah is month
earlier than usual, and the
anow already renders travel
ing difficult. A hard winter is
predicted. sa.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25

EXTENDING your shop front
into the newspapers,"ais is the
latest definition for advertis-
ing. e.4a es, o.. 5m
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
FREETO BOOK AGENTS

We will send handsome Prospectus OF our
Ns,O Hasiraled Family Bble. containing over 2OO
q fine scripture illustrations to any book agent,
free OF charge. Address National Publish.
ing Co., Chicago, ILL.,, Cincinnati, o. or 81.
Louis, Mo. a.- - 70 noylllwdd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25

The Grand Duke Alexis and
the cholera are among the late
arrivals in New York. The
Grand Duke stopped at the
Clarendon and the cholera at
the quarantine. Happy Goth
am! ss .7.. aa@ <2-e.a .''.. I'd.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25

CHAs. w. ADAMS, formerly Of
the Enquirer office, was mar,
ried in Chillicothe, last Sun
day, to MISS Lizzie Bloom, oi
Quincy, Ills. One by one our
bachelor friends are compelled
to yield to the snares of the
winsome god. .s. aa
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
Judge Plyley Gets n Receipt
for $3.50 Saved TO the People

~ ..---.-,
Judge Plyley Gets n Receipt
Tor $3.50 Saved 20 the People
Of Jackson County. a. f5.at
No person around here ex'
poets anything decent from the
jackson STANDARD, and Mackley
10 sure to- see TO ii that they
are not disappointed. Not con-
tent with his unequaled mean.
ness during the late campaign
he continues to assail Judge
Plyley, the cause Of the attack
in the last issue of the Standard
being this, which, the people
understanding, they can fully
appreciate Mr.. Mackley's deli
cate and disinterested position:
The Commissioners Report of
jackson county waserdered by
Judge Loomis, while presiding
for Judge Plyley, to be printed
in the Standard. For this work
Mr. Mackley would receive
about $3.50. The Jackson Her.
aids prices are 20 per cent. less
than the Standards. Some Of
the citizens Of Jackson IRE
publicans and Democrats-one
of them being a Commissioner
otthat county, wishing to save
this 20 per cent. to the people,
fled a petition at the late term
Of Court, to reopen the matter.
The proprietors Of the Herald
then made their bid at their
regular prices, whereupon Mr..
Mackley, rather than let them
have the job, offered to doit for
nothing. The Court, Of course,
then awarded him the contract.
We imagine Mr.. Mackley was
not altogether pleased with his
bid, as we understand he, was
seen shortly afterwards de-
nouncing the persons who had
filed the petition, especially
the Commissioner, and swear.
ing he would have revenge
The Commissioner owed him
fifty cents for nowledging
deed, and he would sue him,
and do divers and sundry aw.
full things. The renewal OF the
attack on Judge Plyley is In
the same strain. 1t is Judge
P.'s reward for doing his duty,
and when the people of Jack.
son county read Mr.. Mackley'S
brilliant thrusts they should
know that they were written as
receipts in tull for $3.50 OF their
money which Mr.. Mackley will
never draw, and which Judge
Plyley has saved to them. The
articles stand as monuments to
Mr.. Mackley's meanness, and
show to what base uses a news
paper, in the hands Of a selfish
man, may be put.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
A MIRACLE!
CATARRH,
Can b Cured.

A aNVs~s
Reader, II you
are troubled with
Cold fhe Head,
or Chronic Cdtdrrh
and 0zens, use DIR.
RzEo's CATARRu
SpEcr1oi In no
single case has It
Hfled in ehecting
9 cure: Sold BY all
druggists Price,
80 eta per package.
Manufactured and
sold BY the proprie-
tor, @. Reno II. D.,
Titusyile Pa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-11
HI. O. B x rid,
(suceessor to MerrImAn, Byrd s Coz
2zS MAIN sTRElET.

The business OF this house has been per-
petuated thirty years. Thanking our friends
and the public for their liberal patronage in
the past, we beg 10 give assurance that our
facilities are completed in every department,
including the mechanical and artistic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-11

A DISPATCH from Galveston -oeelFed
LAST night, states that Herr on (demo-
ers) majority in the FIST Congressional
district Of Texas 10 1907; in hi Second
district, Connos-s (democrst, and Federal
soldier) msjority is l5OOO; Gidding's
Cdemocratl majority is 622i Hancock's
(demoerst) majority is S64O. The Radical
Governor Of Texas has declared martial
law in Limestone county and assessed
upon it q fne Of $4,000. One General
Davidson leads s military force in Grimes,
and the vote Of this and Bell county will
not be counted by the tyrant-msster OF
Texas. The contest between Giddings
and Clarke will thu be close. snd the GER
tihczte Of election will surely be given to
the Radical, Clarke.