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PERSONAL.

fdr. Ut. Pratt, formerly Of the Mem
Phs press, &C present Of the Springfield
Mo RePRbticGn and assistant oIerk 81
the House OF Representative 81 Ma
soari, lem the city yesterday for New
Each OF the several poeches-adoze or
more-made yesterday at the meeting on
Change and OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
contained expressions Of gratitude felt by
merchants and excited By tie muni6eeat
generosity Of the proprietor of the Pea
body Hotel. The entertainment he gave
the manner in which It was eonducted'
the Infinite good bHmor Of mine host
which sparkled Like his rich wines and the
feast he spread, which a multitude shared
AL these facts VIII only confirm the i'm
preston which pervades the city and
country, that Memphis Is the most for
tunate Of all cities in the character, per
sonal worth and matchless skill ofthe
conductors Of Its hotels. OF these, Mr..
Miller will henceforth be deemed one Of
the chiefest. In saying this, we only re-
the substance Of half that was said |
yesterday In his commentator,
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First ChanOsry CouFt-Asrgaa, C~haB0slsF.
The following osses viii be heard this
morning; l26, Jackson Insurance Compa-
ny vs. Hunt; ST., Hammond VS. Williams;
TA5, Keno VS. Able; S3l, Mclean VS. Nc
COrYett; 1873, ChouteaU VS. Martin; 842,
Hemmelrich VS. Walker; So, OvertOn VS.
GATH; SIS, lowering VS. Norville; gs7,
Brady vs. Boon; 888, Cheek 6 Co. vs. Phus-
nix InsUracq COmpanyi $50, Cheek q Co
vs. Columbia Fire Insurance Company;
500, Cheek q Co VS. North American Fire
Insurance Company; 900, State ex rel VS.
Grant White Lead and Oil Works: COS.
Walker vs. Williamson; 9O9, Renkert VS.
Butler; 92l, Green vs. Vance; ga, Irby VS.
Sheriff.. After the disposal of the above
cases, the calendar, as published on Sun
day, will be taken up.
Court meets at nine o'clock. Attorneys
are notified to be present upon their cases
being called, or else they viii be con.
tinued.
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local NEWS.
-Lsddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.

-Lsddin's College.
Attend RObertson's College.
Tom Cubbins, bricklsyer, % Main.
W. 2. Mitcheps school, SJ3 Third St.
~. J. suter, Furniture, % Second st.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can be had OF al neWsmen in the
city.
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole in the
Wall. Don't fail 70 call on George, No. Is
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
viii Msnsford, at his book and peri
Udicsl store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
San be had Of all the neWsmen In the
City-TOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and EmmOns q Son, on
Jefferson street.
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SrRAYED

LOW on Tuesday, 18th March, one bright
l I'd Cow White spot in forehead, and q
small rope On her horns. r. ny returning
her n 2e8 Vance street, viii be literally re-
HaTded ap4
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DR. FERGUSON.

nARIIEs tuneriIg from COrDs, Bunions,
i Quo or Inverted sails. vii do well 70 call
Dr.. Fergus n, a. the Worsham House.
once hour nom u 10 g, and TOO mis-
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uOU-E-Of eight rooms, In good conalLoh'
III Ne IS ELchange street eLtenoed. aP5
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GEORGE FRANCE TRAIN.
Rls ArrlvaI-Hls Lecture To Night.

The distinguished lecturer, George Fran
els Train, whose wonderful intellect is full
Of prophecies as true and wise as hose
whose sayings make statesmen n sehoI-
lars bend over the pages OF Biblical lore,
VIII reach the city to-day. he bursts up
Aketh miners pOWder-blests the hidden
gold Of human thought, and startles us by
the embodiment in vigorous sentences the
hslf-fOrmed thoughts, dreams and fancies
that rust within the cobWeb. covered caves
OF thought which we bear about upon our
shoulders. 6e has the wonderful faculty
Of making men think. He Is the steam
gsnerator-the flame that sets in rapid
motion the locomotive Of intellect. He
will occupy rooms to-day at the Peabody.
Hotel. The following Is the latest dis
patch;
CAIRO, Ill, April 3, 1871.
PETER TRACY, ESQ P~residentiaE Leo
tuTe Committee: Win arrive in Memphis
per steamer John Kyle, at noon tomorrow
(tO-dRy) South ell right TOR ~
THE NEXT PRESIDENT
Gtthe United States.
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TO

our stock Of Dry Goods, Notions and
Clothing is complete ia every department,
which We Offer % the trade &c prices COM
pstinR with any other Market and on
reasonable terms
WALKER BROS. q CO,
% Main erect.
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WHAT Is Dyspepsia The question set
tied. Two young medical students were
d~isnuting the other day at the house Of a
mutual friend, as 70 the nature Of dvs-
pepsia. one said the primary cause was
a diseased liver; the other insisted that
The disease originated in the epigastrium.
4 can tell You what dyspepsis IS, for I've
been there observed the host laughing
-. "We4,D said q Of the young
meolc0s, "let's have your opinion.
Dyspepsia y ssid he, 'fisH complaint that
you can't T~elicge, and that PLANTATION
bITTERs cures ia sfE UesksPi The person
who made this remark resides az 1873
Greenwich avenue, and his name Is Mar
"a W, Myers.
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returned thanks, not forgetting to pro-
nOunce an eloquent bensdietiOn, which
will follow the swelling, generous, msjes-
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Toe Great Bed Store 2aO Halu strest.

The entire stock Of goods in this store,
composed or staple and fancy
DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES FATS.
CLOTHING,
etc Q c must be disposed Of within the
next thirty days, regardless Of Uqllte
Thoss Wishing 20 avail themselves OF the
o-n8ortauity % seoure barg dns must call
esflv az 20 MAIN STREET.
Opposite WORKMAN House.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
200 MAIN STREET.

Jusr OUT.-Seeond edition Of the sGhost
OF Brinkley College," containing the foil
particulars. Price, ten cents. For sale BY
W. J. MANSFORD,
Corner Of Second and Monroe streets.
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Flrat clrouIt court-goIskeu. Iudos.

The calendar contains the following
cases: 1895, 1914, 1884, 1899, 1891, 1895, 1900,
1874, 1876. 134s, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1855,
1853 to 1871 inclusive, 1874, 1875 to 1881 in
elusive, 1888 to 1886 inclusive, and 1892 to
1911 Inclusive, 1912 and 1913, to be called
in the order published,
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TowINa 80 JoBBTNa RoAr.

me Memphis owboat-The steamrLrTTLE
ALPS w. " Aa1ngault, Master.
THE ToWboat Little Afp7 IA
a prepared e All times to To-
towing sid iobbing a. The very ioT7aF r1F5E
0Edsra telt 81 karra boat-store on levee
ne-E loet ol seueFson street, with Bieley,
MeueIsA So.r or On board the boal, VIII IS
promptly attended TO.
JOdN ZEET, Proprietor.
hi Al WiliRus q Co.'S sawmuI.
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Second Circuit C0urt-HaIssy, Iudus.

The motion docket was disposed of.
The m~andamUs case of the State ex rel.
John Norton vs.. John Walsh ct al, was
partially argued, and then submitted to
the court on briefs.
The motion for q new trial In the case
Of Clarke for use, etc, vs.. Jackson In
suranOe Company ct al was O~verruled.
The case of Hynes OF al vs.. Bickford
will be resumed this morning, after which
the calendar win be proceeded with as
announced,
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Saturday, May 9th, 1871,

at the door Of the Courthouse, in the city Of
Helene, county Of Phillips, and state OF Ar
Kansas between ths hours Of Judicial sale,
SELF for cash Ia haudstO the best and highest
bidder, the folio wing desc ibed tracts o'land,
situate in said county and STATE, tO-Wit. The
southwest quarter o. section eleven III; the
north halt OF secu9n eleven tlD; the south
half o ssettsn two ~; the east hall OF section
ieis and The northeast quarter OF seoEiOn
fourteen IA : all in Township one on, n0rth
or Range two ~ east, izee acres. The title Is
good, but win convey only such
as 4 may hageas trustee.
mhlsw u. s. SMITH, Trustee. J
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FULL lines Of Rufiings, Msrssilles
trimmings, gimps. buttons, embroideTies,
in newest designs and at unheard Of
prices, are to be found OF the southern
Palace, 332 Main street.
d. G. q ii. NJ LOEWEHSTINE.
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TEsTIMoNY.-Thousand Of mothers are
constantly speaking in exalted terms of
e-ommendatiOn of the magical effect Of
Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup for soothing in
fants teething.
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The SUPREME Couyt.

Special to Memphis APPEAL.1
JACKSON, Tenn, April 3. Supreme
Court met; all Judges present. Tried I've
causes on Eleventh Circuit. Adjourned
to h~alf-psst nine tomorrow.
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GENUINE figured 4 4 French percales at
only twenty cents per yard, this day open
ct the Southern Palace, $50 Rain street,
the cheapest goods in the southern NAL
Eat
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JOE LOCKE, news agent, 236Z Main
street, has Just received Harper, Leslie,
Ga'sxy. LippiDcott, and Scribner's
mouthly nlsgsziness elsE, The Chimney
Corner, Waverley and late New York
dailies.
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R0OWs AND BOARD.

EEOARD-Tbe best day hoard In the city
ID can ne secured at No. lee Monroe street
DoARDIEs ar SO Main, corner BeaIe street
IL uhl4
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For Boys suits, Shirts and Underwear
20 70 81 Main street.
WALKER BROS.
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sraAr gEzzn.a. slE seoooa street.
FoR Clothing and Underwear, 90 to
WALKER BROS.

SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary. headed "Book for the Million
Marriage Guide" ia another column. IL
nhou1d be read by ali.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET.

SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, PuddinRs, Gus
tards, Creams, etc, etc. The cheapest,
healthiest, and most delicious food in the
world,
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Waller Bros. q Co.. 229 Main street.
Dry g 'ods, Notions and Clothing, whole
sale exclusively.
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The LOST FoUND Mr.. and Mrs. Case
tender their heartfelt thanks to all those
friends who 80 kindly sympsthized with
them and actively assisted in the search
for their lost child.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

EzoETIEs, Bows and handkerchief, at
81 Main street.
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STAINED, etched, embossed and enRm-
eled zla-s; Memphis stained glass works,
252 Third street.
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GESTs, for a Coat, Pants or Vest, 60 to
MaLksE BroE.
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TRUST SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given tha by virtue OF
IN q deed of trust executed to me, the un-
derslgned as trustee, by r ID. Thornton, tose.
ur a certain debts therein described. due Ara
I. o. hopkins, 1 win proceed, on
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ST JosEPH's EEFIRMARK-I In charge Of
the satsrs, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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Second GhaHoSFy eourt---SGatt ~GhanosIlsF.
Only q portion OF the calendar was dis.
posed of yesterday. The case o. Ragland
vs.. Ware is on trial. All undls posed of
cases continued to Wednesday. To-day
Is motion day. Court meets at eight
O'CLOCK "a.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
29q MAIN STREET,

GENTS, 20 ave money, 90 to Walker
Bros. and buy your wearing apparel
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LAW

READ the new advertisement of South
ern Palace,
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TIE advertisements Of the sout1ern
Peiscs wilirss1est thos8t In search Of FIRST
class dry goods.
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HENRY T. JONES.
JOHN G. ELLIOTT,
P. NJ. WINTERS,

LADIES, your attention is directed to the
advertisement Of the Southern Palace,
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LADIES. buy your Boys Clothing az
walker Bros,
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FRESH Northern Lake Fish received
daily by VICTOR d FUCHS,
No. 81 Jefferson street.
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ENAMELRD or Porcslsin- Lined Pumps,
@ Browne & Brownies, 3I5 Second street.
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F0R REET Of SALE

sKN-A valuable farm ~ -gIk scres-70
cleared I'd very ~pFoductivei good houses,
urcherl. garden. D. q, etc, etc, on Lagrange
ro -ne ufle south Of Raleigh, and near NJ
end o. E b VIII sell cheap, or VIII lea-
sane Tor III. For particulars call on IA. D.
j. EBewarL Memphis
arc ANDREW STEWART.
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GRAED opening, Thursday 9th, Of fine
millinery goods, 81
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SOUTHERN PALACE.
ss2 naIn strsst...N New Arrivals.

TOKEIDo SILKS, in all colors (best
msnufacJure6 just received in endless
quantities and in designs to please the
most fastidious.
Call and examine the piquets, eambrics,
lawns, crepe, bareges, striped and fgur-
ed Japanese poplins, lenOs, m~ozambiquss,
etc, in quantities TO supply this and the
adjacent States, and at bottom figures.
Look at our French figured "A percales,
at only twenty cents per ysrd-geuuine
warranted. The cheapest thing in the
Southwest. Only opsned this morning.
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BUFFALO GNATs are now at their death
dealing among cattle and horses. II you
wish to save them, call and buy your gnat
oil at 90 Main street, Pioneer Lamp &
Oil store. o. F. PRESCOTT & co.
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BARGAINS in dry goods at the popular
Southern Palace.
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LAMA LACE POINTS,
entirely new. Rsal Thread Points, ele-
sant designs. Black and White Lama
Lace Jackets. Just received.
SEESSEL & SON,
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BersssAirs and UnasFV'aF' af;Wah'F
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DON'T fail to see our new

an Wednesday morning. Choicest goods
of the season, and beautiful designs.
SEESSEL & SON,
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
%. - nnnnnn
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READ walker Bros. advertisement.
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FnR RENI,

OFFT0Es splendid Omcss in the Stanton
S-oo APP GEO. D. CROCKETT,
ara No. Il Union street.
n oU-E-Of -sightrooms, IN good condition,
II Ne. Is EEohsnge street aP
T,OUSE-At gg Beale street, containing 3
rooms-aIl furnished complete FOR
mrther information. call al the premlses.
ap3
H0TsE-A rev COTTAGE HOUSE. I'VE
II roomg. on Orleans street, south Of Vance,
AppIF 10 J. hun ER & BRO
E62 Monroe street.
nRrvTLEGEs-For the Spring Race Nest
Eeves Of The track. Terms, cash. proposals
addressed, vi april 5thr 70 the Secretary q
LETTERS q street.
EETO0N-The ola NstinaL saloon for
- ReuL-Ths basement No. 81 Madison
street nor d side. one COnr from Main street.
for rent nom April LIST. Apply n
r. c. 8RINKLEI,
mhR IS Madison street
r OTs FOR LEASE Several eligible lots for
mFIness purposes, on Union, Madison,
Court and Jefferson streets, for lease Ior q
term OF years. Apply to
mhs IS Madison street
n OON-The room lately occupied by Bite
II a Corwine, IS Job Printers, IN appeal
building, No. 4 Union street Apply al APP
peal Office,
HIte 8 Ca-wine can be found in Rooms 2
and -. Tee BOX mne
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EAsEHOLD-Of sixteen years on a me
L. Brick Residence, well suited for an e4-
TsDsIve oardinE-hOuse and Offering unu-
Fual advantages In g~rOund-rent apu ta4@
VIII be eifheT sold, rented OF traded, az q
- R0YsTER, IRRELEVANT & 90.
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FOR HAILE's POINT.
FOR NEW ORLEANS
ORLEANS.
Regular @SSaphis and New Orleans
"WEDNESDAY PAoREP
For Ne" Orleans and tbs BsBda
@e@SOn 1szo-z1
- BELLE LEE -

H. = aleka.--mastsr Jno.a 8. 8ulfVau CLERK
nl4 leave Memphis regularly every Wedneg.
aorlng thessason, As t0lloWss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14
KNOCKED DowH.-Yesterday a butch.

KNOCKED DowE.-Yestsrdsy, abuteh-
er was attempting to drive a calf down
Market Street, and the inlantile OK be-
coming rather obstreperous near the in
tersectiOn of Mulberry Alley, a lad ran
out to assist the slayer Of bullocks in the
operation. 1t is not believed the butcher
was in the best possible humor, as he had
experienced great deal OF difficulty in
getting the aforesaid calf along the street.
Perhaps, TOO, the boy did not exercise the
cool, calm judgment off man Of forty in
rendering his aid. Be these things as
they may, it is certain that the butcher
struck the lad powerful blow with the
butt end oihis large, heavy whip telling
him to the earth as quickly as he (the
butcher Is accustomed to knock down
beeVes with hammer. The boy was
quite badly hurt, and on being taken into
nelghbOringl house, had his wounds
properly dressed. We regret that we
could not obtain the names Of the par.
ties,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14

HEAVY BUsINEss.-Our neighbOrs, the
Messos. Pollock of the Pacific Mills, have
been doing an immense business for sever
al weeks in purchasing wheat and manu-
featuring 1t into choice flour. About eV-
cry hour ofeverY day during the period
mentioned, 1t has been no unusual thing
to see long line OF wagons from the
country, loaded with wheat, standing on
Quincy street, waiting for their turn TO
be unlOaded, And so large has been the
demand for the honr made by the
Messrs. Pollock that they have been
compelled to keep their mill In operation
until long after night TALL for the last few
weeks 10 an their orders, We are glad
that the energy and enterprise exhibited
by these gentlemen are so highly appre-
clatcd, aud we trust they will reap large
harvest of shekels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14

FINE WALL PAPERs.-Messrs. PAUL
Bros. & Co., No. 90 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock of decora.
tons for halls, churches, &c, to be found
in the city, Persons desiring such goods
will find very large and complete selec.
ton at the above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make a special
ty of such goods as Decoration Mould
lngs for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 4O-inch Plain Tints. for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and EN-.
broidered Wall Papers, at lcss than East.
ern prices.
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7 STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

W. W. BAsSETT,
sept AuCllOneer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14

PosT OFFICE ITRMS.-A post office has
been established OF Peters Creek, Nicho-
las county, and Absalom Fitzwater ap.
pointed postmaster. The new office Is on
route No. 4,O15, from Gauley Bridge to
Nicholas g. II. Also, at Pleasant Retreat,
Clay county, and David White appointed
postmaster. This Office Il on route No.
AIS from Clay G. II. to olcndinen.
Robert Hopkins has been appointed
postmaster at Flat Rock, Roane county
ricS Jacob Jones, resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14

DtsCHARuED.-Ye Yesterday, Patrick
Nicholson was arrested and taken before
Esqr. Clohan, accused OF having stolen
property in his possession. The articles
were those said to have been taken by
Martin lille and John Murphy from the
Belmont mill On the examination, Mich.
olson proved that he had purchased them
from a woman named Theresa Miller, moi
knowing that they had been stolen. HI
was accordingly discharged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14

lam now selling my entire stock oil
Boots and Shoes, including Womens'
Misses ind Chllds' colorod shoes, cheaper
than ever before. have large stock Of
these goods on hand and desire to close
them out before receiving new goods.
Call early II you want bargains, as the sale
will only continue 10 days. L. V, Blond,
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DISCHARGED ON REcoaNIzANoE. -Esqr
olohan seems to have been engaged pretty
much all ofyesterday In the examination
OF parties implicated in picking up things
around the Belmont Mill that didn't be.
long to them, or investigating cases grow.
Ing therelFom. Theresa Miller was ar.
raigned for purchasing and receiving The
Iron dies and kniIe mentioned IN two
other paragraphs in these columns. Che
was discharged on giving her own tecop.
nizance in one hundred dollars and pay.
Ing the costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14

OK ExHfBITIoN.-Ou readers will re
member that we mentioned a few morn
ings since the report that fine picture
Of Wheeling, taken from MtWood, woult
soon be on exhibition at Nicolls art EN-
porium under the Mcclure House. Yes
terday 1t was exposed In one Of the show
windows, and during almost the entire
day attracted the attention Of crowds o.
passers. There was scarcely minute
that from two to ten pairs OF eyes were
not looking at this fine work of art, and
admirlng It's beauties. "Splendid," mag
niacent," perfect" and other words
commendatory, were heard on all sides
and we doubt not had the fair artist been
situated where her ear could have caught
the expressions of praise and admiration
bestowed on this proof oil her skill and
genius, she would have felt just little
vain, unless she Is more than mortal.
We are gratiaed to hear that this gem
will remain on exhibition for few days.
Our citizens will thus have an opportunity
to see and admire 1t for themselves.
Doubtless very many will do so, rs nearly
everybody enjoys looking at handsome
paintings.
We observed card attached to the
frame conveying the intelligence that this
choice work Of art Is to be disposed Of by
lottery. There are thirty chances at ten
dollars each, which will, no doubt, be
rapidly taken. Whoever the fortunate
party may be, there can be no question
'hat he will have one Of the finest views
OF Wheeling, and the landscape extending
10 beIIaire, ever put on canvas.
Miss Doddrldge, the artist from whose
easel this beautiful picture has Just come,
has charge Of the painting department in
President Morton's Female College.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14

ExPLANATEoN.-The cause Of the res.
ignation OF Messs. Blair and Simpson
from the Committee on Accounts Of the
First Branch of Council, was on account
of their inability to get quorum of that
committee together, and they did not
wish to retard the business of the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14

j. r. LAKIN & Co, Merchant Tallors,
No. 81 Monroe street, Sd door below Mar.
ket, are now receiving their fall and win.
ter stock orgoods, comprising the newest
designs and best makes, which will be
made to order in the very best style, and
sold at very low prices.