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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-25
FOR WHITE RIVER,
Memphis and Wnits River Unitss
States Wall Line,

THE new and elegant side
Il wheel passenger packets Of
this line wiz leave Memphis for DsValps
Blum, West Point, Augusta, J-acKsonpOrt and
al points on h1t8 river as fouoWss
ALTENDEh- o D. Elliott, master
Every tuesday, at 5 o'clock pm.
b. VAIL. ". ]. Ashford, master
Every Saturday, at 5 O'Clock p n,
Connecting at Devalps Blu with railroad for
Little Rock, and at J-aoEsOupor6 with the
h"ghrdraugnt steamer Fort Slrtth for Pooa-
nontas ana all points on Black river.
sOr uetghU or passage apply On board. OF az
Memphl8 and Arkansas River Packet
VIC PAETES6N, Agent.
MADISON str Insurance Rld'g.
VI ~ ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents.
I@ no Promenade st.. ODD LANDING
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TIE Cheap Table at the Southern Pal
ace, 832 Main street, seems to be the at
traction. Ladies should not fail to call.
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THE styles Of the season. at Lsidy & Co.'S
Hans cleaned. dyed. pressed and
trimmed, by N. Cohen, 554 Main street.
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THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
rHE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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NEw arrivals Of japanese Silks 81 the
southern Palace, $50 Main street.
d. y. d II. NJ. LOEWENsTINE.
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The ab0ve-pamed persons wiz please
meet at the once OF the Southern Tic
Insurance Company on wednesday, April
28sh, at AZ O'Clock pm.
9. J. DENNIsON, Chairman.
April "a, 1871.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR sToRE,
200 MAIN STREET
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THE mammoth stock, styles and quail
ties at Lsidy q Co.'s
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ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-in charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets,
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PERcALEs IN csnts, at the Southern
Palace, $50 Main street.
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GRACE CHURCH GUmD-A regular
meeting Of the Guild win be- held 81 Grace
Church this Tuesday, evening st eight
O'Clock.
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FOR BENT.

= EsLDENCE-A nice residence Win stable
Il an. carriaEe-houss attached on Poplar
street. vest o. Orfes2s street. Apply 70
PETER h NELL1r
spB ls8 Poplar street
nOARDING- HOUsE-Fuu Of bosrders, and
ID the urn ture Of sane for sale. Apply %
g Bsale street epzL
CTORE me store Nc. 81 Main street with
- hEsareE co plete, occupied At present BY
z " Johnston @ o Apply %
apl y W. HN5IO So
SODA WATER sTAED-For Plcuics. APP
- NV 70 r. O'BRLkk,
spZI AZ Main street
FURNISHED HOUEE-Wtth et-ht rooms
besides kitchen. servants room, &c +,
situated IN the most desirable part OF the
eitv- now ueluE Q Ell Is bOardLnE-house aud
doing good business. To a prompt % r.
liable ueuHur the terms viii be
NUEE but those who c4u give satisfactory re
ference need Eusw er. address one wees
APPS JAMES. APPEAL once.
lanes PARE-For picuics Apply to J..
} H. n hs'E, No 50 Maln ST. apls
HOUsE-No. Is Court street, with or
N six rooms and kitchen ana large yard.
s0uable. References reQur-d inquire on
The premise. q TO s. P. Wall
apis No Union street
nFFICEs-In the stanton block Apply to
~ spl4 o. D. CRCCKEII Agent
ID OJM-The room lately occupied by Hite
II 2 Corwi1e, IS Job Printers, In AppeE
Dulld ug. No la Union street. Apply al Ap-
Eaa4 A4
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T e most faaRi0naSl' Bats ct Lsidy
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sFnAM WHITING. BIS Second street.
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First ChanesrY eourt-Nprnan. chnnnannr.

Cases decided yesterday: Brooks vs.
Hill; injunction dissolved. Winters VS.
Fleece 81 al; motion Co dissolve iniunc-
ton Ovsrvuled. The same calendar OF
causes as published on Sunday viii be
taken up to day.
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The report was received, and the thapks
Of the Chamber rendered to Mr.. Buckley
The President said that b. wished As
the question was IA Of great impOrtencs
10 the city that gentleman would express
their views upon It freely.
A. u. Peyto1, IL the course OF q short
speech, said thst the Allan line Of steam
sFs hsd one hundred and any s-gents-sal-
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FOR sac

T~ArUABLF SUBURBAN PROP zRTT-To
ne sold on E-lu April e..
The clerk OF the Fir=t Cnaneery 'onrt.-De-
slrEbIs residence. with ~utnouse And lm-
provemeuts, end three &C e. OF v .uar
faHf. vel adapted 20 gardening 81 d E1rt-
cultural pErDoSes situated on ~ Soy Ave
uue. between Old ana new ha'etEh cacs
Terms. 5000 cash balance IN two and tn ee
years apo
nOARDTNG HOUSE The Furniture sD6
= Fixtures Oh well established Hoar5ing
House, IN g good location wi b aCrO4moda-
rl0n for twenty-five huarSers Twpn uffhe
baEt paying regular bOarder, mechaL1cs, ar
occupying the roQEs. Adde'S A D. Ap
peal once. aps8
TRAZTNG-GR Ass-sRASs MON. RED
" EOEDfE farm. 40 acres. EragE a g
clover special attention gwen C bots 6
stock sent out EOm G, a. 1RA AEEI Z
Co sP1
VUAG1N-For sale. an Iron Axle Lumber
WaEou and Ped, second rand, at less
than ha1f price, st 81 second street apA
CAV MLLL-One-iourth interest In the
- Saw NIL OF Pags q Wigs, now in opera
ZION lu this city. Half cash BALANCE on time.
Apply % JAMES A. WIGS
ace 89 Front street,
AFcGEHEEPLACE-Ths "McGehee Pace
VI two miles nom Memphis, on the Mem
Third cas- and the balance in one and Two
years, with Interest. Any 70 d. BRAD
FORD, on The premises Z
nFEVKEN PLACE-The Menks1 Place, on
VI Brlnkley avenue, In lots 20 suit N
Gufrs 81 WenFen Bros. mhls
nLUFF CITY MILLS, uI Poplar street; in
I'D Eood repair; wiz sell on easy terms, OF
rent DIX A1Eh4,
- Z7L Main street..
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BOOKS n B0AR0.

BOARD FINISHED Rooms W On Board,
ID desirable sLmme- location ana con
Vsnieut TO busin es-s2 MaIl S rect oetWseu
and Pout0t0c. Day b0ard=rs wanted
apis
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J. THOMPSON,
L. j. Do PRE-,
W. B DONOHO, bCO
JOHN DON
". L. DENNISON,

On motion Of General Fizer. the Secre-
tsry Of the Chamber was instructed to
communicate with Heiskell, Attorney
General Of the State, and ascertain his
construction Of the recent act of the
Legislature upon whisky tax.
The meeting then adjourned.
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The Chamber Of Commences held q rsgu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon.
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- ARKANsAs RTVEF.

FOR A RIvER.
AsFohaHts' St. Louis aad Arkansas RYsr
Packet Company,
FOR Pin Bluh, Little Rock, L0uisburz. Oar.
aanele, Ozark, Van Bursn ana Fort
smith; composed Of the following
Firstrclas8, LOW-Wa6er Freight
and Passenger Packets:
SALLIE. T. 3. l8hBs0H, Hasfsr
COLUMBIA, treas, hsstsr
UTAH. Tx Varhsas. Hssfer
MINNIE. - Hastsr
Connecting Il Little Rock win
Stages for Hot springs and the ~
uRht-drauEht steamer Little EocE- H0--E1-
master, for all points On she supper arr47r~-
FrsiEh9 received &C ali times non 49, -
railroad and transferred nee OF charge. -
boats Of this Line Mark ana soral-- @-5
70 SC. Louis ana Arkansas River Ps@rs ~
ELLIQTI q al Ar-fa m-a-Tnrf--
4 d. PHILLIPS q Co. Agenf7 C-7-0
aAaa GaLNESTHR srnif
St. 81 LnuiE No
rhs new and elegant H-zhtdranEht steamsr
RLTTLE R0CKE5e
hat. aoustonmaster Chas. Conrad cIsrr
L 4lAaa Rock loE Bort Emffh ~ an
80 AnAn8k on ArEalgaE river evsrv ave
l@ys' CONNECTING az Little Rock with ne
p Lsaia ass Arkaaaas sH Pk't Co e Bszfs
FROM 81 LcuIs. 30.
kfel3h@ lcr az points r-urfrref 20 care o.
4qt g AAl2G AemElE Cd rhfa comuanv
1872 rec or CharTa fCr
aNar suuE
~ ~ eommezcfA IS LogA 10
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mitted:
D. Cunningham. Of Angus, Phillips &
Co.; J, c. Lewis, Of Wait & Lewis; n. J.
Wiggin, of Francisco q Wiggin: J. ". S.
Brown, of Brown a Brown; ". L. Duff,
Jas. A. Taylor, Brown q Jones, Mike
Pyne, II. S King, s. H. Shade, f. s. Tor
Co.; W. R. Hendrix, Of Hendrix, McNsbb
& Co.; G. W. MCCrae, Of Ford, Porter &
Co
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR LOUISVILLE.

st. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co.-For
Eicks-urg- NaJChez and New Orleans.
OLIVE BHAN-H--..JOhn 4. Geo master
bis elegant steamer viii leave L.
positively as on
TUESDAY. 18th inst, Ht p.m.
For freight or % ssage apply to
1T. WASHINGTON. Agent,
apA E5 Madison street.
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Regular Memphis aad Hsw Grissas
WEDNESDAY PACKET
For New Orleans and the Bsf d.,
Se&@On L8Zo.z1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-21

We have private adviCes from the
southern part of the State which lead us
to believe that the talk about great ma
jorities down there for u Convention Is
pure braVadO. The Democrats in the
most populous counties are pretty evenly
divided, the more moderate and conser-
vatiye Of them opposing the Convention,
while the Republicans generally go the
same way. We notice some Of the Dem
ocmtic papers down that way make fran
tic appeals To the ConvcntiOners to organ.
ilc, telling them If they don't the COnven.
ton will be lost. 1t begins to look as If It
would be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-21
A Word upon Fish and Fishing.
BnrpcEronr. Ancust 10. 1871.

BRGDGEPoRT, August 10, 1871.
To the Editor Of the Intellgenccr.
A short editorial in your paper Of the
10Th instant on the subject Of fish prOteC-
ton has induced inc TO call attention
again to this important subject. We have
within radius Of ten miles Of lis half
dozen good creeks, the natural haunts Of
that species of the bass known TO all
anglers hercabOut, but II Is notorious that
il is hut q tedious task fishing them. For
years back, during the SpdlcRiHg season, a
herd Of unClassiC pOaChers have stretched
scores Of nets across these creeks and
taken such quantities of bass that these
streams, as high up rs fish ascend, are
nearly worthless. Then again in the fall,
after the harvest has been gathered and
when the fish seek the deeper water, the
farmer takes his seine and cleans out every
"hOle" along the entire length of the
stream. 1t Is wonder that any species
of animated nature can withstand preda.
tory warfare like this, In or out of sea.
son. The bass Is hardy fish, very pro.
life, and il let alone or given fair chance
would rrstOCk these streams in few
years. Then with fish in plenty and Of
good size. days sport now and then,
sharpened by n moderate degree Of sue.
cess with rod and line, would transform
many hatCr Of piscatUry effort into the
most veritablG Oi fishermen, and would
strengthen the nerve and brighten the eye
Of many n dull plOddCr among books and
bills. II Is generally admitted that no
stream can be tished out by fair fishing
with hook and line, for fish instinct ITSELF
In the way Of prOpagating the species,
teaches the inny tribe TO exercise due
cirCumspGCtiOn but once engulphed in
the tolls OI the net II becomes One-sided
game, and Of the meanest sort. Fishing
with net is Of very ancient date, and we
have many venerable exemplars in that
branch of trade, but we must put stop
to II in this age Of the world. think our
streams have seen their worst days, for
public attention is now becoming directed
to this matter. The Legislature Of this
State, al its last session, passed very strin-
gent laws looking to the protection Of fish.
All owners u dams are obliged TO have
chutes built by the 3lst Of January proX.,
and selning in any manner, except with
| dip-net or one not to exceed ten feet in
length TO I've used only for minnows, Is pro.
hihted. Fine and Imprisonment will be
inflicted upon all offenders. A club Is
now organizing in this place, composed of
those who are determined TO see the law
enforced atall hazard Parties will be on
The lookout during the coming Fall and
Spllng, urged to activity by rewards.
Woe betide all nets and netmen.
wy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-21

The majority OF all the people could
not be represented in the Senate by less
than IL Senators; yet this law was passed
by eleven, who did not represent "a ma
iurily Of all the people" The above state.
mcnt Of the case Is unansweEble. IL
seems strange, therefore, after this deClarA.
ton that there could be mo doubt what
that provision WAS put in the Constitution
for, sc find the Court, when it bitches
It's conclusion on to the argument discoy'
cring "a reasonable doubt about that very
thing. 4 clear and unanswerable reason
is given why the thing cannot be
doubted but not solitary reason
is suggested upon which this "re",
sonable doubt" Is 50 suddenly ana
Unexpectedly erected. If there Is IA
weak place in the whole opnIon-and We
cannot presume TO say there sit is
here. The decision turns on the sudden
looming up Of this reasonable doubt"
And upon this unsupported assertion the
opinion rests hthcrcIany doubt, reasona.
bic or otherwise, about what the Consu'
tuition means; Can anybody read the
paragraph above quoted and say, Yes!
After laying down the true theory Of
representative government, and declaring
that there could be "no doubt " that the
Convention, when they put this provi'
sion in the Constitution, intended TO secure
themselves against the passage Of any law
to which majority of all the people
should not consent" the Court says II
was, therefore, the duty of the Senate, as
Of course il was, To declare the bill moi
passed; but the Senate having declared
II passed, in violation Of the COnstitu
ton, 1t ceases to be u violation OF the
Constitution, and the Court sustains it.
That il, the Court declares valid an ac
because it has been done which in another
place It says 1t was done in violation o.
the Constitution. The Senate did wrong
but having done it, the Court defers and
legalzes the wrong instead of correcting
It. Could =, nything be more accommo'
dating and delcrcnlial! We had sup
posed it was the Court aud not the Sen
ate that interpreted the Constitution, bu
this makes the Senate higher judicial
body than the Court of Appeals, and be
ing so, what use is there for II Court
That is what somebody will he asking
neXty
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: AuGHLINs MFANT CORDIAL,

T AUGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL,
IL iorChlldEel Teethlng. EaoflenA the gnms,
allAys the pain, reduces Inclination, controls The
bowels curing summer complaint, dysentery,
DlaEThea. ..srr-s -..
Children OF delicate constitution, are apt 70
suffer more than the FObust, because dentiuOn u
pFOtTaCted aud eaby egtligEB 9g tsethJ nofe 70
be feared than late, hRSh " % " plen flltlfq
from lOossness OF the bdHslA nat u o. an ex'
cesslye character, hOdeEAt5 iOosehess oNen re
moves more dAngeTpuHl1dicti oms bot NhaAi u
great prostrItlon. then n should be kept "a COS
irOl, and for this purpose We renArk, that the
Infant Cordial Il pArtiCnlAlly adapted, and Whsn
used will act with the mnat happy ehecL ,,
Mothers viii dnd Il very NAlulble. The child
will be relieved, get INTO = gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and ieelnN eonto
We guarantee each bottle, and VIII reiupd me
price OF every bottlU not doing o. ve rOpEeagRl
Price Is cents per bottle. Sold ~ all dElyginlA
LAUGHLIE BROTHERS 4 Co, Props,
ap6 Wheeling, W. Va
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Or. JOSEPH Il. sCHEACEs SIMPLE TREAT
MENT

and ayaied themselves Of his wonderful efica
CiOus medicines they would not have fallen:
DR.. Schenck has, In his own case, proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that VI
tAllty. BY his medieines aud his directions fol
their use, isquickened into healthful ylgOF
In this statement there IL nothing presnmp
tiOus. To the faith Of the invalid Il made lG
representation that Ia not b thousand times sub
theory Of the cure BY DR., Sehenck's medicines
10 as simple a. II 10 unfAlling, Its philosophy re
quIres no argument II lsseliAAsurng, selfoon
Yincing.
The Sea-Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills ArC
the first two weapons with which the citadel OIL
the malady Is AssAiled TWo-thifds OF the cAsOi
Of consumption originate In dyspepsia and I
functiOnaliy disoIdefed liver. With this cOndi
ton the bronchial tubes "sympathiEe,' with The
stomach They respond to the morbid action
Of the liver. Here, then, comes the enlminAtlnl
result, and the setting with all Its distressing
Ing aYInBtOma Of
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THE WORLD Is IN ARMS.

Against the new hAIr.colOring preparations.
Science condemns them. They are virtually
dead. Meanwhile,
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
proved by time and sanctioned by practical che
mlsts, has become the standard article Of liz
class throughout the length and breadth Of III.
land. Its pOisonless, rapid in It's operation,
certain to produce the required shade Of color
and has no equal among hair dyes, either in the
United States or Europe. To beAutify and 0ofrn
the hair Aiter dyelng, use
CRIsTADoRos HAIR PREsRRvATIVR
a. dressing. augad4W
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MARTISsRURG is out Of water The
cistcrns are empty. The wells have dried
mp, and the people have 10 carry all the
water they use from an adjacent stream.
Ought Ia be Il good time Tor the beer sa-
looms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-21

THE latest verbal atrocity is "inccndi'
aricd," The guilty party is the Hanawho
HrdM
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate.
of Iouis and Anna Baumberger or SehasiinF
LutZ's estate will present them to me proper,
authenticated for settlement. Persons known
themselves Indebted 10 said estates are qaesied
to call and settle. GEO. HOOK,
Administrator Of Louis and Anna Bumbrrgu
or Sebastlon LutE's estates. aug9
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STANTON NJ. HOWARD,
ARCHITECT.

Sketches, Designs, Elevations, Sections, Plans
Rstimates, Specifications, Working Drawings
and General Draughts promptly furnished
Patent once Drawings prepared for Inventors,
and guaranteed not 10 Be Informal.
Ohicc: iiI Market street, one door south Of Nc.
Lure House Octi0
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CONSUMPTION.

The Mandrake Pills Are composed OF one OIL
Natures nOblest gins--the POdophillum Pelta'
tum. They possess all the understanding, al
tentative properties Of calomel, but unlike Gallo
mel, they
"LEAvB NO STING BEHIND"
The work OF cure ls now beginning. The VI
tlated and mucuous deposits In the bowels and
In the alimentAfy canal are elected. The liver
like q clock Ia wound up. II ArOuses from ~
tOrpidlty The stomach acts respOnslycly, and
the patient begins to feel that he Is getting al
Last
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SpecIaI Notices.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
or THE
GREAT REMEDY.
VPIPT,S DIARRHRA COMPOUND

For DlarrhGl, DysenterY, FlaH, cholera MOI bGs,
stomach aud Bowels.
Keen his medicine in your house daring the
s4mHirT months Every traveller should be pro
yidrd with this remedy. sold with 3 guarantee
the money refunded, II no beneht derived nom
I-use. AK for "RRAYTs COMPOUND"
For sale by all the Druggists 10 this city, and
By dealers IN medicines generally. Rnce Ftily
Gents per bottle.
MCCABR, KRAFT 4 CO.,
iyi PropFieinra, Rheeltng, W Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-21

T WISH TO PROCURE A COMFOR
BILE Dwelling House Of & or rooms o
Centre Wheeling, lOE good tenant. Apply ir
$. L. CuTHRRkT.
aurII Real Estate Agent, - Monroe -
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A DMlNIsTRATORs NOTICE.

=. Az persons having claims against the estate Of
WI. Singleton, decd, will present them pro.
sons knowing Themselves indebted 10 said estate
are required 10 call and settle, on or before the
ist DAY Of September next, or their accounts will
be placed In the hands Of the proper oficer for
collection. WIN, n IRWIN
Jy2SdAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-21

JUDGE MELVIN is holding Courts in the
two Eastern Panhandle Circuits.
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.CoNSUMPTToN.
Its Cure and Preventive.
BYJ,H, SCHENCK, N. ID.

Many 4 human being has passed away ioI
whose death there was no other reason than The
neglect OF known and indisputAblyp proven mean
Of cure. Those near aud dear 70 fGmily Ald
friends are sleoplng the dreamless sumner Ih'o
which, had they calmly adopted
-. ,a..n, a, sn,Irunu,e stnant , ThekT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-21

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at the Clerks office Of the City
OF Wheeling by the Committee on Lights
until Tuesday, August 22d, At @ ?. T., for
~ Posn Tor street lamps, to he Of the pattern now
~ nie ~ me city. The city ieserving the right
]. B. SHEPPARD,
a1glleod Chairman Com. on Lights.
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STRAW & sAWTELL.

B.-MACnINEs SOLD ON MONTHLY
PAYMENTS. jy9O
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OLU BIA. s. e.
Present Capital, 100000.
:

~ AAOA&A<AH4D IAFAHAL, SoUU,UUOs
OFFICERS,
John 3. Palmer, President.
A: G.. Brenizer, Cashier.
@. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier. a.
DIRECTORS. 80 (
]. Eli Gregg, JohnB. Palmer, T. ". McMas-
tor, T. D. Sem, Of r. D. Sem Son; g. ".
Bearden, Of Copeland & Bcarden; r. t. BRYAN.
OF e Bryan McOarter;iW. G. swafHcld, OF r.
r. w. McMaster, Solicitor. ., n
THIS Bank is now open for the tranaact,on
Il OF general banking business. -
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Of currency or
coin, bearing interest at tho rate OF eever ~
per cent. per annum, in kind, will be Issued,
Deposits from County Officers especially go
llcited; also, from Trustees, administrator.
Executors, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts OF
Ctty and Country Aerchants and other busi-
ness men, and tho usual accommodations ex.
tended.
Notes, Bals of Exchange, and other evil
dences OF debt discounted, and money loaned
on collHterals.
Stocks. Bonds, Gold and Siluer bought and
sold.
Nutaated Currency purchased at small
discount. I'LL
Sight Dret1s dra,cn direct on all the promi-
nent places in England, Ireland. Scotia nd;
France, Germany, Belgium. Holland, Den.
mark and the Orient. Letters of Credit issued,
payable in any OF the above places.
Drafts on all the prominent cities in the
United States bought and sold.
Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
Open from to 8. Feb 20 1y