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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-09
SATURDAY, February l0th, 1879,

10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door Of the Court
House ot Ohio county, WGst Virginia, sell the
mISLlowlng described real estate, that Is to ray:
LhAl certain piece or parcel OF ground lying and
oelns situate in tho southeast corner Of square
number three ~ In Carroll & Bakers addition to
'ae city Of Wheeling, being lot No. 10 In said
square and sltuate on FullOn street In that part
ss,S " W. Guy known as kast Wheeling. There Ia
and other necessary improvements. -
IAng PHiIA SCuUHLR. Trps,co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-09
Weather Report.


war DEPARTMENT, /
oFPICE or THE CuIEP SfGNAL OFHIcIR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. $3.50 2. n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-09
General Notices.

Go.PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
" THE subscriber has admitted l. g. Dillon
Into IArtnerehlp, from the Ist inst,
The Jewelry bnalness win be continued at No,
2WAshington Hall, under tho firm name Of g, P.
Brown d Go.
All persons indebted to the late firm are re.
tebJ-d&W @. P, BROWN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-09

PARTING THE HAIR AT oNE SIDE
is the last arrangement adopted by what
French correspondents call the grdndeS
elegdntes, but this fashion Is by no means
prevalent. The hair on the right is waved,
TO have the effect Of a curl laid lengthwise
on the head, and two or three light ring.
lets fall ON the forehead. At the top OF
the head aremore curls, and the chignon ID
entirely curls. A colorcd bow Is worn at
the side OF the head.-Harper's Ba.ar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-09

TRUST SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
L Deed o! Trust executed on tho 9lst day or
december, 1870, by Henry Koehler and Angus.
uIA, his vile, and now Of record In the Record
~ e. once OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed
u trust Book No. ., page 279, will OH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-09
CHEAP MILL PROPERTY FOR
" SALE


NE wv STEAM SAW Mill,
Situated at the foot Of the town of Martins
Ferry, BELMONT county, Ohio, Is offered for
sale on very reasonable terms. This Mil Ia
IN one Of the best locations on the Ohio river and
has the best log hArbor known. Also a two acre
lot In Martins Ferry will be sold with or separ.
ale nom the MIL. Terms very easy. For par.
uculArs see or address.
&. B. WILLIAMS,
Coz; Second and Walnut sts, Wheeling Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-09
For Sale.
DARN FOR SALE @
= situated on the National Road,
AT VALLEY GROVE, W. VA,
Containing
10 Acres, All Cleared,

And in a good state Of cultivation, The Build.
inR and Fences are all In good repair. There 10
a Rood Peach and Apple Orchard on the premises;
also, two neyer.iAillng pnmps.
e8-TKRMs RRABoNABLR. For mrther paFllcu'
ISnN WILLIAM McCUTCHEN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-09

is pointed in front, while behind Is mar.
row, shape, bi.ds-tail position, laid in
pleats like fan, and simply faced with
blue silk; a bow without ends is placed d
the taper Of the waist behind. The front
is buttoned 10 the throat, and there q a
low Maria Antoihette drapery on the
bosom, with a standing frill ofwhite lace
over black, arranged so that the neck OF
OF the dress may be turned in and worn
heaftshape in 'front.' Long sleeves, with
rutfles falling on the wrist. ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-11
Nus Mct.

MeB 1T entIfispen cine imppnirenpr
Stapt. uno unter ibrcn sleid srpben
S6peitern i'm peutiden Rside bcfnbst
ii6 i6perli6 cine, Yrr Der lie suriifsutrez
ten braudt. Yin Srpben YldBen 1T fem
Wan9el, bic Sauptitraben inn ;lpar Dem
Jetunssdaractsr ansemelien, nitt iebr
brett, aber gut sepflsitert, reinlid unp
meiit nit sprtrcfhi6em Srpttpir serieten;
cine Heibe Spn paIaiten unp erpeartisen
Webauren gilt manGen pldBen, bcipnz
ters Dem 8afenplase unp Ger place
royal, Elm itpl;es anieben. Die &atbes
rrale, bic BON ibrer SSbe nett iber rie
Staet binausrast sebSrt un;peifelbaft
;u BEN erbabenften Dpu,en, ipel6e bic
9ptbif sei1afen BAT, unp bari iId unbes
penfli6 ale Siertes Slatt an pas fOitbare
&beiniide 5rifplium Ireiburs : Strabs
burg 8Bln anreibsn. Cine baBli6e 3ue
aabe bat ibr freilih Die FpDalitdt res
MeBer 8apitels I'M ppriaen Sabrbunrert
reri6aht ; ais Supwis XIV, ramals
nod lie bien aim e, auf elmer 3eile in jene
befannte lebenssefabrli6e &ranfbeit fiei,
selpbte Gle 0eifliGfsit i'm SaQ ieiner Sc
neIuns als 3ei6en iErer Danfbarfeit Ell
nen pcrtifus III bauen, Der nun mebr fir
bic Grsebenbeit Der frpmmen Serrn ale
fir ibren 0ddmad 3eusniB ablest. 81
nen p%uncerYoaen Slid bat man spn Dem
lburm eer 8atbeerale, cen III erlteisen,
alerpinss etpas miibiam 1T !; 1T mar
ater einmal pben anselanst 10 miro man
lib ni1t pieper Don ra tlennen fSnnen,
;umal wenn man allein 1T u. Den 5bars
mer. Ger ieineS Nmtes ibpn lett Siersis
Sabren wartet, ins @elprdd su sieben
Serltebt. SIS sitt feinen Srt in Der tart
bebauten @e9enc, scn benz er nidt sl err
;ablen piiete, meiit Oinse, Die i6 pdbs
rene Der Sela9eruns susetrasen baten
unp bic CT BON leinem poiten aus be-
obo6.en fpnutc. Nls 6araftcriitil9 mag
bier Elm @ei1i9tden iteben, paS allers
pinss fir bic Ustupidite" s%sipiiier franz
sblIber SIfsiere Elm 9la~nsences 3eusnib
atleSt. 2lm 10. 9lusuit bemerfte man
BON Ger Satbeerale aus, rab rie Yreuben
auf Ger !SBhe bon 8raYslptte, etpa beim
9cint on jour, 0rlben ;p9en, Sp9lei6
muree CTR wa6tbabenre Sff;ier carauT
dufmerflam Sema6t; CT belab iI1 cie
Sa9s eurtS 5ernrcbr unr frastc rann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-11
6 ingsiantt)
* ScdmutB fommt ror nem Sale.

Wcnn mir rieies ;um aQsemeinen
SpriGwprtc sepprrene Sdsden etwas
naber tetrad,ten, 10 fnsen mir, RAP in
inn bic %tiefite,, gSabrbeit Iiest. S6las
gen mir bios nc @eltSei9i9tc auf unr
Seifpisle rappn perrcn inns earsebpten
in SiQe unp 5dus. SIN Sabre $50 y.
e. fam ferrss, Ger perierf5nis nit ieis
nsm un9ebsuren Sccre, cas aus alien
Sfltern Spm Snrus tiS Wacerpnien 9es
bilret mar, uah @yie@enlanr. 3wei
S@iHtriitm liee CT i@lagen nm iein
yanebeer liter rm6raesprnt 81 itBer, Gas
9cr8etirSe Ntlr6 cur6i,aa CT Ieiner
Glptte willsl. Stri; une aUf tieIe feline
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-11

Sait iiberau famcn mir aud bic Sauerl,
nit psnen i6 cine llnterrecung aiming u.
ole Elm auHaIenr eialectfreies Sranspfl6
ipraden iebr freuneli6 entsesell, bic Sim
Der srieten fat ausnabmsreiie suerit u.
bic Grpabienen aaben jerc erbetene Nuss
funft. llsbrisens ,puree jece @elesens
belt tenuBt, I'm einen ceutl6en Srpden
einhieben sa laNen. Cine Srau, rie i6
iber cine Gntfernuns befraste, fiiste Der
fransbTl6en slntrprt ld6elnp lei Gin
flein' Stunpe. Iuf mein 8rmpliment,
rab ie Itrn etrpas Teutld fSnnc, ieuf,z
tc Tie rarn Iebr ef1ectYpll: Oh c'est par
la force. C9th es Nptbmenrisfeit.) SD
enteeanete Mais non, c'est par la cou-
tune. C9lter neir, es lit rurd Gewrbn>
beit.) unp rur6 bic @eppbnun9 perce
iie UNI ibre S~ancsleute es mod rie! be'1er
lernen. Iarauf mddtc tic cann ric jes
r~enialls isbr riGtise Semerfung, ras sebc
nidt 10 ibnell unp AUDI eie &inocr Mir
cen es ntht lernen, neil ibre Scbrer es
ielbit nidt Yeritdnoen. SD fiir6te, mel
nc Grpireruns, rie iie rett gut aufnabm:
mir wirren ibnen Setrer i6iden, rie bei<
&c Spra6en fSnnten, miro wpbl ni6t
tenabrbeitet nerpen. Gin fairies To-
tbrtn9iideS partifularbcwuetIein wirc je;
renfaIs raS Ginleten in ric neucn Ser
bdltniIe bereutenp erlsidtcrn ; cS 1T mir
lpwpbl auf pem 1anoe ME in Ger Stact
Yielfa6 cntSesrn9etrcten. Gin alter Spls
cat, Ger nit rem Wari6aa 0acpuit,
,,prince d'Eckmuehl'' ME CT tets sez
pii1enbaft ia8te, in 5ambur9 9emelen
mar, i6impfte sewaIti9 auf bic leBisen
fransSiiiden Splraten UNI @cnrralc UNI
Scrberrli6te bic 3eitcn res eriten Hapoz
leon !; Elm @prt, Gas or sulcBt iaSte, lit
mir aud Ipnit III dbnliGen g~SenrunScn
eintse Male Yprsefpmmen. @ir iinp
jeBt Icbr unsliifIi6: Mais nous men
~voulons pas aux Allemands, nous en-
~voulons aux Francois. Cg8ir ;iirnen
rem 0eutiden niGt rafiir, mir ;iirnen ZEN
6ranspien.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-11

unaeteure Waht sertrauenr, ihidte CT
Ssrplre an Die 8rieden, um @aller II.
grce gum 3eibsn eer unterwerfun ;u
fprretn, lief ibuen iasen, ras tic bic
Spnnc nidt mebr ieben wiircen Ypr Der
Mcnse Der Yfeile UNI Gei6pile. Oa
bic @ric6en ater feline Sptidafter eers
adtetcn unp 10 ieinn Sc6mutt setrarft
batten, sriT er iie an. Sas Sprids
mort ,Spdmutb frmmt Spr rem Saue'"
icute ii6 audi bier ~teirGbrcn !; CT oerlcr
bic S6la6t une raS Seer, feline Slrtte
,rurre Serni6tet UNI er ielbit mubte eli
lioit Gle GSludt ersreiien. Sdrus, Der
itpl; unp bp6mitbis unier &aterlanr ur>
terrriidcn wpute, bra6te 6pHart gum
Sale, unr srpar 10, pas German nit iet>
Gterusfern i'm nit iammt ietnen 1e9irs
nen nerniGtetc. = 8esler, Ger Sancpr9t
;u Iii in Der SdweiS Der Die S6wetz
ser Mit Sp6mutb UNI 0rauIamfeit be-
banrelte unp bieriu 10 melt 9ins, einen
Sut auf cine Stange ~ itsten UNI ben
Spriberaetsnccn ;u befebIer, Srr rieiem
6ute ras Saupt III entblbben, fam ietz
nen l~luter9arg pur6 Sell, Der rcm @iis
tseri6c, neil CT i'm seswun9erl, etnen Aps
fcl spm Saupte ieines Shines berurter5
;uIdiseen, III rer tpblen 0aiIe bel SIbz
natt etncn Nfeil rnrd rds itrl;c Ser;
ja9te.
0eoen Gnrc res srrisn Sabrbun>
eert5 trat Gin Wtann auL Ger lid ianclI
;u rem bSditrn Gbren unp sum b66ftcn
&ubme emppr dwan9 /; un;dblise Srie9e
fibrte er, III renerl Ct rcn @lnlab aus Der
Suft grin. SBlfer uno Nattpnen be
frie9te CT. Den Yapt idIeppte er III
bic 0efanseni6aft neil CT feinen anres
rem Ssrri6er neben lid pulrcn wplIte.-
Slut, Sammer UNI Glenn beseidneten
feline 9fane.-uno pp itarb rieler itpl;e
Selp 9luf DER 6ren 6cIieninirl Ct. 6es
lena, mitten i'm atlantiiAen Scean.-
yGcr erfennt nift rem grrben Napolcpn?
@ie Siele antere Seiipielc iiber9rpben
Sp6mutbes UNI acknowledgement jdns
mcrliGen SALES tbnnte man anfibren,
penn man lid bios rie Wibe peS 9ufz
sablen5 gate! 9Siu man es tbun, nun
rann f1nSe man bel uniern sritsn Gltern
an, ;u rfnen ric S6lan9e Iprad: nSbr
werret iein ME @ptt," uni bic Der Ser
iuduns Elm wilises DIR lieben. Spn
ibnen an bis auf ~pieibeutiss Stunre bat
fein 5einr rem Weni6cnsei6ledte 10
Srpben Sdacen ;usefiist als Die beim>
tiifii6 lpfenre Stimme per Sphart.-
Neuli6 iaben mir BEN Srdmutb ras
md6ti9e 6ranfrei6 unp irinen tSerrider
i~tir;en. Gsitebt Napplepn III. es nidt
islber Elm @irp ppbl ui6t unier itpl;s
Selb Sismart urp pas reutide 8eid,
cenielben @es seten :? User ;weifelt ras
ran y. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-11
Susasenhc sorncbmer Seutjdcn.

Inter rieIer Iufi6rift beIpridt Ger
u0eutlde SpIfsfreunp" zen Srs Glider
rei6er 0eutIhen, RE iid ras 2ebcn &C.
ncmmen BADEN. sic paren uidt bios
reid, ~ipnpern AUDI settlpet unp Spraebm
unp rpd nabmen lie Gin Sucasenre.-
Der uSplfsfreunr" IasI untsr anrerm 4:
nslS erites unp ilGerites 3siGen it,
rer Silpuns ersibt iI6 cas-: lie g ins
gen in feline &ir6G ie iaben auf
RE Stride als Serrummunesanitalt,
auf bic preriser res G~sauseliums ais
SumtuSser bcrab. Sbeater unb
@irtbs baus erleyten ibnen rie
Stride. @6, ras ii6 gptt erbarme! !
cas 1T ia Der Gbarafter Ger Sprnebmcn
SeutiGen picies 2unSeS ;umeiit raj iic
pbns 9Utt lebrn in risier @elt, ii6 fir
Siel su sebilret UNI aufsetlart balten UNI,
in Gin @pttesbaus 81 seben; cae iie rie
&elisiOn idmdben unr lditern, Zen @pts
tespienit purb Wasfcracen, SIle unc
Saufselase, bic beilisen Seltt Der Gbris
itenbsit purh 1urnerz Ginger II. S6i;s
;cnfcite-peren semeiniamer Gbarafter
pas 1T, RAP tie ale i'm @runre nur fps
lpllale &neipereien iinp-erlesen. Sbre
Silruns idBpfen pieie 3eute-rie sebilz
peten, pprnebmen 1euti6en &merifus-
entpeper aus ben i9ldpfrisen 3pmanen
Der befannten @pbenbldtter prer aus
Rem Spfpner Yipnier. 8arl Seinz
EN-, Der tplle Wenib, Der ale 0esppten
GurppaS rur6 bic Wapen ms Sers I6ies
zen mill, = elm Mann, zen ielblt 9iet>
fne9t in 3cipsis jansit fir ben Sarles
quin aQer Sarlequins erflart bat =
g 9 Il nemann pptt Der 3iaen@
prophet pes A%tbeismus, Opuai Der
@lerweltspfuider, unp abnlide Wen>
iden nit Yerfrippeltem Ssr;en unp yer
lumpftem 0ewiiien, pas finn bic gppitel
bieier pprnebmen Oeullden @merifas.
@as piele Selpen ibncn SpriaSen, rarauf
ldw5ren iie. Skr. Gsanselium, tas ale
8elisipn nidts NJ 1T ia redt @a1sr
auf ibre Wable. SIS Sebt ibnen Elm, wie
iiiber Spnis. dun 1T man bod AUDI
fret unp fam unsenirt leben, unsenirt
@elp MAIDEN, unsenirt laufen unp unss>
nirt anoere Dinse tbun, rie audi l6anps
lid ;u iasen finn.
Damn miro mod bemerft. tas inter
Dem GinHu6 Der Gelisionslpisfeit raS
fttlihe Geben rieier sprnebmen 0eutiden
S%erbetialiiire. Inter zen feinen 8leipern
unp GSfen, unter zen llbren unp ubrenz
fetten berse iid cine cnticBlide &pbbdt
unr 8cmeinbeit UNI llnaathisfcit. Die
unSii6tisen ldmuBisen @eiprd6e leien
Seweis raspn. IS sebe ppbl slusnabs
men, aber Die Gesel iei: Der Yprnebmc
Oeuti6e lit firdenlps unp scttlpe. in
FEM Sucasenee perrr Der finltlib YER
bprsene Sumpf ieinsS Snnem p1enkar.
SIN 5pce miile CT rann nod rie Sibel
beitdti9en, ipenn ie iast: Die 0pttlolen
BADEN feinen Sricpen", unp piererum {:
sic nebmlen Gin Gnce nit S6rstcn."
Sii1oi VIC Cluster Hpn louisville
reilte am A.. +. Ypn Hcm mad Scneplt u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-11

Sii1of VIC 6lasfcg Ypn louisville
reiite am A. +. Ypn 8pm mad Scnpph u.
pirp jest auf Ger Seimreiie tc9rifen iein.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-02
Eeu Advertisements.

The State Insurance Company is 8 sue
cessful institution, and success, they say, is
the best criterion. While other companies
are losing ground, the "Stats" lie rapidly
increasing its business. By a prompt set
element of losses under its policies, il has
gained the good win Of the insuring public.
Insure tn the State.
John Parker has fitted up, In elegant
style, his new dining hall over the old post
office, and serves meals to regular bosrders
and transient visitors at 25 cents each-as
good as the markets afford.
Among our new advertisements Is thst
Of John w. Hill & Co. % south College
street, proprietors Of the manufacturer S
Southern Depot, wholesale and retail deal
eIs In wall Paper, window shades, cOrnices
picture frames etc. This is one Of the best
firms in the city, and is composed Of Telia-
ole business men whose dealings in the past
have been satisfactory TO a large trade.
Persons wishing anything in this line would
do well TO read the advertisement, no bet
ter house Is to be found anywhere.
Good gentle buggy horse wanted at 12O
Church street.
Yeatman, Shields s. Co. sell this morning
a. 10 O'Clock. large select line Of fashion
able dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, etc.
Samuel DOnelson is announced as q can
didaie for Criminal Court Clerk at the en-
suing August slection.
Hon. Z. G. Silver Perkins is a candidate
for County Judge Of Davidson county at
the ensuing August election.
Keys marked NJ. W. * Co., fOund-cal
az this Office.
Arlington, Farrsr & Wealley, agents,
and Robert Thompson, executes, will sell
a. II o'clock this morning frame dwelling,
lot I10 by 10 feet, College street. near
corner jefferson.
Called meeting tonight Of Cumberland
Chapter, No. J., r. A. NJ.
J. NJ. Carsey, Son & Co. sell a large
number of ho@heads tobacco at 10 O'Clock
This morning.
At the fly cents store No. 9 Union street
Ia advertised to-day kid gloves, fans, para
soils, trimmed hats, notions, ETC., on hand.
Thompson, Kelley & Co., Summer street,
have In To- days paper a card Offering pure
silk and wool black grenadines at sixty-hve
caHts-goods recommended.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-02
Big Tobacco saIe Today.

During the past week the receipts of to-
baCco at the capitol warehose of J. NJ. Car
sey, Son & Co, have amounted to upwards
of $50 hogheads, and fully seventy-five of
that number will be offered at the sale,
which occurs at 10 O'Clock this morning.
This firm have been using great energy in
bringing planters to this market. Let our
merchants turn out to-day and become
spirited bidders.
There is no reason Why Nashville should
not become as important a tobacco market
as il was before the war, and what Messrs.
Csrsey, Son & Co. have already done shows
that the effort needs but the encouragement
of our merchants to make it a complete
success. If We could induce planters to
send from 100000 to S2,000,OO0 worth
Of tobacco here to be sold, it would be the
means Of adding largely to other branches
Of trade. It is this view Of the matter that
induces Us 10 beSpeak for the enterprise of
Messrs. Csrsey, Son & Co. the liberal en-
enlargement OF our merchants.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-02
MEXICO.
nae BIaclk Flag Lowered,


MATAMoRAs, May 1.-Gen. Cevallos
caused black flags, with deaths head and
cross bones, heretofore flying over fOrtiAca-
tons, to be taken down on representations
of L. s. Consul that this might be con-
strued by the attacking party as iustihca-
ton to show no quarter to foreign residents
and non-combatants,w were the city to be cap
tured.
Gen. Cevallos answered that these flags
had been raised by the volunteers merely
as indications to the enemy that they will
defend the place 20 the last extremity and
they were understood TO mean nothing
more, and were often used for This purpose
in Mexico; but to allay apprehension they
would be taken down, as they had been
hoiSted witho his authority.
Gen. TrevinO's army is still several miles
above, apa erently inactive, with the excep-
ton OF slight skirmishes between the ad-
vance cavalry and scouts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-02
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

The House has concurred in Senate
amendment to bill making tea and coffee
free July l, and the bin goes to the Presi-
dent for approval.
A reward of $500 is offered for the cap
tnre of the bank robbers in Adalr county,
Kentucky.
The committee of the New York Assem-
blv recommend the impeachment OF Judge
Cardoza. Cardoza will resign first.
A Boston merchant has been arrested LOT
incendiarizing his own store.
II is again rumored that the Western
Union Telegraph Company propose buying
out the Pacific and Atlantic, so as to secure
monopoly and advance prices.
The Vermont RAIDS met ID State Conven-
ton Yesterday, and labelled their Philadel-
phia delegation for Grant.
The New York Sun says Gov. Hofmanls
veto Of the nsw charter for thst city win
meat the approval OF the great majority Of
tbs people IL the STATE Irrespective Of party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-02
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Views Of John Stuart mil.

NEW YORK, May, 1.-The Tribune says:
In reply to an inquiry Mr.. John Stuart
Mil writes rs follows respecting the treaty
Of Washington:
Acignon, March 24.-It is perfectly true
that the unfortunate difference of interpre-
tstiOn put upon the treaty Of Washington
by the two parties does appear to me a
proper subject for reference TO the arbira-
tratiOn, and TO the very arbitrator provided
by : 6 treaty, unless the parties prefer and
can agree upon some other tribunal. If
there is any value at all il the principle Of
international arbitration, there IS surely no
subject TO which that principle can be more
ittingly applied, than to determining the
true sense . an international engagement.
We may regret that this method of settling
the national differences should be subjected
to so severe a trial at so early a period in
its history, but we should not be, therefore,
justified in repudiating it in one Of the very
cases which require 1t most.
j. 8. MILL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-02
Personal.

Col. R. B. Somervii, of Mason, Upton
county, who was one of the most promi-
nent members Of the Legislature of 1881, is
in the city in attendance upon the Diocesan
Convention.
We were pleased yesterday evening by a
visit 10 our sanctum from II. II. Lurton,
Polk G. Johnson and Capt. Charlie Tyler,
Of GAINESVILLE.
Among the arrivals at the Maxwell, last
evening, we're the following: Tenn-E. A.
James, Chattanooga; J. II. Lamb, Mem
phis; 81. B. Hampton, Fayetteville; 7. J.
Holmes and bride, Columbia; A. Cox, Pu-
laski; q. Dill. Memphis; Melville Williams,
Columbia; W. T. Hale and S. T. Harris,
Hartsyille. Kentucky-L. T. Bsrwise and
J. Attlesey,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-02

WE WILL BE PREPARED To PUR-
w chase all the WOOL that may be offered
us during the coming season, and to pay not only
the highest price in Cash, but to pay as much as
can be realized in any market when expenses Of
shipping are deducted.
Win be glad to furnish quotations when Spring
shearinR COMMENCES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-02
MED Suddenly of Heart disease

UIe0 OuuOtull OI ntaEl DASc4S6s-
How common is the announcement.
Thousands are suddenly swept into eternity
BY this fatal malsdy. This disease gener-
ally has It's origin in impure blood filed
with irritating, poisonous materials,
which, circulating through the heart, irritate
It's delicate tissues. Though the irritation
may at first be only slight, producing lit
tie palpltation or irregular action, yet by
and by the disease becomes firmly seated,
and Inflammation or hypertrophy, or thick
ening Of the lining membrane OF Of the
valves, b produced. How wise 10 give
early attention to case Of this kind. I'm
natural throbbing or pain in the region Of
the heart should admonjsh one that all is
not right, and If you would preserve Il from
further disease, you must help Il to beat
rightly by the use Of such remedy as shall
remove the cause Of the trouble. Use DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery before
the disease has become too seated, and it
win, by its great blood purifying and won
derful regulating properties, effect perfect
cure. Il contains medicinal properties
which act specifically upon the tissues Of
the heart, bringing about healthy action.
Sold BIZ sil flrst-class druggists
au30 eediwakw1t -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-02
Prominent HnlirOad Men.

Among the many strangers In the city
yesterday, We bad the pleasure of meeting
with A. Fink, Vice-President and General
Superintendent Of the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad; Horace Scott, Snperlnten-
dent Jacksonville, Madison and Indianap-
oils Railroad; Mr. Gimperling, General
Agent Louisville and Cincinnati Short
Line; d. w. C. Rowland, Superintendent
Of Transportation Louisville and Nashville
Railroad; w. Ii. King, General Passenger
an Ticket Agent Louisville and Nashville
Railroad. These gentlemen arrived by the
morning train and departed for ChattanOO-
Ga last evening. .......--
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-02
Another Letter from Judge Chase.

WASHINGTON, April 20, l872-My Dear
Si-: Ny name, il we NAV judge from the
newspapers, viii not be Euch considered at
Cincinnati, and L am quite content, and none
the less grateful TO the friends who think il
should be so. AS you know, |
have not sought nor desired the
nomination. II 1t we're judged the best
means Of uniting the greatest number Of
these opposed TO the Administration on
principle, 1t would doubtless be my duty to
accept it. If any other name be pre-
ferred l shall be- entirely satisfied.
What is essential with me Is that what
has been gained for freedom be Sc
cured beyond peradventure; that
the currency he placed on a sound basis;
that real reform be accomplished In taxa
ton, internal and external; in a perfect re-
Cancellation of sections md citizens. Your
Paykersburg platform, as 1 remember it,
embodies these views substantially, and |
hope none contrary TO it will be adopted.
Truly yours,
S. p. CHASE,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-02
STATE OF rae vVEArHEa.

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