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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
sATURDAY AUGUST 3, Is72.

4lS-In the Second Chaneery Court OF
shelby county, TenneSsee-E. keck, admin
istratOr, ETC., of James E.. Eelts, deceased,
and others vs.. Samuel p. Walker.
DY virtue Of an futerlccutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above esu~e. VIII
sell, at public auction, to the hszlest olddert
in front Of the Clerk AM Mas--fs 14-
the second Chaneery Go-rt. l" Bloc
second street. city o. MelunLs, re A
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MUSICAL.
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THE STANDARD

Has 400 pages filed with new and fresh music.
1t includes an Elementary Course of the best
character, with Interesting exercises, tunes
and easy glees for practice, a fine collection OF
Metrieai Tunes, and an extra choice list of
Sentences, MOtetts and Anthems for Chorus
Practice.
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Prescription OF a Regular Physician OF Fif-
teen Years Standing. IT NEYE FAILS.
NATURES OWN REMEDY.
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LEAF SAUCE.
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No. 1923, .. Rs-First ChauceTy Court Of Shelby
cOunty-kenneth Garrett vs.. Kenneth Gar
ret, ir, ct al.
DY virtue Of an inte~rIOcutOTy decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause JUL I,
1872, / viii sell, at public auction, TO the high
est bidder. on the premises.
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THE BEARERS

Or, in other words, its authors, whose brilliant
reputation as Church Music Composers viii
bear II on to triumphant success, are
Mr.. L. o. EMERSON, of Boston, and
Mr.. II. r. PALMER, of Chicago,
Men yersaIly known among lovers Of Sa-
cred Music.
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Koa0 Is he time 70 Stbsei5eJ or the DAILY.
WEEKLY or SUNDAY APPEAL, ne t7ms
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

r. H. MASON, Proprietc
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On Saturday. July p. 1872.
Chaneery Sale of Real Estate.

Parham & Williamson, Attorneys. luz
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RAILROADS.

JOHN T. FLYNN, Superintendent.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent. juZ
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Supreme Court Sale.

By ]. H CULLEN, Depu
]. r. Robertson, SOls. 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
THE LATEST NEWS.

"A large and influential meeting was
held at Norfolk Tuesday night, Judge
Burroughs presiding, for the organization
of an immigrant aid society to promote
foreign immigration to the United States
through that port.
Marshal p Laws, Tor the robbery Of
letters in the Boston PostolllCc, has been
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment.
Navigation isrGsumcd in Lake Cham.
plain.
"A dispatch from ScJastopol an.
nOunccs the arrival in that town ot Gen
Sherman, Lieutenant Grant and Hon. A.
G. Curtain, the American Minister TO
Russia.
Hon. John Jay, United States Minis.
ter to Austria, and Count Andrassay,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, have cx-
changed their ratification Of the Trade
Mark Convention recently negotiated
between the United States und Austria.
The weather throughout England is
iair and favorable lor the growing crops.
"A row Of frame buildings, corner OF
St. Clair and Washington streets, Toledo,
occupied as boarding houses, saloons,
barber shops, &c, were destroyed by fire
Monday night Loss, $4,000; partially
insured. The origin OF the fire is un.
known.
The sixth grand State Fair oi Lou.
isian commences April Gath, continuing
six days.
Falling barometer and probable rain
are indicated for this region to-day.
Charles f. Hull. a brakeman on the
c., C., C. Il |. K. Il. construction train
was killed at Bcllelontaine, Ohio, Tues.
day morning, by having his head crushed
while coupling cars.
The Fifth National Shooting Festival
OF the American Sharpshooters' Society
will be held at Highland, ILL.,, thirty miles
east Of St. Louis, commencing on the 10Th
OF May.
Col. II. S. McComb, President of the
Southern Railroad Association, was rob.
bed Monday night, Mt Grenada, Miss, of
several thousand dollars, in money, dia.
monds and u watch.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YORK, April 23.-The play entI.
tied "Black Friday" was brought out
las evening at prominent theatre, under
the thin disguise OF substituted names,
1t brings before the audience Fisk, Stokes
and Josephine Mansfield, follows with the
main points OF rivalry between the two
men. The first act exhibits the interior
OF brokers' Office on Black Friday, and
the exterior OF the Stock Exchange, Nth
u crowd OF shouting bidders. The second
introduces the spectator to the Mansfield
60udoir, and exhibits that woman as she
successfully receives her lovers, and pro.
tests her devotion to both. The third act
gives q representation Of the steamer Bris.
lol, and her passengers, among whom are
DIR. Greeley, Commodore Vanderbilt.
Jay Gould, Henry ClGws, and other well
known persons, In whose cases not even
the disguise OF altered names is resorted
to. The fourth act Is supposed 10 take
place III The Eric Railroad offices, and
closes with the shooting OF Fisk.
The city papers, without exception,
denounce this exhibition in the strongest
terms.
The Tribune says at is very family
described as humiliating to the under
standing offensive TO the moral sense.
aggressively insolent toward the taste
and propriety OF every finer feeling Of
human nature, and an outrageous desc.
Grafton OF the purposes, privileges and ca.
pabilities otthe theatre"
The Secretary Of the Erie road states
that 1t is the intention Of the company to
create consolidated mortgage on the
property oil the company for the purpose
OF providing funds TO lay the third rail
and other purposes not yet fully deter
mined on, and notice to that effect has
been given as required by law. No action
can be taken until ten weeks hence.
Augustus Bishop, son Of Rev. Henry
Bishop, the English composer, and Mad.
anne Anna Bishop, the well.known violin
lst, was found dead yesterday morning,
in room in his mothers house. He was
thirty.iive years o! age and was, appar.
emily, in good health when he went to
bed the previous evening. A 1DoSt RlOrtem
examination showed that death was
caused from natural causes.
During the services at St. Michael's
Church last night, three men who had
climbed to the sill Of the window fell
out, q distance Of twenty feet. Two were
badly injured internally and it is thought,
will die, and the third had an arm broken.
The Tribune says that Mr.. Bartlett,
counsel for Edward Stokes, the murderer
OF James Fisk, Jr., has Withdrawn from
the case on account OF his disagreement
with his associates as to the management
in the defense. The District Attorney
will reply TO Stokes bill Of complaint on
Wednesday before Judge Cardozo. After
four months delay Stokes has not even
pleaded TO the indictment.
OF the $1,00O0OO Of canal fund re.
manded to the city by the Legislature
$2S4, 900 has been used for the rebuilding
Of bridges, and the remainder will be
applied towards the rebuilding Of the City
Hall.
Daring tho past week there has been
q deaths from smallpox and cerebrO
spinal m9cnitiS.
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COLUMBUS, April 23-ln the Senate
to-day a bill which proposes to provide
that the courts shall have power 10 com.
nit to workhouses persons convicted OF
penitentiary offences, called out long
discussion on an amendment forbidding
the making Oft contract for tho inmates
of Workhouses, and providing that the
class of goods manufactured shall be Of
such character as will not interfere with
Ohio mechanics, was alluded to, and the
bill was voted on, and was lost but the
bill was afterwards laid on the table.
In the House the Senate bill to provide
for the inspection Of coal mines was pass.
ed, but not before striking out all that
portion Of the bill which provided for the
appointment by the Governor of two State
inspectors.
The State officers held q meeting in
the Executive rooms this afternoon and
adopted resolutions Of respect to the mem.
ory Of the late r. D. Harrison, and re.
solved to attend his funeral tomorrow in
a body.
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nnal Communication at Clarks.
burg.
Special to tho Tntellgenccr
CLARKsBrRG, April go, 1872.
The r, W. Grand Lodge of West Vir.
ginia, |. o. o. F., convened in annual scs
sion at $3.50 a. NJ, and was called to order
by the Grand Master.
Officers present:
GEORGE EDWARDS, G. NJ.
WHEELER REEVES, r. W. D. G. NJ.
DANIEL s. RENTCH, r. w. G. Warden
Tnos G.. STEELE, G. Secretary.
WM. r, KELLY, G. Treasurer.
b. Tyson HARMER, G. Chaplain.
And full representative OF all the
Lodges in the State.
The roll Of Lodges was called; and, on
motion, the reading Of the journal of Inst
session was disposed Of.
The Committee on Elections and Re.
turns reported list Of Past Grands enli.
tied to seats in the Grand body. The
Past Official degrees and the G. L. degree
were then conferred upon those Past
Grands entitled to the same.
Shortly before noon the Grand Lodge
adjourned till tomorrow morning.
The new Odd Fellows Hall in this
city was dedicated by tho Grand Master
and the Grand Officers in the afternoon.
Many members from this and adjoining
towns were present. The ceremony was
highly interesting. T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-At the Cabi-
net meeting today nothing but routine
business was transacted.
Representative Peters is in receipt Of
numerous letters from prominent persons
in the country endorsing his resolution
against the presentation OF claims for
consequential damages before the tribunal
OF arbitratOrs. Elihu Burnett has written
him a letter Of thanks
The committee OF conference on dsA.
greeing votes Of the House amendments
making appropriations for legislative. eX-
eCutive and judicial expenses Of the Gov.
ernmGnt for the year ending with June,
1873, have agreed to fix the amount at
$25, 700, to enable the President to carry
into effect civil service reform. The an.
preparation had been cut down from $50.
900 to $4,000 by the House.
The Senate cOntcrces agree to the
House amendment limiting the cost OF
extending the Capital grounds 10 $40, 900
OF the $4,000 as the Senate originally
fixed it.
The following is compromise as to the
Senate raising salaries from and after the
1st OF July next: The annual salaries OF
the Second Comptroller, Register and Su,
pervising Architect OF the Treasury De.
partment is $4,000; each Chief Justice Of
the Court OF Claims $1,000, and the As.
sociate Judges of said Court $4.50O; the
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court for
the District Of Columbia $1,000, and the
Associate Judges of said Court $4,000.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.
The President sent the following names
to the Senate today: VIM. Bertram, of
Missouri, Consul to MonteviedO; WIN. F.
GoOdwell, Register oil Land Office Tor
the District of Nebraska; Wm. G. Childs.
Register of Land Office at Helena, Mon.
tana; Solomon Starr, Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Helena, Montana. The iol.
lowing internal revenue gaugers have
been appointed: Frank W. Murray, 9th
Kentucky District; Frederick Renner,
for Nebraska.
The Senate Committee on Commerce
to-day agreed to report favorably on the
House bill ior the appointment Of Ship.
ping Commissioners, with few amend.
ments, the principal one beingt the restric.
tion Of the penalty Of 81 1000 against ship.
ping a sailor while drunk, and to cases in
which sailors were drunk when they
signed the articles.
THE CONSEQUENTIAL" NOT TO BE WITH
DRAWN.
The statement mlde by Gen. Banks in
the Room Of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs to-day,was to the effect that he re.
Gently called on the SEC !e!0ry of State with
reference to the reports rs 10 the action oI
the government on the Alabama claims
aud was informed there was no division
in tho Cabinet on this question, and tha,
no proposition had been made to withdraw
that part OF the case relating to cOnse-
quential damages, and that 1t was no
understood that the government had
power to change the case that had beer
made
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL
The Committee on Appropriations thil
morning had under consideration the pos
tai telegraph bill and heard the argument
of Geo. Il. Prescott, representing tht
Western Union Company in opposition Il
the measure. Il. d, Sines, opposes TIT
Hubbard bill, but argued in favor Of the
Government assuming entire control o
the telegraph.
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THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

CouNcIL BLUFFS, April 23.-Thc abo.
litton Of capital punishment for crime in
ms State has been hailed with delight by
allthe people.
The Baptists OF western Iowa are hold.
ing u convention here, commencing this
evening. The attendance is large.
Inc editors OF Iowa arc called to meet
in convention ut Mt. Pleasant at an early
day, and are rendered nm excursion over
the Missouri Railroad.
The Union Pacific passenger earnings
for the last week were $4,000.
The weather Is fine and spriug.iik and
immigration is srapidly pouring In.
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE CGTY, April a3.-A large
cash remittance was received to day from
England in part payment for mining
property.
There was large meeting at the Insti.
tutc last evening in favor of the Peoples
National Convention. A committee was
appointed to prepare a universal address.
Mr.. and Mrs, Spcer, OF San Francisco,
were chosen to represent Salt Lake City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
SPAIN.

MADRID, April 23.-A correspondent
says that thirty Carlist bands have now
appeared throughout Spain, tho largest Of
which arc impelled chiefly against the
Provinces Of Navarro, Leon and Pont
EVrede, The government forces cncoun.
tered band in Navarro and defeated
them, capturing the leader, priest, who,
II is reported, was Immediately shot.
Several members Of the Radical party
have offered their services to the govern.
ment to assist in suppressing the demon
strations of the agitators.
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The Recent Tragedy III Indian Ter
ritOFY.


The Recent Tragedy IN Indian Ter
ritOry.
ST.. Louis, April 23.-The Fort Smith,
(Ark.O Nelo Era Of the 10Th gives some
further account of the recent tragedy in
the Indian territory.
1t seems that the approach of the Mar.
shaEs force was well known at the Court
House and preparations to resist made,
for the court adjourned on the morning of
the fight from the court house to q build.
ing, school house about half mile away,
and quite closely built. All the people
there were armed, including the Jury.
Even Proctor, the murderer on trial, had a
Spencer rifle and two rcvOlvers. OF the
Marshals party eight were killed, includ.
ing deputy Owens, and two severely
wounded. OF the assaIlants four were
killed, including u deputy sheriff and
II juror and six wounded. Besides
these two whites were found dead
half a mile from the Court House, sup.
posed 10 have been killed in wantOnness
by the retreating aggress0rs.
4 letter from Deputy Robinson, in
charge OF the rescuing posse sent from
Fort Smith, says he arrived ut the place
Ol the fight on the 18th inst, and found
the whole country deserted. The Proctor
party lett the previous day with lorty.six
well armed men, taking the wounded
with them into the mountains. Pursuit
with u mere handful OF men was out ofthc
question. ... ....
Secretary Delano and party Joined the
St. Louis exCursionists to San Francisco
ut Junction City, Kansas, yesterday, hay.
ing come up there from the Indian Ter
ritory. The Secretary held several con.
SITUATIONS with the Indians while in the
territory, and was at the Council OF the
Kiowas in relation TO the proposed sale Of
part of their lands.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 23.-The claimant Of
tho TiChbOrne case has been admitted to
bail. he will DO summoned soon to an.
swer to the charges OF perjury and forgery.
It's now believed that the steamship
!spahan, which left Bombay in January
for this city, and which hRs not been
heard from since leaving Malta, on tho
18th OF February, has foundered Of Brest,
France, during the terrible gale. Fifty
persons who were on board are supposed
10 have gone down with the steamer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
THE WEST INDIES.

KINGSTON, ia, April 93-The English
mail steamer from Aspinwall reports that
the American steamer Ocean Queen went
ashore in the haIbor at ASpinwall. She
sprung leak, and her injuries were Sc.
we're. She was announced to sail on the
Goth il the repairs were completed.
New EoRH, April 29.-Thc Sun has
letter from Havana, dated the 18th,
stating that NalmeSada, with II large body
OF troops, icll into the ambush prepared
by Vicente Gercin, and was utterly routed
with n loss OF 500. Over sixty cart loads
of wounded had arrived nj the military
hNSnilals.
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Locomotive Explosion on the Park
ersbuTg Railroad.
Special to the Pittsburgh Commercial.

PARKERsaURG, W. Va, April 22.-En.
gine No. 2S4 on the way freight going east
with passenger car and paymaster's car
attached, exploded by blowing her crown
sheet down this morning, near Walkers
station, fifteen miles east Of here, killing
the engineer, Milton Parker, and injuring
the fireman, Mike Eagen, so severely that
he died few hours aiterward. The boil.
or was thrown three hundred and fifty
feet into Walkers creek. Three cars
were thrown into the creek on one side Of
the bank, while the tender and running
gear Of the engine lies on the opposite
side.
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The Burroughs Murder at patterson,

NEw YoNE, April 90 --Libbio Cara.
nrnn', a girl Of Il, was nrraigncd at Pat.
terson. yesterday, tor the murder of Ran.
som Burroughs, the proprietor OF disre.
pHtaOIG saloon OF which the girl was one
o! the !rCQuentcrs. She with her lover.
NGnwlIEe Bogart, aged IL, it is alleged,
poisoned Burroughs for the purpose Of
gettlnS possession Of his effects. The
murder was committed last December,
The defense objected because n nanel Of
jurors had not been furnished then and
the trial was deferred until Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
CHICAGO.
Liberal Mass Meeting.

CHICAGO, April ga mass meeting
of French citizens was held last evening
in the interest Of the Liberal Republican
Convention at Cincinnati. Another mass
meeting was ordered tor Monday next to
elect delegates, and an organization was
formed to send canvassers through the
Western States. At the head Of the Com.
mittee Of Arrangements are George W.
Parent, Alex. Bengley and G. Demars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIIlLADELPIIlA
Ornamental Iron Works !
ROBERT WOOD. THos. E,nor.

ERRARDAHS, SUMMER HOUSES.
ARBORS, CHAIRS, SETTLERS, nc ,rc.
NEW STYLE WROUGnr. .lRoV RAILING. for Front
Of House md Cemeteries Never before intro.
duCed.
CAST and wRouunr.IRoS RArLISes. for Public
BuildIngs and Squares, Cemetery Lots, Garden
Fences, Balconies, Roof Crossings, etc, ia prcni
variety Of Patterns.
lRON STAIRS, Spiral and Straight, OF various
Patterns and Styles. Spscidl dittEtiOa gicsn MS
cIdSSGr lr0rI.
LAIP POsTs, for fronts Of Public Buildings.
Hotels, and City Streets, Or Plain aud Elaborate
Designs.
STABLE FITTINGS, of Cast and wrourht.Iron,
Of New Improved Styles. such as Hay Racks
Stall Divisions, MangGrs, Harness Brackets, Gut.
ters, Traps, VentIlators, &c.
WIE Work OF every description Wire
Guards OF Crlmped Wire, Galvanized or Painted,
In Plain or Ornamental Patterns, for Store Doors
and Windows, Factory and Warehouse Windows,
Rallings for Offices, Banks, Counter RailInrs'
Balconies, Lawn and Farm Fences, SC, &c,
GATES FOR entrance to Cemeteries, publlc
Squares and Gentlemen's Country Seats. of Cas
Tubing or Wrought.lrOn, both single and double,
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, for street usrs, ycry
large assortment Of designs expressly for this
purGoto
CAsT-lRoN uRISAL BOXES, for Public Parks
and City Streets.
OVAL VASES Latest styles, Centennial Pattern.
HiTCHING Posts, Jockey, COOlle, SambO, and
plain designs, ap2.tOd
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PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, April EARLY this
morning policeman John Stack was found
near his residence on Third avenue insen.
sible, having been struck in the forehead
with u handy billy, and is not expected to
recover. There is no clue whatever TO the
perpctrator,
a colOred man, giving his name us John
Nlillage, was arrested in Allegheny to-day,
supposed to be the Wheeling wife mur.
derer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. y, April 23.-Thc Senate
bill providing tor general registry law
for cities or villages Of over ten thousand
inhabitants, has been passed by the As.
sembly.
The Vanderbilt 9TH avenue bill, pro-
viding for depressed track, passed the
Assembly. When the vote was an
nounced, Mr.. Hawkins, who opposed the
bill from the first, rendered his resignation
as member OF the Assembly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
River News.

PITTsBURoH, April 23.-Clear and
pleasant. MOnongahclN 6 feet 4 inches
and falling slowly.
CINCINNATI, April 93.-River 90 feet 9
inches and falling.
LOUISVILLE, April 23.--Rivcr falling,
with u feet in the canal and 10 feet in
tile chute. Very cool this morning, and
a heavy frost in the country. Mercury
O5 at3P. NJ. Clear. Business dull.
CAIRO, ILL, April 23.-River fallen 10
inches. Clear. Thermometer G..
ST. Louis, April 23-River falling
slowly. Clear and pleasant.
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NoTE on THE BRIDGE QUESTION
Both branches of Council last evening
passed an ordinance submitting to the
people Of tins city, on the first OF June,
tho question OF subscribing to the pro-
jected railroad bridge enterprise $3OO,0O0
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Liberal Mass Meeting at Cnmden,

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Thc Liberal
Republicans held mass meeting at Cam
den, last evening, which was addressed
by Col. SCovell, D. Y. Kilgore and others.
A letter was read from Carl Schurz.
Delegates were chosen to attend the Gin.
cinnAti Convention.
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Ghe1ttteu1aetr

SOME OF the crudities and absurdities of
the amended Constitution are exhibited
this morning by correspondent, "R. J.
p" Ills criticisms are scathing; read
them