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A BIG rush for those ladies' fine kid
side lace shoes, at L. V. BLosDs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

II you have Sick Headache take dose
Of DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills; we know
you will find belief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

ALL the late novelties in millinery
goods at WV FC. MYERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

THE place to get the cheapest Shoes is
al II. /. ". BLoNp'a.
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PETERSON 4 BAKER.

DANK AND INSURANCE STOCK FOR SALE
Dis shares In German Bank.
is shares In German Insurance Company.
ie,s PETERSON & BAKER.
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DOR SALE

nor sALE-A choice building lot on 18th 81,
IL Just above Eon, part Of the ground upon which
formerly stood the Samuel Laughlln residence, Is
for sale. II Is desirable property. The house
adjoining isaisO for tale.
Ieta PETERSON 4 DAKER
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COUNTY couRr-Judqe Cochran.

Court met yesterday morning at nine
o'clock, pursuant to adjournment. The
following business was transacted:
The petit jury was called, but there be-
| ing no business for them they were dis
charged until this morning.
In the case OF the State vs.Jennie Nor
rington, charged with keeping house o.
i'll fame, the defendant plead guilty and
was fined $50 and costs, with imprison
ment for thirty days, and remanded
Cracrait for State, and Jordan for defense
The case Of the State vs.. Kate Mooney
same offense, was get for the 9Th inst
Cracraft for State; Good for defense.
Kate Oxford, charged with the SAINT
offense, plead guilty, and was fined SS(
and costs, with imprisonment for thirty
days, and remanded. Cracratt for State
Dovener for defense.
Melissa Robinson, same ottense, pleaC
guilty, and was fined $3.50, with impris
onment for nine months, and remanded
Cracraft for State; Doyener for defense
The cases Of John Ship and Mary
Ship, same ofiense, were continued unit
the 10Th inst. Bond $500 each.
Jacob Neuhart was fined $40 each il
four cases, for selling liquor on Sunday
John Collins and John Nary, charged
with petit larceny, were each sentenced Il
ten days imprisonment. They had beer
| in Jail several months awaiting trial.
Peter Gouldon, a native Of Ireland, wa
naturalized.
Henry Amick had seven indictments
for selling liquor on Sunday. Three o
these were nollied, and he was fined SIC
and costs each in the other four.
The case OF VIM. Goethe, for selling
liquor onSunday,w continued to to day
The two liquor cases Of John schnell
| IT,, were passed to this morning.
The following liquor cases were dis
posed Of: August Wiedebusch, three cases
trial on 10th; John Biedenbach, fined sly
each for four cases, and two others noliied
| John B. Foose, S10in each Of three cases
Louis Seidler, one. case, $40; Wollenweb
or & Green, two cases, $40 and costs each
Peter Bonenberger, two cases, $40 each
Jacob Neuhart, four cases, $40 each
Sheekey & Kuhn, one case nollied, ant
$40 and costs each for three others; Hen
~ Schwartz, $40 each in six cases, ant
two nollied; Peter Schmelitzauer, tria
Goth; Frank Walters, $40; St. James Hote
Co., $40.
Adjourned until this morning at
o'clock. .fa!. 7''
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THE Brown club boat house has BEEF
fioated down TO the "lower course"
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T OF ON MARKET STREET
That valuable lot on the corner Of Market and
Tweuty-hnt streets. Cheap.
ieIa +g.s PETERSON a BAKER,
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Sealed Proposals will 10 received at the Wheel
Ing Gas Office until September 9Th, at O'CLOCK
Commencing October 1st. Said coal TO be eithei
YoughioRheny or FaIrmont No. L Screened Ga
Coal, delivered In the works, 80 lbs per bushel, Il
be weighed on the scales ut the works. Said con-
tractor to gvo bond, with approved security, iOI
tho fulhllmont OF contract. Trustees reserve The
right to reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees,
sci J. L. MAXWELL, Secretary.
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Tn CouRn.-USrTED STATES DIS
ra1or couRT-JudgcJ aeksoa.- This court
was in session yesterday, and transacted
the following business:
United States W. Edward PendIeton
upon his bond as late Collector Of 1nter'
nal Revenue: The Jury rendered u
verdict in favor Of the Government ior
the sum Of S2,SGS o., with interest from
Sept. 9Th, 1876.
United States vs.. Arthur +. Cunning
II am ioF violation Of the postal law.
There was demurrer TO the indictment,
which was argued by Geo. D. Caldwell
for The Government, and A. B. Fleming
for the defendant. The court upon con
liberation oyerruled the demurrer, where.
mon the defendant was arraigned and
plead not guilty. The cause was con-
tinued until December 9th, and the de
PENDANT was requested to appear at tina
time.
Joseph and John REGISTER, emigrant'
from Germany, were admitted as citizen
Of the United States.
The civil docket was continued to De
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock to-day
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BRILLIANT GAS MACHINE.

This Machine Is designed for lighting
Dwellings, Churches, Hotels, &c.
Persons wishing the same, or desiring
State and County Rights, will please cal
on tho undersigned at Trimble a Horn
brooks, No. 14lS Market street.
,jylS tfF4F J. N. DILLON.
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SEPT. /, 1870.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-24
THE SPEGKERsHIP.

The grave has not yet closed upon all
that Is mortal OF Speaker Kerr, and yet
the press has begun to discuss the ques-
ton Of filling bis place. To cur mind
there is no room for discussion. MIR.
Ssyler, who was elected speaker pro
tenn, will, of course, be continued. he
has filed the Office so acceptsbly and 30
well az TO win ercomiums from the Re-
publicans as we'll as Democrats. A
sound Democrat, moderate in the pre-
sentation of his views, and modest
withaI, and being an adept in pariia-
mentary rules and courtesies, he is just
the man for the place. Besides, he Is 10
it, and being 10 1t, will save the party
from the hazard of division which gen.
orally attends upon a scramble for soim
portant an effiee-one that In the patron
age and power that attaches to it is only
inferior TO that OF the Presidency. We
may safely conclude, then, that Mr..
Sayler Will be continued in the Office,
and that he will so administer 1t as 70
eptItle himself anew to the confidence
inspired in the very complimentary res
oIution offered at the close Of the session
10y Mr.. Garfield.
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UNIVER SITY.
University Of Louisiana.
medicaI Department. Few Orleans.
FACULTY:

FACULTY:
A. n. CENAs, MD, Emeritus Professor OF
T. G. RICHARDSON, MD, Professor Of Sur
gerry.
Medicine.
sTANgoRD E. CHAILLE, MD, Professor of
JOSEPH JONES, MD, Professor Of Chemistry.
SAMUEL LOGAN, Md, Professor OF Anat-
Omy.
ERNEST s. LEWIS, Md, Professor OF obstet-
+. ]. HEARD, Md, Professor of Materia
ALBERT MILES,. MD, Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The Forty-Third Annual Course OF Instruc-
ton in this institution will commence on
MONDAY, the 18th Of November, 1875, and
terminate on the third Saturday OF March,
1877. Prelim mary lectures on Clinical Med1-
cine and Surgery will be delivered in the am
phltheater OF the Great Charity Hospital, De-
thinning on the 2Jth of October. without any
charge to students. The Anatomical rooms
will be opened at the same time.
The members OF the Faculty are Nlsltlng
Physicians and Surgeons to the ChaE1ty HOS
pttSl, and give instructions daily at the Oea-
side Of the sick.
As to the practical advantages Afforded for q
thorough acquaintance with all the branches
OF medicine are quite as great as, IL not supe-
rior to, those offered by the schools OF New
York and Philadelphia, the same fees are de-
For all the Lectures, $40; Naturalization, s.;
Practical Anatomy, SO; Graduation, $50. Pay
ment required In advance.
For circular and catalogue, address
T. G RICHARDSON, MD, Dean.
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
Nashville, Tenn.
The Annual Session opens Sept. IS, =

EJaShvil1e, Tenn.
The Annual Session opens Sept. IS, '76.
Cost of Grounds, Buildings, Library
ana Apparatus f-OiOOO
Permanent 6g0 OOO
SuStenf alton FuuG lSuSOOV
The University is organized in -Four Depart
mentS:
The Department OF Philosophy, Science and
Literature, with ten Professors and two Tutors,
The Department of Theolosy-three Pro-
feSsorss
The Department OF Law-three Professors
The Department OF Medicine ten Professors
Board and lodging with fuel and lights, can
be had in approved families, or private BOARD
lighthouses, at from SIG to $40 per mon tn.
Ministers of the gospel, OF any church, Will
be admitted to any School in the Academlcal
and Biblical Departments free of tuition ices.
For special Information in regard TO Board,
and the general Catalogues, address r. A.
Young, d D., Financial Secretary. FOR other
inform alton, address l.. q. OAKLAND,
Chancellor Vanderbilt University,
saiwd&w Nashville, Tennessee.
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Texas.


Williamson county is TO have fair in
October.
Mr.. Florence, Of Brownsboro, has q
cucumber five feet long.
harrisburg and Mayfield, the murder
ers Of +. G. Dickson, have been jailed at
Comanche.
10 difficulty between two gamblers
named Lee aud Reed, at r quad Rock
station, Williamson county, few days
ago, the former YVES shot.
DR.. Moore, of Fayette county, hived
swarm OF bees, and in twsnty-three days
he took from the gum one hundred and
twenty-eight pounds of honey.
The Greenville Herald has been shown
ears of corn sixteen inches long that are
growing in fields in Hunt county. From
the present appearance of the corn crop,
the prices will be from twenty to thirty
cents bushei.
Sheriff Roberts arrested a man 10
Bowie county this week, accused Of mail
robbery in Missouri four years ego. No
doubt as to his guilt, as his wife, whom
he severely beat, blowed on him, thus
leading to his arrest.
Dallas Herald: The legislature has
been in session one hundred days. AS a
body it has disappointed the expecta-
lions of the people. Some individuals,
however, have been given the oppor-
tuDity of acquitting themselves like
men, while others have brought the
b ush of shame to the cheek of Texas by
their puerile anarchy and revolutionary
stampede.
Brenham B amer: In common with q
majority OF the people who are inclined
to toe opinion that Governor Cose has
not fulfilled the high anticipstiOrs that
were expected Of him prior to the elec-
ton and the adoption of the new con-
stitution, We think the governor was
over sanguine in his promises before the
! election, and expected much more OF
the Legislature than they have proved
Themselves capable of performing
The old town of Conception is sgain
, improving, now that the title to lands
has been settled. 1t appears that some
one reported to the cu4tOmhouse author
tiles not long ago that Conception was q
depot for wholesale smuggling from
! Mexico. 1t was visited last week by s
t 10 of mounted inspectors one from
Brownsville, one from Edinburgh and
one from Rio Grande City. They gave
the place, especially the stores, a thor
ough search, and found two Mexican
hats and seven Mexican sashes.
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the next crop comes in, We will be sur

the next crop comes in, We will be sur
prised.
A negro man, Abcsm PurDell, who
attempted TO violate the person of
lady, below Centerville, in Nevada coun-
ty. and escaped, has returned and is now
In isiI at Rosston. The court is in ses-
sion, and 1t is presumed the grand jury
will take the case in hand at once, and
his trial he had at the present term. 1t
is reported Of him that he was guilty Of
a similar crime in Louisiana, but made
his escape to Arkansas.
Hops City Times: The man Wilson,
who stole Mr.. ] R Giles's yesrlipg and
compounded his crime by stealing a
horse to run away on, was caught some
distance below Magnolia and escorted
back to this county. At the time of the
theft he Yves out on bond of one thou
sand dollars on a charge OF homestead
ing, and when he left for other parts his
bondsmen offered reward OF one hun
dred and fifty dollars for his capture.
The Fort Smith Herald has the fol-
lowing good advice: The maze of the
Republican State candidates will be
placed on ticket, and on the same
ticket will be found the names of the
regular nominees of the Democratic par
ty in this county. By means of which
the unYary may be sulled into voting
the Radical State ticket, when he be-
Iieves he is voting the Democratic tick
ct. Let every voter read his ticket, and
vote understandingly. Let every cor
ner be watched, let every man vote as
he pleases, and for whom he pleases, but
let there be no frauds committed. The
davs of w are gone by,
Little Rock Gazette: The best, most
steadfast and conscientious Republicans
in Arkansas are to be found among the
colored people; and great many of
these colored Republicans, even in the
city of Little Rock, repudiate and refuse
to support the Republican NOMINEES, be-
cause they have tried them and found
that they would never keep any prom
| ists made, and when in power would
rob the lored man as readily as the
white man. II is very irritating o the
average Republican candidates to now
| and then find eolored man who has
nerve and honesty enough to refuse
to support him. A case OF this
kind occurred to w. 8. Oliver yester'
day, when he tackled J. F. Ford, a
colored lawyer Of this city. After few
words on the subject, Oliver said he
could buy Ford's vote for fifty cents.
Ford denounced the IS sertion IS false,
aud when last seen by the reporter OF
this paper he was gesticulatiiRg violent
| ly, and iG words more forclbie than
elegant was supporting the proposition
that any person who alleged that his
vote could be bought for any sum what
ever was liar of the deepest dye.
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PROSPERITY CLOSE HAND.

We fsce the new season, in Memphis
this year, with force of "cash in hand"
such az Memphis never held before at
the opening Of 8 new cotton season. 1t
has always been a rule that June, July,
and August drained the banks; money
becoming tighter and tighter, as-the sd.
vent of new cotton drew nearer. Tnis
year Sll this is reversed. July opened
with tweaty four thousand bales of cot
ton in our sheds. That ten thousand
bales would be carried over into the next
seRson-R larger stock than Memphis
ever carried over before-was deemed
certain. But silver that had been down
below forty seven, went up until it
resched fifty-three, and the whole scene
changed, 50 that yesterday less than six
thousand five hundred bales remained
in the sheds. The greater portion OF the
cotton held at the opening of July, was
held on money advanced by the banks;
az the stock has thus melted down, like
snow in summer, the safe drawers
1t the banks have beer more
and more stuffed with the rapidly re-
turning funds, until some of the banks
had cash to as high an amount as at the
most abundant periods of the last twelve
months. With money in redunda1 t
supply to move the crops with, and lux
nriou' crops to move; with cotton in
profusion, and as the first bales received
prove, Of splendid staple and qua lily
with corn, hogs, potatoes and fruits in
plenty, can we fail TO feel elated with
nope ana to exult with returning conf.
"ehce? Plenty of food, abundance of
Sot'on' and money to an extent never
k'o"n at the opening of any previt Us
c. Ton ssason-who can doubt, or
c oak. or murmur? Troubles, deep and
l"r g. have tried us sore, bu. we are eyi.
aentiy on the verge Of deliverance. A
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Mississippi.

About one hundred and twenty-five
colored voters belong to the Bee Lake
Holmes county, Democratic club.
West Point Advertiser: It is a fact not
generally known that SIS fine grapes. are
raised in this section as can be found
anywhersin the United States.
Colonel Manning and Judge Walton
will address the voters of Pamela county
at Ssrdis, on Thursday, the twenty first
oil September, and at Bstesville on Fri
day, the twenty econd Of September.
Sardis Star, 18Th: On last Thus lay
we were handed by Mr.. E. 81. Baker
two full grown open cotton bolls. They
came from the crop Of Mr.. George r.
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Philadelphia, August %: There is
much interest and speculation here to-
Day concerning the probable results Of
the dissolution of the coal combination
yesterday. The future policy Of operators
has not yet been determined upon, and
thus far there is only conjecture and
speculation. 1t seems most probable that
there will be some decline in the prices
Of coal, in consequence Of the breakup,
but no such heavy decline as some pre-
dict is likely to take place. Conferences
are being held to-day, both here and in
New York, and until the result of these
is made known, no definite opinion can
be formed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-24

little more patience, a little more self
denial, and the Kind Providence that
has 20 msrcitully smiled upon US with
pleuteous hsrvests, will cheer our hearts
with the ,uliy expanded blessings OF 8
iovful proepefitv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-24

st. Louis, August 81: A man named
Nugent, living on Kossuth avenue, near
Benton street, in the neighborhood OF
the fair grounds, went home this even
ing and got into quarrel with his wife,
and shot her in the back OF the head,
killing her almost instantly. Nugent
was arrested and locked up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-24
Net earnings per mile operated
The Presidents report Gays:

"This exhibit 10 highly satlsIactory
and encouraging to the directors, and we
trust it may be so to the stockholders.
Taese results have bsen accomplished
by q material reduction in the salaries OF
all officers, clerks and agents, and close
attention to details, and seeing that all
material and supplies were furnished at
the lowest market price for cash.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-24

Lexington, KY, August %: The
Democratic convention OF the Ashland
district met in this city to day, every
county being represented. The present
member, Hon. J. @. 8. Blackburn, was
nominated without opposition ss the
Democratic candidate for congress-. The
district is so Overwhelmingly Democratic
that the nom tnation is equivalent to an
election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-24

To purify your blood and give vigor
and strength to your whole body, take
Or. J. 81. M'Lesu's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier. 1t Is the great
tonic of the world. 1t vitalizes, strength
ems and enriches your blood. DR.. J. h.
M'Lean's office, 3l4 Chestnut street, st.
I,oI1is Mo,
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WASHINGTON AND LEE
UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

GENERAL @. W. e. LIE, PRESIDENT.
FSJII, courses of instruction In Classical,
4 IiteIary and Scientific Studies, and in
the Professional Departments of Law and OF
Civil Engineering.
The next session will open September 2lst,
ana cio,e June 9th. Total expenses, exclu-
sive of books and clothing, need Lot exceed
$500; by messing, they may De reduced 10 Wv
For Catalogue, containing full Information
anply to Idswl WALTER BOWIE, Clerk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-24
GREAT SOUTH EIsN OUTLET.
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Exhibit and
Gratifying Results for the
Past Year.

Among the best and most reliable Of
railroad managers il the Union is
Colonel ]. w. Thomas, superintendent
Of the Nashville, Chattanooga aud st.
Louis railroad. We are gratified to
know that under has efficient manage
ment this popular road continues to be
improved, and is managed with IN
doubted excellence, and gives every
convenience as well as satisfaction to
the public. o! Colonel Thomas we could
write much expressive Of our confidence
in his executive ability, and in praise of
his iudefatigable and successful services.
However, this is not necessary SO well
known is he in railroad interests and to
the people OF Tennessee. From
the following report of the off.
GERS of the Nashville, Chattanooga and
st. Louis railway we obtain the follow
ing facts concerning the operations Of
that important line during the past
year. The receipts and expenses Of the
year were as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Attack On the smerfcan Consul.
ate af SakOufca.

PARIS, May 9-From details OF the out
rage at Salonica received here &c appears
that rue u. 8. consul interfered for the pro-
lection of the Greek girl who was the inno-
cent canse OF the disturbance. and conducted
her 20 the consulate in a carriage. An ex-
cited mob thereupOu SUI rounded toe consul
ate, and the French and Germen consuls.
by marriage 10 the American consul, oeliev-
Ing him 10 be ia danger, proceeded TO his as
slstance, and GA the way thlthef were at
tackcd. The italian consul Informed the
government OF the state OF affairs, and he
sent troops TO the relief or the American
consulate, which was besieged BY the rabb,e.
More About the SaloDtca Outrage.
Lon DON, May "a special dispatch from
Berlin TO the Poll Mail Gazette says Germany
las accepted the Porte's offer TO give salts
faction for the Salonica outrage, provided
TIE promises lie carried into effect imme-
dtafely.
A European Couclave.
The approaching conference betvee1
Prince Gortscnakoff. Count Andrassy aud
Prince Bismarck will be held at the Iatter's
official residence.
A Big Shfp.
LONDON, May 9-The iron armor plated
war ship Temeraire eight guns, S,4I5 tons,
ana 1000 horse power, was successfully
Launched at the Chatham dock yard today.
The Right Honorable George Ward Hunt,
nrst iord OF The admiralty, performed the
christening ceremony.
Damages Awarded.
LONDON May 9.-The owners of the
steamer Strath-C Clyde, which was run into
and sunk in the English channel by the
steamer Franconia, have gained their suit
for damages against the latter. The damages
were laid by plaintiffs at f45,0OO
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Fire I'm n Tbeafer

BRIDGEPORT. CT, May 9.-During the
closing act of Barry SulIivan's representa-
ton OF Richard Ill, at the opera-house la st
Dight, smoke was seen TO roll in over the
stage. The entire large audience arose 10
leave, and stampede was imminent, but
was overruled by the act or stating that the
fire had been extinguished. The smoke soon
became SO dense that the play was necessa-
rily suspended, and the audience retired, but
so orderly that, although the narrow stair
case from the hall in the second story was
the only means OF exit, all escaped injury.
The FIRE was Ia the basement OF the Sturte-
want building, adjoining the opera, house
The damage was not very great.