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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-21
SEERIFFS SALE.
sHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DUBLIO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
i That by virtue OF an execution to ms
directed from the Honorable Supreme Court
use, etc., VS.. Caroline Schroeder, Judgment
rendered on the 5th day of November, 1873 foI
the sum of four hundred and seventy-six dol
Costs of suit. to satisfy said Judgment, ETC.
viii, on . nus sday tine 2ztn HaE of IuIy
1876, in legal hours, in front OF the court
to the highest bidder, for cash, tine Glowing
described property, JO-Wtt: All the right, title
and interest of defeE dant, Caroline Schroeder
in and two lot 1856, on the northwest corner O.
Third and jackson streets, IN the city of Mem
phis, county Of Shelby and State OF Tennes-
see-said lot being "a by us feet. Levied on as
the property of defendant, Caroline Schroeder
TO satisfy said judgment. interests and costs.
Memphis, I7th day OF May. 1876
T.. La. ANDERSON,
Sheriff OF shelby county, Tenn,
BY W. ID. Cannon, DepuIy-Snerid.
T. A. Ryan, Atty for plaintiff. Jy6 thu
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COTTON hTATEMENT.

Il1lpOrts.-M. d G. X. R., 2; NJ. d T.
RR, 3; L & n. 6. s. r r, 5; M. q
l.. r. r. W., 4; estimated per wagons
and other urces, 5.
Erports-M. & T. r. r 8; by rail
south, 8
The following are the official tele-
grams of the condition Of the domestic
naarkets as received at the cotton ex-
change.
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MACHINERY.
NOTICES.
Notice of Opened Bidding.

No. "a, Z. DIN the Probate Court OF shelby
county, Tenneesee.-El1Zabeth Ragiand ct al.
VS.. Samuella Ragland ct al.
PURSUANT to decree of the Probate Court
entered in this cause, notice IS hereby
given that the biddings on lot S Of Ragland $
subdivision of acres have been opened, and
will remsfn open in my office until Monday,
July II, 1876, at II O'Clock m, until which time
bids will be received on said property.
Terus OF Sale-One fourth cash, balance in
one, two and three years, with interest puT-
chaser executing notes with two good and SUIT
ficient sureties. This June Is, 1876.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk,
Vance, Anderson, Meriwether & Scales, Sol
for complainantR. luz
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF Trust Deed made TO me by
d John and Ellen Shea, will, by direction
of the beneficiary, John Morrison, sell at pub
lie sale, to the highes, bidder, for cash, on
Tuesdey, August 8, 1875,
at ~ o'clock, on the southwest corner of Main
and Madison streets, in the city OF Memphis
the following real estate: Part lot 49, begin
ming Is feet west OF Main street, on The south
side of Jackson street; thence west l71$ feet
on the south line of Jackson street, extending
southwark, between parallel lines from the
'front.', seventy-fOuT and a-quarter feet with
the Improvements thereon. Redemption
barred. JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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LAND OFFICE.
Law and LAM Omce OF J. =. VILLA za.os
CLOCK BUILDING, AUSTIN, Texas.

NTILL Buy, Sell, Locate aud Obtain Patents
w 10 Lands, Pay Taxes and Investigate
Titles. Lands for sale in every part OF the
state. Also, city and Suburban Property.
Collections promptly made.
REFERENCES-Ex-5Oy. John G. Brown. Ten
nessee; Ex-GOv. jsham q. Esrris. TennsSsee;
Hon. John l.. 7. Sneed, Supreme Bench, Ten
nessee; Gen. Henry M'CullOcn, Saguin. X. NJ.
CastlemaD, Austin, Texss; John II. Robinson
& son, Austin; Nal. c. x Johns, Austin: Capt.
Robert JosseIyu, Austin; Judge Archibald
Wright, Memphis, Tenn; Judge Henry q.
Smith, Memphis, Tenn. Gen. LuEe r. Wright,
Menu his, Tenn; Or. l. Z. Naudail, Louisville,
KY; Col. Beverly Matthews, Columbus, Miss;
M'COmbs, Kellsr & ryines, st. Louis; VIM.
Devries & Co, Baltimore: Col. Ashbei Smith,
Houston, Texas; F. COsSett, New York; Tom
Craighead, Nashville.
Lock 90 Your Texas Taxes The new
Constitution of Texas requires the present
Legislature 10 make provision Tor tue speedy
sale of all lands upon which taxes are not
paid, and for a sale every year thereafter. It
also invests the purchaser st tax sale with a
good and perfect title 10 The land, which can
only be redes med in two years by paylny
do1hle the amount paid IT snch sale iv2
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LUNCH HOUSE.
MEUTOAI.
PRESCRIPTION FREE

ETOR the speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness
4 Lost Manhood, and all disorders brough
on by indiscretion CT excess. Any druggis
has the Ingredients. Address DAVIDS SON
co. Box 22S8. New York. Oc20-deod
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Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: ordinary, ste; good or
binary, 9sc; low middling, lO4c; mid
ding, IL 1I-16c; middIing same time
Isst year, 15c; sales, 1868 bales. Tone
OF the market: At 1920, quiet; 1915,
quiet; 2:l0, quiet; 3:O5, quiet.
The following ere the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
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Market quiet and steady; sales 2O0
bales, OF all Of which spinpers took zoo
bales, Dusty cottons quote 5963o;
stained, 1895. Price Of middIing same
time last year, 142c.
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE

CHANGEkE SALE UE HEAL ESTATE
No. 1870, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby cOun-
ty, Tennessee-E.J j. Means, Mary II. Shelby
ct al. VS.. W. NJ. James ct al.
DY virtue OF 81 luIerlOcutOry decree iOr
D sale, entered In the above cause on tire
18th day of pTil 1876, Will SELL at public auc-
ton, TO the highest bidder, in 'front.' of the
Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse Build
ing, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, August IL, 1870,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Tenn, to-
wit: Beginning al q stake on the north line OF
John HOOm's 200 acre tract, or Occu pant, i've
chains anu % links west OF John HOom'5
southeast corner on a hickory marked j. 5. on
James Freeman's line; thence south chains
to a stake in the spring branch; thence west
2 chains and 81 links to stake; thence south
5 chains and 25 links to a STAKE on Geo. W,
Oldhsm's north line; thence west with his
chains and 81 links to r stake links south OF
a sWeetgum marked ' 3. =, G.' on Joseph
Gallaham's line; thence north with said line
passing his 10 chains and 30 links to a stake
81 links north of poplar marked B. q. s.;
thence east chains TO a stake from which =
20 W II links sweesgUm marked 3. :. g. on
John HOOm's line; thence south with said
line so chains and % links to a stake Is links
from q hickory marked ]. s., said HOOmis
corner; thence east with mis- line 20 chains
snd As links TO the beginntng-contatnin
40 5000 acres.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Equity of redemption
barred, as provided for in the deed of trust
herein. This July 8, 1876.
E. a, COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Z. J. Black, Deputy q. and NJ.
D. p. Lyles, Attorney. Tvs
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The COTTON MARKET yesterday was
spa;hetic, spinners buying "fcom hand
20 mouth" with no life or animation.
Quietness, inactivity and dizziness were
the prevalent words used in describing
the tone OF the market generally. 1t
will he remember that some weeks
ago, at 3 large auction sale Of dry goods
IN New York, such favorable prices were
obtained that cotton holders, among
others, felt en- Outraged. The experiment
has been renewed, but, unfortunately,
not with the same success. A telegram
or the subject, received last night st the
APPEAL office, and dated New York,
June ooh, states: 1.-The dry goods auc
ton sale continued to day. The attend
ance wac very large, ard strong desire
was manifested to purchase. Many
manufacturers discouraged at the prices
obtained yesterday, ale said to have
RvoWed the intention to close their mills
until the present superfll0us stock is
consumed" The New York Bulletin Of
Tuesday reports: 'Spots wtrs more or
less neglected and developed little Of
speciaI interest On the foreign outlet
there did not appear TO be any call, ex-
porters holding no orders and finding no
inducement for open shipment; and
spinners, though buying to some extent,
wanting nothing bus the ordinary small
lots and showing no great amount efin-
tereet over these. For future delivery
there was not much doing, and sppar-
emily but little inclination to engage
with any Lib srality on either side" Quo
tat ons at the Memphis cotton exchange
xvara "a foIloUa.
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Above low Chng's Their.
Water, ----I-
BELOW BENCH MARE.
OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.

Maximum thermometer, $40.
Minimum thermometer, 79o.
II. M. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

AT THE BANKS yesterday the only
intelligence that could be gathered was
the unchanged rate Of exchange, I pre-
MUM selling and par buying on New
York; on New Orleans discount buy
ing, par selling. The New York Herald
Of Tuesday reports: ''The following
were the rates OF exchange on New
YOlk at the aforementioned cities to-
dsy: Savannah, premium; Cincin.
nsti, quiet, selling sos to lie premium;
Charleston, offerings Hight, s(9t pre-
MUM; New Odeaos Commercial, !;
bank, 4; Chicago, 75e premium, and 81.
Louis, IS 10 81 premium" "Too much
money" is still the cry. The st. Louis
Republican Of Tuesday said: "Inqui-
Ties for loans ere still far lighter than
either the willingness or ability Of fiBan-
cial institutions 10 accommodate, and,
a. consequence, considerable
Complaint is being made because
of The steady Increase Of sur
plus loanabls funds accommodating
in their bank vaults" The New York
Bulletin has the following: "VRlues OF
real estate ere still shTin king, and the
large bulk Of mOrtgsged property re-
mains unsscTifised only because Ii will
not sell 10 save he first mortgages, to
say nothing OF the second, third and
fourth liens which cucumber most Of
these possessions. Money isvery a5un-
dant, but the holders are afraid to invest
it, and there is but little that is encour-
ing In the outlook" There Is no change
in gold at llI3 all morning in New
YORK, Ill here. I'm scrlps and stocks
nothing worth reporting was men
toned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

sEssnLE ADucE.-You are asked
every day through the columns Of news
papers and by your druggist to use some
thing for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, and you get
discouraged spending money with but
little success. Now TO giye.you salts.
factory proof that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all is effects, such
as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit.
ual Costiyeness, palpitation Of the Heart,
HEARTBURN, Water.brash, coming up OF
food after eating, low spirits, &c, We ask
you TO 70 TO your druggist and get q
sample Bottle Of Green's August Flower
for 10 cents and try II, or q Regular Size
for rs cents. Two doses will cure you.
Wholesale agents, Logan, List & Co., and
Laughlin Bros. &Co. eodGW.
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CHICAGO, July IL Flour-Dull and
tending lower. Wheat-Dull, weak and
lower; No. Chicago spring 9Ga96kc spot;
sales at 973ta9975s &c August; closed at 97}se
August; shesePtemberi No. do Sas61<e;
rejected 66a6611 C. Corn-DemAnd fair and
market firm; No. 2, 1870 bid spot and An.
gust; 467sc bid September. oats-Fair de.
mand but at lower rates; No. 2, 2SI<c bid
spot and September; 2S3Ec August; reject
ed Csc. Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Bar.
ley-Quiet and steady at Sc spot. Pork
Quiet and firm at $40 10 spot; $40 GO
September. Lard = Steady and firm at
SO Is spot; SO soa10 s21<'August; so Goa
September. Bulk Meats-Quiet and steady
at f9Ea71<c. WhiSky-Quiet at 81 10k.
On call board wheat was higher at
81 9sXa1 90 August; 81 997G September.
Corn frmer at 46Ha469Sc August. Oats
10 higher. Pork fTmer at $40 40al9 IS
August; $40 60als 65 September. Lard
hFmer,
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NEW York, July 1I.-Cotton-Firm and
unchanged. Flour-Strongly in buyers
favor with 4 moderate inquiry; grades
liable to spoil by the heat are strongly
pressed for sale: No. 2, s. 00a2 70; superfne
western and State IS 0Oa4 so; common 10
good 81 00A4 $50; good 10 choice 81 s0a5 90
white wheat extra IS 20a7 so; extra Ohio
81 20a8 75; st. Louis IS 75as 20. Wheat
No. spring 81 Is; ungraded spring 95ca
81 10; unsound S2as6c; No. Milwaukee
81 1sal %; No. 5, 81 0sal 10: No. Chicago
spring 81 05a1 o.; No. 5, 90a9Sc. Rye
Quiet; State at s6assc. Barley and Malt
Dull. Corn-Quiet; western mixed State
at 4sa50c; mixed steamer 5ia541<c; mixed
graded sec. oats-Steady; western mixed
State at 3Oa4Sc. Hay and Hops-Dull and
nominal. Coaee-Quiet and unchanged
Sugar-Firm; fair 10 good refining at SIS
sRc; prime exc. MOlASses and Rice
Quiet. Whisky-Firm andheld at 81 ISL
81 Is bid.
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PUBLIC BATHno.-The boys regard the
ordnance against public bathing 10 the
river a = great outrage upon their rights
and comfort. With the mercury aVeraR-
Inc ninety in the shade, day by day, one
can sympathi1e with them As the New
York Tta.eI does in satirieal article on
he crime Of bathing. Morality" says
he TFmss, ais Of far more consequence
than The comfort or health Of mere
street Arab. II Is undoubtedly better
thai all the street boys in the city should
perish than that 4 single matron who
had never washed her own Offspring
should be rudely apprised Of the fact that
BOYS can exist separate and apart from
their tattered clothes, or that moral
citizen should be made loathsome rep
rotate by accidentally seeing neEsboy
preparing to plunge into the river" Bot
70 ensure the complete protection oil the
public morals, it thinks that there ought
Ito be law requiring every street boy to
dress in an Ulster oVereoat closely but
toned down to his feet and TO wear 4
heavy Grape veil over his face"
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The MARK LIST night Indicated . fsst Il
inches- and still'falling. B: r
. The Fannie Tatum passed up Monday
niEht. en- route for Pittsburgh.
NE NRllie Ragou departed for Par
kersburg at 1870 An.
ne Andes left for Cincinnati At 3P.
\, with . fair trip.
TIE Wellsbufg ferry boat Is on the
docks undergoing repairs.
Business was quite brisk at the wharf
T lie 81. Valley passed down at noon
en- route for Ironton.
The Baltic, en- route for Pittsburgh
with seven barges Of oil barrels, passed
Tie local packets Jas. Res and Abner
o,Neal are making their regular trips.
ne Science will be the Paiker'burg
Tie Cincinnati TSaLs says: Business Is
quiet. There Is now plenty Of, water for
Southern tonnage, bat no freight Offering
s I Parker.burg IaSsz ssyE Cap
tain ]. L, Hutchinson l. At work on the
middle pier Of the old KAnaEha river
BRIDE, removing it entirely. This pier
has DISTRACTED navigation long enough.
Riyerrpen will be glad TO learn that II i
10 be down four feet under low water
mark. 49,,
PrrBuRGH, July I1.-River 3 feet 9
;,chss .nd stationary, Weather cloudy
and rainy.
c1rRo, July lI.-Arriyed : Mander
Vieksburv; Garland, Pittsburgh. De
parted-Barnfrd and Maude, s.. Louis;
Garland, Memphis. Weather fair and
Lou1syr1LE, July I1.-warm and
clear. Arriyed-Etna, Pomeroy; ]. L
Rbosds. 81 Louis. Departed-Rhoads
Pittsburgh. River falling; feet inch
LITTLE RocK, July 11.-River swollen
slittle this evening; g feet 8 inches, De-
parted-EIla Hughes. Weather warm
MnnH1s, July 11.-River rose Is
inches; a ieet 5 inches. Departed-City
OF NlcKspuIB anu SoL5' NAAAl-'
st CEcrsxA71, July 11.-River 10 fee. Z
inches and falling. Arrived-GlasgoEl
from Evansville; Golden Rule, from New
Orleans. Weather clear and hot.
CAIRo, July n.-Arrived-Shinkle
from Memphis; Arlington, from Fits
burgh. Departed Shinkle, for Memphis
River 81 feet Weather cloudy. Aer'
NV oR1EAxs, July 11.-Arrived-
Cherokee, Cincinnati. No departures
Weather clear and hot.
EVANSVILLE, July ll.-Weather clear
till afternoon; showery since noon; clear
ing up and hot. Mercury IS to 81. River
falling; 1860 feet on gauge part. Last
up. D. Parker, Arkansas Belle, ChaS.
Morgan, Maggie Smith, Sandy No. 2
Down-Robin, TarIscan, Red Cloud
Business Light.
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A swrxDLER OPERATING In MABrISs
FERRY.-On Monday last man repre-
senting himself Is an agent for the Sin.
ger Sewing Machine Company called
upon Mr.. 6. W. McGonigal, At Martins
Ferry, who does q quiet business in shay
inr notes, and asked 10 have two notes
discounted. These notes were each for
500, upon Goodhue Bros, Of Burlington,
and A. Ruthermond, OF MARITIME Ferry,
respectively. Mr.. MeGonigal, after
some conversation with his viz
itor, arranged TO meet him the fol-
lowing day and give the matter his at
tention. In the meanwhile Mr.. N. made
some inquiries about the notes, and dis
covered that they were mo good" Yes
terday he had an officer in tow waiting
The arrival Of the would.be swindler, but
be waited in vain, a. that personage had
probably suspicioned something Of the
kind and left town.
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rHR wHBEIINe DAILY rE1IeENoRR WEDNESDAY MoRN JULY 1876

M,vTr,,sFusx frE,Ga.--A EGhArper,s
,i.;Tine 10 bslong. 70 Wheeling, under.
took 70 sWindle 3 man Of Ais PlASS %.
befors yesterday, By trying 70 sel hun
no pr6miE,ory notes ous persons Of this
pIsee ne man Of money told the sharp-
a. that De persons whose names were at
tsebed 70 The notes we're al right, and after
~ rate Of discount was agreed upon, told
hin 70 call At his home At l2 o'clock yes.
terday and be would discount the paper,
which vas also agreed to and they seP1-
rsted, Tie shaver Of paper called
upon the supposed makers OF the Potes
IA found that they were forgeries. So
Yesterday he secured the services Of Mar
shal Mcfarland and prepared himself TO
arrest Mr.. SWindler, bat that gentleman,
much TO the disappointment Of our -sha-
yer Of paper failed 70 make his appear
snce, thereby depriring the officers Of the
law Of 4 case and rs an item. 1t has only
been little over year since one Of our
citizens was sWindled out Of 4 eonsidera-
BE sum Of money In buying spurious
note. but the would swindler got hold oil
the wrong man this time.
We hear q great deal Of complaint
from our business men about II being 90
hard 10 make July collections.
Wallace & Brother moved into their
new store room yesterday, which, BY the
way, l. the finest room in the place.
L.Spence and Hoyle Brothers, machine
builders, are very busy hnishing and
.Ljyn;ng threshinV machines. We are
rIad 70 learn that both firms are meeting
With encouraging success in making SALES
p Professor Bundy, Of Wheeling, has
Nh. Rev. Chalfant returned last even
ing from = lengthy visit to friends in
Pennsylvania.
The Ohio City Mill was not sold yester'
day. About the time it was TO have been
soid. Sheriff Cochran appeared with an
injunction in his pocket and enjOined the
| sale
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TNo CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging 10 Grape Growing,
e.. .,-. Coal Mining or Market
-. Gardenlnu,

On accounI- Oi ndTlnced lge am dcsirous o.
changing mr. residence, and therefore oder ior ale
my farm hltaated opposite the dty Of wheeling, 90
the river hank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the vi
IaEs Of RtniTille. The property consists Of %
acres d hill and table land and IS Of river bottom
In the hill there are two Boaml Of coal, VI and III
IeFt thick, ihre0 deposits Of limestone, an loot
vein Of elo texture md or free stone, an IL loot
Teii o. mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of depohh Of rich and valuable
ehAFAetef.
o. ths Surface, lhs larTuT portion Of which lice
crafty hIOpnE 70 The east, and al under direct ex-
tsl1fe % he sun, b vineyard Of % lfes, mostly
iStaHta maps al 10 dns bearing condition, about
ssTll ysifa "a, which hes proven Itself able 10 pay
! handsome pef cent tho eultlyli1F.
Tbs Properly Il bsinE approached above and he,
Low by m a1Einsing tide o. pelbnnl seeking anal!
homsitslds, and Il INV really The only nnoosnpied
tsrTitaFy hsiuosn Bhidgspon and hlftinb ieny'
Il Z ysfalis - an investment for oEat1i aekinga
hlia puIthl.ss and llg1ti6 70 thalq thS Elnt mar
let EafdEnlng gfolad eioag 70 The diy. II tfOuta
lsantliuIly up1n H. nv sd c1llmaBdi yisW u
ths dty, he Island and tie uLsls IoGnay q The
W. trr.us Of uaIa viii h cne.Ghlfd en-, S.irns,
in Two annual yDenui pr cent int9t1i q -
ISTrpd FTlYmFnta. For further particular Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
on The premises, OF By mall At Bridgeport uhle'
lp1
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Chr PEEsoxALs.-Nias sallie J. Ne:
holm, Principal Of the Third Ward
School, and Mas Emma Steven, teach
er in tie ameschool, started upon visit
TO the Centennial last evening.
Midshipman Easy fancy, Of the R<giseT
MARINES, has had . r0E-boat named alter
him. We have always felt confident that
fancy would come 70 something.
NJ. Warner, proprietor Of the MeLure
House, l. reereating in Canada.
Mr.. Archie P. Paxton has Just returned
from IN extended Eastern trip.
Rabbi Meyer will deliver Centennial
address At tie Jewish Synagogue on Fri
day evening Of this week.
BENZ. Stephens, IN employe at the KY
erside Mill, who was prostrated By the
heat on Monday, was all right yesterday.
Prof. Ebeling, the we'll knoEn musi'
clan, contemplAtes visit 70 Germany
next month.
william Prince, Of the First Ward, has
accepted the challenge Of Charley Sea
bright for = log race, TO take place satur'
day, ed ms, Il 3 o'elockP. n, for 500 a
side.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

ouRNAn Mn1A-It is said that more
nails were manufactured In this city dur
ing the last six months than ever before
during the same length Of time. We have
the figures Of three Of the principal fac
tories, as follows: Riverside, 146J 800
kegs; Belmont, 10000 kegs; Top, 10000
kegs. The product Of the other mills was
in proportion TO the above, according to
the number Of machines in operation.
Wheeling has justly earned the name OF
"Nail City"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

ElEf IIBERIY; July M.-CAfILE-P.
etipIs- today l,5i7 head, o. 10 can Il
through stock and 81 can for sale here
ne supply Is extra and demand lair, BAL
prizes afeoa strong Re al round. B.1t
IS 30. medium TO good - eOa5 o. come
% fsir $ T5a4 20; StoekerS and fst.!tn
s. ooS5 IS; bulls $SaS 50.
Ho6s-Rseeipts 40 head. Yorker, 8 :;
90 50; PhiIAdelphias 81 %.
SHEKP-Reeeipts to-day 1850 h.,d
Selling at $ 0oG4 IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

The one hundred and eighty.sixth an.
piyerSary Of the Battle Of the B6yne will
be celebrated by the Loyal orangemen
to-day. The procession will start from
Crangle's Block, Market street, at 2 P. ",
In charge Of W. J. McLain, Chief Mar,
shal, and Martin Psbler, assistant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

EVERY moment Of our lives every part
Of our body Ia wearing out and Is being
built up anew. This work is accomplish
dby the blood, but II the blood does not
perform its work properly the system is
poisoned. Cleanse the blood by the use
Of DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills. Harmless
but efficient.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-12

ALLEGED ABDuCuos.-A warrant was
yesterday sworn out before Justice Bel
vile, Of the Sixth Ward, for the arrest
Of Richard Kemp, upon 5 charge Of alb
ductioh. Kemp l. barber, and has 4
shop adjoining silyey's drug store, on
Market street. Several years ago he and
his wife separated, and she afterward
married Charles Hathaway, taking with
her to her new home their only child.
It is alleged that while the child was
playing in front Of Hathaways house
yesterday, Kemp came along and took it
away with him.