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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
woodfeld Held

John l.. Woodfeld, charged with OBJ
tanning 1860 on talseapretenceS, by ne
gotiating an illegal check at the Bank OF
Wheeling, was given a preliminary hear
ing on Tuesday. The facts developed
were as published in the REGISTER at
the time. After hearing the case, JUS
tice Phillips held the accused in the
sum OF 81, 900 for disappearance at court
and i'm default committed him to Jail.
Woodfeld has been occupying a cell in
the upper story, but Jailer Daley has
now put him with the common prison.
crS, I'm the main corridor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York, November l9.-Dry floods
Cotton goods continue active and
prices are very strong at the lately adj
vanced quotations. The stocks OF brown
and blcached cOttons are almost homl-
nal in first hancs, and many max - are
largely sold ahead Prints more active
and firm. simpsons prints ar" adj
vancpd by agents. Wooden goods in
steady demand and firm. Foreign goods
generally quiet and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
nENrnrsTRx.

VNO THOSE THAT DESIRE To SAVE THEIR
natural teeth We would say that we are now
better prepared than ever before 20 enable them
% 10 50. By the use OF an ELECTRO- ~ GNErlC
PLUGGER We can and are making better ana
hand,omcr Gold Filings, with more ease 10 our
patients than have heretofore been made in this
city or elsewhere without the aid OF the Electric
Plus 90. What We say We can prove Oy actual
dsnIou>rrafsop Call aud see for yourselves
JAMES NJ. SURGlSON & son.
v3ivb No l1i8 Market St. Wheeling, W. Va.
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Sworn In.

James G.. Maioney, who was elected
superintendent OF the City Prison at
the last meeting OF Council, was induct-
Ell into office by the Mayor, last night,
he furnishing the usual bond OF $1,000.
lie will take charge OF the prison on De-
cpmber l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
3llJrelin9 Re9lstrr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Aavertlse.nents.

Truths Third Page.
OHal Geo. III. Parks.
Proposals for School Supplies.
Proposals Tor Coal.
Parlor Coal Vas ,s-Nesbitt x Bro.
Wanted-Coal Miners.
Sparrribs-D. &. List, Jr.
New Clocks, BronZcs and SHverware
Turner * Dillon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

FROM the extensive preparations that
the ladies are making at Zane street for
their Social, to be held this evening, we
Judge that it will be a highly interesting
and successful affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

No To- ON saturday night has no connection
for Chicago or SauduSky.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room and sleeping
Can ON all might Trains.
as, connections are male Tor all points
-auth and southwest. North and Northwest
making this desirable route for cOlOulStS anu
PERSONS moving % the great west ana 10 "i'Olu
particular attention Is given. ~,
No. 81 stops az all stations between Nheeihs
aud Grafton.
WHEELING. PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave 1t f1tH'I a. ~ - ~
Tdsdelphia Accommodation.
I'm. v,h4... ing .......... 80 A. " 80 p n.
Tickets q, an principal points ON sale at depot
UNca aueu 40 an hours during the day.
information % the travelling public chceriuily
given WM. CLEMENTS, ~, Of I.
X N. DEVERlES. General Agent. Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

One following deed was admitted to
record, yesterday, by the County Clerk:
Samuel Kuglcn and wife 10 Mary
Casey i'm deed of November II, 1879, Tor
east half OF lot l43 in East Wheeling,
Tor SgOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
WOOL
Boston.

BoSToN, November l9.-Wool-BuOy-
ant: Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia
Xxx and above, 46G50c; Michiga.l and
Wisconsin, 45Ca SOC; unwashed fneces,
4Oyal2Ic: pulled wool 40G55c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

\ FINE 7-stop, two sets OF Reads Pei
oubrt. Pelton X Co Organ for only
$50. Sold at Shockey X Co.'S, 1908 Mar
kCt street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

+ BEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY OLD PAT
i rOns and the public generally. that am once
more engaged in tho roofing business, and would
most respectfully solicit the liberal patronage
heretofore extended me.
have been engaged in this business of and
on for the past thirty fye year- aud sOme ~ my
work j. still extant and ~ substantial - when
first done. By permission ! refer 10 the follow
ing persons and fuus. A. J. Sweeney & sOn.
Capt Samuel Mason. Jamer BOdlcy. Armstrong.
COen & Co.. Capt John Mcclure, g. Welty x Bro.
Theodore klieyis and Othcn.
All order left az AndcrSon's blan ksmith shop.
below the posiOfncc. or my residence, S5il Mar.
ket .trcet. will b. promptly attended 20
Ol,21OaWb JAMES g. WH1IE
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Thermometer Record.

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store;
wEpN SsDAN.
7,u.IsI Is3S; 7ru. 7a.u.12T rs Ppm
Eu "A IS sd "a 40 "a AZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
PROPOSALS.

CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD 90 CONNISsIoSEias,
WHEELING, November >, 1879.
Bids will be- received at this Office until Satur'
day, November 29l inst at 10 o'clock A. ", lot
the painting OF the Elm Grove and Fulton
bridges, ~ follows: To have II coat Of good iron
or mineral paint. and then "A coat oil light color
lead and shading on columns, etc. g ordered by
the Board of Commissioners, NOvem Der s. 1872.
nOIU CIiAs III. DElTEks, CIcfh.
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Rittshnrnh. Cincinnati & St. Louis

RAILWAY-PAN-HAN ROUTE
Time table for East and West, Nuv. %, lsIe
Trains leave an-Hsudle Depot loot OF eleventh
s.r.-gr ugsr public landing, daily, except sun
t.tv. us follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

ALL sheet music at half price; also a
lot of soiled music at sc and loo per
copy, at W. S. Hutchins' art and music
store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Snl shkCs
Chicago, November 70. - Flour
Nominallv unchanged. Wheat-Un-
settled but general higher; closed weak;
No. = red winter 81 20; No. Chicago
spring 81 l43Gl 10 cash; 81 l52@l l5s
seller December; 81 II seller January;
No. 3, 81 O5l@l 05i; rejected S5@S7c.
Corn-Dull weak and lower at 403c
cash; 39s@39lc seller December; 39sc
seller January; 43S@43}c seller May;
rejected 37lc. 0ats-Steady and in fair
demand at $50 cash; 32ic seller Decem-
Der; 33c bid seller January; Soc bid seller
May; rejected 29!c. Barley-Steady and
unchanged. POrk-Unsettled but gem
orally lower at $40 00GI0 80 cash; 80 so
G9 s. seller November; - S5CG9 80
seller December; SO % seller January.
Lard-In fair demand but at lower rates
at s. G2Jd6 to cash and seller Deem
Der; s. 675d6 30 seller January. Bulk
Meats-Easier ut 81 00tG5 G0d.j So.
Whisky - Steady and unchanged at
81 10. Rye-Steady.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November l9.-Flour
Very dull; Minnesota extra family,
medium, - 90; good to choice s. 314;
fancy 50 80; Minnesota patent process
- 80. Rye Flour-At 10 50Cd5 624.
Wheat-Dull; western rejected 81 81;
No. , red, on track, 81 80; No. = red
elevator 81 IS; No. red spot and seller
November, 81 80 bid, 81 40 asked; sell
Ter December 81 II bid, 81 IL asked ;
seller January 81 II bid, 81 459 asked.
Corn-Demand fair and market firm
old mixed, on track, SEC; high mixed,
sc; new western miXed, on track, soc
new white, poor SOC; very dry soc; sail
mixed spot and seller November SIC
bid, sole asked; seller December. 563C
bid, SIC asked; seller January 57sC
bid, SOC asked. Oats-DulI; western
rejected I0c; white western 40404lc ;
stained 4l@4l!c; white I2G44c. Pro-
visiOns-Better demand. Beef-Mess at
SD 30. Mess Pork-At SD 0OGl2 30.
Hams-Smoked 9I@l0lc; picked So
Sic Lard-Westcrn 7iM7sc. Butter
Dull; creamery extra 35GG36c; New York
State and Bradford county, Pa, extra
32@s34c; Western Reserve extra 26G27c;
good to choice Die Eggs-Firm; west.
ern 22c. Chcese-Wcstern creamery
l24Ml3c; good llml2c. etroleum-
Firm; refined s.. Whisky-Firm west.
ern 81 L..
New Orleans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
|, BLUM & BRO.

CIOaks and DOlmanS, the finest
stock. i. BLUM " BRO.
Circulars and listers, the best as
sortment. |. BLUM K BRO.
Black and Fancy Shawls. largest
variety. l. Blu VI * BRO-
Black and COlOred Silks, at bot
tom prices. i. Blu NJ * BkO.
Handsome Dress Goods. from
Zoe upwards. l. BLUM * BRO.
Blankets and Flannels, lower
han manufacturers prices.
/. BLUM d BRO.
You can save money by dealing
at l. BLUM 4 BROS.
Satins. VeIVefs and Fringes,
large display. l. Blu Nj x BKO.
Lowest Prices and Newest
Goods always M |. BLUM Il BROS.
1t is To your advantage 20 deal at
|. BLUM Il BROS.
No matter what others offer, the same
always lower at
/. BLUM & BROS.
We study to please, and cannot
De underSOld Our stock is the largest
in the State. Give us Il call, and Oblige
i. Blum AZ Bro.
llO4 MAIN STREET.
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--.5f,su,iire accommodation leaves Be,laire at
4.i5P 81. bridgeport 40 800, and arrives az o;eu-
I,ug..,e 40 6.l5 p. VI.
leave, ~teubeuviile AZ $50 A. n, Bridgeport
A. $50 q. N.. arrive at Bcildlre az y.lO A. ".
The S.uubguvillC Accommodation. IN addition
Ia their r,.,s.ar trip tO aud from Steubeuville
viii make the following trips between Bellaire
sul Martins Ferry.
a.. t...r,-. f Martins Ferry..........lO 1875 A. "
............... I az p. ".
Hl. --s.s.sA 4 .'. - ~
................s. .--...--. b T. "
.rrfrc when required at sherman House,
fa4,frt West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
Tirsr,s rud baggage checks % all principal
roivf, iu tle East and West can be procured az
Inc ticket Office IN Bridgeport +. X, MY EkS,
tus4 General Passenger * Ticket A gen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

ELEGANT Piano Covers very cheap at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
BELLAIRE.
Telephone-A Accident = Brown
Mayes Gets in His Work.

Andrew Reader, a brakeman on train
No. s. on the c. * P. road, was polling
cars at Martins Ferry this morning, and
the pole broke, striking him on the
head. He sustained a serious but not
dangerous wound. The doctor says he
will be all Eight in few days:
The telephone men put in the i'm
proved Bell telephone instrument in the
REGISTER branch Office here yesterday
evening. Our friends who want to see
a telephone and test its virtues are in
vited TO call around anytime to-day and
take il in
Our friend Robert Brown, who has
served the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company long and we'll as baggageman
and mail carrier, has been rendered and
has accepted the position OF boss at the
Riverside furnace, In Benwood. Mr..
Brown has been a vigilant, accommo-
dating and efficient employe OF the rall-
road company, and every one who has
met him in his official capacity for that
corporation will join us in recommend
ing him as man worthy OF accept
ion" in every sense of the phrase. The
boys OF the Riverside are fortunate in
securing Mr.. Brown for boss.
Albert Follett and Miss Sis Crlswell
hied away TO Pennsylvania's Gretna
Green-West AleXander-and were
made one, by Squire Mays, last sun
day.
THE b. 4 :. W. II. II.
Woodsield spirit of Democracy.
We have been informed that the Di-
rectorv of the Bellaire and Southwestern
recently decided that stockholders were
entitled to travel over the road and
ship freight ut two-thirds OF full rates.
That is redeeming promise made to
many stockholders when they subscrlb,
ed. and is an act OF simple justice.
The ears on the Bellaire and South
western ran over the bridge at Suntish
creek last Sunday evening. The dis
lance from that point to Woodstield Is
about four miles. The cars will reach
here on Monday or Tuesday OF next
week Then look ont for biz boom.
The Zane Street people have been
fortunate in securing Mrs. Sheib to sing
at their Social tonight. Other singers
of reputation will be present. This will
certainly be a very interesting feature o
the evenings entertainment.
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C.WILHELNIS
nj """0OR RESTORED.

Prescription Free. For the speedy Cure OF Gem
inAl Weakness, Loss Of Manhood, and all dis
orders brought on by inGiscretion or excess. Any
Druggist has the ingredients Address DAVID.
son & CO., 70 Nassau ST., y. Y. ockeodegxb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
struments for testing the eyes.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
JACOB w. GRUBB-
JeWeler.
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New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, November Is. - COT
fee firm; RIO cargoes, ordinary to prime,
Hollis. Sugar-Easier; inferior 10 good
common 6l@Gic; common to good COM
mon 7@7sc; yellow clarified SlCGS3c.
Molasses-Dull and lower; common %
G2Sc; centrifugal DC; fair 30CG3lc. Rice
-Firmer; low ordinary to choice 60
-Ir
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
STONE & THOMAS
McEADDEN & SHEPPARD,

DUILDERs. 1910 MARKET STREET tkN.
ID trance three doors above custom ilou-'
All classes Of Building erected promptly Ani
satisfactorily. Plans and Specifications prepared
and estimates fumishcd On Application. Careful
supervision given a. buildings Parties desiring
to erect new. or Ia make Improvements on pres
our line will 90 we'll Ia call or Addr-ss above
aprlh, ncFADDES a SIiEPAkD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
NEW FEED AND SALE STABLES

NTESsRs FERRELL a FAuBEL HAvE
wi opened new Feed and sac stables 0n Mar.
kdl street Immediately above ~" new Iron
bridge. where they will give n hearty welcome
a. all Who will favor them with their patronage.
Horscs placed In their charge will he faithfully
cared fnf. TERRELL FAIBEl.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29

when it come from a gentleman who
lives in section where the "code"
is not recogniz ed, and who conse-
quently would not fight, in that
manner, at least. Mr.. Lowe knew
he could be brave without any dam
ger to himself, so he sits down and
writes a note to the Senator to be
delivered by his friend, Col. Pelham,
also of Alabama, and demanded a
retraction of the language. Mr..
Logan made no reply, whereupon
Mr.. Lowe was moved to pen another
little note. The General refused to
receive this, and Mr.. Lowe finally
sent him a third one, requesting
him to name a place where it could
be settled, Gas is usually among gen.
tlemen." This being also refused
admission, the matter rests.
1t is a disgrace that this so-called
code of honor should not have been
driven from our shores long ago. A
product of ruder times, it has no
home in our country now. Instead
of being a brave proceeding it is
cOWardly in the extreme, not a
modicum less criminal than murder.
It is only an elevated sort of de-
scriptiOn of murder. Especially is
this conduct disgraceful when the
challenger is a Representative of
the people, and law maker. 1t
might possibly be excused if it had
occurred between two desperadoes
on the frontier, but it can not when
coming from a man holding as ex-
allied a place as Mr.. Lowe.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29
SENATOR CONLLING'S GREAT
SPEECH.

Senator Conkling's speech on the
Army Appropriation bill, delivered
in the Senate chamber last Thurs
day, is given up to be the ablest
forensic effort made in that chamber
since the days of Daniel Webster.
The Senate chamber, both on the
floor and in the galleries was packed
to its very utmost capacity. Even
the aisles were filled and the doors
thrown open in order that anxious
listeners in the corridors might
catch something of what the great
Senator was saying. Four mem
bers of the Cabinet, Gen. W. T.
Sherman, and more than half of the
members of the House of Repre-,
sentatives, were among his auditors.
He handled his subject in a master
ly manner, and when he was through
the Democratic Senators were per-
fectly dumbfOunded and did not
even attempt a reply. Ben.
Hill did interrupt him once,
but he sat down on the
Georgia Senator in such a manner
as to hatten him out like a pancake,
and he had the good sense after
wards to keep his seat.
If Mr.. Conkling had never made
a speech before, and this were lis
last, it entities him to place in the
very front rank of great American
orators and statesmen. The people
of this country owe him a debt of
gratitude for thus ably and boldly
presenting their cause, which they
will not forget.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29
THE CODE.

The Democratic party are jubi-
LIANT, as a matter of course. They
are in power, Southern cLivalry is
at Washington, the famous South
ern society will appear only in fuller
bloom on account of the pruning it
has receiYed, rebel soldiers are in the
Offices, and altogether, to use a pop
ular phrase, "the goose hangs high"
Another phase is put upon the stu
alton, too, by the discovery that the
code of honor is once more in
stalled in its favorite abode.
About two weeks ago Represen-
tative Lowe, of Alabama, retailed
TO a reporter of one of the Pitts
burgh papers a remarkable cock
and-bull story. The gist of it was
that On the eve of the Rebellion
Senator Logan was about entering
the Confederate army, and raised
three regiments for that service.
Just before they were to leave
Illinois, the Senator deserted them.
Mr.. Lowe not only told the story,
but emphasized it. cit is so true"
he said, "that Senator Logan him.
self will not deny it.. If asked up
on the floor of the Senate he will
dodge the question. I tell you /
have talked with men whom | knew
and who declared that they were
enlisted for the Confederate service
by Logan" .-.
This article was brought to the
attention of the Senator, and he
Immediately published card in the
Washington National Republican,
in which he stated that the charge
was ga vindictiye and malicious
lie." He also said that he had
heard that Mr.. Lowe had asserted !
that the reporter had not acted
squarely, and had altered his re-
marks to suit himself. 1t mattered
not, however, and he left "Col.
Lowe and the reporter to settle the
question among themselves, as to
which one had been guilty of perpe
trating the villainous falls ehood."
Of course such language could
not be endured for a moment by the
chivalrOus, heightened, courageous
fre>eating DemocrataRebel Green
hacker from Alabama, especially |
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29

about our work. There used to be IDEA
nreached by old theolOgians that GCd
sometimes brought about good actions
among mortals by pestilence and FAM
inc and other terrible ezpedients. 1t
has occurred TO me thOt the Deity
never had better opportunity 10 aid
this country than to-day, and that
whould be by turning the yellow fever
into this House. / would warn Him,
however, TO use great discrimination
in making His selections. [Sh uts OF
applause all around the House and
galleries.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29
Execution Sale.
criminal Court for the District of Knox County
Tennessee,

Criminal Court for the District Of Knox County,
Tennessee,
R. Knafi VS.. A. J. Day.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- in the above entitled case from the Criminal
Court of Knox county, Tennessee. and levy
made by me Hereunder, will proceed on Sat-
urday, the 3rd day of May. 1879, in front of the
court rouse of Knox county in Knoxville, Ten
nesEee, at two O'Clock p, m, to sell at
public outcry tor cash in hand to the highest
bidder all the right claim, title, interest and de-
mand which the defendant. A. J. Day, has in
and to certain lot of land situated in Swan,
Mabry AMI Nelson's addition 10 Knoxville, being
lot No. 81 on the south side of Mabry street, ad-
joining the lots of Luke Wilds and the lot of
Gilbert. having q front on Mabry streat of 81
feet, and running ack $50 feet, being the same
lot conveyed to a. J. Day BY D. A. Dead srick.
Clerk and Master, on the 18th of March, 1867,
and registered in the Registers Office of Knox
county, in book E. volume 3rd, page As. This
sale is made to satisfy judgment and cost
which said R. Knahi recovered against A. J,
Day in the Criminal Court of Knox. county.
Tennessee and sabj Get TO the homestead right of
said Day. c. B. G0SSETT,
apl9 d3tw1t Deputy Sher.h.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29

NOTHING has ever been discovered
to equal DR.. G. McLane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge for Kidding the
human constitution of worms. 1t
never fails-is simple and very in
expensive. Every druggist keeps
it. but see the name of Fleming
Bros, Pittsb urgh," on the wrapper,
or you are being deceived.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS

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comprising 81 Volumes. in neat cloth b.uGug
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The Annual Volumes OF uARPER's BAAAE =
Cloth Eding, will be sent b. express, free o. y,
p nse Crowded the freight does not excee1 =,
dollar per volume), for 81 90 each a coml
Set, comprising Eleven Volume, sent on e. 4
of cash at the rate Of IS % per volume ireiga'
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The V1lumes E the Bgsar begin with tho 2,
lumber for JaHHars of each year, y hen
me is meEtiuBer, IL will be understood thai
subscr Der wi hos q mmence with the Nun.
next t. be eoeirt vi his order.
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Harper's Weekly.
1879.
ILLUS RATED.
N.s.... II Al. n
Notices Of tle Pressl

The Weekly remains easily at the be a Il l..
Illustrated papers by its fac literary quality fbI
beauty of its type and woodcuts.-.SprigflG
Republican.
It's pictorial attractions are superb. and err
brace every variety of subjaot and OF arysv.
treatme { -Zt0n'S Herald. Bosom
The Weekly is n potent agency for the d
seIaiDl'iln of correct political principles, HU
20 fui opponent ofshsIas frauds and fal sf l.-
lenses OeniRg cypress. Rochester.
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Notice TO Holders Of ih'
wilcox Mining Com
pany'3 BOnds.

No. 25es.
John Baxter VS.. w. P. Washburu, Trustee o.
others.
OURS UANT TO A DECREE PRO NSOu,N ii-l
Il in the above cause al the March 5realIirr,s.,ss
OF the Char Gerry Court at Knoxville. Ii brnii
all persons holding, or claiming to hola, vSsr5i
of the wilcox Mining Company. whG o 1o csms
heretofore done so. are hereby netlheia 10 tbs
forward aud make themselves paIues pf0ve
cause by petition, and file their bonds anu
their ownership on or before TO-,
THE BOTH DAY OF MAY I''
It ia further ordered that this notice esbs IL ls'
lished once a week for I9ur
Knoxville Whig and Chronicle
This April L. n III l. PATTERSON c. NJ