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AHEAD OF ALL COMpE rITION,
THE PHILADELPHIA LAWN MOWER

Is BY far tho most easily worked and tho )phtest
Lawn Mower made. They hive the single gearing,
noIsclcss ratehes, rear cut floating Cutting nppa.
mtus. self sharpening knives Loose handle, and the
compact, strong aud simple construction char.
uclcisiic Of the Philadelphia. i'sItI'7 III
T. ry ure furnished with teli.locIing pawl that
cannot slip, no matter how much Il IL worn and
battered. and the revolving knives are arranged 50
that they throw Gli the cut gtHss backwards x IL
rec y Q Philadelphia before you buy. y, y Z
Do not forget that the best Is the cheapest In the
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WHY will you suffer, when Dr.. Virgins
Lungw0rt Compound is II safe and speedy
cure for coughs and colds, Try it. For sale
by Logan 4 Co., and all druggists.
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CInci uuut{'h (:nrhnp~

Cincinnati Commercial
Cincinnati is to get $1,000 during the
next ten en- G years for garbage instead Of pay.
ing $4,000 for the privilege Of placing it
in boat for the fertilizing company.
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OSCAR WILDE never heard of Dr.. Virgins
L'inS~nrt Compound till he came 10 America.
II cures MI coughsanh colds. Try Il! Sold
by Logan & Co., aud all druggists.
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FLINT Micn., May 10th. 1850.
DEAR SIR:-A1fow inc 10 say that esteem your
"Iiypophoephites" most highly, ind for those en-.
gagged in professions which dntw largely On the
nervous system It I, invaluable. hive used 1t my.
self With The most satisfactory results ad haze III.
REV. II. ". HARE
nnr1rSkw pnstor q Nicl,pel's CothnlIr Chm ,cl,
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LAuo'lls BIOS. { Co.. Agents, Vie. ling. w. Va
CONSUMPTION.

Owing 10 popular idea that a remedy said to
cure variety OF mMladi.s should he treated With
caution. II not suspicion, the Inventor hcsitatcd
some lime In pnc,lig 1t before the public: but from
the gratifying assurance by Il great number ri the
rnre vitalizins ard Notwithstanding puprr,ies Of
his prernmtin Of fiypophosphitcS Under Il variety
Of circumstances, lie Is equally satisfied that these
cai a lis n1paa nsd t (, \
Is not only GGKA nI.E but up 10 certain sage, Is
as easily controlled rs most other orInic diseases
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

DIX. RoGErs' Worm Syrup instantly destroys
Worms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

Clears out rats. mice, reaches, A'es ants,
hIed'bu.gs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists.
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Reinrning to the improvement Of the
Mississippi river, the day is near at hand
when the great West, with the whole p!opu.
laton on both sides Of this river for thou:
sands Of miles, aided by tho States Of Penn.
sylvana, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky
and Indiana, will speak in such tones that
their in Congress will mako
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ELsc1!oN NOTICE:
County Election Notice.
|,g,7Ipu JUNE 10, 1882,

49,, ,hs Boahi OF CoinihsssioinsHtTs u
no Ettl'hsGn, ~, ouMoDtay tug s'n aay ~ M.
tOspsI iJllio nm actlon vas hAa' h"o ''a''
and MADE ;,nmml~ionel, Of the Go ~ 2;
WiaS Jt,inuIe TIM. w. 'eaI ~. " FAKE. U
Al eH.Hn1 lie, by subErip,lon thsrins,H,,
t+Jtds ahreiIns' lai ,,saa u,slyf III. JAWS Of
lSny ouPsHh! nm ii Twenty thousand pollais
ISsyN1aA' W ~ ihs cv,p,trfctIVa y! halu eoih,
GW 70 Az ~ ~ constructed III a'lu he.t .a,a
t.!Nasu, vi " Iidlintsi8H 70! ohio Inuu.J
~ We nas .Sd order that 4 Note W laksh ~
IA ~ tlsSt ~ ~ auction Of A subscription py
| gov upon u ohio 10 the cApit ! hoSA y! wv
q s4WpSnf vv..buf1 4 charleston ia! wv S3
ilH1 bs ,u,n Of Twenty ihy ~. ,ni,, IN Nv
wi, s.ii subscription 70 W. i \" s, ~ n
W S.i, u ,AIl county. 1s Dear anj tsdssu,.
S1soT q; pcfcs4ihn ltr NpM'n n" Eurd may
.iila @.u'y"'S years. " '"
HA,uN, taken upon the Question. Sio,s |.
ia Iae 'hA1' yntluc places IN MID county. a.
~ tasgh,at XIII |. hereby otdefed 10 bo'aSsn
'. ...I,y' ths 10th bay u Juno, 1882
SIv,r,, Iohn krhney atFs Ity; nv ~, nsf wi.
E'ri t,,n,uIs .IuneIS Of sail ''slS nII"nt En,ins
Fp9'. .s IN III rOuNty. d NV ''"''""'
:! VII nS.GInytn lou district, A., hcr,h, an.
Uhh, tHIp pp,'sD OI ,Id teGiloh a. tho voting
gLNiEI COMMUNIST srty Al Yui.Ou, In NaAhlhRtOu uis'
SUd u AIa Wu"'
htst :, c,,t, u :, Cil,Yel aud iuSl Mctaw'
l. II. Gillespie IL cne,,u!esmerS VI said eiec.
sc hereby SpplInSia, r IN lid county, Oh whesling
ion Al he y0II"t TIhltiI
liaadi IN N"l!Su Ia Ink aud 7, II. Logan, are
0, b. "hy@t IonnlOl1ltts Of TT election az
its totiaG pla'1s y uItdioa district.
AMse!i l9a~, v EirrsIn and John Clatorr, are
y. ReiHt n.ttipm4i,hunrss 81 saad election NJ
httcOy APP nsG Nd county, at the Court House,
thet8MfEs
IN Gay Gh ~ z C. Iclcr, Nnd Il. Crawford, arc
AVE oVrlgsf commissioners pI tniI election Ut
htrey NIVt,nsi i, aid comfy, Al tho Atlantic Eli
jhsMNnE w ~ tIoD 1L,,yIri,
sIne w " ~ I. Il. NOtIht mud Vim. My!cs arc
tpa ,VS TIs,i COMMISSIONERS Of aild election nj
hftp, in vi county, al the Guards Hose
~ .O" ~ Esa,,s district,
Nous, ~ IsuH TEii and L. H. Crosse. arc hereby
;it,,aM',,,lOnet, q! s,l election at the rot
ip"" ss, T." .sId ,,,ln,y al the United Engine
S:,, I'D 10 Hrtstrt d strict.
f% %tTr ~ Vc ray, NC. EiAnttnn and John
lu"H,r bsn.hy uIIniuvi Commissioner, OF said
FIX ,,,", y, ,n,ioc place IN said cOuntI. at the
tHs s.VJi ~ ',,,s ,,u,, In Richie district.
y ! " G,,r,, Il Iii.wcil Afii John iuwman are
LauAh'n, ~. TnIn,nj,, nmrrs NJ sniJ ,.Is"Iinn AZ
tN S9, "pf LIZ In Nd c,rItty. al yeihihsu
'as NV, UvsSS III IoliSc. In Richie district
t isHn H.T%mhr9. SilinW VAHrr and /. Wheeler
.yg "sgn,ntI Vmu,l,,IOners OF Clurton nj
~ ya1; rwys IN wi, tynwly, VI Precinct No
w. i.le 8O"sSo Oh ''s'''SN 'N' - ''''''A 1''
~ ia, ,.,,,.o, Ale, Nc,,o,p and ,,,oe, Old.
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SATURDAY, MAY q, 1852,

comm eDclpg at 10 o'clock A. NJ al The front door oil
the Court House OF Ohio county, tel at pubc AUG.
lion ~ the highest nn1 btki bidder the following
described property TOR much thereof as IL neees.
.ary TO satisfy expenses OF shle and tho amount Of
the debt unpaid md secured by said deed Of trust)
thlt Is TO say: certain tract or parcel Of lupd be-
Ing parts Of sub divisions e and Of the Shepherd
estate plat OF which IL oil record In the Clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Ohio county, y est
Firn!a IN Iced Book No. IS. page 673 md bound.
cd and described ~ follows, viz: Beginning at
stake corner 10 Henry lesyey, s.. 4i' +. 10 5000
poles TOT stake cdrfer to fltnmfng; thence With
the line OF Flcmlning N. $40 Il Al SSl0 poles 10 II
stake: theme. with said Hue n. S5{' E. ~ 59.1G0t
poles 70 stAkc thence with Said fine N. 54o E,t
d 100 poles 70 !he lIas,ead linz; theme oil tho
McDcnald inencc s. 5.s4e ". IS poles to a stake:
thence with Herveyt line s. SO v. 10 0il00 poles
TO tho plhee Of beginning, containing seven Geres
so toods aud twelve percles Of land be- the same
more " less excepting only tho reservations named
III The deed hereinafter referred TO- being the sumo
property conveyed 10 said Bernard Sra,ley by John
IT, storer and wife md others by deed dated Ami
Isl, 1873 and OF record III said CLERKS office In Deed
b0os No 68. page $40. - iGs1 q Gt.1,s5 fTl'7'ss1
Title believed perfect, but selling as Trustee I
shn! convey only such title as Is vested Ia mo By
| shld deed OF trust. N sl.sJ h a ~
TERMS or SALE-T#o bundled dollars 0! tho mr.
chase money. and AS much more NJ tho purchaser
may elect, tAsh IN hand: the residue In three equal
instruments at six, twelve aud eighteen months z
with Interest from day OF sale. the purchaser giving
Ist 10 os , aeie1ed payments secured by deed Of
., ~ III VIM. P. HUBBARD, M;
".h. HALLEn, f5Gh @G p Trustee. n.
Il d uprR
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Wheat. Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard.
-, June. July. june, Junc. June. IHac.
opehed--i Sh IN 20 4s4 70 40 II IS !
G Z see! 2t!t ! 2h 87M tGH ~ 10 II 27ts
L0wfsi.- ] 81 2Jjs b7ts IA: Is 10 ii Ut
Variation ~ az ~ w ia ia

:, BALTIMORE. May 2d.-fidur qHtcs and steady
Wheat, western fairly active aud lower; No. Twin
ie y, 81 spei and May 81 +eal 49: June 81 +0is
w July ~ H.l az; August 81 lDAal III. Corn
Western quiet. closing easy: mixed spot and Ma,
soAnson, June 19>aS0c: July 19J{as0c; August S01
aSoHc, Oats steadyi western while 6lAG3c: mixed
6Vaot c IennSylvania Ga6tc. rive dull and lower
western iAit 10 good sjassc. Hay easy ut SIT 00a
y ~ Provisions trin md fairly active: nCss pork,
old wy new 81: hulk meat shoulders and cleui
~ Sides packed 50 G.,sal. AK; bacon shoulders
Wv SS: clear RIB sides Si1 37s hams SIS 25ui5 H.
Lat1 sl2 -, Iultcr quiet; choice grass and western
ieaSN lsss steady nj lS,lgc Petroleum dull.
EStiSe firm and guiet " sEsioTc. Sugar lover; 4
soH we whisky quiet aGd nominal.
CHICAGO. May 2d.-The Dro,er's Journal reports:
ha4sIRecclpts l,0N head: shipments iU,O0j
mead: Market dull and weak, but mostly atf sold
a. oal0c declnc:. common to good mixed 81 25a
~; iteSyy lacking amt shipping 81 tjas so; Hight
81 4Oa7 10; Ships SS RnA7 30. - - 90
tassie-Reeelr.S eos head: shipments g. 100 head,
Market siill excited Il d lsa2tc higher than yes.
Ietoay; expo Is 81 H9a9 90: common 70 ALI ~ Goa
ao butGhen active NJ 81 75aG %, Hraxs Texans,
uipg nhu nei!ve: poor 10 fair 81 g0a w. medium
70 g0ou " 0ea6 O0 stockers aud feeders steady at
!, Sheep Receipts 100 head: shipments 100 head.
MARKET Urn und active: inferior 10 iar s. S5ai 80:
menium o choice 81 GUa5 10, nil shOrn; wooded
quiet; quoted III s. Goat 90,
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SPRING RACES,
~N ~aE--s
SS:.-.SPRING MEETING.
West Virginia Exposition
STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION,
WHEELING. W. VA.
Halt. Mile Track.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
JUNE =, 8, D ind 10.
Purses, 100000.
PRoGR-AMM
Entries close May g7tl.
u First UNy-Wci!npytlNy limo 9Th ID

PROGRAAGME-
Entries c!ose May nth.
= Flrstnny-Wcaneslay Juno 9TH.
fu, ,i5 s'o T., $ ; e!ass First so second sloe
:. Pure SOP. 10 class. FiN!, $3.50; second. Sl25
mira, SO; fourth, SO.
Second Day-Thurslay, June Sth.
5. Purse 500. 2Su class Firs., $50; *; oud, slcs
n, .hfia, SIS; fourth. SO. :.
fus s FIJI Si,a s fsI r;eeEs second
slo' second. $50; Third, s3O fourth, s2o.
a Third Day-FridA,, June 9th.
G. Pursc. 500 :.a5 ciass. First, $40 second 100
third $40; fourth. $40. 50 =
!. Purse. 500. iiurscs owned IN Ohio county, ant
nevet hnvin$ trot.cd for money. Flint, SO
seco'id, 81; thirl. st5; fotisth. $40.
Fourth Day-Saturday, June 10Th.
5. Purse. 500 Running. mile heats. in D. Firat
~ ~. slpp se a $50; ihirl, So fourth. sao.
si2i Third. SIS: fourth. $50: ''' 'Ss'' ''
10. Pure sioo s4'clnS Fist, 500; second, slt0
third, $50; fourth, $40, =
COMPROMISING above races to be milo heat.
~ D ID hntilsss csfeplins Nos. 5 md y. To b,
s ;nna1 " Inc rules ma legula,iors q! The M
iSs2 Entries close May 9Th. at II o'clock r. ~,
The sscIstary'S Office. Entrance Fee 10 rcr cent
purse. Four entries required 10 iii aid three Il
flat: l,1rse dstall Ing tue field, or my par
communications 10 the Secretary. y
4. KEyGASN, President,
GEO. Il. TISGLE. Secretary. 'e's
Il g. g 2.
Tnll siccting State Fair nnd Exposition sEpTEM
! BER II Il. IL, II, Is AMI 16. - -"
Centennial D0v, tIKnAY spprpstrEp ,s,b
Nn-Sreecllcs by distinguished Orators on eatur
MhN. lh'u - -TH.a-. N...... ..Pr''a. uyA
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,CINtaNNA1l, O., May .6.-Cott0n quiet nt lls,c,
Flour hriner, but not qpoisbly higher Wheat II.
REGULAR wntcr Il 3lai IS spot: 81 lay July,
- -nfn ac'ye mud lower: No. ixel 77jn71e spot:
~ sld May; 75a751tc June: 7s}sS7Ge July; ,Uia
boc pa year Oats quiet and lower al TIC, harley dull
anu unchanged. Pork easier at siO Is. Lard
1sesa1y at 81 IS. Bulk meats easier: shoulders
E SenF ,ib VI 70. bacon IN fair demand; shoul.
acts ~ ~ cithr lib ST. IS; crnr st5 o. Whisky
w urn NJ " 10 comb! natlon stlcs OF finished goods
S@ barrels ott basis OF 81 H. butter hrm and TIT.
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While It Is the aim OF the Inventor to convey In.
formation TO such as require his lygophospitcs, II
Is his firm belief that Its use Will be valuable to al
health
With n faith based upon the experience Of twelve
years he would rot dcsPnir. Of restoring n patient
suffering from the nboye''.di,case even tho rh rc
actual orgnnIc losa.
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liTusvnLr Pa, May G-oil opened at 6i,tc;
n!Shes! 9a'fc; forrest g5atc; closed a, 617s SLIP.
nlehts 7u,5O' barrels charters l27G0 barrels lido
waller rnns 1860 barrela The United pipe line
has mistake In their runs which we canuot cor.
rect until 10. nrtnw W
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BAKERS Pain panacea cures pain in man
md beast,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
l. NEAR ELM GROVE. X 4!
BY virtue OF u deed Of trust made by bernard I
STANLEY and Aillc his wife to me ~ trustee, dated
April ft 1873, and Of record IN the office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, III Deed Of Trust Book No. s, page Sal,
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EMrLoy no more quack doctors and ouack
medicines; rely wholly on rcruna.
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TlliLADElriEIA, May 2b-Wo0l, stock light and
Nitginia NX and above medium 4iai7,Ic; con,se
35a3'c; New York, Michigan. Indiana aIi Western
me medilm l5al7c; tub washed FUR at 5SuiIc;
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NEW fonK. May &c -DRY Goons-DcmGnl very
mlih and apart from miscellaneous ASSIGNMENTS Ia
InMelate quantities. the quiet Of previous days has
continued, without any change promised until
Wmt'ler weather gives encouragement to consump.
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CINCINNATI. May 2i-Ltve hogs Re,lye and arn;
eomno4 md light 81 00aS co. lacking md butchers
Sooas 30 Re- e'p's 97shead: shipments ,lDohp4tl.
pI17snuEGH. IA. May 26-petrocum quiet: Uni.
Tor Philadelphia delivery. ~
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New ORLEANS. May cd.-cnfIce ann: Rio cs,eoes
ordinary 10 prime Sa!9t4c. Sugar lswes; common
10 good common 6s7c: fair To fully fair 1s,a7tc;
prime TO choice &!sHc; yellow clnrldcd Sss4sEc
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FOR this WORK, which required more than
en- hour, the captain made no charge; only
remarked to tho raitsmen that when they
reached New Orleans and sold their raft
they could come on board and pay what
they thought right ! may here mention
the fact that this magnificent steamer, con-.
tnaudcd by Captain Campbell, carried sev-
eral thousand head Of mules, horses and
cattle 10 places OF safety, and returned
them to their homes after the water went
of, without making charge to those who
were unable TO pay, and only one dollar
charge per bend TO those who were. This,
Of course, fixes these Vicksburg packets in
the hearts OF tho dwcllers along the banks
Of this river, and in a measure atoues for
the unreasonable charges they make in
good times for way travel. They arc able
TO drive away all competition between dii-
felent points OH the river, and while their
charges Are reasonable from through points,
their way charges are simply IN outrage.
| For instance, tho rate from ficksburg TO
New Orleans is $40, S. from Natcliez,
s. from Baton Rouge, but, say for twenty
or thirty. miles they have no charge less
than S. There has been a constant
complaint for the lust twenty-five years
over their charges, and still they do not
heed the voice Of the people. Some years
since several planters living near the land.
! ing entered into MI agreement to resist the
charge Of three dollars from here to
Ndtcltez, q distance OF only twenty-five
miles, and agreed to 80 deck passageat one
dollar, the churge for negro on the
lower deck. They thought it best to savo
two dollars each way and iorego the pleas.
ure Of cabin passage. Only one held out,
and he planter who ships between two
md three thousand bales Of cotton annual.
IL. Some OF the packets charge him
nothing, but he still goes on deck, payshis
dollar and says he is Swing q dollar "n
hour The timc is not iar distant when
!. there will be u change IN the way o.
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GEO. Il. TISGL.E, Secretary,
- 8 s. 2

y, FL! Meeting Suite Fair nnd Exposition sEpTEM
BER II, u. IL, II, Is AMI 16 -
Centennial Day, SAY UKDAY, SEPTEafHE 18th
NnSreeclcs by distinguished Orators on aatur.
INV. lMn - a----h- N....... '.Irr9E-.'.= myA
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\ West virginia aInn In Louisinnn-A
Graphic mud Entiiusinstic Letter In
Kegnrd 10 the Southern Mississippi
C0untry-'Tbs Flood and tho Con.
sequences ofIt-llow the Dnrkies Got
EEoft tRt AysAHtk1n ..I|--#H
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Louisiana consols.... Gs!Slviginin "a
Missouri Virginia consols, cx.
=. h..:....-...".ll0 TIA mat. coupons... G.
tennessee 6s...".... 534lVitgina dcfetred..,, IL
tennessee Is, new, hSLl sQllnrrd
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23

No connects with In. ough train from eW
YORK Via BalJlmOre aud IL 4gels JUWn. Leave
New YORK aL 4.SO d III leave Baltimore at lO.tt
IN.
Also, with train leaving Norfolk at l2-25 p ,
leave Lyncnburg $50 M leave brlsLoi 0.a5 a
III arrive ID MOrrlstO"n $50 a IA conAectlhs
with rain Tor y oil Creek and warm SpTlubs,
n. e.. al Knoxville Sitn trains OI Tue h. q v. ana
Il. d a. Railroads.
Arrive at Chattanooga al 4.l0 N connectlng
VITA trains tor Memphis, Nashville ana CIiIclu
natl.
arrive 81 Dalton 400 N Rome 100 y m Sci
ma 1922 III; Atlanta o.l5 y IN conhectIng Win
Lraius for Ln.lreStOn aud oaVaDnah.
No. connects with through traIn from New
York via lIglnia Midland anu ohenaH0Udn
Valley, anu Leaving New furk via Harrisburg al
10 u In, via Wa ntl- ton. This train cOhlIeets d.
Vile at cleveland with trains Tor Selma. a ia.
It Dalton with W. & A. h. h., for Atlanta, New
Orleans and the south.
Mo- CONNECTS al Chattanooga with trains from
Cincinnati aUsCleyeland with trains from at
lanta and come ana Selma It hnoASlIle Win
trains of the K. .. anu K. d A. Ran
New York VIA Roanoke only Leave Lynch
burg a. 100 a m; arrive at Richmond $3.50
pm !; ave hIchnond 5.UU p In arrive dt v ash
lngtOE 80 :, in arrive at New iUrk $50 d III.
InIs tran also connects at Norfolk with Bay
Line Steamers Tor Baltimore al $50 III, damp
except sunday, ana on Mondays, tuesdays,
Wednesday and saturdays with Old Dominion
Steamships TOR New Osk.
No. Connects at CnaCLaHoogaw tn trains from
hcIlphlo dhu NdSuFili al NIO'cloho WIN 'eliiio
from Atlanta, New Orleans, selma and the
south connects at Bristol with through TRAIN
for New York via Virginia Midland Railroad,
aud via Roanoke with onenaDuoah alley Il n
road. Arrive aL LynchOurg al 1.5O y IN arrive
at Washington 1000 IN arrive at New YORK
6.5U
Pullman sleepers on trains Nos. and be-
tween New York and New Orleans VIA Lynch
burg, NJ between Chattanooga and New OK
Via l.oauoke ana Harrisburg leighton seepeIs
between Lyncnburg aud Memphis thrUiish
Parior coach traln5 Nos. and between
Cleveland and Selma thro gh coach on Nos
3 and 4 between Cleveland and selma
Train No makes at Chattanooga close through
connection to Texas.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23
Tennessee Veteran Who Fought With
Jackson at New Orleans.

A Tennessee Veteran Who Fought With
Jackson at New Orleans.
Special Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette
PIKEvILLE, Z. linn, September 9.-Asa
jon dan was born IN South Carolina on the
10Th day of November, 1875, consequently
Is III his 10Th year. At ali early age ne
removed with his parents TO Georgia, and
during the winter of lo02 married Miss
Patsy Greer, his present wife, then III her
sixteenth year. AT the out break OF the
Indian war Ill Florida, Asa enlisted in Glib
sons battalion, and served under General
jackson. He was present when Weather
ford, the vanquished chief, came into camp
and asked for peace for the remnant of his
people. He had many adventures with
the Indians, and on more thaa
one occasion felt for his
hair" During the war of 1912 he
enlisted again under the old commander,
and helped TO render Tennessee immortal
behind the cotton bales at New Orleans.
Whole companies he says were swept away
at every discharge, but still on they came,
only to meet the fate of their fallen COM
rades After p ace was declared JordEn re-
moved with his family to Bledsoe County,
Tenn, cast aside his musket and became an
honest, sober citizen OF the great common
wealth he helped to defend. The forest
gradually disappeared before his industri-
Gus hand. A hard working man yet he had
no desire to accumulate property of any
kind IL his young days. He raised several
children, some of whom are ministers.
During the year 1910 he was thrown from
young horse against stump, breaking sew
eral of his ribs and injrring one of hls lungs
badly. Shortly alter his recovery he got
into a difficulty with host of slave
holders; striking right and left
he won the day In true heenan style. Foul
play was shown, however, and a huge no.
gro was employ ed to 81 p up behind Jordan
and strike hIm Oh the back of the head with
long bottle nlled with rum. This stroke
was almost fatal, and doubtless would have
resulted so but tor good care and attention.
Shortly after this occurrence he removed to
aldeu's Ridge, where he now lives, and
owns about |, 900 acres of land. During the
Late civil war he was a warm Z mon man,
but too old to take an active part. He his
applied for a pension, but SO far he mas
talied to procure ms rights. lie is interest
ing aud magnetic In conversation, loves
company, aul nurses his at-grandchil-
dreu. de voted tor the Gai field electors,
aud at the e,ecuon hoped ana believed he
would live to help eject another President.