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A FINE selection Of Square and Upright pi.
enos, but little used; equal to new i,lryery
respect; fIlly guaranteed; at great bargains.
at LUCAS Music S1oEE,
+ ll42 Main street.
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"BLAcX.DRAUaHT" makes chiIrs
and fever impossible.
For sale by Logan T. Co.

IRE only scientific Iron Medicine that does
not produce headache, &c, but gives TO the
system all The benefits OF iron williou, It's bad
effects, is Browns Iron Bi,,ers. paw
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liow7 By getting one
bottle OF BRowN' IRoN BIT
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions


Maaihsil. Ohio. Sor. Is. 1855.
Gen:lemen:-lhs"e SaGeredwith
pam in my side and buck. and great
Soreness on my breast, with shoot
Ing pains all through my body, al
tended with EreA,wraEacSS, deprcs-
stoa Of spi'!sI, AID loss Of apPe-
tic. ] have taken several different
medicines. gntvastrratedbypro
Inca; paysieilas for my li,rF, kid.
EryS. and spleen. bet lEo, no relief.
Though: would Try hr5wn's Iron
bu;eN: ! have now 1kra one bottle
t73za halt and a!a abou. scIl-plin
MIIl= and back al! Eone-sorrncSs
all cut Of my bEeaSt, and have a
good appetite, and am gaining In
ttreESth and flesh. !tcan justly be
e-!is! the king II nt.!is.EfI.
joilX /. ALiESpEz.
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WANTED,

WASTED-A SMALL HOUSE ypo,,
w 40 Foonls-thc Inland uftle,,Lt Run
iensn' Can be found By Addressing +. 9. E',s9sp i
l61. tl.u. RI t No
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|VVANTED-A FIRSTCLASS W00T
~ working Machine Hand, 70 do r,ne mYIoO
s snh "a. w9t rei IN wipss NIL VIII Ss
MOAGAN & co 0taiLHn. ". Va. AA ,,lLL,
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FELLOWS Compound Syrup OF Hypoplu J.
ph':es Is not only the mast reliable rrmuedy
ior Consumption, but 1t is u specific also for
Bronchitis and Asthma, -
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THE usual merchants lunch at the NeY
McLnre House Sample Rooms daily.
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You can buy the celebrated cos.scarcl
Novelty Clothes Wringer of Boyd, Marke,
Square, for 81 cash. lust one.iinif the rrice
charged BY reddlers Tor third class wrincers
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b,rh resy 1 a pA. My lIoll opened n, lzc
msn'; n ~ barrels chAtess IS 36 biiIsis: run
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yWOEKiSGMES, ATTENTION.
11Dl Main Street.

IN0RKINGMEE, ATTENTION.
r. y. poDEHLf. Of Scranton, Grand
Master Workman of the Knights Of Labor,
and A. c. RANKIN, ;iaSter Workman OF
D. A., No. 3. Of Pittsburgh, will address the
citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity u. the
ACADEMY Of MUSIC,
Monday Evening, May s,h, 1852.
Let the WoIkinsmen of all trades and
classes turn out to hear the great question Of
AMALGAMATED LABOR discussed.
ny5s ADMISSION FREE.
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BRowN's IRoH BlrTERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung aud Kidney diseases.
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The following shows the range OF the ther
moaeter, rs observed at Schneprs drug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
1881 1852 Ts
TAA. l2x.3 MIN TAX. I2Y.3r.x7 y
81 G! 81 G, 60 q Z; 20
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you want to buy dry goods, notions, car
pets, oil cloths, window shades at tho lowest
cash prices call ut GEO. G. Roru's
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ior will miss /. II YOU don't 60 to the Ball
to'nish: ct Academy otMusic. III
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PILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS &c
- For neat MI! Heads, Letter Heads Eo;r Hs"dv
'"'''' ~ 2" !" 'he'ailv Int~lirennnr loh NO.
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4 BEAUTIFUL line Of ladies' muslin under.
wear just received and for sale very cheap.
. GEO. G. RJru
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Personal. I'I.EASASCHIEs,

Jrss received a beautiful line of ladies
and chiiircns' hosiery. Gro. G. Roru.
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"A New Discovery.

th.s ai~art been spppo.ei that
After The head became glazed and
shiay. Y ~a4 hopeless % efp-csaay
hA!f. This Is efrohepux, We have
grown hair on hundreds Of heads
iha, we're glazed like 4 billiard.
ball." This cut it 4 tnlefoseopic
view Of the follicle and papil.a from
thEh tho hair gto<.. II will Ieai.
ny lie tecn thar though the haif is
gone from the surface. It Is still alive
and healthy beneath The scalr, and
Is oaly prevented from gro~iny by
he Contraction Of The fo,lle!s il
which II should grow. The Young
half Is still alive and healthy, b.;
cannot fore Its way through The
hard crust. until the surface I, soft.
eIed by the GRowKr. The tftturt
thea aLsoi5 tho half faa.i tatIa 10
manure In the vegetable sotldJ,
the weak Me Is stimulated. and he
hair Starts on 4 fresh rro~th. q
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IoMslNIlssloNERS' SALE OF Val.

3 ~ UfDl.t III fRbskhll,
Under and In PURSUANCE Of GCC;Cc q! Tie w,
nlciHal Isiirt Of Wheeling, CEterlsl on The ,tAfJ
Q! atEil lss., in suit for Partition wherein lle,ri
J. Miller and Others are p.alLItiis, and MIlsh, ~
Miller's administrator md others AiV dvtpal:.u
the undesisnc. special commissioning vii, On
rl- SATURDAY, NAY l3sh. L,S.a
commencing nt the hour ui 10 O'Clock 4. AIN.
front uoUr Of the court hOus. Of Ohio oatIy.
sell. Ut public auction. ihr following G,cge. IA!
estate Iii the city Of Wheeling 10 vii: A iarO old
numbered 4, IN square nunbsr:d :, Sitla.t On he
west SIDE Of Market sirrei. between fUgsrA'h
street and sixteenth street, hceiauipg n; EAIOa
the west side OF Market St!eCt. which hrrrs,rG
the division wall between the two hFlek dsrIac
now on s4id lot would strike II pNtcEGeI Mar
noEthwnrdly with Market street 5! feet ssv e
les. 10 the !tne OF ?. =. Rprk. prat The ctr d
said lott thence extending w,Sl~a!dT IL Jl
width OF j.. f:et TO the hlick stI1lc In Il. 73tL
said lot. and thence extending back 70 t.NCs-
bruce ell the ground between said Htce's l!1t ID
the ccntte,f the division wall In ihr HIblt. i0t-
alcy II the rear OF sAiI ln;; The same berg N
Miller.
TERMS OF SALE:-0nethlrd nf,hc purchase r1oae!,
or rs much more aslhe purchaser may t'cct '0tAE
III cash, and the residue In Two equal AnnitEl tn'
s:Allmcnts with interest from Day Of sale the rrt'
racser to give his notes therefor H!th isr~:A -
curity 10 DC approve! By The commissioners, and
the title to be retained until N!cai III full Of The
!. +, JONES.
r. MELVIN,
tel -
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HFhTTYc ORGANS. y klops, 10 So, reeds oTiv
nlhllI y go. Pianos sl25 up. RAE Hn, nih.y
Inducements Ready. Write o, e.u on BEITTT'
,'''' On1n
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TOR RENT.

1NUK RENT.
s,ore-room No. 1905 Main stree, ,t,.,
when completed will " one hunt. Thlt1
aSty'seven feet deep, with two b ,,.,,aad
Enquire Of
mh.O JASI Hun,
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wheeling Revisited After Finy.onc

Tho time at the Ball at Academy Of Mus
tonight,
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ITO CONTRACTORS

Ihe b3nId Of Education Of bridegroom. Ohio, will
OF two rooms. and brick school house Of "a fns
oomY; a,sn for uniting heating apparatus in 't th.
,n,se 9ni!dsg nntil noon June 1854 The bidder
nttst furnish with his bid good security or tsn nrr
lGlniahce Of his contract. The I,0sr rc.ery"s ,hc
siEht TO reject any or all bids viii nay in ,nn,h
~ rGn."hd s2ccica:tors may be .SSm On
o! bridgeport, Ohio The DIdS INNS, 10 ,,iaH
iH!, t'e'S Of the Board on Or before noon June
mr+r1h.. TRos. T. ORR
------- ..-- II'e b CIprk
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a LARGE line Of ladies muslin undcrwea,
jast received. Gro. G. Rorn.
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FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-THAT VERY t,rSIr,,.
l. RLE Country Rtsidcnrc on ~ E,tkA
Rad. lately occupied by Win. y lii, HAtIQnA
For terms GPriy to JOHN REID. ''@oVA'u bg
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DoS,r forget the Ball ut Academy Of Mnst
tonight. r.''r 49,,
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CALI aud see those white skirts we sell a,
zoe. Cru. &. Korn,
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RIyEii SUrIk

for,LL have splendid time II you SO to
the Bali tonight
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LADIES hose, childrens' hose; full assert
ment and cheap. Gro. G. Ro1u.
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Gr"nd EHpmr.Ion 10 Pittsburgh An,ur.
l"f Nay 9th. -l.s
Saturday May 9Th the y. &. 4 St. l.. i, Il.
Co., will run IN excursion 10 l'it,ska.g,, on
trains leaving Wheeling at G:32 4. ". and n.
J. NJ: Tickets will be good for return passage
on,ii Monday, May S,h, inclusive. Round
trip only $3.50. s. -
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80 headache or back.aclc 70. ladies'
who drink "WlNE OF DARDui."
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NOTICE

nc mieetlng Of the Stockholders Of the wheeling
Sinr'inn na Spm pany for The election az Dl,cctors
mhy DC legally brought before them. viii be- bc n
iss1 n, I,oolniiiefeial bank "a SATURDAY, NAY 10
ssI, a., " o'clock AN. BY order OF the = ~
W. CORPORATORc.
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Forty years trial III proved "5LACK.
DnAslGHi" the hes. liver melicine in
the world.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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10 not Il rsct We sell the hes. unlaund.;c
shirt in the city for IL %. Geo. &. Ro1a,
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commencing n. 10 o'clock \. ~, at The front loOrd
lion 10 the highest AMI best BIDDER the !n!!GT!ts
| described properly Tor us much Thereof Ms IShto%
tnfy 10 satisfy rxpeH.tH pl Slr ED The Hl0lh;tI
the debt uilAtd and secured by satd dee pIiEG,iH
that Is 10 sly: certain tract o: ia!rcl Of AI ",
Ing parts Of Subdivisions aud u u The sAtlh he'd
eatatc, plat Of which Is on record in Ile tItiE"
Office OF the County CUT Ol ONO c0lnIy, Nc'
Virginia. IN iced Book No, s. page 80 aid GouHd'
ed mud described as follows. VIZ Hssanuc Al
stake corner to Henry lIerCy. :. Il = lVSiV
po!es 10 stake corner TO FlvInmiNs; theic. WE
the line Of FleminnE \. -" +. q ~ no I"tt e.
stake; thenc- with snid tine y So 4 N'V'p
poles TO stake; thence with sriI line y, 81 I
IL 81 100 poles 10 the iiNlsiehd fine Thence o.
;aid line 5i%o l. 5 Nol,s 70 stake ,7yf wa
Mcdonald thence 5, j.3j4' v. s. pole. 10 4 ~.
thence with fiervcyfs iinn s 81 v. 70 tt'i@ 70
10 Inc place OF beginning, containing seven saS
t~o roods and twelve pctchcS o! Land. b" ibrss
thote or less, c1ccptingOniy the reservation, @@.
IN Inc deed hereinafter re!eriCd IL, being lhrHEt
property conveyed to Si!d BERNARD SGHaivy hE!aIi
H. ssaser and wife nnd Others by httA dale! 1FTI
Isl, ls,3 and Of record In said CIe;A ot,t IN nv
bnok No 60, lage 40. ,.
Tue be!!e1eH perfect, bat r'lliHG n IIHr
shall convey only such little as Is Vested IN TIE "
sill decd Of trust
TEENS or SALE-Two hundred 4oilnn d 'hF ftf
chase money. nnd as much more ~ ne iaiVtta.ii
may elect, cash IN hand; the residue q iA'crt *.
WIN interest from dny Of sale The purchaser FIVE
notes for deferred uayments secured by died "
trust OH the properly.
y. II. HAMEn, T'G'st.
Auciinnecr, Llt:-
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the ball. s'rt#Irr T !
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For sale by Logan Il Co.
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plTTshrEG'l, May 4.-rettolrlrm moderately ac.
tSc: UNI ca certificates unsettled. closed a; ;n,%,
refined &c for Philadelphia delivery. '"|'I'
BRAnfonD, "a, May 4.--oil weak and sensitive.
openen ~ hisheS: 12.se lowest 7i,,c, cioSiuy
n, .assc. Sales $4,000 barrels to,al ssi,nan,s
yesterday 5o,2'' barrels. Charters 81. 100 Barrels
NEW ORLEANS, May i.-Sugar steaiy md IN f,tr
demand. Mo!msscs quiet and unchanged, - '1''
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d per.onal ebaracter.n Unfortunalelr

cided personal character" Unfortunately
these have been few and far between. The
most notable was Lord Chesterfield 1.-THE let
ters lord) whose irish administration was 8
bright episode in mis- career, and who un-
questionabiy took conscientious interest in
his great Office, and was deeply anxious TO
do good service 10 the people. He "had
rather" he said, "be known a. the Irish
lord lieutenant than as The lord lieutenant of
Ireland" When some bigoted blockhead
told him, with a long face, that ne had q
Roman Catholic co2chman in his service,
his excellency said: 'IDdeedi is that so?
Well, at all events, I'll take good care that
he never drives me to mass" The difficulty
in the case OF Irish yiceroys of this complex
ion of mind has been that, as notably in the
case of Lord Fitzwilliam, their sympathy
with the ruled wac ground OF offense 10 the
small but dominant Anglo-Irish faction in
ireland. Lord Spencer, however, labors un-
der no such dis sdvantage, and he is un-
doubleday honestly and earnestly striving
that he may leave the country.in a very diff
fereut temper and condition to that in which
he found it on the blood-stained day, six
months ago, on which he entered Dublin IN
state to assume the government. As the only
viceroy who has, we believe, been a cabinet
minister, Lord Spencer's position is unique
among Irish rulers.
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"DIXfE''
no the EdItors Of the Appeal !;

To the EDITORS of the Appeal;
CHICAGO, ILL, October 81 send you an
original copy of the song of "Dixie." 1t was
published this morning, wrong. / send it
TO you amended by "Unce Dan" The BEN
eft promises to be great success. Dan
Emmett, in 1919, was leader of orchestra
for Walter LenoI, in the old Universalist
church on Washington rect, and was fire.
quently in Memphis with Dan Rice and
Spaulding & Rogers's circuses, but has not
been in Memphis for many years. How
would it do for Dan Emmett to come to the
Bluff City? Could not benefit be given
him, under the auspices Of your principal
citizens? Surely the author Of "Dixie"
shou d not be forgotten in the South, when
the North has 30 nobly come to the front
in his behalf as writer of "our national
songs" DIR. KANE.
NEW VERSION OF DIXIE
Dixie's Land was violent rebel ditty, Written
especially for the Southern States. That it was
nothing of the kind is best proved by the follow
ing copy, which is taken verbatim from Daniel ID.
Emmetl's original manuscript, emitting the
chorus:
II wish was in de land OBJ cotton,
Ole times dar am not forgotten;
In Dixie land whar was bawn in
Arly on frosty mawnin-
"ole missis marry Will de weaber;
Will he was a gay deceaber;
When he put his arm around her
He look as fierce as forty-pounder-
His face was sharp as butchers cleaber,
But dat didn't seem Ditto greab 'er;
VIII run away, missis took decline,
Her lace " as de color OBJ de bacon rine.
"while misses hbbed, she libbed in clober,
When she died, she died ali ober;
How could she asst de foolish part
An marry man to broke her heart?
"Buckwheat cakes and cawu-Ineal batter
Makes you fat, or little fatter.
Here's a health to de mex ole missis,
An all de gals ms wants to kiss US.
NOW if you want to dribe away sorrow,
Come an hear dis song tomorrow;
Den hoe 1t down an scratch de grabble,
To Dixie's land I'm bound to trabbel."
The general chorus 10 all the verses was
81 wish was in Dixie, hooray, hoorayl
In Dixie land
Well take our stand
To live an die in Dixie.
Away, away, away down souf in Dixie!
Away. away, away down sOuf in Dixiei
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A brave and a GOOD Man,

The Henderson (Ky.) Reporter indorses
the ticket put out by the Democrats of Shelby
county, and saws:
"The ticket has frsEclass names from
among the whites, with the possessor of Only
one Of which we are intimately acousipted
and that is DR.. d. T. Porter. DR.. Porter is
leading grocer and commission merchant,
and was the first chief executive officer OF
the city under its present organization. He
occupied the position, at a heavy sacrifice
of private interests, for about Two years.
when he voluntarily retired, though urged
to remain. Bot he needed rest and recuper-
alton, and to obtain these, resigned office and
went on . jaunt of several months to the
Pacific coast and New Mexico. Almost the
entire reading world is familiar with his
brave and noble conduct during the terrible
yellow-fever epidemic of 1878. Posses sing
abundant wealth, and his household con sisi-
ing only of himself and wife, there wss no
reason for him TO remain in the city other
that which always prompts a brave and
noble soul TO incur danger in order 10
relieve others in distress Placing Mrs
Porter in safety, the doctor recognizing the
full force of the fact that the pest of duty
then was the post of danger, took his posi-
ton and labored for his suffering fellows as
few men ever labored before or have labored
since, till, himself stricken down and thrust,
as it were, into the very jaws Of dea' b, from
which he was Providentlaity rescued in or
der tina. he might fill the full measure of
his usefulness, and 10 this he has been con-
tributlng ever since. 10 honoring DIR. Por-
ter Memphis, Shelby county and Tennessee
honor themselves, and but for his extreme
modesty and baekwsrdness in such matters
we should expect to see him occupy the
highest position the State can give ere he
shall be gathered 10 his fathers. The peo-
pie of Memphis and of Shelby county need
not the assurance from US or any one that
their interests are and will be safe 10 DR..
Porter's hands. They have tried and they
know him. But if such guarantee were
necessary, we would unhesitatlngly and
cheerfully give it, even ii our head was to
be the forfeit"
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
In the Whole History of


No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained SO
wide a reputation, as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Its long-continued
series of wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made it universally known
as safe and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
forerunners of more serious disorders,
it acts speedily and surely, always re-
lieving suffering, and often saving life.
The protection it affords, by its timely
use in throat and chest disorders,
makes it an invaluable remedy to be
kept always on hand in every home.
No person can afford to be without it,
and those who have once used it never
will From their knowledge of its
composition and operation, physicians
use the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recon-
mend it. 1t is absolutely certain in
its healing effects, and will always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists
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OCTOBER.

o suns and skies and clouds of June,
And flowers of Jane together,
1e can not rival for one hour
October's bright blue weather.
When loud the bumblebee makes haste,
Belated, thriftless, vagrant;
And golden-rod is dying fast,
And lanes with grapes are fragrant.
When gentians roll their fringes tight,
To save them for the morning
And chestnuts fall from satin burrs,
Without a sound or warning.
When on the ground the apples lie
In piles, like jewels shining,
And redder still on old red walls
Are leaves of weedbine twining.
When all the lovely wayside things
Their VIII te-winged seeds are sowing,
And In the fields. still green and fair,
Late after-maths are growing.
When springs run low, aud ON the brooks,
In idle, golden freighting.
Bright leaves sink uoiseless in the hush
OF woods for winter waiting.
When comrades seek sweet country heunts
BY twos and twos together,
And count like misers, hour by hour,
0ctober's bright blue weather.
o suns and skies and flowers of June,
Count a your boasts together,
Love loveth best OF all the year
OctOber's bright blue weather.
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ElectrIeItx Tor perenae.

A prominent New York electrician, in
speaking of the use that could be made Of
electricity as defensive measure in time oil
war, says: Suppose had in a fort steam
FIRE engins, with hose that would throw q
stream OF water a qusrter of an inch in di.
ameter 800 feet. Now, if had one end of 2
Brush machine grounded and the other end
connected With the water passing through
the hose, the very instant the stream oil
water struck line of troops that were ad-
vancing to attack the fort it would kill them
Toe stream would then be really a flexible
electric wire, and as it swept along the line
Cf men it would NOW them down like grass
II thousand men were to u arch up in q
solid body they could all be killed in ten
seconds. II would be absolutely impossible
to take the fort. Il could be used with
equally terrible effect in naval warfare.
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MISSISSIPPI.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION.
Notice of Application for Incorporation.

A Ii persons interested " I'll take notice that the
II undersigned intend TO apply in the manner
prescribed by law, on the 18th day OF September.
1852 for charter of Incorporation for the town Of
Wilmington, which eaid town. when incorporated,
viii embrace the following territory, situated on
The Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern railroad,
in Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wit: Beginning
at stake near the center of Thomas Cullinss lot,
south $50 east % links from peach tree; thenca
north $50 west 553 links TO STAKE in the center OF
the above railroad; thence north 26o east with the
railroad $50 links 70 n stake In the center OF the
railroad; thence north 65o west HOO links to .
stake, north Go west 81 links from maple marked
K; thence north 80 east, 500 links 10 stake 25o
east SO links from persimmon tree; thence south
$50 east 1900 links TO q stake north 26o east 100
links from elm marked X; thence south 25o west
100 TO elm marked X thence south $50 east %
links to q n oak stump; thence south 26e west $50
inks TO the beginning containing IL 50 100 jacres
An alphabetical list of the qualified voters In
municipal elect ons, were said town incorporated,
has been made out and filed on the 18th day OF
September, 1882 with Cham Jones, a Jus
iice of the Peace in and for Shelby county, Ten
nessee, who resides nearest TO said opposed town,
said alphabetical list is in the custody of said
Cham Jones, and will re main and be found at his
residence for thirty days from the date Of this
notice. open TO the inspection Of al persons inter
ested in this matter. W q EASILY
7. Z. CUiLEES,
j. w. MOORE,
JOHN FITZ0ERALD,
September Is, 1882, JOHN BLACKWELL.
Brooks d Hammer. Att'ys for Petitioners.