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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-18
HOUSE

The day was devoted to the discussion of
the railroad question.
Mr.. Kelly, Of Shelby county, introduced
the following resolution, which, under sus-
pension Of the rules, WIS unanimously
adopted:
Res)lUed By The General Assembly, Of ne STATE OF
Tennessse At this the national holiday of Ire
land. In appreciation OF her heroic people, whose
love of country, resistance to tyranny courage in
the field, e oquence IA the forum and ympathy
for the op9re ,sed have in all ages won for them
the admiration OF all who honor that which is
true, noble graud and sef-sacTiicing we, the re-
presen latives Of the people of tennessee, extend
10 the Irish our sympathy Ia the struggle which
lauHIordq
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JUOlE HoaRIGAN's SUCCESSOR.
J NJ HARRIS BECOMM ENDED BY THE SHELBY
COUNTY DELEGATION.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March 1.-THE delega alton
lr,m Shelby county will on Monday present
the follo wing letter to Gov. Bate, urging the
appointment of ]. NJ. Harris as Judge of the
Criminal Court Of Shelby county:
NASHVILLE, March 10, 1888.
To His Excellency W. B. Bate:
The untmely death OF JuJge Hortigan creates q
vacancy in the Office of Criminal judge OF Shelby
county had TO fiji, because Of the very gre abii
ity and high character OF It's late incum Dent
Recognizing the importance TO our constituents of
the filing Of that vacancy by the appointment of
gentleman who possesses the requisite qualifiea-
ions % be the worthy successor, Of our late
lamented judge, We ask you TO appoint Mr.. James
M. Harris Judge OF the Criminal Court of shelby
county. Very respectfully,
J. S. GALLOWAY,
e J. wendell,
MORGAN J. NELLY,
JOSIAH PATTERs on,
LION HOWARD,
". B. RAMSEY,
d. 4. FORTEg.
1t is generally believed GOV. Bate will
accede 10 This rtouest
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JACKSON, MISS.

1t is generally believed GOV. Bate will
accede 10 this request.
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AcciDEN r. os the RAILS.
Two Mea BADLY hangied by the Wheel,
SATURDAY.,

Two Men BADLY hhnSteu Dy the Nhetis
Saturday.
Joseph Marshall, q resideniof Cameron,
Marshall county, wal run tVcr BY the Bslti-
more & Ohio yard engine on The track near
the machine shops on the South side Of the
creek, 10 this city, Saturday night shortly
before 10 O'Clock and received grave Injuries.
His right trw WAS severed Mas the elbow,
hip iisiocalad, the left knee fractured and
SEVERAL severe outs istsi: ed tb Vt the p9dy
and limbs. He wSs taken to the home OF his
brothe: -!n-!aw, John Iriswe!l, corner Of
Chapline and fwent1 seventh stresls, where
he was attended by Drs. Pipes. Reed and Nc
Gumphry. Mas1all va, 2Syeals Of age, and
had wife and one child. He was until re-
gently in the employ OF the altimore & Ohio
Company, but wg1 discharged few days ago
and came to this city 10 get his pAy. He was
intoxicated when the accident occurred.
Fosters orcht s.ra, from Bellaire, plased for
1 ball al West Wheeling Friday night and
as some OF the members were walking home
about three o'clock the next morning they
found the dead body Of young man on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh track near Mtrtz'S,
above Gravel Hill. The tirst train up gather
ed up The renainp, which were found to be
those OF Alex. Wolfe, son OF tho owner 81
the West Wheeling ferryboat HIS legs were
cut of, one arm torn loote aud bis head
crushed shapelas. On examination the pilot
Of lie engine OF ,rsin OF, freight that came
down at 6ne o'cless thst night, was found
marked With blood, and shrsds Of clothing
vera found on the wheels 81 the cars The
enginse. had not noticed any one on the
track, however. Itis difficult 10 explain his
presence there, az he bad hScn at the ball
and this was out OF his read home. His far
Their told reporter last night that the story
that bullet hole was found on the boys
body war without foundation.
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CAUSES oF DEATH.

Proportion In 1000 Of pop
Deaths SANG m9Atb laE: !
MAleS. uI,t,rn.,,..'...,.."..,.l4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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A. L. RICE 4 CO.

From to-day, and uutil our stock Is ex'
housted, we shall begin n Grand Clear.
auce Sale Of Millinery Goods. We find
Ibis course necessary In order 10 make
room for a largo stock OF Holiday Goods
now arriving. We have taken every ar.
tlcle OF Fancy Millinery and marked dorm
the priceto u positive sacrifice.
Birds Wings and Fancy Feathers now
csc, soc, 7jc and $l.00, that last week
sold ut double and triple the price. Hats
now IS and soc that were regarded
cheap ut $500 last week. Trimmed Hats
and BonIets In the same proportion We
expect to make hole In our stock this
week, and would advise early purchases.
Next week we b gin the Holiday Season
with popular goods at popular prices:
, A. l.. RICE l. co.
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The Peabody Itacheis' Ipatitute closed Id
sessions in The Hall OF The HOUSE OF Dale,
gates, Saturday afternoon, having at eaet
mestipgs inri Q issd lha iEYofak ~ ltapsSs Nor
made hi ia opening. hours. Az theptngHo o.
Il q meeting, on motion Of D: 8 iLsJgpseqal
v Ia az thanks ives unanin oualy rendered
n 10 Superintendent Dutsh,r.
Rev Dr.. ]. E. Smith. OF Fourth street N.
II. Church, opened the tay With prayer. The
attendance was good. s3-i
The mug!c at the mo ming Ee:sion wfs BY
First ward pupils, aud In Ihe afternoon by
an EIghth ward clsts. Both would bear
com psrison with that Il Other schools on the
Proi Marlborough offered Apr'yi t. the
tssnSer showing the greatest dexterity and
snictuass In addition, which was won by
Mis- Alice Cunningham, Of Ballsire.
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SAM. M'C0LLOGH
IRON rHE cLERKsAlp
OF til. clrsul. Cspr.,, and Nj. John ". Mitchell
Appointed his Successor The absent HAS
Friends ask for D,lsy-Ssthlre ntnin
the Mystery Ofths Dlslpp,srsaes.

There is still nothing new in relation 10 the
mysterious absence of Clerk samuel B. Nc
Colloch, OF the Circuit Courts. The expecta
ton that there would be some development
at the meeting Of Court, Saturday, proved
unfounded. The charges Of neglect OF duty
against the Clerk were called up, and Juegt
Boyd asked, us there an appearance2"
Mr.. ALI. Caldwell said be could not say
that he appeared for Mr.. McCulloch, but he
was present on behalf Of his friends to ask
that action 10 the mattsr be delayed. The
Court announced that whlle 1t sympathizsd
with the family OF the missing man, II could
not grant further delay. Prosecuting At
torney Jordan then examined John 4
Roemar, an assistant In the Clerks Office
and Sheriff Brown, to establish the absence
OF Mr.. McColloch from his post The Court
then found tat the charges had been aus
tanned, and ordered that Mr.. MtColloch 'be
removed from his position. ~ Z
Mr.. Caldwell requested that tho evidence
be made q part OF the order, that 1t might ap
pear that McColloch's neglect OF official duty
cons s.ed merely in his nexplained absence.
This the Court ordered done. .a5
Judge Boyd theS announced that several
applications had been made for appointment
| to the vacant position, and that no and Judgt
Jacob had cav sse3 them all aud concluded
| 10 appoint John w. Mitchell clerk. He tool
the cath, and gave bond In The sum Of tire,
thousand dol'aIs for the faithful disot arge o.
his duly, with August Roll, Lucius Hog
and Alfred PAUL as sureties. John Waltor
Roemsr retained % aB.istaot In the office.
| fe11nrriNv arHF ms a q m fiflu m arI
by the two judges:
Ordered that the grand jury DO fmpanellet
and all criminal matters be heard In Part
Tho law and ohancery cases are assigned I
Parts ] and respectively, az indicated II
] the docket alrs iy prepared.
The docket In Part will bs called on Moe
day, Deoember3.
fhe docket 10 Part will be called on Tuet
day, Deoember4.
Il Is also further ordered that thirty j1ror
be drawn aud summoned to attend on MOE
day, the 7th OF Jsousry, 1884, aud for Mon
dey, December 10, 1883.
ordered that the grand Jury drawn aot
sum moned for this court be required 10 at
tend In Part 2 on Thurseay, December
1888.
After the announcement OF Msj rr Mitch
ellis appointment, there were s:me ctiticism
OF the action OF ths court Republican at
torne,s said that Mr.. McColloca being
Republican, 1t would hays been o?ly fair Z
have appointed one OF this par J, especial!
since Republican OF experience and othe
special qualifications was an applicant 10
the position. Mtj1r Mitchell already hell
tie position OF Deputy Sheriff, but II wa
understood that hs intended TO run flr tn
ClerkshIp at tie next election. His sp
pointment at this time will OF course Civ
him special advantages for the race. Som
nor. partisan Democrats expressed regret q
the action OF the judges, especially sine
they were both eleniatl BY Republican votes
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PERSONAL MENTION.
news ana Gossip RI Reference 10 Vargas
.H Rolple.

News any GOSSIP In hsiefence 70 sfftSuh
1esple,
Mr.. James ". Paxton and family leave for
the South this week 10 spend the winter.
Misses Nettie aud Emma Craus leave for
Ii Fayette, Indiana, to day, TO visit friends.
VIII Steele came down from Pittsburgh
Saturday, and spent Sunday With Wheeling
John Dantord, OF 81. Glairsyille, 0 son Of
ex.Congressman panfQsd, was In the city
Saturday.
Mr.. John Howell, who has been attending
United States Court at Charleston, has re.
turned home.
Mr.. osar Rammelsburg hssreturned from
Paris, and 10 the guest OF his father.in.law,
Mr.. George X. Wheat, on North Main ssfept
Migs Mamie Kemple, OF Glaripgton, q
charming little blond, who has been visiting
Ms, Eds Cine, returned home Saturday
evening.
Auditor Miller and vile lslys In few days
for Florida. Mr.. Miller's absence will DO
short, but his wife will probably remain dur.
ing the winter.
ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the 1HTELLIGEScER JoB0HYIcE.
Good work guaranteed.
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dhs q,stelIissnf:se


Lincoln Cub Mesliug.
Argand PArlor Ssoves-Nes5ltt & Bro.
The Youths Companion for 1884.
Charley shay's Academy of Music.-Thirt
Holly and Eyerrecu-Kirk's Art Store.
Spare Ribs-D. O. List, Jr.
r. NJ, Gillelaud, Glue Manufacturer.
OHal-spareribs, &c,-F. Schenk & Sons.
Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods. G
Dr.. John E. smith-EThird page.
Undertaking and Y nbslming.-G. Mende
& Co.
Ayers sanapsiilla
Pittsburgh & Kenawha River Paoket-W
N. Chaucellor-Hcad OF Local.
For CincinpaH-sseamsr Andes-Head o
Local.
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MlIlnecome ,iissionarleg.

Rsy. NJ. L. Bsall, pastor Of the Pfssby terian
Church Of Bridgeport, after preaching ~
usual yesterday, stated 10 his congregation
that himself and. wife, on their own sappliea.
tioY, hSd been appointed as foreign mission,
aries, by. the Board pf Missions. M: Beall
has been with this esarcA about two years,
aud in this time has made MOTT tagoFaelf
impression with bis ohp'elisnd the selgtsne
b ali and tears gay9 expression throughout
the largo congrtgst; on present b tbe greai
esieem and Syntpatbyf tha psople.s Mi.
Bssil remain witlillhi5 chutct IRR .epting
or until;ho leaves for his newifeld q: 9aps,i
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R0LD nOHBERs
And a lucky Wet sa-narr's'y at Elm

A nd q Lucky VIci % -HHFEIh'y NJ bInl
GSoVe.
Tho Store Of Lott Kimmins, At BIN Grove
was entered by burgle;s yesterday morning,
and the safe blown optps- There was pack
ags Of $40 In the safe, but the explosion
blew II out and pudsr a sieve, where It was
nnobseryed by tho thiayeP, who left with
only small lot Of sho.s. knives ahd other
~ Ne bSgsies and horses were stcteh ths
aveninr bsiore I ON Jmts Murrag's livery
stabla al Wsynts5nTg Pa. These vera
stunned near y m 1rngs for some time, and
ona 81 them turned loose there, while the
ethsr NAS brought 10 the city gnd here
sbandoned. NJ. A GFfsy recovered both.
in. KimnilEa Ess rebota about > yeer agc,
Hhile no ms P0Slrrs'si.
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An extraordinary announcement OF the
attractions which Il Il has secured for 1854 Is
made BY the Youths Companion, and especiaI
" noteworthy Is the group Of serials which II
will publish. These include original stories
by Mrs. 0lIphant Thomas Hardy, James
Pawn, Katherine e. Maequo!d, Alphonse
DSudet George Manyille Fem, j. 7. Trow.
bridao and Frank II. Stockton. All these
were written expressly for ii and Mrs. OH.
phantIs story Il laid to be the best she has pro-
duced for some time. Daudets story Is Of
me In Paris, Hardy,s Of the PeasAdtryin the
west Of England, Fenn'g OF London, Ma.
Mseauoids OF Normandy, and TroWbridges
and Stock Of America,
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Suprsme ColIrt or ApptaIs.

This court met at the usual hour Saturday
afternoon, end announced the following de;
cisionti
A. ]. Kelley vs.. Linsley's Administrator,
from Monroe county; opinion by Woods, sp-
peal dismissed, as improyidenty awarded. il
= Miller vs. Whatsoever, from Taylor coun.
iy; opinion by sayder: judgement reversed
ard cause remanded.
Curry Vi. Town VI AGnnilgtop,. from
Marion oountyiopinion by Snyder: judgment
reversed and new trial awarded.
Dis vs.. Bridge, from Wood county; opinion
sy ssyder; decree reversed and cause re,
Armstrong VS. Town of Grafton, from Tay.
lor county; opinion by Green: reversed and
remandsd.
State VS.. Heaton, from Gilmsr county;
opinion By Green; judgment reversed and
now trial awarded.
Thomas Va Rector, from Harrison county
opinion by JohnaoDI decreeof Circuit CouIt
affirmed. -.
Graham vs.. Graham, from Monroe county
opinion by johnson; decree Of Circuit Couri
..svsraed and cause remAndsd.
John ". Flanagan W. ]. Z. 9utphen, from
Fayette county petition for writ Of error re
Fansler's exot;ya FspslpY, from Ticker
county petition for writot error and super
MeLare Is. Maitland, from Wyoming
county; order made dischafging rule.
Cnftlin q Co. yS. Foley Of d., from Wood
county; petition to hsys eass oortiaed forth
Adjourned ultll next Saturday at 300
n
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Tho Hanlon Brothers-all five OF them
and their company arrived In the city last
evening, and will appear OF the Opera Housa
this evening IN their famous play, Us yoy.
before, and made o decidedly good impret'
sion, and no doubt will draw large audiences
on their present visit. For ioSsh;snd.tum.
lively action, tho equal Of lie Voyage en-
SUISSE has seldom been seen. The agility Of
the Hanlon Brothers, the railway train In
motion On the stage, and the explosion, arc
remembered pleasantly BY everybody who
saw item -. W..
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THE BizAAR or NATIONS,
Financial Report Of tho Committee oi
AErhngemeuts.

Financial Report Of tue GoWhstttee ol
Arrangements.
The following is the official report Of the
receipts and expenditures Of the recent
Bazaar slyoa for tho benefit OF the Women'i
Union Benevolent Association.
There were received from the sources
named the following sums From sales Of
tickets at stores &C., $i05 "A; donation, 90
received OF ]. A. Miller, Treasurer OF com
mlttee, rs follows viz For tickets sold u
door, 1910 $751; from refrtuhment room, $ltf 90
supper room, 1904 81; Spain booth, 81 a7
Switzerland booth, $40 Is; Germany booth
500 0y; Turkey booth, $50 so; fine ars room
S33 80; coat room, $27 80; France booth, 1872 10
China and japan booth. $3.50; Ruts!a booth
IS 90, flower and candy booth, S4 4S; Idsh
booth, IS 81 donation by Mr, Miller, 50 90
Judea booth, $75 OF; Egypt booth, st.erds
Quoting ~ 90 paid Insurance, $?2 %; MIS-
RhlnesiroH, Including % 90 donsted ny Mr.,
o. 8. Long aod 81 o. from American BOOTH
balance alter deducting psyaeatto eeEsents.
&C., 81 SO: Glpsey camp, IS 10, maktnga total
OF So, 462 20 from all sources.
The expenditures were as follow: Paid
Stephen MeCollocb, carpentsr, $3.50; paid for
tickets, $I2 So; friSh booth, s. 90; music, $6?;
nirbt watcs, SIG; Butk net, servant, 50 Is;
MOVING plano, 40, Sc IS; electric light, S3S:
day watch, sis; hsnIlnx, SSs Sc; scene paint:
Ing, $l3 10; supper ROOM, $50 81; dr.pipg
booths, &C.. sos %; services ianitor, $780,
engineer, $40; services Frank sBi advertising
and distributing bills, $lc4 05; cigarS and
cigarettes for booths, sos 81 ser Janis, Sc, per
fEsI. Miller, tstaIurer, $50 10; total expenses,
SiJ 02 Us. eo.el SsSfipD .oi committee,
t$9 4as PSI net iect Int, " IN u is..si.-.s-.
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WAsHHerox, D. O., December 3.-l:So 4.
a.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cold and generally fair weather, winds shift
ing southerly, slight rise, followed BY falling
barometer and rising temperature.
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western unioi, X, st. Paul =. Denver n Kansas &
Texas q. Central Paeldc y, Manitoba X, Canada
Pacific u q. O. O. q IL per cent. Az The Close the
fnarEet was hTm and prices nearY up 70 Tho high
EN- touched They were. in genera, Blso the high.
ssf n fheWfek. md y . ~ PER cent above Fri.
DAYS cloSnR sale. Expofts Of specie port oisNew
Yofk Tor the week ended to-day, So, 6o: snce ist
AZ janulfy, 0lb 99J against 81 lm the cor.
reEpodins period last year Total sales Of Ltock for
mo uast four business days S27, 900 shares.
TrynnGfbfi0us to-day $4,000 RhRfeH
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Do rot torture yourself longer. by wearing
ill.fttirg shoes, but 60 al once and get q pair
Of shoes that have both Style and comfort
combined, at L, J, Blends. 800 5'''-. =
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CHANCES in Sabre OF the American Booth
may yet be had atA.A. Frarzheim's iewelry
store,
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GAIL at G. 8. Feeny's, 14lo Main street
aud see the large stock Of Candies and Toy
for Christmas trade. - *, - I: !.
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4 srcaxp invoice Of "wauks zen phast' shoes
and other styles, In geutlemen's fine hand
and machine sewed shoes, Just received at
L. ]. Blona'a.
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The following SHOWS the range Of the ther.
mometer, Rs observed at Schneptsdrug store,
| Opera House corner:
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Tho undersigned offers ios knle h!h FARE, AlulgtS ,
three miles cast Of 81. UlainyilIu and one nue.
south OF the National Road, containing lW lnt.'
l35 under cultivation; has plenty u tUOd uppSI,
IL well watered, lii very fnyo,aby, " easy 70 gu
tiyRte, aud IL ont VI Tire lest SEns - thAI 9
the country. It contains one go0d dwelling houss
and one tenement house, with ample and ton i !,
nient outhuild ngs; hGS three god oitbMgl ~, y,
choice fruit, together with variety Of 0iLti Hu"
such a. pears, cherries, quintCA, &c &C a.,
For particulars inquire Of the unatnigueH VI
the premises or address Rt It. ClElhvillo, y:
SAMUEL Il. FlNEEY..
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EoR SALE.

EoK SALE
The valuable Fam owned b. tho lite Lewis
Sutton is offered for sale, htuAted Two miles soHIn
OF St ClairsTille, CoutaIuirE 1875 aces Is well
wGtertd ana OH II Is huo tItct Of timber: good
school within nifty yalds Of prp'niSGs. II mol sNi
by December 18th 1t Will be offered publlcEa on
premheS Thursday, January 10, 1851. 10; illttef
son, st, vlaisYiIe, o., or N, q. Mitchell, aAttlns
Ferry Ohio del
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FoR SALE.

EoR SALE
$50 Acres Of Ohio County, W VA, Ltut, on
the Hempheld Railroad, two miles from Met
Alexander, Pa, and Oil the EatiO, ii Roac. GU!
able for dairy farm. Well wAIenGd and itnLeied.
But q few steps from the door to ratlroGd tAIioa
l6ilmore's CTosslug.) AllbGrns aud thedh IeqglitI
on vol regulated fam. FOE information y W
mice, tc.. EtidreSS d, i, ATKINSON q,
West Alexander. Warrington Co.. IA
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NEW YoRK. December l.-Mnney easy at 2a2h
Fer cent, closed Of . per cant Prime mercantile
paper 6abk per cent Sterling Exchange bankor'
oils quiet aud steady ats sly; demand o. SIN.
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LARGE stock OF Candies and Toys for
Christmas trade, at G.s Feeny's, l4lQ Main
street,
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GENERAL NOTICES.

WHEILtSG, November 10, lSS,.
A special meeting OF the 8 cCkh Idea o, II,
Pittsburgh, Wheeling a KcltuCIy Railroad Com.
papy VIII DO held al the principal ofi(e Of IN.
Company, IN the tity OF Wheeling, West VIFEinis
on I'd uksDAY, January "a 1851. 1t lIs1 ocioSt
A. NJ, for the purpose OF voting upon The nItief al
the creation OF loan Ct 500 TO- secured ty MON
gage upon the whole line, including the exienlIo,
10 Benwood. Tho spctial meeting hC'etOI0fe Al.
yeitist d u be held on ue day, November 81 lSSs
Is postponed until JSnuary:l, 1854. 7 ?
by order Of the BoNd Of Directors
=. u. LIGGETT.
no2l hSiEt4nt Secretary
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INDICATIONS.

7.n12uSSoF.x7r.Ml7A. Ml2MSP.M7rA
10 IS is IS IS As Il Us
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-FRoM APRIL l, 1854.
II that One storG-Ionm, 1865 Market sttttL ii
pfesont occupied rs d clOLh.ng SiOiG. Enquire d
John Bruce or Geo. J. &aLiltOD, no. I'D AIitli
street. D0l9
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
II CITY PROPERTY.
20 acres land opposite County Feat Of BiiItoa
County, ", Va, on ELK BlYcf Improved eight
foomed dwelling house, stable and CiChaId. There
| Is also q TN yard on said properly.
1900 acres tin bored land IN v cIEel county, VIVA
1000 acres timbered Land In IIaxton TO-, N.ML
W. Y. HOE & BIO,
nos lSt1 Main stteL
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A rAvonaBLs SHOWING

or tho Health Of me city In so.
vember. -
DR.. T. o. Edwards, City Health Officer,
furnisbe, the following mortality statistics
OF the city OF Wheeling for Rovemb.r n
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in the city OF Clncinnati: MEG alleys Reyis.
cd readers, Rays arithmetcs and algebras,
HAryey's Revised GrammAis, Eclectic series oil
Biographies, Eclectic system Of penmar6hip,
Eclectic History Of the United states.
Psaslee's Selections for Memorizing. Nc.
Guisy's Devised reading chaF.s IS, Eclectic wall
maps and wall case.
High School Course-Ray's Best Problems
In Algebra, Rays Elements OF Astronomy,
Norton's Elements Of Philosophy, smith'6
EaRlish Literature, Hepburn's English
Rhet1fic, Thalheimef's General History, Mo.
Gutfey's Revised Sixth Reader, Dufeets New
French Method.
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District seheols ~ Manuals in Oral Language
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