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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21

FERREL-Qp Thursday, December 10, 1852, "
g, FERREL, Aged IS yeas,
Funeral private from the residence OF his tAtbeF
No 2loO Main street, this Saturday after
moor at 2 O'Clock. Inlerment at Greenwood
Cemetery.
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TuR INTALlIuESCHR's Christmas Sup
plement is full Of seasonable good
things, 1t goes right along with TO-
days paper, and no extra charge.
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Clean aud WldoawaEs.

Attention is called to the prospectus
Of the Wheeling IEERLLIaRNCER, . clean,
wide,awake newspaper, The price FOL
the weekly Is only one dollar a year and
the daily eight dollars, Any OF ouI
friends desiring a city paper should Sc
cure the INTRLLIdRNCRR.
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LEMON ELIXIR,
It's Wonderful Eject On the Liver, Stomach
Bowels, Kidneys and Blood.

hUWVI'I NIWHV1' "HU H''U""'
DR.. Monkeys Lemon Elixir Is u pleas.
ant lemon drink that positively cures all
Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion,
gll Sick and Nervous Headaches, Kid.
ney Disease, pizziness, Loss Of appetite,
Feyers, Ghlh., falpilatiGn u HtafL and
ali other diseasts canstd by uisorieled
liver, stomach aud kidneys, the first
great cause OF all fatal diseases. 80 cents
and 81 per bottle. Sold by druggists
Prepared only by II. MozIey, NJ D., At
lanta, ca. TH4s
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To those newspaper friends who have
spoken kindly Of this newspaper, the
lNTELLIGENCER begs to extend is appre'
clative acknowledgement,
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Doing Good Work,


The Wheeling ISTRL1laRxcRR is an
old reliable, sterling paper and improves
with age, II has al the news, ID up
with the times, and Is doing fine work
for the material prosperity Of West Viz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21
Tho Head Of the West Virgin" Press

BdfHFIVINe VU'I HNVTFTI9t' :,
The Wheeling IHTELLIdRNCER stand'
at the head OF the West Virginia press
and Is an ably edited paper, 1t is clean
wide.awake and u newspaper for th'
faulty circle, and its price brings il
within the reach OF every one. All de
string a first class, aggressive Republican
naper, should subscribe for the Wheeling
TNTRIIIaRNCFR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21
AZ Inauentlnl AdTooaLe.

Pea0A Word,
The ISTELlIGRSCER Is a. strong and
Influential advocate Of Republicanism,
and persons wishing TO subscribe 70 q
arstclass city daily, will do well to give
il a trial
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21

Whom baby was sick, we gave her castorta,
when she was a Child, she cried for caStOrla,
when SAs became Nla, she chung to cAssohA,
when she had Children, she gaze them caDsOria
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21
Trustees Sales.
TNRUSTEE's SALE.

BY Virtue Of a deed Of trust made BY John z.
hCCfADken, John II. Dlehl and Ada i y thl,
10 wife, to J. X. COWden, trustee, aud OF ~ VI
der Of the Circuit Court Oi ohio County "e,'
Virginia, made on tho 18TH DAY u May, ny ~
pointing me "a trustee 10 place o. !ht uit y
hau ed III Aald deed Of trust. WhiCh ildA ~
March ", lbSJ, and IA recorded ID tue uhtt "
Tho Clerk u the County court Of ono tuuhH'
West YlrHlniA, IN Deed Of trust hu0t No "
page DIS, Will sell Ut the front dOOf VI me
Court House VI laid county on
THURSDAY, the 10Th DAYOi DECEHBER is''
%beglnnlnE al " o'clock a the lollovIbs ~
hCflbed properly, that IA W nay! fOIt Wy "
ground Numbered TWenty.thFee, r"Clt,lult
TWen y,iVe and lWBhtyAlK lnhQlafg hlIaptoss
Two Of iphn 7 0ilOhtlitk addition No 40 'p'
city Of wheeling. n
The title " the above property. IA eslleteiI Y
bO perfect, but selling ~ trustee "li Glhnt}
only the title vested To me BY said deed o. Iuas
TgRMS or BALE-Unethii ard IA llhCh uivs
a the purchaser tieCtb " pay H. cA1h lhi ~
Auee ID Two equal instAllmeilD IN 0It hun VI
years, notes bearing Interest from lht I'D h.
Aale 70 DO gly0n for The Tt4efitd pAyihyhl Va
title To be retained until payment u ah,e IL
iull ", J, W, COW DIN, II1NI;
W. II HAtlEN, AHNiIHnepF. W.
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" Christmas doesn't hurry up the
little people will explode. The pressure
is great and increasing.
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.TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue OF q deed Of trust made by Bridget
Noone 10 me o. trustee, dated July !, 1857, 70
corded IN Deed ot'TrlJl Book No, Is, page $40,
Ia the office Of The Clbfk 81 the County Court oil
ohio county, WeSt Virginia, l will sell al The
north front door OIL Iho Court House OF RAid
oouhlyt On
SATURDAY, tile 18Th DAY Of JANUARY, 1880
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the following
described property, that Il 10 say: A piece d
ground situate in the city o. Wheeling, Ohio
county. West NiHiniA, being the south half oil
lot numbered forty three, situate on the taSl
side Of Market street on the north side Of Twen.
ty.seyenth street aud at the corner Of gAid
streets; said half lot has q frontage Of twenty
i've feet on Market street aud extends back oil an
even width binding on Twenty seventh street
ono hundred feet 10 an alley.
Tho title Is believed 10 be- perfect. but ceiling
a. trustee / Will convey only the title vested In
me by said deed Of trust
TERMs OF SALR-0nethird and aS much more
as tho purchaser elects 10 pay In cRAh on the day
Of sale, the balance In tive EQUAL instAllmGnts a
one and two years, notes bearing interest from
tho day Of sale TO be given for the deferred pay.
mepts, the buildings 70 DO kept insured for the
beheat d, the deferred payments, aud the title
70 be retained u6lI payment 4 made 10 full.
WIN. COWDEN, Trustee.
". II. HALLEG, Auctloneer. deaf
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Koani'vas Sun,
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
los.Mwuw
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Wanted.
m WISH no EMpLOY "A FEM IA
Proposals,

NUSTOM HOUSE, WHEELING, ",
" W. Va, December 70, 1859, Sealed prOpo,
sails will DO resolved until ~ M, Dece 6CI3
1889, for Repairing and Cleaning Carpets and
Furniture Ia this Building, PHI,iculuTs on Ip.
plloAilop, CiARLEs Bll KERrON, Custodian,
dele ThHAN
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IL, G0RsUcH, Nj. u.

Barbed wire fences in England are
making fox hunting SO dangerous that
my lords are forced to give up the sport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21

The ISTELLIdRNcER gives vast
amount Of home and foreign news, andon
this line, we can recommend tito DO Q
~irst.claBs journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21
For Rent.

EOR RENT-THE WELL KNOWN
BuAIueSs stand, No, 70 Twelfth .thCL
Possession given April l, 1880. Enquire of I d,
NY RS al Fire and Marine Insurance %. nos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21

INFLUENZA is not the Christmas gilt
wo have been looking for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21

Next Thursday evening the eminent
tragedian, Thomas w, Keene, aud Ills
most capable company will appear In
Julius Caesar" Ut the Opera House
The present season has been among the
most prosperous Mr., Keene has ever ex,
perienCed. That he will play to good
business here Is most probable. His
visits here are those that theatre goert
never miss attending, and bis friends
and those OF Frank Hennig, who will ap'
near on this occasion as "Marc An
thony," are likely to be seen in force,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21

No REMEDY for blood disorders can
equal Ayers sarsaparilla. Though con.
Centrated and powerful, this medicine u
perfectly safe, and may be taken by chill.
dren as well as adults. Physicians reCom'
mend II In preference TO any other.
Price 81. Worth IS bottle. pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS,
To.day's Attractions -ThomAS W, Kesne
C0mlug Next Week.

To.day's Attractions Thomas W. kesRe
Coming Next Week.
This afternoon and evening stetson'a
big spectacular "UnCIe Toms Cabin"
company will present their revised
rendition Of that old play at the Opera
House. The attraction is one that never
failed to draw for years past, and there
IA reason TO believe that there will be
good houses at both OF to-day's perform
ances. People will, go to see "unclt
Tom" as long as he Is on the road, Thu
morning there will be a parade Of tn,
double band, bloodhounds, EVA" anC
her pony "PFlnce," calliope and vartouI
Others Of the accessories used In produc
ing the play, An exchange says Of per
ance Of this company; EVERY one OF
the large stage, Including. pony AMI
hounds, were ~arst'Class, leaving nothinl
10 be desired"
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The ABC
QUICK SALES is
JUDIcIoUs SELECTIONS
And Low Prices.

-
The old maxim that Goods we'll bought arr
half t1ld,m, Is emlnently true Of Books and
We have beCn unusually careful and think w
have Eklmmed the cream from the Book Lists oil
llArpef'B, Rcribner'E, LipplncOiS, Stokes 4 Bro,
Lee & Shepard, While 4 Allen, Hnughton
Niflln 4 Co., Little. Drown 4 CO., Ctowell 4
Co, and other leading publishers. We have
neglected no age or condition, either mental q
financial. Prices and Literature 10 suit all.
those who have not received q copy Of Out
Christmas Number OF THE Literary News" eau
get one on application.
In our other Departments, we have taken care
70 buy only "bure sellers. Already our judg.
ment has been approved BY the public 10 the
sale Of some Of our highest priced goods.
We viii gladly give d popj Of or "yhristmag
Catalogue" Of Stationery aud Fancy Goods, "a
newspaper Lpape 10 too expensive 10 attempt u
n6m9 them Here. We have anticipated an pnu
guRlly large trade, aud In consequence our space
IL somewhat crowded, and the appearance Of
goods must suffer somewhat. They will look
oil the better when you open them at home.
Como and see our stock,
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4 co.
STOCK FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

t24l Twenty-four Lots In Caldweli'i
Addition to the City Of Wheeling,
Said Lots arc bounded on the north by TWsn
ty.ninth street, OH the eIt by ! fillmore street, OF
the south by the HAndlAn Homestead, and "
the west by the B. 4 U. Railroad
Their proximity 70 the above nAtnel nllfOsl
fCnders, them excellent LiteS iOr nAnuiSFIufllI
Ii moi sold in thirty days will be sold al pub
lilo auction,
". '. HUGE n BRO,
1900 Market jtttet
Or WitIiAM N. HARRLAH,
Aulbh T.. ". Cor. CbRhilhe 4 SiXiEnth ~
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]. s. Rhodes & Co.
.USEFuL-
GlriStnaSPpeSentS
BARGAIN PRICES.

Ladies' Embroidered Linen Handkerchief Of
ny, %, 30, f6c and upwards,
ladies' Pure Linen Initial HAudkerchiets Rt
Gsatcuon's Fine HsmSAOhed handkerchief,
Gents extra lne Hemstitched Puto Linen
Handkerchief at 20 cents.
tents extra hne HemGtltGh0d Initial Hand.
Gents Jsp4aeSs Fix Initial Handkerchief at
60 cent? aud 81 on,
Fine fowo . al lax, %, Is, 81, NAnd 60 cents.
sec our extra lnc Towel at o. cts, worth, 81 70.
Handsome Table Cloths, with Napkins 10
match, Of 81 30 and Is % per SET
Plain Turkey Rcd Cloths 2 yards long, at Sc.
Plain Turkey Red Cloths, az yards long At 81.
E%iderdown Comforts At NOV. $500, s9UO aud
upwards.
Silk Umbrellas ct t1I6, n6O, R00, 500 aud
upwards.
Quilts, Skirts and Underwear at popular prices,
Black silks marked down for Holiday sales.
Fashionable Furg for Ladies' and children.
Ladies' and Children's CloakS marked down 10
January prices.
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AXAS who has practiced medicine fol
40 years, oughtto know salt from sugar
read what he says:

ToLEDo, O., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. +. j.. Cheney & Co,-Gensle.
men;-I have been In the general prac.
lice Of medicine for most 40 years, and
would say that in all my practice and
experience have never seen q prepara'
tion that l could prescribe with as much
confidence Of success as | can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribed 1t a great many tunes
aud It's effect Is wonderful, aud would
say in conclusion that l have yet TO find
q case OF cataErh that 1t would not cure,
II they would take it according Ia
directions, Yours Truly,
L l.. GoRsUcH, NJ. D.
Office, 2l5 summit st,
We will give 500 for any case o.
catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cpre. Taken internally,
=. j CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
R6-sold by Druggists, Zoo. nav
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A FEW PRESS OPINIONS.
What the In~telllgeneeFS Contemporaries
Think Of It as a Newspaper.
Best in the State.

ROAM Cotllv Record ~,
The ISFELLIoEScER is Justly consid'
cred the best daily In the State.
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NOT AS SMART AS He THOUGHT.
A Postmaster Who Tried TO Give His
Successor Trouble.

MIDDLETON, n. v, May ls.-A remark.
able ease In connection with the postoilicc
at Coshocton, Sullivan County, has been
unearthed. Henry Winters was the post.
master, and In March last, soon after
Postmqslcr-Gcncul Wanamakcr assumed
his duties. Henry Indcrlicd was appointed
10 supersede Winters. The usual blank
bond was mailed from Washington TO Mr..
Inderlied. The bond was executed aud
rcmailed at Coshocton, but never reached
the Postoilico Department Correspond.
encc from Congressman Sliycrs, OF this
city, also failed 10 reach Mr.. lndcrlicd.
Suspicion that Winters was supprcs.ing
letters from Washington and Congrcs nan
stiycrs, also those sent 10y the new up.
pointcc. IL was only by the use Of plain
envelopes, addressed In disguised hand 10
other parties, that Mr.. lndrriied could OBJ
tain any information. aud his second bona
was mailed at another postollicc, some
miles from Cushocion. lis commission
rs postmaster was mailed from Washing.
ton ON the 9th inst. but hc did not re-
ceiye II until yesterday.
Special Agent Stewart, Of tho Postollicu
Inspectors Department appeared upon
the scene, and Winters soon wilicd. In
the lattefs pockets were found Mr. lndcr
licd's commission aud letters from Con-
gresham Sliycrs and the Postoiiicc De.
partmcnt, all addressed 20 lndcrlicd. In
spcctor Stewart took charge Of the pockelcd
mail. Mr.. Indebted was put Ia charge Of
the Office nj once. aud Winters was taken
10 New York by the Inspector last night,
the new postmaster accompanying them.
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A VERY BREEZY SESSION.
THE SOUTHERN REsBYrERIANs
CONE TO wARLIRs Woods.
Tho Trouble Caused by the Conf5rcncs
committoo's Report IN Regard TO
tho Union OF the Northern and
Southern Churches.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May iS.-Tho
General Assembly OF Southern Prcsbylo-
rians held breezy session In this city
today. Elder J. W. A. Wright, OF Ala.
balna, moved, on the opcningof the session
this morning. that the consideration Of tho
report Of the committee appointed 10 con-
fer with committee from the Northern
Assembly In regard to a union OF the two
churches, be made tho special order for
Monday morning.
The Rev. l.. Il. johnson, Of Virginia,
moved 10 substitute a resolution providing
that the report should be referred TO u
special committee to consist Of one minis
ter and one ruling elder irom each synod,
this committee 10 report to tho assembly
Wednesday afternoon.
Judge i. fentrcss, Of the Memphis
synod, moved TO table the substitute.
Tho motion failed by vote Of 90 10 y
nays. The consideration Of the subsii-
iutc was resumed.
Tho Rev Il. X. Moscly protested
against ha5ty action toward any orsani.
zation.
Judc, Fcnircs said CO operative and
not organic union was contemplated.
Mr. Mosaly said lis prclbyicry had
llcd a protest against even co operative
union.
Judge Fcntrcs replied that nothing
would ever be accomplished u every liitlo
prcsbyicry were allowed to impede lcgis.
lalion.
The Rev. L. u. Johnston, Of Virginia,
said hc believed organic union would
finally come. but he did no, want to sec Il
brought about la such way that
IL would brand the church. lie admon.
ishcd the assembly not 10 b. In too great
haste 10 adopt the report 81 q committee
whose proceedings had never como 10
light, and an adoption Of whose recon.
mcndnli0nl might brig about a state Of
naairt which would inevitably lead 10 an
organic union In which The southern As.
scmbly might he the under dog In the
fight-iho little man who did all the work
aud got no pay.
DR.. ]. !. Bullock. Of Washington, OK.
moderator, said that in appointing the
hffttAAA'hAN hAtNAhAAAfN w NN..f
10 appoint men who were faithful 10 tho
church, aud who represented all the views
among Us members He thought the ro-
port was a good one.
e DIR. James Woodrow sid he wanted 10
defend the committee from nspcmions
which had been cast upon u, II tho as
sembly should appoint aspccal committee
this should DO done without rejecting
upon the conference committee.
iric Rev. =. II. Chester OF North Caro-.
lima, eaid the report was tic Joint report Of
Northern and southcrn committees and
had 10 be adopted or rejected ~ n whole,
and u would not be- wiio 70 appoint
special committee 10 present q m0diiica-
ton Of II 10 the assembly.
Tho Rev. H. :. McAllslcr d Misgiss::
slppi, said tho Northern prcsbyicrians had
yesterday declared that the proposed fo-
port was an entering wedge " organic
| union.
After much discuHicn the report was
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
Allen rhorndyEs rice. FUNERAL.

NEw IORE, May lS,-Tho funeral Of
Allen Thorndykc Rice took place At Grace
Church, broadway aud Tenth street, at
loan. to-day. Tho Remains had been
removed yesterday from the Fifth Avenue
Hotel 10 tho residence Of his sister, Mrs
Edward Cooper. There II was that tho
pail bearers assembled ut hali-past nino this
morning. The pail bearers were: Vice.
President Low T.. Morton, Walker Blaine,
representing the Department Of State;
Gen. w. 4. sherman, ox.Mayor Edward
Cooper, Pierre Lorillard, Chauncoy NJ.
Dcpcw S. II. olion, VIM. Jay, VIM. T..
Douglass, w. w. Aslor.
The remains were encased In n caskel Of
solid rosewood, on which was a plato
bearing the name Of the decreased, the
date OF his birth aud the date Of bis death.
Tho caskot was completely covered with
flowers. All these were carried 10 tho
church with the caskct, and other en-.
blems awaited u there.
Among the gifts Of flowers was one from
the President and Mn Harrison.
The funeral cof,egc arrived at the church
ut 10 o'clock. The church was crowded
and the sidewalks near the entrance we're
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
THE oRoHIN MYSTERY.
The Doctor Has Never Boon in Toront,
-omoial Information.

The Doctor Has Never Boon In Toronto
-omeial Information.
CmcAGo. H.. May ls.-rhc story Of
DR.. Cronin's appearance In Toronto was
discrcditcd this morning by the receipt Of
the following telegram from an officer sent
from Chicago 10 investigate H.
pftnnu. MIch. May A.
To George ". Hubbard. Superintendent II Police
Just arrived from Toronto. Cronin was
never Ia Toronto DrNNis SNuoSa
Tho morning mail brought the following
letter FROM the oilico OF thc Chief Consia-
bic nj Toronto:
Superintendent iolioe, Chiraro.
beg leave 10 acknowledge the receipt
OF your letter dated the 18th instant, Ia 10.
gard To Dr. Cfonin. | have caused pariic.
ular and exhaustive inquiry to be made
INTO the statements that have appeared In
the IBipim u this city. aud have caused
the parry who gave tue information which
WIS iclcgraphc Ia YOU 10 b. closely qucs.
toned on the subject. IL would now ap.
pear that the Identification OF Dr. Cronin
by tho party who stated hc saw him In
Toronto last Saturday was by no means
complete. In fact, think there are the
best Of reasons for surprising II 10 have
been q case Of mistaken identity. II is
quito true that the party here thou .ht him
Dr. Cwnin and aiicrward saw tho man
leave the city by train with woman. As
Tar ~ ! can learn this h. the foundation for
the sensational reports that have been
transmitted from hero and published In
your papcu. ! regret that in sending my
telegram on Monday last moro caro- was
not taken 10 verify tho correctness " nay
Information. Your obcdicnl servant,
II. J. GHAssEtrE, Chioi Constable.
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PoRr HuRoN. Mich, May is.-Thc
steam barge r. L. Rannoy arrived here to.
day and reported running into and sink
ing the schooner Meuick OF Prcsquo lslO
yesterday morning. Tho collision oc.
CURED during a thick iog. Capt A. q.
Rusho aud the man at the wheel were tho
only ones saved from the Merrick. The
following were lost X r. Johnson, mate;
Mrs. Cole, Seaman Kennellcy, Clayton,
Ontario; J. 9. Charyloix, W. Ours, De-
tfoiL
A special 10 tho Milwaukee Evening We
o5nsin, from Port Huron, says the Mcrick
WIS owned by Cash J.. Taylor, Of Detroit,
Mich, aud was valued at 5000. She was
insured for 700. Tho Mcfrick was ono
Of the old style canal vessels, having been
built ut Clayton In 1868. She was rebuilt
In 1877, aud rated "A2." In the Inland
Lloydig register.
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Tho state snrrsms cenrL

tInclhl Dispatch " Tie Appeal
JAcEsoS, Tenn, May 49, The supreme
Court met this morning with all the Judges
present aud delivered opinions Ia the iJl.
lowing eases.
Affirmed Yanocy Vs. Ellison, Moody
W. State, Jefferson va State Porter W.
Ice, Parker vs. Wilson, Fillhugh w.
Waucll.
Reversed aud demanded lIanle Va,
Palmer.
Reversed aud Judgment Here - Me.
Guiro and vito w. Newport News & Mis-.
sIstppi Valley Railway Company.
Tho question ~ 10 tho rccciyabliiy VI
tax receipt, ior freight IL not adiudgUd.
johnson w. Wilson, Judgment reduced
sil and affirmed Ia other respects
In the ease u Thomas Jefferson ". tho
State judgment Of court below affirmed
and Jefferson sentenced 90 bo hanged on
Saturday July 10, 1882 In Shelby County.
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the two concerns was finally consummnted.
\ contract for term OF years was drawn
up and ii med by the controlling powers
oil the two organizations by which the
meat company will handle the product Of
the cattle trust. Senator Dorsey, one OF
the moving spirits Of the meat company,
expressed himsely rs well pleased with
the now Arrangement. lie preferred not
b mention the details OF the compact,
but said that the two organizations had not
been consolidated. I'VE have effected a
traffic agreement" be added. (which prac.
tically makes the American Meat Company
the agent OF the American Cattle Trust"