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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-02
Semiamin etbGlt eincn 2lnitrag.

Gs 1T rest drSeslia, bas fa Gtapia uns ndt
anitliibt. Ss 1T eissninnis uno min su SauIs
tlsitsn, iass Caroline Clara AT itrsr Muttsr. GO
mar Sasepartts nit Ublisantsm Trabitiasn in ees
Dilfbaiers Sauls psrabrsost trprten, unb 2abp
wtrrilafs batts suSeiast, fh nit ibrsn SShtsrn
sinSninfen. 9si bisisr @sisssnbet iuats man nit
DEN tsnadtartsn GuiabeFsern unb oeren 6amilisn
tsfannt Su uerben, um nid,t gang unporbsreitet in
bic iitlihs &siesnfclss rer rebuaatssaiisreisn
einsutrstsn. alQsrsinSS Bate Gle uno IA Elm Diner
bic 5amilis sinanbsr ndesr ssfitrt, atsr Die Bsr'
iireuts Gage Der 8eFsunstn mar Rsts Der Inenipf'
uns psrtranter @ssisbnnssu tinnerlia sssrslsn.
Ser Setrter ssns Better scriibsr. gBaren AUDI
Die Ndhts idcn fsl .unb netelis, 70 psrHOiisn tca
bic Gage in bsitsrsm ScnnenfGsin. Slab marsn
bic gDdleer n!at entlautt, nod batten tsrbiiliAs
Ressnsahs Die 0faee niht unires1am semahi.
9iniss listsuawi,biss NaAtarn battsn fh tersitst,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-02
Gine Sf)an0tbat entbiillt.

s}or bier Satrsn murps bic Saffs bes Marines
3ablmstaers Beltnap i'm SaTsbaubofs III Brccf,
Jpn um $4,000 beraubt. alus Snoieien PEREZ.
nstsn iia, Den 9sroadt auf Bslfrap 3u psrfsn,
uno ss erfclste feline SienfsssntlafIans. @sinen
unsrmabliaenSfahforl sslans ss bic 5aul,
bissn aussufinben uno our 8srbaftuns su brinsen.
Gs iinb ssfd9rliHe Sisbe unb Ginbrstter, relae
itr Sanonsrf In England srinhlidb selernt 6ateu
uup oensn fsin ShloB unb fsin &tsssl miberifebt.
Ser Anfiitrsr Der Banbs mar Elm sspiiYsr San,
ley, aud s@nfnSrisr Sad" ssnaunt. Gr 1T,
pie AUDI feline Samsracsn, ie6r reid uno Bate 70.
gar cine 3sit laTs in Maa1rsst Elm MaflrseIaaft
bstrisbsn. Samals nannts sr fh Ssg8itt 6.
aBristt. Nah pcIbrahtsr gsrautuns Der 3a6ls
meiifer'8aiie in BroOtpn ndberte i1dt iensr 9iss,
Der fia oas Inispen zines ioltosn unb ssbilbsten
Germ 5u seben pusts, osu 9unossmarIhaa Wurs
rap uno ersdblts ibm, oas 3ablmsifsr 8slfnap sin
Spislsr fei unb Die &ssisrnnassslber In siner ses
piTen SpisltSIe In Nstp 0otf psrlorsn tate. Sr
msros am frlssncsn Sage nit Dem Wari4aG 6in.
se6en, sr rcle ibm eas 2cfal ssissn, mo- 8slfnap
Gags supor ba5 Gslb psrlpr. StitSem BAT Mar,
fha0 Murrap DEN Stanlep niat spiscsr ssiebsn,
als Bic ct ibn In Siio, @arolina arrsrt. gtanlep
9ate fih in srcBartise 9aumpDrsn' srseulaticnsn
eia9slaifsn une ruuroe oaour5 lsbr rsth.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-02
Ser SeufcI In lIuterhDleu.

Daniel Wstitsr pflssts Iftsrs eins ansfbots bonn
9farrer sinss Sen1atba acrtes 5u srsdblen. 0a.
mails par es bic elite, TN gSintsr 9sDerboisn III
truseu. Sic Sage rarsn itcn aismlih fa9l unO
Ser pfarrsr, Namsna Seal, tatts feline 1ntsrecisn
bonn Brhsn css Sauies bsruntsr sebolt. 9sim
ltntsr1ntsn funo sr, ba6 cine aclonis gSsipsn elm
Het narin esbaut satts. gr entfsrnts eas Bsss
psnnsf, 3cS bic Scien an nnb sins 3ur 8tras.
Siniss meniss aSsipsn batten iih utsr bod mod
harin erbaltsn. ss tparsn srfarrt .ssrsisn, trurs
DEN a6sr burh bic aEdrms Der 8sine misber lebers
Sia gBabrsnh sr ben Ssri Su isiner Yrseigt ppr.
Las, fad IGN cine 2essps in's 9sin. Gr iutte iie
III ;srquttitsn, srfislt aber einsu ntaen Sti9.
g3cr Shmu3 lief sr Die gi6sl falsn unb lprans
ris tsieH'n ouf Der Sansel serum, inbsm CT NIT
DEN SGnosiI auf bic Bsins ialus. Sis Gsmsinbs,
bic Dem @runo niht fannie, puros iibsr eas lrneers
tars gstrasen ersrifen. Ser e5seants, ba6 sr rsr,
ridt ssporcen ist, tsmddtists ftb Der @smattsr.
slass ts8ann, BON 6uyht srfaut, i'a su erbetsn,
un, III sutisbsn. Ser 9farrsr, ciss is6enp, pollts
He tsrubssn unS rief i9nsn su: rBribsr, fiir4tst
Gub niht, ba8 gScrt oes Germ 1T in meinem
Maune, absr Ger Ssufsl fst mir in hen Sclen."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-02
Get5crfebern.

0srmart5 i1ste Der 8u9ruann unaufbSrliA
ater nas pcybers pfsro mar nbt BON Der StsGe ~
trtnasn. Gs itarb nit ietnsn brsttsn 8oroerfiBsr
untsnsslin auf Der 2aneitrabe unp mid nt4t einer
3oa brett bon Der Sssls.
gBas fsblt eem 9biers? fraste @cger ben f5u5r.
mann. Sisb 81, BIN, Oh stn sa& auf Dem 2Ss8
l!e5tl
gatafris ndtSts Ta 8irl scn BEN aufSet6 6iymtt
Rcrnldfen tsruner, nit nielsen Der 9Saasn, B.
tu Wa,fte fu9r, tepaft mar.
Sin cad erlArsft has alte 9fsrb niht, msin
Bil So 1T fin alles sinssfabssnss Sbier I'm
fiir1tet fih nt9t Dor sfstsn-6att! fhrie
auf, ala er Den 9cesn Dor BEN s5i6sn bsS 9fsIos
unterIuhts, ha lsst Elm MsnidS quer iiter bsi
Dea. g8ir bGten i6n bsinabs ibsrSsfabren.
SIN niaasn aussntla iprung IO9sr pcn ben
Wasen unS srfannte teim Sbeine Der Saterne Elm
mtni4lbe Gsltalt, Die rssunselcs oalas.
Gr bat mo6l Elm paar 3ise ileer Den SnrHt AZ
tban, tsmerfte 8in arinlene, abtr Nc8er brEl
nidt auf ibn, ipnbsrn ls6 iia nstsn Dem srifarrts
Rcrpsr auf bic Snie ntsosr. go flebt Blut an ibn
rsf sr mad elmer Msils erlArcfsn. Sisr TT si
Woto ts9anSen!
sc lrar nrta euntef; MIR bic srRsn sinsifsleaftf
gtrablen oes McrsenliHtss uno Der sAttn B.
Dasenlasrns tslsuatstsn ipdrlia eis 3dss B
untefannt,n Mannss, Der In taltsetrcSneen Blu
lad. halaS.
Gr iii tcbt, rtns 3psifsl iaats Bia; ater 8r
aer Bate bic Saulier hss 9abinseitrsften tsrht
unb sine iamaHs 8swsauns bsmsrft. alnh rsrrisI
Elm Isiiss StSbnsn, haB bas 2shsn nod nidbt q,
Dem GSrper entiuiden mar. 2ber Der Mann tr'
lapsr psrlsst. ssine rshts Ssite farrts ron g
rpuuenem 8lute unp eth Nermel isinss &Gfs8 10
Surslrhsrt unb ssrisnst. 9ca iparie RcSsr b
@eru1 ron psrtranntsr @rrs unh i4tp6 narau
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-02
Gin raoifaleS gilb.
(gOn sinsm gaaritalsn se,sianet. }

Scr G6rw. Ssnrp Barh 9ss8er bslt porfebien
Scnntas in lstnsr STRIDE 3u 8rrOflpn. 81. g, cine
Rses uno u,ahts unter Hnosrsn fefSsnss ltarfr,
iseoa rittiss uno rabrs 9emerfuns iitsr bic @or,
ruptirn isinsr eiSsnsn rOlitlAen Glaubsusssnrl.
fen: -
vOis Mannsr su Wal6instcn unb Nl6anp 6aten
ier 9anb psrfauft; fls baben itrs Msnidliafsit,
ibrs gbrs unb bas pcn ibrsn gpnaitusntsn In Fc
sstsss 8srirausn psriasr5t; Fs ilnb bic 9srfibrsr
nnb @sreerber unisrer Susenb; Fs iparsn bic Ser.
ratbsr, ialin,msr ala isns, bic bas Shmsrt ssssn
urs srbcten; ie iinb es, nte oas atte Banner teu.
hsln uns unser bic SaSe tretsn. Ssns, pstas auf
has Banner Der Ser. Staatsn isuerten. .parsn niht
ealt 70 Ihlimms 8srrattsr, trts hisiss Sspirms,
bas bic GrunbIassn Der Rssisruns aufra6lt nnb
bura corruption uno Niatsparni8tsit esten Gin,
turI In Musa4t fsGt.3
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-02
6 @ogmssbms. 3. DGmmerstaa 2. Mai 1862.

Elm taBIl@ss gtif Arbsit 1T, absr bunosrt Bfunb
iinb ni6t 70 lsat sn rsroiensn. Mua fat fls 8sat,
es fam ia stn gBilbbisb isin, unb psnn er Diber.
fanS lenlet, bats i'd oas Ssiss auf meiner Seits.
gstn salaf mar boot unrn9is in jsner Naat.
er fhmabte fcnSertars Ginse i'm 8raums, 10 has
feline Urau mssrmala srihrsat auffubr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-02

an; fiiats fe iaerssnb 6in,u, als Der mistrauilde
sstlebiiter Sas faeinlcie papisr ansaffte.
9tlts smpfatl isA 6asnss, unb erf, als ct ben
etniamsn gealbpfab bstrsten batte, tpaste er, bas
gmpfanssne nGber su bsiiHtissn. Gs mar cine
9mnogtpf
Enrfye etuno At
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-02

= Ser Siferrethii9s 8slanets In Waf6tnatcn
1T isbr befcrst um bas SHtdiaI Marimilian's.
Dts 9a6ri@t, hie Dor sinissn Sassn sintraf, bag
tn Yusbla cine AnsaRl faiierliaer Sff,isre BON
ben iibsralsn Sruppen ffnnershtlis eiapifen trcrs
BEN isien, bat bic 8siorsnis bes @eianbten nod
tsSsuteno rermebrt. Ct perfasts Fb am 9rnnsrss
tag tn oas Staats. Sspartsmsnt, un lidb aa ertun.
o'ssn, Of Die Anfunft bss Bctsn immer mod niht
asmsloet tpcresn fei, Der auf ssrarb's 8sfsbl RON
9fsu Orleans gum Saupiquartisr Der eibsralen ss.
lanbt trnrbs, um fdb In, Atamsn Der @esieruma fit
Die Sacnuns hs5 2sbsns hss 3ai1srs Marimilian
Ut psrmsnoen, tpenn berislts in bie 6anns Der 9is
tsralsn fallsn fcnte. Or. semarb fcnnte Sem See
lanssn nur antrOttsn, sas Ssr BOts Bsfsst srtal.
ten sabs, auf benz ibnsIFen Weas au rsiisn, nas
ebsr nod fsine ga1riat BON letnsr Mnfunft tn
&asrstaro etnsetrcffsn lsi. Ssne 3peifst ftmrbt
gtarimilan tn grocer Ssfabr unS sr oarf frc6 isn,
tpenn sr NIT betlsr Saut aus Wsrieo bsransfcmmt
nnb Sslessntstt srbaft, aa bst Napolecn ~ tss
sanesn, Der i'm untsr faliasn 8Orlpissslunssn mad
gferco rer(cdte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-02

Ste Shiffsna4rt4tsn BON europa, bic
bis gum Ia. glpril rehen, liefern bic fcleenoe
ltehsrfbt Der 8amsrfunssn Der frans5IiId5sn
3 ettunasn User Sis erObsnhs Srisesfrase:
Dem 8Dnt3 >pon tScaanb nurbe cine Ystiticn
ess Solfss ron Sursmbur9 poraslest, tporin bas.
lsl6e ben srnflthen Buni9 ausipriAt, In ser S6s
gut heS 6auiss BON Oranisn bslaiisn Su perben.
Sas Seurnal nss Ssbats bradbte ensn Nrttfel
User Die 9ursmbnrser Srass, irprin ssaat pirS, es
tpiros ple tsiier letn, SuremeurSsals Suremburg
su bstasn, als es hurh snen Ssriss franBSlfb Deer
frsnstip MAIDEN gu mcasn, eeilsn Tclsen Msmano
i'm 8oraus erfsnne.
Sts Gabstts be France iast, bas 8cte TT iber.
renet, bag es einen &res ssbe. Sts bsoanert ie6r,
oab Gle Sursmburser Srass auf's Sapet asfommen
1T, itset absr elm, sas Uranfreib ntb ns9r sutlf'
ssbsn fann.
Sie Spintcn 9atiOnals iast:
Dranfrsi1 III burh tefe nnh frdnfcnbe aufre,
sun3 nieeersebeust. Ste preusiihe Rsasruus
bat tcnmhtbi8 Die Naumnna BON 9urembura per.
netssrt. Stes tit GROCER unoane unb ibr usbsr.
mutb TT unertrasIih.
STE fran5SFihs @reIe III bsinass sinRimmis Der
W!snuns Die Annsricn mSae ~ Stanne fcmmen
cSsr niat-bas 9teu6en ssuStbfst nsrps, bas Ser.
sostbum 81 ranmsn nno nar bic 9eesierun8 ansin
1T rubis,
Sic ai6srts iast: Que Suurnals olltem ben @siit
Ger SatetlaGpsuece IN 1eoer quite hno tn leoer
Wuftatts srtpe6en. SIM sanBen 9anos lplten
8clfspsriammlunssn atssbaltsn tp,rosn, rpslhs
Sraf 8ismard anseisen pas, psnn ss cine beut.
ihe Naticn sate, auh cine fransrFibe Station pa
lsi.
Bsun 60 sinsn bsutlhen 9atrictismus gift, Der
smpfinslth TT, 10 1T Der fransSFlde empfnclith.
Utit sinem gSorte, penn bas psut1he 9olf iib 70
aufrstBsn uno psrfisren ld6t, pa6 es Dem prsus.
ihsn 99rssiBe bent, 70 tpirO es nidt nur Die fran.s
sSf1As Irmes, icnesrn aud oas franj0Fids 8ole
sum gssuer baten, weld3s snihloiisn fnb, i9re
ltnabbansisfsit tu psrtbsotssn unb bic 0srtgGss
BON 1915 in S5ssen su ssrreisen.
gtnen Gbulihsn artifsl bon @erarein fnbst man
sbenfals tn nea Stbsrts", wsrin inter anbnsm
seIast miro: uHapplscn mub sntmsosr in Den arics
seesn ceer erlauben, bab bic Nation sehsmittist
ntrs."
Sts SSlner 3situns 1T ebsr fir einsn @srslsia,
ale fir 8riss unS etfldrt, 2ursmturs fSnnts ais
unabbanSi8er Staat anerfannt uosr an8slssn at.
9etreten psreen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-02

@sbsn TT SETTER ais nebmen, laate elm
Sunse, Der Sists tsfcmmsn bate.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

CANS BALL.-George Cans gives grand bali at his
splendid new large Hall on Main street, tomorrow
evening. See his advertisement, and buy ahcket.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

PR1soNERs.-Sherif Springer of Owyhee arrived
here by stage of Saturday having in charge four
candidates for Penitentiary honors-Smith, eight
years, for arson; Bradley five years. for grand lar
ceny; and two Cinnamon year each, for robbery.
The nice birds are safely Gagged Buena Vista
We were glad to learn from Mr.. Springer that two
Indians were shot Silver City just before he left
Mr. Springer started his return home by stage of
yesterday morning.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30
Sperial Notires.

Revenue Stamps, (of all denominations,l in
amounts of one hundred dollars and over, can be
purchased at par for currency ess amounts ten per
cent adyance) at
First National Bank, Boise City, l. T.
AGENTS B. M. DuRell Co., Idaho City, ]. T.;
DuRen & Moore. Silver City, L z. n22H
Currency Exchange on all the principal
Eastern cities can be purchased at
First National Bank, Boise City, I. f. +
AGENTs-B. NJ. DuRell & Co.. Idaho City, 1. T. = =
DuRen Moore, Silver City, I. T. 22-H
Coin Exchange on Portland and San Francisco
given at par for coin, at
First National Bank, Boise City, l. T.
AGENTs-B. M. DuReI & Co., Idaho City, I. T.;
DuRell Moore, Silver City. l. T. n226
Currency Exchange on Portland and San
Francisco given at par for currency, at
First National Bank, Boise City, T. T.
AGENTs-B. NJ DuReH & Co. Idaho City, I. t.;
DuReH & Moore, Silver City. L T. MOTT
Revenue Stamps sold in small quantities at
their face for GOLD DUST at SIC per ounce, at the
Banking House of [n2atfl B. M. DUREL1 & Co.
Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST at the Banking
House of In2Stfl B. M. DURELr & Co.
Greenbacks sold for Gold Dust at the Banking
House of [n23tfl B. M DURELL Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

EPISCOPAL MEETMG--At meeting of citizens at
the Court House Monday evening, to consider the
practicability of securing tile services of resident
Protestant Episcopal clergyman in Idaho City, Col
s. A. Merritt was called to the Chair, and George
Ainslie, Esq, was chosen Secretary. A Committee
of Five, consisting of P. E. Edmondson, A. O..
Isaacs J. L. Smith, j. W. Wood, and Jas. A. Pnney,
appointed to communicate with the Right Rev.
Bishop Tuttle and circulate call for subscriptions
at his motion, in furherance of the object of the
meeting. The sum of $140O was subscribed by the
comparatively few persons present at the meeting
and the prospects for the accomplishment of the OBJ
ject in view are very fiattering. es.asA
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

FROM DEADwooD.--J. Marion More Harry Bow
man, John Madden, and Owen Duffy came in from the
new diggings in Deadwood Basin on Monday Harry
sports about seyenty-6ve at work mining and pre-
airing for winter. The big ditch will be partly I'm
ished this Fall, and completed next Spring A good
mining season is anticipated next year. = -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

THE PIONEER MILL.-From Mr.. JAS M. Classen of
the Pioneer Ledge and Mill on Granite Creek, we
learn that the first clean up, two weeks ago, was
highly satisfactory-so much So indeed, that the
mill is kept in constant operation, day and night
and every day in the week. Thrty-fve men are en-
ployed in the ledge and mill, and the full power of
the twenty-five stamps is ceaselessly applied upon
the ore. The machinery runs in splendid manner
nota jar nor vibration being apparent throughout
the whole of the huge but most substantial mill.
The Pioneer may be set down a complete success.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

THANKs,--We are under obligations to Eugene
Howard and E. Lobenstien, Agents of Hill Beachey,s
stage line at Boise and Silver Cities for important ia
vors in the way of latest Nevada and California pa
pers in advance of the mails during the past week
Such fayors are keenly appreciated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

BIG SALE.-We learn that Messrs. Ellis, Devine &
Co., principal mine owners on Granite Creek, who
purchased the ditch property of Mr.. William Lynch
short time ago, for about 800 OOO are putting their
lines of ditching in excellent order by fuming and
other processes. They have a fine property in the
Lynch ditches and next years season will surely be
big paying one to them. They richly merit lots of
good fortune
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

BIG PRODUCT. Another clean up, after three
weeks run, made at the Elkhorn Mill last satur-
day. and the very handsome total of $50 ounces was
the result, which yielded So 800 in bars The Com
pany, weeks ago. paid up every dollar of indebted
ness, and have now over $4,000 surplus funds on
hand The mill is kept constantly running, and the
rock from the ledge is rich as ever. = u
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

ReoTTAxaNG.-Anton Hupprich, whose shop is
just below Powell Goes on Main street. makes the
best kind of heavy Winter or fine French calf boots
at very reasonable prices. Hewarrants his work and
fits mis- cl1sto1nars = - = 4-e@ -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

IDAHO BRASS BAND.-See the advertisement Of this
excellent company of brass instrument performers
in this paper. The members constitute the hest
Band in Idaho They well merit the patronage of the
public, and it is rare musical treat to listen to thei
splendidly executed performances.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

New GooDs.-Rosenthal lat @. Levy's) has received
during the week large and varied stock of superb
elegant, good, and seasonable merchandise The
display of ladies' dress goods, sacques, basques
shawls hoods capes, circulars &c. is very attractive
boots bonnets, hats, caps hoops skirts; and of
trimmings and embroideres laces and flowers, very
superior in quality. See the new advertisement
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

and full assortment of CASE LIQUORS constant
on hand. 4%M 49, = riff
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-30

GRAND BALL.-Thos. Thebo will give rousing bal
at the large Ell Dorado Hall in Granite creek on Sat
urday night, Nov. 9th. 1t promises to be grand
affair, andfolks who Ikea good time ought to attend
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-25

SENT UP.-George Williams, who was
arrested at Stsubenville and brought
to this city on Friday, was given hear
ing before Justice johnson, on Satur-
day. He was charged with committing
larceny at the dwelling house Of Charles
Hanke, in this city, and stealing checks
and certificates of deposit to the amount
of seven thousand FIVE hundred dollars,
one hundred and eighty dollars in green
backs and sixty dollars in silver coin.
The evidence was deemed sufficient to
warrant his detention, and he was com.
mitted to Jail for trial at the May term
of Circuit Court.
Williams boarded at o Hotel on Mar
ket Square for two or three days last
week, but left rather suddenly and I'M
expectedly, at least, "mine host" thought
10. He claims to reside in Columbus,
Ohio, but we take him for one Of the
rowing burglars with which the conn
try appears at present to be infested.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-25

The So-CALLED WINE PLANr.-Noth-
ing dies so hard as humbug. Witness
the myriads of patent nostrums with
which the store shelves groan. People
like to be humbugged, and if the hum
bug don't End them, they will seek the
humbug. For several years an afro
cious humbug called the Swine plant"
has been having an extensive run in
agricultural circles, and by the papers
we see that it has taken fresh and
vigorous start the present season. This
wine plant is nothing more nor less
than the rhubarb plant, and is no more
capable of producing vino than is a
good article Of tanbark, or persimmons.
Still the people buy it, in defiance of
newspaper warnings, paying from SIS
to $50 per hundred for the roots.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-25
soXbsn.nsrupmfsud sfssr sshortcon-

fog1sNhsfFU0mssn d aftsr sshortcon-t
versstiou with -her,a he sssaulted and
fred upon his wife; she sprang from her
bed and, sick and wounded a. she was,
managed to get out of the room and on
the stairway; as she descended Baltzell,
revolver in hand, followed, and again
fired. At tho foot of the stairs the
couple met Mr.. and Mrs. Streng; Mrs.
8. endeavored to save her daughter, and
Mr.. s. attempted to secure Baltzell;
Baltzsll fred upon Mr.. g., who fell to
the floor, badly wounded; Baltsen sue
ceeded in getting out of the House, but
was soon arrested and lodged in jail.
His case came before Court at Pittsburg
week before last, when he plead guilty
to the charges preferred and was re-
manded to Jail for sentence. On Sat
urday morning he was brought into
Court in that city and sentenced to
seven years Imprisonment in the penn
Tertiary. He appeared to be very much
affected when his sentence was being
pronounced, and as he left the Court
room on his way back to Jail he trem-
bled and was almost affected to tears.
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THE REIGN OF MARCH-The season Of
Lent, so far, has been attended by snow
and rain, and although we have been
spared the dreadful floods which have
overwhelmed the West and Southwest,
we have come higher than ever before
experiencing q repetition Of the forty
days and forty nights of rain which
compelled Noah to take shipping and
20 to sea. Saturday was somewhat Of
an improvement, the atmosphere being
more mild and the sun shining for the
first time for near a week. Yesterday
was more spring-like, and during the
afternoon gentle shower descended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-25

THE WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pa, MUIR
DER.-A reward of one thousand dollars
having been promptly offered for the
arrest of the inhuman wretches who so
brutally murdered the old man Sproul
on Monday evening, the particulars OF
which we gave Saturday, strong hopes
are entertained Of their capture. Fol-
ger, the murderer of Dinsmore, was
identified by the heel of his boot, which
was left behind after the commission of
the horrid crime, and a still more trif-
ling circumstance may lead to the iden-
LITIGATION of the fends incarnate who
imbrued their hands in the blood of Mr..
SprOul.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-25
State OF West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court, March RHles,
1867.
Andrew Wilson, rs. Archibald B. Ellison. In
Chancery.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO RE
i cover against the defendant, Archibald H.
Ellison, the sum of SS77 90, with interest there
on from the 9Th day Of September, 1858 and the
costs Of this suit subject to credits of 500 paid
en- the 10th day Of December. 1859, and 800 paid
on the 10th day Of January, 1853.
The defendant, Archibald B. Ellison, not hav.
ing entered his appearance, and IL appearing
from an afhdavit made in this cause, that the de-
PENDANT Is not resident of this State, on mo-
ton Of the plaintiff by his attorney, IL 10 order
ed that he do appear here sitter the fourth week.
" publication Of this order, and the due posfing
thereof and attend to his interest In this suit
.tlA'aA MICHAEL j. BREINIG.
A COPY. Teste: MICHAEL j. BREINIG,
Lamb q Paul, atty's for plaintiff. Clark
mar33pawft -al-,... s.sgi :. : ( p
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SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY.-
On Saturday morning Jacob Baltzell
was sentenced, in Court at Pittsburg,
to seven Year, imprisonmsntin the pen
itentiary. 1t will be remembered that
Baltzsll, who is citizen Of Wheeling,
was arrested in Allegheny City in JAN
uary last, on . charge of assaulting and
attempting to kill his wife Rosa and her
father Mr.. Streng. Baltzell had been
married to Miss Streng,
and when her parents heard Of it they
refused to lot her come to this city and
live with him. He went to Allegheny
TO induce his wife to come to Wheeling;
she was sick in bed; hs was permitted