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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-20

These powders will be found OF essential value to
those whose means, health, other crcumstaII-
ces do not permit them to increase the number Of
their family without inconvenience suffering. and
perhaps risk Of life This preparation is new, SAFE
IRE the health Of the most delicate. 1t curtails
no privileges but gives strength and vigor. Nor
ly con ,ilered il Of the highest utility and sus
tanned by the soundest principles Of prufen and
~irtue. Their use should be avoided at certain
ti.res. Price SO box Sent to any part of the
,ast perfectly safe frem suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or Express addressed
To BENZ. +. JOSEELYN. NJ. d
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-20

John CHM: s. and C. tax Is %, delinq.,
81, assessed upon lots Nos. /. T. 5, s and 9. in
block No. 80, T. and S. division. Carson City,
and improvements thereon valued at lis 90 !;
household furniture valued at 50 90; l wagon
valued at 80 GO; . horses valued at lbs 90.
Total. 400 90
II. b. Pomroy: s. and C. tax. So. delinq,
49, 100, assessed upoa lot of land fronting 101
loo feet on the west line Of Thompson street by
240 feet deep, commencing at point on west line
Of Thompson street. I02 5-1U0 feet south of the
south line of Fifth street valued at 100 90.
John 8. Richards: s. and C tax D A., delinq.,
2 SIS assessed upon lots Nc. i, 2, and in block
No. ~ s. T. and S. division, Carson City, with
improvements thereon valued at 400 90; west 80
eet of lot No Q, in bl.ck No. q, same division,
and improvements thereon valued at 200 o.. and
household furniture valued at 100 90. Total,
200 90.
, 1869-05-07

To lso, with aa'es of 10000 10 lA,ooo aharea. Va
bash, Michigan e1uehe1n, Northwestern 0Ee-
fcr1ed) and Lake BhoTe were eonpax xatively arm.
FoRk1dx 1rKM,
The Prusstan Government haa recently ordered
it, forts nlonz the une to be prpvisloncd for ak
month";, and the gaTsons Increased 70 double the
reace stAnd1rd
10 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
7HE FRKSCH ATLANTIC 1AK1k.
NKw foK1, NAY A-1t u stated that the French
Atlantic Cable Company Will Land their shore end
n Ca4e Nay. From the Cape the three m1tn lines
de7tztc one running acroaa tho hAy to Lewz, ON
to WtaninRton: another direct to PhiladeiphIA,
md the third along the shore north 70 New Yosk
The steamer having The cable on board viii sail
from France tn Ju1y.
kA1L TuRTKITKn
TIE b&ll Of George ". Chandler, III actor, said
70 % pA}tnR In Chicago, and accused Of Obtaining
divorce N 1ndlRna without noufyln8 ht4 wife
ana then marrying again, Kas declared forfeited
sestetday, be having failed to appeaz- The amount
MaA 81, sDG
Vim E Dodge Wa reelected P1e4!deni OF tht
Chamber Of Commerce to-day.
THETA pKLTA CHI. . ...
The Theta Delta Chi Association Is holding ita
twenty y-accond ANIMAL convention at the Asto!
ffouse- DelegAtt1 from the South A1r present FOL
the nF1t time aimee the W11.
, 1869-05-07

SKw 1oak, Aayk
RxALl-raI on EA1r1oARp
The steame. Ariel arrived today from coqen-
naxcu, aod WA detained II quarantine with three
cases Of small pox On board.
7Hx CCRAH EXPEDITION.
The Uuited ssates Aa.shal clalms 70 hare tntor-
,natton that the steamer Arogo did not carry Gu
han recgultA
TIE Ept7sns AaI saJs before fortnight nas
e,,nAed the Cu1an tnIurTcctlouiks9 VIII have re-
ccJyed rcinfo,ccmenn Of 1t least 900 well train
I'd and veteran fighters. and enough arms and an
1nnnltton for ugely offensive GUNNER campaign
MokKI.
The mopty market VIA gencfaA3 cay touas' a.
ntr cent Oh caI With exceptional transactions al
CON interest. The Il 100 ,ooo Of government go.d
axa.ded to-day viii be paid to-1aor1oF, chiefly IN
National Bank nnteA-
rne1r ~ considerable Actis1tJ tn gold. VIE
a.rnna rusrket. i report that the Spanish Alnas
IT, hsIi Informed that department that tne 9ecog
nftann OF the Cuban insurgents would be cooss'el
n A declaration Of VII, induced purcnase%
hAuwAYA
1s,eFe w1s much excitement And neas3 u1asH
uons In Few Yo1k Central. which Wae i1Aalpa
le,ed t,1 numerous rumof1 The aatess telek1a@l'
rrom Albany lcare the fate Of the Central OH 11'
xeftaIa. western ahases wsse h1eeoH. ~
fa>: .ta:8zt * Aqfk lslsa1. sal:s II ':@ !
, 1869-05-07

uxAparAE1n4 AI111 >aT DIts1cH o1 1AG
MiSsor9 07I1G1 GuzEH Z, C9M14*i1saSa9 M;4 1sS9 u,
s~,,rd nrpe..es IN dut 4c4tcl viii r,e.t1 = tnae
oacs nn*t Il O'Clock nssd43. thf sn .1 ~ = ii IL
T. sa u! ~, H. Ssssz Ell si1as. s.
t~1.s sii to be Msdr Il time - The
~ Ha19 81 .st e. IL new dsub1e k:naJ tAtf. &C.
20 Ia 70 eol1Alo about s~v lgahtit ~
III ~ r. M1dr t duplicate srhieet 10 - EscA S-
s,toms whicS EI1 B. raads on A{paAoo a II a
49, =, thr of3ts4 II the S113ix,fn1e nrakf3ens Ct
Iref1 Fntt Lt4renwofth a01 CuaAh4A ~ae1a otAAAA
Tua71afe- aixaed b. aaTesst tvo g III
% Is Pe1soa psopoatne, w Be- promptly entered in1o
.nd fui6I1ea, tpu11 AcrQ8PA0J f1fh Rkof&AE1
~ Tt1tf Ee1erTe3 q st!eef ny aca II bldA
f1oposaA thooh b eroz'ed {f9gT:aA THiARK tft
A@5staot Ca,naary Gencraa Of U11fG II;
Ei.tt1 Ain,v, Etei CcEauhe1ly u suhat4ttne9 Aat
@y pNh4on q e. eM1a.4s M AA,tHsin1 M5 VI
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Headquarters Military Division OF
the Missouri,

OFFICE CHIEF QUAHTE1tAASEsH.t
.r.nxn fnofesa9-@ fSsst2s' m Ae:4 = =! s;
uni L q. s.:Srts5 ihe 18th day q NJ H. f.. ;.s
!; S: H. .a New o.
rrann IS ara II wav petrt1, etE: m
Eexe ai. ~ .6a c;'I S.m5b1, III & f:Es Tsaa, ~
b<tween ST. Louls, No.. .ad rles'huFEtA Af'~' ~
'Bttween st. Iouts. No. md New o''e1n'' A"'' "
"R;ueea G.. .ro, m. and Mt.nphie. 1snn. b. ':1st
sEe1sS Hs' EH111" = ~ caies1o. i sn4 NJ.
OrcanA, L. md p'iota bet"eca 1ha1 PLACE a''
chse .hsoSsn q L Nd I'd Memphis BY
ri t S11ssxs T. g S'.Ia sh'oa' fatnf nd
81 S,5 9 tso s. z ID New Orleans.
rom fs*o to W. 4, a1it hsnse "a 81 SeT o.e.n.
t!aes III s @ she dessea ~ T.
51f ia s5 '9s :nS Si f. Il II. 20
"a t11s, sp 81 i' :sa xearsis saa Sf" "a
G;s !s n ~ xe bdes ss III 81 .s, sst IL
q III. 5sts 6 % 2sa5 fi t:s 6
ssarr q rie1sB1t. S SIes:6atE nd Ees QsS.;a
-
n sts . b p: p 4 It asa ~ E1t. ~ u I
9G ,s r Tn. ,1s.sff r .ss aa3 =
e.; -. IT, sn Fl :sd1r + Ssah n ass -
~ S. S1 fSs s IL .ss s. ri 6 sa9s
v o5seeona ~ rte rrr 1nc pounds It which THY vi
| tntxuoft 8.rtNta alAo. b.1ed hay and sttHM
I Thtrd TIE rate At c-ch which they Will EA24plk
hn,srs u,Eit. cattle. Au hnlz neeE 9r1 WaSncA c1t
TuRkb1 fuE IL :l1k Aznah ~ ec supplied p1 lac tss
Bsiacrs wlt pe~e ftse the sstc It With they vi
| fur.tsh transportation tp as1eal. -.,... f-.I-h
The epnts1Gtuf Mu1t AWAY giro
| the rfcfc11c'. md "a 20 eaH, W:0 = au2M4 stE.
c1fT pry1it the e1cIua{on a St4Tes2faeot lEtlt
IN cafe tAt contracting party fA1i1 10 caH9 Hnps
tuprI3ex IA iCtIet, The H -.
/ - 3uruiah transportation II he eIPtfF 0! tue ~.
tracfor epd nothing herein e1t tanned thaH pe - F.
atftd II tu IErvent the EoTc1nne11 isn1s t1A7Po ~
| trmn9 md NJ Fltrs any Of IL otsu tnasA t,
Bidder. It aM kse taeaf na1Es Y 'aI; NM Ts s.
mr5ps1j+d .st.a bepd IN :1c s1'n It alc4B Msnsa
- IL ent-.et u aW1fasd u the ptrson p1sposaak
cncfurt vii e acerrttd Aad eEtefed ta!o sn1 ke
Hnd 1ufsGeut pccHrttJ t+I1tahed " tA4c ohssI In
| -oT1.nrT wt:h The terms u this AdsertstE,tnt, !.
The enutrartoE vii hc required 70 Gtro noaa ID
The psffT 10 whom :Ae awAzd Il ma3e must ee ?,
pasfd to e1reute .c e4atsaet 4 on ~ ~ "
Te Government reserves tac E1&at q 1t5eIt ~ "a
| the Ida that may b1 oErfrn 49,. ~ .,. .A.,,1s
Tf1cosa 4 fu1 transportation from p Louis fno4o
Indored FrupuaaA for t1ausPostat3on ltoen p. -
u New 07icant: and Way poIat: NH -, ~ nj q,
t,14 att.n fryD Ciueago, Ptpp<Ast l3f rAA Aa4 -
t1rspoTtata,q ff3z1 Chiea<p to N-H o11t7t3.e2-~
| sIs3nsscd to tho lnderslSned.
- b urdtr o{ tia QuArtestna{Mtfr r. Ge415S-
Assiatxnt QuA3tr9ncasttr Genfr4 7; =.
CLief QacsttEmAssc1. Ail:a1f NY: oi e o At.9:
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TRIBUNE OFFICE.
REMOVED
To New Building, .
Cor .Madison& Dearborn-sts
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS
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GiIsec caief 0oxanls. Il soh.!.tenss: soh.!.ten
s:,s E. ssssis: + ss. !st:': !. E
s.ee* eee& & @ 90 THgRSDA JGSE ls +. ~ -. &
sg f a,!;s e Fssaa fxre Il ST :: shs Fsas &
III, q IL sancxtne possh NJ:
ffBHMRGiHs1H, fHMR M Chesoxee Satson Ind rt4.,
FURr1R8i?CKiX. Ehseff.Es. E:t9a I'D IT,
Ii Cd to dlItah Is abovs za'!st oe 1e< Hresh Bee9
Of koo9 nd rnazkntabe 9n.lJ tnrYus1 UUEeF:9a q
ie 13 as i Is So
ra ;n:rr aawa Itr saanks Of tozc qsAts1s 70
ss ,, Ss TIL e ssaFs Z si 1 e sa
= f seREsss T. e,:t g r. L.
erses Ii IL sa b. .e>1sn4lea bo r7a aaa ss
t "a f1F&2s o{,[c tES r. Fl ~ s9t e.<s u eaaf
corS settix forth that they Will tn tte sFent o. = e
eerfance Et s,prte bonds and see'1fy In the
H. nane I'D piacc oi rcsitenee Of each bdd=e nd
pre;.. Vii r tn.+rtsln1s
rTtenird thst 4pt1 not eszpaE With tho tet:o4 ~
III 4se x as. AZ rss.s ,or
aeTs13 q Fvsh Beei + FeFt qsesg9, Fa:t S@fs ::
ToTt Aie4. Cang Wtehii. 4: ~ ~ 81 sa1! Il +
=; T. ss % ny i oSsiaed b
| arpiEation h MS oraee- a.;x.r,
P.Jn1cnt le mada In !tn11 S3e{ ahsi M
s a ra1 fttF4asSai r4Rsiif IL that ps,isese =,
Devstes to Il Fsrt snuHa ~; = % 2,
nazaed on OF oeios0 ! '0'5 l''' a y. ROCKWELL
IT. T. L. &. Dist Ind Ter
, 1869-05-07

Kotsce he.eby stvs1 thzt The n3nof. Ht1s9e
f.omn.ny. n Hsraaz wm .eeeive bids G3H rue~4.y.
tion Il he srb.tzHetn.e Of s.1d o'coek T. n. Il
the .5th dAy d Ny. a. d r Ha7ans~ I'll. = "h1eh
the of4ea Of the p1et1on, nel&di13 uAf11
.fc The eol:raet of aid bf!dsn- win be kt u7o0
al fox the 1he contractor VII b. REQUIRED to
the fouer.a to the amount uf fve thoa3snd do{1ss
ds to tc order Of the Company. Or furnish s:sPa-
..r1on i a1ity-the peea1Hy 70 be 1Aand WIZ
"a snd .nu,uFcd h5 the Bez.d Of nhtctnts u sad
Company. The Company WI psv On monthly o:.taa.ses
~ votf serual1y eunpleeed lA twenty per cent Ina
Company zeaesFe the right TO rt3ect ny aaa ~ oaas
n..-3 JpH.1 b WRIGHT. se4rs1rY-
Hxvxua Ill, My ID. ER-
, 1869-05-07

noert ms rceoyed not to rrrrent the departure ol
any vessels whether oe sta a5ns ~ =, q df no
provided thelr apparent destination Is n9t 9a o!iss
san Jr,nalcn, Me1tco, Of any other place WIN
which wc ar on 1r1eudly terms, VII 6e n!oEea 70
lcavc no matter how much Wa< r1h7es0 ~, nv Nv
nu,rfea Iroat nartlcs Interested, including. y u
s spensn A2stsT S1F F. qcssd
~ 1n,ri,.n.itst. and the people On oadrd such yes
-, .s tayc!:cfH' Or persons leaving our porn On
h0Atne@A
, 1869-05-07

rf1Ts1CRGH, Nay d-The dead body Of IN un-
know q man was found on Allegheny wharf this
az deck hand on The steamer Argoay, as Gin.
cin1a14, Int his nAmc was unknown. lie VIII y
years old, light chin Mhiafers, ds1k hair and
mou6tache. The Indications arc that he hh been
drinking heavily.
, 1869-05-07
TO CONTRACTORS,

1ur 1o11G1A ae ,<31.T,
0xx1u OF 1m BoAKD OF PcniIG NG&3a.
seAled p+up<Hls xfn b roes!!ed b - scHsa e TT
lis WorfA Il tbe41 othee. until : n @ Ss;19GH; aG;
diaIae4er, o. Douglas r2aee. hetTeG1 T1o1s ~ y
t11ei. atfe15x to cl4ns Id Ep4a4tcasns On a1a =
odd cf8ce. !. .,,.+1 .n3 In
T Il rsrttns frnm % 6+IGo n II - ~ fe4 ~ deFa
F!pposas M1f: be Addfrs:e2 e r EoaFa 9 Esne y
cofrz1{ed wt:a The us ~ bend win u 10
aef1u!Es1 E.G 1Te lie right rr!e<s my lid not n
aeosaanoe vtth tae eaaa - Gt a Sniss -
z r. Gs1y c.Trx It ehan tiva cridenee aatiEaet2 =
lie 6oa1d MI b has tae nsees.e1y ~: s1
3AA "'' 4 Il BuR1KY,
J. MGARTHUR-
VII CARTfH.
Board Of Public WoffA.
, 1869-05-07
FREE UISPENSARY.
Brainnrd Free DispensUY,

Eaoun aeeknd atu5. Rice Iaek1ceh al14sax. oaFta.
WtSf cI{3sfr & Je&etenn md Az9datF Gtae hsE7
eCfffcsf .fts23su0o G4d 1,ea1Eaes dhs ~ Rs'E
h9eN s6aqA Yss11AtiaA sadA{t PesSA
, 1869-05-07

PROPOSALS
For Leasing Offices for the Ise af the Hest
Chicago Park Commissioners.
Px.tte4 t.ytnx rpouA located IN the West l!iAian-
paitsbie {or he accommodation IT the Wet ChleAko
Park Co1nislo2e7. 70 sabraat 70 = "
cue year fona Nay LIT. lea owne.1 sb?a!a s:ke "a
nurnbr. Kize a.d oeation Of Eoo0s o1ese- 1o % se-
1e7na..ted far the If khc 4Alnc-
BY order IT The Board. r1,
1,.a MN " = La3ant-&-
, 1869-05-07

xEwx1Afm ADTEH11tl1a AaESrA
Ae, A+4AFtsAi u fAfkfe< oHeFiseaA4k4 for TIE T1lh
UxE a o-<K raf<a Af-1 os+n:s 70 r..rdes odeer-
t-N1 .,s or f.r aH SEHEfArEK4 on MAO izEK1
n. a.v ta,7so9<) Il lie T. 7arioteE, al tAe pub
t;AA4F4| t&fss' fht-A-
C1FT1cI Ct DNAEppEErT
, 1869-05-07

Nashville Cotton Market.
kAEHv11LH. My 6-lCot.ou quiet aud low ddAns'
At &c xr0d ordinary II &c
, 1869-05-07

r,r.,,e bv al Bcnk4elcrs seot post ratd IN receipt
Of Egics hy The PutlAht@s,
, 1869-05-07

-s,A.r.+.fc,- known Il KIDRKD b PLATT
h.. ths dar dissolved b. mnts1Ai eonsent ~ deoee
due The concern vim BE- collected st Their otc place 3
hx,a3n+ss 10 D6 Twe1fthst. by q. u. Eeoca
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16
Butfer6eld.

While the New York "gold ring"
swindle is still fresh in the minds Of the
people, it may be we'll to recall a fact or
two in the history of one of the chief
operators, the Assistant Treasurer. Gen
eral BUTTERFIELD, was one of the orig
inal purchasers of the 100000 house for
Gene raj GRANT, in the city of Washing
ton. When the house was afterwards
bought from President GRANT for S65,-
900, to be presented to General SHER-
MAN, BUTTERFiELD was one of the active
negotiators of that transaction. When
he received the appointment of Assist
ant United States Treasurer, there were
folks who said he had purchased it, and
GRANT was mercil essly scored. 1t now
appears that the suspicious about BUT
TERRIFIED were correct. Whether
GRANT is involved in his operations OIL
not. the friends of the President cannot
disguise the fact that in his real estate
transactions he is much richer through
the management of confessed swind
ler. But as ULYSSES is an exception II
all rules, even to that which requires
President to have some capacity, 1T may
not do to Judge him by the company HI
| k eeps.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16
Seaside Loun2ers.

The New York Tribune compliments
the seaside loungers OF Congress who
have been spending the peoples money
in pleasant tours this summer, under
pretence Of public business. Itsays:
We are gratifed to learn that the
Committee of Ways and Means of the
House of Representatives have ereturned
from the extensive tour to which they
have devoted the summer and fall, and
feel very much refreshed after their va,
cation. They went everywhere and
saw everybody; viewed the lake ports;
visited the principal harbors of the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts, enjoying,
we trust, the excellent sea bathing for
which our free country is justly cele-
brated; explored California, oregon
and Washington Territory; tarrled sew
eral days at Omaha; tried the Pullman
Palace Cars on the Union Pacific kaii-
way; and fingered awhile among the
seducing Injuries of Chicago. All she
members of the committee had hand
in this gorgeous excursion except Mr.
Scbenck, and he went to Europe. The
whole body ought, therefore, to be IN
excellent training for the winters work,
and we shall expect from them during
the next session the most intense ap-
pliostion to business. We need hardly
say that the honorable gentlemen will
of course defray their own expenses.
Mr.. Scheuck undoubtedly paid the cost
of his European tour out of his own
pocket, and the country would like 10
take it for granted that his colleagues
who enjoyed their summer junketing on
this side of the ocean, will follow his
excellent example.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16
superstitio n.

A man in New York was lately arrest
ed under suspicious circumstances. He
sxplsined that he was the seventh son
of a seventh son, and was digging for
treasure, guided by a dream! The po-
lice respected his pri vilege and let him
90. There are forms of superstition
that do not seem to expire before ad-
vancing civilization. Faith in dreams
in this and other matters still prevails.
Dream books yet hold their place among
the literature of the ignorant; and
among those who think themselves en-
lightened, there are still some who
would reluctantly sit down with thir-
teen at table. Even in intellectual and
"loyal" West Virginia there are folks
who keep horse shoe nailed above the
door to drive off the witches, use the
switch hazel' in locating oil wells and
water wells, and sit up on the night
preceding "Old New Years." or New
Years eve, (Old style,) to see the
water turn into wine, which they believe
it does about midnight. Strange to
say, these people almost invariably be-
long to the Loyal League" and vote
the Republican ticket,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16

A terrible boiler explosion occurred
in Storms paper mill at Catskill village,
New York, yesterday forenoon. The
building was completely demolished
and several lives lost. 1t is impossible
to tell the full extent of the disaster.
1t is known that Mrs. George Brandon,
wife of the engineer, was instantly
killed. The engineer met instant death
and was buried in the ruins. The ex-
plosion not only destroyed the mill but
shattered various buildings in the vi
cinity, and the ice houses o. Hiram
Van Steenburg, adjoining, caught fire
and were destroyed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16
ST, CLOUD HOTEL.

,r,trrs Hyy AND CONM0DI0Us HOUSE
toc.tsd corner Of Broadway 1nd i2d street
possesses adT.ntage. eyer Al otheE 6eases si, fg,
ssnnos-sSsIv sno for = frst-class Family Boarding
IJhdHnss-tbe rooms being large and en- suit
bsatsd BIZ steam-wffh hot and cold water, and
tt-n-nisbed second 70 none; while the culinary
denartneut is il the most experienced hands
afording guests an unequaled table.
one Of AtwoOds Patent Elevators Is AlSo
among the modem improvements" and at The
serTice Of guests AZ all hour.
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass
the door every four minutes, running from the
CITY Hall TO Central Park, while the S.Ith AID
Seventh Avenue Lines are bat short oloek 2n
municatiuy with an the Depots, Steamboat
Landings, places Of Amusement and Susane''
VI s-' MoRX 4 HOLLEY,
,.r,s ProYF3stops.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16

W.P. MEssER, mulatto of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, sues the election officers there for
one hundred thousand dollars damages.
They refused his vote at the late
election. Now if that sum is fair
measure for MEssEn's disfranchisement
in Ohio, how much damage have the
twenty-eight thousand white men OF
West Virginia received, who are denied
the ballot If the ballot is worth as
mucb to the white man of West Vir-
ginia as to the negro of Ohio would not
the Radical party here be reduced to
beggary, if compelled to compensate
the men whom it has prsscribed'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16
E;rcuit .Judx dxeships.

The New York Times announces that
Mr.. DURANT has net declined the Circuit
JudgeshIp for the Louisiana District
the same not having been offered to him.
No appointments will be made until the
time when these offices come into exist
ence under the law; but applications
and recommendation are received and
classified" 1t would be an easy busl'
ness to Classify" the West Virginia ap
plicants, though the word would be
more correctly spelled were couple o.
letters omitted from the first part of th'
first syllable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16

The investigation of the alleged draw.
back frauds in New York was continued
yesterday, the case of Francis E. Howard
being under consideration; and Korn,
who has given evidence in other cases,
testified to Howard's connection with
the frauds, and that he exacted 10 per
cent. fer passing claims. The division
was as follows: The man who produced
checks, 40 per cent; Caldwell & Co.,
40 per cent; Blatchford, 10 per cent;
and Howard the balance. The witness
had seen Blatchford receive his share.
Witness figured up Howard's profits at
$3.50, 900. The case was continued till
Friday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16
A Clerical Protest.

Some Ohio clergymen lately pub
lished a protest against dancing. One
of their number now explains in the
Tribune that they meant only to de-
uounce "promiscuous dancing" Lest
people may not have clear idea OF
this, he defines it as follows:
Our earnest protest" then, you Will
please bear in mind, is against "promis'
cuous dancing" i. e, the dancing of the
sexes together, "at any time or any.
where" Men may dance together, If
they wish; women may do the same, if
80 disposed. We do not protest against
such dancing.
Few will abuse the license thus &C.
corded by the Ohio divines.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16

The Philomathic Society of Newark,
N. j., has just decided that woman is
not ntellectually mans equal"
As that settles the dispute, the Rero'
luton will suspend at once, ANNA DICK,
INsoN will cease her struggle for Life
while the rest of the "pautaloonatics'
will 90 into the nursery business as soon
as eligible partners can be secured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16

AN exchange mentions that in four
sparsely populated counties of Iowa
Cherokee, Clay, O'Brien and Buena
Vista, many of the people are destitute,
houseless and starving. The same
paper mentions that these counties
voted almost unanimously for GRANT.
Whether their suffering is the penalty
of their vote, "the paper don't say
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16

BRowNLow declares that be has not
forsaken the Republican party. He per-
sists in doing nothing to atone for his
past misde He intends to die as he
has lived, without linking single virtue
to his ten thousand crimes He is
either a very plucky man or believer
in U niv ersalism.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16

THEY have a new paper in Philadel-
phia called "The Day." 1t opens a rail
road pr isct with a paragraph of stuff
of which the following is sample;
Let us, before oontemplating the
active present and the hopeful future,
look for q moment in connection with
this name, through the dim and almost
mystic past.
Ths Day will have either to change
its "dim aud mystic" style or get Few
name.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16

AMAN named FLATTER, of Greenville,
Ohio, has had both ears bitten Oft by o
vicious horse. FLATTER should join the
Flat head Indians, who would doubtless
make FLATTER chief, FLATTEE's head
being flatter than any other Flat-head
in the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16

MRS. ARABELLA MANSFIELD is one OF
the brightest ornaments of the Iowa
bar. As she took possession of MANS
FIELD matrimonially, there is no reason
why she should not occupy mans Held
professionally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16

JAMES ROBINSON, Esq, of Triadel-
phia township, this county, left at our
office some specimens of the "Pound
Royap apples, which average fully one
pound each. They are as fine specimens
of fruit as we have seen this year.
Hon. THOMAS SWEENEY left an ear OF
corn of "curious construction"-being
one ear at the butt, but three ears as il
reaches almost one-half way up. he
says we can't raise such corn on our
farm. Very likely; we are not much on
curiosities.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-16

In San Francisco! Cinnamon pay $500
for a first class wife. AS in the Eastern
cities those who have frst-class wives
decline to put them on the market, they
have no quotations to compare with
those of the Pacific slope.