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w e9erywbtre, male and female to introGucs
! The GEN UINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY Sc" ING MACHINE This Mach ire W. II
stitch hem TELL, suck, quit cord blrd, braid and
emfroIder IN q most superior msruer Price o. ly
SIS. ully Srrauted for tiva years. We viii psy
5000 for any Machine that will sew stronger more
beautiful or more elastic seam than urs. 1t maj es
the Elastic Lock stltch.' livery second stitch can
De cut ana sun the 10th can rot be pulled part
without tearing it, We ply agents from SIS to 500
Per month ana expenses, or commission from
Wnicn twice that amount be made Address
StCOMh Co, PITTSBURGH. PENASYI..
LOUIS. MISSOURI. -
CAUTl0N-Beware of ali agents selinc Machines
under The same name ours urless thay can show
acerthcate Of agency signed by US. We shall not
nod ourselves responsible for worthless Machines
soid ny other parties ard shall prosecute ali parties
eithtr selling or usrg Machines under this mama to
the iuIl extent OF the Jaw unless such Nachinae
We're OH sneo from Us AGENTS. Do not be
lmpofeu upon by parties who py cur advertise.
nent snd circulars and offer Mess Machines M
E less price ar2a 3r Law
GEMS tTtsTED EVERY WHERE
n to sell the A N tRICAN KNIF ING MACHINE
the only Practical Family Knitting Machine ever
invented. P,ice as. Viii knit 20 coo stitches
Per minute. ~ -ress AMEbICAh KNITTING
OHINE COMPANY, Bostop, Massachu- etts or
ot. Louis. missouri. Ep.93n Law
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAaE.l

sides l4}c, bnt light offerings. Bacon scarce,
but less buoyant; shoulders l2sc, held ut
13c; clear rib sides l6Sc; clear sides lac.
but held higher. Lard dull and nominal ut
76ac.
Sr. LOUIS, May 5-Flour firm and un-
changed. Wheat firm at S5c for No. 2
spring, and ST. O6@1 10 for red fall. Corn
active and advanced, at 81 C7@1 l23. Rye
firm at CSC. Provisions quiet. but less doing.
Pork at 500 50@30. Loose dry salt meat
Shoulders l13@1l2c. Bacon: Shoulders
l2}0l3c; clear RIB sides 1870; clear sides
Ec. Lard quiet ut 16lc.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, May 6. Evening. Cotton closed
firm and steady; middling uplands lOBd;
middliDg Orleans 1ll@ll4!; sales to-day
II, 900 bales. of which 5000 were for export
and speculation. Yarns and fabrics at Man
chester steady.
HAvRE, May 6.-Cotton closed quiet.
LONDON, May 6, Evening "a.
Fiye-Lwenty bonds Ss4.
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OPELOUSAS.

ANnRM n FOR OPELOUSAS, WASHING.
hAAAsS1 ton, Fort Barre. and all landings on
Ade5SasYs4{inSS3 the Coast, Atchafalaya river and
lsssSk1<z Bayou Courtsbeau-The light draft
steamer,
j. q. Black ford,
G. @. Pickett. master. j. &. Scbmt. clerk,
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. at s r NJ
Leaves Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY at IL Nj.
The j. @. Blackford connects st Susport with
steamer Paynswick, and at Churchviile with Jennie
Gibbons. Through bills ladne given.
Bills against steamer j. G. Blackford will not be
paid without q written order from the captain.
The j G. Blackford, when the water is too low
will connect with steamer Maggie F.
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r. W. ID sTHICA,
ERTA gha
So. szs Camp street, Corner of Eeioyd

Parties ii wsnt OF METALLIC COFPfNS would
dc well Dy calling At I. ". Eothick's sht- pt
snd Esrolning tAfS PATENT iE-SEALING
MhIALhiC CASE ana UASKET. for which he.is
alright and for beauty of finish can not re ss.
Geied-surpass ne suy others ever manufactured
rosewood Mahogany, BisCk Walnut snd all other
stS'Ss cI t-,uisS slRsys or haud. ls2iy
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
EXPECTS,

! NEW YORK VIA Notwithstanding Rapi1an-
lOo doz brooms 65 bbis tso~ h9 bos -four Is SKIS
pkgs mdse 81 in specie for Havana AT bales cotto,
500 hides 80 ba 100 bols 20 empty barrels
| pkgs mose for New York
Me- Y0sK VIA Notwithstanding Cortes-
0 ohls oil for evana lO3 Haes cot II bales hde
1874 hIes 20 bales l0 bbs oil l7S bbls % &c.
Sc hhd tobacco 70 pkgs mdse S53 26 in specie for
RRAzOs SANTIAGO VIA GALvs SrON-Stean
ship SAra-l2G0 bbls donr 20 sks 800 bxs egg:
To- ba coffee 200 BIB whisky tor Galveston 1858 pkg.
! mdse Tor Br,zOs Santiago
APALACHiC 'LA-Steamship Perit-2lnO bbls -four
400 ks wheat 50 csfs bacon IS bales hay n
bags coffee bbs sugar 43S pks mde 10 Dbl, whisky II
bbs nolssses hid. sugar 70 SKIS lard aud 81
HAVhT-shp Frigs-3225 bales ton 1900 slaves
FALMOuTH-Brig Sir Robert Peei--S5 pkgs n
ST LOUis-tteamef W R Arthur 1916 bags c,fee 50
pkss mdse ll7U bxs tin plate 2i26 bars railroad
IMPORTS.
PALERMO-Rark Maria " rcedes-Careo cf {, nit.
oil. VINE macsroui, anu general mise
GET E-Barn Ann and Aiice-lt0 tons SILT wines, oil
aAd sundTr md-e
AOBILE-btesmer Mary los bales cotton
gR0EIPTs Or 2RorU0B,
OUaCHIrA RIvER-Steauer Wade Ham pton-323
bales cotton SD sundry produce
VlGksBURG-sieam' Natchez-179j bales cotton
I4i sks cotton seed and sundries
uRAND sErORE-Stesmer B. l. Hodge No. .
go bales cotton I72 SKIS cotton seed us hiCes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nat0ms-91 bsles cotton
1873 s.. cotton SEED II hides and sundlies
C!NGlhNATI--sfeamer Alice pean-l0 bales cotton
ana western Pr oduce ard sus dries
LoUlsvII,LE-sIesmer Virginia les hhds tobacco SO
bbls whisky 937 Db foar 3 bales 2l-2 sks corn
s4i bales bay and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Seima-935 bales cotton
bales cotton 50 sss cotton seed and sundries
i, LoWkh ca ST-steamer Myrtie-57 sks rice 80
bbls rice ard supdries
JEFfERSUN-Steamor Fnterprise-305 bales colt. n
" lead Cattle and sundiy produce
By TBg B8ILR0lpe
MoRGAS's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, Msy 6-SundTes to order
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j. L. GubernatOr, AibertsOu q DOuglsI
Machine Company sub:ogated, vs.. A. AnnAn.

j. .. GpbernatOr, AibertsOn q DOugtsI
Machine Company sub:ogated, VS.. A. AMMAN.
~ Orleans, No. 298.-8y virtue Of wr
Of feri fscias. to me directed b.
Honorable the Sixth District Court for
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled eau
viii proceed to sell 1t public auction, AZ
warehouse No. "A st. Ann street. hetwsen koys
city on MONDAY, May l6, 1870. ~ hve o'e
belonging to defendant. taken fycm the estaeisH
ment OF Fry 4 SIN tn, corner Grod and MssasH
stTeeta. In the first District of this city, - pss
ventory which may be seen in my Office.
Seized in the above suit III
Terms-Oash on the spot .x--u1(I
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UPPER COAST.

COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET
NJ Auompsny.-The new and elegant
lats8dsl steamer
Henry Tete,
Leaves every MONDAY at s P. M, and every FRI.
DAY at 70 A. NJ.
Joseph Dalferes, Master. Nj H Landry. CLERK.
leaves as above for Lockpo and all ipterrue6jate
landings on the Coast and Lafourche.
4. q. MARTIN Agent
jail "a Old Levee street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-07

The Sultan's family consists of nine hun
dred wives and fourteen hundred other
people, at meal times, and he is thinking of
giving up housekeeping.
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SPFCIiL NOTICE,

Court. Notarial, Ledge ard Association Seals.
Canoeing Stamps new atyle), and Door Plates,
neatly engraved. Burnipg Brands, for cigar boxes,
and Stencils of every description Orders from The
country promptly attended to- and forward ed by ex
press. JP MURPHY
Engraver, No GO Canal street, near the Postofice
New Orleans Louisiana m.3
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK.


FOR NEW YORK.
MERoH ANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
Comprising the first-cass steamships
GkkkksL dspt.in 4. 3 ss UGss1'
%E$fEkS MESKopoliso s .Ssp'ain il oaok
| LMAAX D. cOtDER. Captain
2@s. COMPRISING THE FIRsT-OLAss
A&iEEX Steamships
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY sATUR
The Steamship
GENERAL MEADE.
| A. w. SAMPSON Commander.
Will leave her wharf. foot of Jefferson street, on
| SATURDAY, May 7, at5P.M.
| These steamers have superior accommodations
| for passengers
| Cabin Passage ......................ss
steerage Fassa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
Bills OF ladng signed through to Liverpool, G,as.
| gov and Bremen.
Low & LUDwIGsEN.
No 1856 Common street.
On SATURDAY. May Il st5 P. Il. ''"' leaving
CEOMW ELL LINE
This Line is composed OF the Steamships
GEO: CROMWELL. GhfkiIFpeosA
4s1Fs--~. For New York win HavaHa-
-.-:-saA.ss--a.aa''ss. The Steamship
COKTEs,
EORATIO NELSON, Commander
Will leave her wharf. foot OF Toulouse street, On
FRIDAY, May 6. at P. M.
fass9gs-.. .......-...-..............S6G
Freight Tor Liverpool. Bremen and Eavre tssen
by this ine and through bills OF aaing given for the
or freight Or passage apply to
poely Al Cefondeet sire 81.
Fo4> FLORIDA A E1HTs AND HAv-
ALLIANCE Line srr sgSIEEP STATES MAIL
TAMPA aSD KEY WEsT fb1ouss h siis 81
Georgia and ali regular landings On ohsttabooSEsee
river; also to FERnANDlNA and JACKSON.
TO sail EVERY SAi URDAY: N-''-''''
LAVAGh: ...........h f seheIleuger Commander.
BsATFohT Meo Bs sEsf GonmsHdsF
". Reed Co onnanEsr
.. The steamship
=;s'..i.saaazzss. MARGARET.
-, Commander.
WI lsaye her wharf. foot of Calliope street. or
SATURDAY. May 7, at s P. III. For freight or |
passage, apply TO
+. ". PERKINS CO, Agents. |
~ 26 Carondelet street.
N. B.-Shiprers will please, procure orders from |
Agents Once before sending fres ht to steamer,
NO freight received on tie day OF sailing.
fee ly
FOB NEW YORK VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the United States mail
To sail FRIDAY, May 13. at 6 P. ii.
S,sNr TIE magnificent Al sldewheel ocean
'.sazsESsz0A steamship
B1ESVILI.F,
BAKER, Comm snder
hove. "
For freight or passage having unsurpassed accom-.
aodations, apply TO VII. CEEEVY AGENT
IS Caropdeiet street, corner Gravier
The steamship DeSoto, Morton, commander will
oioW and san on her regular day, oc3l
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full stock Of PURE FRENCH, ENGLISH
GERMAN and MEDITERRANEAN DRUGS.
OHkAlOALS and MEDICINES Of my own direct
importation. For sale = New York prices by
WILL M nnnErS
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BATON ROUGE.

ssss. .sn,,-.ss,, , n.s,s. aaa .. ns,''
ST. JOHN.
W. X. GREATHoUsE, j. A. CoMsrocK,
Master. Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A.
NJ. and SATURDAY at p. M; leaves Baton
Rouge THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the coast below Donaldsonvi,le in
daylight. Fridays and Mondays
e. o. MELANCON, Agent
mh3 IS Old Levee street
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LOUISVILLE.
For LOufsvitle. Evansville
SMIAES raducah. Cairo. Memphis, the sends'
vick5burg Natchez. Baton Rouge and
all intermediate landings ~
The favorite packet
INDIANA
r. e NEAL, Master: CHARLES MILLER Clerk
Leaves TUESDAY. May TO- at r NJ
, Giving particular attention TO b. rds and all way
odsiness N.Y.
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RED RIVER.
BUEUF RIVER.

\ For Point jefferson, Ion,
Girard. Alto Red Mouth, Starts, Har-
risonburg, Trinity and ali wsy landings on Black.
ouachita and Bnuf-rRe elegant passenger steamer
ROSE FRANKS
T. l. TAYLOR, Master. j L. ROBBINS, Clerk.
Leaves SATURDAY, May I, at P. NJ mv4
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Quotations at the epecie and exchange
Office OF Bruno d Warner, Nc. LAG Gravier
street:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-07

UENUTNE PARMA COLO0NF-
full assortment Of the GENUINE FAR
COLOGNE, Just received. Fors ala 1t COST Of i'm.
Dortation, By A
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Succession Of E,ieHne Cordevlolis-No.
4l692
CEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors Of tnis estate and to all other persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
from the present notification. if any they
have or can, why the second provisional account
presented ~ the teetamentary eJecutrix Of this
estate, should not be homologsted and approved,
and the funds dstributed In accordance there with
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Saturday, n y 7, 1870.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Saturday, Nay 7, l87O. }
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Rapdan, VI hit ehu:st, for New York via Ia
Steamship Cortts Nelson. for New York via avana
steamship Harris. Loeb wood, for Brszos Santiago
via GALVESTON
steamship crit, Gardiner, for Apalachicos
Steamer " A rthur, Holman, tor st. Louis
Ship Friga Bentley. for havre
British brig S KoDeJs Peel, Conner. for Falmouth ia
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig Marie Fnrine from Rio de Jau,iro via Mobile
Geo v est. ldt Gco-PsnJ
TOW BOATS.
Rochester, Germain. from tine Passes-Towed down
to the Bar. SIP Tiger, bark HarniDl j. brig
Rocky Glen-Brough, up brig Marie.
sTBAH BOATS.
Wade Hampton, Work from Ccachite river
Natchez, Lea ners, from Vicksburg
r. l.. Hodge No. 2 Be'un from Grand Eeors
Natama, kennison. from Va. hjngton.
Alice Dean skunk. from Cincinnati
Virginia. -chultz. from Loui- vile
Selma kouns rom Shreveport.
Myrtle. Albert, from Lower Coast.
Mary, E~rrel. from Mobile.
Enterprise, Thomas. from Jefferson.
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WANTED,


"AkTED--A WOMAN To COOK WASH
W and IRON; also a House Glr hecommenda-
ton. required apply at No. 80 Race street.
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NEW ORLEANS PosToFFICE.

CHARLES W. LOWELL, POSTMASTER.
Revised and corrected by the Postotice Depart
ment.
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STEAMBOATS,,
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.

| -~-~~o~
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.
CAIRO AND CHICAGO-THE ILLINOIS GEN.
trail Railroad and Blue Line via Cairo. take
| freight from Nav Orleans on first class steamers
! leaving daily ats Pm.
| AEs3snA FOR CAIRO. CHICAGO AND
s4s4t$ all points North and West via
| Cairo-The
Great Republic.
! Virginia,
! Henry Ames,
Belle Lee,
Indiana,
Magenta,
Nicholas Longworth, and
Robert X. Lee
Are among the 6rstcass steamers of this line
through tickets to all points North via Cairo for
Hotel ''' 1A-0'' '--' ''' oN-A'
An rates and all through bills OF ladins from
the office of the company. So rs Oarordelet street
Shippers by this route save drayaee ana transfer
Insurance one-Quarter less han by any other route
'-'0 '~''' JAN JAMEs T. TUCKER. General Agent
ST. LOUIS.
.1A For ST. Louis Cairo. Mem
aXa1sazsJak phis and the Ben6s-The magnificent
low pressure passenger packet
GREAT REPFBLEC,
w. B. DONALDSON, Master.
J. II. ATKINSON and W. a HURD Clerks.
Leaves SATURDAY, May IA, at r. 81.
plan OF the cabin &c be seen and state rooms
secured by applying at the Office of Sinnott il
A ADAMS, No. IS Commercial place my5
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRASsPoK-
TATEON COMPANY.
~ - For "a. Louls Cairo, tconnect-
LeatsSs ing with Illinois Central Kallroad) and
fHssGasaaa Ne m his, the steamer
ATLANTIC AID BAKGEs.
Leaves MONDAY May g. t5PM /
taking trejghts for Chicago and all points on the |
Illinois Central Railroad and its connections.
j. Z. bUkDEAU, Agent,
my7 Is Poydras street. |
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPASY.
For st. Louis. Cairo, Mem
IsNaGtn phis and the Bends. vicksburg-Tte
cwpressuIe steamer
RICHMOND.
NAT 3. GREEN. aster
LUTHER t. WOODS. Clerk
Will leave on TUESDAY. May 10, at P. H. as
sbove.
For freight or passage spply to
j. B. WOODS,
General gent, No. l0i Common street
plan OF her cabin may be seen, and stateroom
ecureo, on Application to Agent. myl
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Stock on hand and shpboard- 2ss
To days exports embraced 1885 bales TO
Havre. and 1910 to New York. Receipts
proper since Friday evening. 2S,574 bales,
against % 4l6 last week and 5268 last year.
and since September l, 1,O47.2l bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-07

l, the undersigned, Deputy Recorder of MO-
cages Tor the parish of Orleans da hereby ceriJ
that the afoT egoing act as been this day records
In Society Book No. Z. folio 4l2
U. DAROANTELl Deputy
New Orleans, February "a 1870. fe25 law2m
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do hereby certify the foregoing to be true copl
in my office.
In faith whereof I have hereupto set my hss1
and alike the impress of my seal of Office at Net
Orleans, this twenty-third Of February A. %. 1874
AND. D. DOEIUCOURT,
Natarv pI1blA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-24

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL JEwELRY.-
Taking hurried look at the many new
and beautiful designs in jewelry in the
extensive establishment of Hennegsn
81 Co. yesterday, we were particularly
struck with something new in the way
Of shoe-buttons, consisting of finely
enamelled female hand grasping dia-
mond cross, forming the richest and
most beautiful article of the kind we
ever saw. Our attention was also
attracted by some new styles
in earrings and breastpins, con.
sisting of delicately formed ball-shaped
pendants attached to both pin and rings
by nicely finished chains of gold. Be-
sides the latest styles of jewelry, per
sons desiring can find watches from the
Elgin and Waltham manuf .ctories and
the principal mak,rs in Europe, in any
style of case, at cost of from SIS to
$500. The assortment of bronzes, bronze
clocks and articles of rertu, offered by
by this establishment cannot be sur
passed in the West. They have also q
large and beautiful assortment of Ma
sonic, Odd Fellows, Red Men, American
Mechanics and Good Templar EmblemS,
and are the most obligipg gentlemen in
the world to deal with.
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AcADFMTCAL CouRsr


The student selects his own course Of study,
under the advice Of his Parents or Of the Fac
ulty. The several schools are 90 arranged as
TO admit Of . complete course OF study in the
following directions;
1. Department Of Arts, to which 10 attached
the Degree Of BACHELOR OF ARTS.
2. Department of Science
with the Degree Of BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.
3. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree OF BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
The Degree Of MASTER OF ARTS Is conferred
on Students who have completed the course OF
study in nine Of the Schools, and have taken
distinctions in seven of these.
. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
l. Department of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma Of CIVIL ENGINEER.
. Department Of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma Of MINING ENGINEER.
3. Department Of Law and Equity
witt the Degree Of BACHELOR or Law.
II IL proposed 20 still further extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
direction Of
Chemistry. ,. Agriculture. I. ymmerse.
3. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This course embraces the subjects OF LatJ
Greek, Mathematics and English, preparatory
to the regular College classes.
4. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this School Penmanship, ROokkeepinA
Accounts, 60, are taught, under the authority
Of the Faculty,
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES AND HONORs
AS special Inducements 70 diligence, thrS,
Gold Medals and Ave Honorary Scholarships
the latter covering tuition and College tees, arr
annually awarded
Three Masters Of Aria are annually appoint
ed a. Resident Masters with valuable priv
Ieges and emOluments.
The College educates free Of charge, all can
didstss for the Ministry, properly recommend
ed. ItappOints 70 free Scholarships twenty .fv'
young men intending 20 make Journalism thsii
profession. Itgivesa long credit 10 mertOrioui
young men without meana-
The next session opens the third Thursday
September and closes on the fourth THURSDAY
Of June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed ts2s POI
annum.
For further information address
J. n LEIGH, CL'E OF FAcrLTT,
nnuaI A. "
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~Only few days remain to sell my
choice stock Of goods. F. NJ. PORTER.

CIRCUIT COURT.-The cases Of the
parties charged with having been guilty
of riot at Roney's Point on the night OF
the Goth of November last, occupied
the Court until very late hour last
night.
The defendants counsel moved to
quash the indictments % account of
informality, which having been over
ruled by the Court, the prisoners were
tn, elected to be tried separately and
the fist case that came up for trial vas
that of Elijah Beck, 10 which the jury
found verdict of guilty aud fixed his
term of imprisonment at thrse years in
the peuiteutiary.
The next case was that of Chails 6
Boerof alias Charles Becraft, in which
the jury, after a consultation of two
hours and a half, failing to agree, were
adjourned over, in custody of the Sher-
id, until nine o'clock this morning.
Court meets al nine o'clock A. NJ.
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So,urday. the 10th day Of
ApriI, 1870,

a., o'clock, at the front door Of the Couri
a. of ohio county, proceed TO sell at public
h,I,p 10 the highest and best bidder, the fol
sll..srT described real estate, situated in the
'I sonnty about three miles north of the city
" Wheeling and bounded by the lands OF
o. hrtB Woods. heirs OF A. p. Woods, A NJ.
hnsSobs and Countv Read. with privilege OF a
49,, foot or tlet 10 the Ohio river, containing
-, thirty acres more or less, together with
- sishty five acres, more or less, OF coal
81 living and ~ idcent to the above mentioned
InT described as a SIX feet vein, anu OF supe.
rSi " deed o. trust was given 20 secure to
>,:,bo,as Crawley the punctusl payment Of a
NS.,yss1ry note for Five housand Dollars,
P'1inr date the gath day OF August, ls6S, and
Ves,bie 70 the order Of the said Nicholas Craw.
"? the Merchants National Bank of Wheel.
&c! - wear after the cate thereof. for value
lpk.;TsS with interest from date. This sale is
- "a nav the principal Of the said note, with
!-.arast thereon from the S4th day Of August,
nv M III Maid and the costs of this sale.
1yeys OF SNB-0ne-fourth cash, and the re-
under of the purchase money in three equal
tn-,1Iy ents of six twelve and eighteen months,
~. snrchaser giving notes for the deferred in.
1no Irsrts bearing interest from date, TO be
ssnrsS bv deed Of trust pom the property sold,
80 ,bs titIs will be retained until the netes are
paid. ... r ,,iu CONWAY on,v s,oh
IL as "a vested in me under said deed OF trust
si,bopsh il is believed TO be undOuht ed.
A'"'1 J.F UPDEGRAFF,
uarl7td trustee
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-24

neck. Before he finished his bloody
work he saw her father coming, when
he dropped the body and fled.
Hiding himself until the body was
taken to the house of Mr. Fox, he hung
round the place trying to get look at
the corpse. Failing in this, he fixed a
gun he had borrowed, by tieing it to'a
rafter 30 as to take his own life, but just
as he attempted to discharge the con
tents into his heart, the weapon fell and
the load went into his breast without
killing him. He then got out the shoe
knife he had stolen and attempted to
cut his throat, almostseyering his wind
pipe in the attempt. He was arrested
and lodged in jail. A. the June term,
1869, of the Belmont County Court OF
Common Pleas he was tried and found
guilty and sentenced 10 be hung Oh
Friday, August 20, 1869. Exceptions
were taken and ths case carried to the
Supreme Court of Ohio. Pending the
hearing of the writ of error by that
Court, Carr came very near cheatiT &
the gallows by opening the large veius
10 bis arm. The Supreme Court decided
that there was no error, and 10 January
last ordered Carr 10 be hung to day.
When the death warrant was read to
Carr he laughed loudly and said he
"didn't care d-R il it was to NOR
row."
We have given but a brief synopsis
of events in the life of this desrerado.
The confession he has made-to which
reference has already been made-con-
tains a full account of his desperate
acts as far as they were fit for publica-
ton. We suppose it will bs on the
cot n tiers of orr news dealers to day.