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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-28
NcVv Advertisements.
Exc cutrix sale
CF THE
Fine Art Collection
OF THE LATE
THOMAS THOMPSON. ESQ.

BY n. II. DEEDS q MINER, AuctIonee.r,
Art Galleries, Si7 and $40 broadway,
n - w " DIRK,
Commencing Monday. February 7tb, and
continuing day and evening until the
entire collection shall be sold.
This collection is believed 20 be the most
extensive and valuable ever owned ia the
United states. Valued about 500 900. COM
prislng more than a thousand pictures
from celebrated European artists, from
tue I5th century to the present time, in
Guiding many originals of great value, also
American artists.
The entire collection aOfH DC sold WITHOUT re-
seTUe or limitation, 10 close the estate.
The Catalogue, q book OF more 100 closely
printed pages, will be forwarded on receipt
Of rs cents. Address the AuctfOnpera
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Kentucky LegiSlatuPe-0hiO River
Bridge Nearly OOmpleted-Steam
eP Richmond Seized By U. 2. Mar
shall Columbus, KY.
LOUISVILLE, January 27.-In the
Kentucky Senate, to day, leave was
obtained to Introduce a bill pre-
scribing the qualifications of voters in
town and city elections. 2o
The Ohio River bridge will GER
tainly be completed by Saturday
night, and the first train will pass
.ogersit about the middle of the week.
= The steamer Richmond was libelled
and seized to day at Columbus, KY,
by the United States Marshal, under
process from u Louisville Court She
was bound for New Orleans with an
immense cargo.
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Tho Fonrfnl oAKnRR enhdnso

THE CuRE - HOW DlBCOVElfEU -
Having hcen long illiofed with CAMg If..
4 reAOrted 10 uil the remedies OF which, II
could hear. Among Lupn was one falan.r
mendlng certain hefb 90 nae nH a rura.
taA j Hupposed) procured the InrH.
and prepared and applied iL WnfrI
made "a perfect cure, but on oEnlnlna fIUu
by the family physician ho informed ma
that the hern had used, which hnd rsnfu
perfect and speedy cure, was not Tue ou.
recommended All who are afflicted com
ind speedy cure ~ sending for The ra.
cipe, with full directions for use. Nrif.
Address, with regislered letter 0r mauUr
order, GEORGE MORGAN. BOX 2ll purf
Jsrvls. Orange County Now York.
Jazz dam
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TyWE uMDERs BGMEDs nUAWmH m
Of Minnos0ta Ewing, putaunnt II ~.
order Of the Court OF nmmou Piles. u"
Allen County, Indiana, hereby Offers ur
SAFE Tots Nos. 10 aud ~ iu HssgIrfria a .I..I.
tlOn I'd Ewnn8Vtlle, Nnmderbufuh gnut.I.
indiana.
TermH-ont iHifi l1zl iu iIaufs .n
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The Dollar sun.

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The ch eapest, smartest, and best New
York newspaper. Everybody likes a.
Three editions; DAILY, 90; SEMI EEKIY,
SIS and WEEKLY, DA a year. ALL THE
NEWS az half price. Fun reports OF mar
kets, agriculture, Farmers and fruit Grow
ers' Clubs, aud a complete story In every
Weekly and SEMI w eekly number. a
present Of valuable plants and vines 20
every subscriber; Inducements TO Canvass
ers unsurpassed. 81 900 Life Insurances,
Organs, Sewing Machines, &c, among the
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~ OLBES SHEAVEs 49, Money made
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dress Zci0ler, Nc Curly & Co., PHILADELPHIA,
Penn.
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E0lllng 0nt nt 80
Fob SALE.

T-sOR 8ALE LII ABLE MAIN
.6 STREET PROPERTY -rbat anier..It 5
property known fs the Erier nfor..rf0
situated on the Weit corner on Mnia Hr.I
sixth Streets, fronting 75i< feet on HnIn
Street ana $50 feet on Sixth atreot. arII
properly "a offered for sale nt low ffrHInr
on easy t9rna. Apply 60
j. L. ELliUIsr q son
Real Estate ArenfH
el8 dtf
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RENHEE LOT ON TIE COmWER OBJ
~ Locust and Seventh streets, having
thereon two frame dwellings ana otncr
Duudlngss Tor sale on Vory oaty teluIH.
either nil together or dlvldeds F1r further
Information apply 20 j. G. SMITH, ~. I.Da
Tool Maker, Main street. Jazz q ilH
a VOID QUACKs.-A victim OF cnrI.
- inlprudeuco, causing nervous debIII-
ty, premature decay, &e.s has discovered I'd.
simple means on cure, which he win snu
free 70 his felioW-luiieror8. Addross al ID
REEVES, IS Nassau Street, New York
oc22 WGm SPIN
Blessed Is the man who invented
Sleep" says sapcnO banzR. sui mon.
blessed Is fhe man who invented I.a
means OF reinedyinR the neglect aud nl'..
fortune that changed my locks gray bp .rHr
my time, or reapeo the harvest or INV ...r.
before the season Of nay decay To U.n.
RETr'B VEGETABLE HAIR MIar0nAqr.H.
must Pr ascflbed merits possessed bv fatr
or none Of the usual remedies for Bnfd ~.
ana ErenHtufe Gray Hair. Tho tesLIlrH.
proachable. TivGsbH ia
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Not.os oE AdmInI.traL-on-

YOTHCE IN VEEwHmw GIVEN. fUr|
- the undorgigucd has been npnolu tuH
administrator nf the estate 0f Lu0Wir
Thorman, doceneeI The cHtaf8 is urn..
ably solvent
WM. CAPELLE. Admlnistrat0r
EHO8 Fl. GARvTH Attorney Jazz
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON. January N.-It Is said
that a large number of the Erie
shares held in this country have been
stamped by Erie shareholders for
protection. The Union member of
the firm of Durham, Dalyrimple &
Co., will soon leave for New York to
protect holders, by voting on stamped
shares.
SPAIN.
MADRID, January 27.-No further
returns from the elections for MEM
bers of the Constitutional Cortes have
been received, but authorities here
classify those known to be elected
somewhat differently nog-Progres
sionists, Is; Republicans, ii; Union
lists, 3; Absolutes, /.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January 27.-The Senate,
Yesterday, discussed the proposition
for an International coinage system
Messrs. Chevalier, Leverrier and 9TH
crs participated, and urged the adop-
tion of a mold coin equivalent to
twentv-fi five francs as a universal unit.
The Duke of Broglie, leading
member of the Orleauists, died here
yesterday, 85 years old.
Nothing further has been heard
from the rumored death of the Pope.
PARIS, Jan. 27.-In the Corps Leg
islatif, to-day, NJ. Theirs, In speech,
demanded the Remuneration of the
English commercial treaty, and re-
preached the majority for asserting
that they did not truly represent the
country, or they would overthrow a
ministry having principles the coun-
try had repudiated. Great agitation
ensued. Ex Minister Torcade re-
piled that the majority upheld the
Cabinet. 1t is not understood why
Thiers opposed the Ministry and Tor
ode upfeid e. tat i IS supposed
I Theirs wished TO tQrce Messrs. Darr
Louvett and Buffet 10 resign, In order
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New YoRK, Jan. 27.-As stated in
q Charleston dispatch, Salnave was
shot on the 10Th inst. Haytien advi-
ces state that he was captured on the
18th, in the woods near SaltroW, In
the South, and taken TO Port Au
Prince, where he was heavily ironed
and thrown iuto prison. The people
here went into ecstacies at his cap
ture, and the event was celebrated for
days, by professions, dancing in the
streets, and festivities Of all kinds.
One hundred and fifty of Salnave's
followers were captured with him,
many OF whom have been executed.
The first of February has been fixed
for the election of a new President.
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70 TIE WORKING CLASS We are
now prepared TO furnish all classes with
constant employment at home, the whole
OF the tlnse or for the spare moments.
Busi ness new, light, and profitable. Per-
sons Of either sex easily earn from SOC. to
" per evening" and q proper tiOnai sum oy
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
men. That Gil who see this notice may
we make this unparalleled offer; no such
as are not well satisfied, VIC Will send 81 To
pay for the tfOuble Of writing. Full parUi-
GUITARS, valuable sample, which viii do
10 commence work on. and a copy OF the
JcopLe'S Literary Companion - one Of the
largest and best family newspapers pub
you want permanent, profitable work, ad-
dress f. y. ALIEN q CO.. Augusta, Me.
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RT OETCE is hereby gwen that on aatur-
N day, the 10Th day OF January, 1870 we
wlli sell at public auction, at our place OF
business, on First Street, steam engine,
MS for reD7trs more than six months ago-
the tair and reasonable charges not beiHu
paid FOR work nu the same.
GCfiU LEIE, Id JIAA a. go.
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BuekWheat Flour
VagatahIes.

EssEIEsS, TUREIPs, POTATOES,
Onions BeetS. and sweet Potatoes, Tor
aea at VICKERTS' STORES, s4t
tGl3 70 and rs Main St.
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champagne Cider, from Ohio.

CgT RECEIVED, 10 BARREIS A
s. o. Cider, in iron bound barrels; an
lent article, made from russell apples,
1mmended especially for bottling. For
sass as low as good common cider, by the
lsrEel or gallon, at
zVICKERY BROS,
t4l3 70 and rs Main st.
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New Bacon Hams,
LAIN AND SUGAR.CURED, for
sale at VICKERYSl STORES,
faz3 20 and rs MainSt.
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Apples.

"A BARRELS EASTERN PILES
rs Rome Beauties and Russets "a
arrival, for sale by
VICKERY BROS,
LIB 73 and rs Main st,
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WASHINGTON, January 27--The
following telegram was received to-
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xtra Family Flour.

YARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY
made In the city, al Sc 90 per barrei,
a- 3 90 per bag of 9S pounds; also, Flour
over prices n paper sacks, at
VICKERYS' STORES,
I3 70 and rs Ma a st.
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"a LEX. HOTSG HAVING SOLD
a. MS iaterAst In the firm OF Bl0mer a.
hOlng 10 Charles Schultz and Henry Riet-
man, they have this day formed a cOpaTt-
nership with Frank Blomer, under the
kLyle and nrm Of Biomef, Schultz q Relt.
man. 3rd VIII continue the Furniture
business ~ the old stand. No. 33 Main
street. All debts due tie Old frm Of Bio
mef ~ Hoing must be paid TO as, and we
assume the Liabilities oi the same.
TO All friends and patgous or the old firm
we would solicit n continuance Of fayOra.
ana To AL VINO may be in want OF any
thing IN our line, would invite an exam
inalton Of our stock, promising as good an
article, 20 as reasonable a price, as can be
found else@hefe- guaranteeing all Furni-
tufe OF our own manufacture.
FRANK BLOMER
CHARLES SCHULTZ
HENRY REITMAN.
January 24th, 1870.
Having sold my interest In the Furnl-
lure business 10 the above firm, 4 y ould
respectfully solicit Of All my friends n con-
tinuance of their favor and patronage to
my successors. ALEX. HOI t q.
JAZZ div
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ESTABLISHED. 1891.
DISSOLUTION of OoparfnerghiD.

TSgEzE C0aARTE EEksHIEs HER ITO
-A. fore existing under the style aud firm
Of Bloncr q Boing IS this day dissolved by
mutual consent. FRANK BLOMER.
January y, 1870. ALEX. HOING
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Pearl Barley.

4 nALF.sAaRELs, NAw AND
nice, for safe, at wholesale and re-
81 at WICK ERY BROS,
I3 7S and 76 Main St.
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AUGUSTA. Me, January 27.-The
Committee On Railroads agreed, this
alternoon. 60 report q general Rail
road B. by q vote of 3 70 9.
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COmee.
Teas! Teas!

Teas! Teas
nn0 WORTH OF Z VERY
GVOO kind and quaIity, from
De- per pound to s2 80 for best Gunpowder.
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New Bacon Hams.

uGAR-CURED. AND VERY NICE;
also, New breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef,
4eef Tongues, at the l-tssT
aIz NEW YORK GROCERY.
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A@sAfliHiA q hANANa
F@VHEE FIRM or MAmMWEAM al
.A MTG HILL wnH dissolved hy nmUa
tlon, the hrai Of January.
All OF tho business OF Tire lrto nrm a. II
be settled by me at the old stand, $50
First Street, where ali Of my old custom.
era, and as manyrncw ones na Wien t0 elII.
can always End as large stock nud nGaa Iun.
pric6B as can be found ga the city.
DEWITT III. LANPHEAR.
Successor %
LANPuEAl NJ MITCHELL
fanT.lm
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The proposition to give aid to the pro-
posed railroad between RockporJ and the
Ohio d Mississippi Railroad at point
west OF Seymour, was presented TO sthe
day, but no action was taken in favor
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WA II. WHITTIER. Gl7 st.Charles street
- 80. Louis, Mo-, of Union wide reputa-
tiOn, treats all venereai diseases also
seminal emissions, fmpotency, &C. the re-
suit OF self-abuse. Send 2 stamps for sealed
pamp phlet; 90 PIP. No matter VINO laheds
state case. Consultation ifee.
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the murder OF BreVet Brig. cienl. .foses5I I1l1
q. Crane of the u. $. Army, and as to
what has taken place in regard to 10 since
and what had been the occasion Of delay
IN the promui gazing and execution Of any
sentence rendered, and what agreement, II
any, had been made by the Attorney Gem
eral OF the Y nlted States to suspend action
in the case, by what authority, and with
what object.
Mercer objected, and at half past 1--WE the
House adjourned.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-11

GREAT Loss IN THE woRgisc or oHrs- The San Francisco Scisatifc Press of recent date, contains letter from Almarin R. Paul dated Genital city, Coloraao Territory, in which the loss in milling ores iu'thst section is thus described:
 have the resnlts of close inyestigaiion made by young of fiIs i=s>s=.es s4s-i skL,s asa ol fax tnFu DI mind. Hnicb, no CoIorsSa oFcs and the mechanical effectiveness. n Is ss follows: By assay. arst class ore VII run from sso 10 siOO; second-class ore, from ss0 to 50; dump piles, sia to 60. PIsiiy thorough inves,Igatlon proves, also, that not ossf O per cs,,, l ex,raeted on tbe average Another source and many other assays show even more terrible Ioss. as follows; IS per cent Is extracted in the min; per cent in the washing per cent zoe, goes sII which ColoraSo capital and laeer get is 20 per cent of tbc boilion contained in the ore. N
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Too, F. ARIZONA LODGE. NO. |.

., zsxts Rssuiar Neesnrs ef this Lssire en Wed 8GJ5H pe.dsy Eveuings, ss Nasoaie hAll Mem
 -'~~ ber of the Order, ia gcd standing are invited to attend. ts mas,t, L ', COOK, N e. J I. ALsAP Rs- 1f'a eef
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Prescott Adrrtist,uents.

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'oOhIh or JULr.-sPresuming that h is the s'Hsial desire of citizens and soldiers hcreabosis ''ieora'e' in becoming manner, the approach .us anniversary of American Independence, we e 'ne liberty to suggest that a meeting be held = 'ne court House, or some other public place, -'''' r'ea'ng, the coming week, when the people 'a lseeI together and arrange a programme for s' 'so'aiing tue greatest event Of modern times. y-Ouiu 'he'e suggestions meet the approval of 1e people Of Prescott, we shall be but too glad sOOey whatever instructions they may gige con. ''nng Inc issuance of .printed notices calling 'a'u meeting By commencing in time, We oan s' ss' "p aud carry out programme thai viil be @Ae eredltable to the day, ourselves and the Yer. :" we hope that those who are accustomed " 'e4a In such matters, will do SO ct once, and aO' wat until it gets to be too late. as was the case last year. :.s.sss1 g
 i q, .ilor ,s.. Tor Of coudsmned ordnance 'starss.wili ts 'S'''o 'cT sale, today, a. Fort ohippies ' .A .o
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prpARruRrs.-Capt Rowell and family and s. Todd, Esq., left this city on Friday last for Fort Mohave.
 Mir. Crossman, a large owner in the Clark District and several others whose names we were unable to learn, left the same day for the Clark District, about 40 miles from fel. low Pine District snd @ mllss this side of Fort Mohave.-Sda Bsrrardiao t5uardiaa May 2Sih. naa. ss s
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Aew Adrertist,,,euts.
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining In inc Post Ofiics sf Prssroit, fer. ritory of Arizona, on the 3lst day Of May, 1870.
 To obtain any of these Letters the appfcant must call for "Adsertised Le,ters,H give the dace Of ihis List and pay two cents for advertising.
 If not called for within one month, they wiSbe cen, to tbe Dead Letter office. Allen Andrew Mays VII Bepscp eeSsge Maddin Jones H Bryan Miller George w Bpllark J. T2 Morris James Coats z. W. lHnHfs MeDoneli Philip Cassidy 1T S Manning l. Evans Hiram McCailum NehimAh Fairbrother John r Nup,nt Joseph 1. ta Fisher Charles K Peason wm Garside Robcrt2 Potis John C Guin George Percy WmN Hanks Potter James H Hudleston Rsv.rs Tt.onas harmin George Kichardsou George Holmes Capt Jolsn. nnl,i,lss Atfte, i'f'ss Johnson Alfred stanegger Alexander Johnston D Thrasber (;eorge Jones Wm Tbead N Kite Joseph waybebd David Locke Edward I2 Walker Asa2 Lewis W Asf wo3rsela ebasles Mckenzie John R3
 1-se CIV. BAssAsp. PM.
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-N - rheI oaf a44&4 aasI 14a4la.st W0RMSER q WERTHelMER,
 Wholesale and Retail Deass-s a GrOoeriss, Prorsions, Co,tise, Bso,, !S.ees. Li9a@s, creeiey. Hardrar., Farr'hg
 and M.asng .jmp,e'aeat,, ste-,

('ALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public gencr2sly to their new and splendid assortment Of goods, re- gently purchased. by one of the firm. iu sah Fran cisco and now on hand at their store In Prescott Give us call and see for yourselves. We are mt selling for ruinous prices: our motto l. and has been, Live and Let Live"
 Merchants farmers. miners and others, wishing 10 pGrrhsss ,noods. would do eeh to give us call, before purchasing elsewhere
 N WcRMsER
 nUu A nTGFHa 4 A. WEkTHEIAER Prescsts s+sssoa Fssrsssy | 70 Fl atise
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Administrators Neelte. n.s.ss of WILLIAM p RoopA psosassd
Administrator Sale.

she Psas. csat m sns sr a.s s-..-sy - fsssssi Ter rtHy AfizouA duly Inade aBd ept~r-d fs ~ day of May A. b. ien the matter q the sstnss Of FRANCOIS PDIGET. de.ea@s1 thr und des<lxn~d sdzuinfxcaim ef sad s rli psbic srt.s is te hixaest iEder faS cash and subject seahrmsrips by -Aid Izie Court ca Monday. the s3& as sf AsS, A. B. ls7o. As l9 oclk N of hat day la q f e the csus Honse Ia te f Prescott HiI the rght tie hi-se-t estate ~ sai tnsssst ., bis ssd an ssfesl taf the sad ssasi. h.z by st~Eon isw ~ eshorwiss acquired thAn 10 addition fhAa u ts said the use of hs ftask ia ssse ts kunI.d sad tuelve ClIRl fea sktsnskn fbe Tu aud loss wah ia4AinsA ana fnpToyssnents theFeon known fraBks meat tsEket n the psfh side sar.-t of Wickenbrrx and County of ysvspai. JOSEPH KELLY. Adn.i.tssrnfsr
 By ]. P. HAHsHsTR. Attar1e1. r my7H
 Presecst. May .. isso fiIE s5# faig alfTo
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rosr svxrra 1, to bc recoO'trueted
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.g1oe iAF1 gso,s adT LexR GEsT AND BEST WrleiIrl sg u la aI rfFfif ASxo,rnsent of Goods
 Ever prOush, to fs..cot,, | nv~ co Aana e
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tet aHf1r aa.r trI nf se arrs hf thaar st9se
 ss a.seae.ta hta a sfsaset
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-19
River News.

The river was rising last evening, with
thirteen feet in the channel. Al Pitts.
burgh, the stage was reported by tclc.
graph to be eight feet lnIr inches and
rising. The steady rnin Of Sunday night
and yesterday will probably give lis a
big river.
The Major Anderson reached hcrcahout
five hours in advance Of the Arlington.
The Anderson will depart lOr Cincinnati
this afternoon at o'clock. No better
packet phys the Upper Ohio, anil size
should receive the patronage Of our people.
The Liberty No. ! brought one Of her
lmrgcs up to the landing, lust evening, to
take ON bOartl II lot Of nails. The l.. was
reported ms having lcIt for ST. Louis, Sun.
day, by our Market street contemporary.
On Sunday the steamer Active took
down IRON Loop Greek, KAnAwha, to
GuyandOltr, West Virginia, one hundred
negroes To work on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad.
The contract for the slipcRtrlctMrc Of
the 81. Louis bridge, which is to he COM
plrlcd by October !, 1871, has been given
10 the Keystone Bridge Company, Orl'itts.
blrgli, at 81 ,500,OOO.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFrSG. -
George CrumIMckGr would inform the
public that he is still cngagc,ISin the
Gravel ROoling business, and that he is
prepared ut any time toput on roofs, eth
rr large Or small, ut the shortest poSsiblc
notice, guaranteeing his work for Il term
ofyclrS. lie has now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has onllivrd u Inlr dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
is increasing from year To year lie put
on during the past year 1900 squares Of
his roofng in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect. Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
hrick.yMrl, head Of Lindsey street. All
orders will he attended 10 promptly.
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SPLENDID TRArS.-'Nhe Ohio Lcgisla'
tur having been invited by President
Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road to make an excursion to Washington
over that great tllorOughlarc, is expected
to cross the river nj Bcllairc, this morn
i'm. \ train Of ten splendid cars lmS
been provided for their accommodation,
and nothing will he lcN mdOnc by the
Railroad company to make the trip dc.
lightrul one. Before this paragraph is
read by most Of our readers the party will
probably he FIR on the why to It's dcstl.
nation.
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DETAINED.-Thc train over tho Hemp.
field Railroad was detained short time,
yesterday morning, in consequence of u
hTl in ~ tunnel beyond CIaysviIlc. The
train got through Saturday evening all
right. The full occurred sometime the
same night or Sunday. Word was con-
vcyul to Washington and u dispatch sent
To this city for m engine and train Ia
come to the tunnel yesterday morning.
Passengers and baggage were brought
over the Hill In wagons, and arrived here
II little Inhind time. The obstruction will
probably he removed this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-19
IMpRovEMRNT AT rlrE Counr IIousr

IMPROVEMENT AT THE CouHT House.
Yesterday, workmcn commenced re.
moving the long platform at the east end
orthe Court room, occupied by the Court
and clerk. One gilmore modern style ind
better adapted to the present demands Of
the officials mentioned will be substituted.
The liar, also, will be rcmoleled, and i'm.
proved accommodations for the jury pro-
vided. 1t is proposed when these changes
IRE made Opaint and calciminc the Court
room and the offices connected Herewith
If the authorities would only tear down
the present building and put up one more
in accordance with the spirit Of the pres
cnL age, they would he entitled to and re-
ccivc the thanks Of the public. That Old
structure has been an Gyesore for years,
anu has formed the subject OF numerous
remarks by strangers, anything but COM
plimcntary to our people. But five can
not remove the whole concern nj once and
replace It with IL building crrtlitahlc to the
city md county, let us do itbypiccc meal,
and let there he but u short interval be-
tween tho meals.