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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19
S1iffsuadbrihteu.

9 B9rgeiisrn ltefeil aus otT uuslGu6e bier Elm: bic tl!ol.
gurie pGaen" nit GOO 3onucn @uano BON ben abiudiga.
SnisIn; Der 9reiHaitsr sNitsrlana" nit hoo Ionrcn
SuanO bon ebsnoort. 8s!oe fir y. 3, 9oB, Neenteu;
pig ensl Brt89 0Samnel Wlntr" nit 47U9uld,nos Wtt.
81 %. "N'"'
Der SGooner pgsiniam" traF am II. ssst. non 9al.
tin1pre IN Rihmono, Wa., etr.
Der Shooner rg9enonab" fam am 5, b, bon bier In
galpeion, Ser, an.
Die 9pf u1ueiae". Gapt. price, ii. yGrriua Dunn.
Sapt' Yrtthstt, fhbren ~porseitern BON bier rtIp. radl
a9lImington u. Ntpbsrr. gt.sS, oh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19

Supelens. @arberobes pno nnoere @teenitdn0e
i'm 8sribe BON $500 Dem .. &noeb09 am 90,
Sttober Dor. Sabres 8eitobIen gu babeu, in
0ouaro's 5trnBsnoertel, 8. lBaro, perbaittt,
auo elm Ib5it Oes neHohlsuen @iasuibumes
utsAsr nlaugt. &e Sadie Fam in BsaenDnrt
Uou Il SsIqlH 8sfsrH Dor Oem 9plijetSsri9is
3ur 8erbanoluug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19
Nplififhek.

ct. 2outs, II. Sspt. - Sic GaoifaIen
bonn 6. S%titritte srrannteu ben frRberen Yices
@Ouperneur Geo. Smith fir ben @onoreB.
Die plattform ia9te RiHts iiber bic Stimm.
redtstra9e. Sm 3. Siftritte ipuroe Die 8ropne
Blattfosm niht aitgenommen une u. s. Ring
fur ben 9onareB nominirt. Bon ben &ibes
ralen Die i9 3uridsesosen tuuroe Gopitdn
minirten bic SsmOfratsn. gsm. aBanasI fur
ben Gonsrsb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19
Selegropbii3e Sepeiden,
UT WTUlIIItN FIIHE.
t2srthsst fIr BIN sDatIasH Sorrttpouptattus
SaS 8ctter.

Gbtcasp, II. sept6r. -SrIbs; EOORtptnOi Sber'
moIheter 6S 8rnoe.
Detroit, II. 5ept.- 5rabe; 5tpsRtplnb; Sbtrrto'
meter II @rdDe.
5nDtanapoItR, II. 6~ptbr.-Srlbsi gOoFUinO;
5bermoretcr 10 8rabe.
&outsUiIIs II. Gspt.- alar; 9oOhlDiuOi 89er'
mumett rs graDe,
81. 2ou(s, II. Sept. aIar; NorNptnOi Cher.
mometer 10 Grabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19
NuS @afbiu9tpn.- &rieg89crttbt
IiabeS GrfcnHtnif. - Sin 4a.
trufraFhf

0af9in8tOu II, II. Sept. - Sm Osraans
gsnen T,bruor Dur6e Gapitin GBas. q. Cor
pom 10. Der. Staten : GaUalIsrte Re9imeHt
in 8capenmortb, &anins, tDeaelt Srunten6sit,
untcri6laguHg 6fentIi6eu@ t9eHtbums u. /. tn.
our @aiution, brsiidbriRer 8efdnentBbuit uno
$500 Strafe, Der I'M Interchangeable Elm
~iernsres Sabr @eidnSuiB 3u iibitltuirer, oers
urtbeilt. Der 9rdiioent bGf:dtiate oieles Grs
fsnntniB nit IusialuB Der SefaHqniBItrafe.
2sBtcre purDe Dem S?rurt6eilten Guf 8eripens
Dung oes Generals Der &rmse e~rlaiien.
Die @rueuerun8 DGs Batents fir @a8e's
Grntes Ntai9tns 1T nidt Betp6brt tDOroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19

Rem:Seri.p - Cine neue taiboliI9e
Gat9eorale miro nunmsbr in Ntparf erbaut
tperDen. Yater DOane 1T BON elmer ldnssren
Rsiis in SeutihlanO 3uridgefebrt, no CT ftd
DIE 9r6Bt.n Sauipsrte in Dem Genre anseisben
bat. Ssrislbe bringt einen Ylan FIR cine
ntue Gatbebrols nit. sic miro in 9otbiihem
Stple Des II. Sabrbunoerts erbaut uno In
SrauHitein aufssfibrt perosn. Der 8au bis
~ ieinsr pbligen 8olenouns miro Is Sabre
in Anlprub nebuten.
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~ HgJa EEfzsEEEFFE3 . Xxx
0rfll0e
MtarDldnOCr Gilrnbabn.

5ahn6pfet rS9ortbsrn GentraIzSabnn, G4s
sCH &dloert= unS SranelinRr.
Som q. 9el. an 8sRsR Ole 3h9s, Dis foIgt iasIt4,
nbE NadHlittG8s nab 9onbie wipe Srtss uRO ben
3ptI6entationtn.
2sr ,,So MPr Srla,Sna oon 8alltitpSs ialtest ny an
$isrH IDENTIFICATION an. mad uniuntppn In 9inns
iDuoOsStaticn, mad EGneDtrtsn III Ttiooleburg., une
rGb SIN mittsburs in Double gtpe. IS reets Station
BON no bic Ol1uibufe nlr nod 2 ItstEsn JuradsuIsgtu
5aben.
SuttttiommsrO oetIa lien bic 3iee Double q ips .Greef
uni 9.45 Wtor8ens uno 90 9ta&tnitta9s; Union BriOse
I'm 40 uro 1908 WtDr9ens unO S8 gtqbmittaos.
Die Stge tOmlaen IN Baltimore an I'm s.I5 uno 1913
qtcrerns uuo 100 @bsrOs.
@unntdss sebei seine Sist.
Esnl. q. SprSan, GsierdIs WGeht.
tDl.I61Si 8. Srtstr, grn.rit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19

Sn RiuerOale am Suoion, R.'Dp 1T
Der betannte YoIitifsr Siram Rethum m 70.
2ebensiahre NIT Sobe n%bneannaen.

YrootlDn, N,,Y., II. september. -
(Selbtmoro.) RoIanna Bauer, cine in Nr.
ll9. Ma%rionftrabe, mobnbafte 9sutibe, bes
ging geltsrn WiIitag Selbitmoro, inoem fie
lido auf BEN 8poenraume on elmer gBai1leine
er6dn9te. Sdmmtli6t Sausbsppbuer, nit
Insnabme zines tleinen Giuoes, ipar.n OBJ.
psienD uno 10 fpuroe lie srft s~eIunoen, als has
2sben i6on pDlis erlol6en mar. @runo uns
bstannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19

s~lOttDrrn : Central : GiCfnb0bu.

Bon uno mao Spnntas, IL. 5unI1s7O, p~trIa7:n b,
3tse S~GltirtOre, ME fOlgt:
1855 &sUrgsHs, Rufs5dneu,us. - SdsIi@
t~oOnitto9s ausserommenl, nab YittSburg unO BEN gEts
zen, ElnIra, Buffalo luo ben 9~liG9ard4 ffGuen II. (. 10.
1915 Ifad;mittagSzS hueu Sug-5agli@ (Sont.
Tags au5genoumenD, mad Ytttsbura uno BEN Epeteu
aio nOrolth riir bis a8tuiarnspOrt.
lao dbenesSrprea, tSorntGgs aus9eromrtsn)
n1d5 Dem gBeitsn.
HOO Stadt.@rpree- SdaIia, nab benz RBeFtn,
uRO Canada.
2te 3Iee nit Der Observation-Disclosures GiItnbnhnH os.
ttn 7.55 Wtorpens, unb $50 Statmittaas ab.
Die 3Hge mao SCttasbura eebetl 7,55 Wlprasng uhp
1913 9taHmittags ab.
Die 2iige mad Baaouer qebeu 7. IS Rordsns. II. LIS
uno $50 Radmiita9s ub.
Die 3Hge nit Der y9um6erlano sgaueu'er GtTtubabnS
gs9en 7.55 Ntorssns unc u. Is Wtitta9s ab.
e1cC0HltGGDutiauSs42I
Sod 9crf - I'm $50 9la@tnittaes, t6aIi5, gpntls
tags alsgenontnet.
RaGb @drfton - UNI 1929 Torgens ruo nm $50
Na@mlttaSs. taslta, eOnnta8s aus8enummsn.
Dte3tge fpmmentu Saftimpreeut
Som Neitsr uno glorotn 2.8O, o Htr Rorosus. 1910
nno 7.15 ubr Tbenbs. r.
.4Dorf - TO- WOraens,
BatttoltsN ctoinno0ation - Is Wproens.
Al0lahoE accommodation - 5 nbr AadIntittdos,
sSege1 oes QBttttreh, Silee mad, allen 4%lunften, RetH
nito Worn. ipsnoe man fb In Der SiletIr, GoIpert,Gta.
non, uno 3tr. 8, Npro'9aIutrtitr. an
@.g. gUuna
General ga Hd9es " gcnten,
1OS-l Mifrrh " &fAHs Epr ISunrrit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19

ONStts VNH'N~ApiIt l.
0roBe
S0OltGc GmigrGntcns9 tnte.
Sen san}en g8cs per GiIenbabn | - Rein
aSsbiel - &etn lleberliesen !
Die cinjiBc Gtnic u5us %llnter6re9una
bon g'sp.yUrL Bottom, BbtaOsIpsia unb
GS- b%efon0ers spn Baltimore, ga
Smtgranten aue Snnfte fibiid, nttb ffbrpesIi6,
rHber. als NIT allen dneeren 2inisr,
fd,nsner iInb chen 60 bints,
NIT 9rpftTer Sitterbeit unb nit fprafdIttgeres
Ssoaneiuns ces Gepdds.
Gni 'fesso etHsr ecntIrrtreroeh Balm, tpsy&e lest
kHJ- wfan aele, lege uno fauie lem Billet fir Die
groBe iiiOlidc Roi=9inie
s9GibtnstUn, aleransria unb epn%burs, ga.
Die sints sebt onrG tOlsenoe paupt. 4luntte in
Str9inteh gtonalas, parsttonbnr8, 1oroonsoile,
Wttlnoro, Petersburg, 8aRntGe, GbarIpts
tespiGe ttb 2pudbura.
%snrenee - Briitot, anOroiIs, GIeStIaro, U,eGRinnis
S siaM ,' SSqMftGnoSsa, RaIeatus, SraHSSuM'
Stprsta - SaltOn, Rorns. atIarta, Raeon unS gu.
8ufa.
atabama : e%tsosnIoni 1pssunbta, selma. WOntao.
WtMMppt- 9ortntb, Canton Werioian, E8ass
Walep, Jad1ot unD Stdsbura.
spuifdnG - Siet1, Orleans.
Slprtea - Sadicnpiue, SauahaT Nee, Geoar Qebt o..
Watts un0 allen SipijdsH . Statlonen In
ben SOlf. Staaten.
Die Sebaelibfeit Der Gmtaranten
miro auf oitltr Dabn b~eIpnosrs In pbadit oenorr1nsu
uno 4npronlnssn itno ~setrotter, UNI Der urafstnsbm.n
Not9nsnntatetf, bic yaliagitre In en8e unb idisdt osntls
lirte Dag9uns su pa6sn, tDie mai, bas 10 Oft All anosra
9abnen finoct, sl entgebsn. Ian ~eriunntre fb ftsts :
Der @abrprtistt berfeIbs,
Die Sctt nm ntebrsre StunSsn sir,sr unb
bic @ntfernung UNI oicls Dfsilsu Fiir,sr.
ala nit irgeto elmer anoern 4iilie.
Itr ndbere Nusiunii weuos man Fb an
gs5tai. o. EjeSftnS,
Nstrttn Der -O..o. .Wl. .gi{enbahn,s
Sfr. I4e, Wsft.S altimorsitr., Baltimore oosr an
Snb. 9emmeter,
IM2ai7, Is Ia. ELL. 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19
Au8 WeftuSfeu.

0en Dort, II. Sept. - Nus einem
Bripati9relben aus ct. Tbontas, peldes
bonn 81. &uSuIt 0atirt 1T 9ebt berpor, oab
Baej lid in elmer fritiiben Sage befinOet.
8iele ieiner friiberen 6rrunOe ftno BON ibm
ab9efaIen ur0 man bGlt Ieinen Stur5 fir
nabe beoorftebeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19
@erinte auS gfep MorFr

81 N : Dort, II. Sept5r., Wttta9s. -.
8oIo Itau au ia bis ll4t. Ser. ST.: Obi.
gationen rubig, aber fsit. Sterling l8e9Isl
iO96. SRoli@e Bertbpapis1s ftau. u y
Central 93b, 5toG Sslano 1861, Obio's 345,
BuciiitaNtatl 435, Bottoms artforO sgrie 81
bis 81.
nod ta8t1 bier cine Contention Defl. GlIenz
ba]butompagnie' II, UNI iib itber Abi4alfung Der
HgenturQebRbren fir ben 8eriauf BON Glen
bobn~S tleten. umgebun8 Der natt9etil9en
@tnptrfun9e1 Der GOnCurren} uno An1obule
etnes 9Blntcrtnrits ftr Die ipetli1sn S0bnen
gu bsrat9en. STE Convention gtuB auseinars
Ger, obHe 3u GntI9liien 9etommen 5u isln
4naeIi6ts Oes iingit BON Goncurren5 &inien
anaenOmmenen nteOrtgen Sarifs iano man
es niat oerat1sn, cine SarifsrbB6ung uor5u
uebnen. Die vgtutional : 9ispatb", cine
gteD gn9lano @umpn9nie, bef0roert oon 30:
ton nab Dem 98aitsn Q8aaren UNI % Yroleni
biaiger, OILS oies upn gsu Yott aus 8si4es
ben fam.
9ie Yor8dnBe in Der neuen Stride st. SGs
cramento perOen gu Siferen3en 5piiben benz
Episcopal. @terus uno Der SemeinOe Ysran
laiIun8 9eben. Ser SbDr Der Srinitpz Girbe
lolte in st. Sacramento Itngen. Sr. 8ins
Ton, oerS.litli9e, binOsrte Oies ieoob, inoem er
Oen Gbormit8lieOern ent1egentrat InO ibnen
Die 4usantmortuns Der GbOrbemDen uerpeis
gerte, 70 OaB it9 Die WtitsIieOer oes Gbors Der
ErinitD- STRIDE G9orbemoen BON einent an
bern @sifli9en leigeu mubten. Ser STREET
bat in ben 9ifferenSen spiI5er ben sod
uno 9tisoertirbli6en leinen 8runO.
Nui nd8RiolgenOen Sonntng 1T cine Der
iammlun8 Der euGu8elii9en Iaian3 einberu:
fen porOeH. Sc tuerte1 9errsn aus @ngs
LAMB, Hn8Qrt, Stalien uno anoern &GnoerH
Tnrpdsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19

NemsVOrf, II. Sept.-Gas aslIaElent
oes ernlorDeten benjamin ytatban 1T perbfs
fentli6t moroen. Gs 1T bonn 81. DECEMBER
1869 oatirt uno entbalt foIaenoen intereian
ten Paiius, be5lglt6 oes iungeu 8aibinston
Natban: sd usrmade meinem Sogne g8a:
ibin8ton Nathan $4,000; bieies 8elo mub
ieOob fir ibn nerpaItet iueroen, big er rs
Sabre alt 1T, ODER biz er Elm G%rausn5immer,
oas cine seborene SsrueIitin ietn foa, 8sbsira=
tibet bot" rs iino nod oiele anoere Beoin=
suneen an bieies, benz @aibin8ton Natban
pinterlaiiene 8erm6gen gefnapIt tpel9e
idmmtli9 ben 8epsisi3u lietern iaeinen, baB
lein Batter i'm fir einen 8eri1uenoer belt,
benz man fem @eIo anpsrtrauen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19
S5rofeTpr O. q. Otattb6t's

sCtctorta" N sine rttnt RrGtisr. unS RurlsTn.Etnl
str, b. trst bon ausH i&aOIIten ntnsraIiI Observation-Disclosures
N. Saultnoe bon Rrantfti un0 bon Ntrttst auiaegebtns
mo nurh olsts Vleoijtn sgicturia" adn5lta Dirott Rtrets
ftlt rorosit. So balte CD ir rtstre BHtbt uno 6unIoIgs
t NV PEN Ifir, ss W. nantsn Hnblttin be er9bs 9%rfHeaHs Eita
hGB oleIe uBtttoria~ b6Icn Gals, edIunbsfalftouno
2uarn ooer Set{erieii, Dipbtberia. CHOLERA, HboI,ras
Ola. Gtttsn. unb RadcnI6ihtr,tn, RrdtiSfs, taItfs OBJ
Dt@ieUftber, Rbfumatismus, 9pspspft, Strr.ntuna,
EiastiSnrsen. tptltpttiAe 9rariPetsn. Siuts.rfopiungS
ale Observation-Disclosures II. 7. 10, clrttt.
Ste sgittorta" Ia IN alien 4potbeitn 81 5abts,
ErelA so &e1fG per HIafd3F.
9rOfeffpr g. G.. IGattHd&s
atleiui9cr Gigettbitrter,
&r. s4s, SRsSaItinipres, S@t BON annRgaas
Baltimore, URD.
Wau IsYs Die ta@Tebtrbet srfaunIt5tu Rurtn, IotISt
bur@ ben SebrauG bon RrOf. 8. 8. TlattbaiS -Bis.
turpS beptrtt lnorbsr ffno.
/. Solemn stsb9f u; 81. etptsFrabe. bon aroAi.
Sofspb Spnes, il. Sssir' In gaIHmur. Qourru.
bon Iauaiabrtstr SpssspHs Oar& lUsi 6IaI&tH 81
Is. g.. GrapFOrb, gr. Q, SoreHrabe, RuBa,E.B.r.
rsnIun8. 10 bag sr Il Wobst auI Rrtlder se5en inubts,
onT9 SlGl4s sss rgte %r II 9 Ia9sn
]Fanttrter 8als, an lotI4tln ne felt ortt Wonatsn ettitttr,
erHnOli&e BUR Sur1 l 6Ini@t;
Sant9 mill, ID. 1l2, pRaSapetsFrsBs, purot bon
. liaS Wubtrtfpn. EaIHutor. aouutp, ,Durb. bput
ShslmGtismus it0 8pspspHt gtbsiIt;
ERofes gaines, Carroll County. ioarot bon stt.ul
ialitnrten Nnian BON QbpltrasT 1orbns aebetIt;
EaitbaeI Sob, gtr, 25s, pF.Rrattitrass. tpirrb. Surs
ott Sebrau9 elmer GlaiGt ots sBictprpS non O3ojt un6
Fhsumattsmus Gebeilt
BfiFolds Gtein. Srlnosi9eHtbumg. Weeni, DH.E3aL
tilnorelraBe. lpuroe bon elntm bBitn 5dl{s flrirt.
Sauiero lnOsre fno bon oerI9is6entti PranIbstten.
SrOt. g. q. W1attbdi i~abrJirt aud ,s8ietprto aos
tengesA tlr S3uEsI, GrRdltungen, Sti1erPeIt az.
ipsIte bel ben @OnOitoral unO WpDibstern absraI III bas
ben tno.
Depot gfr. 81, 81. observation-disclosures.
ans GuFtrdss >peroen prompt ansg.fabrt, tnb euttrs,
BET per BOT ootr grprtB na9 allen &bsfe1 Der Ser,
Gents pro SIai&t, 9olsnssa Is G,sts bro 6baStsI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19
Aus WetD: QJorf.- 9oIitifbe8

Rem BORT, l8. Sept. - Wan bort. oaB
SammonD unseIdbr oas tolsenbe sEidet" fir
ben @on9reB ouftslen miro al9ernon g.
Suliouu an STEELE BON Sobn GOr uno
8m. M, 3Weeo Jun. an Steas bon Sobn
W(prriIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-19

I'm uro mad Eountda, ben II. SUM- 1870, g.bs
tdgli3 bret 3dgt iDiitsu Baltimore, Q~Bbeeltns uuo
qkovFaY3htfrn unn 1snnr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-26

"Thu lIS of the ,neSh is In the Blood, d" 10 a
Scrlptural maxim that science proves 70 be true.
The people talk OF bad blood, GS the cause Of
many diseases, and like many popular opinions
this Of bad blood Is founded in truth. 3i
The symptoms Of bad blood arc usually quito
pIaln-bad Digestion causes imperfect nutrI.
tlon, and consequently the circulation Is feeble,
tho soft Tissues lose their tOnc and elasticity and
tho tongue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered with . pasty, white coat This eondl'
ton soon, shows Itself in ToUghHe1 Of tho skin,
then In ERurTIyE and LUCRATIVE diseases, and
when long continued, results in serious LESSONS of
the Brain, Liver, Lungs, or urinary apparatus
Much, very much, suffering Is caused BY impure
blood. II is estimated by somU that onc.hflh pr
tho human family arc affected with Hcrofula In
SOmG form.
When tho Blood 10 purU, yotf are not 10 Liable
10 hny disease. Many Impurities Of the Blood
arise from impure diseases of large cities. Eradi
cate every Impurity from the fountain Of lEfe and
good spirits, fair skin and vital strength will re-
turn To- you. ft..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-26

FINE SUCcEss.-ThG Fair and Festival
given by St. Matthews Church, Thursday
evening, in Washington Hall, proved a
success in every way, Largo numbers
were present, and oil the articles on the
tables were disposed Of The not receipts
we're nearly fyo hundred dollars. In
financial point Of view tho occasion re-
fcrretl to may bcjustEy regarded ny ono Of
the most successful OF the season.
With the funds realized, We are told, 1t Is
intended to put down on the Fourth and
Centre street fronts Of the church a sub
stNntial stone pavGmcnt-an Improvement
which has been much needed ever since
the erection Of TINT structure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-26

FUNERAL or TIE LATE SAMUEL HAIR.
Yesterday afternoon d large CON
course of the relatives and friends Of the
late Samuel Harper, assembled at thercsi-
dcnce Of his mother, on Gentle street, to
pay the Inst tribute Of respect to his mem
DRY. Solemn and impressive religious
services were conducted by Rev. D. W,
Fisher, Of tho First Presbyterian Church.
assistCd by one or moro ministers Of other
denominations. Alter these had been
concluded tho remains were followed to
their Inst resting place by, the family and
numerous sympathizing friends and &C.
qunintanccs.
Thus has passctlaway ono Of our active,
cntcrprising and generous cltizonS, AZ
though cut down in tho morning of lie,
Mr.. Harper had firmly established him
self in tho esteem. Of I'LL who enjoyed his
acquaintance. Peace to his memory
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-26

Still AZ WoKK.-.Dspite the warm,
bright sunshine, yesterday, our Ice deal:
ers were out In force with men, horses,
carts and wagons, securing ice, such as 1t
b. We heard that one Of our largest
dealers In the article, week or more
since, despaiyipg or getting q supply to
meet the. demand of his customers, went
to Cleveland and ongugedseveral hundred
tons. Arrangements were also nude with
the Railroad Company to ship 1t, and the
contracts were scarcely closed, when the
colp snap came down on us and furnished
us a five inch crop right at home, What
has been done in the premises, We are NOT
informed. Unless the cancclling process
has been put in force, there will be a pref
ty heavy loss incurred by our fellow.
townsman. We regret this as he is one
of our clcverest and most cnterprlsing
citizens ...s ru 1Inis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-26

SUPREME CouRT OF ApPEAIs-FH.
day, FEB. %, 1s7O.-ThO Court sat, pursri-
ant to adjournment; present, BRowN, p,
MAXWELL and BERKsWRE, III
In the case Of Erparte Walker ~. The
State, HEREFORD made tho closing argur
mcnt for the plaintiff in error, and the
case was submitted.
Callison, appellee, r' Ballard and
Humphreys, appellants on motion the
orIIer Of csrtiorGri was set aside, and the
case was argued by Stanton and Ns,rIin
forthc appellants and Rer9o'rl for the ap,
pcllcc, and submitted, n"i1' 5000
The case Of Kelly, appellee, rs. Ar
mold, Il AZ was continued. ~.
The same ottler was entered In the case
Of Arnold, ct al, appellants, 49, WeltOn, q
al appellees, .i''
Adjourned until Monday at 9 O'Clock
PM Ets. ##.n
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River News.

The river was falling yesterday, with
nine feet six inches In the channel, Heavy
ice continued to run throughout the day.
When We were on the landing, there had
been no arrivals or departures, but the
Hudson was confidently expected tOreach
hero by evening. An hour or two after
we LETT Booth & Cos boat store, we heard
a whistle which We thought we recog.
nizcd rs that of the Hudson, but We did
not 90 down to sec Il our surmtsO was
correct We are safe in saying, however,
that II steam aud perseverance, can urge q
steamboat through the large muses. OF ice
which covered the river yesterday, Capt.
Russell will have his craft Mt the wharf
this morning @sla
The St. Charles was advertised TO ar
rive Inst night from Pittsburgh, but We
don't believe she would venture out In
such river us We Ind yesterday. im
The Venture is engaged IN towing the
nails recovered from the barge sunk at the
Belmont Mills.
We take tho following from our lAte
Cincinnati exchanges;
Tho weather was rather mild yester.
day, compared with the two or three days
previous.
Business WINS moderate on the wharf,
The advance in rates to New Orleans kept
shipments back somewhat, but means OF
transportation arc so scarce, and the rates
30 extraordinarily high at other points,
that the only steamer now receiving will
have no difficulty securing a trip.
The river fell three feet yesterday. Last
evening there were SO feet of water In the
channel, and 10 feets space under the bridge.
The ice now coming down the river will
amount to nothing by the time 1t reaches
here
Tic tow-boats Reindeer, Keystone and
Bengal Tiger arc laid up above Wheeling
till the ice runs by.
Capt. Jno. K. Booth, the Barge King,
will arrive from Cairo today.
Mr.. Charlie Booth, clerk OF the tow.
boat Allegheny Belle, came up by rail last
evening.
The Arlington and M4jUr Anderson ran
through heavy running ice rs low down as
PomCr0y. The Anderson was compelled
to repair her wheels, and missed few
landings owing to the ice. Il will hardly
interfere with navigation here.
The Hope arrived from Wheeling
Thursday morning, with tho two bArges,
Nos. 9 and 8, in tow, fully loaded for St,
Louis Included in their cargo were 600
barrels salt from POmeroy. The hope
SINK one Of her barges, tho ~. B. H."
Saturday night, at the Norway Iron
Works, Wheeling. The following is II
description and weight Of freight sunk:
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WASHINGTON HALL.-Thc monotony Of
our evenings, will be relieved on Monday
evening, by tho appearance at the above
Hall, Of tho Hattie Watson Combination
Of burlcsquo artists. Ethiopian, German
Comedian, and the wonderful Spanish
Gymnasts, the "TOrvcs Family" The
play to be presented is now to Wheeling
but has been produced in oil tho larger
cities Of the country, on several occasions
under the name Of the, "Seven Sisters" Il
will bC presented in this place, on Monday
evening only, under the title Of pluto OF
the Maric Seven" 80. H
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HATTIE WATSON CoMBNATIoN.-This
troupe will mako their first appearance at
Washington Hall next Monday evening.
The celebrated burlcsque Of "PlutO, or
tho Magic Seven, will be presented for the
first time in Wheeling. This Is the sumo
play that was produced in New York
City some years ago under tho title Of the
"SGven Sisters" and enjoyed successful
run of ono entire year. The Hattie Wat
son purity compriSe'a full burlesque com.
pany, several Ethiopian and German
comedians, and q troupe Of Spanish gym.
nasts who arc said ID rivnl in daring tho
celebrated "Hanlons." The company will
only perform ono evening" We would,
therefore, advise an carly selection of seats.
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IAON-P ORUE.CALIsATA,--The three best
TONES, SkIllfalIy and elegantly combined in an
amber-ColOred cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant To the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, In CaSwell, Hazard & Co.'S FerO-P hos-
phoratcd Rllxer Of CalIGSyS Bark. i.i7,r VI,
Zach pint contains one ounce OTRoyal CalISaya
Bark, and each teaSpOonill contains one grain 81
Iron. Samples furnished nee to the profession,
~, CAsWELL, HAZARD 3 CO., "
Solo manufacturers, New York!
Sold BY all Druggists,
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LECTURE To-MORRow EvENIS0.-RCy
Stengor, formerly Of this city but now IN
charge Of tho Catholic Church in Charles
ton, will lecture in the Cathedral to-m0r.
row eyrniDg-suhjeCt, "Thc Pusillani'
NOUS" This is the fourth lecture Of the
course given under the auspices Of the
Catholic Institute, and we have no doubt,
like those which have preceded It, will be
numerously attended. Father stenger
stands deservclly high in the estimation
of the people who have enjoyed his min.
istrations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-26

ELECTION or DRECroRa-Ata meet
Ing Of the stockholders inthe Washington
Mills, held a few days since, tho following
gentlemen were elected directors for tho
ensuing year: Mcssrs. A. G. Quarter
Jacob Snyder, Thomas J, Campbell, Mark
Lewis, William Hartmier, H. B. NJ. Wheat,
J, R, Greer, Jacob Harlan and J. G., Bat.
tellc. .a,i;
The Directory will hold meeting in
short time md complete, their organla'
ton by the election OF the usual officers.
The mills arc in full operation, and hive
made m excellent reputation for their
productions
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-26

CoNvALEscENT.-Thc many friends Of
A. H. Chapline, ESQ.,, Clerk Of the NUM-
cipal Court, will be pleased to learn that
his condition, yesterday, was much better
than for several days previous. We hope
to see him soon Mt his desk, fully restored
10 health. ~