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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08
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gbisaso. Stis. 5. 9ouem6er, 1871.

Gbita9o, Sas. s. Noeem6er, 1871.
stn cie seebrte Iecactton cer 9uremz
burger @asette, 10 ipie an all & u
rem burser unc Greunrs cerielten
eaubsleuteunc Greunee!
Das unbeIbreiblibe llnslGf, ras Chi
casp betrpHen bat aud bunperte cpn
guren 9anesleuten nidt perlbont. Sbr
slue piSet bereitS, tpit lSuneerttauience
in Chicago umberirren, pbne Sbcab, OBJ
ne NabrunsSmittel. unter ptelen I'm
sliidli1sn beFneen lid AUDI ni6t penf~
ger rpie 400 0uremburSer! slqe anesrtn
Nationen baben bereits In ibren relpsctiz
pen 3eitunsen eiren aufruf erseben lalz
fen fir llnteritisuns ibrer eanosleute! !!
Sollten tpir 2uremburser surlfbleiben z
Splltsn bic 9uremburser benn tpirfltd
feinGrbarmen nit ibren 10 ihwerstpriften
Sanpsleuten baben2 Sollte eenn oieyid1z
ltenliebe BET ibnen gang sinsei9lafen lefn ?
SD fann eS ni4t slauben I; ptnn bis
Dato ssisst uns bic @el6ihte nur nod
INNER noble Ibaten bon ben 2uremburs
sern i'm @asemeinen uno TN Ginsslntn.
Mus tieiern 0runbe boffe ib penn aud
,uperf9tlidf pab bie Suremburser ;l<
Iammenffbsr u. semeinfaaftli4 tbrtn urs
alldliden, obeaaloien aanbsIeuten Bier
In Gbteaso belftn tperben. Sdlfe tbut
fiirmabr Nott! Seer iolten bic eureu,s
buraerIim etrpa Don anpern glattontr, be-
I4dmen laGeng SD CLAUDE ss ni6t lons
bern ertparte ptelmebr pab alle 9uren,s
burger tur@ mtlbe 8eitrdse mad xrdften
nd beitreben tperpen eie Notb ibrer
bilfsbetdrftiaen 8rieer In GbieaSc
linbern su bslfen. @qe Yeitrdse m5stn
an rie sesbrte Hepaftien Der ueuremburs
ger @asettt" In Dubuque einselanet
iperoen, ipsl9e eann eieislben in iSren
Spaltsn quittiren unc einsm bisiisen
Gcmite ,um Uertbeilen Ibsrmitteln lpirp
mad Dem ,@unlbe Ger Gsber.
slue euremturser, iopie ale 6reunbs
psrleltem ertpartunsssoll srdSenc, sei@net
b. 5@ 6o6a6tunsspcuit
&. @atrt
6t sotwe ct. Gbisaso, SQs.
Sbiser gerrslponpens unIerss Treuns
bes Datrp cine psitert Grtlaruns bei,
aufaaen, 1T ,innbtbis bieltlBe 1pri5t fii,
f9 islba. llnitrt Brlper IN Gbicasu,
iinb In Nstb unb unl.re pHi&t u. Sduls
oisltit II es, ibnsn beisaiprt,sen:! @i'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08

Stimmuns miro INNER becenfiher bic
hortisen 3uitdnpe tpersen In cen tdfere
fen Tarben se1biltert. @ort Berlin aus
fdnst man es aud sans earnaG an.
0raf Sismarf Ycblen 1T BON Der
Sbrleituns Der neuen Nei1spropinS suz
riidsetreten, neil er NIT ieinen srrl5bnz
li6en Sori6ldsen in &eseluns Der ccnz
| lfditpnellen Dinse in Berlin ftin
0etSr fanb; ebenlc erflarte er iih gssen
bic eonfeiionslolen S6ulen unb Sdule
lebrerirminarien bic nunmebr ec9 mad
cen9erfasunsen pes 3a1stanslers euihz
tet tpercen icllen. Gs seibtebt AQes, ,im
bic SepSlferuns- absulosen. SnStraes
burg 1T iansit bic Suhtrufereifrma 8er>
ser>9eprault um bic GoneeIlion fir Grim
cnns zines fatboliI6en 8latteS
fir ras Gllas etnsetomnten srbielt ober
BON Ger preuBiiden Seb5ree tpieeerbclt
einen abi9Idsisen 8siaeto. yiun ia, bic
Satbo!iten i'm neuen beuti6en 3ei9 bae
ben aud ni6ts 6reunrIi6es uns YiuiseS
su bofen. pSrs
Sn Sranfrei9 i6einen bic Ycmapars
tiiten nod nt6t ale SoiTnuns aufeeaeben
;u babsn ibreDnnaitie tpisser,in re, Dor
cersrunp ;u branaen. Die III ibren
Dienfen ftebenpen Srsane Tranfrei&s
erbeben ipieoer easSaupt fibner U. snyers
itdtli6er benn ie unp perlansen laatnab
einem neuen plebiscit I'm III bereilen,
eab Der Gr=&ailer nod iirmer ccr Gr.
rpdtlte Der Station iei. .rl ;sLg.
Mebrere Slitter batten BEN &ailerlelbIt
anseslast er conlpirirte BON Gnalanpaus
sesen tie jeyise 8esieruns une babe feline
@etreuen iiber sar3 Grantrsib rerbreitet,
ltm feline Hiidfebr so1ubereiten earauf
antiportet Elm enslil6es 8latt, ras BON
Der faiierli6en Samilie su Mittbeilunaen
benuBt miro, ipecer Der SaiIer nod Elm
Wlitsliep ieiner 6amilte ermutbisten Die
bcnapartiitilde 8eipesuns unp ,remn
aud bic Trtunte'ces &ailerS etipaS urs
serulpis iefen, 70 balteifd istoG Der 8ais
ler fem, I'M bic Berufl,ns Der Hatipn III
elmer @bfimmtus ;u beI1leuntssn. Dieie
@ntpprt uno 8eritberuna ces enaliIben
SlatteS flnoet natiirlid feiHen 0laubsn,,
unp ni6t nit llnreht miro ibm bemerft,
eas rer 8aiier BON bet1 fran,5fI6en Dol
te fib uno feline Dpnaltie prrI6er,t bat !;
tpdre cine NIdfebr eeS &ailers aud nur
mSsli6 Deer wabri6einli6, 10 maste
man Sranfrsi6 ais ras beeauernswdrs
cisite eane anieben, mas es in europa
sibt
aber aud pbne CAP es cen Mann bon
Seran suriifruft bat tSranfrei1 mod nicbt
Sepubt iib aus icinem mpraliIhen Woz
raSnlus su erbeben unc harafterfelt ,u
lein; jeeo9 bat eS nod cole, arpse N6f,z
ner in beceuter slnsabl, bic ni6t fiirdten,
3eusnis fir ibren @lauben uns itrr llee
berseusuns abSulesen. Sespr Die Naz
Misunderstanding iit trennte. baben 46
ibrer Witslieoer cine apre1e an een bl.
Sater erlafen, tporin iie ibre llebereinz
ftfmmunS nit Der ltnfeblbarfsitslebre unb
cet, pdpitlihen Gnepelifen Iber sas Ser
bdltnib bon Staat unb &ir6e alisbrdfen
unb lhlieelid unt ben pdpltli9en Sssen
fur Uranfrei6 unp fir iib bitten. Der
Dtpatirte 8eleasteL tpsl1r bic @rreie
ben Slattern mittbeilt periGert bas nod
pisl mebr Deputirte unteseidnst batter,
lpsnn bic arrei1e ni9t INT leBten Ausen<
blide Dor ben Gerien Der yiationalYerz
lammIuns aufselest tporeen mare.
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SnlanoiSebe Nacbricbteu.

~ a.
Su Gang af 6 its in Briabam
younS su 0unfen elmer &ldaerirt aur
3abluns Son $2,986 serurtbeiIt tpprten.
Bon eirter aneern Grau rparoe er auf $2,<
900 Serflast pelde bein Tobe ibrrs
@attsn fir iie tei Brigham youna bepo<
nirt tporbr Ister,. sluserbem tinb Der
baftsbefeble sesen ibn tnb feinen Sobn
rcesen Wifdulp an einen, Worbe erlaiz
len pprpen, gJouns bat iebp6 felt pem
26. Sft. Die Stapt Serlal1en. Mat err
rpartet ridttse Sprsanse i'm Wcrmonerz
lanpe une befiir6tet llnruben. 8efonberS
aufsnest fpllen Die Trauen feilt, unb IN
Walbins!pn 1T eine so Jus lanse petiz
ttcn ppn Srauen aus lltab III @unftrn
Der Gielwciberei einsetroTen. Der Worz
nipnenbiidpf Sarfins tpurpe peaen 0ielS
rretberei ,u bret Sabren 3uhtbauS unb
$500 @elrfrafe perurtbeil:.
Ibomas Gpfna, elmer Der arSez
tenStaatsmdnner Ger Ser. Staaten, III AM
26. Oft. I'm eaneaiter, 8, Ieiner gBubz,
nuna i'm alter Sen 80 Sabren aeiforz
ben. Bent8e Sage Dor fetnem
lpce III ernp6 IN ben Shpp6
Der Stride aufsenom men wprz
ben. Die 2ei6e puroe am 20. Sct.,
anter Setbei!isuus Der Hibter Der GU
preme Court uno Ger StaatSbeamtet Dol,
Columbus in Sancaitsr befattet. Die
Ges;erunSsz0 Departments in Walbines
ton rparen an cieiem Gage gum 3eiden
ces Seiletbs seiblolIsn, Gptns tpurbe
am %. DEG. 1889 BEL Weitz9ibertp Otio
County Qest @ef Iirstria) sebortt1,
itueirte Die Siedte unb lieB iit IN Qaneals
ter ais 2teppfat nieper. SIN Sabre 1880
tpurpe CT 8unbeSIenator mar unter praz
ieent Sarriipn S1asamtslefretdr u. Vraz
lieent SaYlot'S SefretdrbeS Snnern. Sit
1851 Bate er fi6 inc pripatleben sariG
sesosen.
&nSrtffe Se8en bic Gbimt
fen ideinen II, setpilIsn Oesenoen Mote
~ rperbea. Sn Sos @nssIos, Gal. fam
tS bel tem 8eriu@e eines poIi,iRtn, einen
GbinelenSu arretiren tpobei bic 9anbslute
beNelben auf pie Saufen Il, ber Sraee
l1oEen une einen Dei6en t5bteten, ~ ei%
nent .fSrmli9en @efe9t ,wiI@en ben
Gbineitn unb ben WeiBtn, tpobti bic
essteren tas game Gbinfltn 0iertA nMs
Hellten anp ete 5duler an1dnbeten.
ssiper famen pabfi unmtnTali9e Itaten
Der @raulamfeit Dor, inbem ber Mct is
meiit unlhulrise Gbineifn l5rtdIidt
mi6taneelte unp aufbanste. MQeS Sell
anp Gissntbum ber Sortteen GbinHti,
parse fort 9ridleppt. Die1ebSrben itt1s
ten nur NIT Mlbe bic Orbnuns wiebu
ber. IL &ipttrs tpurben drrrtirt. .-An&
in 8fllepiae. .N. ST. Tam Is su etnrmt
blutissn GonFift spiIhsn Gbindet unt
Srldnberr,, mobei Elm Gbinefenfnabt l&wer
Serlest tpurbe.
@prise Bo6e entpsdts man In
einsm BretterssbSfte In Wilwautet cine
Wa1e BON Sslfannen, ipslde nit 8nis
,in anaefillt tparen. Cine furdttAre
aufresans berrI9ts In GOlss tsitn In
Der Staet. gSarum bisie xanueti une
BON wsm iis binssiteut tparen, bleibt bi8
Dato Elm @ebsimnis.
| Wittellt proclamation psnt 28. ,.
smpftbIt Der yrxfbtnt sas Der 80. Mpz
pember b. Sim Sansen eanSe als
Da nfis8unsytas bsotaStet 'ptrs
pe.--
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08

0tynniren. r sss.y a. ~
T Gtaienbunsen II. &prre<
fppnbensen belonSerS iiber ftrdlibe
alnb ansere tpi6tise 8esebenbeiter, iinp
jeberseit triQfommett rttilItt aber pom
@erfaiIer unter:et9ntt lef,,.
AS Pot CfEe. glsnss. ortrs gns bas sinisAs nns
N6rat Wtttel iur usberiensunS @ee uas pnte e
~ battn fnb taiu sttrauAt wtrbea. -, !. 4. q ss..
gDeax tie Wamen ssa untrl&rdssrn tnsefantt werstn
tsattM Re tt6 esf&rebea fem nnb eas gefamt, Gruns
uns Staat stnau aHs ri&Hs ansestten wtrbtn. 4 ~,
sBtmn cine 3suss stn sinem psfam an elm anstres s.
tts wsretn lpa 10 mas mmr aud has psfamt anstseben
UtrSen. 10 bic 3tit'ius frab ber tmpfanser uaree.
gDenn Seane itin 6lat ntt rtsemSsis emvfdnat pstr
f& aaf senp cine 4rt Jtbr enialetn 70 fsnte Der BE-.
treftnst assat sris s Ssraussessr fssIaA tsra6rst
HerSer. 80 a 4, tt%F eftsstt tssgl
Di. gerantrvrtiGt fur @eis.uburaen bic 3tituns
trstn yr sana uternebmen betIbea per rtsis
frtrten Hrtf rsr per yuaCfTe 3sneY Srssr ss4sbsR.
Die .csnsem6nrssr @asstts" mad csurspa.
sDir ysrienken ttrei,s cine an,asl Grsysr.t.r a,,
na6 Gnrepd ant md6en nert eeier besees aufmsrffam
bas BE nsbrnsuas sts Slaes Derwanste uns reanss
itnins bes Geedas sr ittr sesnetes W IT, eiHen
f<rtrt&etn Werietr nit eereben IA unterbalten nnc Ne
uttr bic 3nhanee eees 9aneeS unerrhen beer as
eara DriefpeAel ssiteben t0nrn fH I.- #
gsftaunsen, Srisfe &c. frb ~ aere6irsn
,LuXEMBURaER GAZETTEs',
~ u DUBUQUE, IOWA.
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,Luaxenlburger Gazette

Ia catholic Weekly
published by the.
GERMAN CATHOLIC PRINTING Co.,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
TERMS $3.50 per annum, invariably in
advance. T a
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ein fattoiil6es Wo6enblatt
fit 4etht mna Nahrheit,
1as poHports

In ben g Sdateu aHs CANADA beirdat % gents per Sat
uns mus bon tm @mrfduser bel ieiner ysOeffee serte
idbrii6 ssrausteSdblt werben.
an tdnn " ieeer 3tit aa bic ,eartmbarser @aistte
Akannirea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

FINE WATCHES, JEwnRE, &c.-We
call attention to the double column adver.
tisement Of Messr5. VIII. Hsnnegen &
Co, found elsewhere in this mornings
paper. It's hardly. proper to say that
they are Just in receipeoE a splendid stock
of goods, as they afereeeiving additions
almost daily throughout the year. Their
lines Of watches, foreign and domestic,
jewelEy, clocks, bronzes, solid,silver and
plated ware, and in factof everything that
enters into the stockof such an estab.
lIshment, win always be found full and
complete. In extent, and variety, and
magnifcence, the displsy made by Measrs.
b. & Co., rivals the largest stores Of like
character outside Of the Eastern cities, and
many Of those in the East do not surpasS
1t in any Of the particulars named. The
firm has always been noted for the llber.
al principles on which Its business j. con-
Quoted. Their prices are such only rs
viii afford q fair livingproft. They take
pleasure in showing visitors through their
palatial establishment Those who need
anything in their line will find on exami-
nation that Messrs. Il. & Co., can and
WIN furnish goods Of like quality, at as
lowrat@ as they can be purchased West
Of the Alleghmies Go and SEE for your.
selves. 1850 e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

WAsHNGToR HALL, LAST NTaRT.-
shsrgyS New York Theatrical Company
was greeted in Washington Halllast night,
with geod house. Tho principal piece
presented was Rip Van Wrinkle, and the
several characters were well sustained.
We heard the remark made by those who
are posted in such matters that tho com.
pany Is one Of the finest ever here, and
worthy The support Of the theatre going
public The main feature Of the pro-
gramme for this evening Is GlIaIy War
nsr, or the WiEss Trials" The cast Of
characters win bring out the full
strength Of the company, GndTe doubt
not thsrendering Of this highly interesting
play will be in keeping with the reputa-
ton ofthe troupe. Reserved seats can be
secured during the day. See advertise
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

JEWISH, PASSOVER To.morrow the
jewish festival Of the Passover will com.
mence, and continue during the following
eight days. 1t was instituted by Moses
In commemoration OF the Israelites re.
naming intact on the night Of tho de-
struction Of the first born in Egypt. Or.
iginaIly It was observed by sacrificing the
paschal lamb toward the evening Of the
14th Of the first Hebrew Spring month
tNisan) and eating It on the following
night, as well as by excluding all leayen
from the meals of that evening and the
following seven ,days-the first and last
Of which were observed IS holy. Since
the destruction Of Jerusalem tho Pass.
over has been celebrated by eating .;un.
leavened bread during the eight days; by
abstinence from labor on the first two and
last two Of the festival; and by observ.
ance on the first evening Of various do
nestle rites, commemorative Of the de-
liverance from Egyptian bondage, includ.
ing the recital Of Scriptural and Legendary
narratives respecting the event, and the
chanting Of PsSlms. 'sa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

Police CouRT2Tobe Vance had 1t
all his own way in the police court, yes
terday morning, bslng the only prisoner
in the celh. When brought out for trial
he came swaggering along as Is his wont.
The testimony was brief, butvery direct
Atitsclose lobe begged to be let OF with
light punishment, and in consideration Of
the fair promise made, His Homer fined
him one dollar and costs; or, IN default oil
payment, ten days in jail. Judge G. re,
marked that If arraigned before him
again, he would double the term of i'm.
prsonment. lobe dsiaalted, and returned
to his old quarterson Fifth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

REQUEsr.-We are informed that at
the meeting Of the gentlemen who have
the arrangements for the Peace Jubilee in
charge, held last Monday evening, reso-
luton was adopted requesting all citizens,
without respect to nationality, to decorate
their houses and places Of business on that
day. OF course each one isrt liberty to
exercise his own judgment in this matter,
but we think a request SO reasonable win
hardly meet with . refusal in q single
instance. We are all no doubt retoiced
that the late devastating war in France Is
ut an end, leaving out Of view any pre-
conceived notions we may have had Of the
righteousness OF either partys cause. It
is enough that the war between the
French and PrussiAnS h closed, and 1t Is
eminently proper that Americans should
Join in celebrating the return Of Peace
We hope, therefore, that our cittzena will
fling to the breeze every bit Of bunting In
their possession, and also make such other
demonstrations in the way Of decoration
as may seem to each one proper and re.
spectful. 80 '-1 u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

WATER PRES TEsTED.-Yesterday the
process 0, testing the water pipes now
being cast at Hamilton & Cos foundry
for the Island extension, was being
thoroughly conducted by Representatives
Of the Water Works authorities. Only q
very small per cent Of the number tried
failed towlthstand the pressure required
300 pounds to the square inch. Ten Of
these pipes are cast every day, and it Is
really worth q visit TO the foundry to see
how II is done. The contract will he
finished in less than 80 days, and the work
Of putting them down will be commenced
at once, VIC presume.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05


ANSWER TO DEER PRoRIEM-A. cor.
respondent at Warrington sends in the
following solution Of The "deer problem
which appeared In yesterday mornings
paper:
One man weighing 1870 and the other
100 pounds, one must have had two.
fiClhS, and the other three.Ilfths Of the rail,
or In proportion to their weight When
they changed ends the man weighing 1870
pounds has three.f(thS Of the rail. The
question IS what weight with two.flthH
will balance 1870 pounds with three-fiilhH
OF the rail2 This We find to be $40
pounds. Subtractlng from this tteReight
Of the lightsF man Gao pOunds) gives 100
pounds as the weight Of the deer, q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

GEORGE FRANCIS TRA1N-We have
ventured to make another appointment
for Mr. Train, as the leading citizens arc
extremely anxious to hear him again.
There Is not such another man now per,
ambulating this little world who can
raise such Il breeze among the people as
George F. Train. Those who heard him
last Monday night say they were never 90
well entertained before in their lives. No
man Of this generation Is more generally
known throughout the civilized world
than Train. He has Travelled In all parts
ofthe world, speaks fluently dozen Ian.
guages, and can impart more information
in one hour than half q dozen Of any
speakers we have heard Rneennes (IndJ
Gazette.
Mr.. Train will speak at Washington
Hall, in this city, on next Tuesday even.
ing.
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Ans.dAW
TRTsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED BUILDING LOTS m
NUUNDsVILLE.-By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust
executed 10 me BY J. r, Woods, Ellen Woods,
". s, Hutehlns, and JullaOna Autchlns, bearing
date september 18th, 1868, and Of record In the
Kecorder's or1ce Of Marshall county, W, Va, In
Deed Book No. II, folio 4I8, l viii Of the front
door OF the Court House Of said county, on
1hurGdIy, Nay 4th, u / O'clock, P. H.,
Proceed 70 sell at public auction, 70 the highest
bidder, Lois No. 1856 lS7, l3s, and 1Sg, with all
the GppuFtenAnces theTeunto belonging, situate
10 The town Of Moundsville, near the Court
House, known a. the Oldham or Female sem.
mary property. There are on said lots o good
we'll, ciEtern, wash house and stable, with q
choice variety OF frult, Ornamental tees and
small ShrubbtFy,
Terms Of Sae-s1.2SO caGh; tho balance in one
year, with interest nom day Of sale, the pur::
chaser 10 give bond and security for the deferred
payment. HANSON CRISWELL,
6pa.d4W Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

CONCERT Eo-MoHT-We hope The
lovers Of choice vocal and instrumental
MUSIC among our readers, will not forget
the concert at the Third Presbyterian
church in the Eighth Ward, this evening.
The proceeds are for the benefit Of the
church named, and, The object is one
worthy the patronage Of all. The price
has been axed at . nate which brings the
entertainment within hemsans Of every.
body. We trust therefore, that every.
body will make Arrangements to be pres.
ent 49, ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

CIRCUIT CouRT.-several cases were
disposed of in this Court yesterday, but
none Of them Of sufficient public interest
to make note OF. By consent, The case
Of the State Is. G. W. Eckhart, indicted
for selling liquor on Sunday, Is to be taken
to the Court Of Appeals totest the opinion
Of Judge Melvin on the Act passed by the
late Legislature transferring the jurisdic-
ton Of such cases to the Municipal Court.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morning.
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Moculloch Farm.

Thu Mace contains III acres, over 100 acres Of
which i tilablc land, in good state OF cu!aVA'
ton, and about
TWENTY ACRES OF EXCELLENT TIMBER
There 10. q good frame barn, with StASlipg
under It, and two tenement houses upon w
premises The whole tract Is III good repair,
and u pnderlaId with
A VEIN OF GOOD COAL,
E.sy OF access which could be opened within q
1hoft distance OF tho river, where there Is .
StGarubCas landing on the place
The above property, will be sold on easy terms.
dress me o. West Liberty, Ohio county, VIVA.
E.Z. McCULLOCH,
oI,- 'RRRruinF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

Child scALDED,-Mondsy afternoona
child Of Thomas Marsh, in the Eighth
Ward, was quite severely scalded about
the face and neck. In some way q basin
OF hot water was turned over, falling on
the child and inaicting the injury men
toned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

Work REsUMED.-Work at the Nor.
way Mill was resumed yesterday morn.
Ing, under the regime Of Messrs. Dewey
Vance & Co. ANer to-day all the fur.
naces will be worked, day and night, or
what is known among furnace men as
"double turn" Msssrs, D. V. s Co., We
believe, propose to make nothing bht
muck iron, TO be made into nails at their
Riverside Mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

TwENTY.F1VE PER CENT. SAVED BY
using DooLEY's YEAST POWDER in the
Of biscuits, rolls, pastry, ETC.,
over any ofthe ordinary baking powders
in market This Is occasioned BY the full
net weight in each package, and the fAct
that 1t Is composed Of articles strictly
pure, healthy and nutritious. which In
sures satisfactory results every time. By
using DoOIEY's YEAST POWDER, thirty
pounds more bread can DO made from a
barrel oE.fiour, than by any other process
ofraising dough. a trial willsatisty any
one otis standard excellence. For sale
by Grocers generally. 49, eoddGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

Still MovRa.-We noticed in the
streets, yesterday, quite a number Of
vehicles LOADED with 1household and
kitchen furniture 80 that this interest,"
ing season in the history Of many persons
isnoL yet over. The weather yesterday,
was all that any one could desire for
changing base and we doubt nOthut thoSe
upon whom falls the real burden Of trans.
ferring the household goods from one
point to another, were grateful for the
bright warm sunshine. ANA
We have stated that there are those who
feel this annual changing from place to
place to be- burden. That Is NOT the
case, however, with all who yearly 90 to
new quarters. For children, moving Is .
rapture. The last dinner inthe old house,
the first tea in, the new, 90 dOleful to the
elders, are partaken BY The children with
Joyous riot Their happy voices echo
gleefully from the naked walls and floors;
they race and scamper up and
down the earpetleaS stairs; they jeopar-
die tho safety Of unhung mirrors and
crockery unarfanged; through halls and
apartments tho very embodiment Of
chaos, they frolic with an exubsrance o.
spirits, checked only by sheer exhaustion.
Aldthis highest type of child enjoyment
Is not maEred I'LL order once more reigns
in the household-till the carpets are
down and everything Is in It's proper
place If that consummation be not reach.
ed IN q single day, the youngster regards
it as a special blessing to be permitted to
occupy q bed made upon the floor.
Children under many circumstances
evince more and better philosophy than
their seniors, and in no instance, perhaps,
Is this remark more sHikihgly illustrated
than during the period through which
numbers in this community have Just
passed. Why this is so, we cannot tell,
but the experience fhose who have been
compelled to change their quarters a
greater or less number Of times, will at
test the truthfulneas Of the statement. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

NoTrcE TO HoUsExEErERs, Buy your
wall paper at PAUL Bros, & Co.'s, and
SAVE THTEEN PER CENT. by getting
those wide English goods which are gen.
orally superior 70 American paper, both
In the quality ofthe paper and tie colors
they are printed in--ANp SELL FOR THE
aAMR PRICE. You win find there the
best assortment in the city7-all styles.
prices, and qualities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-05

New GoQDs-J. 7. Lakin b Co., have
received their stock Of goods for Spring
and Summer wear, and we are satisfied
that for variety and beauty, they can not
be surpassed in the city. Csll and see
them.