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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-15
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4 1AC uAUN VA w GA
Our German Celebration.
Imposing Pageantry'
A Grand Civic Cavalcade.
Hundreds of Horsemen
And Thousands on Foot.
The Trades in Line.
Flags and Banners
A Grand Allegorv.
Die Wacht am Rhein. "
a Full Description of the
Peaceful Pageantry.
a Full Description of the
Peaceful Pageantry.
Scenes Along the Route.
The City Decorated.
4 Review by The Mayor at Inde-
pendenCe Hall.

"Was list des Deutschen VaterIand!
So nenne endlich mir das Land!
So welt die Deutsche Zunge Klingt
Und GOtt In Himmel Lieder singt-
Das soil es sein,
Das game Deutschland soil es sein."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-15
Fourth Division.


This division formed on Broad street. rig ht
resting on Master and extended to Poplar.
Albert II. Ladner was marshal His assistants
were Xavier Yaerger, Valentine Presser. VIM.
Raske, VIM. L. Elkins, VIM. Haines Joseph
FreuDd, George Reicke, and j, A. Bardsley;;
They were followed by band which discoursed
most excellent music.
The first business represented In this DIVISION
was the glassmakers. The firm OF II: Y. FOX,
Son & Co. displayed the operations OF making
gass in perfect style. Their hrst wagon con-
TONED furnace Here the workmen, under
the superintendence of Fl. Leber and assisted
by Richard Karney, formed all manner OF orna- Ts
ments which they dispersed to the crowd. The
article most sOugh. for was bottle olosn sscoI5 IN
wagon contained the cutting and grinding ap-
parstus and here the stopPsrs were ground and
shs,d wagon contained glass mugs, spears axes,
and also carried the fuel. They were followed
nv a barouche in which were seated Henry @.
Fox. Charles ID. Fox, Henry X. Chew, and
Thomas j. Anderson, the firm. f.
Messrs. LAdner q Bird had wagon
with glass work, which followed NJ. TX s.
Continued On the Eighth PagS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21

uSte buben ii9 ber blutbiir tiger
9 8anbe san9el9lp0en~, erpiberte bel
Sbrtf falt, vip le9en @te ii9 audi jeB>
nit Der @eieul9aft spil9en bic Ste fid
9ebettet baben. DaS 1T fetn &rteo
nebr baS 1T &aub unb W}prb> unb &duz
ber unb M6rber biirfen fi9 eben ni6t BE-
Ha9etl tpenn ite een @trtf olS 2pbn fin
ben."
SD tpence MIDI an ben &ailerw f9rit
@tloeitre oerspeif f1un96opu> ui@ perlan9t
ei>t @ert9t -"
uDa8 fol- Dir >perben> 111ein 8url9e",
l9rte etner ber 6actenberps, t1ben er aul
tbn lp69tn9 uno ibm etnen @trid INN BIZ
&eble f6lu9.
Der Sbrif tpanbte ii@ iGauoerno at
-aber er batte bier 9H9t6 n1ebr gu tbuu
-lein Muftra9 par erfuQt unb bic Sc
rt@t6pfe9e tonnte er re@t gut ben Mert>
fanern ii6erlaien.
Gtnt9e Winltten ipdter batte berSbrt1
letne Ttuppen wteoer 9eorbnet> bic tpentz
9en &erwunceten - Grbte batten iie MI,
3tpei - tpurbe,t auf Era9babren 9ele9t
i1m lie biniber mad Salatiner su i@afz
fer1 unb bem Glub ab,pdrts folsenb lu@tf
ct jeBt AUDI bic Spur bet anoern 8anot
auf5ufnpen.
llno bic @efansenen? 3 G6 ipiclt'
f@ nit ibnen muir cine jener Sauienr'
pon @reuel1ce1e11 ab, an benen oaS u7:
slldlide 9aub 10 rei4 idpn felt Sobr:
sebnten mar. DteMas9eter &pubten mpkt
tpesbalb fie ben Suapp6 8ewafneter q;
tbren @e9en fplgten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
3eitunas 6efete Der Ser St1aten+

Denn Mbunnenten ibre 3eit'ne nt9t abbsfel-
len, 70 Htrb aneeuun,nten bag e piefelbe for3ubt-
balten wiuf9tn.
&ein Nbpnnemen, fann re&tsguNig abbefeot
'werben, pbne tab oIe &udfanbe be3ablt fnb.
Denn Nbpnnenten unterlaRen, ibre 3eituage
BON ber polofFee abaubulen, 10 llnb ile bafar Ser
antwortli9, bis Fe ibre ean3e Hs@nnng be3ablt
:unb bic 3eitune abbe1eQt baben.
gDenn Mbunnenten tbren @obnort anbern, ubne
bic 3situnes>Sfee su bena&ri@tt9en, 10 1T es i9r
@9aben, tpenn bic 3eitung na4 tbrem friberen
QBobnort eelbidt ,pirb.
Cine Weietruns, tie 3eitune ren Der pof.Sf>
fee ab3ubolen obne belelbe beaatt 3u baben, tpirb
ais abf9ti6er 8etrug anseIeben:
Ber brei Nummern elmer ;3tttung annimmt,
mirb ais Nbonnent aneeieben unb bat far ste1slbe
3u tesablen. y,
3eituneen ilno in benz County, TO ile etbrudt
pereen, portefret.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
Da8 SftobersDecret.

DoBreisenb 9elegene S9lpb G6opu4
tepec katte 1t@ unter oer 19affen.oen 6ana
pe8 &atfets iebr 5'1 ieinen1 @prtbeu pu:
anbeu. Die gang 9el&idt I'M SS',1rer,,
on9ele9ten Gdume &purpen, >pean amd
ni9t eben 9ldnsenb pper futlerlid, bad
9a11s tppbnltd unb elegant ber9eridtet
l1no Der fleine @arten pben auf ber bDb,
be6 bu9els, unb et9entlt@ un,nitte0a>
am S@lpbbpf war bon 9el9tdten 5dt1:
pen;fetbt9 rei taurtrt pper, beHer 9eiagt
neu 9el@afen poroeu, tpdbrerlb rei@'
8lxmenbeete AUDI ben breitetl ia tenDar1
kimabf fabrenten @e9 um9oben~
&u9 lnten in1 part bate man Die
aearbettet bic fryltaQaaren 9ue(len pprl
lit srpben 9emauerten &derootrs 9efau=
9en, bic @e9e au89edp9en unb NIT 9el=
te,1 &ies beitreut, 8lumenbcete iberall
anscte9t> uno 1elbf be>, unter ben md6z
tiSem Geoen 9elesenen &aIen eepfe9t
unb baoer betpabrt bab er Don ben 8e>
fuHem riidit@tslps ;erfampft> unp GER
treten tpurDe. ...
Gtenlo paren bic 6aIen pben bic
na@ bem @arten gu la9en> NIT TreScp<
@emdloett aus ber MYtbploeie 9estert, ::
8i6 babin aber bielt ii6 @ariatlian
nod tmmer Don 9r1eeren @eleul6aftet,
turl6 benn feline Tbdti9teit ,tpurte in
per Tbat ben 0an3en Sag tiber, unb 9ar
ni9t 1elten bi5 ipdt in bic Naat binein,
in Mnlprud 9enummen. Sn ben Mbenp>
funben lebnte erf@ eann ater tta@&ube
unb ,pplte aQein iein.
81 er iId ntdt mande BON bielen Nrz
beiten bdtte erlparen f6nnen, 1T cine an
pere Gra9e> cenn piele @eieBe enttparf er,
ote allein auf rem papter blteben rnb
ii&> 70 ie9eu8reid iie in ett1em ctptlifrten
2anb 9e>pirft baben piirben, bter> unp bel
Der nod inn1er berrl9enben @dbruna,
alS gan; 1tnausflbrbar ertpie1en.
MQes, ,paS Martmtltan that unp an
prbnete> 3eu9te tppbl BON benz aufrt@tt9en
Snterehe, bas er an bem 2anb unb ietnen
Bempbnern nabm> npn ben1 9utet ebrlt<
@en @iQert ben er i'm entse9entra9te
mie BON einem tptrtlt9en @tuptun feiner
BebGrfntne, aber - er tdui@te fi@ ent:
peoer ielber iiber ben &pirfli9en> nod inn
1ner mebr alS reppluttpndren 3uitanb 1eiz
res &ei@es, pber t1abm AUDI NQe8, mas
er bar1ber bBrte, piel su lei6t tnbem er
bet @e9ner unter19dBte. Gr fng in ber
Ebat ar1> iein 9au6 su tapesterenl ebe er
e6 uuter Dad Bate, Die @pnne .idien
ia, unb idle@t 8etter hlieb piellei9t nod
lan9e aus. ..,5].. y. '..,. . .,''* 80. .
Sebt, uno au@ muir ert III ben lebtttt
Bo&en sab er fd t1ebr einett efieQt9ett
2eben btn rlnb busu trlt9en 9e,pib 1iel
pie >suten Ma@rt@ten beIz Bic bon. aue1
Seiten, uno gar 11i9t ieltel, sualet9, elm
trafen. ,&ein Sag III Der Wp3e serltef
faE 100 TIM nt9t etne 1,eues Ste9e6na@z
rtdt pber !.tpas 11ebr nod bebeuten
ppQte ~ &unbe binterbra@t tpurbe baB
fi& biet pbtr iene Orti9aft ia san;e
Staattn fir bas &aiierrei9 erfldrt batte11
1tnb tbnt butbt9ten.
@d9es@ebtet bate benr1 Suare3 nod
I'M 8eftb, tpen,t e tiberbaupt ba8t Nei4
pirtttd nitbt perlaGtn 2 88tinta aua>
bratmeile ntebr ppn 8a,3 4leritp, ste er
,peni9fens feft bebaupten fonnte. 6ei<
ntatblcsl ltlbf purbe q 81 rt su Drt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
Trieori3 0erRader.
Drttter 9 a ND.
(Grrtleeuug.)

lOcItltBuU9.J
IoS beloil9e Gprp6 tpar etpa anbertr
balb Stunpen BON bort e1tfernt bteStra<
&c einbaltenb, na9 Nproen 1nari4trt ba
iie bic lesten Na9ri9ten oeru1utten lts<
zen, bob f9 bic @ueriuo5 na@ iener
&i6tun9 oetpanpt. ga erret@teu fte cine
|6acienba am @eA bic has &aut9eitnoel
crif an pem ndmli9en Mor9en lberfauen
unp aus9epliinoert. Sie fanbm aud
ben plab nod III roller furGtbarer Nufz
reaunA unb BON elmer beuu@barten Srt,
19aft tparen fosar bic 8erebner tepah<
net beriiber9efommen, UNI bic Muber,
>penn nStbig NIT pertretben gu belfen. -
DaS 2anpYolf befam e6 tnblt@ iatt, rAtt
bieien slseuolen 8ancen beim9elu@t s,t
perben ppr beuen Ie ii9 faum etne
Na9t rubi9 auf ibr 2a9er tperfen fpun i;
ten> uno pft jabrelan9e Arbeit in elmer
etnstscn @tunoe burd llc ;eritSrt Ia
ben.
Da 9erabe pdbreno bic bcl9il9e Gpz
Tonne bort btelt Der itd ;tpet fran;Sfl6e
Sffstere init elmer patroui4e on9ei9lpi<
1el traf ber arn,e Sxotaner Elm, bett bic
Nduber an bern MprSen feline Glel nit
iammt ibrer 2abung we99enpmmen unp
f9or 1etn 2eben bebrobt batte11 tpenn fie
ibm np6 irseno tpteber besesnen tpiirben.
Der arn1e Geuf fel ober, benz MQe6, 1pa8 er
auf Der @elt beIaB, nit ben Tbteren SER
loren 9{n9. ba6te gar nt@t baran> ietn
Gt9entbum aufsu9ebeh pbne >peni9fenS
gu ieben >ppbin f9 bic &duber be6elben
peneen tpilroen. Mlit Der ieiner &ace
iiterbaupt et9enen Sdlaubeit fol9te er
tbnen be6balb. unp alS er- f9 i1nn,er
Yor1@tt9 auBer @t6t baltenb> enbli@
iab> 100 fie tbr 9aser oufl4lusen, elite er
;urad uno na@ Salactu9p su> um BON
bort BET ber failerli@en @arnilpn 6ulfe
gu lu9en. -. H.
Da traf er nnter,pe9s ouf ber aepldnz
eerten .6acienba bic belsil9e &ruppe>
melrete fetnen l1nfau unb ben iebtaen
Nufentbalt Der &duber, 11nb erbpt {i6
natarlf@ NIT Treupen, ben @plbaten gum
TIbrer ;u ptenen. 5,s -~.7
Denett f@lo0en ii9 aber jebt iptppbl
bic Iammtli@en 2eute BON ber 6acienpa
an, al6 aud bic aus ber Ma9barl@aft
beraber9efpmntenen 8epafneten. Ser
Snbtaner aber, ber bas Terrain aenau
fannie 1&nb tpubte, baB BE @ueri4as Spn
bet @teQe aus, 100 fie fi@ befanben, I'M
Slben ppllfpmnnen etn9ebemmt la9en,
rnb nur ben 8er8itrcnt auf< sber ab<
wdrts, pber gerabe Il, ben @alp binein
e1tffeben fpnnten, bra9te bic BEL
ster ni9t aueiu.;u BEN. :.n@tisen puntt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
BellefrlstlslOfs.

Mof1el- Terre. Ssureoife.
@9un pieter cine blut'9e Saat,
@9on mieber cine @aat auf 8lut!
@o fest ibr 2Gmmer lelbit in Wutb,
So ma&t Sbr bas Ybantum CUR Sbat!
@p 59Irt Sbr tpieberum es an,
Mie felt Sab.bunoerten bisber
Sn l1ets crneuter @iebertebr
Der Tanattamus es'9etban!
Balb mar es ,Rebersi" unb ba!b
@arb es perfolst als I4war3e &unh
ltnb als perpanbelt es III Dun0,
@ewaun IS piebsr l1nseRalt.
,Greimaursrsi" unb terlet mtbr,
vDemaepee" unt u6u&oerratb",
l1nb in Grmauoeluns btr Gbat
MuBt' balttn bsr @ebante ber.
SIR Rluesu' blsibt ibr twis blinb,
3n itb'n ni@t cure gfarretbsi
@ie ielbt ibr ruff ben @clf berbei
MueeisBent nit benz 8ab bas &tub2
Der No6el, Gerre unb 8uurspiie
@eripristss Ylut jest pirb's CUR @aat,
Der 8pben fabtS, ub frab, ub ipas,
l1xb per bann bat peri@uleet bas?
Sie ui9t! Fe waren i&a&ssiest-
Gril, @ertannune tSbtet asbr,
Mls Guer feblenbes Gemebr,
pifoL bas - mSrberil@ 3erfebt! -
Dreitauienb Mann umfeb'n bic Drei
unb pie Elm Geuereftn lie; -
Man ldiebt fe nieber rie bas 0ieb,
Den ,@rmmunismus" traf tein 8lei.
DerGremit Ypn Garlve
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
8ebin9ungen

Wtmneiota Staato> 3eitunq.
Dret Wlal QB6 dentli@e:
gurausbe3abluns 'eey Sabr]..."....". $500
2Y61entlt1e*
5n Drausbs3ablnne ............ $3.50
per Sabr, na9 allen Etetltu ter 9es. Staaten.
Nab europa CpprtufreD:
Dret Mal mD9enttdte [per 9abr] 1920
8Daentlte [per Sabr] r].........".'".......... 4.10
@eIbfeubungtu yer PVT 1pues Ortsr" uber Ia
ReeRrtrten Breen f5nnen au unfer @tp esma&t werbu
Nae Brtefe btltebe man III abrelFreu an
xbepbpr Gambler,
Bpr 262, ct. pauL Ntnu.
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9'' 4te*ito>

Gbaratterbilo aus bsn Sabren 1864 - 1867
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

MlxED.-On Monday last Mrs. Pop
pert had Mrs. Baeisner arrested for dis
turbing the peace, disorderly conduct
and various other grave offenses. The
two ladies being residents of the Eighth
Ward the case was taken before Squire
Schultz. He fined Mrs. Baeisner s.
and costs and held her in the sum of
$25 TO keep the peace for three
months. On Wednesday evening Mrs.
Baeisner had Mrs. Poppert arrested on
the same charge. She too was fined
S. and costs and was held in $25 bonds
to be Of good behavior for three months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

FIRE AT SUNFIsH learned yes
terday that night before last while some
farmers were burning brush piles near
a German settlement about mile from
Sunfish, the winds blew the flames into
the woods, setting them on fire. Some
time during the night the fire was COM
municated to the houses in the settle
ment and three dwellings and church
were destroyed.
A large Touring mill, stored with
grain, took fire several times, but was
saved with the greatest difficulty.
Our informant was unable to give US
the names of the persons whose prop
erty was destroyed or the amount Of the
loss, but from what we gather it must
be pretty heavy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

SOLDIERS COMMITTEE MEETING
The Executive committee and the COM
mittee Of Arrangements appointed by
the Soldiers meeting, held at Mounds
vile, last fall, will hold a meeting at
General B. F. Kelley's office on satur-
day evening next at I o'clock. 1t is
hoped every member Of the two COM
mittees will he present, as it is designed
to prepare at once for the next meeting
Of the soldiers and sailors OF West Nir-
ginia, Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania,
to be held in this city during the coming
fall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

F1Gur IN LA BELLE.-On Monday
last William Knuth assaulted and
battered Charles Seabright in La Belle,
beating him very severely about the
head and lace, as We are Informed
Seabright went before Justice Schultz
and had a warrant issued for the arrest
of Knuth. The case was heard before
the Justice last night, but we did not
hear how it resulted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

A CHANGE.-The editorial rooms Of
this paper have been moved to the
rooms corner of Monroe and market
streets, second story, formerly occupied
as our job printing department. We
will be fixed right costly in the future
and will have plenty Of room for our
friends from the different parts of the
State when they call on us.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

FINGER CHOPPED OFE.-A little girl
about seven years Of age, daughter OF
Mr.. Mcnamara, Of South Wheeling,
had her finger chopped off on Wednes-
day evening, by boy who was digging
fish bait with hoe. The little girl was
playing round where the boy was chop
ping at the grass with his hoe and
grasped at worm just as the implement
came down On her fingers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

WHAT IS DYsPEPsTA?-THE QUESTION
SErrLED.-Two young medical students
were disputing the other day at the
house Of mutual friend, az to the ma
ture OF dyspepsia. One said the primary
cause was a diseased liver; the other
insisted that the disease originated in
the epigastrium. 81 can tell you what
dyspepsia is, for I've been there" OBJ
served the host laughingly. "Well,"
said one of the young medicos, "lets
have your opinion" Dyspepsia" said
he, sis complaint that you can trelicDe
and that PLANTATION BITTERs cures in
si.r wrcksr The person who made
this remark resides at 1913 Greenwich
avenue, and his name is Martin W.
Myers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

VISITING ODD FELLows.-Wheeling
Encampment and members of William
Tell and Abrams Encampments went
over to Martinsville last evening to pay
a fraternal visit to their brethren of
Martinsville. The patriarchs inform
us that they had glorious time and
enjoyed themselves to the full. These
brotherly visits are good things. They
make men acquainted and fill them
with warm and friendly feelings for
each other
Patriarchs Tolivar, Ellifritz, Hol-
lingsworth, Porter Smith and others
made brief but interesting addresses.
Patriarch Englebright, who owns the
Martinsville ferry, carried the visiting
patriarchs over and brought them back
free Of charge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

RIVER NEws.-The river il still fall
ing, the marks last evening showing SIN
feet, eight inches in the channel. Al
Pittsburgh there is four feet.
The steamer Exchange is reported
aground between this port and Pitts
burgh.
The Express is lying high and dry
She is in good position, though, and
lies as straight as can be. She will
not be got off until we have another
swell in the river. o
The New State will take the place Of
the Express this morning, and will
leave for Parkersburg at IL o'clock.
The Hudson will arrive this morning
from Cincinnati. She leaves on her re-
turn trip tomorrow afternoon at J
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

ALL UNIFoRNED.-Our city police,
those lately appointed and all, appear
ed on the streets yesterday in uniform.
They looked right gorgeous in their
new brass coats and blue buttons, and
are as fine looking body Of men as
can be found anywhere. They are
faithful, attentive and true as steel in
the performance. Of their often times
disagreeable duties. Wheeling is only
now provided with police force Dumeri,
cally etrong enough to guard her bord-
era. The increase from seven to eleven
was wise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

The ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-Charies
Jelfs and John Carroll were the names
given by the two men of whose arrest
BY the police on Wednesday night for
attempting to steal show case contain.
ing boots and shoes from the front OF
Fred. Grubsrs shoe store, we published
Yesterday morning. About two o'clock
Yesterday afternoon they were taken
before Squire Johnston for an exam
ination. They both claim to have lived
in Martinsburg. Jelfs says he was a
painter there, and came here to look for
work. Carroll Gays he used to be a
sailor, and that he was on the vessel
that brought Mr.. Caldwell from Homo
lulu. There were three silver watches
found, one of them hid in Jelfs boot.
One OF the watches is patent lever
numbered lI469 on the case, and bears
the name of S. Weisser, Pittsburgh,
PENNSYLVANIA. Another is a straight
line lever, nickel works, nearly new, Is
numbered 25329, and bears the names
of II. & o. Perrete, Geneva, as makers.
The other is an old, open-faced English
patent lever, purports to have been
made by Tobias, of Liverpool, and is
numbered 26342. On the inside
case the letter + has been cut
with pen-knife. Jelfs says he
traded with brakeman on the Baltl-
more e. Ohio railroad for this last de-
scribed watch. They claim to be en-
tirely innocent of any criminal intent
but while they can remember every
thing that happened just before they
attempted to steal Grubers show case,
and everything happening just after
wards have no recollection OF trying to
take the case away. In default OF
giving $500 bail they were committed
to Jail for further examination.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

OUT AGAIN.-We saw lobe Vance on
the streets again yesterday. lie was
pretty full, getting ready for return tc
his duty as a professor in the geological
institute. He was practicing mathe
mates, anyhow. Judging by his un
even gait, rye-tangles are his best grip,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

Police CotRT.-There was nothing
doing in police circles Yesterday morn
ing. \ charge of disorderly conduct
had been preferred against Peter Nei-
hardt, but the witnesses did not appear.
We doubt very much if there is any
thing in the case.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

RENTING THE CRY SCALEs.-General
Feeney publishes a notice asking pro-
posals for renting the city scales, in
another column, this morning. There
is one of those scales in each Of the
wards of the city, except the Third.
See the notice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

NoTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-Buy your
paper at PAUL Bros & Co., No. 80
Market street, and save fifteen per cent
by getting those wide English goods,
which are greatly superior to American
papers both in the quality Of the paper
and in the colors they are printed in,
and sell for the same price. You will
find there the best assortment in the
city, all styles, prices and qualities
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

An exchange publishes very pathet-
ic article entitled How our Mother did
it." Our mother did it with a slipper,
and she seemed to prefer doing it when
the weather was warm and we wore thin
breeches.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

REcEIvED.-J. T. Lakin Il Co. have
received their new stock of goods for
spring and summer wear, which EN-
braces many styles never before brought
to this city. Call and examine their
stock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

THE reasons why DooLEy's YEAST
POWDER is preferred to any other Bak'
ing Powder in market, are owing to its
perfect purity, quantity, quality and
economy. The ingredients are strictly
free from deleterious substances, and
hence the full strength Of each are OBJ
tanned, and the results are uniform every
time it is used. This can not be the
case in those of ordinary manufacture,
and for proof of our assertion we sim,
ply ask those who have never used
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER to give it q
trial. Your Grocer keeps it. DooLEY
d BROTHER, Manufacturers, 90 New
street, New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

L. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-The case OF
the United States against David A.
Marshal was not concluded yesterday,
as was expected it would be. The
chances are that the case. will be given
to the Jury today
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

REMBRANDTs are no longer a novelty
and have ceased to be a foolish within"
but they have established a reputation
that will mark an important era in the
history of photography. Call at the
Partridge Gallery and supply your
friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

MORE activity" IS reported in the
butter than cheese market just now,
though there is a good deal of ANNA
ton in some old cheese that We have
seen
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

Don't forget the great house for
black alpacas. We are Offering a
black alpaca for 80 cents, cheap in
any other house at Is cents.
BRUES Il SANDERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

TIE farmers and gardeners herea
bout just now are the "seediest people
we have.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

FRESH Lake White Fish, Salmon and
Bass received daily at McClusky's daily
market, No. 40 Water street one door
above Dailey's City Hotel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING GooDs.-
| am now receiving my spring stock Of
Boots and Shoes, which | am selling
very cheap. An examination is respect
fully solicited.
L. V. BLOND, 107 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

NOTICE TO HqEsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS
You can buy all the new and elegant
STYLES Of American made Wall Papers
at third less than old style English
papers. Call and see the largest and
cheapest stock in the city.
JOSEPH GRAVES,
No. "a Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14
FOR MATAMORAS.

THE LIGHT DRAUGHT pas
asenger steamer HOPE, newly
regular Matamoras and Wheeling pack
et' Captain ID. 8. Williamson, will leave
Wheeling on Tuesday, Thursday ana Sat
urtiay, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Leaves MasS
moras on Monday, Wedn sssisS, 90" or passage
apply on board. !-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

PEACH, pear, apple and other trees
look gay in their spring attire Of pink
and white blossoms.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-14

If you want a nice photograph Of
yourself try Mr.. Sheppard, the new
operator at Brown e. Higgins Gallery