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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14
LATEST
Telegpaplliie News.
NEW YORK.
New YoRK. March ii.

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A Brownsville, Texas, dispatch
states that 1000 cattle have been stolen
from stock raisers since the middle of
February, and driven into Mexico, by
organized bands of thieves on ths
Mexican side of the Rio Grande River,
Robbers who come from Mexico say
they are determined to clean the coun-
try from the Rio Grand to the River
Neuces, of Americans by despoiling
their property.
At mass meeting there, resolutions
were adopted stating that the frontier
had been unprotected for years, and
Governmental protection 10 asked for,
and that unless protection ID offered
they viii be compelled to seek sell
protection. The state Of things Il
such that retaliation by the invasion OIL
Mexico is very probable, II there Il
not 4 change in affairs soon.
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ALBANY, March Il

The action in regard to Erie affairs
has caused quito auttering here
among members of The Legislature,
who are discussing its efforts pro con
Some beiive the affair mere bind.
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The new delegate from Utah, Hoop
en- has appeared here, and is greatly
liked. He brings with him four wives
and a child or wife aud four children
forget which, but it is one or the
other Twill find out and tell YOU in
my next PoRTrA
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

Jay Gould has just resigned the
presidency Of the Erie at the meeting
of the Board ofDirectors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-18

Jusr WHAT THE LADIES WANT
Messrs. Emshcimer 4 Blum have now
in stock ready for inspection, variety
Of ready made suits, undergarments
for ladies and children that cannot he
match ed this side Of New York. To
call them charming, beautiful in style,
perfectness OF finish, would not tell YOU
one half Oft; you must 60 and see
them; the price is so low that you
cannot but stop and wonder how this
firm does manage it by offering them
so cheap. Just think! a wrapper OF
Merrimac print made and trimmed for
81 80; a Wash Poplin suit for s. %,
or ChintI suit for So 90. Then come
those beautiful little children's suits.
braided in all colors, for $2.2j, fit to the
dot. The laid department OF Emsheimer
d. Blum resembles 4 fashion emporium
Their efforts in establishing this branch
Of business among us is worthy the
patronage Of the public.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-18

CoRREcrIoN.-The name OF the rep,
resentatire to the Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows from VIM. Tell Lodge and
VIM. Tell Encampment of this city is
Cletus Houser, instead Of George Bow.
ers, as printed BY us yesterday. 1t is
not to be wondered at that mistakes are
made in these matters. 1t ia almost
impossible to get the names at all. 50
close do the Lodges and representatives
keep their pames, and it is only by per-
sistent questioning that anything at al
can be learned in regard to them. The
only wopder is that the names are not
more than hall wrong.
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A BRIEF L,BERrY.-Ye sterday morn.
ing lobe Vance finished serving out his
term OF imprisonment in the county
jail given him Tor robbing another
gsloot OF q few trities, valuable only as
keepsskes. By six o'clock last nigh,
lobe WAS in the calaboose so drunk that
he didn't know which end his head was
on. This morning he will be before
Judge Good again and will return TO
his old place on the chain gang. 1t is
very discourasing after all the efforts
we have made for Tobe's reformation
to find that we have but wasted our
sweetness on The desert air, aud that
there isn't as much reformation IN him
as would make An invisible spot on the
pupil OF mosquitoes eve. He forgot
his promise to Judge Melvin, in his
thirst Tor whisky, that he would leave
the city and not return for one year.
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EDITORIAL AssocIArIoN.-The next
annual meeting of the West Virginia
Editorial Association will be held in
this city on Thursday, May ID A very
large gathering Of the editors of the
State is looked for. The headquarters
Of the Association will be at DALEY 5
City Hotel, where every arrangement
has been made for the accommodation
Of the members. Doug. Gordon has
written that he will bring demUohn
OF South Branch Olive Oil, and Scofe
will have keg Of his celebrated Croton
Oil Beer. Billy Logan, the G. g. D.
S. A. Of the knights Of St. Jim will
bring another glass of the same Fritz
Under these circumstances it is not
unlikely that we may be happy vet -
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Eorr,,,-cu's GREAT 'ACG.EGAnoN.-

ForEpAUGH's GREAT ACGEEGArIoN.-
A Galaxy OF beautiful bir!s, numbering
over four thousand, and displaying all
the gorgeous colors OF the rainbow
NAV be seen in one OF the tents con-
n.cted with Forepaughs Great Shows'
which exhibit in this city to-day.
Among them is the celebrated Resplen:
dent Tiogen, the gaudiest, gayeet and
richest plumaged bird in the world tai
outrivalling in brightness and beauty
of color all that the imagination can
conjure up. Here, too, may be seen
the rare but ia, -famed King Loire, the
wonderful queen of Australian birds
the Sun Bird OF Ceylon; the Red
Egyptian Flamingo; aud in one cage
alone there are hundred Silver-Crest
ed and White Ceckatoos, one OF the
most interesting and beautiful sights II
all this vast collection Of wonders
Here the ladies most do congregate
for among the gay colors and sWeetes
music of these merry warblers of thu
universe. the fair sex seem to find some
thing most congenial to their natures
Remember. that al these Shows are ex
hibited together on the Island to-day
and but one price OF admission Is re-
ouired 10 visit them all.
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The ladies will be pleased to learn
that +. But,erick 4 Co. have estab-
lished branch office, for tine sale OF
their popular patterns, at the Weed
Sewing Machine Rooms, "a Market
street. Patterns for all kinds OF gar
ments, in every size, will be kept con-
stautly on hand. Each pattern has a
printed label, showing its size, the
amount OF cloth, trimming, etc, re-
quired, also complete instructions for
cutting and making, and q picture Of
the garment when finished. Ladies
will find it convenient when shopping
to have these patterns, from which they
can learn the exact amount OF goods
necessary 10 buy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-18

THE BERGER FAMlLY.-Our Cilizens
are again TO he treated to a first class
entertainment, to be given at Washing.
ton Hall on Saturday evening, 9th
inst, 10y the celebrated Swiss Bell
Ringers-the genuine Berger Family
than whom there are no better per-
formers in the world. The company is
assisted by the world-renowned comic
delineator and humorist, Sol Smith
Russell. The entertainments are highly
spoken OF by the press throughout the
Union as "highly commendable, not
more for their rare merit than for their
elevated character, harmony and taste
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p,,,ru corpr-Tbe following pro.

POLICE CoURr.-The following pro-
cecdiups in the Police Court should
have appeared Yesterday:
George Abel was talking in loud
and boisterous manner near Bach 6
barber shop on Main street, between IL
and - o'clock, Saturday night, when
Officer Altmyer came up and arrested
him. He resisted and the officer was
Obliged TO use his locust pretty freely
Abel was fined s. and costs.
As we stated in the Patsey Eagan
case on Monday, there was a rattle and
dance at Spellman's place on the hill )
near the head OF Denny street, Eighth
ward, on Saturday night, at which
William Michael, John Auber and
John Shaughnessey were present. 1t
would seem as if they went there for the
nurpose of making row. for failing to
find an opportunity to fight they made
one They beat AL Newman, man
named Williams and third party
whose pane we have forgotten, in a
shameful manner, using clubs and
stones They were fined $50 and costs
each We understand that there are
State warrants out for them.
Yesterday morning the case OF VIII
| liam McEvey, whose hearing on a
charge OF disorderly conduct has been
continued since Monday, came up. 1t
was in proof that William went into
Hartenstein's saloon, in North Wheel
ing, and wanted drink. Because II
was refused him he became outrageous
and abused Mrs lIartenstein outra
geously. He was fined $40 and costs,
A half drunken, half crazy sort OF 6
man named Andrew Maier, who has
been peddling cement Of such won
derful properties that it will make a
man stick to his business or a liar to
his promises. was arrested for having
used loud and abusive language 10 a
lady, on Tuesday afternoon. Because
of the illness OF the prosecuting wit
nesses the charge could not be proved,
and Maier was told TO go and sin no
more.
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Baltimore AND ONO RAILRoAD.-
The Baltimore and Ohio road have re.
Gently dclared a semi-annual dividend
OF five per cent on the main stem. One
hundred and ,ilty.nine cars have been
built during the past month at the diff;
lerent shops, and it is expected tina,
forty locomotives and two thousand new
cars will he added to the equipment
within the coming year.
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SERESAp1yG.-There should be an


ordinance for the suppression OF mid
night serenaders who can neither sing
nor play. One ofa company ofmasculine
serenaders Of this city is dead in love
with a young lady who lives on street
between the creek and the Top Mill,
and once = week he and his brother
appolos, get under the window of this
Dolly Varden and there give expression
to the high regard they have for her
by singing as sweetly as a pic under q
gate. They meet about twelve clock
at night and below away until about
three in the morning. The residents
of that particular locality are getting
very fond Of the music and fear they
wouldn't enjoy good health, il, from any
cause, these midnight squallings
should cease. They are laying in a
supply Of Cd soda bottles, boo'jacks,
and things FOR the exclusive use and
benefit Of the singists. They say they
would as soon be disturbed in their rest
by as many disconnected Thomas cats.
| We wouldn't for the world have it
thought that the boys can sing. Oh
no; its the fault OF the people, whose
musical education has been neglected
and therefore cant appreciate the
celestial harmony as d'shed up by
these nightly visitants. These people
say that # the hovs must MARBLE TO the
young lady, why not call around in a
carriage and take her out nineteen or
twenty miles in the country, set her on
a stump ard then sit round and sing to
her to Their hearts content? You see
the people have conscientious scruples
about sitting Il? in their beds at the
"Wee. sma' hour" and listening TO
such heavenly music without chance
to pay anything for the privilege. Its
TOO cheap, don't YOU understand.
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GOING TO THE SHow.-The boys have
been saving their pennies and selling
their rags and old iron in the hope of
raising funds to pay for circus ticket
to-day. We know of one young specu-
lator who has been realizing on old
-four barrels. He's going to the show
it the market don't get overstocked
His brother has been trying to get up a
corner" on him, 80 he may he COM
PEELED TO sell short
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Too MucH DEMONSTRATION the
9TH Of April Michael Miller abused an
old Frenchman, named Jacob Nassau,
threatening to drive coal pick through
him. On the 18th Of April he threat
ened to whip and do personal violence
to William Mack. For making such
threats Miller was arrested on a war
rant issued by Justice Johnston, and
was, on Yesterday, taken before him.
At the request aud on the oaths OF the
parties threatened. Miller was required
to give bail in the sum of 500, condi.
toned for his good behavior for one
year.
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THE WEEKLY REGlsTER.-The weekly
edition OF the REGISTER for the current
week, containing the official text OF the
new Constitution. very full market re-
ports, miscellaneous and local news,
telegraphic dispatches, &c, is now ready
1t can be had at our coanting-room in
wrappers Tor mailing. Price five cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-18

PrwsoNAL.-We had the pleasure,
Yesterday, of meeting Hon. }. y. Cam
den, of Parkersburg, on our streets.
We neglected, yesterday, to mention
that Hon. George Q. Davenport re-
turned home on Tuesday. lie LETT
Charleston with the other members at
the close of the Convention and would
have reached this city with his col
leagues, but was obliged to pay a vlsl.
TO his grandmother, a very estimable
old LAZY, who resides in Jefferson coun
ty. so he sJlcmnl v assured u. We
give him a cordial welcome home, and
wish for his grandmother an increase
OF years and happiness.
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LADIEs MISSIONARY SoCiErY.-The
Ladies Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian Church held tie annual
meeting in that Church yesterday after
noon. The following officers were re
elected; President, Mrs. c. ". B.
Allison; Vice President, Mrs. W. NJ.
Butler; Treasurer, Mrs. A. W. Delley /;
Secretary, Miss Mcclellan; Board OF
Managers Mrs. G. +. Taylor, Mrs r.
Cummins, Mrs. Senseney, Mrs. NJ. V.
Campbell, Mrs. D. c. List, Mrs. 7. Nc
Nicely, Mrs. Cloudy; Mrs. S. Laughlin,
Miss McKennon and Miss s. Irwin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-18

If YOU wish to see the largest and
most attractive stock of Wall Papers
ever brought to Wheeling, many OF
them imported direct from England by
the parties themselves, go to PAUL ~
Orr's reg AMI beautiful fteed up ROOM
No. So Monroe street, McLain's Block
two doors above the First National
Rank
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Snow IN APRL.-Fifty-one years ago
yesterday, as we are told by an oldest
inhabitant,' there was snow foot deep
on the ground and il lasted for two or
three days.
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JAS q. ROBINSON, editor OF the Buoy
rus (Ohio) Journal, died Sunday night
after three weeks illness, Of brain fever
He was relative of Alex Robinson
E.q., II this city, we understand.
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The Board OF Education meets in
regular session to night. We trust they
will be able to get quorum before ten
o clock.
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4 SALESMAN in one Of our stol

A SALESMAN in one Of our stores. after
having his time occupied for three
hours by lady, yesterday, sold her n
bill OF goods amounting 20 thirty-tive
cents. She wanted the goods srnt to
her residence over the creek.
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affecting ge9ister.
THURSDAY, APRIL IS. 1872.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.

F. w. Budke, Merchant Tailor.
Nitrous Oxide-C. A. Wingerter.
Step LaddeYs-Mendel, Booth d CO
Looking Glasses-IIubbard & Bro,
Silk Gimps-Mendel & Dunaway.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-18

BEAurIrrL.-We have received new
lot Of Gents Kid Gloves in beautiful
colors which We will sell low. Every
pair warranted. j. T. LAKIN & Co.,
No. 81 Monroe street.
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YESTERDAY was a dull. heavy day
with a feeling in the air as il we were tc
have smother fall OF snow.
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BLoBps wants to know should he be
asked to eat an egs and he declines, if
he must give an esgative answer.
We say esgsactly so.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-18

To DISCOVER spurious greenbacks OF
national bank notes divide the last two
fgures of the number of the bill by
Conr and if one remain the letter on
the genuine will be A; if two remain II
will be B; if three, c; and should there
he no remainder the letter will be u
For example a note is registered 2i6i;;
divide sixty-one by four and you VIII
have one remaining. According 10 the
rule the letter on the note will De A.
In case the rule fails, be certain thai
the bill is erfeit.-Erchdnge.
This is simply bosh. The above
rule for detecting spurious greenbacks
or national bank notes, does not apply
70 the latter, or national bank currency
Surprising it did apply to both kinds
of currency, the efficacy of this means
Of detecting counterfeits is questionable
as there are several spurious greenbacks
the number Of which. being divided by
four would leave remainder cores
popdug with the letter-the spurious
note being in fact, a fac-simile ofthe gen
1uae.
The only reliable safeguard against
receiving counterfeit notes is an &C
ouairtance with the qualities Of good
or genuine steel-platc engraving.
1t is not unlikely that the above re-
liable rule has been put forth by
counterfeiters themselves for the pur-
pose of leading the people into error
and making them an easy prey. Well
guarantee that there is not bank In
this city that will attempt to detect a
counterfeit by any such rule.
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In order 10 close out q lot of misses
leather shoes, will sell them regard
less of cost, for the next ten days.
L. V. BLOND.
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Pianos worth FIVE hundred dollars
selling for three hundred and fifty, with
stool and cover included, at '. Hard
mos music store, No. 100 Market
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ANY person having lost pair of gold
spectacles can hear ol them by apply
ing at this Office.
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CLOSING Or SALE.-Ten dozen
misses leather shoes to be sold regard
less OF cost for the next ten days at l..
V. Blends.
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WILL open this morning at Henry
Brues' lst of hendsome Lace Sacqnes
AT extremely low prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-18

JAMES A. BOYD has been appointed
Internal Revenue Assessor for the
Second District OF West Virginia.
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Yor never will be able again to buy
Sc. 30 Black Silks for $40. II YOU
want to see these bargains call at
Henry Brues
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For this week only Vim. Bacharach
is sellisS Black Kid Gloves at the low
price Of co cents a pair.
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If April showers bring May flow
ers." what will April SHOWS produce.
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BEST Violin and Guitar Strings in
the city are to he found at Shelh
Music Store, Monroe street.
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WHERE YOU will You are sure to
hear some one speak about the cheap
Black Silks selling at Henry Brues.
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The new s;yle photographs now on
exhibition at TIE Partridge Gallery are
the finest we have ever seen. Every
body should see them.
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THE new Colonnade Hotel, Philadel-
phia, Pa, is only two blocks North and
South from txo Presbyterian Churches
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Exceeds anything of the the kind ever pre-
sented in Wheeling. The immense stock
Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods opened
and now on exhibition will be sold at aston
ishingly low prices. Having purchased
most of our stock from importers and man.
ufacturers by the package, enables Us TO sell
at less than the usual prices, and all persons
in want OF good goods are respectfully in
vited 10 give us an early call and save
money. We offer this morning
50 pieces Grenadines, new styles, from q
TO 70 cents.
80 pieces Figured and Striped Piaues,
splendid quality, at . cents
100 pieces Fancy Plaid and Striped Pop
Inns from % to 80 cents
100 pieces Of extra heavy Ginghams, worth
Is cents, for l212 cents.
100 pieces japanese Silks at almost any
price. Fancy and Black silks from sI.25 10
81 80. Ladies' and Children's Ready-Nade
Suits at greatly reduced prices. Our Shawl
Department has about 1900 Of the latest
styles OF Shawls and Scarfs, OF ali qualities
and at any piice. Our Trimming Depart
ment has large stock o, the best qualify OF
Ribbons, all widths: GiInps, Silk and Suit
Laces, Embroideries, Buttons, etc etc.
Also a full line OF the celebrated Nilsson
Kid Gloves, said 10 be superior to anything
yet produced In the market. Our Hosiery
Department Is supplied with almost so
dozen, OF all qualities and sizes, some worth
- cents for Ia 'nts, andias low as 10 cents
pair. White Goods, Swisses, Nainsooks
Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Jaconets, plain
and striped, good quality, at % cent. A
handsome asortment OF Parasols and I'm
brellas cheap. Cloths, Cashmere. leans
and Cottonades in great abundance al
almost any price. Bleached and Brown Mus
Inns, shee ings, Table Linen, Crashes, Tow
els, etc etc, very low. In short. all kinds
81 goods TO De found in the Market. Dolly
Warden Dress Goods, ETC., in great yarietv
p. S-We are also sole agents for tbs
Maysyille Carpet Chain, the finest, best and
cheapest in the city. anrI6
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HAVE YOU seen the new style photo
graphs al the Partridge Gallery
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ANY one wishing a Lace Sacque can
get a great bargain by calling early
At Henry Brucs' before they are all
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TinWare.

DEMovAL.-TH sUBsCRIBER
II would respectfully inform the Public
that he has removed his Store and Work
shop from los TO g Main street, one door
north Of the Bank Of Wheeling.
mara-es5 GEO. w. JOHNSON.
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THosE Who would save money should
buy their boots and shoes at l.. V.
Blonde.
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Picture Cord and Nails

SoFT AND WIRE CORD
NAILS AND SCREWS FOR u.xc,xo
PICTURES.
A large LOT for sale by
anil. z. L NICOLL,
apr" Under Mcclure House
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HENRY BRrEs is creatinga great
furore among the ladies about the cheap
Black Silks he is selling.
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Breakfast Bacon, and Dried
Beef.

EINEST QUALITY. F0RSALE By
L LIST, DAVENPORT d PARKS.
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eTEa.N BOATS.
Reliable Wheeling and Pitts
hurrll Packet.

THE STEAMER CAkkIE
r. ApPnoKs. III. Darlington, Com
.mander, II. C. Caldwell. Clerk,
viii leave wheeling for Pittsburgh every
tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at seven
O'clock <. NJ. For freight or passage apply
Oh a oyai Agents.