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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-31
POLITICAL NOTICES.

The Twelfth Ward Central Greeley and
Brown Liberal Campaign Club will meet pursuant
to adjournment, THIS "wednesday EVENING, at
half.past seven o'clock, at Council Hail, on Maya
zinc street near Napoleon avenue, for the purpose
of making arrangements for the proct ssion of the
Liberal party, on Saturday, August 3. The ohceTs
and members of the Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Ward Liberal Clubs and auxiliary clubs are re-
spectfully requested to be present to cooperate
ROBERT L. PRESTON, President.
J. BENDERNAGEL, Secretary. jy3l IT
All Citizens of the Thirteenth Ward,
white and cOlOTed invited to attend the II gu,
lar meeting Of the Central GIuR0GTeeiey an, ana
NJ. at their club hall on ValenCe street, between
By order GEORGE G. GARNER, President.
LOUIS B. BIOREL, Secretary. iy3l
Hall Third Ward Central Club.-The
regular meeting of this club will take place on
FRIDAY August 2, at No. 10 CarOndelet street, at
half-Iast seven O'Clock P. VI. All citizens favor
vited to come forward and enroll themselves.
By order THOMAS OCONNOR, President.
J. CoRPKEw, Secretary ty3I
The Liberal Parish Executive Commit
tee of New Orleans have removed their headquar-
tiers to REILEY'S HOTEL, corner of Common and
Dryades streets. Business hours daily from 10 A
NJ TO P. M for the transaction of the business Of
the campaign. The Sub Executive, Naturalization
and Finance Committees will meet daily at
l P. NJ. The regular weekly meetings of this
committee viii, be.every Thursday evening at malt
past seven O'Clock, and prompt attendance OF the
membership is requested. And the attendance O
all outsiders Is strictly P SI64YsKER President
GEORGE BURKHARDT, Secretary jy23 tno9
Headquarters Liberal Party of LOUISE
ana, New Orleans, July H. l872.-rhe Liberal Party,
Greeley and Brown, will have grand tOrChlight
procession and mass meeting i'll Lafayette square
on SATURDAY EVENING August 3, 1872.
All clubs in the parish of Orleans will report to
the Parish Executive Committee for inst u tons
A HRRO, JR., Secretary. iyl3
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A new drink, called ''tea sour is held in
high repute by the spinsters.
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REMOVALS.

y kMOYAL.............. REMOVAL.
LOUIS A. WELTON, .
Generai SteHmb boat Agent,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
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New Orleans Merchants should Advers
tise in the TERREBONNE PATRIOT, HOuma, LOul-
siana. it will nav, del3 "
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;l0D DE- llCOMPlISl,

A celui qui dfco"rrirn ri"cem-
diinirc qui a mis- le fen a"
mngnsiin de MabitatiQn M0ulOr
ct CARTE.
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THE ~L0UlSlANIlAN
Saturday, October rs, 1872.

= fort bien dit Boiesu, notre msitre \ tons.
Or, latni j ohn,-car i, est d6sormais notre ami,
Giant pitoyable.-poussa I'M cri d Aorrenr en- voysnt
Ia mort deyant lui.
Et Martin entendit ce cri.
&c cri lui porta sur les .erts.
II Sc ~retonrpa brusQuement.
II Wit la tete du petit John.
Et 81 resolution fut ACKNOWLEDGMENT arratee.
A quot bon trainer son adversaire sur Ia rive,
recraser dun coup de ponce. puts Sc g'ori6er dun
81 pauvre t%riomphe? Ce n'esSit nj g6l6reux nj
glorieux. En- outre, qu' sait' La rive du Mississippi
II des embucles, des chassenrs ct des hommes.
Mienx valait en- fnir. L'eau etait froid-. le frnve
protoud, lie poisson vorace. En- plus,i il ttait hien
| permIs a Martin de Sc passer Ia fantastic dune
scene burlesqne.
Adonc, Martin vira bout pour hont ct imprima
me 81 violrnte secousse 4 resQnif du Bart Able.
que In frale embarcation c~llay;ra CONNIE une
coqnille de noix.
Flus de- petit John.
LIE petit John await disparu.
Son c~hapean senl 6pave etsonvenir, hottait CONNIE
I'm gosland mort.
lie chapeau du petit John 6tait girls.
~ G.
liza suite an proclaim num;ro.)
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Scllcltcs.

4 VENDRE chez Nj. J. Billion, Au ST.
James store, les nouvclles SeAenes
de M. Francois Flory, de Sain,.Mar,invil'e.
Ces Sellehes pour chevaux ct mu'ets, fai,es
avec DIES fats DIES A,,akapas, ne blesscnt
jarnais les animaux, Ell leur duree est double
de Ia dur&e des ~sel,ettes ordinaires. 49,
L'habi,a,iop J Fors,all, dirigee par NJ. r.
Estetbrook, men empIoie pas d'au,res.
J.. Billion.
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Crescent Store,
Tenn par Oh. GnmdIm
A la P0INTE Du COLLEGE.

-:O:-
LIE magasin de NJ. e. GAUD,N est Pun DIES
mieux %assortis do IL ~paroisse, ct SEES marchan-
discs, solvent rsnonve'ees, grace 4 On prompt
Marchandisss Observation-Disclosures
do toute sor.es-Vins, Liquors, Whiskeys, etc.
-Produits de- Pouest-Obiets indispensables
au commerce ct 1 IL concentration, ct de
bonnie qualit6,-on trouve tout ce qui est
n4cessaire az CREscEHr STORE.
Prix modes6s et consciencieux.
Uns fontaine d Sod, avso les msilleurs
Gandin.
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st. James Emporium Store.
-:O:-
PAS DE-
Concurrence Possible!

". j. TEIssIER informs IA
nombrense clientele ct lie public en- general
quill a %,onjours dams son magasin, ou,re son
grand assortment, de matohandises sschss,
,%oujours frais ct solvent rsnouvele, le Stock lie
plus varie de
Chaussures, CAapel!erie, Bonneierie, Mercc-
rie, Partumerie, Pharmac,e, Qmincailierie,
Ferblanserie, VaisssHe, Selerie, Groceries,
Conserues, Confserie, Wins e. Liqueurs,
1'atacs sous touies les Jormes.
II engage les Danes dc la paroisse Saint
Jacques ct des p%aroisses voisines 4 venir
visi,er ses articles de Fanaisie pour Robes de-
han,e Noureautt, Ganterie, Broderie, Deme7es,
Valenciennes, e, antres, Gals brodts dc tous
genres; Rubans, Feu,s artifcielIes, Parures
pour marriages, Balls ct premiere Communion.
En- Sc dormant la peine de fairc une visite au
dit magasin, Giles Sc convaincront d'elles-
mames, que MULE part mienx que "a gu ne
~,rouve IN plus beau choix de Merchandise
Blanches, ielle que:
Mousseline suisse, Mul.mul, Nansour,
BriAantts, Brocaris, Piquts, Mousse!ines.
Br,n, fl ct Bobine. pour mousliqnaires.
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so Barils de Whiskey ct Bourbon de-

SO Barils de Whiskey ct Bourbon dc
Choix en- ~dtborqnement Il" Johx kilgour
de Cincinnati.
II es, anssi agent dc Ia mason limbs, Niger
L. Fus. de St.Louis, pour la ventc de 'suts
farines de choix pour families, 1es marques
renom,naes, Ia Couronnc, Triomrhs, 81 Charles
Star, Pacific Star, Refine Blanche, Collins
Franklin, Iberri!e, Ell au,res.
II recoit Replacement ,ou,es les semaincs
de forts envois lie S,.Lonis, Louisville ct CH,-
%cinnati; ct il Il t%oujours en- main, IN S''.A
va,is lie Eariues, Whisky e, Bourbon dc tout
age, Jambons sucrSs, e, antres, tpaules j"mtes
Ell rertes, mess.porc, mess-bey, breakfast bacon,
Graisse ell %,iereons e, kegs, Beurre Z. Fromaye
de cho'x, Pommes de itrre, peiiis 1ois ve,ts,
~haricots, Jarine de mas, Cru, sacamih, %nroinr,
mas, Join ct son, sn IN mo, ,ous les articles
connns sous le nom lie Produits de rOues,.
GRAND ASSORTMENT DE MEuBLES
en- meyer ct imitation, qui rccoi, direc,ement
dune tabrique de Cincinnati avec IaqueIle il
est en- relation.
TONES les marchanAises ci dessus scron,
vendnes aur prir les plus r6lnHs quill soft
possible dc lie faire, en- raison de la dnrete des
temps, mais an Compliant settlement; Ell
pleinement garan,ies sous tons les rappot,s.
Conditions liberalcs Q, avan,ngeusrs
aux marchands qui voudron. bien hi adrcsser
ses otdtes.
Une Charrene parfaitcment achalandic, Ell
dirieee par NJ. a.. Scrvel, %ps,cnuf, les
Paroisses St.Jacques ct S,.Jean.B aplisle.
Les nombreux clients de Ia rive droi,e son
aussi informes, quill Wien, de Rtas,o1ir son
magasin slime sur l'habi,alion de NJ. Sep,i,nc
For,ier.
P.S.-Sous peu de jours, il por,era i domi-
cile, e, sans trais, les articles De groceries
achetGs chez lui.
Av. II -. J. TElSSIER.
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Just Received,
a large anvoice of superior green and
black tea which W will sell at the low
price Of 8l.lo per ID. '
Also always on hand
Largo and we'll assorted stock Of flesh
groceries, which we will sell at low prices for
CASH.
Dry Goods. Hardware, %Ssddlery, Crockery
ware, Clothing, Boots, Hats, &c,
Shoes at a bargain.
CASH. CASH.
v. =. NJ. ANDERSON.
Acadia Store.
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NOTICE..

The Tax Collector for the Parish of 81.
james will be absent from his office unit, the
9Th day Of November, 1872. Parties having
taxes to settle will please call OH him ut his
Office on that day and settle up.
D. s. HUNSAKER,
Tax-Co!lector.
st. James, October 18Th, 1872.
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GAND ASSORTMENT
De 0arnitures pour Robes!

II fait aussi savoi, aux marchands ct l'abi-
tan,s de S,.Jacques e, des patoisses v%oisines,
quill est l'agent de Ia maison Poland &
Henry de Cincinnati, ponr les Whisk'ys ct
Bourlons de Get e'ablissement jus'emen,
c&lebre dams tous les E,u,s- Unis. Ii dafie ,oute
Concurrence pon' la quaIi,s e. he bon marcsA
de &C produit popnIairr.
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TNE,C Collectors Males.

by virtue Of the authority vested in me by
81 Of the Revenue Law of the State
OF Louisiana, Act AZ, APPROVED NIarci, ard,
1871, ! have seized and shall proceed TO sell,
a, public auction, in fractions o; forty acres or
as mnch as may be necessary, the following
described tract Of land with all buildings.
Improvements and appnr,enances thereto
belonging, at the Court. House Of this Parish,
at ~ o'clock NJ, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1872.
One certain tract Of land, established
as a sugar plantation and houses, and
sugar house thereon, fronting Oh the
Mississippi river, having a frontage OF
abon, sixteen arpen,s, and running back
from The Mississippi river TO a depth Of
eighty arpents, bounded above or on the
nort|, line by the property Of Duncan F.
kenner and on the lower or southern
line BY the property Of Morson and
Seldom, containing twelve hundred and
sixty superficial acres of land, about
800 Of which is cnl,ivcd and has on q
crop of sugar cane and corn-Abou'
s'x'y.six miles above the city Of New
Orleans, on the let, or East hank of the
Mississippi river, in the Parish Of ST
James.
Terms: CASH in U. s. currency.
D. S. HUNSAKER.
Tax.CoIlec,or.
81. James Parish.
October 9Th, 1872.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-21
GENOA AND SILVER MOUNTAIN
Stage Line.
Y AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTO.
l.p 4

e1IHavcs Genoa every MONDAY. wEDNEs.
DAY and FRIDAY. Returning, lesvrs silver
Mountain every rUESDAY. THvRxDAY and
SATURDAY. lif
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vu|HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR.
chased the entire interest in the above
named Saloon. the business thereat will in the
f.ture be carried ON by them under the hEm
name Of Tinker Shepard. fs
w. w. TINKER,
WI. SHEPARD.
Virginia, Jnuazy -, 1871. z 1T
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Defiance MlnlAg Com
The hsvA annual meeting of the seochholdrn Of
the Defiance Mining Company viii be held st
the once Of the Secretary, In Carson City. ON
O'Clock P. \. for the purpose of slecting Trus.
tees. to serve the ensuing yess. BY order Of
the Trustees. ISAAC MCCONNELL,
0rpA AIN. escrtary.
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THE new DAILY APPEAL,

THE new DAILY APPEAL,
A daily newspaper, devoted to politics. general
news local affairs and the interests OF its neigh
borhood.
Issued every day Sundays excepted.)
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
One copy, one year. by mail. :......sl2 O
Ons cony six months by mail. .6 80
one COPY. three months, by mail 4 w
PAYMENTS on subscription inrdr'db1y'n in adrdnce.
There will be no deviation from this rulel
The APPEAL will be delivered to the citizens OF
Carson at Fifty Cents per week, payable weekly
10 the carrier.
ADVERTISING RATES:
One square 10 hnesl first insertion. .-.S3 W
Each subsequent insertion II ~
OrrrcE-On Second street, opposite the SOUTH
e1p Front of the Capitol.
HENRY Z. MIGHELS,
Proprietor and Editor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-30

BRIDGE MEErING.-The corporatort
of the Wheeling and Ohio Union
Railroad Company, organized to build
bridge.over the river here, held q
meeting at the Second Branch Of
Council Chamber last night. A. Viii
son was called to the chair and Dr.
Geo. Baird elected Secretary. 1t wa:
supposed that the report ofthe Engineer
giving the estimated cost Of building
the proposed railroad bridge across the
Ohio river, at point in the northern
portion Of the city, would be read. Mr.
Blair objected aud it was not given
We are told, however, that Mr.. Linton
estimates that the bridge can be COM
pleted for $900,000. A committee was
appointed to prepare business and re-
port at the next meeting OF the cor,
porators, to be held on Wednesday
evening next
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A CARD.

As so much has been said and sc
much feeling shown by certain parties
because OF the arrest Of General Thomas
F. Burke and Captain A. f. Costello,
deem it due myself and the public tt
make the following explanation From
the desert ption furnished me by Mr.
Archer, and the information obtained
by me. was certain the men calling
themselves Dunlap and johnson were
on the train. In this opinion l was
confirmed by the conductors answer To
my telegram. in which he said the
men agreeing with the description sent
were on the train. | did not know
General Burke or Mr.. Costello. The
few moments / was in the Court House
on Saturday night were devoted to
another object than in hearing the
speeches or looking at the speakers.
The gentlemen arrested SO fully an
swered the description l had, that |
could not have let them 90 without
sacrificing my sense Of duty. What |
did | thought was right then, and /
now think was right. Had l taken the
men suspected at their word, and per-
mitted them to 90 unmolested, and it
had afterwards proved that they were
the confidence men, would have been
laughed at for my credulity, and blamed
for failing to do my whole duty.
HENRY CoNANT,
City Sergeant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-30

BOARD OF EDUCATIoN--At Thursday 8
meeting OF the Board of Education the
following members were present at roll
call President Hall, Bickel, Wilson,
Lander, Maxwell, Harrison, Cochran
Todd, Stewart, Otte, Caldwell, Cross.
The minutes o! the last meeting were
read and approved.
Capt. Cochran, from the Committee
on Rules, submitted report. The first
part Of the report LAYS down rules for
the government OF the Board while in
session; prescribes the duties OF officers
and committees; provides for standing
committees, &c. The second portion
provides rules for the government OF
scholars, &c. The report was very
lengthy, and fully provides for the gov
eminent of the Board and public
schools.
On motion, the report was read 10y the
Clerk, but only small portion had
been adopted, when the Board ad-
iourned to meet on next Thursday
evening.
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FURNITURE, GARPRrs, &c.-We would
ask all who desire new carpets, furni-
ture, upholstering, curtains, etc., to call
at the great furniture and house fuf.
.nishing establishment Of Geo. Mendel,
Booth & Co., No. 126 Main street. The
stock of Brussels, three-ply, ingram and
other carpeting is large and most beau.
tiful, and we'll worthy the attention OF
those needing carpete. The display Of
Administer and other fnerugs and mats
is most attractive, and not to be sur
passed by any other house in Wheeling
We noticed a new article for the floor,
made of cork and oil cloth, that must, it
seems to US, be everlasting. We don't
see how it could ever wear out, and it is
of equal beauty with any oil cloth.
In the line of furniture, Mendel,
Booth & Co. can supply every style that
may be needed and at every price.
Everything that you can possibly need
in furnishing your house can be found
at this immense establishment whether
it be of the most beautiful and costly
style or OF the commoner and less costly
styles.
In addition to the ordinary articles OF
furniture usually kept 10 such estab-
lisbments, Mendel, Booth Il Go. are
agents for the wire gauze mattress, one
of the completest things for bed we
ever saw, and one that will certainly
become popular. because OF the good
sense evidenced in its manufacture.
But we have neither time nor space
to particularize Call and see ior your
selves the heavy and beautiful stock OF
carpets, window curtains and shades,
rugs, mats and furniture. You will
find at this house everything you may
need, and at the lowest rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-30

A MELANCHOLY BREAK .DowN-There
are lively break,downs that make ar
audience laugh, and there are sad and
sorrowiul break.downs that make the
kind-hearted grieve. To the latter
class belongs the enervation OF body
and mind which is usually called
general debility" or nervous weak
ness, and which, when neglected, toe
often terminates in atrophy and death
A wholesome medicated stimulant il
the one thing needed in cases of this
description, and science and experience
mite in pointing to Plantation Bitters
as the true specific. The fact that il
combines the properties OF an invigorant
with those Of regulator and Alternative,
in exactly the proportions necessary to
produce a radical change in tn tone OF
the system, and the action Of the
digestive and secretive organs, is an I'M
answerable argument in its favor rs a
general restorative.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-30

AN INTERESTING FEATURE in the
music business is the Renting Plan,
first INTRODUCED in this city, and lately
perfected 10y Mr.. w. II. Sheib, Music
Dealer, Monroe street, whereby small
weekly or monthly payments will buy
for any family, church or school, a
musical instrument such Is they desire
of the best guilty, at the lowest prices.
Do not forget the place, under Washing
ton Hall. Price lists free.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-30

NAIL MILL MKErING.-We learn that
the directors and stockholders OF the
Martins Ferry Nail Works will have a
meeting in the Town Hall over there
this afternoon. A part OF the business
OF the meeting will be to elect Presi.
dent and Manager. The company
now purpose to push the work right
ahead as there is now but little Of the
stock to be taken. The meeting this
afternoon will afford about the las
opportunity to take stock by parties
wishing to invest in the new mill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-30

"WB have had amongst us gifted
singer, Philip Philips, who, ireading in
the footsteps OF the great and the good
who have gone before, hopes and en-
deavors to carry out the work appointed
him to do. God has gifted him with
the power of song; and a. Moses
touched the rock with his stall, SO has
our new singer touched the hearts Of
the people of England with the pa.hos
and power OF his melody. May his
pilgrimage long be blessed. British
Workman.
Thanks are due to America for send
ing such a representative man and
singer as Philip Phillips to England. -
London Sunday School Teacher.
Reserved seats for the Philip Phillips
Concert, will be sold at Harding
Music Store, Monday morning without
extra charge,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-30

WAsx'r DON NornIS' " esterday
morning that irrepressible colored
brother, Charley Morris, was arrested
on "A charge OF assaulting darkey
damsel, whose name we have forgotten
She SAYS that Charley slapped her iac'
as she was walking on Market street
Charley says he wasn't doin' nothin'.'
That's the way it always is. Charley
never attempts TO do nothin' but he get:
in trouble about it. ...
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"T. NJ. D."-Dont stand aghast with
awe and fear, eyes wide open, hair on
end and fingers tightly clinched with the
idea that these mysterious symbols are
cabalistic signs and represent some Sc
cret organization Of masked demons,
who carry terror and dismay with their
midnight prowllnss and disperse on the
dawn of morning. No! They are
only the initials OF DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery, that pleasant medi,
cine which has acquired National
reputation and proven so efficacious in
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Consump-
ton and kindred diseases. For these
complaints it has no equal. Soldby all
druggists.
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Mheeliag gegister.
SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1879.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.


Removal-F. Striff.
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church.
P .inter-Matthew w. Miller.
Wheeling Female College.
For Cincinnati-R. r. Hudson.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Booth Il Co.
Notice for Grading.
Wanted-3000 Bushels Oats.
Nat. Road Business Stand for Sale.
To Architects, Builders and Others.
Christian Leidl, Hair Dresser. &c.
Removal-One Dollar Store.
Philip Phillips-F1lrth st. Church.
Boots and Shoes-C. D. Knox Il Co.
Adler's New Store Head of local.
ChilIrens Home Head OF local.
Eng. Luth Church-[ Head Of local. ]
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-30

Police CouRf.-Two cases were all
that ornanented the Police Court
docket yesterday morning. ..
! William NJ. Yates is an artistic dis
penser OF. rat and roach pizen. He is
sure that he can physic a rat in less
time than any other dispensist in his
line, and compel cockroach to pass in
his chips before he could prance the
circle Of a bread plate. They are
strong, he believes, but not particle
stronger, and not half a. pizenous as the
whisky he took in on Thursday after
noon. Yates was found about 5 o'clock
in the evening badly obfusticated from
the effects of his libations. 81 and
costs or ten days was the price.
On Sunday last Thomas Carney and
some friends got on to a ferry boat, 10
tending to cross to West Wheeling
Just after the boat put out into the
river, John Blatner and his brother
came up and wanted to draw cuts to
determine who should pay the passage
Carney declined. He didn't know the
Blatner's, and didn't want to. During
the discussion Carney showed them his
badge as an officer and. drawing hi
revolver, told them to 90 away or Ia
would make matters warm for them
He then retreated to the rear OF the boa
aud Blatner followed and handed hin
one or two. Carney, wishing TO avoic
trouble, went to the bow OF the boat
where both the Blatners set upon an,
beat him. John Blatner WAS fined $2C
and costs. The other has not been ar
rested.
L
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THE PLACE TO HAVE 1T DoNE-The
place for having your clothing cleaned
and repaired for the spring campaign
is on Market square, where F. Strif,
who is celebrated throughout the city
as a fancy dyer, scourer and repairer,
Is prepared to do all work in his line
that may be entrusted to him, in the
beat possible style. Ladies and gentle
men are invited to send their orders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-30

In QUoD.-The old man Archer, on
whom the confidence dodge was played;
came up to the city Yesterday to see il
he could recognize Gen. Burke and Mr..
Costello, got so deplorsbly drunk on the
streets, afterwards, that he had to be
locked up in the calaboose.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-30

The first death at the Children $
Home occurred yesterday. Little
Albert Feneman, bright, beautiful
child Of three winters, was released
from his suffering and disease (lung
fever), and will be buried from the
Home this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
little fellow had been suffering for sew
eral weeks. and, Notwithstanding kind
attention and medical skill, tell victim
to the Angel OF Death, who is no
reSpector OF persons.