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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
LEGAL ADvEBTIsEwENTs.
MASTERS SALE

state Of III nois, Alexander county, "a. 81
Alexander county circuit Court. Alfred d. SAT-
ford -. the unknown heirs of Mevy snrinas,
deceased. Bill to for7rose mortgage.
Notice IL hereby givcE That IN pursuance Of
decree entered m the above entitled cause, in
said court, on the - h day OF January, AID, ls72
J, John q. Hartman, Master in CnanceIy OF sal
onri, val on the 18th day of March, A. d.. 1872,
a., clock y. III of said day, sell ut public ven
dooyoo,hs highest bidder Tor cash, at the front
said yo,th VIC Nou't House, In the city Of Cairo, in
real cstei.s and STATE, the following described
ana the ou.pWN Lot number thirty.thrse CE)
wheel, lies al o, lot numbered thirty -four (.D
fiS tbe Sane nny TO said lot No Ib,rt, three
lot numbered th,,t we north or west hall OF .aid
bered hity'iotir ~ ia the "a, o.. ~ tock num-
S"nniy "t AtYsn9'r ind Of . Hin ~ ' te.
t.,net Ih ~ ann slh1ul'r tho tsnernsnts "a
John q HNRNNS
March 4, 1872. Master IL, h,.
Green Uilbs vt, Solicitors. 10y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4
AT wALDRoN 4 COOKIES
N Downtown Horse Mart and salesrooms
corner New Church, Cedar and Liberty streets.
LARGE AUCTION SALE
OF FINE HoRSES PONIES. CARRIAGES,

At wALDRoN 4 COOKIES
IA Downtown Horse Mart and salesrooms;
corner seT ah1TSh TIoS sapT md sas esrty streets
FINE flis 9DS baY At r"H'pi z oioouK SahsiAdhs'
stylish arssrs; single double; dnely ormed well
Ssn and Rse desirable sa and
senueinan pr;,a;,!e ,,;,, use r,.r :, ,,,n .,..
pole and shafts completes all IN perfect order; good as
Pair sorrel Ponies Is hands and years. silver names
and tails are line handy And asresahis drivers single
sorrcl Trotting Mare Lady sherman iS,s hand. years
This wel known 10 be elegant tree and stylish
Se a n ns san pne na e Faes and sna
three minutes any day ON good track.
Jnny Iind wagon, built 70 order BY aessner Roberts,
single Harness, made order by Phillips OF Ph,la.
Brown Mare, iS,s hands years; Is warranted sound
and Kind and roadsier has iotea her mile in
sr,s M hands sss sa first class family
drSs5 Ssss;.n MsIssSisS Had ooa ar,
Ponies & Thes ponies ay years old are
are i hands high and sound and knd fine for chill
Bay iorse is hands years oil; fno stylish driver
first class iamy or business horse sound. kind and
Black Horse 10 hands years old kind In all harness
Back Coupe aor,e L. hands years. this horse i
.ass ~a as s s Is sn e "a al
an 10 coupe or business horsc must DO seen To DO
One usy Horse sired by Nelson's Gray Eagle dam
Mess mare years, il hanis thus horse is sape
,.si,.h pure gated and free, warranted SOUND
kind and gentle.
one Bay Horse Is hands years, sired by Gariba'di
dam sired by Tippo Saih; perfect in form, action and
stye perfectly reliable tor ladies' ase in harness or
would make very SUI Ion horse for ladies' phaeton.
Ono brown Horse, years, I5 hands; Il fine family
horse gentle s,ys Tree; trots IN 21 warranted sound
and kind
one nay trnek Horse, is bands years: good worksr
One top Butchers Wagon and set Harness and Horse.
One Park Phaeton, in pcr,ect order, city made.
One Rockaway and Harness
One double Truck and Harness.
Other Horses, Wagons and Harness. Full particulars
at time sale All horses sold under warrantces' hand
"a hours trial given.
Tins OF the best and largest sales Of the
Itncludcs horses suitable and tor a
the weather.
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wANTED TO PURCHAsE

CTEAM SAW MILL. wANTED-wHERE BASS OR
- whitewood chestnut maple. ash or oak IN boards,
Address giving fuU
and rico of above timber, in boards at the mill MANU-
FACTUREE. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

A UcTIoN SALE or FINE HORSES WAGONS, HAIR
IA NESS, &C.. on FRIDAY. JUNE Z at PRIVATE
STABLE No ! EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET rear
OF PSI FIFTH AVENUE, at 10 O'CLOCK prompt
Team OF elegant rich high bred and gcnisel dapplc
gray about 1881 high, years old The most elegant
for style, beauty action and ne qualities In the city
they cannot be outstyed on park OF road; extra
travellers will travel Is miles an hour with ease and trot
better han three minute gait tcgcIer fear nothing
without vice, FAULT or trick macd 10 pcriec-
ton and warranted sound and kind In every pGrc.
lar. WITHOUT fault or bcmsh; an extraordinary hnc
gated and attractive team.
IIand-omc high-brcd last and nnc jet black Trotng
Horse about ls high years old elegant und horse
II g,niccl h!eh.Ecaded rugged and hardy; can stand
every day driving Is game PROMPT free ana driver
puru gated, honest and well bchavcd: makes mis-.
takcs tro In 25 to road wagon, and is warranted
sound and Kind
nndso bay trottIng Mare about 1871 high, years
old sired hy Major Winfield, dam by Star; raised in
P0ckland county; was never trained track 10 develop
her speed, and cnn show bet than 10 gait and
trot mile in less than 80 20 rond wagon how fs
elegant s,ycd; fine deposition; fears DotliIaa,ca be
this promises To ro fast tins scason; she trncd
half mile Fleetwood track about four weeks agc 10
road wagon, in !: i l. warranted sound and klutL
hsonn elegant and ~obred sorrci bay Horse I3i<
pg!!AaIo2fsSl W -clcg9W Saddfrr ia. been used ~
ia,,es u1i ,arS IS syii,, no.iise,. .'d ho rrancd
sound and kind.
Also fine top Wagon, by Dusenbury Van Duser: trot-
ting WAGON, hy Brewster; pole Wagon, by Dusenbtry
Nelson; Harness. by Wood iibson aud Dunscumb Robes
Blankets Whips Sheets, Stable Furniture. Fixturcs &c
All The Property Of well known banker, who goes
abroad account Of III health full wairantee and
fair trial given all the stock. Particulars at sale
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FACTUKEE, Herald otitco.
yNyANTED-A vEMAR TRANSIT, EITHER SINGLE
w double with Low el under telescope: limb ut nstrn
mcpt graduated the outside. Address SURVEYOR,
lock drawer 10, south N0rwalk, Conn.
VIyANTED TO PURCHASER MEDIUM-SIzED SAFE
w of either fierrny's or Marvin's patent, Address
SAFE, Herald OYfcc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

WnTEE. STAR M LINZ LINE ,,
SSEHSSi,s SSEHS5s SSSkTTIIS. MAJESTIC .aa1; .DaISr%
s,n, s@a tons burden 1900 nsr.e power each.
on Thursiays r g calling a. Cork narbor each way.
afLANiiG. III. sSIs June : 4 h TN TN
1sFnsi.i;t' 1ssFHnsiI; ?Ins 1ass "a 81 s1sSr ,s.srS
Ss wss @ easS SS NJ %
comIinns safety, speed and conlort '..,-
S sH @ ssnssss -. z
@ a. o scss s in
ead Ts
can now obtain seerago prepaid certificates Sss csf-
booked or @ all Of
Rssar;en 'isSs,s e, granted at lowest rsis
voT inior@%a,Sh @ apply at the comrany's Office. -
Biis ofains issued through e c9n,!psn.sl port:
.IsMAy IMRIE CO. 10 wstor street Liysrrool s.l
No 2 East India aveane Lcadenhali street. London.
THE nAMBuRG-AMERIoAN PACKET COMPANIES
l iron mail steamship @PasrrHALrA
Captain F. Ss {, w inr sri Han on Thursday June
w., s., .,o ocherbours and Hamburg - .,,,. =,
payable II ynlssa
81 hHSaS Asen General nssptH
TnE HoLsArii win sail June II, ,s7a '''' ~ = =
> The hnc, hrst Sies; S,s; British Steamship
SSss aS, Ss S w leave for "
Passaee-ssann. cnrrenos
steeraSe. e...'...'''............... ~, currency.
For freight passage having sgpcrio5 secommoda-
Il South William street,
NATIONAL LINE or STEAMSHIPS
%HHf 70 from
To Queenstown and Liverpool.
srsIS drase anaSpsS sasnsaay saaaSf.ny e ssn
GASkAas aSkasb ~sSsF s4.ss ss!Ss sss!&sy june
EGYPT dros"n' Setirdsy :" nsb5S 5SnS SiaEcT II e
DENMARK, Summer, Wednesday, June 5, at3PM.
THE QUEEN, Thomas Wednesday June - 2aDPM
frspsd steerase Tickets from Liverpool osseascws
ca FSr ursr information Apply a" me GDMpaMys My.s sMo
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEBHs.
= so~n anu iSGfspSeS sSi,ls Every wednesday. .
wS1h5Ss wsSsJ"y MaT..sy 3 3 ss
Cabin passage, W sod i s,ssraae $50 currency
sss sns ON fads"i
way sweden &c. Drafts ireland, England, Fraaoa
ana Germany At 0yfi WffaMs % Broadway
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BuREAU.-oFFIOIAI
~ Passports issued TO citizens travelling abroad by A.
c. WILaARTH, United states Court House, Al Chanbees
street.
~ for state and Continental travel Chairs for the
steamers, &c., &c at JOHN CArfNACls 691 broadway.
Metropolitan Hotel
TINTED STATES PASSPORT AGENCY.-A: Z:
OF State, Washington, ID. c.. Agent, pa Broadway.
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
| DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. CoMPANY,s LINZ TO
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

TOR sALE-A HANDSOME, SOUND AND VERY
gentle HorSe. with top Wagon and Harnoss, in
cellsnt condition, cheap Inquire ISAAC .. WRIGHT
705 Broadway, second floor
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4 THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
N JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSHLL,
Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.
THR HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business Is conducted at our
HORSE AUCTION MART
ITO, III and liz EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE,


where We hold regular
SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
GENTLEMEN WISHING To PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having Horses Carriages TO sell. will find house pcr
iccty reliable, conduct this branch OF business
do all other business the straightioT
ward principles which govern honorable houses in all
mercantilc pursuits.
WE GIVE TuE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
that is warranted sound from q TO ~ hours trial.
ENTRIES FOR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
can be mado downtown office and salcsroom 81
Nassau street. whec also keep register OF Horses
private sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON ooNsIGNMENTs.
AT no IL AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
N NEAR FOURTH AVENUE,
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Eight very fine Ponies from II In Is hands; kind sound
and true in every way suitable tor family riding and
driving.
Thr cquarter Clarence Csprngs, made by Brewster
4 Baldwin
Victoria springs lined with satin made by Brews-
ter Baldwin.
Four-s nt Park Phaeton, shifting seat.
Tor and top Pony Phacton.
Four-sc Rvckaways and Depot Wagons
Twenty Shifting Top Wagons
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSRLL
Ito. liz and liz East Thirteenth street.
r SO LIBERTY STREEr-CASH BARGAINS IN
II light Carriages and Harness; you can get more for
tie money than anywhere clte In the city, 20 tO AD
Ler below Broadway rates
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELI., IS Liberty street,
the popular down town accommodation store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06
A TTENrION or GENTLEMEN IL CALLED
n 40 THE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY, THURSDAY, JUNE 6,
AT 1Ci. O'CLOCK, PROMPT.
AT STABLE. NO WEST FIFTEENTH STREET,
SECOND DOOR WEST OF FIFTH AVENUE,
BY JAMES JENKINS, AUcTIONEER,

OF vc fine and Horses. Carriages Wagons Harness.
Blankets Robes &C. tho whole the properly o private
gentleman who IN compelled TO sell account OF his
In incss engagements calling him away.
Including ine handsome and inst black Geding i5it
hands HIGH raised in Vermont; old full
and tail free and prompt driver: has trot;od In Al and
with proper handling can beat 2:iO; he Is warranted
sound and kind
Extra fine and fast bay Horse, 15 hands high years
old; full flowing and ail high headed fine action
afraid of nothing pull road wagon In 2 80 and
warranted sound and Kind.
fas handsome and fine bred sorrel Geding, l51
hands high old raised by James Munson,
Orange trottcd mile last iall In 2f3; has
proved speed the past and believes that
he track and show .p he Is warranted sound,
kind and true.
Also handsome bay saddle driving Horse. Z thor
ourhbrcd, l5 hands high years Old. pronounced
by al! who him last at Newport To finc
saddle horse could bo found he Is II
well broken all harness; be driven ridden by a
lady and perfectly kind gentle and In every par
tclar
Also the finest disposition chiid's Pony In New York IA
hands high years old has been ridden and driven by
young miss past shc is afraid OF nothing and
warran cd sound and Kind.
Also Pony Phaeton, two top Wagons two licht open
Road Wagons. Single and Double Harness, Bauhets,
Robes &c
~ B.Tbe above stock all first class and reliable.
and parties i'll need VIII do well 10 call and examine.
Full warran,ccs viii lie given purchasers trial and
examinaton and not represented moneys refunded
and sales annusd.
sALE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE, WITHOUT LIMIT
OR RESERVATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

UNITED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company
sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock, r. NJ
ci>ciy, from pier No North River.
COLUMBIA, Captain r. :. Curtis. Juno ~
MOER0 ca Tile. Captain I. II. Morton ....... j une -
CRESCENT CITY, Capt T. H. Baker (,in Nassau Jun0 q
A. ". DIMoCK. President,
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

HAVANA DiRECT-NEw YORK AND MEXICAM
III MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
steamship IiIESvILLE, Captain Zimmerman, viii leave
pier IL, East River. on Saturday june = at noon
Y. ALEXANDRA SONS.
RroadWaY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

rived from France. desires to give lessons In model
sculpture In private family institutes can speak
French German and little English. Address scULP-
1UKE, box Iiy Herald office.
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L,oR QUEENSTOWN AND LIyERPooI.-THB sPLEs'
II did new steamship SPAIN sails saturday. June
land nnd Scotland EngIlsh ,old ami silver for sale o.
lowest rates. Apply to RIDER CohIbS, % breauway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

n. ish; thorough instrnction theory and practice:
Probe BONFANTI 2fl West Fourteenth street. at
the Translation Bureau 90 broadway. Anslas aux
Etrangers
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INSTRUCTION.

I THOMPsONS COLLEGE, % FOURTH AVENUE,
IA opposite Cooper lnstitue.-BookkeepinR Writing,
Arithmetic and Languagcs separate ladies department;
day and evening" eIcgraphy taught practically demand
for operators; vacation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO
l. CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA
CARRYING MAILS PAssENGERs AND fKEI0Hr
KINGSTON JAMAICA; SANTA MARTHA AND GRKY.
TOWN, AND PACIFIC COAST or MEXICO,
CENTRAL. AMERICA, PERU,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

DANES BUSINESS COLLEGE ESTABLISHED 1870,
L g. Bowery housekeeping, Arithmetic Higher Mathe-
matics Grammar spelling, Languages, So each "a Writ
Lessons So 30 Ladies' taught bookkeeping and Cor
respondeiice. Resolutions engrossed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

DFRMuDA MAIL
ID Steamship SAN FRANCISCO win sail for Hamilton
from pier s. North River at4 l.. NJ. Saturday June
ireland Island and az;
otcfge@ w. III. WEBB "a Exchange plaza
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT AGENCY.-A z
~ Welch late chief OF Passport Bureau, Department
OF State Washington, ID. c.. Agent 2yi Broadway.
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--ptF FltIAi. DRAWINGS nv ROYAL HAVANA
N. md kentucky state Lotteries always on aic, j.
CLdIE. Broker. M broadway. I53 Fulton street No.
Park row. Post office Lux t.9Sl
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HERALD BRANCH OENICE-CPTONN
A DvEETISEMEkTs FOR TIiK NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT TIE PRAhtH OFFICE
l,cfs BROADWAY,
wFsT sIIE. BETWEEN 4ElRTY-F!RsT AND THITy
SECOND STREETS
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM "a. NJ.
TILL sP.E. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES NO EXTRA CuARuE OF ANY KIND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

1DR0sPEcT Park FAIR GROUND AssnCIATIoN-
il Thursday, June e. three O'Clock Z. NJ. Match Sll.1;
mile heats; host three In yo, In harness Oscar jackson
names White S,unw, b. Sncdiker names b. e. Lone
Star Good day and track
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06
REV ARDS.

el REwARD-LOST From .! WEST TWENTY.
VeI fiith street. Tuesday May II, small black md
yan pw, white breast long and cnrled tail Bring
Q10 REwARD.-LOST FROM ls5 WEST TWENTY.
VIZ second q cot, Scotch Terrier, 10 The
oI Acxis The above reward will bc paid on his return.
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L,oH sALE--A VERY LIGHT VICTORIA, YoR ONE
horse; price 6itV; also sets single and double lar
room for four livery horses Apply No Nelson
place, upper part Of Mercer street One top Wagon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

O0H BROADWAY OPPOSITE ELEVENTH STREET
OVO Money literally advanced oil Diamonds, Watches
Jewcly Silks Dry Goods and personal property ofeyery
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EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS WILL FIND TRUNR0
IL and Continental travel Chairs for tho
steamers, &c &c, at JOHN CArfNACiis 69l broadway.
Metropolitsn Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

rI,ExAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS-TOUCH-
i ing at Key West, carrying the United states mail
Tho Al steamship AKfADNE, Captain William Doano "a
pier ~ East River will leave on Saturday, June g.
Through bills Of sdn2 given Houston nd all points
the Gniycston Houston and Henderson, and b, H. u
aud q. Railroad.
For freight i.--r----s -r;;...;y =.
q. " MALLORY A co lS Maiden lane.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-08
.Jyu,su PAssoyER.-The passoy,

JEWISH PASSOVER. passover
season with our Hebrew citizens COM
menced on Friday evening and contin-
ues through the week, the 9th and 18th
being called the first days Of passover
the Sth, 9th, 10th and llth the middle
DAYS, and the 10Th and 18th the last
days. This is celebrated in commemo-
ration of the great event illustrated in
the Bible, when the destroying angel
passed over Egypt during the bondage
of the Israelites and smote all the first
born, from the first born of Pharoah to
the first born OF the beasts; but sparing
the first born of all those who had COM
piled with the order Of the Almighty in
striking their door posts with the bloody
hissop. No leaven bread is allowed in
the household during the continuance
of this season, andreligious services are
held daily. The season ends on the
evening of Saturday, the 18th OF April.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-08

STILL CoNTINUE.-Doctors Lyon Il
Stearns still continue their successful
practice at Daily's City Hotel. We are
told that several hundreds Of patients
are under their treatment in this city,
and they have wrought many remark
able cures. Chronic diseases OF long
standing have been entirely eradlcated.
The fame Of these skillful physicians
is rapidly extending into the country,
Crowds Of visitors throng their rooms
daily, and all say, as far as we can
hear, the Doctors describe their diseases
with accuracy, without asking a ques-
ton, which enables them to sort out the
precise remedy indicated to effect a
permanent and lasting cure. 1t Is said
their remedies are vegetable, perfectly
safe and harmless, and yet effectual.
The afflicted should improve this rare
opportunity to be cured, to avail them
selves Of the benefits to be derived from
the skill of those eminent physicians.
Go and see them.
They will remain only few day.
longer at Daily's City Hotel. Call
without delay, as their stay is limited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-08

The SMALLPox.-The Health Officer
informs US that since the Goth Of June
last, when the first case Of smallpox
appeared in Wheeling. there have been
sixty.pine cases in the city altogether.
Of these thirty-nine were cases who
were brought into the city having the
disease. The other thirty cases were
contracted by our citizens OF these i'm
ported cases. There were but twelve
deaths from this disease since its COM
mencement here. There are now two
cases of smallpox in the city, brought
here from Steubenville They, we be
lieve, are convalescing. Excepting the
whooping cough, which is very bad,
Wheelingis very free from disease.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-08

NAiLERs' Misunderstanding to
announcement in the city papers the
nailers OF this city meet ln OTIS Hall.
AS they sat with closed doors we are
unable to report anything OF their
proceedings except that they elected
delegates to represent them at a general
convention of the nailers OF the United
States to lie held in Pittsburgh on to-
morrow Who the delegates are we
couldn't learn 1t wasn't for want OF
asking though. We suppose we asked
a thousand naiIers and they told us an
even thousand yarns about ii. When
it comes to keeping Il secret a
nalor heats sewing society all to
pieces. Well they understand their
own business hest, and we have the
satisfaction of knowing that if they
had wished their proceedings made
public they would have told us all about
them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-08

A NARROW EscAPE.--A valuable
horse, belonging to Robert Luke, had a
very narrow escape from death on Fri
day night. BY some means the animal
got loose during the night, and while
roaming around the livery stable fell
into a vault being dug in the carriage
room. Fortunately the boards on the
north side stuck over the pit just far
enough to hold her head and breast mp.
All night long, and until discovered on
Saturday morning. she hung by the
breast and rump, her feet hanging down
into the vault. An inch or two more
room and the animal must have broken
its neck. ...- .,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-08

SwIrr.-The Bellaire Standard is
printed on Thursday Of each week.
We never fail to receive it on the fol-
lowing Sunday. Considering that the
distance by rail-four miles-is made
with only only one change of cars, that
may be considered ."annihilating time
and space" Four miles in three days
is not 30 slow if you look at it right.
We knew q man once who could walk
it in an hour, but he was always con-
sidered too fast.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-08

Coal MINERS MEETING.-The meet.
ing OF the coal miners in the Police
Court room on Saturday night, to con-
slider the propriety Of demanding an
advance of one.half a cent per bushel
FOR digging coal, was well attended.
The meeting was organized by calling
W. II. Rose to preside. Addresses
were made by J. w. Brown and P.
Doyle, who urged upon the miners the
necessity Of forming protective union,
and that they demand fair days
wages for fair days work.
A meeting of the miners and iron
manufacturers is appointed for Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the Office OF
the Benwood Iron Works, at which
meeting we trust all differences will be
amicably arranged, and that the last
resort OF a strike will be unnecessary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-08

RIVER NRws.-Business was lively
on the wharf both on Saturday and
yesterday.
Yesterday all day we had occasional
slight showers. The thermometer stood
at IS deg.
The river is still falling, the marks
last evening indicating nine feet. At
Pittsburgh there is six feet seven inches
and falling.
The new lower river boat Exporter
reached here yesterday morning and
was visited by a large number OF our
citizens. She is q monster Of boat
the largest stern-wheel afoat, we think
She is so wide that person has to
look twice to see across her. 1t is said
that she can carry 400 tons, but it
seems TO US that's leetle heavy-the
load we mean, not the story. She will
get away for Cincinnati, Memphis and
New Orleans this morning, probably.
She has An immense trip.
The Kate Putnam arrived yesterday
from Pittsburgh with fair trip OF
freight and passengers.
The Messenger passed up without
stopping.
The Andes left Cincinnati on Friday
evening and will reach here to-day.
She leaves for Cincinnati Tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock
The Express, Capt. Phil auschutz, is
to-day's Parkersburg packet. She will
take her departure at half past ten
o'clock.