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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-15
Ruildine Lots For Sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING EITHER
| at wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL in
Jluare =; No. In Square 8: the south half
Of No. Ain Square 10; No. IA In square ~;
No. : in Square ii; No. 2 In Square ~ No. IL
10 Square IL; No. IL in Square IL; No. . in
square "A; No. IL in Square IL, and No. IS In
Division E..
Also, Lots No. in Square 20: No. 10 In
square Q; north half OF No IL In square ~
No. in Square I; No. IS In Square II; No. ii
In Square LIZ No. IL In Square 10; No. II IN
IIuare Is; No IL In Square q, and No. 10 In
Siuare q. All situated in the Subdivisions
sf the Caldwell estate. -
d.Is Real Estate Agent
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For Sale.

nNE STEAM ENGINE AND BOILERS.
" The engine is IL inch cylinder. feet
stroke, one of Sweeney & Co y best jobs
fued boilers "a feet long, 40 inches in diam:
eter Everything about the engine and
boiler complete and in working order; has
Seen running about six months and will be
sold at bargain, If applied for within the
next ten days
Apply TO THOMAS X. MoFHEI;
ipS-ad wheeling, W. va.
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The Boston Post says that while
Daniel Hines, OF Bangor, Me-. was start
ing a circular saw, Wednesday, at
Morse's Mills, he placed his foot upon
the bench through which the blade
revolved, and rising, 1t went through
his right foot and he fell forward. In
stantly his right thigh was severed, his
right hand cut of and thrown thirty
feet, and his right arm two thirds sew
cred near the shoulder. A frightful cash
was also made in his chest the saw
cutting off five ribs, through the ptc'ro,
and entering the liver. The patent is
conscious and may possibly survive.
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COLONEL FoRNKY SAYS of Henry Will

COLONEL FoRNEY says of Henry Wil>
son:
The amountof work he performed was
prodigous. He was a real break>of>day
man-a sleepless, unit ing aud unmur-
muring patriot" .. ...., -. ...r
Can it be that Forney is treacherous,
and writes 10 this way to prejudice the
eight-hour fellows against the old shoes
maker. --.-.---~-.-.-.- --
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FOR SALE .
Valuable Dwelling Houses
fnr Sale.

,IrILL Bk: SOLD UPON REASONABLE
w terms. either the fine residence on
the southwest corner of Monroe and Byron
streets, belonging TO the estate OF the late
Governor stanton, or my large Brick Dwell
,ns House on Market street, between Jener-
ION and Adams. ,
southwest corner of Monroe and Market
streets, or at the Office OF the undersigned,
ON Fourth street, north of Monroe.
c. w. b. ALLISON.
WHEELING, June Is, 1872. jelSa
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For Sale.

fINAE ELEG ANT AND COMMODlOUS
Residence OF Mr.. Jno. NJ Mathews, Sit H..
sied on the northeast corner 81 Fifth and
Monroe streets This property is very de
SIrably located, and Is possessed OF every
r0mfort and convenience. Pri g low and
terms easy. THUS. " bhiEN'
iel0 Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

TWO FINE HILL FARMS IN WETZEL
county, w. Va, one OF $40 acres, 30
acres under fence and In cultivation, resi-
due IN valuable timber, house, stables, DC !;
the other OF 100 acres, one mile west OF
Burton station, B q y. X. r. Payments
easy. By W. v. HUGE 4 BRO,
je5 Bailey's Block, 106 Market st.
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TOLEDO, June IL,

4VLhDVI VU"S @E'
FLOUR-Dall. s. = : -. ...
GRAIN-Wheat 1@2c lower and
dull; amber Michigan, 81 90@l 81.
Corn duh and 10 lower low mixed,
5lAc; yellow. 52lc, no grade, 462c.
Osts dull and lc lower No. /, Ale;
No. 2 4Oc Michigan, 40c. = q !. :
PROViSIONS-Posk and lard nom.
inAIly unchanged GzEsuzG e--
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WHEN wretch is suspected OF ine-
briefly in Portland, Ne, they haul him
up to the town pump, and make him
try to say: "The Portland Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Aninals.f
II he fails they irrigste him for half An
hour and then turn him into the GALA
booee. -..aE- i.iS.t- !. $500 . 81
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IN. GRAND l,f, Cash ...,.....S lUl0O
0ne Srand Sift Cosh .... 5000

Total 1000 Gifts, all Cash ;...:.-s5U,WO
This Concert, like the first OF the 10th OF
December last (which was 80 decidedly sue
oessful, and at which the first grand gilt
was drawn by and paid to Mr.. John r.
Durff, of Memphis, Tenn, Is for the benefit
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For Rent.

4 LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
a light and power for machinery. Also,
,ther small rooms, with or without power,
aud one large wareroom. Possession given
hrst OF April. Apply at ONCE OF star F0u =
Try. ... BENZ. flShEh.
narGg-h r...
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rsECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF
y Franklin Insurance CompaDy's build
ing. For particulars apply al their office,
in Monroe street. or to GEO. w. FRANZ
hCIN or " REILLY. narf-h
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ioo' ooo rICKETs OF ADMISSION

will be issued at $40 each: half tickets s.;
quarters tickets 81 so; IL whole ttckes for
500; 2s for s255 Sc for $500; ll3 for $1,000 2s5
for &, 500 SIS for IS 000 No discount on less
than 800 worth OF tickets at a time.
Tickets will be sent when requested by reg
istered letter. The money for them may De
sent by Adams Express Company and ifs
connections, r. o. money order, registered
letter or bank draft.
The holder OF each ticket, or fraction OF
ticket (a halfor quarter), Is entitled to adj
mission to the copcert and 10 the gin
awarded toit. During the concert the sum
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FOR r 6 Mt.
For Rent.

HOUSE IN CENTRE WHEELING
\ seven rooms-in good order
Inuuire OF NOLAN BROS.
;Pll-h
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100000 IN CURRENCY

will be given to the holders OF tickets by
distribution by lot Of ONE THOUSAND
GIFTS, as follows:
LIST OF GIFTS.
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ally control them. Tho testimony Of Our
best citiZeBN. Oi all claVses. estsDiehss the
fart, that CHERRY PECToRAL val and does
relieve and cure the afnicted dlsDrdsrs OF
the Throat and Lung beyond any other
medicine. The most dangerous affections
Of The Pulmonary organs Yield 70 Ia power;
and cas4s Of CONnUNPTiOS, cured By
this preparation. are publicly known, 10
remaI able a. hardly 10 ne believed. were
they not proven beyond dispute Asa REM
eriy II II adEqust-, on which the pubic may
rely for full protection. BY curing COU'tHs,
the fOferunnsr. Of more serious disease, 70
save unnumb~red lives, and IN amou OF Of
suffering not 10 be competed. II cbaiI.nEes
trIsl, and cDnyiuces the rroat skeptical
Every tImily should keep II on haad AZ
protection against the early and upper-
ceived attack Of Pulmonary fsctIons
which are easily met az fir<t. bat which he
come IncuraDle, and o often fatal, IL neg
lect,sd. Tender lungs need. this defense;
and IL IL unwise 10 o. without ~. Az safe-
guard 10 children, amid the distressing dis
eass. which bs%et the Throat and hest Of
childhood, CnERKY PICTORIAL n fnyain-
able; Tor, by its timely use, rnuItifudes are
rescued from premature graves, and saved
TO the love and affection conferred on them.
It acts speedily and surely agafnst ordiusyy
colds, securing sound and health restof11g
sleep. No one Will suffer trohiesone -.
FLUESZA and painfui BBOSCHfIL5.
when they know bow easily thsy esnps
cured.
originally the product Of lone, laborfoos,
and successful chemical investigation, no
cost or toll is spared In making every bottle
In the utmost p,subls perfection IL fnay
be Confidently relied upon - ppssssstng ~
the virtues 10 has ever exhibited, and capa-
bile Of productDg cures ~ memorable 90 the
greatest Il has ever effected. ~
4
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop
ing Cough, Bronchitis Asth-
ma ard Consumption.

Among the gIsz
di-e.yyci i~sof mod
rID science, lew are
gilmore real velne
To mankind than
This sgsSt1slrstos-
dy for 81 diseases
OF the Throat asd
Lungs. A vast trial
Of lis virtues thTo
ont this and other
coo % tries, has
shown that II do<s
surely and eHectu-
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Ayers
S r A P A RILLA

Il widely known
ns one 81 the most
et'ectuai rrmeSlie
ever discovered or
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood. II has
stood the test ol
years, with a con
stanuy growing
reputation Inset
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-01-06
sharifs sac.

Mis-. Mary w. Trurable, ". Nd. GI
Charles GlasspooL Parish Court:
Parish Of Caleasieus State Of Louisis
ana.
DY virtue Of q writ Of q. IA. nsued out
ID Of the Hon. Parish Cours Of the
Parish Of CalCasieu, State Of Louisiana.
in. the above numbered and entitled
suit, and to m6 directed, I win proceed
I'd sell, at public auction; to the highest
bidder, at the Courthouse of This par
ish, in the towh Of Lake Charles, Oh
Saturday the 9th of JamuaFVl
1872, at III O'Clock, A. NJ, the follow
ing described property, seized 10 salts
fy said writ, to wit .s
A certain piece Of lind, being los
Of ground lying and sltuaEed in the town
of Lake Charles, in said parish Of Cal.
casieu, State Of Louisiana, measuring
one hundred and thirty three Ind one
third feet front Oh Lake ChRrlas, by
two hundred feet in depth. BOuhded
north by PROPERTY belonging tj III. Pr
thdn, east by Wards alley, south by
property of Joseph Sallier, west by
Lake Charles, together Wish all tho
buildings and Improvements thereon
erected.
TERMS of sale CASH.
~ w III, HASKELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff office, Lake Charles, Dec. q, ri.
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Vonte 81 le sher.iF

Ncnte par le Shertt!
Mrs. Mary w. Trunible, u. No. G7,
Charles GlassToOl- -COur dc Paruissa,
Paroisse Calcasiou, Etat de Ia Louisi-
ane.
I'm vorth dun writ de d. fa., lanc6 par
II Honorable UOur de Paroisss da la
Paruisse Calcasieu, Etat do n Lnuisiv
ane, dams le broCGs d-dessis intitul6
ct Rumerot6, % moi adress6, i8 pro-
c6deIait vCndre d Encan PublquG, am
plts haut ench6risseuF, d n maisOh de
CduI lie eette Paroisse, dams In Vile da
lac Charles, Sanaedt le 6EaAe jbUEF
dc Janvier, 1912, All heures du niatin,
In propriete suivant d6crites, saisi p0ur
satisfaire lie dit writ. sayuir
Un certain moroccan tle torre, 6taTit
un lot de terre situ6 dats Ia viilodu Lao
Charles, dams Il Partisse Calcasien.
Etat de Ia Louisiana, ,mesnrant cent
trente ttOis pieds otun tiers Gte face sur
le Lac Charles, par deux cent tisds dO
prufondcur, borne au h6rd par III pro-
pri6t6 dG M Pithon, est par Wattls' al
ley; suS par IN probri6t6 de Joseph Sal
her, az Tonest par II Lac Charles, en-
semble avee toutes les Batisses 6t ams-
huratiOus dessus
Tettnes x C0mptant
w. III. HIS faIl. Sh6gil.
Bureau du Sh6riE Isae Charles. Line
2 DeeembFe 1871.
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OmciaI Directory.
UNITED STATES OFFICERs.

Ulysses s. Grant, of Illinois, Prei-
dent
shuyIer Colfax, Of Indiana, Vide
President.
James G.. BlaiAe, of Maine, Speaker
Of the House of Representatives. y. ..
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So. Louis University,
University.

Win open on Monday Sept Ath. 1T.
This is tho Oldest institution Of learii
ing ia tho west, having sGen Establish
ed in 1920, The course of studies oiTUts
every facility for acquiring a thorough
CIakSsICAuand COMMERCIAL El,lu.
cation.
Catalogues containing instructions n
parents and fun particulars, wtil bo sent
ori application to.
REv, II. il. STUNTEBECk, IS. j.
President Sc. Louis University.
August 2G, 1871 Inn
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n.y. Pefsons dbsirous bf having job
printing done neatly, expeditiously and
cheap arc invited to call II the office
~ the ECH6.
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THE CABINET.

Hahilton Fish, of New York, Score
tary Of State.
Gen. Belknap, Secretary of Wat.
Geo. nj. Robeson, Of New jersey,
Secre .ary of Naty.
George S, Boutwell,, of Massachusetts,
Secretary of Treasury.
J. w. Douglass, acting commissiohe1
of Internal Revenue.
A. T.. Alderman, of Georgia, Attorney
General.
J. "A. J. Creswell. Of Maryland, Post
master General
G. DelahB, Secretary o. Interior.
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LEGISLATIVE.

o. J. Dunn, President Of the SENATE.
Chs. H, Merritt, Secretary IF the
Senate. "."
George W. Carter, Speaker 0f the
House of Representatives
VIM. Yigers, Chief Clerk House Of
Representatives
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ARMY

W. r. Sherman, of Ohio, General
Commanding. 81.
P. H. Sheridan, of Ohio, Lieutenant
General. a.-.
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UNITEb sTATEs sUPRElE CoURT.

Salmon P Chase. of Ohio, Chic
Justice. .. .....
Nathan Clifford, oi Maine, Associate
Justice.
samuel Nelson, Of New York, Associf
ate Justice.
R. g. Creir, of Pennsylvania, Asso-
Ciate Justice.
N. H. swayho, of Ohio, Associate
Justice:
Samuel Z. Miller, of Iowa, Associate
Justice.
ate Justice.
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STATE OFFICERS.
Executive:

H. G. Warmoth, Governor. ..
o. J. Dunn, lieutenant Governor.
George E. B6Tee, Secretary OF State,
J. Graham, Auditor.
A. DubluclCt, State Treasurer.
Simeon Beldeh, Attorney GeheIal
Simeon Belden, Attorney General.
T. ". Conway, Superintendent Of
Public Education.
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JUDICIAL.


Eighth Judicial District Court,
Hon. John T.. King, Judge.
g. w, Hudspeth, District Attorney
@. Classpool. Clerk.
PARISH COURT.
Hon. David J Read, Jadgo
G.. GlasspOOl, Clerk
o
PARISH OFFICERS.
w. II. Haskell, Sheriff,
@. Barbe, Tax Collector.
John A. Spence, Recorder.
III Ryan President Of thb Police Jury.
o.
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
John A. Spence, President.
j. w. Bryan, Secretary,
SO. Louis University. ".
The Fbrty-Third Annual SEES
slbt 6r thc 81, LOuis
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BANKRUPT COURT.

J. F. G. Pitkih, Register.
S. B. Packard, u. s. Marshal.
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THE WEEKLY ECHO.
TerEAs OF stIbscriptfon.

One copy, one year. ...s..... 50 90
One copy, * II. months, M j 50
Single copies, .....a.... ..,....l.l 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-04
Discovery Of Valuable Springs.

Mr.. G. A. Lloyd Of this city, says
the San Francisco Call Of December 2,
claims to be the discoverer Of a hot
spring, which, should it prove worthy
Of all that Is said Of It, Is very valua-
able. It is said to be boiling hot, and
as salt as tho sea; heavily charged
with carbonic acid gas, nitrous acid
gas and defiant gas, and also contain
Ing protocalbonate Of iron, held In So
luton by free carbonic acid, with
sulphur and borate Of soda. Within
1fy feet Of this sulphuretted saline
spring Is a cold settler spring and a
salt spring, where salt Is found in a
crystalized state. The flow Of gas from
the spring Is sufficient to supply light
for a large hotel. These springs are
located twelve miles from the town Of
Antioch, and sixty miles from the
city of San Francisco, on the line Of
the e. P. r. r. Co.'s road. We are
told these springs were found some
time ago, but the parties making the
discovery withheld Information until
they had secured title to the surround
ing land.
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The Presidents Message.

In our issue Of day before yesterday,
we gave a telegraph synopsis Of the
President's Message In advance Of III
punishment in full in the papers Of
next morning. The San Francisco
Alta Of yesterday gives the following
brief digest Of the message:
It lis good. a sensible, 4 statesman
like document, one worthy ofthe Presi-
dent of a great nation, and worthy OF
being read by every American. Its
views will be received as wise and
suited to the occasion and the country,
while the kindly spirit that pervades
It Is worthy of all praise, For the first
time In the history Of the country
the document has no unpleasant or un-
settled question with any nation !; for
the first time we know. exactly what
and where are the exact boundaries Of
our country. The President refers
quite fully to the negotiations which
have resulted In a settlement Of the
Alabama Claims" and San Juan
Questions" and pays very grateful
and well.merited compliments to all
those engaged in the negotiations,
from the National Governments that
appointed the a%rbitrators, to those
gentlemen, to the German Emperor,
and to Queen Victoria for her prompt
ness and grace In carrying the award
into effect. He pays Mr.. Adams a
tribute worth more than all moneyed
compensation. Indeed, q spirit Of
generous recognition prevades the
Message, which shows that under Presi-
dent Grants reticent name Is a
substratum Of warm, generous nature.
The President speaks with satisfaction
Of the fact that this nation Is at peace
and on the most friendly terms with
all other nations. Toward Mexico his
expressions are OF the most friendly
character, and particularly hopeful Of
Jul neighbor's destiny under the
guidance Of her newly elected Presi-
dent. Even the outrages on the Rio
Grande do not betray him into one ex-
preston OF ill-ieeling. We see moth
Ing In the Message which should give
offense to the people or Government
Of any Nation. Spain may dislike its
~allusiou to the Cuban troubles, but we
do not see how our President could
have we'll said less, or In u spirit less
calculated to offend. The President,
In this connection, condemns the
principle and practice Of Americans
holding slaves In Cuba. Tim financial
exhibit is very satisfactory, giving
promise that our large National debt
will probably within fifteen years be
entirely liquidated.
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Gone to the Bad.

A young girl named Fanny Free
man, whose face was bo%unteously
sprinkled with cutaneous eruptions,
says the San Francisco Chronicle OF
Tuesday, was taken before Judge Lou
derbacI yesterday, III complaint of
her father. who desired to send her to
the Industrial School. officer Supple
testified that the girl has been In the
habit Of visiting houses Of ill-fame, Of
ten remaining there several days at a
time. She has also been a regular
Sunday visitor at the City Gardens,
her associates q gang Of Hoodlums.
Her father reiterated this statement.
The girl in her defense sud that she
was sixteen years Of age and a mar
ried person, and had been married for
two years. Her father said that she
had married without his consent, to
which the girl replied that her mother
was present when she was married
and gave her full consent because
Jack Horrigan, the husband, had been
living with the girl for several months
before the marriage. Judge Louder
back said that the fact Of tho girls
marriage prevented him from taking
any action In the matter, and he
would have 10 discharge her. The
girl LEFT the Court In high glee over
her victory and received the congratu-
lations Of a crowd of Hoodlums out
side.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-04
Queer Relics.

DR.. W. II. Hall OF the United States
Coast Survey, has been making explo-
ratlons OF late among the Aleutlan
Islands, and has discovered various re-
mains Of prehistoric natives, such as
lamps, knives, spoons. arrow-heads,
hearthstones and skeletons. Around
the sites of ancient villages he found
several specimens Of peculiar ways of
burial. In certain places a sort Of cave
was formed under overhanging rocks,
and here were put the bodies Of the
dead, preserved and gayly dressed.
Some Of them were covered entirely
with wooden armor. Occasionally the
cave had a theatrical appearance; the
bodies Of renowned hunters were
placed In canoes. armed and appar-
emily rowing. Women were repre-
sented engaged in the labors Of their
lives, sewing, dressing skins, or hold
ing their children ; and old men were
seated about the walls, seeming to
beat the drums to whose rough music
their fellows once danced in Winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-04

SELr-PRoPELILSa steam fire engines
are not by any means a recent inven-
ton. Fifteen years ago it was pro-
posed to use steam propellers In New
York, but the volunteer tiremen op-
posed it, fearing that it would lead to
the breaking up Of their organization.
1t Is apparent that the present system
of horse-drawn engines Is but little
less clumsy than the old handdrawn
style. When extraordinary speed Is
needed 1t can seldom be attained. and
the horses are frequently In danger,
especially on q down grade. Of being
run over by the machine. Many argu-
ments might be offered In favor Of the
self.propelling engines, and the ques-
ton Of their adoption Is we'll worthy
Of consideration. Sleek horses make a
yery fine show on parade, bnt what Is
wanted In time Of fire Is prompt
arrival at the spot, and the ready pro-
lection Of a strong stream Of water,