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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-17
FUR DEPARTMENT.

ALarse Variety 0 fI.adIes' and C%hildron's
i Fur Sets, Ladies', Mink saeaues md
2 Capes, etc, etc., most Of which have
been bsasht much under value, and
win be ssld atastouishipgly TOW prices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-17

LUCKY CARsoNITrs.-No. 4S,SZs,
which won gil, $50 In tho Louisville,
KY. lottery. was held BY . club In
Carson. composed OF the following
well-known citizens: Gaige & May,
Frank Marshall, s. T. Swift, Tommy
Edwards, Bill woodlifte, Stems &
Sargent, Peter Cavanaugh, Jr., J. L.
Bright, E. Edgecomb and J. E. Ladd.
HERE.-R. II. Tilden, recently Of
the Slrer State, Humboldt called on
us a day or two since. He will be in
Carson this Winter. he has left the
SLIDER State entirely aud Is no longer
on It.
WATER ScARcER. = Owing to the
freezing up Of the waterflumes nightly
water IL scarcer than ever In Gold Hill.
Even dogs have to drink larger now,
or 20 down to Carson river for water
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07
NEW ORLEANS.
Gov. WarmOth-The State and city
Debt-InteIligence from Havana.

New ORLEANS, March 6.-Goyernor
Warmoth left this evening for Wash
ington. The State and city debt when
Warmoth became Governor was little
ovor 800, 100000; now it is s64 900, 600
From a recent Havana letter the
following interesting items are CLEANED
The paper of the Barca Espanal Is
really worth very little. By the last
bank statement the government owes
that institution the sum Of S42, ,S5O, 900,
The moment that the concern collapses
there will be chaos in Havana.
Sugar is scarce. Many merchants
have contracted for all the crops that
were under mortgage, to American
commission merchants. The house of
Zaldo d. Co, alone, has invested over
$5,0O0,000 in sugar this season, and
they ship it as fast as it comes to hand.
A majority OF these shipments 60 to
Europe, but certain proportion to the
United States. One draft by this house
tor the small sum OF $4,000, on Brunce
& Co, OF Baltimore, drawn against
shipments OF sugar, was protested few
days ago. The report in Havana Is
that the assets of the house OF Zaldo u
Co. will not pay ten cents on the dollar.
1t is believed that Moses Taylor and
other friends Of Zaldo in New York
took up the draft and saved the expense
Of re-exchange.
Colonel Corretero who came to Ha-
vana from Manhattan, lately wounded,
LETT for Spain. He positively refused to
see Captain General Nalmaseda. He
said to some OF his friends, that his
regiment volunteered solely for garrison
duty and to suppress the volunteers.
That was the distinct understanding
with King Ameieus, personally, and
that in violation of this word he and
his men had been hurried off to the
field OF battle The best proof that the
insurrection was alive can be furnished
by the fact that in a fight with the
Spaniards, under General Modlsto
Diaz, near Mantanzello, Colonel Gar
retta's = regiment OF Santiader regulars
lost 4S2 men in killed and wounded.
The Colonel states he would publish
broadcast throughout the Peninsula
such facts as would prevent any more
Of his countrymen from being deluded
to their death.
The crop season is now half over.
Little sugars Is to be bought. The crop
will certainly be a short one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07
DIR. HtDwAYa
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perfectly t1si"i'Tg., elegantly coaici with
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and strengthen. KHdwuy's Pills, for the
cure Of nlI Il~DI, lets at the STOMACH, Liver.
Bowels, Kidney \. Bladder, NeryOusII IiscassA
Headache, Constipation. CosiiysnsS-, fndi-
gc~iipn, Dyspepsia, BiiiOusnsss, Bilious Fe-
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Warranted ~ effect u positive cue. Purely
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AS, 0T h"l"t"Iipus drngS.
So-UD-eTye III" following symptoms re-
suliius nom dlsDrricrs Oi the Digestive OI-
gHns:
CDustipaiiOu, IutsaTd Piles, fulIns.a of
the bioDd Ia the Head, hcidIty OF the
Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Of
FppI, Fuilursy pr weight la the StOin lch,
Sour tructiiipn% linking or fIutiering st
tn" F,tOi tia" stomach, Swimming of The
Head. Hurried anI Difficult Breathing,
Flutl'TlUg Et The Heart, Choking or SuffD-
eating S,snsiiIpn when In "a lying posture,
Dimnsss of Vision, Dots ar Welys bsf1rc ths
sight, Fever and Dull Pain la the Head
Deficiency Of Pcnplratinn, YcliowBe~s OF
the skin and eyes, Pain ia the side, Chesf,
Limits, and sudden FluSheS Uf Heat, Burn
ing In the Fl'sh.
A few dy-'.' Oi Rtdwsy's Pills will fres
the system nom al a.. above named dis
0rden. Price, "a ceBis pes boz. sold by
Druggists.
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letter stamp to KADHAi s. CO., No. ~
Maiden Lane, New York. Information
worth Thousands viii ~, sent you. kU
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07
KENTUCKY.
Chapter OF Accidents.

NEWPORT, KY, March 6.-Two Ger
mans, Michael Holzaherk and F. Leis'
ring, engaged in delivering beer, were,
it is thought, fatally hurt to day by the
breaking of the wagon seat, which
threw them under the horses feet.
The horses became frightened and ran
away. The wagon passed over Leis,
rings breast He is still insensIble.
Holzaherk became entangled in the
gearing, and was dragged for six
squares, the horses feet striking him at
every spring, cutting and manning him
in a terrible manner. His death ls mo-
mentarily expected.
An express train on the Little Miami
railroad was thrown from the track near
London yesterday afternoon 10y the
breaking OF rail. Five cars were
thrown from the track, including the
engine. The latter is a total wreck,
and three OF the cars are badly smash
ed. Two OF the cars Ewere thrown
some twenty feet from the track. The
engineer, fireman and brakeman were
the only ones seriously hurt.
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HOUSE.

After the ceremony Of the reception
of the Japanese Embassy was con-
cluded, the House proceeded to legis-
lative business.
Mr.. Brooks presented memorial
Of the Chamber OF Commerce OF the city
OF New York, asking for the right TO
purchase at cost the site now occupied
by the New York Postoffice; also a
petition Of the New York Tobacco
Board OF Trade for permanent bonded
tobacco warehouses.
Mr. E. II. Roberts, from Committee
on Ways and Means reported bill to
permit the importation, free of duty, OF
1000 Highlander uniform for the
Seventv-ninth Highlander Regiment of
New York, and asked to have it con-
sidered and passed.
Mr.. Hoar objected.
The House then took up the bill to
grant to the Central Pacific railroad the
use of one.half OF the island OF Yirba
Buena in San Francisco bay.
Mr.. Sargent made an explanation as
to the arrangement between the Paci-
fic Mail Steamship Company and the
Pacific Railroad Company ia reference
to the tea commerce. He admitted
that the arrangement that the steam.
ship company would not carry teas did
exist, but said that the cost OF freights
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07
The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, March 6, 7:30 P. NJ
ProJaJMt'es.-The barometer will
probably continue rising on Thursday
over the Middle and New England
States with clear and pleasant weather,
except in northern New York and
northern New England. Diminishing
northwest winds and a continued rising
in temperature with pleasant weather
from the South Atlantic east to the
Ohio Valley, and thence northward to
the upper lakes. Eastern winds and
increased cloudness and the pressure
over and west ofthe upper Mssissippi
Valley diminished during tonight and
on Thursday with increased cloudiness
and possibly threatening weather, east
winds and rising temperature. South
ern winds continue over the western
Gulf States Dangerous winds are not
anticipated for the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts this evening.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
r,c,,,.lvcIy for the Register.
,,. pacific and Atlantic Line.
office, IO3 Main street.
CINCINNATI.
Steamboat COnhagratiOn
STy STEAMERS IN ASHES,
THE SEVENTH ON FIRE.
The St. Charles and Major Ander-
son Among Them.

CxrlxvArI, March Glib 4. NJ
4 ,r-ribl" tire is now raging among the
steamboats,. The fire broke out in the
steamer st. Charles at 1880, and spread
to thc steamers lying adjacent. Six
steamers are in ashes-the Kate Rob
insou, Abeona, St. Charles, Argosy,
Major Anderson and Champion. The
loss is well on to a million All the
fire engines in the city are playing on
the boats.
LATER.
l:3DA. M.-The seventh steamer has
iu>t taken fire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07

A GENTLEMAN who has just returned
from Alaska says that the week before
Lent he witnessed in Sitka such a car.
nival as could not be seen in any other
part OF the United States The entire
population marcheiin procession on the
opening day, and during the remainder
Of the week no person appeared on the
street unmarked. 10 every house jollIty
and good cheer prevailed, and Russian
and Siwash, American and Teuton, in-
dulged in masked balls each evening
The week is kept as a carnival week
each year by the Russians, and they
indulge in amusemenls 10 their heart )
content. Notwithstanding the excite
ment, there we're no quarrels or dIsOt.
derly conduct apparent.
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The Views OF Leading Southern
Journal.

From the Memphis Appeal ofthe lstl
The political caldron begins TO boil
and simmer The nomination Of Judge
Davis, OF Illinois, and Governor Parker,
OF New Jersey, is regarded as the open.
ing Of the campaign for the Presidency.
If the Conservative Republicans should
ratfy the nomination OF Judge Davis.
he will, no doubt, receive the support of
the Democratic party. Al present the
Democrats are inactive, but they are
carefully watching the signs Of the times
AMI exchanging views as TO the best
policy to he pursued. II is evident that
the politicians are confused. Judging
from the lights before us il is PLAIN 10
be seen that all the hostile odds and
ends OF the Administration are desirous
of a fusion. Should the coalition sue.
ceed. as it now promises, We will
have desperate and most powerful
struggle tor the Presidency; but strug-
gle which will overwhelm the corrupt
dynasty that d,sgraces the Nation, and
thus restore peace and secure an honest,
frugal ADMINISTRATION Of the govern.
ment General Grant will unquestion-
ably be the Radical candidate for the
Presidency. All doubt upon this sub
iect has been dispeled. Radical Con
yentions have been held in several OF
the States, aud in every one the Admin.
istration has been indorsed and delegates
elected with instructions 10 support the
nomination of Grant. Nearly every
Strte in the Union will send delegate,
to Philadelphia instructor to vote for
Grant, who will be nominated with -ln-
gulsr urarimity. THIS result will drive
to the opposition Sumner, Trumbull,
Logan, Greeley, Governor Palmer, Cox
Of OHIO, aud thousands OIL honest Repub-
l;caus-eDough 70 secure all the doubtful
States, and the consequent defeat OF
Grant. The Presidential canvass will
not assume tangible form until it Is
known what course the Democratic
party will pursue, for all admit the
obvious, glaring truth that Judge Davis,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07
FIRES.

FRANKFORT, KY, March GA fire
broke out last nigh, completely destroy,
ing FIVE OF the best brick buildings in
the city. One child was burned to
death. Loss by the fire between $50, ,0OC
and $4,000. Insurance not ascer-
tanned.
MADISON, Wis, March GA fire al
Oconto destroyed the postoffice, music
ball, Lumberman newspaper Office
Charles Halls hardware store, Jules
Merii's book store and building used
bv the relief committee.
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INDIANA.
Articles OF Association Filed.

1NDIASAPoLIs, IND, March 6.-Arti-
cles OF association for the Indiana D.
vision Of the New York and Chicago
Airline railroad were filed to-day. The
capital stock is four millions. The line
will be l60 miles long in Indiana, from
Lake county on the West TO Dekalb on
the East, passing through the interme-
diste counties of q portion OF Laporte,
Stark, St. Joseph, Marshall, Elkhart,
Kosciusko, Noble and Allen. It is ex-
pected that the road will be put under
contract this season.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, March Gin the course Of
the debate in the German Diet to-day,
on the subject Of education, Prince Bis
marck denounced the German Roman
Catholic clergy as being opponents Of
the unifcation OF Germany.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07

MEMPHIS, March 6.-The river fell =
inches. Weather cool and clear. The
Arkansas is falling, with 81 feet to
Little Rock. White river is falling,
with 5 feet to Augusta. Business mod
crate
LOUISVILLE, March S.-River station
ary, with 5 feet 6 inches in the canal
and 3 feet 6 inches on the falls. Weather
clear aud cold; thermometer 81.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. March 6.-The jury in the
Tichborne case rendered verdict non
suitipg the claimant. A bench war
rant was issued for his arrest This
afternoon claimant was arrested and
lodged in New Gate prison. He will
be srraigned on charge OF forgery.
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The Detroit Free Pr<ss save: "Ab-
bott the measly csrpetbaggsr from
New Hampshire, is still Iounging
around the Senate o. the United States,
hoping to be appointed q Senator to
Congress from North Carolina By his
Radical friends" We were under the
inf fression that the dog had the mango
instead OF the measles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07

SYRACUSE, New York, has a prodigy
in the shape Of young man who
possesses the power Of singing two parts
Of tune at the same time. A CORES.
pondent OF the Standard says be
astouished a recent gathering Of clergy
men by singing clearly and sweetly the
bass and soprano OF "Old Hundred
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07

IT is said that Secretary Robson
entered the Navy Department q poor
man, and now, with less than two
years service. Is able to live in splendor
and like Grant receives all gifts.
Eighteen valuable lots in Washington
were recently presented TO him for the
consideration Of one dollar each, BY
one Of the contractors ior the Navy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07

TMroS's Golden Age says that Sen
ator Conklings efforts to impeach the
honesty OF Messrs. Sumner, Schurz and
Trumbull reminds us Of the Savannah
negro convict, who, when asked why
he had huge iron ball attached 10 bis
leg, replied ITO keep folks from
stealing il; thar's heaps Of thieves
bout here"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07
CINCINNATI.
Fatal Accident.

CINCINNATI, March 6.-Dr. W. P.
Elsbur, a prominent physician Of this
city, was killed today by being thrown
from his carriage. His horse became
unmanageahle and ran away, with the
above results
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-07
Kidney aad Bladder Complaints,

Urinary aud Womb Diseases, Gravel, DiA-
bete~, Dropsy, stOppags Of Water Inconu.
ucnc" Ui JTino, Brighl's Disease, Albumin
uria, and In all cases where there are trick.
dust deposits, or the water II thick cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white ~ nu
cgg, or threads like white silk, or there 10 .
morbid, dark. bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits. and when there In q
rIcklng, burning s"nSatIDu when pas~tng
water, aud pain IN tho small Of the back
uul aIDug tiIc IDIus.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
The Great Blood Purifier.

Er0p Drp OF the .ShIlIAPARTLfIAN n
RtS~UI.N ESI communicates through the
Hood Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and
juices of the system, the Nigor Of Life, for ~
repairs the wastes Ol the body with new and
>ouud material. Scroruid, SyphlI, O,lin1"J,-
Mouth. TMtOTI, Nodes ~ the Gidndl and othrr
parts oI U,e system, Sore F'veS, Sr,Dno,on dis-
charges JcUm The E6U,, and the uUya Iorru "
Ds,0S's, HuptioH,, f'''' S,1'i, Sodfd
Hedd, Rang BO,,H, Sih RhsuH, ErynJ,ei,Ia,
Acuc, Black Siss', Forms in the Fiosh, ~.
mOrS, GIHocTs ~ The Womb, and al Uosikenino
uni pdi,,I,d d,choDOss, .Ni0M !SWcdis, Lo.s VI
SpcTm, and ali Wnsf"s of the tys JsTneiptr, a,s
u'ihiH III, c,Tdiiio rdAOo oJ Diu uoadsv "
Mp,icrH GtemlSry, and a ten drD' m> u,ii
pJOuc 10 any pcrEon msiHO 1 for enh"r ~ th,sc
OTmsOJ dUedIsi iLS pJtcni Jb0iDsT ~ cure h'rs
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich Blood. in
crease ofFicsh andWeight---
Ska and Beautiful Complexion
Secured TO All.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
j. y. ItsEFAX,
G. III. QUIMBY,

DEALER IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
- stationery, Albums, Pocket Books,
Toy Books, Games, StereOscOpes and Views,
&c. All the popular Periodicals furnished
by single number, year aud To clubs. Also
New York, baltimore, Pittsburgh ard CIn-
cinnaii Dailes 10 mail and city subscribers
nj publisheTS' prices. Market street. bet cen
Quincy andJOhn. WheeLIng. W. Va. lsl
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DR.. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILL|AN RESOlVENI i

Has made the most Astonishing Cures-Ho
Quick 80 Rapid are the changes the BODY
undcrgo,N, under the influence of this
Truly Wonderful Melicinr. that
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The Weather.

The weather here continues intensely
cold. The thermometer this morning
marks t degrees above zero. The i'm
mense masses OF ice in the rivers greatly
impede navigation, which, should the
present weather hold, will be entirely
h,ockaleI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-06
G. EORG E T o W n .

TEE DEATH OF Mr.. DALY.-Mrs. Daily,
the wife Of the nan who was Killed By falling
into the sever excavation in ReAll street. night
before last, did not bear of has death until are
yesterday evening. she having moved from -.
S+9 Virgins avenue % The corner I7th and II
streets. She started over 20 Sc l.S body, bat
fsfnted on Tire way and had - return. She came
over thts morning aud stated bat h. hsl been a
soldier IN the United States army Tor Il years.
4 a was steady man ant gcod hUsc and, that
she was LETT with three children, one Of them
only week old, without dollar for their sup
port. The officers Immediately made up a sub
scripnon among themselves. and with the all
o. The citizens viii pay for the intermsnt, which
has been undertaken hy Mr.. McQuillsn. and
Will supply the immediate wants OF the widow
This " a case for the charitable.
RAISING THB MARKET HOUsR-At noon to-
day tie market house had been raised abolt :
feet inches. The work hiss been suspended for
want OF lumber to block NJ, none having been
Delivered yesterday or to-day on account OF the
horse epidemic.
GRAIN TRADR.-The receipts to-day were 200
bushels red wheat. and 800 bushels white corn
70 HaTtly x Bro. and b. Talbot x Son per boat
Medley. Sales in charge were +5e bushels prime
req wheat 81 = On, and 500 bushels fair to good
At Sill 10 SI.SO.
WATER was let into the IS inch main last
night.
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A L E X a n DRIA,

IHB HORSE DIsEAsE-The good weather
OF the l.sst three days has considerably IN
proved TIE condition OF the horses affected l.v
the PreNaliiug sickness, and though some new
cases were reported tins morning. the disease =;
supposed 10 have reached its climax aud To he
now upon the decline. Among the new cases
reported are the horses OF GesSrs. Brown Wat
Kills and AuguT, OF west end, ana Bee khan. az
The CITY, bat none Of them SeveTe-In tact the
character OF the disease seen to he modified bv
temperature. and IFS intensity 20 De leS>cne,i g.
Il comes south. As an instance OF Tue straits to
which the merchants OF Baltimore are nat by
the prevalence of the horse disease in that city,
one OF our merchants who had recently pur-
chased bale of goods there, was notified this
morning that IL he was willing 10 pay five dol
lars per dray load, he could have his goods
shipped to-day on the steamer Express.
GARROTED.-A German, the keeper OF the
soldiers cemetery, was gaTToted near the W. *
y. h. X. depot this afternoon by three coiorel
men, and robbed of about ono hundred and
nifty dollars He fought well and cried Justify
ard the police running TO his assistance caught
two OF the robbers, Gus Hill and a one armed
man, who were sent TO Jail; and recovered most
OF his money.
RELIG.oUs REvTvAL.-There were eleven
tant church last night. The interest in the ser
vice IS increasing, and the church is nightly
crowded. delegation OF ministers from Balti-
more, on their way TO Lynchburg, will be in at
tendance on Wednesday night.
DROPPED DEAD.-Whie Col. Daniels the
radieai candidate tor CongTess from this district,
was on his way 10 town yesterday, from hil
farm in Fairfax county, his horse dropped dead
~ the roac-not, however, from the prevailing
horse disease.
\ COSTLY Co2E-SHUCKING.-Af farmer living
near Smiths Creek had a corn-shuC king one
night last week, the refreshments furnished a.
which cost more than the entire value of the
gathered cTOp--EIzef'e. lest ereninv.