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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-05-16
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Complaint to Ascertai, Life Estate, for
Partition, dc.
Laura II. Bruce and others VS.. 81. n. Yandf-
yer, Assignee, and others.
To the Defendants, Francis NJ. Allen and
Thomas Allen:
V7OU are hereby summoned and required to
answer tho complaint in this action,
which is filed in the office OF the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, for Anderson County,
at Anderson Court House, South Carolina, and
serve copy of your answer ON the sub
scriber at his Office, at Walhalla Court House,
South Carolina. within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day OF
such service T; and if you fail to answer the
tifs in this action will apply to the Court for tho
relief demanded in the complaint.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
70 the Defendants, Francis NJ. Allen anrf
Thomas Allen.
TAKE NOTICE, That this action is COM
nenced to ascertain Life Estate Of Plaintiff,
Isura H. Bruce and for Partition OF the re-
mainder in the Tract of Land described in the
Complaint, in the Court of Common Pleas for
Anderson County; aud thata Summons i'll this
action. of which the foregoing is copy, to-
eether with the Complaint, has been filed IN
the office of the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
pleas. at Anderson Court House, in Anderson
County, South Carolina.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney. =
May 10, 1872 %
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAMES Fl. MCCONNELL,
Licensed Auctioneer.

OFFERS h3sservices to the public generally,
" and will conduct all sales at public out
cry at moderate charges. He is the only regu-
larly licensed Auctioneer in Anderson County
at this date.
MAY 16 1872 IS 81
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= Mrs. Horace Greeley and her two daugh-
ters are sojourning at present in the south of
France.
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rF,RE Fall Session, 1872, will open on MON
i DAY, July 1st.
RATES PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS.
Board, including Fuel, Washing and
Tuition, % in regular College Course, is 90
instrumental Music, = 20 90
Vocal Music without charge.
Pupils have free access to the celebrated Min
eral Spring. For Circular, apply to
REV. SAMUEL LANDER, A. NJ,
President.
May 16, 1872 As I'm
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In 9ermalters>Serf
pertbopnem sru~ne;inshdretn Gisentbgune
Sir. z, SelifraRe
1ralt urb in Tolge zines Sefretes bes &retsgeriftes
Der Stabt Baltimore merben Die llHterscihneten ais
8ertpatter, auf offeutli6er Tuition am 8lase N pns
taa, ben 10. Sebruor 1872, Nabmttta9s 81 ubr,
p~erfaufen
0as GAME mertbDone Gigentbum,
fpte folet bei6brieben: Sill Der @eitleIte or SeaitraBe,
20 Sui norbmeflib bon benz goroenoe zines 5te9el=
f~teinernen 5auies, friiber %. Brice geborig, anian=
geno, tDel1cs Roroenoe ~beia9ten Sauifs un9eldbr
1873 SUB lit, idu9s Der 5eaitrdBe, bon Der ilelttten
Sbneioung Der Sell nno AunitrdBe, melienb, oann
noroltdl, f6ngs Der EeafraBe t6 HuB sebeno, oaHn
idotpefttif, rehtiuinttih nit Der SelItraBe 70 6uB,
lnebr ODER fueniger, bis on Die Sftieite Der annffrase,
Damn iliolih lGnss Der AnnffraBe Is Sui, mebr ooer
f%uenteer. bis es cine BON Gniange parallel nit Der
~5fueiten, redtuinfeli nit EeaTtraBe se5ogenen einie
idneibet, uno bonn Idnss bela9ter 2tnte bis gum anz
fange.
Dte @ebGube beitebsn in einem breifofi9sn sieseIs
ifeinernen 5auie nit 6reifodi9em Sinter9ebGuoe,
oils SIR. Z, Seatra6e, befannt, aruno5insfrsi.
Observation-Disclosures: EN- Sritttbeil baar, ben
3et in 2 eleihen 3abIunsen in 6 unb 10 9tonaten
tote @reoit3abtunsen bonn 8erfaufsta9e an 3inien
%trasenb!. unb bur6 Die gfoten bes 8Guiers sur gu
friebenbeit bes SeruaIters i~nboiiirt, seiihert, oeer
lilies baar, nod. Belie6en beS Rduiers.
Sbus. u. Slencineu, / n sr,,o rtor.
Sbas. G6ep. 3Silfun, '
(25,7 80, z, C, 9,42,3, Sreap S Hirflduc, Nutt.
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Ncrlualters= Serfanf

E.sG pom
en- pfebtenspertbe @runbeigent6u m,
ais Ser. At6, Carbohydrates, betnnnt.
Der llnterseihnetc miro in Syolge zines 9etretes oes
8reisz @erittes Der StabtSaltimore am 12. yiopbr.
1870 paIjirt, an YlaBe am 10. Sebrudr 1872, Gtad1@
mittass 4 nbr gum 8erfaufe aus bieten oas 9arSe
@run0iif on ber Sarato9aitrGse in Der Stabt 8alz
timore selegen uno luie fol9t beidrieben.
I'm Der SIoieite Der Sarato9affrGBe in Der Gntierz
hung pom 289 SuB rueftlib BON Der Sdneibung Der
~ssrenont uub Sarato9aiir. anfan9eno, oann iiiolid,
Lungs eine1n @run0ftide, ais Blas Sir. 2 hefannt,
lao Su6 bis on cine 20 Sus breite I1ep 9ebenb, nit
beren eemeini1aftli9em @ebraube Der SeDobRer Der
oaran angrdnSeHoen RldBe, baHn iueitlih lGn9s be
iaetcr gnep so SUI, oann noroIiG 140 SUB unb oaun
0ifliW in eeraoer 9lnie bis gum Intln95plase. 9rino=
mietbe 500 idbrlib.
Die @ebdube beiteben in Stuei S=fDtfiscn Sdu=
fern, beren 6ront on Soratogaitr. lit, in einem ber=
ielben lit elm 9ascrbier=Saton u1b in Dem anoeren
cine conference.-the, uno 5fpei tleincre Sduier i'm
Sintersrunbe obi9er 5Guier, 20 SuB on beia9ter Aaep
brett. IS TT aud cine gea9nerlUertiteae auf BEN
gldte.
pie Gerfaufsbebineunsen finb elm 8ritttbeil baar,
Den Aelt in 9lei9en Sablua9en in 6 uno IL Monaten.
9ie @reoltsGetuneen, 5inientra9eno bonn SertauIsz
ta9e on, unb sur 3uirieoenbeit bes 8ertuatters &c.
fi6ert, ODER Niles baar, na6 Selie6en oes 9Guiers.
6. SObn Siin9luff, 8ertDafter,
GGe Der Saratoga nn6 st. 8aulItr.
q. s.. SuuiUdn s Spbne, autt.
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RenrD 80. GDDfe,
Grmnneigentbmms>W afler,
Nr. o, r2am gnilsinss," ct. 8aulfrnsts
HQ-N r.frHF 9lnJtin1oyc q2h
gu bermietbeu.
Ri aerfniifcit.

Gin 3zf6diees gaobnbaus ouf Der 0orbipef<
de Ser 9omboro- uno Sao @arepfroSe, 16 Sue 6
of brett unb Sc 5us 6 Soil tief nit 2=itodieem Siu=
raebduoe. Spbn Gienn 8 Comp,
G3-) Scr. IS, QSeft- 9anetteirake.
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Ser sro5e, portreffIi6 aus9etattete 8ener unter Der
oes r@orreiponbenten" lit iofort ipoblfeil
IN einea rsiponiibeIu unternsbmer 5u permietbcH.
9Baier unb Gas. Yiau meIbe ftd in Den
b. Si. u5S-)
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9it berfanfef1.
Ri berfaufeu.

E.lI Gin nieblides 2 : Hodges 6aus on Der gez
l6el-, stpilhen SefIerion= urb Nicglhcrraitrase, nit
5ofe bis ON cine 10 s. breite 4nep. 6pbran=
ten i'm Sole. 9ad5ufrassn Del 1bpuias g. Mais
ION, Rr. 53, Rores5ruafman. 1907
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fDcrTnOpuefH StgehIDuIHeF
ats Str. 81, @liottfraBe. Canton, 6etannt.
Strait uno IN Sol9e zines Setretes beg arsts9eri1ses
Der Staot Baltimore iperfen Die unter6etfneten, als
8er,ualter, unf ofTentIi6er Nuttion I'M HIGbe Diem
faa. ben 20. 6ebr. 1872, Nadmit:o9s 81 nbr pers
%fauien.
Sas game ipertbooue Giaentbut1 teidrie6en,
nie folgf: Au Der Qiuie Der 9~torSfeite Der Gliottitr.
in Der SntIernuns bon 70 6u6 tueitli6 pon Der Roro=
ueftede Ger @lioft unb @urIepiraSe anfansenb, baun
peitlih, Idu9s Der GuiottitraBe Is fns 9ebeRb; baEn
norbtih. parIlet nil Der @urltpitraBe 70 BuB. bis an
cine 10 SuB breite alen; bann oitli6 Lungs bieier
AQee nit beren NIT Anpsen 9elneini6aitlltem @ez
braude1 10 SuR, unh oann iiiolid IN 9eraber einie 70
6uf biz gum InfGn9c.
@runbrente $26 pro Sabr.
Die @ebdube beiteten in etnem tuertbuo1en 3=It0fz
figen Sauie, ais Scr. 81, elliott, na9e @urlepitraBe,
befannt.
8ertauisbe6in9ungen: Elm 9ritttbeit baar, Den
Ncft in 2 gteinen 3Gblun9en III 6 uuo II Oionoten
(ooer 4le5 baar, nad SelIeben oes 3GuIersl. Gree
6itjoblun9eu bonn 8ertnrista9e on 3Inien tra9enn,
un6 burb Joteu ocs Sduferf, 3ur 3uftieoenbeit oes
8errpalttrs inooiiirt, 9~eitdert.
Sbns. u. Glentiuen, | 81 orno r,o~
Sb0s. Geo. gSiIiou, 0'u'''
F0S ~ on 0 q a El . S~n~n ~ G3trQINrN MrFf
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Gin Iebiser St1neioer, iutIder 9ut bat, in @rafz
ton, Beit. Sir9inia, al orbeitnu. Seitdnoige 8efhdfz
tisuns niro suseifert. @e9en gldberem melbe man
lid, Nr. 30, Nofthfr. (25-S)
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gu ~Derfaufem.
gu %bsrfaufen.
Ri %Dcrfnufen.

III gu bcrfanfen.
EMS Die 2zf6figen 3ies elftein=g B obntduTer gr.
i55 unb 155 @liiOttftraBe, Canton, ieoes IA bel 70
Sus eros, nit Sporanten; @runoinietbe s2S iebes;
Breis 500 jeoes. Sotuie AUDI bas 2zl6dige 3iegeIz
feinz@ obnbaus Sit. 400, @anton=aueue, IS bel uu=
ssidbr 80 srs srob, 5 3immMsr nit SpSranten rntbatz
2zfodise 3ieselatin=gs obnbaus SIR. SO, Giierfrase,
10 suB brett nit elmer noreliden Tiefe bis 5ur alice
4nnftraBe; @rnnbulietbe 1925; greis $1t00.
Rdbere Ausfnnft BET 2bpS. SIS. Sriffn,
Rr. 2f2, @aiternzNoenue,
f252-) f6aus oitlif nom Broobfuon.
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g SepoftOren erbaIten5 grpsent8infen.
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Smrcb Sanl. s.. Cover S SDbne.
@aiien>@ eriGtss8 erfaut

9urcb Sdml. 81. 90Ser S Sobne.
@aiien>@ eriGtss8 erfaut
FLEA bon
wertbp oIIem @runoeieentbum
auI Der
Der Erinffiuben : Ginrid,tmmg, Srinftiid,, Saz
gateus unS Fer 9ausbaItsz une aiid,en9erdtbe.
Ser f1nterseitnete @rGfutor bee peritorhenen
Carl %. G6itle, miro auf Sefebl be6 WaiIeu=@es
rt6les fir Die Staot Baltimore Wpntaa, ben 10.
Tebruor 1872, Iacbmittass A ubr, am &Iabe alles
na9iteben0 bei6rtebeue, iebr empieDtensmertbe 8a9tz
@runoeisentbuml un0 Artifel p%erfaulen, nGInltf:
zen aan, en- @runfplaB nit 6ebduben anf Der
SiblpeH : @de Der 0tGs= uno Siooie@Anen 9eleger,
IS SuB 3oa brett uno 90 6nB tiei bis an cine 10 g..
breite Inep 9ebenb.
Die @etdnoe (gr. 40, Gosfra6e,) beHeben in
eineul Z1a=t0fiscn ie9eIiteinernen Notnpauie nit
Salon mo Sintergebduoe; @jrunbrnietbe s14.
Sir. g. DEN gdn5en Srunepins init ScbGu>
ZEN, an Scr. l Gngrenienp, an Der GoBitrdBe Ia Sup
4 3oI brett unb 60 6us tief bis an enc 10 8uB breite
Die G@ebauoe (0r. 108) befteben in einem sut9e=
6auten 2h ~it0Gi9en Robn9auIe unb Slide II. !. 10.
@rlnbmietbe $40.
s~rinfaubems@ sDbeiGl.: SansserdtDe, @asatsG.
Siid) &c.
So9leid nod Dem 8ertanfe Der @ritnbitife iperoen
mir Die nu6itebenben NrtiteI perfaufen, ndm(i6:
cinen oorsiali6en Saaateutii6, Die 8ar rnb Sor=
Glide, gtiRIe, Gtinttiide,. SaaYtu9 : 9ebnitnble,
itsle, 8ettSeug, Spiesel, glurate, Sopba, aohofen
uno elmer 8rosen 4usfuobl bier nittt anseiiiRrter 4r@
tifel, iucl6e obne 8orbebalt ~perfauit tueroen loaen.
Ssbin9ursen fin 0a5 Badtz@ rlnoei9entbum: Gin
3rittt9eil baar. elm Drttttbetl. in 8 Wfonaten uno elm
Oritttbeif in 6 Nfonaten nit 3iuien unb 9eneblni9ter
SiGerbeit; fur bic Artifel baare 3abluns.
GpnraS Sd)reiner,
Gtefutor beS nerltorbenen 8. g. Gdiifle
g. s. GDDer s gDbne, autt. f,
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werner:
SrinffubensM iDbeil, SausserGtDe, 8dsatsrs
Siidl &c.
8ernalters> 0erfaui

(23,4,6,S, 30,2,4,7)
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3u uermietEen.
No. Gleine 9anaFeaeu su berfaufeu.

no Glrlle SaltaEtcuen 81 berfanTet.
lEtr iperben B~erionen, lpelhe bieIelben Al t~ulioiren
beabihtiger, ticine BobnplGse bon 10 bis 100 Afern
in 5orpar6ze ouutb, nabs Spfesuile, an Der 8alto.e
Obio@Babn, " 10 Yfeilen bon Der Gtabt, gefegen, per-
@rebitsabiunsen. Sas 9anb lit gut ~berpdTiert u. cine
Ger beiten 2a9en. Sobn Gienn s Spmp.
(265-) SIR. 68, gSefz Sapettefr.
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Gerlangt llao geia9t.
NcrIanaf.

So9lei6 9 MGbfen; eines els 3ohtn. eincs fin
&inber UNI Sausarbeit. Ha6aulrasen in Dfr. 90,
Gcfe Ger SDparc> une Gidpfraee, bel
1919 81. Sutmd Il
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StIkWltUKt
10 quite Ghneiber unb 6 fr~anensiml1er, nm an
R~dbniai6inen 5u ~ar6eiten, lorpie aud einiee DIDO
den gum 2ernen bel s. y. A,iitrof. ser. 26, Gu
iprffrdEe. (27-30l
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Selfair Wtarrt0tt,
Ru berfanfen.

E.la 3pei neue @obnbduier nit 2dben ON 9oi=
linstrabe, nabe Dem Wartte, ih0nes @i9en.birn
iperoen biais uno unter leidteH Ssbinsunsen per-
fault.
Serner elm neucs @obnbaus uno Qaben on Sdlti=
more, ueltli6 BON S6roberfrase, unb jebt al6 cir
Gbeelabeu benust, miro biIi9 unn inter leiften Be
bin9unsen %perfanit. Qdberes dmi Der IprfpeffsS6t
Der Sesinstons nnS ct. SauiErake.
f0Q2-N - Qsnctod
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~UA ~NttNNtULN IWLU DLGUIkH1
per Sampfer Baltimore" Berlin" .O5io" uni
rSeipSi9:"
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0erHetgerMmgcn.
q. s. Snaip0u & gDhn,

ger. @, e.Gbatlesfrase.
&~nftionotpren rnh @runfeigentbnin ssGX dfleg
MISUNDERSTANDING pen @ruuosi9entHnrl Ut
ten nnb Obligationen.
Derrdnfe nca aeubiIisa i'm Sauis bes gisers
tbarlers.
Derfdnfe BON Sfertsu, Sieb, KBassn u. Z. H..
tDo IS iein mag.
&ripats0 eredufe sDm Sanfern, 9antereies u,
@ruufmietbe.
Mnieiben perf1aTt auf Gtseut5um In esy gtebi
uno auf benz 2anoe. (Sept21s1S)
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A WHOLE PEOPLES OPINloN.-W hen
a nation Of forty millions accepts and
indorses as a standard restorative an
article that it has had the fullest OPP
portunilies of testing during a period OF
twelve wears, who can he so absurdly
incredulous as to doubt the excellence
of the preparation? Plantation Bltters
has passed through this ordeal and is
now the most popular proprietary med
cine on this continent. 1t would be
difficult to find an adult OF either sex
between the Atlantic and the Pacific,
or between the northeast corner OF
Maine and the Gulf OF Mexico, who
does not know, either from personal
experience or observation, that the re-
nowned vegetable remedy is the pureSt
tonic and stomachic and the finest
Alternative and regulating medicine al
present before the world As a prevent
i've of, and cure for, disease generated
by malaria, and a. a specific for dys-
pepsia, rheumatism and all nervous
and bilious affections, it is admitted to
be fairly pronounced the Favorltc
Household Tonic and Alternative oi the
Western Hemisphere.
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DR.. r. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, y. y.
in his book on Chronic Diseases, says IN
regard to his Golden Medical Discovery,
with which orr readers are familiar
From its wonderful power over con-
sumption OF the lungs, | had thought
strongly of calling it my COnsumptlve
Cure; but from the fact that it is per
feet spacifc for the sore throat and
hoarseness to which ministers and
other public speakers and singers are
subject, and also for Bronchitis and all
sertrc Coughs, and is an invaluable
remedy for diseases OF the Liver, and
also as a Blood Purifier, ] decided not
to adply to it a name which might mis-.
lead and prevent its use in other dis
eases for which it is so admirably
adapted.
at will cure a cough in one-half the
time necessary TO cure II with any other
medicine, and it does it not by drying
it up, but by removing the cause-sub-
DUNG the irritation and healing the
affected parts"
This valuable medicine is sold 10y all
first class druggists.
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subject OF revaluation OF all the real
estate in the city, subject to taxation,
and that the said committee be in.
structed 70 report as to the most
efficient plapfor making such re-assess-
ment, and the probable exercise of the
same. Adopted.
The following was adopted:
.Resolvsd, That the City Solicitor be
ordered to prepare deed conveying to
the CITY from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company the ground on the
bank of the creek and river south OIL
South street and wharfng privilege
connected with the same, as agreed in
the contract between the city and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
made in 1852, and send said deed to the
President of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company for his signature.
PETITIONS.
OF c. P. Brown, McLain BROTHER:
and other citizens, asking permission
to place a small bulletin on the lamp
post in front Of McLain Bros. drug
store. Referred to committee on Lights
for report.
Of 4. w. Campbell, for reduction o.
water rent. Referred to committee or
Water Works.
Of Samuel Mason and William Hare
for gas post at the crossing of the alley
running parallel with Chapline street
and next west Of the. same with the
alley running parallel to Webster stree
and next south of said street
OF Atlantic Library Association 70.
permission to place their library in the
Atlantic engine house. Referred tc
committee on Fire Department.
Of Martha McElheny, for reduction
Of assessment on Z. Jacobs estate
Referred to Board of Appeals.
OF Carl Gauding, for reduction oil
water tax. Referred to committee on
Water Works.
OF several citizens and BARRIERS, for
the passage of an ordinance to prevent
shaving on Sunday. Referred to com
mittee on Ordinances.
Of 5. K. Ellifritz, for correction o.
water tax. Referred to committee on
Water Works.
OF C. II. Booth e. Co., for reduction
OF tax on wharf boat. Referred tC
committee on Wharves.
OF Joseph Grimes, for correction o.
water tax. Referred.
On motion the Second Branch ad
iOurned.
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FIRST BRANCH.

Mayor LETTERS occupied the chair
Present at roll-call Messrs Blair
Boring, Butterfeld, Ewing, Harrison
Kelly, Reister, Schambra, Wedebuscll
and Wilson.
Minutes OF the previous meeting read
approved and signed.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the report
Of the committee on Water Works was
taken from the table.
On motion of Mr.. Blair, all the res.
olutions after the third in the report Of
the committees on Water Works were
recommitted.
The following were received from the
Second Branch and concurred in: Com
munication Of DR.. Reeves, Health Off
Ger, relative to the health OF
the city; appointment Of Joseph
Altmyer as Deputy Sergeant; peti
tons OF c. Youin and Felix Dorr
for transfer of coffee house license
resolution authorizing the appointment
by the city of a civil engineer; report
of fthe Street Commissioner; report oil
the committee on Railroads; report Of
the committee on Cemeteries; report oil
the special committee on naming the
streets and alleys and numbering the
houses; report Of the special committee
on the Sixth Street Bridge.
The resolution relative to the water
pipe on John street was received from
the Second Branch and referred to the
committee on Water Works.
The resolution relative to the contract
with John Hamilton IL Co. for water
pipe was received from the Second
Branch.
Mr.. Blair offered resolution
directing the committee on Water
Works to report at the next
meeting the amount and size OF
all water pipe furnished by Messrs.
Hamilton under their contract Of 1871,
prior to January !, 1872, and the same,
if any, furnished since that date; and
to also report what price should be paid
for such pipe, if any, furnished after
January |, 1872, in excess OF contract.
Adopted.
The report of the committee on
Streets and Alleys was received from
the Second Branch. The bills OF A. j.
Long, Shelley & Loos, and w. c.
Smith, for curbstone on Market street,
near Market street bridge, were re.
committed, with instructions to investi-
gate, and ascertain if the requirements
Of the ordinance in that particular
were fulfilled; the petition OF H. Myers,
for board walk at head of Uniou street,
was laid on the table.
The report OF the committee on
Finance was received from the Second
Branch, and concurred in; the resolu-
ton accompanying the report author
izing the appointment Of special COM
mittee for the valuation Of real estate
was reconmitted.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-21

Nor SusrAINED.-Eliza Williams
went before Squire Gillespy on Mon
day and made oath, charging Frank
Cullen and his wife, Bridget Cullen
with committing an assault on her on
the twelfth day Of February. The
accused were taken before the Justice
yesterday. An examination failed to
establish the fact of any assault having
been committed, and the accused were
permitted to depart in peace.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-21

To KEEP TIE PEACE.-Andrew Muir
~ was arrested and taken before Squire
Schultz on Monday evening charged
with breach Of the peace. An exam
ination into the case established the
charge, and Murry was required to give
bond in the sum OF 500 to keep the
peace and be of good behavior for one
year. He gave the required security.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-21

The MoULroN CoNcERT.-A very ele-
CANT audience assembled at Washington
Hall last night to enjoy the concert
given by Mrs. Charles Moulton, with
Mr.. BrookhousG Bowler, Mr.. Fossati
and Mr.. Wehi. Ofcourse the interest
of the evening centered in Mrs. Moul-
ton, the singer who came go cordially
heralded, and whose triumphs as a
vocalist were many and high in the
most exclusive and critical social circles
of America and Europe before she ever
appeared before a public audience
She achieved last night a very decided
and very brilliant conquest Of her au
dience. She is a lady Of good
presence and no small beauty Of
feature, so that the audience was from
the first predisposed in her favor. Hel
voice is a mezzo soprano, approaching
nearer to a contralto than the pure
soprano, and is exceedingly sweet, pure
and true; and it is exquisitively cultiya
ted and thoroughly trained. She sings
with admirable expression, and hel
ballad singing is pure pleasure to thu
listener. One great beauty OF it is thu
dlstinctness OF her enunciation. She
was recalled after each piece except the
last. In response to the first encor'
after singing bel Raggio," she sans
Beware" and sang it exquisltively
Her second piece was beautiful bal
lad, Tender and True which sht
gave very finely. She responded to the
recall with whimsical Spanish song
Again, after "Capriciosa," and after
bowling her Acknowledgements, she gave
in compliance with the peremptory de
mand, another very pretty song, which
was much applauded. In the fnal
duet with Sig. Fossat, from Chris
Pine la Comare," she Gang with
great sweetness and effect.
Mr.. Bowler sang in better voice than
we have heard him before in a very
long time, and was encored repeatedly
He sings ballads as few other tenors DO
and bis singing of the Bay Of Biscay,
last night, was very fine.
Sig. Fossati is a baritone, with g
light, but well trained and very sweet
voice. He made a very pleasant i'm
preston.
Mr.. Wehli's piano performances were
admirable in the highest degree lie
is splendid master of his instrument.
In response to che Of his encores, last
evening, he played an arrangement Of
Sweet Home" with his left hand alone
which was not only wonderful as me
chanical achievement but exquisite as
an artistic performance.