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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-14

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bite readily, and can be easily caught.
c. A. W..A'limb"of OF: thc.law... A
stubborn and incorrigihlo old bachelor.
Sour and 'head-strong; G eat 'inargu-
mcnt, and very fond of Michigan crab
cider. None but the strong minded
should undertake him.
Sam C.-prospects fair. About as
baslIul as a wooden Indian. Firmly
believes in Sail. and If judiriaily fittcr-
ed would submit to the halter without
flinching. Was heart whole when last
heard from concerning that organ.
Fred G.-Drugeist's clerk with good
pro 'pccts. Very bashtul and hard to
catch. Woul! make hcme pleasant il.
not permitted to have his way too
much.
C.. II. G.-Hotci Keeper. Nice b.
and worth keeping an eye OH. would
make an obedicut husband.
Cam N.-Good natured and agreca-
bic. The lady proposing first will have
the advantage over all others, as he is
too kind hearted to say no.
j. r. Tn the forensic line. Hand
some and modest. Moral to a fault.
A man of letters. and not easily caught
None but the most skilltul anglers
should undertake him. Would make q
! GOOD husband if allowed to rule the
Rancho.
j. AZ. S-Shrewd Business man, bat
confirmed bachelor. Believes in hay
ing his W way. Is a good judge of
bracelets. Hopeless.
Il. Z. S.-A disciplc of EsculaPius.
Extra good looking. and of n very
pleasant di position. Is bound % make
his mark high in his profession
and believes whatever il worth dpinE,
is worth doing right. Would be easily
managed, and is worth trying for.
Charley NJ. VI splendid mechan-
ic. OF good address and fin c appear
ancc. Considerable of a traveller. and
would be hard TO dnmnsticatc. None
bat the most desperate will try to trap
him.
T. k-A Number one mechanic. Is
fond of the society of the opposite sex,
very moral and rcligiou>ly inclined,
Does not snuff or chew tobacco. ana will
make a dntiful husband if the broom
-. :: ::::l l,Il.l
IL. II.-ISvcrv corpulcnt, but pridcs
himself on his good looks. VIII he hard
to capture. Ia, 4 partiality for bru-
net,cS. but Will not be- very particular.
J.P. An odcSt ard retiring. Easily
slarmei, and should brap:roachrd very
cautiously. Would not be al, c;ed by
dr. S-ing gown or slippers.
Some less usual strategy must lie
adopted. Is; close studcnt, and woald
make a thrifty husband.
Rubc. II.-Pnrii; a3d dignGri. hand
some and tily. @.lirvc, in having H.
own way. and would b. som" what hard
1ogI:arl. WpI.l mIinagppl provi-
der. and is certainly worth tryins for.
The. IA rood singer. Prospects
fine. want, to settle down, and may be
captured without Ich effort. VIII
make a cpf proyjd5r.
W. :. W.-,icot.r. Ptu,r.c,, briSA;
Cou!t support 4 wife im~tyl, Drtrrmtn-
ed To rcnlii. a bach .ior. and hard To
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Final Settlement,

Nhi!c' I her by give. e, 4 DIR and III others
llier,s ed / / n "stt tie al .:,b - II, D.ryin l,rH,
IN Il The u.d 'isiS iediIteLii at IN .rrXt tenn OF he
Prob tie curt fr Andrew Gpu1;y .Hi,,rulL, to il,
hli Il say n IIh ia aid cII1y I'D .'tr On tn.
l'th lay OF VI lrcl ls.- IN H. ,iLil 5 Ii mat of aid
estate.
ALLEN II DLT, Public tdm;l II ~'ra',r,
Ia CT arg pfestite oil <. ". On Ird d Cd.
Feb"ltry l.'h I5.2.
W :. ~nKEESLZE, Attorney.
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We call special attention 20 the advcr-
tisment i'll other columns ofihe Savan-
nah Nursery. Mr.. Howard the enter
p%rising proprietor has q very large stock
Of Fruit and Ornamental trees. Shrubs
Vines. Plants &c which he offers al
greatly reduced prices.
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On Tllr5ily fast wccS the it,pub-
licans of Clinton county had a grand
rally at Plattsburg. The large member
present resolved "to lag aside all past
differences and givra cordial support
10 the principles Of the Republican
party"
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Final Settle

SOticr |, hereby giv. II q. c.tlifprs and all others
"a crested II The rstt;e at Andrew Nrll y d crl5-
ed, that III und .rsignrd Administrator of said
estd,e Intends t. IN kr final acttlt ment thereof
At n. next tenn II IN. IrDbi'e Court II Andrew
ttul'y, u b. h Ill At the Office Of The 'rubite
Jud = II III city u savannah On the 10Th day of
March \. u. loiz.
ESLEM LELLEY,
Admins. rator.
" 5 C~EEEHLEr, Attorney 10
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Puhi.c So5fcc.

Notice is hereby given, that q state.
ment made in the New Era, by J1
C.. Gam. and E. n. Barrows in regard to
q c.rtain 2 ,rtl,rship with G. W. Sny
rde, is wholly false; said partner
eskkp betUsen the above naned parties,
did and does exist. that. I'll" same has
never been adjusted.
Mn who sign their namss fol
a statement, for the purpose OF nsali1
cions injury, should have the condem1
nation of all just men,
&. W. SNYDER.
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INsURANrE.-We call the attention
Of our readers, to the Insurance advcr.
ti5cment ofH. \. Smith, who represents
three excellent companies. He my be
found at Greeulee's Law Office.
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For sal.

4 Small Hcu c and tour acres ofg-ounl
adjoining S.N"nnih. Sp.cni,d lot oi
clio &c fruit. and grapes. For ~plrtcI..rs
PVT % iicu.y Ma e o. tAc f.1m I, or
1T the REPUBLICAN Office.
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A number of the yoIn@ me- OF st
Joseph are about to organize al indie
pendent military company. Col. Rcu-
ben Kay is spoken of as the command
ing officer.
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JAL,UBALE FARMS for Sale

No. ESQ.
4 good 10 acre lot in the suouy be 4
Savannah, well improved a good mel
no Use of 5 rooms, agood stable and bari
IS apple trees, a good spring, on the MI
ryvilie rood. Price 1850.
No. 2sS.
A good dwelling. and 2 lots In S.vaI
nah. Price $I2oo.
No. oss.
4 good farm of 22O acres. 100 aerca |
cultivation and 80 acres of pasthrcl
mile Of hedge: Dwelling of two roouj
good well. good stock water, a god
Orchard of 100 apple trees, co acres
timber. Price SIS per acre.
No. 2e2.
4 very desirable farm of 80 acred
miles Northwest of Savannah. a frarl
house and small orchard. good etc
wafer and spring, 40 acres i'll cultivate
and 10 acres i'll pasture.-Price Sac n
acre.
No. SS3.
\ good farm of 17S acres. . miles frcI
the Depot. 100 acres improved. go acres
timber, , dwelling hauses. 3 good wi
and good spring.-Price $50 per acre.
No. 900.
A desirable farm OF SO acres 5 mi
cast of Savannah. so ceres improvt1
house OFF rooms. good well. and you
orcLard.-Pricc S33 per acre.
No. SOL.
A house and lot on Market stree
rooms.-Price $il00.
No. 500.
: a house with 4 rooms. well, stable al
smoke house, ! lot. well set weth r.
with fruit trees.-Prce $1.4C0
No. 500.
4 very desirable Brick residence vi
s rooms. , acres of land attached, q 50.
well, stable and orchard.-Frice s4.5oa
: No. sos.
A good dwelling OF 8 rom. 2 lots
good stable, and some .-frui, tIees PI
1863.
No. 306.
! 4 very desirable farm adjoining +
more. 20O acres under fence, 20 acres
timber three miles off: 1856 apple trd
choice perchcs. pears and a variety
small fruit. an abundance of stock rad
dwelling 3GXS0 feet, five rooms.-PI
S35 Per acre.
No. sol.
a very excellent farm. l50 acres
proved, dwelling Of ) rcCms- good sta
ard barn. 81 apple trees, fencing aoOt
miles NORTHEAST Of Sayannah.-Pl
S25 Peg we're.
No. III.
4 first class farm IN NOdawav Ccr
) miles north OF GGilforG. containing
acres. ijy acres i'll . good state of cult
ton. some good hedge, $50 apple &!
good frame house 6 rooms, good I'D
> good wells, good stock water, ipe ad
OF ,imber.-frice SIS. 80 per acres.
No. a22.
\ most excellent farm of 25S acre
miles from ST. Joseph. in a good s,atd
cultivation 40 acres of timber, dwell
of 5 rooms, an ice house and barn,
apple trees, 10 pear trees. - peach Il
some grapes and other small fruit. a g
well. good stock water and sevd
springs. 6 acres of Hops, School he
ncar.-Prics $50 per asrs.
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A JoKE:-TEe House on the 18th rati-
fed the Senate resolution allowing the
members mileage. while visiting their
friends end enjoying tie holidays, by Il
vote of49 for and IS against.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-14

ihE BEST DRESSED LADIES In
'AsNAn purchase their dress goods
0Ln "iazier, who is just now receiving
He'h cohSignnents of the latest and
most stylish goods for Ladies wear eyer
D.ougnt 10 This city, which he is selling
zee hin ."i' aii"
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For Sale.

A small farm of 50 acres four miles south
of Savannah on easy terms. For Part:cu'-
ars enquire at the REPU LICAN Off &c, or
Of Henry Muse. Savannah, Mo,
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Why do you walk to the Depot these
cold mornings when you can ride in that
splendid, bus OF Fisher ans Engle's for 25
cents?
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Oruer OF Publication.

Ten.-a >f,,.or,
5000 - andr.r 90
S"Sn' =.
In the Circuit Cont ANN me uMy
Andrew aivTeSa4o, oeooee Az" OctSceE AIn
A, D.. 1917.
Susan Whitley and Andrew Whitley BY Robert
! W, Graham their guardiad Plaintiffs.
against
! ". Lafayette, NcLain David, Z. shannon.
III m &. MJuig m.ry Andrew AontgOm-
Nnv q. ,b,. drycJ,n. the ID datil BY ". =
GRrrvrEE hi, tttora-y, and il ,,pe u, to The
sti-ftciIu IF tn c art th,t The offend mis-
and Lrir.w N,uy m nv are n,n-re,id mi,
~ mi, ,,,,a and IN, Il, b. s.Inm n Il i hi
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-14

For a good Shave. Haircut or
Shampoon, go to NJ. Stranz East sid
quare.
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Wood ukea on subscription at tbs
Office.
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To. 116.

\ GOOD farm of 27i acres. 1G acres in
i.t.vat on. bal; nee unGer fence Z new
IN lOu e lGx2S f,et. 4 good pr NJ. ole
Re nom W...tesv lie. Prce. Is Ier acre
Ica y terms.
Nc. III.
Fau- cc-ea Of land with Coit,re house
he Sub b: Of Savann h, hon e OF four
oms zoo well ard oh cken hOu e. 220
II trees go grape vines. Price $l3,GO,
a.. 100.
700: frm % 32) ere. 100 ac-es m
-va,'on i :. nee unler fence. 600 TIM
.;rn PIE tee. frame hon G Of ) rooms,
me- b ~. table. n'en'y of stock wt'er.
rood wells. q ME from Savannah. Price
- oer acre.
70. 1875.
\ firm Of 159 acres. ~ acres in cultiva-
on. Orchard. Log house. running water,
nod well. Is m,le1 from ST. Joseph, one
iIu from school hou e. $50 per acre.
M. PIT.
\ farm Of $50 aclcs. % acres IN cultiva-
n, oliihce mn ga II ba,r.
gappG tree. ~ Young trees. good stock
90" : m les from ~SavLnnsh, Pr.ce S.o.
p r.
Ah Acres, a Very ~etreoe Stock t@rm'
:, oahiihGS o. H."eA W L,lT NO" IN
..'"'n IN from ~ .Io sph-
= cp 522JJ Der ac:e.
NJ. PIG.
,co ooros ,v, 10. We.t orSsyanna,. IlG
re, unler fence, 80 acres of timber, 400
me trecs, also a number OF pe"r' Cherry
~ iPicI III WI" -. Iii % si0
:
is,,,Lr .,40 ocres + m'es
..fl-ecaor>sv.aa.n IA. We! improved. good
al" " 'N '''h r'u''ct So "oS wa"
no. 400.
30 feet front in Block Is u Savannah,
rice $500.
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MORTGAGE SALE

Uhcr,'S Samuel G. Tiinmpson on the
4th Ily Of April l-jH By h : certain mort
cirr bee with powrr o St'c. recorded in
Book ~ a; y o. /. Of: RECORDS o. Andrew
Coan'v. n the i:ccoricr- office Of sajd
county ii hnarcw and Stale Of vi our.
Cumrrci 10 the IN icr-icncl l~l.c y.
Web ter. the Real Estate here natter de
scr bed. Cor the purpoie uf securing the
piyIncnt % five certain rr"m'~Surv notes,
there II particularly deer bed; each Of said
note, for the sum OF $.6. lUduc respective
~ in one, two, three, four AMI five years
from date. all dated APRIL 4th ISIS, AMI
bearing n'crc~t at the rate o. ten per cent
yer .nnum Inl the interest on ii. ot sad
nI'rs 10 b. p'i,i ,nH lily. an whe.etS ! :
provided II sd iced OF morlcd2r VIZ
power uf ale ;ia i he = more ~ rr.
well .ni truly pii,t "r.ni u" #" lie :,:oc
III CHI p0rccl 20 Cl he said Heal Estate.
fir I . NJ At east thirty (.AD day no: &c
Of "a d sale anil of the property To b. soIl.
by advcrtiS ny IN M new paper pr ned
III the County ot Andrew and State o. Mis-.
souri,.
ind whcrcaS TIE interest on MI of said
no'c' still rem TN due ami unpaid, AMI the
pfinc,pil o: three OF sad notr. are wholy
uap.il Now therefore BY virtue OF The
power vested N me ny TIT law and the
aforesaid mortgage, | hall on
Sturdy 'hn II h D;yo of FEBRUARY
4. d. 1872 ut the South door Of the Court
Iluu e n the city otSavannIh, County of
Andrew IN State ot Missouri. between the
hours oi ten o'clock Il. III AMI four O'Clock
p IN. OF said day proceed To sell Tie
Real Estate in said mortgage de or bed aS
follows. to wit: Beg I'm NJ at u pa nj in the
enter ofihe County Road.onthe Nor,hIta,
corner OF Lincoln street IN Web 'cr's adj
ditnn To the city of' Savannah. and running
thence West thriy rods, TO Il Place III be
mn ~. thence North Ia r'y RI +. thence
Wet ten and three tour!ls rod. thence
South Tn riy rods thence Eat ten nj tltrc
fourth rods 70 tie pl.cc o beg IN NJ. ior
cash II hIn.l, ion TIE purpo C II - Il tee !
,ct forth.
ISAAC y. WEBSTER,
Jlr I0ti 49,. Mortc1gcc
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J. z. TIL=es, Seq.
Local SssctLcl..

Thompson's Glove fitting Corset at
Tynev's.
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Blank Mortgage Deeds, Notes and
Receipts, for sale at This Office.
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County curt R-er'ar T.rm f>t Monday n
Fetrnay. May. August Id November.
Probate Cour, Resular 7erms III n Non'"y
n Na,h June. Ser t"mhe- p d Nrc"mhe-. Al
;~n, ned I,rms, The 1t and 3rd Mondays in ach
mont,
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Tvncr has reduced the prices on all
wooden goods.
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Bring Us halfcorl Of Wood. and re
ce.re the REPUBLICAN for one ve,r.
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Dobbins will give you Is good
envelopes for 10 cents.
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R.R TIME TABLES.
Fine Table.

Fa1 a. q !. 81. 7 m Z Z II Il L
GOING NORTH. COIN sOrTH.
-.:cago Fre:rh. ; :. all C".:cIso Expsess % m
n.cqco ExI ress los " hicaEo Freight 3c -
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SOCIETIES
L O q. (.

10 Or.
Savannah los" y" u | 60. 7. mre' fre-y
Ju,-f-y 7>Ling a. tLei. Ia,i North haste =:
OF P.ciIc square.
", c, SNI-H y
J. q. Tnses. Seq.
4. Z. E 4. IL.
s.-arc,h Io-sr : II :. :. ~, Il. mot =
tteir ,iaii Y nh + III" cg-Ic --t.rdSa a.
I'll "..",-s o.; &C. "a 49,.
y. =. E!Ho:SGs, ". y.
7 =. Nj C-g l., -'SEs;a ).
B.. Franklin L"d<r, .>D. 81, 10 - II -.fGidI y
IL s1c. II Dnth. Il: 10 8. III. u. AlCDuS!EL N. -.
=. :. BESSkIr, NcCrrlI.E-
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City Officers.
TERMS OF COURT.

rir-r't = urt, R>-u' r "erns 6s'M inlay IN
April and 3, cor d Monday in octnb r.
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No.. 23I.

\ large dwelling of 10 roomc, in the
suburbs of Savannah, with ) to - acres
of land attached terms liberal.
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Al oiam Joy,
Guardian 4 Curator.
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4 fine fan of 2i0 acres. / milaS north
# Savannah. l5D under COOL cultivation.
: good orchard f30J apple trees, a good
tw,lling of rooms. good stable. good
wells, some good hedge fence. Priccsir.
,cr acre.
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No.. 2SG.

A magnificent stock farm of 507a acres,
$40 acres improved Orchard of 80 apple
rccs, two dwellings on the land, a good
well and several springs, / miles of hedge
table 2lxG0 feet. Price SIS. per acre and
LIBERAL terms.
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\. GOOD farm of 27i acres. 1G acres in
i.t.vat on. bal; nee unCer fence L new
II nou e lGx2S i,et. L good ,pr.ng. ole
.c nom W.,.tesv lie. Pr.ce. :S rer acre
sea y ;crIn;.
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40 acres of fine timber. Price SIS. per
acre.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-22

New SPRING GooDs.-Messrs. En-
sheimer T. Blum are now receiving their
first stock Of spring goods, and are
already displaying on their counters the
choicest selections of styles for this
season, among which they offer this
morning handsome line OF spring
shades of alpacas at the low price OF
Csc yard. Just think Of that, ladies |!
Csc only; g so for an alpaca suit |!
Also, beautiful line Of ladies Lorne
Suitings, at 25c, besides 500 pieces new
spring prints, bleached and unbleached
sheetings and the like. Messrs. En-
sheimer & Blum will have their grand
opening as coon as their salesrooms are
in complete trim, which have recently
undergone extensive improvements to
admit OF greater facilities in the ready
made suits line, which is a specially Of
this firm. Ladies. If you wish to see
new and cheap spring goods, 60 to
Emsheimer & Blum's this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-22
HENRY BRUEs will commence mex
week to slaughter Dry Goods.

THE EQUISox.-Yesterday was espe-
cially devoted to the vernal Equinox
That's the reason the wind nox 80 many
hats off at this season of the year. The
days and night were Of equal length
except to those who went to bed at s
o'clock last evening pretty full Of beer
and didn't get up until s o'clock this
morning. TO such the night was
longest 70 printers, policemen and
bummers, who hardly ever 60 to bed
at all, the day was longer than the
night. These facts taken in connection
make things equal again, and that's
why the sun crosses the line. We
could tell good deal more about this
matter if we wanted to, but we feel
pretty sure that our readers know more
about it than we do, and we will there
fore only assure them that Equinox is
not a relative Of any other Knox they
may be acquainted with.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-22

PANORAMA To-NlGHr.-To-night our
citizens will have an opportunity OF
seeing the great panorama of DR.. Liv-
ingstone's Travels in Africa, which is
said to be one OF the finest paintings as
we'll as one Of the most correct pictures
ever presented to the public. The pan
Drama is in sixty-two SPLENDID tableaux,
each one OF which represents some point
of special and thrilling interest. The
picture has been produced at a great
outlay OF time and money. and is, We
believe. well worthy a visit from our
citizens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-22

PAT QUINLAN's SENrENcE.-The news
that Patrick Fl. Quinlan has been SEN
fenced by Judge Chambers, of. the
Belmont, Ohio, Court OF Common
Pleas, to serve seven years at hard labor
in the Ohio penitentiary, created quite
sensation yesterday. From one who
was present when sentence was pro-
nounced, we learn that when asked by
the Judge If he had anything to say
why sentence should not be pronounced
against him, Pat rose up and said that
he had made a statement of facts before
the court, which had been treated by
the Prosecuting Attorney, as if it were
the statement of perjurer. II have
done some things that were wrong"
said Pat, "but never committed per-
jury. l am above that, anyhow" He
will be taken to the peniteutiary some
day next week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-22

ATTENTION, AFFLIcrED!-F. x. Owes.
ney, ofSteubenv;lle, Ohio, who has the
only reliable and perfect cure for rheu,
matism yet discovered, will be at the
Mcclure House, in this city, Thursday
and Friday, March q and 90, 1872
The testimonials he brings with him of
radical cures effected by this remarka.
BILE medicine, from well known citizens,
are numerous. A practical test of the
value of the remedy in all rheumatic
Affections can be obtained by calling
upon Mr.. Owesney, at the Mcclure
House, during the time specified above.
Mr.. Owesney comes with no quack
medicine, but with an ar'i:'~ tia mer-
its a trial,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-22
TIE School, ExHrB,rloS.-The pro-

The SCHOOL ExHIBlrIoN.-The pro-
gramme last night was very rich and
was witnessed by q large audience,
every aeat in the hall being filed. All
the parts were rendered excellently and
with great credit to the performers as
we'll as the teachers and Principal,
under whose charge the school is
becoming one Of the best in the city.
The speeches, dialogues, songs, etc, all
had good morals and the exhibition was
we'll worth twice the amount charged
az an admission fee. But to praise all
as they deserve would take too much Of
our SPACE. We would advise those who
are interested in the training OF their
children and all others to attend the
exhibition this evening, when new
programme will be presented, including
Rascal Pat" the Indian club exercise,
Zouave drill, Highland song, etc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-22

SET ADRlPr.-We mentioned on
Monday that Cooney Orr had been
captured 10 Monroe county. Ohio, and
confined in the Jail at Woods6eld,
charged with stealing John McCuskey' g
horse. A requisition was procured and
Constable Exley, with several others,
dispatched 10 bring Orr to this State for
trial. When they got there they found
that by some hocus pocus Cooney has
been discharged from custody on a writ
Of habeas corpus. Though the party
were not successful 10 getting the thief
two OF them, from Washington county,
Pa, were SO fortunate as to find pair
Of horses belonging to them, which Orr
had stolen. He should be brought to
justice, and that right speedily. Our
ideas OF the justice that should be
meted out to a horse thief. Include a
rope and q tree limb.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-22

POLICE CoURf.-There were three
cases before the Police Court Yesterday
morning.
Charles Sweeney was arrested on the
complaint Of Mary Flaherty, who
charged him with using insulting
language to her on the streets. The
complaining witness went before the
Judge and stated that she was satisfied
that Sweeney::did not intend any harm.
and she would therefore withdraw the
complaint on condition Of his paying
the costs. 1t was 30 settled.
A woman named Kate Davis was
found on the Island, on Wednesday,
quite overcome by too copious flow O!
benzine. No one appearing against her
she was directed to 90 and sin no more.
The hearing OF the charge against
George Long Of setting fire to A. Rey-
mann's stable, on yesterday morning,
drew a large crowd Of people to the
Police Court. 1t was proved that just
before the fire broke out man was
seen running from the stable to a pile
OF bricks in the alley near Christman X
Debold's stable. One of the parties
who cav him kept watch to see that be
did not get away, while the other gave
the alarm OF fire. Several other men
appearing on the alley, search was made
and George Long was found crouched
down behind the bricks. He was at
once arrested.
Judge Good said that although the
evidence was entirely circumstantial
there was not particle Of doubt Of the
guilt of the accused, and he should
therefore fine him to the extent OF the
ordinances $40 and costs, or thirty days
Why, some men get that much for
having a little complication mixed
with their DRINKS. We suppose the
State authorities will take cognizance
OF the matter.