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MANHOOD. UOWLOST. How

MANHOOD: HOW LOST iiV''
WI RESTORED.-Iust published. n'@ T.,
ton OF Dr. Culverwcll's Celebrated ts''E I'm
radical cure without medicine) oiS perii.' =.
or Seminal Wca kness. Involuntary Sem 'l-...r
es, Impotency. Mental and Physical Ia,-i,-.-
Impedimeuts 90 Marriage. etc; ais' -.
tiun, Epilepsy AMI Fits, induced by seii'l..''-
or sexual extra aganee. .f.
Asy-Price. in q scaled envelope only -
The celebrated author, IN this adlnifa.', '..,.t,.
clearly demonstrates from thirty NeaI' 80.
mi Practice that the alarming c'in>tl ~ It1
sells abuse may be radically cured WtN'u' ...a
rrrlr- use OF Internal medicine OF tac aIl II a.
of the knife; pointing 0ut mode ol ',r ''.,r vl.s
silnple. certain and eilectual. by means s.o ri.
every sufferer. n0-matter what Lis 'sl''.f ..-.
l,e, may cure himself eheaPy, priNatei!
ccgg' ,.f-,ft,tH
H5-Thls Lecture should he in The h3h-
youth and every man in the land. ami o.
Sent under seal in plain en' rlut'' ,,,,, r,s
dress, postpaid, ON receipt OF SIX een's' VI
stamps. .., ,.,tIs- ~
Also. Dr. Culyerwell's Marriage Gui1'
Is cents Address the publishers, 40.
l27 Bowery. New York. Poss UNIV
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IsceHrne0Hs.
I'D. EHOtDs,
G. y. RHoADs. I'D. EH0Aba.
TIVE LIVE GROCERY.
G. T. EIiOAD DS & co,

G. F. RHO ADS & co,
Respectfully ann"unec to the puili. that they haye
Gpcnei their srcery Ia Tic basement 81 the ,lwel
ling house lately occupied 10y " J. Haer, nov the
Washington Hotel AMI are nos 'laily recei,ins
fresh supplies Of erything in the
GROCERY AND CoNFECTIONERY
Line. Give Us a call. Our goo,ls are Of The very
host quality. We will cnieayer to please all We
Keep al the best brlnds Of
FLOUR AND MEAL
COFFEE, TEA. sUGAH, RICE SYRUP.
MOLASSEs, BAKING POWDERS
WASHING-POWDERS
SODA. INDIGO
sAPoLIo.
ALL KINDS SOAP.
TX. LOGWOoD.
*. COFFEE
VANILLA.
LEMONS,
SPICES.
ALL KINDS
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
SNUFF,
CANNED FRUITS
AND VEG ErABLES,
ALL KINDS
DRIED FRUITS
AND JELLifS,
STOVE POLISH.
DEBLACkINt;,
CANDLES
CANDLE y
LAMP WICKS.
ERDOMS.
BRUSHES
III jCkEIS,
TUES
BASKETS.
ROPE
-AIs.ss-
FISH OF SALT Sr
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ID EFT EB HEFFLEy,
HIGHLAND FARM
Breed, Thoroughbred rEorrrNd aniH1..
DRAUGHT HORSE
STATIONS FOR 1872
:Soas.u u begins i.i April; En,is July on. D.
BKACK LEIC EsTERSHIRE

Imported from Fngland. -isiiHis fall IL hdu... +.
weighs. when In goOi clndiii1n. 1871 plul.'.
black. with splendid ac;i1u; he O. consilefo. a-
judges the beat specimen ol 70 drsa.
horse Ia pennsylvania. ii- stallion r1if- b.
been shipped 10 every market IN the country
prices from $50 20 $l-J0. aGI us.
from s2.n. Go ~425. 4 yearling lilly having b.
sold for 80. In Wcstmoreiisd County r.
was refused for "a colt not gne year OLD.
Black Leleesiarshire was got ly that reieU..
I.eiccstersiiirc Hero. his dam by Biuchrr. g.
dam hF fauncr- Delight. LricCetrr-lirr i.
wls 2nt by tAaf Eviamct stock grtfcr BaiI
the wiuuer 81 eight Agricultural Prizes. 4
rp'- Dam was .yt by that noted Dgriyshlre b..
Real Blgze; gfan.lIm hy tha. noted horse T..
Boy. which was thr sire OF Hiy Briyiuan. l.
teysilire Hero tIm Was sYf fy that real Or.
cester@hirc bret hHr-. black Lcicesjcrshir. r
was got by thIf real brown L-ires'rrsL.r. +. .
tiId Leicester. which got - s'alliaur fhat trl.
be same season Dlf Leicester was ~ I.. n.
y iH's kl1ck Lr.-. which served u4r.. %. F.
9uineas each. Black L;ss lv obi lI.-.....
which served - use guiaeas e-trh It. ..
4cription, So.
Irrus-se,I % flr fr.ff--ir.-a
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Every Day an increase In Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.

Every drop OF the SAkSAPAklLLlAN hf.SpI-f
ENT communicate through the Blood, Sweat, Urnc
and ter fluids ad Juices of the system the vigor OF ife
for Il repairs the the body with new and sound
material scrnfull syphilis Consumption. Glaldular
disease Ulcers In the Throat, Mouth TuInors Nodes h
The Glands and other parts II the SYSTEM Sore Eyes,
StrumOus Dischara,s from the Ears, and the worst
forms nf Skin diseases, Erupons. Fever Sores Scaf
Head, Ring Worm Salt leum, Erysipels. Acne, Black
Spots Worms IN The Flesh. Tuuiors, Careers in the
Womb and all weakening and painful discharges Night
Sweats Loss Of Sperm and al wastes OF the HE prne
PIE within the curative range OF this wonder OF Mod
ern Chemistry and a few days use viii prove TO any
person using Il for either cf these forms Of disease its
potent power to cure them.
II the patient daily becoming reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that Is continually progressing
ceeds In arresting these wastes and repairs the same with
material made from healthy biood-aud this the
SAESAPARILLIAN sil and docs secure.
Not only does the SARs,rAurLLIAs RksoLvEST excel
all known remedial agents In the cure OF Chro,ic Scrcfu
ous CONSTITUTIONAL and Skin diseases but Is the only
positive cure for
Kidney & Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb diseases. Gravel Diabetes, Dsopsy,
Soppage OF Water incontinence OF Urine Brights Dis
Abuminuria and In all cases where there are brick
dust deposits the water Is thick cloudy, mixed with
substances Ike the white Of egg, threads Ike white
silk there morbid dark. bilious appearance. and
white bone dust deposits and when there Is prekng
burning sensation when passing water and pain In the
Sina Of the Back and along the Lo:Es. Price. sfoo
orl, l,nrr nd Roua lv
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
DIR. RAILWAYS

STRONG AND PURE EIcH BLooD-lNCREASE
OF FLESH AND NORTHUMBERLAND SkrN ~. AND
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aseSs sV0rsls,eIs

viii Dc employed The public are respectfully
invited {" call aa'l examine his stGck.
sep.6, n.
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BOSTON JUBILEE.

4 number of gentlemen have al
ready left the city for the Boston iu-
bilee, and the opinion is cx-
pressed that it will be not only a
success As TO numbers, but calculated
To do a great deal of rood.
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OHNOHT HNICCINV UCOVIVINI
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES (;
SO QUICK 80 RAPID ARE THE CHANGES
THE BODY UNnEEGOES. UNDER THE IN
fLuENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
Che Gnrf.

SARATOGA RACES.-The regular ANNUAL
- MEETING Of the SARATOGA ASSOCIATION will commence On
SATURDAY. 18th JuY and continue six days. -
programme includes Stee chases, Hurdle Races sad Fiat
Rsces C. WHEATLY Sec.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
Imusements
/ ADVERTISEMENTS

|
THE sgwYoRK TRIgTsB
WILL ~ hhSkiNED
UPTo@S OFFICES,
Nos so West Thityseoont, 3O8 West Tses Thts, %
m. at regular osee rafe'-
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
~ ACADEMY or MUSIC
fBSCHKA-LEUrsBR-
9 pP,1rSe,' SoSsS sSssl 2 SsES9Fs ~ Tsg ss ' a
Nine PEsCHEA-LgUTsR
Mr. RuILMAS takes pride in announcing bt having oed
''''''"' '"D''''''SG M@s &c PEscHKa-LsETSER PIX ai
' her EoT&h 81 Sa&SS ls S5ag oPaS IN n sEsc
and @s % a5eneS for few doyi oDss 70 ' !" 1oa No a
GRAND CoYCERr
MONDAY, Jay Z.
WEDNESDAY July Z FRIDAY J.tp
STRAUSS ORCHESTRA
CARL BB2GhAHN. Drstor,
''' On'' ''"0s''''' LII lf5I Tsfe e con eoScEsTs
the programmes for which Will be- Of matcllets nrrsst
The % s cIPsa ia5,e . ''"ns @S0s
MARVELLOUS PRlMA DOGMA
boston JUBILEE
% s".Ss I VI" .'slss 'ds'i ss g e Pas ls o ' ~
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Debut in Eeg-fors Of
MMB PESCHKA LEUTNBR.
THB GREATEST PRlMA DONNA OF TiTB iGB,
Who has been prevailed % great pe5o9l sses ~. h,
departure Tor Europe for few days IN era,, TO e ne
The management respectfully annosnces thattso
MoSoAa n WEbSEsShT fSShT S si PpAY BvESSGS 1i
'' s mr. CARL cal BSsGahSS Biast NJ S,s''''
whose '33s s3sa6ss 5ss 'c5Sii oRcsisA q '9s '''''
distinguished will also AXE part
natcbess programmes FOR these
Notwithstanding the ertaorna eers. ncnrei 70 secure this
Phm Donna Of the Boston Jubilee the will aehare Tho
Admission, reserved 81 pra,o boIo' 80 For sale.
She Academy Of hgsc at Shaes mse store No o BnalJ'
DIRINSTFT\ CONCERTS
~ SrENwAr HALL A MGNPAY pay EVENING sept %
MR. ANTON RUBTSsTBIN, Mr. HENRY wIRSIAUSu
''N'N A'0i'' "'''"A"'' NILE LOUISA ORaES
NJ REMBIELNsKI. coalss.ot
WALLAcK''ir FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
ending July 2
m TaE Lang STRIKE
GREAT EyrhSTIvE GAsTvEFE 4HpESaSE seESznr
The LYDIA THOMPSON BraifS9gR ooMPAYr rSTRELr
comprising u,a,,a,.
- - Mr. HARRY BkCkBrr - -
CAMILLE Dubois, MISS TILIr EARL, Mr. JOIN BRlE
MR. MICHAEL CONNOLLY sICAL DIRECTOR
MISS AMY SHERIDAN, --
FANNIE LESLIE, MISS PAULINE LESLIE Mr.. BrRE.
Production Of grand 'Pep,el posT gSTS}1' maoS Erl''s'a
Box Plan Open. Seats Secured.
OLYMPIC THEATER. SENSATION
" NH. eER515sS EE 5lseG +gtg 5 n sESsATL9S At % feet
Mons LEOPOLD in his intrepid TrapoGe act
LING LOOK, the wonderful phenomenon, Syorl-SwslloWet
COMEDY COMPANY, With c. b. BISHOP
MOB BROTHERS, Champion Ssatao,
ADA WRAY and J. COLLINS IN Barneys C0gtslip,
ALL ~ ONE PERFORMANCE,
EVERY EVENING, WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY MATINEE
THEATER.
THE F.rsxe eu,qsddi n H@H Of tho ron pAN'
V0KES FAMILY,
appear evening during the and Saturday
THE wEoSs 5S5si aaS ;1i Il fiiiE FSE GhT PLACE
" be preceded by the musical farce ent!tei
MISCHIEF MAKING.
Characters BY NJ ynng Bowers and eaGent company
SECURE YOUR SEATS AT ONCE
orOhce open every day rOn 70 T.
(NENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
THEODORE THOMASS
unTiyaed
SUMMER NIGHTS CONCEPTS.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK
ADMISSION TICKRTS. FIFTY CENTS
PRIVATE BOXES ONE DOLLAR BXrRA
PACKAGES CONTAINING TWELVE TICKETS, POUR DOLLARS.
all the principal music ani at the Box Ohes
Of Central PARK Garden
TERRACE GARDEN.
Il Fify-eghth-sL, between Lexington and Thiri ayes
AID NEURNDORPRS
GRAND POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS,
8
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET.
HEw-YoRK, Saturday. July ~. 1872.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. July ~, 1872.
In the general horse market the business OF
the week under review amounted very little beyond
the current demand for owprced draught horses re-
qured chiefly to Ill the places OF streecar and stage
horses now rapidly used by exposure to the
mercess rays OF the midsummer sun; these and heavy
truck horses such use before icecars brewery
wagons, etc., the only classes OF horses for which
s55 to $500 the latter at from $500 800 per head Very
little OF higher valued stock has changed hands and this
almost entirely under the hammer OF Leading auction
firms
Forty three head Of valuable trottng stock part OF the
estate OF tbs late Col Geo C. Hail. sold at Bratte
bOr0, VT, through the agency Of Major c. w. Barker,
auctoneer, OF this city, realizing Sl3551 co. average
of s5i7 70 per head.
stock at Mr.. A. B. Congers stud farm, near Haver-
straw, R0ckland County. N. " held yesterday. in
presence OF very slim attendance, and only few
horses sold at very indifferent prices.
The sale held to-day, at Messrs Barker Chases City
Auction Mart and New-York Tattersalls, resulted as
follows:
Chestnut colt. :.................... i@2 Dnvn-
span brown gelings.... u and7 Drawa
Pony. ~ eiO 70
Baypo9y,: .......................... 4, re-
Sorrel mare sired by Glencoe Chef
dam thoroughbred. ................. l52 10 Drawn
Chestnut gelding .................... 1873 4O5 10
Several other horses sold below slO0. Also second
hand wagons harness. and hOrse-cothing at moderate
figures.
The carriage trade Of the week very moderate and
without feature note First class manufacturers are
In receipt OF good many orders for fine Fall and Winter
Carriages, the majority these orders left by
Americans who have gone abroad to spend the Summer
months. The ont OF town trade has been very dull
ErDOrrs Of Carriages. Imports Of CdrTfs0es.
Venezuela cart........... l7aI Imports Of Vgrntsh
Peru, 5,7l9I7s
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
Gituations Uanteo--females
5ituations manteo-- Hlales.

COMPETENT YOUNG MAN wants a
IN SITUATION genemaus place eosehnan ani Baneleri
understa perfectly the Of horses carriages harness cows g,
good city reference moderate accepted Address o. ch AZ
West Pourtnst., room 3
YOUNG MAN, thoroughly acquainted in
n buying and selling Of such goods may Be require n yene
la Of forming connection where s services
pushing would be appreciated Adiress h T. r. ir6uue O
AS PORTER, or Otherwise-A young man
N wants situation; active willing thoroughly Trustworthy aai
we'll Acquainted With the Address e. Box 10 Tribune Ohce
GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-By
" Young sober and steady habits thoroughly seaoei
branches Of bis poson speaks three languages nnsn
former pOyers rom
France Germany and the United States Address 10 tEDkbCh
ULBRfCHT Box 1913 Astoria. Long fslssi City.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
Ueoolns Garos, &-t.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 10i Full
"A tonst-WBDDING CARDS and FINE STATlOSbRf tEs'ao-
lshed 1851
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-29

CLEVELAND, O., April GA FIRE at
Akron, O., this morning, destroyed the
Office Of the Akron Beacon with three
iewelry stores, the property OF o. 81.
Remington, ]. B. storr 6 Co., and q. q.
Wiley; Loss about $4,000 partially
The safe In tho store of Davis & Bro,
at Findley, O., was robbed this morning
offs 1, 500 In greenbacks, the property ol
]. 8. RothschildS, o. 8 Revenue Collector
CLEVELAND, O, April 28.-The losses
by the fire last night, at Akron, Ohio, as
near as can be estimated, are as follows
Kleinschmidt & Ambrosius dealers In
fancy goods, 5000; Sloss g Bro, tmilin.
cry goods, 5000 to $4,000; VIM. Kidd,
jeweler, $1,000; Cobb, Andrews & Co.,
5000 to $4,000, all fully insured
Guenther 0E Kreckle, book binders, lose
81 900; insurance 5000; Decker, photo
grapher, 81, 900; insured for a. 900. John
sons photograph rooms were entirely de-
stroyed. Loss not known. 80 s1s',2,r'
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sEwED In A 2s SHEET.
Romance Of an Injured WIte,S Re-
.s' VenEe, sg.,aE5

Romance OF an Injured WlfeSs Res
,s': yenges g{ss
(From the Loulsvillo Courier. Journal) n
An amusing though just case Of retail.
alton upon the part Of the wife for in.
human and brutal treatment received
from her husband occurred near the cor.
ner OF Hancock and Gray streets Q few
DAYS ago, the facts Of which, as detailed
9y gentleman OF the East End, who
ueG!ined to give names, are as follows:
Ihere is an American living In the
vicinity OF the above mentioned locality
, NV WIN no conception ,oi the obliga.
% uonS resting upon him as q husband, but
soMuy gwen up to rufflanism, has been
10 tne habit OF spending the money which
should 90 towards the support Of thoee
dependent upon, him by Both the law
OF God and man Tor whisky! asS when
his brain 10 swimming under he influencs
Of the fiery element, 90 home, and WITH.
out any cause whatever, but simplv ior
amusement, beating his vile, whom IN
had promised OF the altar TO protect and
cherish. Il is strange to what extent The
love Of woman will submit to be out
ragged, but there is limit even to lis ali
abiding constancy as the facts in thil
aptly demonstrate.
The above state Of persecution contin
ued until q few days ago, when the lAsI
spark ol love being crushed, and the las
link In the chain which bound the vile 4
the husband being broken by the weigh
OF cruelty which had been heaped upor
It, and her pride and the Independent
spirit Of her youth had lain dormant, iol
so long having been aroused, hetold hin
IN positive terms that his inhumanitJ
must and should z DO stopped; that hhI
would submit 70 his brutal Amusement nj
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An Auction ID HolmboId,s.
tTron tho n. z. Hsrsld, April ~ "

(HEUm tn0 ~. IL notAAo1 ApEu Nl
Helmbold, the druggist, who for many
years was notorious BY his Btx.in.hand
team, his splurges on the avenne,s II
jerome Park, Long Branch md other
resoFts, Was yesterday Sold out Ibis
magnificent store on Broadway, with all
its stock and fixtures, including some Of
the most costly articles, was emptied and
cleared out by the ruthless hand OF B. p.
Fairchild, the auctioneer. Sheets Of mu.
sic were lstrewnI over ,thesfioor, with the
sentence, "Helmb6 Ids Galop,n emblazon-
ed thereon, and all the drugs, chemicals,
vases, fancy bottles and articles were
knocked down ct prices about one. quarter
ofstheir value Toilet sets ranged from
50 10 90 80; fancy glass dish went for
so cents, Q bottle Of @. 8. oil for 40 cent,
dozens oi, ,Helmbold's 1--WE Have IT. and
II Have IT. at 81 so per dozen; counter
scale and weights for $40; four barrels Of
patent medicines, in. dozens, sold Tor $3.50,
and, five boxes for 100;vases were knock.
ed down at 49i cents and 81 90 each, and
pair Of large, handsomely painted
ones, about four feet in height, were
knocked down to o Mr.. Biddle for S935 i;
twelve boxes ofpatent medicines brought
$500, tooth brushes 81 81 per dozen, box.
es Of assorted powder 10 cents each, bot.
ties Of German cologne 81 80 each, rab.
bits paws for applying rouge to the
cheeks, Is cents each razor strops, 90
cents each. The contents of the prescrip.
ton room, containing probably sufficient
to stock q small drug store, were pur-
chased by Mr.. Schwartz for $215; mar.
bic soda fountain and counter sold for
$40, which probably cost 81 200 or 81.
500; q mineral water fountain brought
$15 ; and two large bronze window trees,
each with seventeen branches, bearing q
large bottle, sold for $25 each flvelarge
cut glass druggist's window bottles
brought a 80 each; .silyer-plated show
cases, from al to $50 each; black walnut
chairs, with and without arms, and with
morocco or leather seats, $1050 each
marble top counters sold for $16 so each ;
the shelving and drawers brought $50
and the large Mathews soda fountain and
counter, which originally cost 5000, was
knocked down for $500, and the purchaser
was discovered to be Mr.. Mathews, the
manufacturer Of It. .s-s5sz-z.'.r.
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al "a Il19A 9A111o1 YA1s2. sIIzgHM
WHEELING, W. VA, MONDAY MORNING. APRIL ss 1872.

Ilonoer, 7TiIlbe iipsbaniat Z howeIy9er n lJld M,
reTsrd the waning, and Continued his
iofmer coufae Of ilfe until one day he
nm 4 home Vith moro aloaftl than itisual,
ANA thrnWinv himself unon the beds snd
reSi1ned real himself 10 ahSImv sIeen. tired
nat9re5s sWeet restorerS thouSh tRe Sen.
tImert aia moi Hnnlv IN this case eithsI N
snirit or in fSct ~ ;ha snbsennent tIs eyenta n
nEroved En 4 " '' w. 'N ~ p sS !
When the husband had faIIen asleen
and WSs % nerfectly r dead @ fos tbe Ana I hsiSs'
| A bright Idea Striick the wife bv which abe
mIoht revecos heFy ysoii =, =. ,ssd fSss mar.
sei7 from bopdaSe Aeeorelin1lv sbe mr. nTo.
csedeS ~ to nScls Ssr IsIstHes s,,d S X SIns Iy
finished h thls $50 90 as a to have them ready fos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-29

NEW YoRK, April 27.-The World has
the following correspondence respecting
the presenting at Geneva Of the British
counter case TO the Board Of Arbitration
under the fourth article Of the Treaty Of
Washington, 9Th Of May, 1871: ~
FOREIGN OFFICE, April 9Th, 1872.
Earl Graneige to Sir Thornton: eT
Gen. scheuck informed me on the 22nd
of March, that he had written to Mr.. Fish
and told him that he had said 10 me in
confidence that he. thought his govern.
ment would not object to Her Majesty's
government putting In their counter case
before the arbitrator, without prejudice
to the position which Her Msjesty'a gov
eminent are now maintaining, and that
the government Of the United States
would accede to such understanding.
And he stated his expectation Of obtaining
from Mr.. Fish on the Cd or Sd Of April, by
telegraph, his views on that point. On
the 9th inst, Gen. Schenck wrote me sta.
ting that he had now received Mr.. Fish'a
reply confirming his opinion. Mr.. Fish
says: GRgia sl4g ~
ment is bound under the treaty 10 file a
counter case, and that their doing 50 will
not prejudice any position they have
taken, nor Affect any position Of the Uni.
ted States, but that tho rights OF both
parties VIII pc the same after hling as be-
tore. Gen. schenck, whom ! have seen
to-day on his return from Paris, has yer.
bally atiirmed this statement Afterwards
he had no objection tony communication
otthts letter TO my colleagues, or indeed
announcing 1t to Parliament.
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Indian Affairs.

NORTH PLATTE, ,NEB., April s7.-capt.
Meinhold, of the Sd Cavalry, in pursuit
Of the Indians, who drove off stock near
Mcpherson on the Gath, succeeded in
overtaking twenty Of them on the Loupe
river. Three Indians were killed, and a
portion Of the stock recaptured. A large
number Of saddles were found In their
possession.
ST.. LOUIS, April 27-A gentleman lust
from the terminus Of the Missouri, Kansas
g. Texas railroad, In Indian Territory,
says the railroad company moved their
terminus from Muskogee TO 0tskehotsko,
last Monday, and found the place 10 pos.
session Of white desperados, under the
leadership Of man called Tiger Bill, who
refused to leave. General Pope was tele.
graphed TO Tor assistance, and Lieut..
Quimby with O detachment Of fifteen
men, was ordered down from Fort Riley,
Kansas. When our informant left, Lieut.,
Quimby had arrived. he ordered the
outlaws to leave the territory or suffer the
consequences, but they still refused, and
q collision between them and the military
was imminent. - s'.s,a q ~1fI
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The Bloody ARRAY in Going snake
Court House. 376-H

81. LoU1s, April 97.-The Cherokee Id.
ooeGte, an official organ Of the Cherokee
nation, states that the attacking party In
the bloody affair at Going Snake Court
House, some days ago, was Marshal'a
posse, and that the Sherif's guard did
not fire until Proctor, the prisoner On
trial, had been wounded. The assault
was mado by Sut. Beck, a Cherokee, In.
terested In the prosecution ofthe prisoner
The Sheriff Of the Going Snake Districl
has made lengthy circumstantial reporI
Of the affair and attaches the entire blame
Of the massacre to the United States Mar
shals party. - -, l'7's :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-29

Clear and probably cloudy weather will
prevail over New England, the Middle
and Southern States on Monday, with
light TO fresh winds. The area Of low
barometer will probably moVA eastward
over the Northwest, and the pressure will
continue diminishing from the Ohio Val.
ley northward and westward, with east.
erly TO southerly winds. Cloudy and
threatening weather, and very probably
rain, with possibly very brisk winds, are
probable for the upper lakes tonight and
on Monday, but otherwise dangerous
winds are not anticipated. t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-29
Cheap Mil Property
FOR SALE.

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inR IAlGnd 10 offered for 1Ale on very reasonable
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