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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-18
BROOKLYN.
~. Patrick's Day.

BROOKLYN, March l7.-St. Patrick s
Dav is to be more extensively cele-
bra:ed this year than for many years
past Eighteen full divisions OF the
American Order OF lIibernians and
eight or ten temperance and benevo-
lent societies vii! participate in the
march Tomorrow, and vii! be reviewed
hy Mayor Powell at the City Hall.
The line Of march is over ten miles In
extent In the evening the ST. Patrick :
Society will give banquet at the
Academy OF Music.
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NEW YORK.
wrestling Match.

New YORK, March l6.-Considera
tie interest is m infested in the sporting
circles Of this city over two great
matches between Mclaughlin, the
cbamoion wrestler, and Homer Lane,
the a-st of which is 70 be decided at
Ga-, Hall. in this city, tris evening.
They wrestle on the following con IL
tons: M,Laughlinis TO gain two falls
ls ieof sixty minutes or Lane wins the
match and $l6OD. McLau .hlin wagers
5000 to 5000 that he can throw him
ta.ry on his hack, according to the
reco,nizci rules. A large attendance
%. sports is expected 10 be present.
Mexican Intelligence.
/ special from Matamoras SAYS:
GrnrraI Mrjia, the Mexican Minister
Of War, telegraphs the recapture Of
Ztca'ras, from the city OF Mexico on the
fourth. lie hal received an official
telegram from General Rocha, dated in
2acaras. In approaching the city
Roeha encountered the rebels under
T-cy,no, on the hills in the vicinity. He
mmediately attacked and routed them,
capturing all their infantry and artillery
trans. aud great number OF prisoners
His cavalry alone escaped. The gov
eminent horse were in pursuit.
Complaint Against Collector Ar
thurs.
There is much complaint among
merchants at the failure OF Collector
Arthurs, oflhe Custom House. TO in
augurate a needed reform in the gen
e-al order business.
The World says that Leet i Stock,
ing sent letter around 10 several OF the
steamship companies, addressed TO the
Collector. which recommended the firm
and their ware houses The canvass,
ers for Leet x Stocking in this business
a. inducements 10 get signatures, repre-
scented that the Collector would consider
it a favor to have the letter signed, and
that signerS would lose nothing thereby
Arrested.
The police yesterday arrested DR..
Charles Mauches, Rice Il Co. and
u,Aer' for dealing in immoral articles.
Inc trial OIL j uUSe barnaru.
One Of the charges presented against
Judge Barnard relates TO the appoint
ment Of q receiverin case In 1867.
The defence contend that this charge
>aou'i not be entertained, as the time
goes tack to his former term of office.
Tins point is very important, and is TO
be hereafter decided.
Girl Seriously Burned.
Daring the performance Of play for
the benefit Of the Womsn's Home, iu
Newark, last night. and in which a
large number Of little boys and girls
participated, two OF the girls dresses
caught FIRE from the stage lights. There
was scene OF the widest excitement
fora short time. The fire was put out,
tut one Of. the girls was seriously
burned
Frank Ward Howard. son OF John
I. Howard aud brother of James How.
ari, Jr., Of the New York Star, died at
the residence Of his parents in Brooklyn n
to-day, Of rapid consumpti Tne de-
ceased was JUNIOR in Yale College,
and was young man Of great worth
aud promise.
sumner to Preside at Cincinnati
4 Washington special saws that
Nnaries Sumner has consented 10
attend The Cincinnati Convention and
preside over It's deliberations.
Testimony OF Jay Gould.
Jay Gould, in bis testimony las,
sSetlng, sald that in 1869 be saw Pre.i
'' etsnt And Judge Barnard at ths
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PHILADELPHIA.
Hrujs,nr Match Arranged.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 1.-THE
money has already been deposited Tor
the championship fi.ht between Mace
and Baldwin, which, together with
articles of agreement, has been sent to
Frank Queen, John MoTri-sey having
declined to act as stakeholder
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March l6.
PROVISIONS-Me-s pork, seller
April, offered at ell 80 seller May sold
at sll 40. Lard steady stss p.
6RAIN-Wheat quiet stsl l9i cash
81 l9iGl 20i seller April, closing
weak. Rye dull; no transactions 10
cash; 1900 bushels seller April sold Al
&c. Barley, no trading and no change
Corn quiet at 36c cash; 36lc Tor April
40!c Tor May. Oats at 3O!c seller
April.
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Alex johnson & Bro sold their stock
OF wool last Monday TO Mr. Lee a,
eighty cents per pound The stock
consisted Of seven clips. Il j. reported
thst il viii amount to The net snm oi
$1,000. The Johnsrn Bros seem To
be the lucky persDn- 10 our neighbor.
hood ~ the business of farming and
wool growing Crii: .Scahnek
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Alabama Claims.

LONDON, March l1.-At the Cabinet
meeting Yesterday, the reply OF Secretary
Fish to Earl GranvilIe's note taking
exceptions TO the American claim fol
indirect damages in the Alabama
claim was earnestly discussed. The
prevailing opinion among the members
was that the reply of the American
Government afforded an opening for
further negotiations looking toward an
adjustment OF the disputed points on
the basis Of a treaty arrangement. Thl:
proposition would, it is believed, in
volve the preparation.oi a new treaty
supplemental to the treaty prepared by
the late Joint High Commission.
The InternationaIists.
LONDON, March 1.-THE bill which
was recently passed by the French
National Assembly, making it penaI
ofense to be connected in any manner
with the International Society, cause:
intense excitement among the member
of the Society. In retaliation, the
society now proposes to combine every
element Of strength in the organization n
TO effect the complete overthrow OF the
present government OF France.
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DEALER ~ BOOKS, PERiODiCALs,
stationery, Albums Pocket Books,
Toy Books. GaIneA, Stsreoscopes and Views,
&c All the popular Periodicals Furnished
by single number, year and 10 clubs Also
New York, Baltimore, Pittsburgh ard Cin-
cinnati DaiIes tO mail and city subscribers
at publlshers' prices. Market street. bet~sen
Quincy andJohn, Wheeling. w. Va. jai
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BUSINESS CARDS.
]. n. FAIRFAX,

Architect and Superintendent.
oFYrcEs -Crangle's Block, Market H.,
WHEELING.
And q y. Second street. GAINESVILLE, u.
sESpecIal attention given 10 Public
Buildings augN
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Libel Suit.

PHiLADELPHlA, March l6.-Samuel
Woods, who was accused Of being COM
plicated 10 the Evans fraud by the
New York Sun, in an article published
in that paper, commenced suit for libsl
against the San to-day.
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ARTICLE

!. The Legislature shall provide by
general law for a thorough and efficient
system OF free common schools, whereby
all the children of this State may re-
ceive good common school education.
=. The State Superintendent OF free
schools shall have general supervision
OF free common schools. and perform
such other duties in relation thereto as
may be prescribed by law.
3. The Legislature may provide for
County Superintendent, aud such other
officers as may be necessary - carry
out the objects Of thi. article, and define
the duties, powers and compensation Of
such officers bv general law.
4. All grants ,devises and bequests that
may he made to this State for the pur-
pose OF education, or where the purposes
Of such grants, devises or bequesis are
not specified; the States just share OF
the literary fund OF Virginia. whether
paid over or otherwise Iiquidated and
any sums Of money, stocks or property
which this State shall have the right TO
claim from the State OF Virginia for
educational purposes the proceeds OF
the estates OF persons who may die
without leaving a will or heir; all lands
or the proceeds Of the sale Of the same
that may be donated TO this State by the
United States shall be set apart as q
separate fund 70 be called the permanent
school fund, and shall be invested under
such regulations as may be prescribed
by Law in the interest bearing securities
OF the United States or OF this State f;
and tue interest thereof shall be annu-
ally applied 10 the support Of free com
mon schools throughout the State, and
to no other purpose whatever.
5. The Legislature shall annually
appropriate for the support OF such
schools the interest OF the permaDen,
school fund. the net proceeds OF all
torfeitures and fues accruing TO this
State under the laws thereof; the pro-
ceeds OF the sale Of forfeited, delinquent,
waste and escheated lands all moneys
that may be paid for exemptions from
military duty; the State capi,aton tax
the proceeds OF any taxes that may be
levied 90 the revenues Of any corpora,
ton in this State, aud all such sums as
may be raised by general taxation on
property or otherwise Provided, the
said tax on property shall not exceed in
any one year fifteen cents per one hun
dred dollars valuation.
8. 10 any county oi the State, or in any
district into which the said county may
be divided for common school purposes
there shall be levied by taxation uniform
within the jurisdiction levying the
same, sum sufficient, with the dis
tribuable school fund derived from ths
State, to maintain in the said county o.
distric; a school for at least thre,
months in the year. Provided. tn,
said tax so levied shall not e1ceec
thirty cents per one hundred dollar
valuation aad provided further, ths. i
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THE FREE SCHOOLS.
Report OF the Committee on Taxa
tIOn and Fiaance, Corporations
and Education on the subject of
Free Common schools.

The Committee on Taxation and
Finance Corporations and Education,
to whom were referred various resolu-
tons on the subject OF education, hav.
ing had the same under consideration,
respectfully beg leave TO submit the
following report:
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REAL ESTATE AGENT
oYFfCE-CUsroN HoUBE BUILDING
Wheelinz, W. Va -. ...-
Buys and sells Real EstAts, Ssoeka, As
on commission. april
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e.. III. OClMBY.

"SpeclRl aitcnud
Buildings
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09
HOW TO GO WEST.

This is an enquiry which every one
should have truthtulty answered before he
starts on his journey, and a little care
taken in examination of Routes will in
many cases save much trouble, time and
money,
Tue II. B. & w. Route" running from
indianapolis through Bloomington to Bur-
lington, has achieved splendid reputation
in tho last two years as the leading passen-
ger route to the west At Burlington it
connects with the great Burlington Route
which runs direct through Southern Iowa
to Nebraska and Kansas, with close
connections to California and tho Terri
tories; and passengers starting from Cairo
on their way westward, cannot do better
than to take the |. b. & w. and Burlington
route.
The Line has published pamphlet CAL
led "How to go West" which contains
much valuable information large cor
rect map of the Great West, which can be
obtained free of charge by addressing the
General Passenger Agent B. Il NJ. r. r.
Burlington, Iowa. 7-l2,d&w3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

where it is known, and there are few in.
deed whore it is not, the Mexican Mustang
Liniment takes precedence of all similar
preparations. Its transcendsnt merits
have obtained for it popularity seldom
reached by any proprietary medicine. In
its infancy the fiat Of its success was pro.
nounced in the widespread endorsement,
which il received from physicians, veter.
mary surgeons, horsemen and the public
generally. No one now thinks Of ques
tion'ng its claim to be considered the
standard liniment of America.
l0-6-d&wlw.
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ARE YOU GOING WEST?

Ifso, take our advice and purchase your ticket,
over /. Old reliable and popular Missouri Pa
CIFIC RAILso.p. winch ~ positively The ouly line
running three daily express trains from ~. loul'
to Kansas cay ami the vest aud ~ positively
ana tue day cog n-s, esp clnlly for mover.
equippei with Miller sa.uly la form, ana the
Iat, ut steam brake. From II. Louis TO Kansas
Cup, IT. cot, Lawrence, Lcayenw"rth, heh,-
anf Onara ithuuf chaugei For information IA
regard 10 time tables. rates Sc, to an, point IN
" s.ouri, Nebraska Kansas, Colo ado, Texas, AMI
4 ,lnTnla. cali upon or Eduue-s :. II. Ihomi ~ u,
Agent. Missouri Pacific Il. X. Columbus, ono; OF
H. A. Fort, General Passenger Agent, ~. Louis,
Mo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

AN ADvASTAGE.-A great advantage
possessed by the Evening Star stove is
that, owing TO its capacity and draft, you
can burn almost any kind of wood, and, on
account Of its substance and retention Of
heat, you Can run it with green wood
after it is Lea,ed, by having a small
amount of kinding material. Those hav-
ing to prepare fuel for culinary small
stoves will appreciate this advantage.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy relief to Young men from the effects
OF errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. lmpedimcnts To- Marriage re.
moved. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Book and cricu.
lars sent free. in sealed enyelops.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No.
south Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Pam In.
stitution having high reputation for honor.
able conduct and professional skill
S-l5d&w3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09
IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF CHILDHOOD

Preserve the beauty of the teeth with
Sozodont, and then, when the hair is sill
vered and the eyes dimmed with years,
the mouth will still reveal two glit,ering
rows of Unsullied ivory. l0-6dS S-lw.
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FOR SALE.
ON EASY TERMS

ON EASY TERMSl
A valuable farm within seven miles o..
Metropolis, on the JOnesborO Road, consist
ing OF 200 acres with 90 acres cleared anu
other improvements, now owned and form
erly occupied, by j. y. Rennie.
TERMS.-One.tOurth down--balance in
one, two and three years--nOtes secured by
mortgage, with six per cent. interest.
been clllled and no timber will DO permitted
10 be cut or used, except what u nec ,; ss ay
tor the wear and tear OF the place, unui s''o'
the second payment hss been msde'
For Information arply, q RrNNIr
o.s.tf Cairo, ~.
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very lowest prices. Having engaged the servi,
cSs Of Mr.. Huels, who has had many years
experience 10 one Of best binderies OF 81. LOUIS.
10 superintend this eslAblshment We can con.
ndsptly. promise our patrons work equal TO tbst
Of any Blndsrv In the west.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This superb hair dye is the best in the
harmless, reliable and in.
stantaneous. Nodisappointmcnt. The gen.
uinc W. \. Bachelors Hair Dye produces
immediately natural black or brown. Does
not stain the skin but leaves the hair cleans
soft and beautiful. The only safe and per-
feet hair dye sold by all druggists. Fac
tory. III Bond street. \. Y.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07
w nliack.

In spite of the many attractions in the
city Waiack appeared to a fair audience
last evening at the st. Charles Theatre in
Byron's elegant play of Werner ; or, the
Inheritance" One of the real luxuries of
this theatrical season was the opportunity
of ENJOYING Mr.. Wallacks grand ilnper-
sonaticn Of Hermer last evening Seldom
have the people of New Orleans seen
such acting Majestic and stately, he
defes criticism. The support may lie
deficient, but there are lew actors who
possess such solid scholarship as Mr.. Wal
Wa!Iack. He is not % snowy actor,
but his merits are perfectly genuine.
Originality IS one Of his specialties, and
well the peoole Of New Orleans appreciate
his characteristics. There is always some
thing fresh il his GeIineations, not always
the same manner. the same gestures, or
even the same tone. He is AL actor that
has long been known and admired. His
Werner is nothing new, yet it is somewhat
of novelty, and it seems strange that it
does not arouse Is livelier popular enthu
siasm. If any person deserves a good
audie nee, that person is j. w. Wallack,
and we advise all those who wish to spend
q pleasant and profitable evening to go
and witness his wonderful character of
Henry Dunbar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07
CONGRESS-.

Boutwell, Before the Arms Committee
BabcOck Before the Investigating Conn
nittee-NOminatiOns COnfirmed-Rail-
roads Increasing Mail Rates-Perma-
nent Bonded Tobacco Warehouse
Yerba BneDa Island Grant-Defciency
Appropriation Bill.
WASHINGTON. March 6.-Secretary Bout
well testified before the arms committee
that all proceeds from the sale of arms had
been covered into the Treasury.
General Babcock, before the Investigating
committee. eXonerated himself from con
nection with the general order business
he had never received direct or indirect
benefit therefrOm.
The following nominations have been
confirmed: Bryant, assessor, fourth Ten
nessee district Kinds, of Alabama, consul
tor Rio Janeiro.
.Senate.-A circular signed by Giles A.
Smith, showing a movement among the rail-
road presidents, incluulng w. II. Wander
bllt. Thomas A. Scott and Jay Gould, in
creasing mail rates fifty per cent, was pre-
scnted.
Senate appropriations resumed
The following appointments were to-day
confirmed by the Senate: Colwell, postmas-
ter. Navasota, Texas Moore. postmaster,
Ell Paso, Texas: q. VI. Festuck, postmaster.
Marshall, Texas.
HouSc.-The New York tobacco board of
trade petition for permanent bonded tobacco
warehouses.
The Yerba Buena island grant was dis
cussed without action.
The deficiency appropriation bill was re-
sumed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07

on the anniversary of the entry of the Ger
mans into Paris have given rise to much
comment. on account of the largeness of the
sums disposed of. 1t is said Prince Fred
erck Charles, Generals Won Moltke, Won
Room, Manteutel, and the Duke OF Bavaria
received each 100000 thalers. General
Geoben and Minister Dclbruck 100000, and
twelve others 100, 600 thalers each: and that
Generals Fabrck, Bernthal and others
were proportionately remembered.
BRUSSELS, March 6,-The Chamber of
Representatives have decided. by a vote Of
sixty to thirty-two, to maintain a
minister at the Vatican
LONDON, March 6.-Queen Victoria has
given her groom, John Brown, gold medal
aud an annuity of f25, for his promptnes>
lresisting O'Conners attack.
M. Casmer Pierre declines the French
Ministry of Finance
The Iichborne claimant is in Jail at New
gate.
The French bark Alix was lost with nine
persons.
The marriage of the Marquis of Butte
takes place April I6
MADRID, March 6-The appointment OF
Rear Admiral Apolde Barnahe to the
Spanish Ambassadorship at Washington
has been decided upon.
ROME, March 6.-At a recent meeting OF
the Italian society for the diffusion of the
Bible, Pere Hyacinthe said while he could
not become a member of the society, he
willingly gave it his approval and con-
currence.
PARIS, March 6.-Lanton, editor of the
CO,sic, fought a duel to-day with Rogat of
the Pays. The latter was twice wounded.
Signor Minghetti is expected here shortly
on a private mission from the King of Italy,
to NJ. Theirs, concerning the Roman ques-
ton.
In the Assembly to-day, the report of the
committee confirming the election of
RoUher, as a member of the Assembly from
Corsica, was agreed TO.
Debate was continued on the bill nnpos-
ing penalties for connection with the Inter
national society.
Louis Blanc declared the passage of such
a measure pld throw France back three
During the sitting to-day a question was
propounded to the government by NJ
Quiroud, an Orleanist, with regard to the
resignation of Pouyer Quertier. The intro
duction of this inquiry was followed by pro
longed excitement and uproar.
Mornay warmly praised the conduct OF
the late minister of finance, and demanded
explanations.
The government declined to make imme-
date reply, as the usual notice had not
been given, but promised an answer Satur-
day.
PARIS, March 6, Neutrality-suspicious.
ministerial crisis is expected. 1t is evil
dent that conflict between the Assembly
and the government is at hand.
BERLIN, March 6-Shocks of an earth
quake were felt this afternoon simultan-
eouslv in Dresden. Pierna, Shandau, Chin
nitz, Badenbach, Weimar and Rudalstadt.
The movement was not violent, but was
more or less perceptible at intervals for
over an hour.
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FOREIGN.

Legislation in Beriin-SchOOi OF I'm
>tructiar BiiI-Signi.cant speech OF
Bismarck - Entry of Germans into
Paris-Anniversnry Donations ny the
Emperor-|iini>ter ut the Vatican
Queen yfcforin's Gratifude-The Itch.
borne Claimant in Jail-Bark Lest
Vine Persons Pcrishea-Spanish Ann
bassadorsl,ip at Washington Diff
fusion Of the Bible IN itaIy-Duels in
paris-Election of Rouher Confirmed.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE upper house of
tl,e Prussian Diet has under consideration
the school of instruction bill. During the
debate to-day Bismarck made a significant
speech. He expressed his fears of the dis
loval influences Of the Catholic clergy, and
insisted on a clause providing for the iu-
PRODUCTION of the German language in the
Polish schools. lie assured the cOnserva-
tives that the government did not intend to
break with their party, but it would not
submit to pressure.
The donations granted by the Emperor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07

THE CITY HALL.

The dredge boat engaged in widening
and deepening Galvez canal, from the in
tersection Of Galvez street and the New
canal up to Poydras street. is progressing
very rapidly. The work is being done IN
manner emitting the contractors to the
highest cOmmendation. 1t is new under
stood that the new draining canal is to run
along Poydras street to its intersection
with Hagan avenue. Notwithstanding the
Injunction, the work SO necessary to be
done will be pushed forward as rapidly as
possible.
A petition. forwarded to the Council sew
eral weeks ago, asking for a reduction of
the iceses on four wheeled vehicles from
$50 to 500, has been referred to the Id
ministrator of Assessments. He reports
that $50 is only exacted from the owners
of floats, those vehicles being much heavier
than the others. The license Of all other
four-wheeled vehicles is 500
The scarcity of ballast and other material
necessary for the repairing of streets has
been great drawback to the Department
Of improvements, experience proving that
no amount of cleaning will benefit the I'M
paved streets unless the holes are properly
filled
A complaint has been made to the Admin
istrator of Police that the refuse water from
the Gas Company is being emptied into
Galvez canal instead of that on Hagan ave
nue.. The cause of complaint will, We hear,
soon cease to exist.
ing. Over $4,000 have been paid into the
treasury since the first instant.
The Street Commissioner is putting the
shell roads in excellent order again.
The plan for converting the Marine Hos
pital into an insane asylum is complete.
The square block pavement ordered by
the Council will soon be finished.