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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-02
German Emigration to America.

A letter received by q Wash; .ngton
member of the German Color ization
Soriety seems to indicate that tt q policy
of the Prussian Governmentir in prevent.
ing or discoaraging emigratio' will meet
with considerable oppositio a from the
people themselves. Not wen the re.
cent ders to the manage "a of railroads
and ship.owners, to incre ase their charge
for transportation for nersons leaving
the country, deter e neat numbers Of
farmers and mechanic sfrom making pre-
parations to emlgrat e. The letter refer.
red to sets forth tn ,plan of organization
OF the German.A .naericaa colonization
Ass' citation, the object Of which is to
encourage syste matte emigration to this
country. Inc Association is to be COM
posed entirely of farU. .ers and mechanics
VINO desire % emigr ate, and who, by its
constitute n and bylaws, are required to
have .apita] of at least 500 thalers
eacn' ar ID to tje less than 60 years old.
IL org Anize'. with $50 members, elected
Ies o. dcers, and adopted rules and regu-
,uu On TO-. future operations. Circulars
W 1ve been sent all over the Empire, and
meetings. have been called and measures
taken to establish branches Of the So
Gety in all parts OF Germany.
Persons not joining the Association,
but living in the German Colonies or
the United States, will be allowed to join
the colonies which it Is expected will fol-
follow each other in rapid succession.
The increased cost of living IN Germany
without q corresponding advance OF
wages since the late war has caused
much discomfort, and the movement Is
likely to be very popular. At a recent
meeting of the Association, an Execu-
tive Committee was elected to canvass
for colonists, and some representatives
of this committee are expected in this
country before long, to arrange for the
accommodation Of the first colony,
which will arrive in the Spring. The
Prussian Government is said to be
watching the movement with great inter-
terest, feeling that it, future power as q
| nation depends largely on being able to
keep its able. bodied men at home. II it
interferes to prevent the departure OF
the colonists, they will attempt to bring
the matter to the attention OF the
United States Government.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-02

SHOCKING AcTs BY MEDICAL STUDENTS.
A Montreal correspondent of the Tor
onto Globe says: "The medical students
at Victoria College, Montreal, are becom-
ing the disgrace Of tho city, and are re.
ported to be completely beyond the con-
troll of the Professors. A few days ago
party of them stole bodysfrom their own
dissectiug room, took it to McGill Medical
College, received their price, and had a
drunken spree on the proceeds. Since
then they have been accused of stealing
in broad daylight corpse from the Hotel
Dieu, their own hospital, only dead few
hours and unburied, Of taking It tos col-:'
Iese and. selling it,aud spending the neney
IN similar way.n 9l
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-02

a HA1r-M1LE TRAcK.-Iay off two
st-night sides GOO feet each (paralleD and
452: feet apart, connected at each end
with a perfect semi-circle (radius 226i
feeD; place your fence exactly on tue line
so formed, (Which Is the inside OF your
track and you track will measure exactly
half mile, three feet from the fence.
II not convenient to get an engineer to
run the curves, it can be done by placing
stake midway between the parallel
straight sides at each end ; fasten wire
to this and measure upon it 226t feet,
which, from the center stakes, will ex.
actly reach the ends of the parallel lines;
then describe your semi.circle, beginning
at the end OF one of the straight sides
and putting down stake every twelve
feet
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-02
Conyicts on the Road.

On one part of the line, writes a.cor.
respondent who has been travelling in
Virginia, q motley crew Of State-prison
birds were at work. The State Of Vir.
ginia hires out its convicts to such oat-
door labor, and does well for them as
we'll as itself in the act. For surely it Is
better for a man to live out of doors,
even though his labor is more severe,
than to be shut up between walls, away
from the sunshine, the trees, and the
fresh air. These copvicts were dressed
in shirts and trowsers having broad black
stripes they lived in strongly built
shanties, having iron gratings in the
windows and guards, dressed in home.
spun and armed with rifles, watched
over them to prevent escapes. Our ar
fists we're amused at the GOODNESS with
which one of these guards explained that
he was rather noted shot /; and that he
did not think, from where he stood, on
little knoll, any man could get away
alive from his rifle. The eonvicts thrive
much better than in prison, and we could
not help but wonder if it would not be
wise to employ State-prison convicts
generally or universally in road-build.
ing. All our States need good country
roads I; and If convict labor we're turned
systematically to the thorough construe
ton of such roads. it would be but few
years tefore country life, IN the Eastern
States at least, would lose one OF its
most serious drawbacks while the con.
victs themselves would acquire the
knowledge of an art-the art OF con-
structing durable, and smooth hard coun.
try roads-which would make them
skilled laborers and useful in every new
country.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-02
Ioss or LIFE ON THE LAKEs.-From IL

Loss OF LIFE ON THE LAKEs.-From the
statistics Of the loss CT l,fc upon the great
lakes during tho present season, it appears
that lS9 persons were drowned, ard Of
this number 113 were lost with the vessels
upon which they were engaged. The other
seyenty-six cases were those Of sailors who
.ell over board, and were washed of by
heavy seas. This loss Of life seems suffici.
emily large, but the total number Of sucb
ca.ualtio, is sixty-one less than during the
previous year.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-02
VOL. III. NO. 13.
After All.

I'm sometimes puzzled which most admire: 4:
Belinda's wealth Of lovely golden hair,
Letitil's jet black eyes Of sparkling fire,
Or bright Matilda's skin 70 dazzling fair;
Bat, after all,
Ny little Flo loyes ms, and love her.
Ny fancy now and then is led astray
by Lucy's graceful shspc and slender waist
BY Milly's dainty feet I'm drawn away,
orhalf besuiled By D ora'stact and taste;
But, after all,
NJ little Flo loves me, and love her.
When steadily think of her I'm safe:
Ny heart its royal constancy AYERS;
I'm not n tickle wandering stray or waif
I'm proof against all charms but hers;
But. after all,
love my little Flo, and she loves me.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-02

Coop Observation-Disclosures the
Hoosac Tunnel shaft was sunk 1,030 feet
into the earth, the heading from it was
so true that when the junction was made
with the opening from the east. it show.
cd difference in line of only five.six.
teenths of an inch, and difference in
level OF but three-eights Of an inch.
This result seems almost Incredible, but
it rests upon the statements Of the Mas.
sachusetts State Engineers, who have
made O careful examination Of the work.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-02

A GREAT UNDERTAKING. number
of business men OF New York have. as
sociated themselves together for the
purpose of erecting building in the up.
per part of the island similar to the Crys-
tai Palace at Sydenham, England. 1t is
purposed to make of the palace place
for the industrial exhibitions. The
building will be very large, and will cost
from 100000 to $4,000, 1000, according
to the material of which it shall be con-
structed. The capital basis OF the COM
pany has not been stated. but it will
probably be in the aeighborhood OF So
100000. The undertaking is vast one
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-02

Two years passed away, and during
hat time James Lannipg lost not 9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-25

TIE editor Of the Philadelphia Age
has been examining the files of that
paper to bee what was said about the
manacling Of Mrs. SuRRArr. at the time
Eofher trial. 1t says: ''Ths Military
Court at first Sat in secret session. Its
doors were forced open by the press, and
our reporters began with the proceed.
ipgs Of the 18th of May, 1865. DR.,
mud is described as leaning his arms
on the ratings, to relieve the weight OIL
the manacles on his wrists. The irons
on ARNOLD are also described by a pc"
culiarity in them. Nothing is said OF
irons on any OF the other prisoners !;
tho ugh,we do not understand it now to
be denied that the men were manscled.
A particular description OF Mrs. SUR
RAFT in our report makes no mention
OF irons on Der, At the same session,
General HARRIS, one Of the Court, made
his insulting motion to exclude the
Hon. RRvERDY JOHNSON, Mrs. SuRRATrs
counsel, on the ground Of a public letter
written by him at.tbe time Of the Mary
land Convention, 10 relation to the
abortion of the Constitution of that
State"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-25

WE have received a copy Of The pros-
pectus of the Ohio City Iron and Nail
Works, now being erected at Martins
Ferry, Ohio. The,Directors desire to
place $4,000 of the stock in order to
avail themselves Of the present low
price Of pig iron, and to this end invite
the attention of capitalists to their en-
terprise. The capital stock of the com.
pany is $4,000, which is divided into
shares OF 500 each. 1t is expected
that the works will be completed and
commence the manufacture OF iron and
nails in January next. The prospects
of the company seem quite as favorable
as those of any other in this locality
and we have no doubt that the invest
ment will prove profitable.
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A GOOD rnins DuIy Appreciated.

No beneficial revolution eyer goes back
ward; and this maxim is as invaribie in
medicine as IN politics. The advent OF
HoStetter's Stomach Bitters, twenty years
ago, produced a revolution in Entertainment
of large class of ailments, and that reyolu-
ton has ever since been in 1.-THE full tide OF
successful experiment" II that tide has
borne the proprietors of the celebrated
vegetable specific 'on 10 fortune 1t has also
borne thousands OF human beings, who
were languishing under the effects OF
disease, weak and hopeless, out Of the
depths OF dependency into the paradise
of health and cheeriulne;s. 1t is no eN
aseeration to say, that 10 the vigor, the re-
gularity of habit OF body, the good appetite
and perfect digestion, acquired under the
operation of this unequalled tonic and cor
receive, multitudes OF people in every walk
OF life, who had been vainly physicked In
the usual way, owe the blessings OF renew
ed health and the prospect OF prolonged lie.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-25

NESYoRK is again dissatisfied with
its &ptroller, When TWEED was
overthrow, Mr.. GREEN, who seems 10
have been regarded, and so far as
known is rightly considered TO be, an
honest man, took the position. But
Mr.. GREEN has been reticent. lie has
carried b 8 csution too far, and has re-
fused 10 pay money that really was
justly due. and he has, furthermore,
made no annual report for the three
years last past. Now, he refuses to al
low commission, regularly appointed
to examine all the city departments,
access to bis accounts. The citizens
have almost come to the conclusion
that an unreasonsbly obstinate honest
man is about as troublesome as a
rogue.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-25
Stnbhiu. ANFay.

At New Creek, West Va, on Sunday
last, q boy named VIM Peters, about
Is years OF age, stabbed another boy
named Charlie McCarty, the latter gu
adopted son of Mr.. Joseph McCarty Of
that place. The boys were engaged in
q fignt, in which McCarty was getting
the upper hand when Peters drew a
knifeIaud inflicted several severe wounds
npon his person. The aSsailsut made
mis- escape and has not since been
heard OF. Mr.. McCarty declares his
determination to bring him to Justice
CumJerLr1d Times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-25

A CURIOUS case bearing some resem-
blance to the Congressional muddle in
this State has arisen in Indiana. In the
ninth Congressional District of that
State, last year, there was a very heat
ed contest between the sitting member,
J.P.C. SHANKs, Republican, and
Mr.. JOHN E. NEFF, a Democrat. The
vote was so close that the decision
depended, upon some lnformaIl-
tiles in a score Of ballots, and Cover
nor BAKER refused to give the certifi-
cate of election to either claimant.
When Governor HENDRICKS came into
Office, Mr.. NBFF, applied to him for a
certificate, but was still refused. lie
has now applied to court for a man
damus directing the Governor to issue
the desired certificate of election. The
result of the application will be looked
for with some interest by the members
elect to Congress in the several districts
of this State.
We believe il is not contended by
any one that the Governors certificate
will give to it's holder an absolute
right to a seat in Congress. 1t affords
only prima Jacie evidence OF right
TO the seat and, when a contest is
made, the House will determine for it
self who is legally entitled to and shall
enjoy the place. The Governors Ger.
tificate is merely an expression OF ms
opinion as to the result of the election,
and it is little hard to Imagine a
case where. after an examination Of the
returns or of the law relating to the
day OF election, the Governor has form
ed no opinion at all. So far as appears
from his official acts Governor JACOB
has no more idea as to whether an cleo
ton for members OF Congress was held
in this State last fall than he Las as to
who will be King Of the Cannibal Is
lauds in the year 1000.
A STATE Board OF School Examiners
is provided for by the present law. 1t
lie composed OF the State Superintendent
OF Free Schools and two professional
teachers appointed by the Governor
We understand that the Governor has
appointed Mr.. KENNY, OF Point Pleas
ant, and Mr.. LET'S, and the board met in
Charleston few days ago and arranged
spartial list of appointments The duty
OF the State board is to examine appli-
cants for professional certificates which
entitle the holder to exercise the pro-
fession OF teacher throughout the State
OF West Virginia druing his lie or good
behavior. These certificates are equiv
slent in authority to the diplomas
granted to students who have creditably
finished the course of instruction at
one of the branches OF the State Nor
nal School. The list of appointments
for this section OF the State will be pub
lished hereafter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-25
Country Residence for Sale.

rTHE ELEGANT COUNTRY PLACE,
/ situated on the National road, adjoin-
ing VIM. Stamm's, about four miles east Of
this city, il offered for sale. 1t contains
TWELVE AND A HALF acres OF ground,
and has on il good House, Stable and
Carriage House, Stone Spring House, an
excellent variety Of Fruit, and everything
going 10 make a complete and comfortable
home. For particulars enquire on the
premises or Of the undersigned.
sepIS-h w T CHA MRERS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-25
DIED.

KNoX-At one o'clock on Tuesday morn
Ing, september %, 1873 OF congestion OF the
bowels, CHESTER ID. KNOX.
His funeral will take place from his late
residence at Leatherwood. on Thursday
afternoon, the 25th inst, st two o'clock.
The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend Carriages will leave the
residence Of the Hon. S. Mcclellan, on Main
street at one o'clock.
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS. WlNSL0W'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident
to the period OF teething in children. 1t re-
lieves the child from pain, cures wind oolic,
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
and health TO the child, gives rest to the
mother.
Be sure and call for
"MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. deyb
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THE FIRST MEDAL

At THE VIENNA EXPOSITION, BE
~ ING the highest recompense for Reed
Organs of any class, and from al countries,
has been aEarded the Mason & Hanlin
Cabinet Organs, by the concurrence of the
Special Jury, International Jury, and two
Sub-Juries, including the most eminent
Artists and Experts from different coun-
tries II is significant that in comparison
with these, other American Crgans were
not found worthy Of even diploma.
ADAMS & LUCAS,
sanity Sole Agent lO9 Market St
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-25
Public Sale of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.

r WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
at the residence Of W. P. Wilson, de-
ceased, opposite North street M, p. Church,
on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Goth, at ten
o'clock, one lot Household and Kitchen
room and Chamber Sets. Also Carpets
Cooking stoves, Extension Table, &C., and
various other articles too numerous to men
ton. W. a. WlLoON, EAecuSo,r;;
]. NJ. MILLER, Auctioneer. sepA-i
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JOSEPH BELL & co.
sep25
TN rWE MUNICIPAL COUaT OF
i WHEELING,
John Arbenz, Administrator, &C.,
as.
Mary Zimmerman, and Others,
IN CuANCEpY

IN CHANCERY.
The undersigned, commissioner OF said
Court, hereby gives notice that in pursu-
ance of q decree made and entered in the
above entitled cause by said Court, on the
22nd day OF September, A. D., 1873, he will,
at his office on the northeast corner OF
Chaplne told Fourth and Twelfth (old
Monroe) streets, in the city OF Wheeling,
West Virginia. on the oath day OF October,
1873, commencing at ~ o'clock, A. NJ, pro-
coed to take, state, and report to said Court,
LIST. What real estate, IL any, the said l..
Frederick Zimmerman owned at the time
OF his death. ill.,.
End. What liens, If any, and their respec-
tive amounts and priorities, exist against
said real estate.
Srd. To take, state and report the amount
Of personal estate o the sal Il L. Frederick
ought 10 have comeinto the hands of the
said John ArbenZ. Administrator, to be adj
ministered by him, and whether the same
is or was sufficient to pay in full the unse-
cured Indebtedness OF the said L. Frederick
Zimmerman, deceased.
And.the creditors or l.. Frederick Z!m-
norman, deceased, and all persons having
claims against said decedents estate are
hereby notified comformably To said decree,
that they are required 10 present their
claims and demands, for adjudication be-
fore such Commissioner, at his said Of
fee on or before the 9th day OF October,
A. d., 1873, the peremptory day appointed
" him as authorized in the decree, in
order that the same may be considered, their
validity passed upon and allowed, and the
same viii be reported by him IA required
in detail To the Court, with the names OF
creditOrs.. and the amount OF their respec-
tive claims and demands, and when each is
due. an I'd the aggregate thereof due or to be-
come due from said estate. And that he
will further, at the same time and place,
inquire into and report any other matter
deemed pertinent by himself, or which
may be required by any party IN interest.
L. q. JORDAN,
Commissioner OF said Court.
DAVENPORT DOVENER,
sen23-a-dw Solicitors fcrCom plainant
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ESIDENCE
FOR - a L Il.

Ioffer for sale my property, on the corn.
er of Fifth and Quincy streets, consisting
ofTwo LOTS with BRICK DWELLINGS
on each. In my home house there Is ten
rooms, bath room, green house, and all the
modern conveniences.
sep2-a SAMUEL LACGHLIN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-25

One young lady at Saratoga created
a sensation by wearing diamond buckles
in her shoes. She WAS awfully careful
about holding up her dress when the
walking was wet or dirty.
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H'LERTI'S OFFICE OHIO COUNTY
~ CIRCUIT COURT, Aug. rules ~ 1873.


~ $50 wv 'N- .N"p' "'S' ~ '"'''
Alfred Ewing,
STATE OF WEST VA. TO THE SHERIFF
or ONO Co., GEEElISG:
We command you that you sum mon Alfred
Ewing, il he be found in your EailiwiCk, IN
appear at the Clerks Ollie" of the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county, at rules to LC held for
the said Court, on The first Monday in Aug.
1873, 10 answer p bill in ChanCery exhibited
against him in the said Court by MgTgaTe.
Ewi ne. And have then there this W
Witness, SamUel Il. McCOllOch, Clerk OF our
said Court, at the Court House OF said COun-
y, I'm the city OF Wheeling, the an day OF
August, 1913, and IN the eleventh year of the
State OF West Va.
SAM'L Z. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
Alfred Ewing Is no Inhabitaut OF my
b-I.IwIck, nor found therein.
X. =. BROWN, 8. &C.
Wheeling, August !, 1873.
The object OF this suit IS 10 obtain n decree
Of divorce uincUiO UlntrfmOHU, and II APP
pcaring from an affidavit filed I'm this cause
that the defendant. Alfred Ewing, ~ not Il
resident or this State, on notion OF the
plaintiffs counsel, Il 81 ordered that the said
defendant 90 arpe-r hero within one
month after ,hG frst publication Of this or
der, and do what Is necessary 20 protect his
Interest herein.
SAML. y. Nc-OLLOCIT, C!"rk.
The defendant viii take notice that the
dDrJ-l'.D1s Of James Laund"r and others,
viii Dee taken a The law Office 81 Mc9rS.
Davenport u DOycncg, cast side Of th8pllue
street. ar' door Up stairzl north Of " rlytn
street, Wheeling West Virginia, or the Gth
Csy o., October, 1913 10 he used IN Evidence
IA ~" above cause, and II not completed
on tnai day o. be- continued i!Om day 10 day
until CpmD!D'ed.'
DAVENPORT Z DCVENOR.
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THE Cincinnati Commercial propounds

lbs Clnclnnatl CoMmsTc9aE plopouuus
the following eonundrum:
"If the Government has to assume
the debt Of the Territory Of Columbis,
because Boss SHEPHERD is nice man,
why shoald not the Northern Pacific
bonds be guaranteed by the Govern
ment, on account of the sufferings OF
JAY Cooks in crushing the rebellion p
We pause for q reply.
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CLOCKS
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, con-
a TANNING FIVE rooms, located on
Hampden street, between old 5th and 9th;
This house was lately renovated, painted
and papered, and is in excellent order. A
rare opportunity is now offered TO those
Wishing to purchase house on moderate
terms. Apply to Thomas r. Owens, or to
. THOS. 4. GILLESPIE,
Real Estate Agent, I'D, between Main and
Markst SITS, Centre Wheeling. sep24a.
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National Business College,

DrEPAREs YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
for business life. 1t has the best teaeh-
ei 8, best course Of study, and does most for
its students. Students receive personal In
struction, and advance as rapidly as their
ability will admit. For circular giving fun
information, address
MARTIN & FRASHER,
auglI Wheeling, w. Va.
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WANTED.

4 BAEKEvPER WHO UNDERSTANDS
n the oyster business. References re-
quired. Enquire at the Cid Exchange,
Union street. ;. y. BURDAT-,
sep2S.u
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NOTICE.
For Marietta and Parkers-
burg,

- THIS DAY, AT l0I A. NJ,
tllrES steamer Iron Valley and barge
iSass5zeszsA Wild Wagner No.2 For freight
appIyto J. u. motifs.
sept24-Q Agent