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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25
BROOKE COUNTY
v RARM FOR RAER

Tho subscriber oRers for sale his Farm, GitnA-
ted on the Ohio riTeF, IN Gross Creek 1ounahip,
Brooke county, W01tVGg eppoEite the lingo
lion Wofkl. Containing 80 Geres, intending
aeIes on Hingo lSSnd The i%PEoTS g con- e;
Substantially Of brick abIes, gtinehes, SnoGe
hoaseA, spEing house. coal and wood houeoS, init
HhedS, &c; an orchard containing 1000 OF the
choicest apple ueeS, ifnldnG nom July 70 ne
latest keoPSFs, @ o. Tie nneSt ehetIy tres u
full bearing; Slto, be1rs, .pl1m1. peaches and
ounces; ANAL, fIuitS,. such As eurrantA: goose
berries, Gf1pes, vine berries and strawberries,
which have been selected Aud cultTAted with
especial cara The % acres Of river bottom,
6tGte Of elltfVatJon and annot 30 exeellet In
The United 9tAte for thepr0duetone Of his ht.
t1dA. !ThnWholg upland RboundG IN mine1Gl9,
limestone 9ra, clay, iFpn ore 90 TO 20 PEI eenp,
eonE10meFate oteA, and quarrie9 OF most excel
ees Sa2q ~ -. q S,Snt 01SI,t3 Fl H.
stonn. AVeFAging I've foet IN thickness, projecting
% Tho front Of he river hQls and eonIeulent Of
Geeeaa; also he VaiuAble Bub.stI8h Of coal, e.
p64AlIy adapted 70 smelling Of iron AID tho
stenbenTilla and JeGefson companies are work.
Ing. Also, . superior vein Of IRE cay, leet N
thickness, Of Is aeIeB extent opening 100 teet
Ab0Ye the dYCE bank s''i
MlnFo IIlGnd q . point on which there l. an
annual accumulation Of Hand sumeient 70 supply
and tho who'll and market. being Of . quality
GuitAhle TOT furnaces, rolling mIllS, railroads,
building and plAItertuH purposes.
The tTaeth66aTlVeT IEont Of 455 poles, 10 feet
Of VhichIS - good river landing As any On the
Ohio river.
VIII sell he whole tact together. Persons
wishing 70 purchase win please call and exam.
Inc for thomHelTns. Communications addressed
to me a stenheaTtlle. Ohio, viii receive prompt
,tS1i1edSsv ~ J.R. BURGoYNE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25

JouN q. HRAToX, ESQ, editor Of the
St. Clsirsville Gazette, died very suddenly
at his residence in that place on Saturday
night of hemorrhAge Of the bowels.
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THE NEW SESSION OF
DR. MGVEEs SCHOOL FOR LADIES I GENTLEMEN

begins SeptembeE lat. The following course Of
studies will be pursued: BnEliAh, German,
French. History. Geography, Mathematics, Pen
1nAnship, Book keeping, Correspondence, etc,
under corps Of eminebuy able teaehera
Applications viii ba received a. the ofilec. Il3
Market street (GboVe Singers storel from 10 70
Il O'Clock A.
I hereby announce 70 The ladies and gentlemen
who have hefttOI0re received my iAstFuetionS In
the Languages, that the lessons - suspended
during the heated term"-Wiu be resumed Sep
tembeE isL Twin be pleased TO meet my old %.
pits, and Others Who may wish 10 avail them
selves o. the opportunity 10 join the elASSes.
Aull-4,W4s DR. MAYER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25
nEMALR SCHOOL,
HagerstOwn Seminary,

6OH YOUNG LADIES.
The Pail Term oithIS popular Institution will
commence on Monday, tie fEBt day Of Septem.
bIr next. Parents or Guardians desiring Z
school Of the highest character, 1t moderate
rates, for theIr Children or Wards, apply for In
formation 10 the Principal. Rev. John Nc.
GROIN, .. D., HGgerstuWI, Maryland.
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Episcopal High SChOoI Of Virginia
NEAR ALEXANDRIA.

The SOth ANIMAL Session OF this School for Boys
Terms $50 per year. No extras. Catalogue,
with particulars, sent on application 70 the PTtn.
dpAl- L u. BLACKBOARD, Ma,
lytSd,EWAW ALEXANDRIA, Va
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

It's great popularity IL due to the fact, that It
IL the PURESF, CHRAFEaF and BEtT BAKING Pow.
pEw IN the market
NcCABB, KRAFT & CO.. Prop.!etors,
myi9 Wheeling, ". Va,
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General Notices.
Bellsire Water Works Bonds.


1 NBSIEnr1I, 8, August % ls1a5
10 eject an oxtenGion Of ihe W1ter R9pS;2 ]
am SnthnFiEed % sell GfeW more Of these deslIa.
ble NecufIiies, in addition to $1,000 already
cold, the entire loan being limited 70 Nv -,
TheSe Bonds run from S 70 IS years, and DcAt
infare0t Al per can't. per Gnnpm. The Coupons
m pSYnole IN March and September.
These Bonds are not taxable here, except Wneu
held By reAi6ents. pr,11uAN
a1IQ Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25

Hon. L. DAEFoRD opened the fall
campaign at ArmSrong's Mills, in Bel
mont county, on Satur day last. "
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PENN'A FRMALECOLLEGE,
PITTsBCRGH. PA.

~ E4IIbbIhIhe IA.
TO b opened Wednesday, scpt 18th. Supplied
With experienced and competent Professors GnG
Instructors.
PruTiGious made for thorough liberal educs
ZION. Degrees eOnfeFTOd upoa completion d
eo0rte. Partial eourse students received, Con,
SANITY enlhrRtnR equipments. Buildings Eu'
surpassed for location, beauty and comfort FO'
!uIthef information apply 70 JAMES BLACK,
DID, President Of FGculty, Fiith Avenue, Pitts.
6uERh, Pa, OF any Of the following named tins.
tees: JGnts LauRhltn. Robt. Mcknight J. 4.
4oorheAd, Pres't &C., Hon J. p. S;CIrett Rev.
Drs. Howard. Wilson, Brown, DE. Jas. klnE,
Nal. VIM. FreW, &c, &c.
Refer also 70 The following patrons: I'm Eben.
NeJuRktn, ButleE, Pa; Gen. A. B. NCalmont,
Franklin, Pa; Hon. J. ". SeodGld, Warren. Pa /;
David MiIen, XeniG, O.; Rev. DR.. J. ?. Hutch.
son, Madison, Ind, &c, &c. jyI9-eod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25
Special NotIcea
special NotICeas
EEP IT IN YOUR HOUSE.
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound.

A SAFE, SWrt o',d SPEEDY CufFt Tor D!GITheA,
Dysentery, cholera Morbus, summer Complaint,
&C. This medicine Is usad and endorsed BY a
EFaIter number Of people than aLy other prcrAT.
alton ever introduced. No CURE no PAT.
McCABE, KRAFT \ CO., PEopsictorf,
IeS0 Wheeling, ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25
De, JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon,
don, graduate nom one Of the most eminent
Colleges In tho United atSteS, and the create
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
haS effected some, Of the most Astonishing care
eVGr known. Many troubled with ringing II
the head and can when asleep, great nervOBs
meas, being alarmed At sudden sounds, bAShiul
meas, with frequent bluBhlng, attended Roms
tines With defangement Of mind, Vere care
Immediately,
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For Sale.

DUBLIO SALE OF YALUA-f IN
BILE RAJ RSTATR Win Uell At II
Public Auction. on Tuesday, August q,
ISES, Ct l0O'elock A. y at the tB1nt door o. the
Court HouSe, two Brick Dwelling Houses, stu
ate on John street, between 6th and eth, two
stories hGh, containing aVe F00mB each, ktGEht n,
wash. house and CELLAR Gas And'I AtEr Though
Out. The property rents for 500 % pef yeAI.
MrHLLRR Auetioueer. Sao
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25

Who have injured themselves BY AeetAIn p'ae
tee indulged IN when alone, q habit freQUetiIy
learned from evil companions or a. school, TIE
effects ofWhich arc nightly felt, oven when Gsleep
and II not cured rEuders marriage tmmpos.sble
and destroys both mind and body, should app!
Immediately.
WhstA pity that young man, The hops Of b,
county, The darling Of his parents, shOad ;,
snatchef from all prospects and eDjoyments .
life by tho consequences Of deTisting from u
path Of nature and INDUCING In 8 certain set:t
habit Such pereoHs must. before eOptempistihl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

,t15 II
-s.is. stss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
Reform Demanded .

The Philadelphia AA-day City Item, will not
hold Its peace, and while the other Republican
papers keep quiet about the corruption that has
existed in that city for many years. it still insists
that reform is demanded. 1t says:
"The case of Wldener (t2O,s 300, and the more
recent trouble OF Houseman at the office of the
Recorder of Deeds, not TO speak OF Mr. Lough-
ridges ofense, are really alarming. If these
things are permitted to go unpunished, there is
no safety for us-government ia at an end.
Every one who loaned money on mortgage. or
who bought house during the incumbency of
Houseman, may well look and inquire as 10 how
far he HAS been compromised pecuniArily!
Certainly reform Is demanded ana we should
be glad to see 1t carried ont within the lines Of
the party, if that is possible.
Mr.. Houseman, TO aaFe the reputation Of hls
party ought 10 ask rigid investigation, and 10
save his party, MI. Widener should Withdraw from
the canvass
We are waiting for an expression Of opialon
about those stolen Charlotte Parker Bonds
(e20 0e00) in the Press, the Bulletin, North Amer.
ican, Inquirer and Telegraph.
Itmust be infamously untrue that Mr. WldenerB
advertisements (a6Out 1900 to each papeTl,
silences these jouTnals- : =,
TammAHy sileneed the New York papers, but It
required heavy sum,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
rhE SALARY s1EA,

There is no truth in either of these allegations
The salary OF the President, up to the 4th of
March last wns SIS CO year, and the bill (which
was passed previous TO that dale,) was entirely
prospective. He received no increase backward
As to his going to the Capitol TO urge his own
Increase, the story is a Dare-faced fabrication
Commercial.
II wonld be very easy thing for the President
to say his visit TO the Capitol was for another
purpose; but that would not invalIdate the asser-
tion to the contrary thai has found its way all
over the country, and never been denied by any
responsible man who was not interested in the
"steAl," or the party which approves it and helps
to cover up Its inequity.
Gen. Garfield is not the only witness against
Grant He is centured all over the country for
not vetoing the bill or returning it with obiec-
tions. The New York Sun shows clearly that he
did receive back pay. We quote it for the benefit
OF the Commercial which pretends to have ex.
amined the law, but may not have done so care
fully 1t says &
"The case Of Gen. Grant is still more marked
for leaving out OF view his influences in passing
the bull. this measure could never have become a
law without hiS GiStiRct approval. He ia more
responsible for 1t fact than either branch Of Con-
gress, hecanSe his single will decided the question
in his oion fdroT. Had there been no constitu-
tionA doubt to give pause, there vas at least the
question of delIcacy, if not OF decency, to cause
President to hesitate about signing bill in the
last hours Of an expiring Congress, by which he
Wasperso1ally to pocket more than Sl00, 600. For
this this lev makes his pay date back from the
4th OF March, instead Of the lst of July, the he
ginning OF the hscal year. up TO which time the reg
ula- salary had already been Appropriated. He
received, therefore, four months of back pay at
the increased rate"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
Too Much bathing Hur,TuI.

DR., Newman thinks we all bAthe't too much toi
health. He says that even the Prophet Moham,
med, fanatic of cleanliness, regards friction with
sand Is compensatory Tor washing. 1t any one
supposes that the limbs and trunk Of the body can
not be kept as perfectly clean by dry rubbing o.
by any amount OF washing, he has something to
learn. The old Romans did not, as q nation, be-
take themselves to baths till the era OF efeminacy
set in. Tacitus says OF the Germans In the
midst OF this dirt they grow up into those limbs
which we admire. The Scythians of Hcrodotps,
we're reported not to wash, but in cold weather,
At distant intervals, to cover their bedies with
hot, spicy paste. 1t dried on them, and dropped
off when cold leaving the flesh clean.
Northern races know that cold water takes
strength out Of them and they do not volunteer %
touch it. Their practice has more weight with
me than recent theories. Warm bathing tends to
human beauty. Perhaps it makes more delicate
animals more susceptible to cold. think 1t does.
hot air bath is very different thing, and more
akin to the Scythian practice. But granting that
wealth msy advantageously avail itself Of warm
water, with a cold shower bath after. it does not
justify universal command TO men and women,
rich aud poor. TO wash their bodies every day in
cold water, as many Of our sanitarians do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

The farmers of Illinois have not gone into the
political business for nothing. They seem to have
policy y Whleh grove with tHeiF olEaaiEpdOh, Aad
as that natures, their objects and purposes are
more fully made known. The latest proposition
seems to be that reelection shall be mnde IN thl
salaries Of ali public officers. Perhaps The Con.
gressional salary steal has produced this last el-
fort, and, If SO, it may be set down as an omen
favorable 10 the release of the people from the
thrnldom of that corrupt body of men, who
have held high carnival at Washington; that
their power over tie masses is fast approaching
an end, and purer and more moderate men will
take the places of those who esteem themselves
and their service Of such vast importance. II a
change is not made soon, Congress will become
worse than the Pennsylvania Legislature, to which,
it is said, . just man cannot be sent without be-
coming dishonest
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
The Farmers ana the nallroaaa.

The farmers of Illinois propose to put down
the salaries OF county officers TO figures proper
.tionate TO what . paid for similar services In
private life. They ele|a lhat this plan. would
save the State $3.50 year.
The Burlingtons w, IlaRpkeye, RepRbllfin
paper says that "of tWenty-Hve State Sansfofs
noIding over, seventeea are owned by rairoalls {"
The following resolutions were passcd by The
farmers Of Long Lake, Minnesota 81
ReSo'Ued, That We condemn as q species Of IN
direct bribery the custom of our legislators re-
ceiving free passes on railroads, and shall here
after look with suspicion upon any public officer
who shall accept free pass from a railroad com.
pany. n
Resolred, That we recommend that the holiday
excursions and junketlDgs Of our Legislature be
hereafter undertaken at their own expense, and
that the peoples money shall not be taken % pay
for time so wasted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
cen. Custer In Trouble.

Considerable excitement was recently caus-
ed in the force composing the Yellowstone ex-
peditiOn by the arrest OF Gen. Custer, the IA
nous cavalry leader, by order of Gen. Stanley,
commanding the expedition, for reasons not
made known. Custer marched whole day
In the rear of his command before he was re-
leased. Clusters men denounced this action
as tyranny, while Stanley's men sustained
their COMMANDER. Stanley also ordered the
destruction OF all intoxicating liquors in camp,
and in one hour nSt single drink was left
The infantry sutler lost six barrels and the
cavalry sutler seven. 1t is reasonable to sup
pose that too many of these same barrels ac-
cJmpanie0 the expedition and caused insubor-
diDatiOu and inethclency.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

The COUNTRY SEAT OF JAY OooKE.-T ThecOun-
try seat of Jay Cooke, the we'll known banker, in
Cheltenham township, Montgomery county, con.
tains 200 OF land, $50 OF which is cultivated
The name given to the place Is "Ogontz." The
mansion is l90 by l57 feet, built of stOne five
stories high, including the mRnsard roof and con-
tains tfty-two rooms. The furniture is all Of heavy
walnut, elegantly carved, and.the rooms are cover
ed with costly carpets, and lace curtains of the
finest texture adorn the windows. The paintings,
the deer park, the conservatory, the aquarium,
the stables, the rare trees and plants, the walks
the drives, the gas works, the green house, and
everything about the place are most elegant, cost
ly and complete in their style. Ga the tirst floor
Vf tue main tower OF the building the private
Office OF Mr.. Cooke, and in this Is q battery by
which he can telegraph to all parts Of the world.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

TRULY.-One OF the correspondents to the GA
zETrE. in yesterdays issue, truly remarks that
"the proposed enormous expenditures for the Wa
ter Department, in addition TO an annual expendi-
tare Of nearly 100000 ought to have reused the
Republicans to thorough understanding" Ger
tainly. The writer, who is not a voter with the
Democratic party, but knows much that has trans
Pired, is himself alarmed because he has the best
interests of the working people at heart and sees
that an immense debt will soon be piled up, the
interest OF which they will have to pay.
Another intelligent correspondent, in the same
issue, who knows whereof he speaks, makes it
very clear that the Council Is expcnding at rate
that will leave balance against the city Of about
S65,OOO at the end of the year, In the shape of
floating debt. In fact he charges that the tax
levy Is now II per cent. whereas last yenr 1t was
Is per cent, and that notwithstanding this there
will be the deficiency named above. Perhaps the
pleasure Of anOahertvisN to Dover aud another
dolby fee" Is anticipated. ...-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

The DELAWARE GAZETTE, established l7s4
is the largest and most hOuTishing weekly th
state, and hss larger circnlatiOn than any 0the
On the Peninsular.F PubliBhbd every Friday morn
ing at ~ year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

TIE DAILY GAzKTFn ii bnblished every ARerhOOn.
except Sunday at 4l6 MAtkets street and served By
carriers 70 subscribers IN all parts Of WilmihEten
and the surrounding tow and villAgea. Df six
cents week, payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
OS in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
OMo W0lIaF ReRlToR,

etai Fi H4f ~ Asstfstaf
a4k .etessssE 8 4esAa.8 iass sa0,
t.0g iass7 - ss- aa4.sga isem
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

The OOlOrsd men in Bourbon county, Kentucky.
who voted The Democratic ticket ct the late elac-
ton. are being grossly persecuted and maltreated
nitrre destroyed, and some Of them have BEN
stc ID at night and rCbbed Id the day time. 4
roUabd of $50 head has been offered for the Of
fsnden By the local authorities but the question is
asked why the Radical papers say nothing about
the 0rApf m hlpT, ana Why thS General GQVelpr
mspt mike no effort Ia preserys iofdet Ia that
turbulent district
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

Az ReW York e1press train on the Great
Western Railroad was approaching The Welland
Canal drAwbrid at Thorald, Canada, yesterday
morning, the water gauge glassin front Of the dre
box of the engine bnTst, letting out steam and
water. This 50 Attained tlis fb6giheef that be
jumped of without Bringing his engine toa stand
at the bridge. The draw being open, the engine
and baggage car tumbled into the canal No one
Was injured, the locomotive and baggage car dll-
Of the passenger coaches to fall into it. The road
was ObStTuetsd toFtWo heufh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

WILMINGTON. Del, Apgusle 90. Is7a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

Fanny Bush, colored, convicted of the murder
OF her infant 10 Harrison county, KY, has been
sentenced 10 be hanged On November I4th' Il
is said that she and her children where starving,
and that she drowned one of them to be better
abe TO provide for the other. 3,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

-s2a 'GLz tisstat s,saaei.sas aas
5s E1T32Eaa 10 ~
vA~Ii e suFs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-14

A medical writer says the health
lest position to lay IN is with the
head TO the north. People who
keep hens should bear this in mind.
Writer'S Of indecent matter on
postal cards are subject to . 6ne OF
not lesa 800 nor more than IS; 600
for each ofeusa- OF course post
Office clerks will have to read all
the cards TO SEQ which are indie
cent. oe Aat7 g s9a9s
New Jersey papers are telling
some fearful stories about the mos.
qnitoes of that State The insects
have grind roosts, like pigeons,
and whan they settle down ON sa.oox
she is not worth much as . milker
afte1ward.
Keep your room fresh. A SALT
rho,vn ;cnN hoA1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-14

{; The brilliant dauehter Of Robset
Dale Owen haA bssn obliged 10 re-
inquish hsr literary career, which
some time promised 70 be . sac
cessful one, on account Of partial
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-14

Ialsdy who 1dSsd in sche1ectady
County recently hsd taken honour
4ishmsnt prsviously for EtweAty y-six
days: Hets dieeese avas oeDairic
j fever She retained her mental
powers upobecured to fhA last AZ
fhooth sAS 5dfIkfsd etSAa3. - =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-14

~ = Nsn.nnno 81
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g Whsrs osly ~ clocks Ass 'rus dsvs.
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q .Yoa iissss Win eess shes .rs @s,sk,
Nv ~Ast thiaki - ssos~Aas 'ssask,; str;
-=sA AlsAosgh ~ 'gsise % IA. i'sl q
80 ses ~ fsss y = good = ths -hask. s,r. "a
: ssI work III steht and ~ dAy. IS, as'9s s,.s
without : ksk q 1islikia1; 4re "a = /
: il I 49, nsiussass efnypsy. II .ieF. seeao 4
-ae9 4itsnsA - ssastastiy ssH1dsg.:
.&kAsna as1ilAedad. good houss. I fssp,
y 16Sa1Ess0seluse stsop' 1es sakss.
Asa ssssss WITH 'aiara hUm u1ssp,
Thess thss r,si9ss slse s9,A 4Estets
-sDost DIN ninS 1 poor, aorsklsss ssass,
The slave Of s-tsssksy that's rusty.
fhqngh NJ shsnes' - haA tpay Npes,'
1tsw6s1G ass ~ ia ~ esa s6At ns
"Right here os the old nastls shslf
6n the Asst moments with ls>Gs
stxithe andinG lsaytHpysslf,f 1
aNyaaft - S.'se etSsighAsr.
1tgAs.S < ~ ~.
Should touch our earts With dsvotien-
Net for uomsnt, a 9osth, o ra ysassusss
saBGeee1os0 Nere tick Vj6h enDtion.
4 - sss<ss& 49, l.. = ~ - #SHrH
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-14

The Secretary of the Treasury
decides that the law contemplates
that the master of a vessel shah
perform the duties Of his station,
and to enable him TO do 30 he must
be on board. The insertion Of his
name in the marine papers presup-
poses that he shall be in position
to discharge his duties which he
cannot do if he is on shore, while
the vessel is at sea in charge of an
other person, who is the master in
fact, but whose name does not ap-
pear in the documents.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-14

Several Iowa towns prohibit the
sale, Of news. papers on Sunday.
Those are the Localities where the
psople CAD about and fAlk scandal
!. Concerning their psi2hboxs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-14


! The immense numher IL steAaa-
ships fi.st now ply almost with the
frequency Of ferry boats scron the
Atlantic between Amerinanand En-
ropean ports is maased md pFe.
sented with all the facs Of, : con.
crete and significant fAct ins.herac-
nouncement that the Cunard Trans
Atlantic Steamship Company has
decided to adopt . neW and lone
route IN order to avoid H. danger
Of collisions. The roote 20 ,belse.
lscted, i il supposed win be one
IN . lewer parallel Of latit1ds than
that newtsaveled by N stsamships
of The Company, 80 sthaE IA sdditisn
TO consiflerations, efG safety s1ms-
thing viii heasinaa IN the iceberg
season by seoiahg The ica and the
fogs which it engenders. A moye
southsrly line Of transik Nhils1Dt
adding mAterily 10 the lsneth of
the voyage will also 1ersase tie
comfort and p3easnss It'd 1passoi-
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-14

-a The steamer Great Eastern, after
laying the new Atlantic Cable, il 10
take 2 cargo of ceal from Gov Boy,
Cape Breton, to England The
cargo. viii consist Of Is. 900 tons ot
coal and the shipper has eontracted
to Load. the monster steamer IN Is
days. This win be the ,argest coal
cargo by ct lesststwelve thousand
| tons, QA record. a:nn..I u szshasL