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CHEROKEE STREET,
MARIETTA. GEORGIA.

LIVE Dealer in all kinds of Gro
ceries and Country Produce.
Come where you can sell on the
best terms and buy cheapest.
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Marietta, Ga, July 25,b 1873.
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Georgia Cherokee ConntY

Marietta. Jan. 10th 1873.
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE 3. @. LUNATIO ASYLUM.
COLUMBIA, g. O., March II, 1878.
Feb 28

SAoAoAAp % OsS mbICu Id 1878.
-- Esq, Judge Of Probate 'fo,. the
Uvnty State Of South Carolina.
CIR: The following resolutions, passed by
~ the Board OF Regents OF the South Caro-
Inns Lunatic Asylum, At their last monthly
meeting, are promulgated to you for your in.
Whereas wo regard the e.errc-ovdinp OF
HospttAls for the Insane as an evil of great
magnitude. productive OF extraordinary dan
gers, subversive Of the good order, perfect
discipline and greatest usefulness OF these
institutions. and Of the best interests Of the
Insane; and
Whereas this Institution is now greatly
over-crowded; therefore, be it
Resotued, That hereafter no more patfents
shall be admitted into this Institution than in
the opinion OF the Superintendent can be
treated with the greatest efficiency, and With
out impairing the welfare Of their fellow
creatures.
Resoloed, That the Secretary Of this Board
be, and he is hereby. instructed to inform
h the Probate Judges throughout the State Of
the crowded condition Of the Institution, and
request them not to Issue orders hereafter
for the commitment of Insane persons to this
Institution until they have communicated
with The Superintendent aud been informed
by him that the patient can be admitted,
Take due notice thereof and govern your
selves accordingly. J. r. ENSOR,
March IA Secretary OF the Board. f.
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A negro .anned Sci Flannigap, de-
scribed as eighteen years old, and weigh
ihg about 190 pounds, committed muir
der OF Appling, Ga, on Tuesday. No
particulars of the murder.
Mrs. w. D. Simpson, of Chester, de.
parted this life on Saturday evening last,
after protracted and painful ilness.
Mr.. John r. Wallace has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Yorkvillo, rice
Mrs. E. +. Alexander, removed.
Tom Scott controls 16, 900 miles of
railroad and sixteen acres of Legislature.
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HOTEL ARR1vALs. March l3, 1879
Wheeler House-J B White, n G Dennis.
ton, n Wallace, N Y; J w Shacke elford,
city; W P Butler. Edge6eld; P q Bus.
bee, Ky; Canton. CITY; J A Baower,
Ga; G A Seymour, Gnarleston; " Nj
Cole, n 7; W White. Ill; j p Roberts,
Pa; Z @ Andrews, Orangebure; T. 6
Northrop, city; D S Hurt, Charleston;
- Blodgett, J G Smith. H g Corwin,
J Molony, J W Hay ward, u Caring.
ton, Newberry; 8 H Myers. Pa; DR. s
Audnust. F B Hubbell, 4 LRR; JW
Wilkes, Chester.
Columbia HoteI--J o Barton, NO: q
+ Flannigan, Ridgeway; D W Broune,
3 Curtis. Lancaster; w II Bailey, N @;
w 81 Motz, Lincolnton, N G; W S Peter.
con, N Q; T J Maokey, Chester; Charles
Noble. 8 Kahn, Pa;J W Bilee, Fla; J E
Thames, Miss s May, Charleston; s q
Gilbert, 8 @; l. NJ HIx, city; J I Stel-
ling. Abbeville; G e Rad, Ga.
RendriS Houss-W b Mcdaniel, Aiken:
J 8 Coles. Augusta; j W Biles. Florida;
Mrs l. =. Adams, Edeefield: G v Martin,
Abbeville; VIM Perry. Pendieton; Jacob
Levin, Varnsvil!e; r r Rosboreueh,
Fairfield.
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New Family GroearV.

THE undersigned, respectfully
hIini1l inform their friends aid the pub.
HE 81 I|0 lic generally. that they Eaye open
Ia q ed . FAMILY GROOERY,i STORE
uAsEaE at the old stand Of Campbell &
Jones. and would respectfully solicit por-
tio9 OF their Patronage. Our goods are fresh,
and will be eOld 1T lnvaat market prices
BOWEN 4 LAFAR.
,,!oHF 81 BOWEN. n. LAFAR.
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Land for Sale. s.ts:
T OFFER MY PLANTATION, situated near

9 AnNu 1UI ,0Hl6s n NJ fis.
OFFER MY PLANTATION, situated near
It contains 900 acres, about one.hsf Of
which Is woodland, well mbAred,. and partly
in tho corporkts limits OF the t6Hn.. Most Of
the open land is very good, containing thirty
high state Of cultivation.
On the plaos an excellent Dwelling :: Of
eight rooms, 'well fnished, and all necessary
Thresher attached. The Gin House is titted
mp with fine Cir. .dn good running order.
The buildings in the yard are nearly all brick.
and in good repair. Terms easy. Applications
FRANCIS ARNOLD. Greenwood, s. @:
Or 70 3. 4. ARNOLD, Columbia, g. O.. ofJ.
II. Kinard d Co. Narnh imo'
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rfaDHrpHf1 1Df afclSr 'IIss..@s.eJ6te61
quiet and noninalE mthtilipg 20h.
GALVESTON, Mirch f3 LCoteoh anset!
tied-good ordinary 15A@l6; receipts
~ oales; sales l. 100; stock 6S, 727.
NEW ORLEANS. March 13.-Cotton sup
ply TAR; demand moderate-good ordi-
nary 10Y middling 1915 receipts 7,O61
bales; sales II 600; stock 1872, POI.
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AACt1op lEa4e@..


. -aA, = u. Estates 8alo. ~
By 0H1HELs A ENRLL, Auotisnesrs.
"1Lt be sold, before the Court house, In
W go|qmbt., MONDAY, March IL. 1878. 1t
An that PLANTATION. belonging to the
estate Of Thomas Davis, known as the
swamp Place. containing 1000 acres, moro
or less. situated Oh the ConRaree River.
twelve mile. below Columbia, and bounded
by the lands Of Lykes, 6peigner, Gilmore and
estate OF BeckhRm. The said Plantation CON
tains large quantity OF frat olass Cotton
and Provision Lands and most admirably
adapted to raising stock.
ALso,
The Lot, with improvements thereon, situ-
ated on the South-west corner Of Marion and
And on WEDNESDAY,, 10th March next.
VII be sold. on the aforesaid Plantation, the
following personal property:
10 Mules and Horses, 130 head Of Cattle, so
head OF Sheep, 20 Hogs, / Steam Engine and
Cotton Gin and large lot Of Plantation Imple-
ments.
- Thousand Drain Tile,
= Bushels Cotton Seed.
Terms made known on day Of sale. Pur-
ohasers to pay .or papers.
O. O. MARSHALL,
Fob 28 J. KINSLER DAVIS.
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Notice to Tanners

Notice to Tanners.
ENOR sale, 9 frat class LEATHER SPLIT
Il TING MACHINE, from the house OF
fectly new. Never used. Bill OF sale will be-
exhibited and hslf.price tIken. Apply At this
once. MarohfS 11=
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Rooms to Rent.
ENOUR ROOMS, suitable for Offices. over
Il the Citizens Savings Bank. Apply to
March 124 JOHN a. hIAT
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(9;; Lard Arm, at 81. Whishe5 STEADY,
ST.. Louis, March 13.-Flour dull and
unchanged. C.rn active and higher
No. 2 mixed 80, at East st. Louis, on
track; 34(935 in elevator. Whiskey
lower, at 81. Pork firm, at 16O Ba-
con >frm-shonlders 6A; sides 8la(08s1.
Lard dull; business small.
LOUISVILLE, March 13.-Flour in fair
demand and steady. Corn active, at 62
C956 for mixed and white. Pork firm.
ut l5.75@16.00. Bacon very firm
shoulders 6A@6T; clear rib sides 8Lm
=; clear sides 9b@9I, packed. Lard
firm-tierces 8%99; kegs 9La1O: steam
8@84; order lots ]6@Lo. higher.
Whiskey dull; nothing doing; nominally
CINCINNATI, March 13.-Flour in fair
demand and firm, at 7.75@8.O0. Corn
dull and declining, at 80. Pork higher:
sales at 1850. Lard dull-steam 7z66
8; kettle sA@84. Bacon strongS
shoulders held at 6sz; clear rib sides 81 !:
clear sides 81; held at 0, to come out of
smoke. Whiskey steady, at IS.
BosroN, March 13.-Cotton steady-
middling 2O4; receipts 81 bales; sales
800; stock 5000.
NoRFoLK, March 13.-Cotton dull
low middling 1871; receipts 1883 bales;
sales 80; stock 8,977.
CHARLESTON, March 12.-Cot!on dull
nmniddling 1917; receipts 100 bales; sa!es
200; stock IS, 1872.
SAVANNAH, March 13.-Cotton dull
middling 1875; receipts l,G55 bales !;
sales 742; stock 81, $40.
AUGUSTA, March 13.-Cotton in mo-
derate Misunderstanding 18L; receipts
463 bales; sales 311.
WILMINGTON. March 13.-Cotton dull
-middling 18%; receipts 118 bales;
stock Gill.
MOBILE, March 13.-Cotton quiet and
nominal-middling 1917; receipts $50
bales; salcs 600; stock 42,525.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

AMERICAN MEDICAL CoNvENrIoN.-
We BEE by the reports Of the 81 Louis
papers that the American Medical
Convention now in session in that city
is very largely attended. DR.. George
Baird OF this city, and Dr.. j. K. Berke'
vile OF Fsirmont, are reported a. the
representatives present from this State,
DR.. Baird was honored with place on
the Committee 10 Nominate Officers.
Detroit was selected as the point for
the next meeting OF the Association.
The Secretary read the following APP
poiptments made bv the President TO
represent the American Medical Asso
citation to ibe British Medical Associa-
ton: Drs. F. G. Smith, c. Wister, j.
S. Cohen. of Philadelphia; DR., E. War
rem, OF Baltimore; DR.. c. L. Ives, Of
New Haven; DR.. Edward Montgomery
ofSt. Louis, and Drs F. Baker, E Se-
guin and J. C. Hutchison CT New
York.
The following are the names Of the
officers selected:
President-Dr. J. NJ. Toner, District
Of Columbia.
FIRST Vice President-Dr. Y. Cad
berry or Mississippi.
Second Vice President-J. NJ. Kel-
Ter, OF Kentucky.
Third Vice President-W. c. Hustled
Of Missouri.
Fourth Vice President-L. D. War
ner OF Massachusetts.
Treasurer-Dr. Casper Wistar, OF
Philadelphia.
Librarian-Wm. Lee.
Committee on Libraries-Johnson
Elliott.
Secretsry-Theodore A McGraw.
Committee on Arrsugements-Dr.
Brodie, Chairman-Jsmes A. Brown,
Morse Stewart, J F Noyes, E. W.
jerks, Henry F. Lyster, D. o. Farrardp
Eugene Smith, all OF Detroit.
Committee on Prize ESsays-Drs. }.
K. Johnson, A. Sager, II. Hitchcock,
OF Detroit E. Andrews OF Illinois; E. ).
GaiIlsrd, OF Kentucky.
Commit on Publcations-Drs.F e.
G. Smith, w. B. Atkinson, D. Morrey
Chester, Of Pennsylvania; VIM. Lee,
District Of Columbia; Casper Wastsr,
OF Pennsylvania; II. F. Askew, Of Della
ware, Alfred Still, OF Pennsylvania.
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To CARPENTERS, BUILDERS AND LrA-
BERMEy H. S. White, OF Belltop
West Va, SO miles east OF Wheeling,
has now in successful operation three
Saw Mills, in the finest Oak, Popular
and Walnut forests in West Virginia,
has seven miles Of Tram road, which
gives him the finest facilities for filling
orders promptly for any and all kinds
Of timber, sawed, rift, or in the log tor
any umbermsn in the State. His ex.
perience of several years teaches that
promptuess is the sure road to success
He can Hll large orders for heavy
timber on short notice. has always 90
hand large stocks of best Yellow Pop
lar of different sizes, aud will have
large Planning Mill in operation IN
thirty days that will add to the facili-
ties for furnishing anything connected
with wooden buildings.
He would respectfully ask attention
Of those interested before purchasing.
was.
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COUNTY CoURT.-1n this court yes
terday the following business was trans
acted
Eugene List WAS appointed admins
traitor OF the estate OF David Campbell,
late of Ohio county, deceased. Bond
5000.
In the case Of Bridget McEutee
againstlR OHsrs, unlawful detslner
the jury brought in verdict to the ef-
feet that O'Hsre was in unlawful pos
session OF the property Of the plaintiff,
and that he must give her possession.
In the case Of Alex Rodgers against
J. G. Stanley and Thomas Turton,
unlawful detsiner, the witnesses were
heard and the cases taken under ad-
vlsement.
The case Of J. G. Stanley against W.
P. Bachman tor Islander was argued
and taken under advisement by the
court.
The jury was discharged for this
term.
The court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
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RIVER NEws.-rhe river was falling
yesterday with fourteen feet tour inches
in the channel At Pittsburgh there
was eight feet six inches in the chan
mel and falling.
The heavy rains OF yesterday, il gen.
eral, will be apt to have the effect 10
swell the river again.
The Hudson, Capt Billy List, will
leave for Cincinnati this afternoon at
three o'clock. We recommend this
popular packet TO travellers. Charley
List rules supreme in the Office.
The Courier, Capt. Jack Harrison,
leaves for Psrkersburg this morning
at 10 o'clock. She is one Of the greatest
fsvorltes on this river and is oficsred
BY gentlemen.
The Carrie Brooks will leave for
Pittsburgh tomorrow morning at I
o'clock.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The court yesterday
morning was engaged in hearing the
testimony in the case Of james Henry
Jackson, a negro, indicted for steal
ing a horse on the property Of Rev. NJ
Fitzpatrick on the twenty-secoud day
of June last The jury found him guilty
az charged and sentenced bin to inn
prisonment for two years. 1t seems as
though Jackson had faithfully sought
to earn a free ticket to Moundsville'
The Hrst day Of his coming to this
city, as a roustabout on the steamer Ar.
COSY. he stole q pistol from Kryter's
gunshop. Just after serving term Of
confinement in the county jail for this,
he sole a coat OF Ben. Clarke, and was
again convicted: After serving term
in Jail he stole Father Fitzpatrick's
horse, but, being discovered, ran away.
and while the officers were searching
for him in East Wheeling be was ar
rested TOR stealing q coat from the resi-
dence of Porter Smith, in Centre Wheels
ing. Stealing seems to come natural
to him as eating.
The case OF L. W. Kohlhousen, in.
dicted Tor grand larceny, came on for
hearing in the afternoon. 1t will be
remembered that Kohlhsusen went into
room at the Keim House on the 28th
day of November, last, and stole q
watch and chain, together worth about
$40, the property OF James Grimes.
Application for continuance was gran.
ted aud the case oct Tor q hearing or
Tuesday next
The hearing in the case OF James
Leonard, charged with breaking into
carpenter shop and petit larceny, was
get for some future day.
In the case OF Charles Smith, in
dicted for stealing yoke Of cattle, an
affidavit was fled setting forth that an
i'm portant witness for the defence is h
resident OF apother State and cannot be
got here in time for this term Of Court
and a.king that the hearing be postptn d
until the next term. The Court conun.
ued the case until Monday, May 26th
The case OF the Board Of Supervisors
against Adam Blum was continued un-
I'll Tuesday next.
In the case OF Alexander Boone,
charged with illegal shooting, the Pros
ecutilg Attorney entered a noIe prof.
ique.
The case Of E. Mcfarland, charged
with fornication, was set for hearing
on Tuesday next. Prosecutor Cracratt
having been consulted by the defend
ant in the case. J. II. Good was ap-
pointed to prosecute the cause.
On Monday pext the Office judgment
docket will be called.
The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
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TRANSFERS. OF REAL EsTArs.-l lie
following transfers were left for records
with the County Clerk during the week
ending last evening.
W. H. Fleming and wife to Henry
Helfenbin-, May 5, part OF subdivision
D. Of the Sheppard Estate, So acres.
l rood and 90 59-l00 perches OF land;
excepting the coal, tor $500.
Fred Folmsr and wife to A. c. Eyer
ter, April 80. part Of lot No. l2e Union
street. for 1925.
Daniel Peck, commissioner, 10 John
B. Lyle and Sarah V. Lyle, May 8.
1000 acres OF land known ss the Har.
ris farm, for $3.50.
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MAN DRowNED-A. ReUIrd cfved -
While Jacob Johnson, a young nan
about eighteen years Of age. was en-
gagged in loading ore at Mingo, yester'
dsy, fell from the boat at which be was
a, work and was drowned. He was
FIVE feet six inches in height and OIL
light complexion. he was in bis shirt
sleeves and had on him q coffee sack
apron. His mother, who is bowed with
grief at her great loss, will reward any
one who may find the body and return
it 10 Mingo, Ohio.
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A HEAVY SroRN.-About FIVE o'clock
last evening q wild storm OF wind and
rain, accompanied by thunder and
lightning passed over the city. The
day had been very sultry and the rain
coming on almost without warning q
good many ladies we're caught in the
shower" and detained late. We are
slsd the rain came. We needed it.
Rain is so necessary to lay the dust, and
our streets are nearly shoe-top deep
in dust or something. The streets on
the Island were most particularly ben
Gifted. There the dust on the streets
maybe it's a leeus wet to call it dust
is about seven deep.
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A Br.urru1 SODA FousrAs.--Tbe

A BEAUTIFUL SODA FOUNTAIN. The
new soda fountain at Silvey's drug store
is q most beautiful affair and the hand:
somest in the city. But the chiefesl
attraction is the superb soda water and
the pure and delicious fruit syrups dis
pensed from it, if we may judge by the
scores Of gentle ladies aud gentlemen
who made frequent demands for the
healthful and cooling beverage yester-
day. When you want an excellent
glass OF soda water. and from q mag
nifcent fountain, call at Silvey's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

BODY FouND-Ed. Muhlemsn, clerk
of the steamer Express. informs US
that the body Of an unknown man was
found floating in the river on Wednes-
day, a. Independence. near Rays Run,
Ohio. The body was that Of q man
about Eve feet eight inches in height,
somewhat stout sandy whiskers sad
bu, little hair. He was clothed like q
working man and wore thick cowbids
boots. In his pocket was the key Of q
sta,eroom or 9 hotel room, q pipe and
tobacco, but nothing by which he could
be Identified. tits thought he had fall
en- of a steam boat. An inquest was
held aud q verdict Of death by drown.
ing, rendered"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

j. T. LAKIN Il Co., Merchant Tailors
and dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
No. 81 Monroe street, are now in re-
ceipt OF their Stock Of Goods suitable
for Spring and Summer Wear, embrsc-
ing all styles of goods kept by first
class merchant tsilors, including all the
latest novelties OF Foreign and Demes-
tic which they are prepared to make to
order at short notice and in the very
best manner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

Dr.. LoNsDoN ls permanently estao-
lished in Wheeling and may be relied
on for professional integrity, experience
and skill in the treatment OF all chron-
ic diseases. He sees and examines
more OF these ailments in year than
physicians 10 general practice come IN
contact with in lite time. More than
three hundred cases have been success
fully treated during the past six
months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

JUsT received large assortment OF
elegant Carpets, Oil Cloths. Window
Blinds, Maysville Carpet Chain, ETC.
Call and see them. Is yards OF good
carpet for IS 90, Is yards good SOC car.
pet tor 80 90. Maysville Carpet Chain
as cents, and all other kinds Of goods
at equally low prices at John Roemer's
Dry Goods and Carpet porium, Nos
81 and 80 Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing.
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If you are easily pleased and any
kind Of suit OF clothes will suit you,
it does not matter where you 90 to buy
it. But fyou desire first class suit,
something nobby and stylish, you
should 90 to II. Frank, the one price
clother No 40 Monroe street.
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q. s. DISTRICT CoURr.-There will
be q special session OF the United
States District Court held 10 this city
90 Tuesdsy next, pursuant to adjourn.
ment, for the purpose OF bearing the
charge against Silas Rollins, for having
used the United States mails for un-
lawful purposes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

MILITARY FuNERAL.-By the notice
in the appropriate place it will be seen
that Ephriam Trimble, late member
of Company c., died on Yesterday after
lingering illness. he will be buried
with military honors by his late COM
rsdes. Farewell, poor Eph, you will
be long remembered for your many
excellent qualities OF head and heart.
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Doors AND SHoEs-I wish to call at
teution to my stock OF Shoes for Men
and Boys wear, consisting OF Mems
Goat and Calf, Long Newport and
Alex Ties and Button Caters, warrant
equal in style and finish to custom
work, and much cheaper.
T. " ProeD
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SOLDIERS MEETING To.NIeHr-
Every discharged soldier and sailor in
the city is requested to meet tonight at
Grand Army hall, Peterson's block,
Main street, to make arrangements for
Decoration Day, May 30th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

spAnRISe ExHrsIr1oN.-Tbere is to
be grand Sparring Exhibition given
at Turner Hall tonight for the benefit
of Ned o Baldwin, the Irish Giant, at
which several OF our city sports will
give evidence OF their skill in the man.
ly artP
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING the
week ending last evening, there were
seven marriage licenses as follows !:
Saturday, 2 F; Monday, 2 Tuesday, 2
Wednesday, /. A very lair record for
the week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

CAUGHT The body OF a drowned
man that fosted past this city on Sum-
day last was caught at Wegee and
buried. The features were marred
beyond recognition. The body bad
evidently been in the water q long
time
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

IT is suggested that in consideration
Of the Modocs having scslped about
half the troops sent out to "extermi-
nate" them, they shall hereafter be
known as the "Mowhair" Indians.
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THOSE interested will do well to read
the notice to whom it may concern
in another column. II they heed the
warning it may save trouble.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

1F"One of the Party Concerned
desires to have his communication
printed he must write on only one side
of the paper. We have no time to copy
~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

JOIN RoENER, is receiving large lots
of Dress goods, Shawls, White Goods
Notions, etc, and selling them at asto-
nishing low prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

CoLoREp SHoEs.-All colors OF Shoes
for Misses and Children, either Button
or Lace, just received at
L. Y. BLoNDs.
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WANrEp.-A stout, active, intelligent
boy, IA to l6 years of age, who writes
a good hand and can come well recon-
meuded. Apply from II TO II o'clock
to-day only, at Sneib's Music Store,
Washington Hall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

HAVING received full and choice
line Of Cassimeres and goods of sill des-
criptions tor spriug and summer wear,
would be glad TO have those who are
in need OF goods in my line to call and
examine my stock which is unsurpass-
ed in the city, before purchasing.
IJoHS L. RICE,
No 38, MoBroe Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

"OLD Probabilities" is getting to be
quite domesticsted. Housewives con-
suit him before undertaking the family
wash.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

SILK JspaneseiD Sage and Mignon-
cite Collars reduced from 50 to 37i ets.,
q, l. Blum d Bros, l34 and ll9 main
street.