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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03
New YORK Market.

NEN iohh, nihN =.
FLOUR-Market Tor state an west
ern tiour ia dull with prices still ruling
in buyers favor; rece pts continue llber-
al aud holders in Consequence are more
disposed TO real re, and offer stock
freely. viz chiefly 10 small lots to
supply the pressing wants Of hsme trade;
S5 7566 IS tor super6ne State /;
7 00,97 50 tor extra State; 7 55G9
Z 90 Tor choice dG 7 6598 25 for
fancy do 5 75Im6 Is tor superHoe ives,
tern; 8 80 al As tor common to medium
extra western; ! 509S w for choice do;
g 50@l0 50 Tor common to
choice white wheat western extra;
6 80 al IS or com non TO good ship-
ping brands. ezra round hoop Ohio
81 6O9l0 SO Tor trade brands ~ 50
d9 IS tor common 10 tsir extra St
LOUIS, SO 359l2 so for good TO choice do
Southern -four 10 moderate request and
change; 6 NO GS IS tor common to iair
extra; 8 Is all So TOR good to choice
do. Rye four firm and choice lols
scarce and in demand; SO l095 Is for
tor inferior to choice upland; $3 909
6 90 or fancy.
CORN-Flrm and in demand at
3l@35' for yellow western.
HEiT-Dull; 81 5Gal SO for
No. 2 spring in store and a pat; IS u
l78 for No. do; l 809l 95 Tor winter
red western, | 9jGy2 Us for western;
/ o5Ga2 35 tor white western and State.
latter Tor fancy; No. 2 Milwaukee is
quoted at | 67Cpl 6S 10 store $50
| 66 for No. 2 Chicago do sA,st.
RYE-Scsrce and firmly held.
BARLEY-Uncbsnged.
OATS-Dull snd declining; 50G524c
for new mixed western; 52la54c tor
white do; 49a5lo for black do; 40 q
Soc for mixed 10 store.
PORK F rm and in good demand
Sl8 759 1900 new msss; SIS 10 for extra
prime; lS UOE9l3 SO tor extra prime
mess June deliveries quoted At l9 81,
Beet dull aud unchanged Al Q 0D3ll IS
Tor PLAIN mess IL 009l3i or ezra do
beet hams nominslly unchanged st30 90
(g33 co. tierce beet dull and uncbspg-
ei at ~ 00a2! 90 'or prime mess AID
q O0(G25 0O tor Indra mess. Cut
mests quiet and nominal al IL 006l3
% hams;7 Is a8 90 chou d.rs rtiddles
held above views oil buyers At l0i tor
long clear.
LAR0-Dull and rather easy at 9t
69s tor No 70 prime steam; 9t9g&
Tor kettle rendered.
C0rI0N-On SPOT opens dull and
unchanged; sales Of o75 hsles at lsi;
for low middlIngs and lst Tor middle
upIsnds
PETROLEUM-Firm l0i9l0{c Tor
crude; 2lCg2lt for rtfnrd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03
The Great Tunnel Unaer Chicago o

Over thirty proposals for the construc.
ton sthe tunnel 10 connect the West
aide Pumping Works With the Water
Works we're opened last Saturday by
the Chicago Board Of Public Works
The, tunnel, beg ginning at the west end
OF the new lake tunnel, will run about
three and 6ve-sixths miles under the
.ds toIths site .of the pumping works.
aud will be about seventy-on teet below
the ordinary level OF the lake. There
will be nine working shafts and nrne
fire shafts. The clear width o. the
tunnel will be seven ieet, and hight
seven ieet and two inches. 1t is TO be
lined with brick mssonry ii incbe-
thick. and will be completed January,
1875: Tne original estimate OF the
cost otthe pumping works, the tunnel
and the new lake tunnel, was $500
0O0 B5bds were cold, and 81 800 600
realized, The lake tunnel has been
completed, and its cost and that OF ex-
tending the water mains has reduced
the atnoppt 10 about $500 900. The
Bond eel msled that $500. .000 would be
required " build the ispd tauuel, but
the bVis received, which vary from
400, ,0e0 10 $500. 900, has led them 70
conclude that not a. much money will
have 10 be expanded. Between $780,
OJ0 and sS0oOO0 more will be pec.s-
sary TO complete the pumping works
and make the ueeded m sio extensions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03
NEW ORLEANS.
The COIored Postmaster nf Grant
Parish on the Sit0att"n.

The COIored Postmaster Of Grant
Parish on ihe Sitaatt"n.
New ORLEANS, May as E. Curry,
United States (colored pos,master Al
Colfax, Grant parish, publishes the, ioI-
lowing:
l am naturally R dublican and al.
ways have been one. I was a mrmh-r
OF the legislature from 1858 to 1872 aid
was, and am now United States post,
master at Colfax, Grant parish, having
supported General Grant and Governor
Kellogg in the last campaign. Previous
to this | was a member o. the Cnrs'iru-
iional Convention 10 1863. was quiet
ly pursu ng my vocation, that OF pos =
master at Coltax,. and was toi'
repeatedly from the 5th OF April bv the
rioters that should be killed, and or
the 10th OF April l was compelIed 70
leave there. Stating that they wouId
shoot ue if l stayed unless | took uu
arms with them. On he morning Of
the 10Th | went up to receive the NAL
aud was met by armed mob OF negroes
who told me to get on my borse and
leave. el-e would be killed They
also threatened the lite o. NV brother,
and a colored man uamed Buck NJ
Murry, also Ralph Marcus /
lett and came to Aiexan
dris to receive instructi0's
/ expected TO see Deputy Marshall -
preserve peace, but finding none, | wse
iold by Mr.. Shirls. the mail contractor.
TO bring the mails here, which ldid !
made a requisition on Daniel S1aw, snP
posed to he the acting sh eriff as io'-
lows:
To D. W Shaw, Sheriff of Grant parish
Louisiana
SIR:-I demand Of YOU in the name
OF the State, protection for the poet
master at Colfax, Lou sianna, and also
to protect the government property.
Yours Very Respect uIlv,
S E CURRY
r. = POs'master
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03

GENERAL UARFrELO uas put thIs
poser" 10 the Republican Convention
of Warreu county. Ohio, which by a
resolution, called on him to resign, tor
his vote on The Salary grab. He s-ks
them: II the delegates believe the
rs rosctive salary :lrus~ e - Infamous
In.. ought 10 r.si:n OF yosln5 Tor
toe Appropriation bill to which 1t was
ausc led. will they follow out their
logo and insist that the President
onyht to resign for signing III My
ro,s did not make 1t q law. His sigma
mre did"
Possibly they may think thai Cen
srai GRANT could uot help elgning it
- i, doubted his nav.
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Ii commenting upon the report thai

Ii commenting upon the report that
gentlemen OF this city recently drew,
the capital pr,s. 10 tue Royal Havana
Lottery. the Brooklyu. Eisk remarks:
" 1t is almost . certainty tpat the stsIe-
ment, whether true or isIse, will extend
Lew hopes 10 the thousands OF poor
people VINO have Tor years Invested
iheir savings with wonderful faulty 10
lottery .chemes, without ever drawing
a single doiisr, and possibly other thou
sands, we'll characterized 6y Mss fILs
10 Bleak House," as possessing n5outh
aud hope aud beauty, ETt bs dHvea
into vortex that Is last becoming a.
great q bsuc to The American people ss
the iptsmpersre use OF LIQUOR This
is q forcible presentation vi the effects
OF such g hi as mat cbrouictrt snd
ils lessons shouid Dot be uubeedsi .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03

PY one OF those amusing mistakes by
which the druggists clerks enliven .he
nGuotory o. business, Chicago lady
Wa recent)y supplyed with poison in-
-te4d the innocuous medicine which
-,e desired. As consequence the
lady died, and her husband, who is un-
ionttenIy q prosac person who can
rot appreciate jnke, has sued the
irrggrst Tor $4,000 damages. Proba-
uFv he will recover much smaller cum,
o1yn byc.use the average juryman Is
incapable OF giving a deserved verdic';
AID heca Sc the Chicago juryman will
doubtless regard S25 QUO as sum al
together in excess OF the current market
prrce OF wives. The husband, however,
nas our best wishes for his success, and
It l. onlv to be regretted that the clerk
VINO uroi-hed the poison cannot be
made to expiate his crimlual stupidity
ny lev years in the peuitentiary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEpARTXENf, =
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
.. WASHINGTON, May s, | A. n. }
PROBABILITIES.


For the Middle ard Lower Lake
regions falling barometer and lower
temperature, Northessterly to North.
wesrery wlnds, cloudy weather and
rain, generally clearing in Virginia and
MArvland tbis afternoon; Tor Canada
and New E. gland States Northeasterly
and Northwesterly wipds, falling bs.
rometer, Lower tenn perature. threatening
weather and rain; for South Atlantic
ard Gulr States Southwesterly TO
Northwest winds, cool. clearing and
c ear weather, with rising barometer;
for the Northwest and upper lakes
hence Southwark to Kentucky and
VI ssouri, partially cloudy and clearing
weather, rising barometer and low
temperature. Csuiopsry signals con-
lnue at Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago,
Grsrd Haven, Detroit, Toledo. Cleve.
land, Buffalo, Rochester Oswego, East
por,, Portland, Boston, Woodshole.
New Lordon, New Haverly, New York,
Baltimore, Cape May, Norfolk, Will
uinglon, Charleston and Savannah.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03
u The North American Indians.


Gen. walker, in North American Review.
.Voluptuary and stoc; swept bv gusts
OF tury TOO terrible TO be witnessed, yet
impertubsble beyond al men uoder the
ordinary excirements and accidents o.
10; garralou. ,ye' imp trable; curious
vet himself reserved proud and mean
alike beyond compare superior to tor
ture and the presence OF certain death,
yet, by the stan 1srds Of ell other peo +.
pies, a coward in battle; capable OF
magnanimous ACTIONS which, when
uncovered OF all romsnce, are worthy
OF the beat days OF Romsn virtue, yet
more cunning, false, aud cruel than the
Beugalee-this copper colored sphinx,
this riddle unread OF men, equally fssti.
mates and foils the inquirer. This,
however, re the Indian OF history. The
Indian for whom the Government 10
called to provide Subsistence and in-
structfons, presents no such psych ologi.
cal difficulties. Curious ompound and
strange self contrad cton ss the red
man is 10. bis character, in his tradition
al pursuits, and amid the surrou udings
Of his own Wild lite, yet when broken
down by the military power OF the
whites, thrown out Of bis rsnilisr rels-
tons, his stupendous conceit, with its
glamour OF savage pomp and glory,
rudely dispelled, bis occupation gone,
himself a beggsr, the red mao becomes
the most commonplace person imagius
bIe, Of very simple nature, limited
aspirations and enormous appetites.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03
We continue to hear OF breach-of

We continue to hear OF breach-of-
promise cases, and the nuisance is get
tn. to be go great that we think 1t
-nouli be sb4Ied oy come kind OF leg
sarion Mss Diana Levitt, milliper,
Waukeha, Wis, has just, by the aid
Of "A Jury, taken S4 900 out OF Morris
Uuiler, wealthy wldower 63 years OF
sge, the cha-le Diana being "a Miss
l. lrled ior $50 UO0 damages, but the
unseulimental jury tailed to see the
tnirg 10 that lrsnt, although there was
retd 10 them letter sent by her totbe
defendant 10 which she svowed that he
. ad Caused her TO shed tears enough
% run a small-s zed gr st-mill."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03

WHILE the farm labOrers OF England
re ,orm.rg agr cultural unions TO se-
cure q livlng remuneration for their
labor. tue farmers OF Illinois and Iowa
AID otuer western States are forming
associations which they cal! "gra nges,
il 10 liJera ly Ior the same object, a.
east TO obtain large share OF the
rurs o. their industry. The English
,rn laborers complain that their em-
o O ere refuse to pay them any. other
...u starvation wages; the western
farmers, that The railways take the
y.Iur O. one bushel OF corn to carry
.no,1er TO market. The English Ia
nn-erS ,av-- this disadvantage, that il
her en- pIoyer- do not yield to their
em4rd.. they must eth er succum5 o
-t,rvp. wnlle the western farmers can
~ e,-, 1--we, d not only use thelr corn
ort,od hut Tor uel. While the farm
- declare uat the railways were built
~ pari Tor the public benefit, the rail-
Aa,~ reiojn that the roads, as public
y,rh.. nave made tull return or the
lands granted them, by the settlement
and pro-pertv OF States through the Ia
= lilies o. transportation, but. Tor which
me farmers could not have got their
rain 20 market at any price. While
ne farmers seem to be able to obtain
-atis aciou In their respective States,
tre :ai ways appeal to the Courts on
herar OF lnelr vested rights and DEFY
LEGISLATION.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03
WASHIN G TON.
WASHINGTON, May 2.
Payments NJ atte.

Payments Made.
The payments made by the treasurer
by warrants dnrrng the month OF April
were as follows:
On account - civil and niscellsn-
eous, sos Q5o.994; war, S2l5 1863 96:
navv. 81 qG5 263 q; interior, interest
and pensions, $8,I47,979; total. sl,497,.
66l 682. The ahove does not include
a,me.ts made on account of interest
nr prruclpal Of the public debt. LegsI
tenders Outstanding 10 date 1857 .l40,-
lS3.
Excited.
The Treasury Drpartm eut is just DOW
excite! over large number Of new ap-
pointments, some seventy in Uumber'
lust received rom the new Collector
or the port Of B Gilmore, tor COL firna-
ton. VI pst o. those appointments have
uor a. yeI teen acted upon, tor reason
mat it is charged that masy OF them
are democrats. The old employees
are said 10 be most efficient, under
tho present. q i'm m'ni-tratlOn, prominent
men are using every effort to have them
restored
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03

Tbs newspapers are making great
pother over the alleged good fortune OF
a citizen OF Puiladelpais, who lately
drew Ave hu uudred thousand dollars IN
god in the Havana Lottery. We iear,
however, that PEs1ssAN' luck will be
the rliu Of thousands. That It will be
an i'm pe,us to this species o. gambling
,h,re Is not the slightest doubt. HUI
i.eds throughout the country will now
nave their attention drawn TO this dis
reputable business, ard there is no tell
lps how much money will be sqhau-
dsred in the futile effJrt to secure
similar priza
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03

The great secret Of succees iu lie, is
for q msn to be ready when the oppor-
tunity comes.
The greatest men live unseen to view,
while thousands are not qualified TO ex-
press their influence.
The wise man stands Arm in all ex-
tremities, and hears the lot oil humanity
with q divine temper.
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H.RHIsnN COUNTY.
CLARKsBURo, w. Va.
Mau Lot lSI2

SLAhhsbIht, W. W.
May lst., 1873.
In the Wheeling Inteldqeneer Of this
day, R S. Northcott, one OF the School
commissioners of the Independent
) .hool D strict OF Clarksburg, for rea-
sons well Understood in this community,
as putl shed quite volume OF low
aru.e a,arnst me, because l had to
dr,coarge an official duty as Superin-
tendeni OF the Free Schools OF Harrison
ounty. hy reporting the mismanage-
menI OF, and frauds concerning the
Clarke burg Graded School. His whole
C ,mmunrc4tion is nothing more than
, rutrid excreseDce OF a dlstempered
brain, aud 10 such q communication l
cannot stoop to give an extended reply
As Mr. Northcolt is we'll known to be
bankrupt in purse and in character,
without credit or social standing, and
therefore, an irresponsible man, my
trend. must excuse me from answerlng
he malicious assertions Of this polill-
cal rasla.ay Therefore | dlsmiss him
y,tholt urrher notice. A serpent Is
+ own Punishment; so let it be with
NUrh hCott.
C. w SMITH JR
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03

r THRcootract for spoplying the French
Goverpmsnr wrrh Maryland and Ohio
tobacco duriug the coming year, was,
We understand. awarded, day or two
since, to Messrs. ROrRsczlLps d Co,
the grest bankers. We learn also
that Mr.. 9. o GoRfEs, q well-knovn
citizen OF Baltimore, is 10 be the pur.
chasing sgeut Tor the Maryland, sOd
-Gusfav GfssKs, OF the 6rn OF
GfsEKs D. SiKxAss, the purchasing
agent for the OHIO tobacco. Proposals
we're invited by the French Govsromspt
for 2. .0060O0 kilozrsmmes, or Abs
bhds. Oslo, aud It is presumed that
fbe contract 10 Tor these auounu.-
BalaaOrs Gnsas 1y !.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03

SEVERAL Of the members OF the city
CouDcr are awaiting with much anxiety
a decision as to the Governors power
Of appointing all officers not otherwise
provided for in the Constitution
thinks he has q sure
thiog for four years more as Council
men if the Governor can appoint. ToA-
oBRlES looks with longing eyes for ap-
nointment a. Mavor of Leatherwond.
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NOUN Lava BEDS.
modocs s,i,i In PO<scs>tnn OF IN
PynttenItpry.

nodocs s,i,I In Po<scs>tnn OF the
PrniienitHry.
The situation at the Penitsntlarv
underwent no change on yesterday, exr
sept thai some add tousl guards were
employed by Mr.. SnallcrOss TIE loI-
loving letter Eas received by Capt lsra-
81, aproin,ed hv the Board OF Directors
10 command the guards; which he very
III div presented to our reporter for
publication.
PESIrKNrrARy. W. Va, May let
To Jacob E Israel:
SIR- Your posiuon OF Captain OF the
Psnitentary guard ha- been filled by
the appointprnt OF John w. Lowe in
your place You will therefore deliver
70 hrm all the KEYS IN your possession,
and all other property OF the State
that you may have, Immediately.
Respectfully,
Taos. P. SHALLoRoss,
Superintendent.
TO the request contained IN the
above, Captsln Israel declined to accede,
but delivered such property as was
under his control to Captain Bridges,
rns Superintendent elect. Mr.. Mullen
a guard wno has been employed at the
Peniteutiary or the past two years,
refused 10 assist in the exclusion
ot the Board o. Directors, and left the
institution. He states that on yester
dsy Mr. Shal cross adm nislered to the
other guards az oath to euF pert the
Constitution OF the United States, the
Constitution of West Virginia, aud
20 'athfuIly discharge the duties OF
suar'- to the PeniteuIiary, and read an
orier forhlddng any guard to allow
Superintendent Bridges or Captain
lsrsel or any o. the Board OF Directors
10 enter the Peniteutiary grounds II
is further stated that the new guards
Messrs Porter, Seece. Patton, Foniin'
soa and others recently appointed oy
Mr. Slallcross, are Republicans, and
,hat most OF them were prominent
members OF the mob which infested
n d.ville at The beginning OF the
var
Most OF the Directors went down
on the ll30 train on yes
teriay, and arer some informal consul
taton a meeting of the Boart was held
the Lttrohe House about N The
dsuai orders for the payment o.
The salaries o. the Clerk and Commls-
Sary Tor the past month, were made
and it was determined to defer further
action in the matter Of obtaining pos
session Of the Peuitentiary buildings
until the adv ce OF counsel could be OBJ
tsiuei j. it Understood that Caleb
Bo-gess, E O., OF Clarksbnrg, has ben
re:aiued AS counsel for the Board.
About the stocksde and enclosure OF
the Penlteutiary building there was 20
ind cation OF an expected scrtle. ex-
oept that most OF the guards on duty
we're clustered at the outside gate, and
sdmiss on was str ctly denied TO all ex-
cent the EN- nloyes o. the institution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03

CONSUMPTION is the great scourgs OF
the country. II will surprise many to
read the records Of this terrible disease
as contained in the second volume OF
the census, aud to trace the lines on the
map accompanying the report which
mark its existence in its more or le-s
virulent (type. Out OF the 492, ,263
deaths in 1872. 69,S96 were from con-
sumption. There are comparatively
few sections OF the country that are
tree rom the disease. A lew counties
10 West Virginia, the Florida peninsu-
la, and portion OF Georgia exhibit
freedom from it, or rather from cases
originating there. There is also a
small section of country in Central
New York that is well nigh free rom
it. Minnesots and Calitorsis, with the
exception OF str p OF country north and
south Of the Sacramento and around
San Francisco, can be put down as well
ni b exempt from this terrible scourg,
out there are lew if any other sections
Of the .cou ntry where the disease does
not ,Axure very prominently in the NOR
talny let. New England appears to
be the cllmate most to be dreaded by
consun ptlves, the deaths from this
cause there being one in tea Of those
from all diseases
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The Modocs received

TIE Modocs received reinforce
ment on Thursday night, from the
tribe that used to assault Democrats
and mob Democratic meetings q few
years ago. 10 order to stop their raid
on the treasury, the Board Of Directors
suspeuds hostilities and recommends
the disbsudment OF the extra forces that
Captain JACK thought necessary to be
put on the skirmIsh line yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03

IL the proper officers dare enforce
the iaw, they are Threatened with troops
Irom Washington! This silIy and
coxsrdly threat IRON JACOBS organ will
alarm no one. The laws will be en-
forced at all bazlrd The insane scram'
De OF the Modocs after q few small Of
tses will have to give way to law, order
aud QUIET Tue people will see TO that.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03
PHILADELfHEA.


PHILADELPHIA, Nav 2.-ArmindoTn,
Lane Il Co.'S Woolen Mille, on wet
creek took Are this morning aho1r ;
o'clock. The Arm erEploys about 3n'
hsnds The MIL is within the hmir OF
Fsirmount Park The building " r
owned bv the CITY aud was soon - be
torn down. Los about $1,000 o.
machinery and stock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03
FINANCE AND Trade.
Money Market,
New YoRK, Nav 2.

Money was active and stringent dur
ing the early hours OF the day when
the rsre Tor call loans advanced from
l-l6 to /. but during the ternoon there
was gradual return, and he'ore three
called losns were male at per cent;
after that hour brokers balances let
down to 5 per cent. Foreign exchange
was heavy aud lower in the morning,
when si1tv days bills sold at lOSs. aud
sight at l09. but 10 the evening the
market WAS decidedly tirmpr closing at
lost to 1854 for long; lO9t to l09; or
srght. Gold has been very quiet at
ll6i to 1863
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FINDING HER PICTURE.

Phebe Dingls plowed the deep 70 join
her recresnt but repentaut husband IN
the Argentine Republic. She was
doomed to- disappointment but sne
found Bob Moore, aud B 10 sho. ed her
the picture wnlcn he bad received
rom the hauds o. Dick Diogle hinsel :
but he did not tell ber tue whole story.
10 fact, it is uncertain what Bob did
ssy 10 the beautiful woman WHO bad
come go far to find her husband and
ailed but IT is quite certain that those
two got married ID q very short tune,
and nou-liye iu good style IN Cordovs
CITY, Argentine KepuOlc. "A u real
bIonde ls qniet variety down there
and she makes a sensation vpea she
rides out every evening on q beautiful
pslirey. ltIs, perhaps, Just as veil s'
j, has fallen out. these Two singular
couples are too lar apart ever TO inter-
fere with each Others happiness, and
are much better satisfied as they are
than as they were
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Tas Node Chief, evidently greatly
,rls hteped At the result of his little re-
oslliou inaugursted at Mou udsviIle, on
Thursday, lett this city about I'll Q
break OF day" yesterday morning, 1t is
said he lett all OF a sudden"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03

The creditors OF the Atlsutic Bank in
New Yo,k are likely TO fare better than
luey thought from first appearances
iney would. A number Of missing se-
rurities nave been brought to light
which will materially help redeem the
uauk ind. bledqess. The greatest gu :
:erers will be III edlre ctors and stock
holders, who ought to have been less
O; their interests.