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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22
PHILADELPHIA.

Forepaugh's Circus Destroyed By
Fire.
PHILADELPHIA. December 2l.-A
Ere which broke out 10 the winter
quarters OF Adam Forepaugh's circus, in
Germantown, Second ward, destroyed
all the wagons, bsrness aad several
valuable horses. The building contsin.
ipg the wild animals Wa saved.
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>~c,EssFUL CuAsE,-Ye esterday OH
,s' Baum arrested lot Of hali-growu
:tgs 10 the Eighth ward, who were
::-as, and insulting people as they
@.sei by their proiane and loud talk.
SINE OF the young rascals thought
-sy could make good their escape by
"l.cC A.sht, but the officer was about
S. !se:.footed ss they were aud suc'
,selei in arrestiGg them alter lively
n-ase o. about three fquares, The
o2eH!er- W Il have hearing be.cre the
Police court this morning.
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Toys For CHRIsrMAs.-The head
Quarters OF Santa Claus as far as toys
are concerned will be found at Anthony
Gollner's, No. Ill3 Market street, op.
posjte old Union. His stock includes
everything attractive and desirable for
The little ones, and at prices that will
undoubtedly give satisfaction. He has
also large stock OF fancy baskets
which will make des rsble and useful
Christmas presents. Call and see him,
No. lll3 Market street, opposite old
Union. 4'iV
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CHRISTMAS ToYs.-D. F. Swartz No.
2l40 Main street, has rare assortment
OF Toys for Christmas presents for
children. Dolls aud trinkets OF thous
and kinds for girls, and drums, horses,
balls, wheel-bsrrows, fire crackers and
such things as boys most delight in,
abound in his well filled store.
At his other store, No. 2l42, he has
all the fashionable styles OF hats and
caps, suitable to old and young. An
appropriate present for father, brother
or son can be selected there, and one
that possesses positive value and utility.
Mr.. Swartz makes every effort to please
and his stores will be popular resorts
until the holidays are over, at least.
He will do rushing business. 1910
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PEa.oSAL.-Uarry NJ. Russell, ESQ.
:v:u-1ei from a flying trip to the
Permanent Seat" yesterday at noon.
He came by way OF Washington City
q; tie most expeditions route. We
s:e Indebted to him for recent letters
and oibs; documentary favors from the
CaL:a..
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LAEJE ATrBHDANCE-The FTss PTes,
;g,s;ian church was crowded 70 its ut
NOS capacity Last night, " Tie Young
a.i Oh o. both sexes, to hear tine Rev.
NJ. Fishers sermon on the recent sui-
@.vo' q Young man OF this ci'y. NJ.
.-er's remarks on gambling end dis
Pa;.on were candid, truthiul abd ap-
H'IFitae and We hope great many Of
.-oSe present v1I heed his timely warn.
Z and pref. By lis good advice. Il
IS pity that every young man in
Wheeling could have heard it.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MIScELLANE Gus.
PH oPoSALS
-FoR-
PUBLIC PRINTING, BINDING
S n A II 10 \ E r Y ,
FOR THE
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
FOR THE
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
NffIOE VI IhE !
CONN ssIoSERS or PUBLIC PEINTING, :
CHARLESTON, December Is, 1873 }

CONN sSIoS ERS or PUBLIC PRINTING,
CHARLEsToS, December Is, 1873
In naccordance.wIth law, Sealed PROPOSAL
will be received by the Commissioners or
Public Printing, at the Auditors ONCE, In
the Capitol, untilthe JOth day after the
18Th day OF Dec. 1879, at II o'clock
M for the execution OF the PUBLIC
PRINTING and BIN DINO, aud for supply
ing the state with STATIONERY and
PRINTING PAPEKs, for the contract
period ending the Second "Wednesday In
January, 1873.
Each proposal shall q accompanied by
bond OK ecuted according TO law by the bid
der, with at least two good and sufficient
suTttles, residing In this state, IN the penal
sum OF ten thousand dollars, for all state
Printing; the penal sum OF two thousand
dollars for all state Binding; and the penal
sum or five thousand dollars for furnishing
Paper, conditioned for the faithful perform
ance OF the contract and no bids unac-
companisd by such bond will he entertain
I'd by the commissioners OF Public Printing.
An approximate estimate o! the WORK
and mRIeTla. Ia be done and furnished to-
gctbcr with blank forms for psopOsals,
bonds, SC, will be- furnished upon applica-
ton 10 the commissioners.
JOHN =. BURDETT,
PT,s't ofCommiSLon Is Of FuOlic Printing.
ttClBl
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GILT EpaE."-A great deal OF the
beauty in a photograph depends upon
the way it is gotten up: We hsve iale,
" seen some from Robinson 8 Gallery,
on Black Enammel Cards with round
corners and Gilt Edges that are decid-
edlv nice
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COUNTY CoURT.-We learn that an
SC: has been passed by the legislature
::iac.ng tie number Of terms Of the
County Court OF Ohio county to four
:seai Of ten per year and giving the
@s:s Of the court probate authority.
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AD DIT 0kAL LO G AL

The a'manacs were right for once
Taey said winter would commence
Yesterday. aDd it. did. The thermome-
e, got down to sixteen degrees above
-.:o, which is the lowest it has been
l1.s wear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

SOME of the incest and freshest fruit
cakes, pound cakes, lady cakes, Noun
tain and small cakes. for the holidays
at Mrs. ZRIGRNFRLDKR'e.
10.6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

ELEGANT Mereschaum Pipes, Cigar
Holders, Cases, Pouches. &c, suitable
for Holiday presents, at the City Cigar
Store. 1910.
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SHURTLEFF HOUSE

EAIRyoNT, WEST VA, FORMERLY
l. Kearsley. This HouSe has Jurst been
newly rehtted from cellar 10 gairst with
new oeds ana new furniture, and II second
10 none IN the country, and IA 4 tuaisd aI
the Il. d U. railroad depot. This House IN
nrst cises IN every respect. The table In al.
Ways tupplied with the best In the market.
Charges moderate. sample rooms for com
nereial trayelers- No charge for handling
baggage Give me 6 call. Eatisfaction
guaranteed TO all my patrons Good stsb-
ling for horses. z. W.SHURTIEFF'
hofS Proprietor
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The City Cigar Store is the place for
real Mereschaum Pipes and Cigar
Holders, No. 6S, 18th street
II. L. Loos,
1910 Proprietor.
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Go to Blends for your Boots and
Shoes, where you can find the best as
sortment OF Ladies', Misses aud Chill
dren's fine ehoes, and Mems fine Cali
Boots and shoes, hand made, superior
in stvle and finish 10 any ever before
offered in the city. L. V. BLOND.
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A LOT Of chesp toys to close out the
stock, at MRS. HsiGESfkLpsk g.
1876
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FURs at Sitter & Roth's that must be
sold in the next twenty days, regardless
OF cost, corner Of Main and 2lst streets.
222
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FRENCH CANDIEs.-Just received q
fine assortment at
1876 MRS. ZgIGsNPELpBR's
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LAplE, wishing a nice present for a
gentleman can find just what they want
By calling on JOHN u; hiok'
"A Twelfth Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

OUR friend, Robinson, is doing some
fine work in his line. All wanting
photographs will do we'll to give him
their orders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

\ BEAUTIFUL line OF notions and fan,
O. goods for the holidays, just received
a. SIrLrR 4 RoTHs.
900
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

CoNUSDRuM.-Why do most all the
ladies OF Wheeling buy their dry goods
at |. Blum u Bros? Because they
sell better goods FOR less money than
suy other house in the city.
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CALIFORNIA.

Booth Elected L. $. Senator for the
Long Term.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 20.-At the
ioint session Of the California legis-
lature to-day Hon. Newton Booth
was elected United States Senator
for the long term. Hereceived sixty.
two votes being two Of n majority
over his opponents.
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Go to Sitter & Roth's it you want to
buy nice set OF furs for holiday gift,
corner OF Main and 2lst streets. 222
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CALL and see the great reduction IN
Dry Goode, at J. w. FERRELs,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

GREAT ExcrrRMsNr.-My fresh stock
of Merinos, Mohairs, Alpacas, Dress
Goods and Carpets. which | have just
received from the New York Auctions,
are going off with q rush. Come soon
Tyou want them, as they are being
sold at hall their value, by
J. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

AT the City Cigar Store you will find
the best Imported Cigars and Formosa
Fine Cut. 1910.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

LADIES, don't fail to go to the closing
out sale of dry goods, at |. Blum q
Bros, while out shopping, to-day. A
visit at this establishment will pay you
well. They are closing out their goods
numerically cheap
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22
ILLINOIS.
Suicide,

BLOOMINGTON, December o.
Chas. Brutel, formerly a rerident
of st. Louis, committed suicide here
last night by taking morphine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

\ LARGE assortment OF plush, braid
!. embroidered, fancy aad plain slip
'7;>, suitable for holiday presents, at
CARNAuAN & Co.'S.
-ig5 Main ST, Centre Wheeling
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Teas.

| ~ Half chests Zine GunpowdCr.
| ~ Boxes Fine GunpOwdeT.
| 30 Han chests Fine OOlongg.
5 " Young Hysun.
30 " SOuchongs.
10 Japsus.
! In lore RUd 'uT sars', n. BELLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

PORCELAIN mineatures for holiday
rres.nts at ROBINSON
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

Try the Puerto Principe cigar, at
MRpKR & BRos.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

-EShLF.C -Geutlemen's loog double
:, - w ,oT =, and ladies' 10 proportion,
-, 49,, W. Ferrel's. Thats tie place 10
- Cheap goods now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

HOLIDAY Oysters from 25c to SOC
per half can, at
1915 Mrs. ZIEGRNFgLDRR's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

An elegant assortment Of Gentle
~ Slippers, and all the latest styles
Aoo.s and Snoes, just received ct
l.. V. BLONDs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

DoS you know that you can buy 8
..alymafe suit, cloak, shawls, iurs,
.. a-' "oo.en goods Tor about one.balf
,-s ,- as1a! cost by going TO the closing
" W. sa.e o. |. Blum & Bro, O: ll04
&sll street?
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WORTH REMEMBERING.-The place to
buy hobby horses, children's wagons.
carta, velocipedes, elegant bible, hymn
books, gift books. and bronzes, is at
JOSEPH GRAVES
18th, old Monroe street.
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oR Neerschaum Goods call at
= MEDER & Bros.
o1TIne Tne door below McLure House,
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

For the relief
and cure OF all
derangemen Is
In the stomach
liver, and bow
els. They are a
mild aperient,
and an excel
lent pu urgitive.
Being purely
vegetable, they
con ia n 10
IN ere u ry or
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.NS assortment Of c'gar cases for
mondays. At MEDER Il Bros.
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4 FULL line OF holiday goods just
received by J0HN Il kIcR'
IA Twelfth Street.
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Ice cream for the Holidays, at
1876 Mrs. ZBIGRNFBLDER's
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NEW YORK.
The Ring Frauds.

NEW YORK, December 2O.-E. y.
Woodward, ex-county auditor un~
der the ring, has consented to turn
states, evidence and has given him
self to the authorities. He is now in
custody. His first appearance will be
Mt Mayor Halls trial Monday. 1t
is said he is prepared to furnish all
missing links against his accused &c .
completes.
sai g OF the Pacific and Atlantic Tel
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1876.
, 1873-04-02
Into bocamo active, md oloBod flrm At so'2o(a'
b05, Tho cattle marriott ssas active, but lower
for ulipplng grados. shoop woro dull

Blnco tho fotndoring Of the Royal George In
Portsmouth Hnrbor, nonrly q century ngo, ind
tho loss OF Thousand 1fvos, tloro has boon no
auol, maritime horror aB tho wrool Of tho ATTAIN
tic, Of Tho Whto star Limo, yesterday morning,
near Halifax. Tho destruction Of lifo On tho
NorthGoot OF Dunge Moss, fow wccks ago, WIS
much less torrib1o. Seven hundred md fifty
aouls, most Of thom women and children, aro
tic 1,rico paid for somc ono'B inhuman oaroleHs-
moss lii milking falBo reckoning rs to
the vessels courao. AL tho steamers
Of tho White. Star Limo aro remark
ablo for thoir groat longth Of beam. Whom
tho Baltic mnao i.a first trip from Now York, a
fow ycnrs ago, 1t ran ashoro in Tho Lower Bay
and broke amtdBhipB, md thcro Gun DO no doubt
TINT this popularity OF its construction
aided the waves in broaking up tho
Atlantic. This occurrence will recall tho
oxcitomont In Now York, last summer,
when 1t loakod cut that ono Of tho Btoamers Of
this limo aailad for England, crowded with tour
lists, although 1t was known to tho company and
hor oicors that OF tho three blades Of hor gcrev
ono WIS brokon of, and another 80 badly injured
as to bo almost useless.
, 1873-04-02

Edmund Quincy, John q. Whittor, uorrlt
Smith, Lucretia Mott, and othors recently nd
dressed lotsor to William Lloyd Garrison, urg-
ing him to writo and publish history Of hfs
life, 'tfor tho uae OF tho future hiRtorian Of
this country" III Ills reply, Mr. Garrison con-
eonts to do 60 for tho purposo Of dolincatng
tho long Herios Of strugg1oa for tho liberation Of
e1avoR. Ills own life WIS intimately associated
with thcso struggles for poriod Of forty yoara,
and thoro Is, probably, no man who could givo =
more accurate account of their various pllnaos
than ho. Now that tho battlo has long since
boon fought and won, ho cen probably sit down
calmly to recall and roviow ono Of tho most
notable revolutions in the world'a history.
, 1873-04-02

The Chicago produce markets were generally
stronger yoatorday, and grain was more active.
Mess pork was quiet and 15@20o per brl higher,
at S1b.70@16.75 cash, and 915.o0@10.o0 seller
May. Lard was In good demand, and 10o por
100 lbs higher, at 1920 cash, and ss.50@865
seller May. Meats were quiet and strong at G@
6>so for shoulders, 8@s16c for short ribs, 8>G@
eAo for short clear, aud 1013@1211o for sweet
picked hams, Highwines wore dull and nomi-
nal ut so11@B7o per gallon. Lako freighta were
quiet and firm at loo for corn to Buffalo. Flour
was dull and unchanged. Wheat was modor-
ntcly active, and firm at slight advance, closing
At s1.17996@1. .1oH cash, and e1.22N soller May
Corn WAS active, and advanced 7a@9sc, closing at
b09l@89}6o cash, and 35o aeller Mhy. Oats
He1e actiyo and shade 6rmor, closing at 24sG@
27c casl,, and 2a9lo soller May. Rye was dull
.nd 10 lower at 0s]1@o5o. barley was moro
Actiye and ah.do 0rmer, closing at 77@7711o
aellor the month, and 100 for current receipts.
Tho grain In store in this city ts reported 1t
a41o,e31 bu whoat, $685. ,bs1 bu corn, 1,74e, ,1o1
bu oats, so2,11o bu ryo, and 8o1. .46a bu barley.
Total, 1o,768, ,9o8 bu Of grain and 48,o7o brls
-four besides 1o2, ,642 bu wheat and s28,4a bu
corn aloat In tho harbor. 1.-Two hoga we're
neglected md nsak during tho forenoon. but
, 1873-04-02

A. communication signed "JuniuH" is printed
by tho Washington Patriot, entitled "popular
Injustice and It's Fruits" which treats OF tho
present position OF tho Supreme Judges OF
Illinois in tholr relations to the people, the work
and responsibility put upon tho1n tho saIarleB
they recoiyo, and tho popular obloquy which
they encounter. It has boen nseortod that tho
article was written by Judge h[cAllister, one Of
tho Associate Justices on tho Supreme Bench.
Whether this la true or not we hnyo no 1noanB Of
knowing but 1t is evident that tho author OF
tho article WAS posted On tho aub-
joct OF which le writes, and lo has
dealt with 1t In pointed and forciblo
manner. 1t Is certain that the Supreme
Judges OF Illinois feol aggriovol at tho 'front.'
mont which they have received at tho hands of
tho Legislature, and, to como extont, ut tie
hands Of tho PRESS aud the people, Tho article
in question rot. forth tho causoH Of thoir COM
plants.
One of tho main points Of tho alleged intus.
t!co 10 tho hupromo Judges was tho fixing OF
thoIr nalartoH, which arc hold to DO too low, both
absolutely and relatively. A Supreme Judge 70.
cotych but $4,000 q yoar, while Circuit Judge
IN Cook County recoIycs $1,000 your. 1t iunoi
TO bo denlBd that tho difference iB on tho wrono
ado. Tho Circuit Judge haa neither tho amount
Of labor nor the extent Of responsibility which
! falls unou tho Supreme Judge. Tie Cir
, 1873-04-02
SPRtNOFfELD.

Receipts OF the Socrctnry OF Stutc's
Ofrice-..r0xvn EIcCtion--.rho Enr11l-
era' Convention To-day.
. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 1.-Col. George II. Har-
low filed statement tn Ills oflco to-dny showing
the amount of feon collected by him and paid
into tho State Troasury, III pursuance Of law,
from Jan. IS to March 81 inclusive. For COM
missions issued to Notarica Public, and to county
officers md others, f58250 !; for filing and issu-
ing licenses nnd certiacates OF organizations,
sG37. .50 for, certified copies Of 1aws, oto.,
s292 ~; tor surplus books sold, 962 Total,
Tho town election in Springfield brought out
a very large voto, and tho votes 80 counted indi-
cato Tint the Liberals have carried tho township
by almost 200 majority.
spnrxor1Erp, ill.,, April 1.-Thore arc as got
erg' Mass Convention which meets here to-
morrow. This is owing in aomo dogreo, per-
haps, to the severe storms of snow in the north
ern and rain in the contral and southern portions
OF the Stnto, which hnvo prevailed during last
night and to-day, and which has rendered
travelling in tho country both difficult aud diea-
greeablo. Tho day solicited for tho Convention
seems to have been an unfortunate ono, aB in
countieB having township organization the oleo-
ton for town oilicors iH hold to-day, and many
farmers would be unwilling to loayo home OH
that account. It Is expected, however by the
u
ing's trains will bring largo numbers Of delo-
gaten, mud that the Convention will bo fully at
tendod.
At tho meeting of the Executive Committee
OF tho state Organization Of Farmers, Mr.. Flagg,
President Of tile organization, stated that tho
meeting WIS simply preliminary ono, to come
to an Understanding Of the object to lie sought
by tho Convention tomorrow, and to select
delegates to tho Farmers Congress, to be held
in Indianapolis HAY 4. He said Lis underasand-
Ing Of tho oboo Of ion "a
relieve tho farmers from the extortions
and injustice 80 long praotisod upon thom
by the railroads. and to tako moasures to
compel tho railroads to obey tho law. He
Thought that 10 sdo issues wore involved or
ahould be brought before the Convention:
| Short speeches gonorally, similar IN tone to
| those Of President Flagg wore made by several
othor gentlomn,,, nlolnhors Of tho Committee,
and tho prospect 10 tint the Convention will con,
fine its deliberation exclusively to tho railroad
| question.
j. B. Turncr, Of Morgan, and 8. N. Smith, OF
| Knne, wore appointed delegates to tho 1ndian'
apolig Congress-.
, 1873-04-02

cost, to 10 paid for by future tolla On tho otlor
hnnd, wo havo tho St. Lawrence route opon to
Btonnors carrying from 30 900 to 900 buBlo1s Of
corn, 1tis to 10 opened, or rathor improved'
froe Of oil cost to ua, and all that Is asked IL
tint the vcHsols taking corn down the riyor may
bring back articles which wo mood mud which nre
produced III Canada. CongrcHs can at my mo-
mont grant thia reciprocal trade; 1t can opon
to tho Northwest tlala continuous wator route
Of unlimited capacity With clloap froighta; 1t
can give to tho corn aud whoat producers road
to market atlo1uato to n,oyo oil thoy can pro-
duco. AL TINT Ia NODDED Is for tho mon intorost
Cd iii cheap froights,- s,-tho mon who raiBo corn,
wheat, mud pork, TO Instruct thoir oongroBnmen
to vote in oxchnngo for tho privilege that oil
vosaels engaged in this carrying trade uay have
freightn both Ways FREQ OF tax.
, 1873-04-02

The appointment OF ex-Goy, Holden, OF North
Carolina, as Postmaster at Raleigh, is receiving
pretty general condemnation in tho Eastern
preas. Holden WAS impoached for frauds in
connection with tho Issue OF North Carolina Sthte
bonds aome four yoars ago, convicted, doposed,
and rendered forovor incapable of holding Office
under tho State. Tho impeachment had no rcla-
tion to connection with party politics.. That such
man should now be elevated to ono Of the moat
important Fodoral Offices In the atato is insult
l sg to tho people OF North Carolina. Republicans
and Democrats aliko, since both united in put
ting tho brand upon him, and m outrage on
sommon decency. Probably President Grant
thinks that tho recent election yindicated Holden
aa we'll "a himself.
, 1873-04-02

rrper pA0E-Fcarful Loss Of Life BY tho White Star
Ilno.s Steamer At,nntio-Terr1blo Tornado III mig
ai.appt and dTonncssoo-WashnHton Ho#a-hlsoel-
Iauoous kilograms -Adverttaomants.
BEuOND pA0E-Justioos' Flnes-Doatha and Births
Railroad Now4 49, Tho Turf So THO Transportation
QUESTION tOom,nunlcationl- Tho Railroad Question
Tho ProsldonGts sou-Ncws Paragraphs -ohanso.
In tho Public Land Laws-A Word to tho Ladies Oh
New York.
THIRD pAqE-Tho Cnusts-HiRhts Of PasscnGefs-Th1
City In 1}tsci-Tho porfu,nory War-Tho etnto
Savings Instftution-nhllroad Tinlo Tablo-AdEor-
uaomonts.
FOURTH pAGE-EdltoriAls: Tho 81. Lawrence Route
Another arqat Cutoff; Our snpFomo JudRcs-our
ront Nows p1rn8 raphs.
FIFTH PAGE-Notos from tho State Capital-Ohioage
-. 1.-Two Stock Maskot-Aarkots by rclograph-Adser'
.tsenants.
:. B1xrH PA0I-Moaeasy aud Commercial.
u: SEVENTH pAGE-Rallroad Monopollost apoooh b.
" Col. Ftcd Ilcokor at Burlington 1lall-small Ad'
yor.isomonts, Isoal Estate, Fur salo. TO Rent,
Wanted. Boarding, Lodging. otc.
EIGHTH PAQE-Fosogn News-Now York hlattori-
Chicago Town Efcctions-The Woathor-Mtnosl1a
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