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MarIloWoC Dry Dock,

Tn. uuicrsiEnrl ] hlviEg leased the dry
deck ofthe Mani voc Dry Dock Company,
=, Eauitowoc 10 term Of fve wears is now
nreplrei to doe vessels OF all classes, in
clu,iing the larg A ,at on the lakes. The
drr dock Is ?65 ct long ami 75 feet wide.
with = feet ofv cr ovrr the mud sill. All
work entrustelr Us will he performed in a
ski,Iful. war4ma like and expeditions man
ner. and At lower f -uTeS than can be Oh
,.ined either in Milwaukee or Cnicago-
e. 5 RAND < 60.
a EANp CHAS. rAYNo u
T. MyLulLIANn. i4-l1-t
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Rli
70 anonl c,.nter al. Of the nrivate and
ioc;l laws of lSG1, emJitirl act to ',n-
thofi@e the use % none. af'eshG 'r.m th''
~ VI ,,'''' ,t'' ~ 80 NV
Calumet. for drrinage aud other y .rr,-
seo' and TO amend chapter 95', OF thr
'''"' o' i''''' t'''''''2 '"e'''''
l" be"P'e ?t ne 'St'''> O .Sr'"stt' 'e-
I',''. =. ',,..a. -
-,
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.,.,,, -, t...I,n -,
60, GO:
tnovn a. tLa ho,rj of uo,;,o,oo on3
C,In,rot co,r,, S,,.r,, Inn o,,,,,,,;.;,,,
ar. anil A. snch commissioners ,hor
berchv ou.bor;zad and c,,ovo,ol =, oc,
for and in bobalr If said counties !, excc,-
ton Of the t-as, bv this act created aud
by this said name sbaII y, c.,,h,a =, l,w
ft,tipo borl,D,r Ioosio .nl o,n..oo.;a
for Collin, and correrior tho r,na,
nor+;o, tbe-oor do.cr;h,l - .ha c. o,
-: e ..; :,
,,,,n,,., o-;,;,. t.o H.. , ,hor
,.
,,,,,. -, .a.I ,I..,
,a,. .,,a soo,a ,I,,..,-, ~, -.
and oxorofso al .ba nonom u;-r.
rr;r;Ia,os md ,r,,,,,i,;oi NH
NOV. he' ,oo,-s,rr- ;, o.ru,, 80, o. =
- 49,, oL:o,., Is az; :,
,,,,o oro hono;, So+ e,r,b
''' - ,'' -
-,
~ ''''. ''''' ma, .o'.''o '"' ,''' S,''' "a
f'- '.'' Vi 7''''' i''tiu'' "' s'-'' '''ee -
.nes Sh.i Dc fe''oh"oly worth ou' no
.7's ,''''' on' uo''ir pe' acre hes SiiS'i
- " issueu - '"e puEe'i'-
so u ''''' 'i'0' u '''i'i % contracted U oe
so!d eertihea''' S'sHed by the president
ana elerH OF sali o0ari' certifying that the
ANUS uss'''o'1 i" SSiu eeF''ne"'e nave
sois '"e'e'" h'iii-u ior 'he sum oi money
stated IN sueh eef'Ihease' anu on PreSent''-
'io" o' s"oi oe'''"e''e '' tue oince oi the
u '''' '0'''' .'''i "''''e's''
'''"'s' '''1 ''' t'} '",''' = ''' sum %
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NAtiSON, Jan. ga resolution was
offered i4structlug the Committee on Ral.-
roads. in ali biI!s reported by them rea
tive to land grants, shall insert provision
that all farming, grazing and hard TIMBER
lands, be put on the market at the earliest
practicable moment, the price not to exceed
S2.5U per acre, aud sold 10 actual settlers
oaly Lall over.
BILLS
were introduced asnending the militia lay; ;
to give Circuit JUICES salary Of s., OOO u
year &c provide tor 4 geological survey
Of the State.
Adjourned till Montay evening.
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FOR SALE.

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and farm
Of sixty acres With barnes and
outhouses appertainins thereto; :;
in the village of Mishicott, for
sale on easy terms. For par
ticulars of terms enquire on the
premises or of Ira. p. Smith, Of
this city.
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NOTICE TOCoNTRACTORs.

MISHiCorr, Jan. /, 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
CLERK, Office of Sch0o! Dist. No. |, in the
Village Of Mshicott, uati! the l4;h day of
February. 1873, for the completion of a
new school house in said district. Said
proposals to include all labor, materials,
etc, which were omitted and left out Of the
contract by and h-twecn the District
Board.
The plans and speculations can be seen
at any time at the Clerk Office in said
District.
LouIs k0EHNKE.
District Clerk
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FARMERS

Now, frruer- is the ii dc to 20 and inquire OF
your neghhOrs naI Slud o. = Ee.J ;heS .outEt
i-st yer. II tle. Il l.. EU tngi byu hit II o.
snh hIt !i cost, and tHeu order your Re per OF
e ia At sells tue best. Ud maze sure ;aal
you -et tie riget or Ter Z Q triI You arri
sure sou lave got one hen th' harvest cou.es, on
easily tel Whether iron U Ill ia-t lJnPer tuan
wood. wHet tr two w5e - TuH eI-.as than one.
wJetier broad erls better tau narI Uw.
neither brass boxes run lonaer thanlr u. whether
= RI sc .GsL yOu can rtOp add starr y0n Ike is
handler tian one tgat yuu cII't, sHetn. 7 old arm
eTs o1!d sell q ui ! nae iue, ami DuJ u power
htrt
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STATE OF WISCONSIN.
IN ri MAZE.


JATthGY 2i-lntrolu.cI by Senator
SCIiNIDr T. Read iir-t AID ~cc,ui ,ir;c-.
AMI IT f,rr4d 10 he Select Commttte' con
sistiug Of the Senators from the - Ii and
- distr, Is.
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Attorney aud Counselor 8; Tnw. an Court Com
missioner fur NsEito" oc cDunIy. Al business en-
trusted TO his car. will lie promptly aud E itfuiy
attended to 4 IL c. honestly gwen. or " .tlci a
reasonable Charge Nii be- rne H. Ofsct OF Rnir 10
A.. hstweaa Eighth and \ NH l?aI
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NossTEuEsrrue E;o.sE

Conlnercia.-ss.. br,weeu Ei.nti. aud Ninth, Mani
toToc- Joseph Palmer. Proprietor be-,
ACCOMMODATIONS far tue ti.ycluV iu lie Terms
Cheap. anI satisfaction u&rrute-.i. l24l;
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ANOTHER FROM THE DEACON


in iast Weeks iss"' oi 'lie 1''o"''' We
i-HH an "i''o'o
sighei H. DaL we i'i'o Se,ei". i'o'''
Tor su7pcctina tha' IL Is me De"cohs own
production.
lat. That 1t opens with 'wo hes' accuses
the PiLoT of iaisehotd, Is inteFia-ded VITA
lies, all through, and closes with his Usual
hypoeritieai twins OF pity, ETC
2nd- lie claims IN Il We Lave a'o'ne' "'1-
siTe "rticie against tha pelc'"''n'' '"a' We
7aid We iur"i7n more fs'' 'i''s ma = ','l'
The lf4'"He' "'4'.' sn'" ',i'' " 'o'S
not unders'"ni ti'o i'''7i'9h 'a'2"'g "'
we put III no S1e'' e.''''"' " "e cain" more
IN '"e' 's'4s' '''""'f' ana 0As;' our
CAIN On "e'"'i G ""' III D''f11'oi' 'lp''
WIN ''' 'ia' 'e'' u'i'a >o''P"'S-'' IL
''4 '''' nav 'i''''"' nouI7,'i' i" re-
gar" 10 "0'I'e { d ices " QUIZ 1t DC '','ci
a'us''e 20 S"y '''ASS ''e ''.''i'i', "'''
s- o-a,,,at.
c,,,- 80
-l,.
,'''' "
- 5.'-.,.,..t,.~-.r -, -.
- go had h.on o-nse,sur ,oo.rons n Ii.
.,so o,d r,-,,,,.r -. roi,.r,. he i.,.o,.si,
HI, ,,-.-.u.... .-,,,.,-,,..
.,s,,.,.:,, -. fl, .,., .,o, ,i,.,.,,o
r.,.l ~ J., o,-,.;,.I l,.,...,,3 ,i.,
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UNION HOUSE,

'ro essor o. Nus c,"tc.Tlt .iys e.,ors Vocal az
nalt uAeutl Ms c ~ the cIty ~. Mgnitowoc and
NO h'e-s Is.s-enca on t., It-s'.. naar tho
ourI iCusa. II a ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-02-06

Deutist. otice in ,iermIu's new bui'Giux on
b Ehth-St.. kcuitow c. Particular attention.
gwen 10 All tir different branches Of tit5 rrue$S.
ION, an all work Warranted. ItstI t<trHctel
WIZ uHt nui,. .i.i
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JOSEp1. SYNES,

Dealer IN all xmas o. Stoves an I Har !wGre. and
Manufacturer ., Copper Tn, au i,,he aliron wlrs,
gtth-at.. South eide. r the BriI-s, Hanito
4 l..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-02-06

Adam Roberts. DlacksnltI and W tEnn-maker
ohop on the corner ul eeyautf sD iofk st~
NJita Side. N.nlipWoc. Does all kilds 0
t'"E wora as good aud 4. Ct cap u any otIer esah
iS1htH, n thJ CITY. l3 3G-l
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TAKEN UP.

Come to the premises Of the subscriber in
he town Of Manitowoe Rapids, Don, the 5th
Of August. 1872, three heifers. about three
years old. red and white. The owner or
owners. will come forward, prove property
pay charges and take them away
JOSEPH HBAWA.
Mari;owoc Rsrid., January 9th. 1873
j+-2t3nr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-02-06

fhy-lc'sn- Surgeon, aud Accou -h.uy. Os,ce IN
eta 1T Cy-r Bac9n's D.uE --Ura. Ohc. @ en- Al nj
hours Cal g. tie eountri prompt attended
o -
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4. 4 a. RUS,
EDWARD CONWAY

" o'ssale md K-ttii deI III Hats. Caps Furs,
g uves Gitt-Ls, Robes ETC. Yur.-s bet Area
gLIp End Ninth, AauItJy3c l94:l
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- cAETsOa. II

Buy 10 POWDER or rrr. ETci simmons liver
fr, latJr u.~t 10 az c..4r-y-d sruupor. - itis
-. *, -I.rny AMI u..,gr- laorok n None
Ctae. = IruI4ue-
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CUXUGACR

~ ~ 4 u MA ~ sIAEIS
within the last yesr LIS COUNTY, aC1 size has
come out HheGd =. you Gu ~. by t.s 'olio IN.
nLTnes Of gobd fe!l4b.e Farnv., we'll S,3Nn 10 th-
most OF yOC:
Wetie uncer-iguers e' tic county Of Naniiu woe
DO lereDv seeOmmanI tas Luy usa Chiei R.Epei
and Mower. 10 be d good and successful Reaper
and Mower. oI easy craft and inanaErmslt and ~ G
recommend AL taai wish TO .ufC!sase a good Rsa
and NJ er to give IL tciaI hsfors LGrrL s-iUs
else mere, Dlrcba I'D i4st yer aud satisfied
with the WORK II does.
Respectfully your.s
Henry Wei Harris { Ilansen
Carl Stuck John Guudtr.on
B4rthe! NJ cry Amen Tourgueson
Fre1 Miller ole Larsen
Hiram McA lister sOreu Larson
Ava Smith ChIs Ncuser
Magnus Erickson q .e Oiesen
Far ners wishing to purchase this machine vii
do We'll by glVlns tseir 0rfers early - our rnn-
yassers will commence canvssing AanIioSoc, SIe
boyZ3n counties for orders call ant examine 10
machine at our store. the Winiiate Hous
IN tuis city. R-sDectiuIlg YDurs etc.
L. G. HASAE, aud Co.
MsuitUvoc, January Pad 1873.
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4. EGlLaNss.

NeteriEarv Surgeon. cures Ring Bones Saayius
scS. etc. etc. Az cures warranted ur no charges
u a.e. Oft X lis W. s.tbr On saVcnt -.t
between bunstn 1nI Siic go, Nsui $50. y "a /
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j. =. ANDERSON,
!. 8. i.,,, Y,Js,it,,. M A.,

Attorney and CoaGsslur ~ Law Csrecitou,
promptly aitauiei To. 0iic, over J 4 K.aIar,
store. Cor R!sulh anu YorS.sts., Aanitowoc
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QVcry, who SAID il did?
Yet, any sane man wouil naturally con
cule thut column rules that measured zen
to the inch, making 30 in all in 4 nine col
urn paper, wopl,! cover ana Is inches
of paper while b rules measuring thir-
teen 10 the inch would cover only , an
6 Is inches and without its beng noticed
by the c. sual observer. this attempt bei3g
lust what We intended - disclose. No~
add to this 8 Of an inch more margin he
tween pages on each side and you have i
inches more Of his casual steoi unearthed,
this total makes nearly two inches. Now
compete 3-4 Of Il Buur.eoi, EN- in width in
cacL column and you viii find - Bourgeois
ems or about three inches dtererce N
lctual type width IS we claimed. Hen
trim the margin Of from each page Of
PILoT and Tribune and you will fud tie
PILor's printed matter is still y ID inch
the widest in each page, which makes our
case complete. And cannot be refuted by
: any man Nho measures type with a broom
handle.
Oar mathematics are plain and simple.
Can you comprehend them Deacon? Any
child cdn f.nre them out Ter you. We have
been short of help lately, (neyer having
/ learned 20 set typel and have advertised
for compositors, and in the mean time,
hsye put the PILor al. in 0E both sides to
keep up, and have sufficient masnanimity
left to forgive the intended sarcasm in re
gard to It's setting. in the hope that our
former foreman, who put it NJ, vii some
day whale its slanlcrer. and more espcc-
iallv, since in the same issue Of the Tri6-
me they doubled over two columns of its
advertisements.
I Is the bitter bitten badly?
I Our advertising patronage complained
Of, comes to Us from the fact 9f our greater
circulation, and business men are most al
ways sagacioas enough to find t.'- cut
/ before investing; il colleS without coaxing
and they pay full prices cheerfully, whlc
the Deacon takes them at half price, as
also his agency ads. are taken at those fig
ures, being a cheap niGH IN 81! respects.
{ We believe he wrote that defence
for the Tribune; It is possible, however
that he NAV have some outside soupe fol
m echo, if so, we wish to inform him tha
If instead of measuring with pole
the PILor is eourted, as shown by the IN,
column above referred to, and the fou
lines added to the 5,427 ems would maxi
the PLoT contain 1922 more loaded Bour
J gcois ems than the Tribune. We wer
modest in making our estimate before, an
ticipating that the Deacon OF some othe
bluJJer head @ould take issue. If it i
some outsider, we Go hot care so much 70
his misstatements a. men who seek an OF
portunity to get mixed up in other peoples
affairs, must Of necessity make stron
case or others would be sought in
stead there being invariably the sam
sor, OF rivalry among that class OF Ducks
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z PAVL LCEDSEss,

faNs tue higE.st prlCe tvr Wheat aud othcr pro
luce. ofce on ile northeast conner ot Buffalo ant
Z Ihth SIS. huGlrowrc. Il AL
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WILLIAM LYNCH,

Dealer in Stoves also Mann u'actUror OF TIN cueet
Iron ana Copper ware All II 's OF reg .iriL tone
Hg sii-,t.. betSeen York and BIHao, Aanlt 90
IL a |
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CLOsh AyD Du,.s.n,.,,o
CEH As. z. HsSTOS,

isoST1s over R RySsr's poOt aRd Shoe
store. cor. sth :aa5 Co Goiisnergfas-ut,
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BANKING Faesg :ssI


B4NI3'O vac. WISCONSIN.
VIII buy -rf eel, At mfrl.et rates. AZ
rssurs If L s. Securities, Cold, Gold
Draft. silver. kc.
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Eo2EvGN E&CHAEGE

Drawn in sums 10 srj' on al tn pr.nci-
pal rrt.~s of Germany. France, Eng nj
Now. Ac.
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ass4T va7llLiaa 5PEsIFlc

for ,,er comriaint z3d It's r7i1fu oarprin~. rys
u p.ls. COEstIpargH. JaCudihe. Eiiitons s:tscLs
Scs HeatacIsr. .lic. D-pfes-iga O. -p- =, sour
ssonsca, Het-iIH C.'i'is an trse., etc,
Alter Jear> OF careful eH2ar, Mons 10 nle-t 4
greaf IN ur-rrt dc sn 8. We n5w pr5pace iron.
our ori-lE-! GruU.ue i'OaG-rs
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The Prepar ed,

r liquid form oi 5mn "us l. y-r Regulator. con.
tai laZ a 81 h'"dr..ul All vl.u b proye, .Ics.
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j: II. ZFCILI~ & co.
-"
MACON, GA. and p I'll aDELPHlt.
s~".4 by nll Ibru" ists.
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GE0fsGE \. NSOniss

Attortsy st Law anI d. -trict Attorney ter N@u'tc
voc coupiN. Corrections rrum gti, Ftlsn1ei TO-
Once IN Duis o. between k,g 'ih and Nntn.
isit IL
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fssi ionahle Tai or. Al goods made bv The sub
scriIer are yArranlsd to d form. Prices re!-
sUnsbic an.i AM bIund to rle..e those ullo give
ns their custom. Stop on YUrk-st. two doors
y ss' oi tts y nd ale h0u-e 1874 /.
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Buckinghan's Dye
FOR THE WHIsKERs.

As our iienewcr IN many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, TO re-
store gray or faded whiskcrs, we have pro
pared this dye, IN one preparation; wbicl,
will quickly and eifectuaily accomplish thi.
result. 1t is easily applied, and produces
color which will neither rub nor wash "a.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cent.
Manufactured by r. p. Hall / Co.
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Keeps sll kinds o. Meats. Sausage. HIms Inrd
etc, which ne i'll soil at the ioSc.t prices. in
qusnhty aud kind to auit purchasers. ANY ofs
i&v:ug cattle, hogs or sEe,p To sell vil ci on
sud receive tue Ligu-sl PRICES las3iv
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Paoerhangor and Upbosterer. Carri re Trirnn.
and Harness Maker, Comm sgcill-~t, brtwesu III
sni sth. Aahitowe-. rsconmenl. hmsalf II
ths>s pranchts- ana Dro...-ts .: execute all 10!
~i.h promptnsss sHd IN tis oest style I24i-.y
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D.ek Oce by las lived Il wilower for
iiye years, hnt is now to marry again.
Like D,ck Yates, he says there is good
deal of cusseaneSs in aaIriasc', but every
man wants Il ho-e.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

THE PARADE --ihe winds OF yester
day having so completely dried up the
our streets, the procession announced
for to-day will trarspire, nolwiths and
ing the rain OF Thursday night. Gen.
Kelly feeling too unwell TO act as Mar
shall J. NJ. Bickel, who was rel,c:ed as
alternate, has concluded to act a. Chie'
Marshal. The military will assemble
at their armories at | O'Clock Uni oIm
Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, will Iorm'
on horseback, in front OF Turner Hall,
at ] o'clock, and headed BY the Great
Western Band, will march down Main
street, where they will meet the OTHER
members OF the order, ard escort them
to the place OF formation. The other
Societies will assemble at the same hour
at their different Lodge and meeting
rooms, and march to the Court House,
where they will report 10 the Chief
Marshal, to he assigned their places
in the line.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

SUPREME Court -MonAay. An ar.
peal was allowed in the case OF Il II.
HARTLEY d Co Us Chesapeake q Ohio
Raj road Comlauy, rom C"beil county.
The Glowing cases were continued;
G D Camden, rs A. Wernlnger
rom Harrison county; Mcfarland u
S.rel, rs Aetna Insurance Com pany ;
anne, Us Aetna ! surance Company
from Wool county; and the case Of the
Exchar &c Bank OF Virginia, IS Cyrus
Hall, Ct a. rom Glmer county.
The following cases rom Wood coun-
" were argued ard submitted, John A.
Hutchinso jr., coun-eI Tor the ap-
pelIants, and William II. Small Tor the
appsllpes: Oven Franks Us. Will am
Cravens e' al; John N. LIVERY, rs
YIN. Bullirg,on ct at; S B Bentley,
rs. john MrKibheus and L'die Gri >
lin. rs. the town OF WllIamstown.
The case Of the Ches ,peake IL Ohio
Railroad Company, rs Cora P. Bradford
an | Others, from Ktnawha county, vas
argued by WIN. A Quarter and VIM
II Hoseman for the appellant, and by
E B. Knight the appelees and sub
united.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

BURGLARY IN THE EGHrH WARD
Hauilan's Store" corner of Fifth AID
Pine streets + ghh ward vas entered
by a burgl .r or Thursday night, and All
the change in the d'aser-'en dollars,
perhaps-was carried off The burglar
was a bungler ard must have made
noise enougl to wake the dead getting
in. Securing an old Ratchet IN a shed
in the rear OF the store, be made a
wedge with which he broke the shut
ter of rear window from its fastening,
cut out pane Of glass and got in. After
rlfling the money drawer and scanning
the contents OF every other drawer ~
the place, he made an attack on The
safe with screw driver, cleaver and
a Ratchet. But the safe was too many
for him and he abandoned il after hay
ing evidently labored 10 break into it
for an hour or two. Nothing IL mis- Ell
from the store but what change was IN
the drawer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

PROF. CAsE's LEcIUREs.-We regret
that the suffering caused by a severe
cold, has compelled Professor Case
whose lecture on Thursday night gave
such intense satisfaction to he tlarge AL
dience assembled to hear him, to post
pone his remaining lectures on Phre-
nology, for the present, for from the
ability displayed by the Professor in
his lecture, his per ect and intimate
knowledge Of the science be teaches
and his great success in reading the
characters OF those who submiucd to
his manipulations, we looked for Sc.
ries OF very interesting lectures on this
interesting subject. Due notice will
be given, however, OF his ability to re,
sumo them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

Police COCRT There were but two
ca e. before the Police Court yesterday,
and they were imported gacots, our
Ia i've ones being out OF money, out OF
wti,ky and odt ol Jail.
Pat. Carol plead guilty TO the charge
Of having ward,r,d all over unior
street, as drunk as piper" Pat is a
stranger in our city and is not posted
"a TO the strength OF QUE 'uhle-extract
berzine. He was fined So and cos's
and in defaul' ornamenteth the chain
gang Tor ten DAYS.
Frank NJ ,tnews is the name Of Pat
Carols fellow sufferer. lie, too, is a
stranger, Of childlike mein and winsome
way. he was on plain drunk in
Centre Wheeling, on Thursday, when
he was gobb!ed in by the watchia'
"cOrs." IS and costs was the ase, ss-
ment. No shekles. Chain gang ten
DAYS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

ENocH ARDEy.-To.night our citizens
will have the pleasure Of seeing the
great actor, Edwin Adams, the only RI
val Edwin Booth has ever had, in his
life Ike and exciting impersonauon
of Euoch Arden. supported by very
talented company, who have made the
play their study. The press everywhere
awards Mr.. Adams the highest praises
for his mastery rendition OF the princ'-
pal character in the play, as well as tor
the excellent manner in which the play
is put upon the stage. We know that
there will he but few elisahle seats for
sale tonight. and those who de-ign GO
ing should secure seats, at Sheih's mu-
sic store, to-day. the same play will
be presented in precisely the same man
ner as at night, at 2 o'clock this after.
noon, for which seats may be secured a
Sheibs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22
TEE Oh FLae.-soms persons have

TIE OLD FLAe.-Some persons have
stated without authority that the par
ties taking part in the military drama
entitled the odd Flag" which will b.
produced in this city, commencing on
Monday. March 81. would be paid for
their services. The committee deem it
but just to state that the report is utter.
" without foun lation as the services
of each and every one were sole ted by
the committee, all understanding the
fact that the play will be produced by
Thoburn Post No. 4, G. A. R.. the pro.
ceeds to be used by them. for the anne
Iteration Of the needy and destitute
Soldiers and Sailors. Mr.. E. A. Lew
is is n town and has already commen.
ced rehearsing the cast in their parts,
He expresses himself well pleased with
those composing the cast
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

CoLLIstoV'-A passenger tram on the
Baltimore and o 10 railway, on Thurs
dny evening collidvd with u car on the
tramway of The Washington Mil where
the tramway crosses the track o. the
railroad. The car had about twenty
five bushels of coal OF it, and when the
engine struck it matters were mace
pretty lively both for the mules on the
tramway and Tor the passengers on the
train. The damage was slight, except
TO the coal car which was dem olished
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

MUSICAL IN,rnUrE The Institute
Concert to be given next Tuesday mig t
is looked forward to with much pleas
ure by our music loving people. The
programme selected is an excellent and
popular one 1t will be announced OF
Mrnday. The sale of tickets will CON-
mence on Monday, and, as it lie likely
the hall will be completely filled; those
who desire good places should secure
them early.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

BADLY M,xrD surely no one could
comrls.in at the weather yesterday, for
we were favored with every conceivable
sort. 1t ralned and it blew, aud l.
snew, and it thew, and it II z, all within
three or our hours. The rain tel pref
~ nearly all night, and All Ut daylight
old Borox opened his "bellowses and
A Won, hurricane was upon u, When
the wind ell the same thing About
ten o'c!,ck the sun shone out and the
balance otlhe DAY was warm. . d
Pc liabilities must have been on drunk
TO issue so many different kinds Of
weatle at once.