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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
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The Palmetto Hat, trimmed and IN.
trimmed, among other novelties In the
Straw line at Adlers.
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STRAWBERRIES and Cream at Mrs.
ziegenIeldeFs, under Odd Fellows Hall,
today, 57,a
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them framed At RoblnSon's Gallery.
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SATURDAY, MAY II, 1873:
New Advertisement.

NUW hUVeENIHUHGaN'
English Lutheran Church.
Drugs OF SllvCy's.
Assignee's Notice.
F. 9, Mycrs.
AnnoulcemeIt-Jas E. Horton.
Furniture. I'D,
Ice Cream Saloon.
For Rent or Lease.
Make Settlement. =. o., ~
Dangerous. =
Excelsior Baking Powder.
Toilet Soaps.
Logan's Arnics.
Ninety.hve Cases in One Hundred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

A LARGE lot of new Neck Ruffiings ant
Undersleeves at Adler's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

The Latest NoVB1EY.-The knocking
bird iml,aton at BIoch's.
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$. 8. DEocH has Just received large
LOT oil mocklng bird imItators.
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Mayor Jelicrs In the chair. Present.
Messrs. Blair, BuItcifleld, DunniDg, Hall
Handlan, Pannell, Roberts, ScLambra,
Wallace, and Wilson.
The resolution TO allow Joseph Warner
Sl25 for extra coal furnished for Water
Works, passed at last meeting by a major
ity vote, was confirmed.
Tho report OF the conference COM
mitlce in the malterof the pro
posed appropriation Of $27S 10 the
estate. Of Judge Good, recommend
ing that II bg applied TO the note accepted
by the Receiver, having been made 10 the
Second Branch, was rejected. The paper
came up from that Branch, and It was
suggested that a new committee should
be asked. The chair decided that the re-
port having been rejected In the Second
Branch, and that Branch being 10 posses
sion Of the papers, and having asked nc
new committee, the subject was not be-
fore The First Branch al all.
Several applications for ordinary and
cofee. house licenses were considered and
granted.
The report Of the Committee on Streets
and Alleys was received and Its recon-
mendatlons agreed to with the following
exception: The resolution in regard "a
curbing was recommitted TO allow the re.
port and resolution to DO harmonized In
regard TO the curbing on Catherine street,
and the third resolution was also recon-
mitted.
Tho report 'ol the Gas Trustees was
received and approved.
Mr.. Wilson offered the following reso'
ltion. 49,
"ReWlred, That the Committee on Or.
dinances be requested to inquire into the
proprieiy Of so amending the ordinance
fixing the salary OIL tee Judge Of the Mu.
nicipal Court as TO reduce said salary and
also OF reducing the fees Of the Clerk Of
the Municipal Court so that the city will
not pay where the same arc not made of
Of other parties, and report an ordinance
for this purpose at q special meeting 10 he
held far the consideration oil such Ordl.
nance on Tuesday evening next"
Mr.. Wallace suggested the reference TO
the Committee on Salaries instead Of or
dinances. Mr.. Wilson said he would &C
cept the amendment.
The resolution was adopted,
Adjourned. -1
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THE photographs made at Robinson
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them.
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IL your horse Is troubled with Lame.
ness, Throat DIstemper, Scratches, etc.
get bottle Of Pain Cure OIL and apply It
1t has no equal Tor man or beast. Sold by
all druggists.
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NoToE.-Go TO L. V. Blonde, for the
newest styles and cheapest boots and
Shoe5 ever offered In the city.
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CITY COUNCIL.



The City Council met last evening
President Logan occupied the Chair In the
Second Branch. Present at rOll.call
Messrs. Armbrecht, Baird, Carpenter
Crawford, Forbes, He'll, Horkheimer,
Koplln, Lancaster, Mofat, Pollock and
The minutes OF last meeting were read
and signed.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
made q report. The committee recon-
mended the payment OF bills amounting
to 81, $40 49, Also, that curbs be ordered
set on the following streets: Chspllne
Main, German, Jacob, Catherine, Divis-
ion, Market space, and Locust streets
They recommended that the building Of 9
bridge on Falrmont street, over Cald
wells run, be declared inexpedient. Re
port adopted and bills ordered paid.
Report Of Gas Trustees was received
The report recommended an advance OIL
wages Of several employees at the gas
works. Adopted,
An ordinance In relation to the election
and duties Of Health officer, was taken
up and adopted.
The following licenses were granted
T. +. Owens, securities, Richard Nolan
and Alfred Smith; VIM. Engelhart, secu
rites, LOrenz WalIherS and Henry N Gu
hardt; friedrich Bhschof, securities, John
Gephardt and Charles BrlschOff.
Bridget McEntee, Richard Dolan, John
Gephardt, Christian Liebrand, Thomas
TAYLOR & 90, Bonllant Albinger, Ambrose
sciafier, s. Welty, Peter Bonenberger
and John Jericho, were each granted
license as!retail liquor dealers.
A communication from Ellen Stanley
was read, asking license to keep coffee
house be granted, aud asking council tC
allow her 10 be her own surety. The
communication wag rejected. A petition
from BrinnIng Halpin for remittIng o.
fine was granted. ....
An ordinance In relation 10 the ap-
polutmGnt and duties ofthe Committee on
Health was taken up and adopted.
An ordinance in relation TO creating
City Auditor was taken up and adopted
Henry Daub asked 10 have a portion OIL
license Tor 1879 refunded, as he Was
closed for months on account Of being
burned out On motion the petition was
granted Petitions from Samuel Lewis
Samuel Elder, Hally Mccoy and others
]. W. Bliss and others, Edward Frember
]. G. Bundy and others, (tRbled) Mrs,
John Hamilton, Jacob HoIzle, George 4
Taylor s. Co., and Louis Gaus (or saloon
keepers,) were referred.
Resolutions instructing the Street
Commissioner to advertise for curbing
&c, and to enforce the ordinance in rela
ton to wharf and wharf.master were
adopted. A resolution raising a commit
tee Of three TO rcarrange and name the
streetstand number the houses was adopt
ed: The President appointed Measrs
Baird, Coplln and Hobbs. A resolution
TO have the public landing from Biddlt
street TO the Creek graded was referred
A resolution asking if any interest had
been received on city deposits, and also
asking II any solvent bank In the city will
pay interest on monthly or weekly bal
ances, and how much, was referred.
Bills amounting to SIT 90, due Clerk o.
Supreme Court, were ordered paid.
Adjourned TO meet Tuesday night.
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A. RAHA MS
Ste a m Dyeing

mo CARPENTERS, BUILDERS &
i LUMBRRNEN III. 8. White, Of Bolton,
n eSt Va. 90 milOs east Of Wheeling, has now In
Suec SAUL operation three Saw Aills,, 10 the
aneSt Oak, Poplar and walnut fort StS 10 West
VlrQiniR; has seven mlles Of Tram road, which
Give him The aue8t facilities for alllng orders
prompt for RnV and AL kinds Of timber, sawed,
hit or IN the log, Of any lumbormAn In the Sta Q.
His experience OF several years teaches that
promptnesg Il the sure road % success.
short notice; has alWHys on hand large stocks Of
beSt Yellow Poplar OF different sizes, and will
hITo large PlAlning MIL In operation In thirty
dI10 that VIII add 70 his itelllteO Tor farniAhinH
nJthinR connected with wooden buildings.
80 would respectfully AK attention o. thoSG
interested before ppFehGGinR Hp8
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DIp You seo the mOcklng bird lmltatorsg
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pkaops.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-10
~ The tender feelings of A. Stein

or The tender feelings OF A. Stein
hauser, the stage.drivcr, were narrowed
up by the article..in the Courie., last
week, about our schools, and hc f@n-i-
cally ordered US to quit sending him taa
Courier. There's one consolation aboht
it, hisSquitt:ag won't stop the Issue OF
the paper, and it indicates that he don't
want .tlc patronage Of any one VINO
don't agree with him. II l.s csn stand
il we can.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-10

az Mcssrs..E. Il. Hatfield, Esq, OF
Rockport, ID. f. Kochenour,~ Esq. OF
Paoli, PranA Pcsey, Esq CT Peters
burg, and w. l.. Temple, Esq, Of Leav-
enworih all good-loosing gentlemen
Of "much parts'-were in attendance. on
Common Pleas Court this week. Bust
ness is urgent, when it will take such
gentlemen this far from home, in such
kind Of weather.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-10

o1rPoscy county voted n subscription
of &l25 600 to the Gin. Il. ~ S. w. X. II.
at the election held on the 3lst instant.
nv 6s4 majority. The majority for it in
Nou,t Vernon was over llO0.
Ercuch-Lick and OranSeville town.
shins. in Orange county, also voted a
two per cent tax by.handsome MAORI
ties the same week. So there has been
overEs2Oo,OD added to the company
assets in the last few days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-10

CUrrINa AprRAY. are Informed
that Mr.. John ". Morgan Of this town
shin. and Archaeological into al 81
tcrcation in Orwell, last week, in the
course of which blows werc struck:and
Mr.Morgsn WIS severely though not
dangerously, cut with knife.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-10

CoMEoN PLEAS CouRT. Judge Nav.
ity has been holding his Court this week
with j. c. Schater, prosecuting. There
has been the extraordinary smcta 10. for
Dubois county, prc-enscd this term, OF
two juries in session at the same time
one in the jury room and one in the
box. There we're more jury trials tai ;
Cour,than ut any term Of tie Court FOR
many years. Tie following is the dis
position of The causes:
State va. W. X ittcrnian al continue
Il. L. Hobbs provoke
J.. Bs.z-A.. i.
l.. Beller-A x y.
A. J. Bel,er- 4. 4 B.
Ben. Sanders -l'rovoke-N OF
guilty.
State IS. W. Sanders --Trespass Guilty
Fine $;2 sd.
State ". a. W i3mith-A. l. Il. Gull: J
Fine 81.
State Va. 6. Toung-A. & b. Gully =
Fine -.
State W. Il. Dillen - A. 4 P.-not guilty.
Thonpson-A. 4, L. Nollied.
A. Drach--proyoko- gully
Pine 81.
State vs.. II. A. Drach--A. g. Guilty
Fine So.
State va. F. Drach : Provoke II Oiled.
n
-. Fultz-Provoke Not Guilty.
/" w. Cline-A. & E.-Not Guilty.
Frank Schneider Provoke -
Fine 81.
State vs.. Frank ScAneider-A. T. B.
Guilty, Fine s2.
State vs.. Ferd. Schneider Provoke
Guilty, Fine 81.
State VS.. ii. Willaims-Provoke- guilty
Fine 81.
Comingore vs.. Weewis Dismissed.
Brown vs.. Evans-Continued.
omothers vs.. Woodward = Continued.
Tansey vs.. Reisterer-- Continued.
Wunder VS.. Goodman change venue
70 Crawford county.
IarT VS.. Lindley -changc venue to
Orange county.
buchart v. Hufiar Guardian removed
Tray We. heirs Partition settled up.
Sherrod w. Hoffman Dismissed.
Aders VS.. Temple--Continued.
Herman vs.. Davison-Ju Judgment for
sos q.
uray vs.. Gray--Parttion ordered and
commissioner appointed.
Campbell VS.. Ulrich-J Judgment for
SIS 20.
iredway vs.. Tredway--Divorce grant
ed
bolin Va. Kornman-Dismisscd
Pettz vs.. Fuhrman--J Judgment for
81 30.
singer Manufacturing Co. vs.. P. M.
blackwell, ct. al.--Judgmcnt for PHI.
happier VS.. Opcl--Judgment &ss 60.
Lory VS.. Scrmcrsheinl - udgme nj
Tor SIS.
Miller vs.. Beard y Judgment for AZ.
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COURIER.
I ). Sugar weather next week.
ny The school question runs high.

CO. Deepest snow Of the season on
Sunday.
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TO WN LO7l

Benedict James w. Portcrsvillc. lot
No. 10, taxes due, inclu ding delinquent
s. 81.
Poison james T, Jasper, Bnchart's adj
Idiuon, lots No. G, IL, l6, taxes due, in
Guiding delinquent, S73 96.
Poison John, Jasper, lot No. z. taxes
due, including delinquent 5 20.
Bauer Barbara, Jasper. kundicks'add.
lot No. 8, taxes. due, Including delin-
quent 81 81.
Jochem John & Joseph, Jasper, lots
No. 15G, 157. l4O, al, taxes including
ldeliDquenisS2l "a.
Delphos Catherine, Hunting1srg. w.
lpt. Of the Il. J OF lot No. 81. taxes due,
including delinquent "a e8.
Black George d, Schnellvile. s. w.
lot No. II, taxes including delinq. SO GA.
Gasser Markns, Si..Anthony, Tcip's
add. lots No. 9. "a, taxes due, including
delinquent IS 80.
Richard Franz, St Anthony, lots No.
ID, IA, IL, IS, taxes due, including de-
llinquent 81 10.
Belsch Oiilia c, Bretzville. lot No. 8,
taxes due, including delinquent SO 90.
Poshcn VIM, Ferdinand. w. add. lot
No. 3. taxes due. including delnq. 81 70.
Unknown Owner, Ferdinand, lot No.
I255, taxes including delinquent SO 80.
Wittenhill w, Ferdinand, lot No 219,
taxes including delinquent.&2 l9.
STATE or INDIANA, DuBois COUNTY, IS:
j, AUGUST LITSCIIGI, Auditor in
and for said county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is correct list OF
lands and lots returned and remaining
delinquent for the non-pavinent of taxes
due thereon or by the owner thereof.
for the year 1s71, together with tho
taxes for the current year. interest. pen
lalty, and charges thereon, as appears on
record in my Office.
Witness my hand this 10Th day OF
December 1872.
AUGUST LlTSCHGI, A. d. C.
N O T 10 Il
lSrherebv given. that so much of the
Lands and Lots described in the fore
going.list as may be necessary to the dis
charge OF the. taxes, interest and. charges
thereon. or due from the owner thereof,
1t the ti;ne;of sale, will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the Courthouse door,
in Jasper. Dubois county, Indiana, on
the 2l Monday OF February, 1873, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
IA o'clock, p. NJ. of said day, in the man
lner prescribed BY aw, andlihat such sale
will be continued from day to day until
all Of said lands and lots are disposed OF.
AUGUST LlTSCHGI.
Auditor of Dubois County.
December 18th, 1s7o.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
INOTlCE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has been appointed
Administrator OF the estate of John e.
Angerer, late OF Dubois County, Indi-
ana deceased.
Said estate il probably solvent.
JOHN 9. HARDER, Admr.
Jan. ST. ls73.-3w.
N lnris EAIFnMAK. AInIs On M. IN Ann.-n
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Mich olson Aaron l.
Nicholson Harvey
Nicholson Franklin
New ton Christopher
Poison Thomas heirs
Reagel Samuel
Scherum Thomas
Shaub John
Schultz Peter
Tabor William
Tatem Henry II
Weaver Wesley
Wing Isaac II
Warren John N
HARRISON TIP. NO. .
Haddlock Dilas
Parinetcr Il
Smith Laudcn heirs
Woods Charles M he'll
/" I"
BAINBRIDGE TIP. NO.
Jacobs Charles w
Miller Joseph A
Newton Margaret
Payne James N
HALL TP. NO. T..
Atkins Elijah Est
Allen j G.
Andry G A
Block Anthony
Bradley Elijah
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
SUNDAY CONCERT AT WALLAoK's.

Many of the principal artists OF the Strakosch
Opera Troupe appeared in concert at waack's
last evening. and, II an immense audience be an
indication of success, this nrst experiment OF the
impresario Will be followed by series OF regular
Sunday concerts. The programme was an attrac-
tive one, having sufficient navorlng OF
sacred music to suit the religious portion
OF the audience. Miss Cary gave to the air
"He was despisedn that nobility and SIM
pie beauty naturally belonging to it, but
OF which 1t Is often deprived In the
rendering by artists not imbued with the spirit OF
Handel. With Mile. T0rriani she sung the duet
'Quis est HOm0,n from H0ssinis s'Stabat Mater,'
and with MN. CapOul and Maurei the trio 'sGratias
Agimusn from the 'Messe Solenele" OF the same
composer. M. CapOul was heard to advantage in
beautiful Gave Maris Stella" by Proch, the violin
Obligato being rendered with exquisite finish and
taste by M. Wieniawsh. The rest OF the pro-
gramme was secular In character, but no less at
tractive. Mile. T0rriant undertook an aria from
'The Marriage OF Figaro and won hearty encore.
M Del Puente sung. withmuch feeling and intensity
OF dramatic expression, "u lamento del Vale," by
Aessandro Marotta, o patriotic ode OF o very high
order of merit. Tne most noteworthy feature.
however, was M. Maurel's grand rendition OF the
aria s.Eri tu,n OF which we spoke fully on a pre-
vious occasion. M. Wieniawski proved his artistic
ability by his own fantasia on Faust" and the
"Reverie" OF vieuxtemps. The concert closed with
the immortal quartet rom "Rigoletto," sung by
Miles. Torriani and Cary and Messrs. Capoul ana
Del Puente.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
DECREE OF PRESIDENT cEsrEDEs.

Amnesty and Guarantees or Life for
spaniards who May Present Them
selves 60 the Cubans or he Captured in
Batsie-A Contrast 60 spain's Bloody
Code.
The following decree OF President Ccspedes
reached New YORK from Cuba Librc by the steamer
Atlas on Saturday night last. The commissioner
who brought this important Cuban document
which Is given below, has had several adventures
OF amusing interest in ms successful attempt to
run the spanish blockade aud reach Jamaica in
dug-out canoe:- ~N3tME
CARLOS MANUEL DE cEsPEDEs, PRESIDENT OF THE
REPUBLIC OF CUBA.
lf in January 1872, aud Notwithstanding the OBJ
stinate refusal or the spanish government to make
the war regular, gave out circular In which,
interpreting the sentiments or the Cuban people.
the principles OF humanity which always have dis
tngushcd them, are raised and seeing that to-
day an uninterrupted series NJ triumphs In the
worlds opinion and victories obtained over the
cnemy admit OF giving more liberty 70 Our ten-
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
CRINs IN BROOKLYN.

Assaults With Knives and Hammer.
On saturday evening Philip Hank and Adam
Keasnaber, in the employ Of Mr.. Sneider, cabinet
manufacturer. Nineteenth street. near Fourth
avenue, became engaged IN an alteration with
each other. During the quarrel Keasbaber stabbed
Hank with chisel twice in the head and LETT
shoulder, INJECTING dangerous wounds Hank
struck his antagonist on the head with hammer
infiictlng several severe wounds Captain Mchei
Ter, OF the Eighth precinct, arrested potn menf
aud tnev are undergoing surgical trea,mens % Prior
to examination before Justice Oh tne IosuS; :.
the nose and lip with knife BY ner devotea nus
band, Charles Campbell, twentyoigns years IT'S ~, age.
ON SATURDAY.. She was conveyed W ue Long
Island College Hospital Charles is under lcNk and
key awaiting examination,
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
THE YELLOW FEVER.

Three Deaths Yesterday tn Memphis.
Thanks 60 the Police Of the Country
for Timely Aid.
MEMPHIS, Tenn Nov. 0, 1873.
The mnrtuary report Tor the day ending at six
O'Clock p. NJ. shows that there were three deaths
from yellow fever and three from other causes,
being an increase OF one death from fever There
IA one ne case OF fever to-day. Yellow fever
claimed n victims the past week and other causes
30 decrease from the previous week OF yellow
fever OF SO; other causes, IL
a card In the Appeal tomorrow, returning thanks
to the ocials Of other cities for aid contributed to
she Memphis police and announcing that further
assistance will not be needed.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
A BILLIARD TOURNAMENT IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov ., 1873.
match game OF billiards for $1,000 was played az
Kingsbury Hall last night. Two thousand specta-
tors were present. The contestants were Maurice
DAILY, ofNew York, and George Slosson, OF Chicago.
The game was the French carrom, DAILY giving
slosson odds OF 100 in 600. The game commenced
slow, both playing brilliantly at times, and again
missing the simplest shots. Towards the close
DAILY, although behind, played with great nerve,
and, when on the point OF. winning the game,
"kiss" defeated him.
Slosson, with odds, coo.
DAILY. $685.
The largest runs made were :-Daly, A, Slosson,
49, The winners average was S. 100; the losers,
6s-ll. The game closed at quarter to one O'Clock
this morning. IT'D rs
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
THE MERCANTILE HARINE.
,HeSaId Special Report from
London.
Arrivals aud Departures Of Vessels q
and from European Ports.
TrlfsSAm sJu THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Tho following special despatch 70 ms
HERALD has been Areceived from our cor7e'
spondent.,in the flshmetropolis -
LoSp0uI. Nov. s. 1878
VESSEL AKxvED OCT.
Arrived at,Queenstown November 8. steans
ship France S(Eritish), Andrewstf from New
York. and proceeded for Liverpool
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool November 8, MalfHs
Malcolnson, for New Orleans victoria~
Warren, for Tybee6 Ir1manuel, Ihue. for
Philadelphia.
Sailed from Deal November 81 ship Sir Rob
ert Peel, Larrabee (from Lsnd0n), for New
York.
Sailed from Greenock November 8. Tor
nado. for Pensacola Imperial for,do.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN A WESTERN
TOWN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. o. 1873.
A despatch from Gilroy tonight says that meet
ing of citizens was held there last night and
vigilance committee appointed for the purpose OF
ridding the town OF thieves and vagrants. They
elected captain aud lieutenant and then
paid q visit to two dance houses and
places else the vigilants would do it for them.
They then went to numerous saloons and called
such men as they wished to leave the town. Some
nine or ten men formed themselves into line and
were escorted four miles beyond the city limits.
Others have been notified to leave.