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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09
RiSxulnr Dealt Of 1--WE brothers.

William and David Clarkson, broth>
ere, both butchers, aged respectively
sixty-nine and seventy-one years, were
found dead in their beds at their house,
FIVE miles southwest Of Pttsfield, Pike
county, Illinois, few mornings since
They lived by themselves. When
found one Law in bed up stairs and the
other in bed down stairs There
were no marks about their persons in
dicsting violence. Their pockelbook.,
which contained some $40 each in
greenbacks, were undisturbed. A cor
oner's jury was impannelled, and
after holding an inquest over
the remains, rendered a YER
Dict that they came to their
death bv freezing. Four or FIVE cords
Of wood laid outside their door, and a
considerable quantity inside the house
There was a stove in the house, upon
which sat wooden bucket, indicating
that there was no fire in the stove when
the men went to bed to take their last
sleep. They were known to be extremely
misery, and if the coroners verdict be
correct, it would seem that notwith-
standing they were rich, being worth
near $4,000 had money in their
pockets, and an abundant supply o.
fuel al hand, they froze to death be
cause they were too stiugv TO burn their
wood. Their deaths were certainly
most extraordinary.
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LANCE AND TRADE.
hceIing Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF THF DAILY REGISTER, /
Turp1rSG Jannary nh 1873 (

WHEELING. January 8h, 1873.
The general market Is without activity,
though prices are very firm.
The prices for Wheat and Flour are un'
changed The Flour market is very firm;
nor is there any prospect OF weakening.
Hay, Corn and Oats are scarce, and prices
are fully maintained. The receipts Of Corn
we're larger during the latter part OF the
week, though not large enough to affect
prices.
The quotations for Groceries and Pro-
visions are " ithout change, and prices are
fully maintained.
There is very little Wool arriving, and
prices are somewhat sitter. Sixty cents Is
freely paid lor good article The reopen
ing of navigation will give farmers an op.
portunity to get their Wool to market, and
the receipts during the next week will
probably be larger.
We q ,ote:
APPLEs-In good demand at & oo@2 50
~ HJiTTER-At 2pc for strictly choice.
,BEANS-Plenty at g IS.
I RAKING POWDER-l Logan, List & Co. 81
sE. cans 81 10 per doz.; 10 OF. cans IS 70;
cams IS Is: bulk SSc; Enterprise tMctaoe.
A RfrC z wi FIoUR-rng good demand
at IS 1893 % per barrel for pure.
CHESSE-l7c for New York factory and
Goshen, aud l6c for " estern Reserve.
OAKBON OIL-Standard brands ad-
vanced and active, in loobing way al
SANDLES-Star at &c; City mould al
Ike: Adamantine at loo.
"cDfFEE-We quote: Good at H1S92c;
crime al 2La23c; old Java at &c.
rORACK EkS-Sugar, lie; lemon, u11c;
,oda, 7Ilc; water, SIC; oyster, 11Sc; cream,
ii ,,R Rss.eIi den demand at soss5c.
EJSH-Nackerel,N No. halves al &6509o 20;
,hIs At a. OO: No. & new do, full weight, NO
rs AT "a 20; barrels II So ~; LIZ at weights al
ysrious prices, according To the weaSnt 10
vackageS; white fish at 80 .; lake herring
dull at 81 W.
FEATHERS+sales at 75c. and the usual
advance for small lots in q retail way,
,hough not quoted higher, as some dealers
nth old stocks are selling at former prices.
FLOUR-White wheat family fancy At
5oas ~ smily e. Sitps u Is e aas a.
, Or second quality sxl0 at s. Is; l0xl2 al
i Is per box OF 81 feet, net cash.
GESSENG-At 6OaNc p H.
GRAIN-Wheat very frrn; choice white
steady al 75c. Corn al 5O955c. Oats. at 4eS
HAY-stock scarce. Baled sa5 oos49 co.
HCGSQ MET and receipts light at $500
iRoN-Flat and bar, 2-l0a5 s-lOc: horse
.hoe. 7 lie: round and square, 81 lG9SS s. lOc;
naayy band iron, 5 g. l0g6 5-loc; light band,
"a Aloe: hoop, 8 5-l0d9 7-lOc; oval, s-lOS
iSlOc; hall oval and half round, Sios
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January s

CHICAGO, January s.
FLOUR-Dun, firm and steady.
GRAIN-Wheat weaker and un-
steady; No. 9 spring at 81 20t@l 21i
c.sb; 81 2Oi91 22selIer January. clio
sing at 81 2A@l 2l3 seller January;
81 GA seller February. Corn is quiet;
No. 2 at 36s@3ntr cash or seller Jan.
uary, closing at 305c cash; 3ltc seller
February, and 81 ic seller March. Oats
quiet at 24!924sc cash; 25@25sc sel
Ter February and 29lc seller May. Rye
in good demand; No. 2 sold al 661c.
Barley active; No. , closed at ESQ
Sole
HIGHWINES-At SS!c, closing at
Sc bid
HOGS-Dresaed at a 5o95 co. live
SC lower at 90 5094 90.
PROVISl0NS-Mess pork, 81 60
all 65 cash; $l2 90 seller March.
Lard at tic cash; Ito seller March
Green shoulders at Bic hams at 7:c.
BEEF CAT rLE-Active and steady
Al So 759S 25 for common cows to
choice shipping steers. ..'
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30. ISrk- narkeI
49, VnpvfJan,ar

s.NnN oehs
!" FLOUR-Strong. with a fair ship
ping demand at IS 45@6 so for super
fine State; 81 1901 80 for extra State;
81 40G1- 60 for choice State; 81 ESQ
8 90 for far cy do; IS 95a6 50 tor super
.fue western; 81 1907 IS for common to
medium extra western; "a 65@S00
for choice do; 81 1909 SO tor
common to choice white wheat western
extra; 81 20(a1 s. fer common TO good
shipping brands ofextfa round hoop
Ohio; 81 75G9 so for trade brands
$I65@S 25 for common to fair extra
81 Louis. and SO 00@lS 90 for good
To- choice do. Southern -four is quiet
at IS l5@8 IS for common to fair extra
and s. S5@l2 so for COOL to choice do.
RYE -four is quiet and steady at 81 Is
@6 so Corn meal quiet and steady.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet add Without
decided change at 81 57(9l 81 for No.
2 spring in store and ahnat; 81 TOO
/ y Tor No. do 81 72@l 90 for
winter red western; 81 S5@2 90 for
amber western, the latter for very choice;
81 1922 20 for white western, the
outside price for very fancy. Rye is
steady at 96@97c for State and Csc Tor
prime western. Barley quiet and I'M
changed. Barley malt is quiet. Corn
quiet sud steady at 65A666c for new
western mixed, and 664666sc FOR sail
do. Oats quiet and nominally un-
changed at 46@49c for new western
mixed; 45@46c for black do; SIC for
good white and SIC for prime mixed
Safe.
PROVISIONS-Pork, market quiet
and firm at sl4 90 10. new mess $ll so
for prime mess, and s14 90 for nes
prime mess. Tierce beef firmly held
at s2l 60M22 90 for prime mees, and
S23 00925 90 for Indiado. Cut meats
in fair request at 99l03c for hams,
and sic for shoulders Lard quiet and
steady; sales OF 1926 tierces at 7t98c
tor No. to prime steam, and SIC for
kettle rendered.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet and
without decided change in prices sales
365 balea at 19sc- for low middlings
OIL-Petroleum dull and nominal
at l0tc Tor crude and 243c for refined
TALLOW-Qliet at S(GS2G steariue
steady At S684c. -'.. =
WHISKY-Quiet at 92i@92tc.
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Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, January 8

CINCINNATI, January 8.
COTrON-Dull; middlings at l9ic.
FLOUR-Steady.
GRAIN-Whest winter red No. 2 at
81 659l 81. Corn at 42c. Oats steady
at 30@40c as to quality. Rye quiet
Barley dull and unchanged.
HAY-In good demand at $l6 O09
81 90 "a
HOGS-Steady at a 00@4 IS.
OIL-Linseed at S5c.
PROFESSIONALISM pork quiet al
sl2 so. Green meats weak; shoulders
held at BIC; clear sides At SIC Bulk
meats dull and lower; shoulders At Ate;
clear sides at 4ic. Bacon quiet; sboul'
ders At 4Ic. Lard quiet Kettle at Tic
SUGAR-Steady. o..
TORACCO-Active with an advance
OF l@lAc per pound.
WHISKY-Active; sales at $50.
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n S !. Il. :c ss1, IN j ;s.sss,s:st -
with which dad nstislls p esferte1
Iad p>Teot!y opp3sd 10 ~ patsSfkn6 80
cal passages, and lht ehAmafH eteU1Al
nanics,ing tnereyit IN wtirk go - =,
fesasptI extt sndImn Sfe9 999en9
q fsi lIsss sinsS asl RsSiS sss,ots
from The fnpo-sibIlity % appS ~ rs1f4[
these eav,ieS and ehAQbrrs bI Al a. -
rag tnesSoss ., Ts,s Ss Srsss
OF the Dosche. lsUfne % 'tnsfrlnnSo 49,
% sarie1bf 10 90 usyAstNe Cn 314l q
e1npina being reesks15 up on eoeth - A.
Festly lowing stream 70 the hSncsSo10 49,
c. al the tubes and chambers eeneseted tAeeectoS
ant add 20 rmps I'D { sSbf - 8944le
IL. Full and exptttil 1tteeoUNSH
company each e.'ssy'esi; g. ASe = 1872
t ees, saisss. & 20 scoif faEsS
n few applicationa - r,,.s :. ~
~ m pio ms Of cpta.Ih. tStspsstS.1s.
abe discharge hntn9 Into thfoet, eone<snee ~
fuse, wsiery. thick uansns, snru,ceee ~
In Others DR., ness. drsS wstrry, weak o. A6g
eyss, stop ping up or obeatuc tSan ~ noAAl pom4
rfn,ing In ears. deaincrr. tewkiRe 81 eouGln
to clear throat. uleeratitxn. soahe - .yS
voice altered ns.a ,sssSs :, %n srsss 7
ia.te. q xElnr... menisl DIP ereloeS 20 ~ -
tie, Indigestion, enlarged iucsis aetRaeoSe
&c. Only hw OF thcaa simpsoNs asax 1872
DC present 10 any case Of one tine,
DR.. Sage's Catarrh WeneSy, 80
used win DIR. Plsr~c's Nsaa1 aD0toeDs
aud accumoan led With the consttutiooa 49,
rent waich IL r,epumrnaed m fAe ln0p0o
that wraps each haitls ~ the ReDs6y. y -
feet sp~rfec GJr this in4iLsdinc di.eDessnn y
proprietor Offer. "a suot taiih, eco r0WoE4
tr ca-- he can 4rst cure. The Rrme<iy - -
AID nlrA ant ~ cupts4gIng no sfroog o. oo4.k9
dru,. or pnlsu. :. ~ ,sIsrrh Rsnsrdy 4 go =
20 c-nt-, pOuChr NJ ~ "'fIts. ~ at OSoUe
ir;riH.i o." '~".' II y; riEacE NJ -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09
Trustees Sale Of south Half
OF Lot No. lO3, Situated On
the East Side Of MARKET
Street, I'm the ity of Wheel
Ing

VIRTUE OF TWO SEVERAL DEEDS
y of Trust, from OF mar Hammer 10 me,
one pearIng date tue I'd day OF February,
1894. duly re .ordei in the Recorder once
for Ohio county, in book i6. toto TO- and
the other bea ing date tue 30 day OF june
1863, nlso rec ,rded in the same office IN BOOK
IL, folio 80. I shall offer for sale at pubic
auction on WEDNES 'AY, the sth day OF
January. 1873, commencing said sale at ~
o'c ock A Nj, the south bal' OF lot num-
bered one hundred and three, situated on
the east ide OF Market street, In the city o,
Wheeling, being the same half lot OF ground
which was conveyed to said Hammer ny
Michael Blattnsr AID wife by Deed bearing
date the 18th day of October, 1884, duly re-
corded.
TERMS or SALE-The one.third OF the
purchase money in cash, and the remain
ing two-thirds 10 be paid in six and Twelve
months from the day of sale, with interest
from said day; the pa chaser may pay the
full amount N cash. or give his bonds Tor
the deferred installmants, the trustee re-
tanning the title rs security for their pay
ment Selling as trustee | shall convey tn
the purchsS only Sch title as Is vested IN
M by the deeds OF trust before mentioned
daIy-i JAMES =. WHEAT, Trustee.
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fTYNDALL.s

fpiupk, ne NJ. gone 70 WWkiOtF-eyNE
fish himself, and hops be msy sue.
coed ----------------- -
rwr~ slTNDALL.s
Prof. Tyndall has gone 70 Brooklyn
to delight and iostfdct large audisnces
in the Academy of Music The opsn<
ing Ilecture last Saturday evening uas
we'll attended. p -, ca
= The trial Of Stokes, which has en-
gagged public attention torthe past year.
has stiepgtii come to an end; he has
been convicted Of murder in the 6fst
degree sud to-dayis 70 receive his,sen-
tenee. I am not in love with the law
that requires a. mad TO be. huug Tor
murder;-hut while it il law, let i. be
upheld, and L hope that Stokes may
receive his sentence to-day and be
speedily executed; the good Of the
public demands that the majesty OF the
law shall he vindicated. b 50
What lesson the lie Of Stokes and
others like him teachest Think Of the
life Of Josephine Mansfield, who vet
lives; Of Hattie Adams, now dead
and buried under circumstances
which showed that her late
com paniona were ashamed 10 b. seen
at her funeral think Of the lite OF
Fisk and how It ended; think OF the
skulking politicians of Brooklyn who.
were intimate With the unfortunate!
Hattie, and who have had euch strug.
gle tn keep their names from the nublic,
and then contrast their lives with the
lives of those Who livein well regulated
homes,-the husbands and wives who
are true to themselves and true to esch
other, and ask yourself dear Young
man. and dear young woman, whether
these facts of our daily experience do
DOT preach the most potent sermons and
utter the most solemn warnings that
can be heard by mortal man7 If the
Divine parent, whose law such men and
such women trample under foot were to
speak auiitlv TO the world, Hecnu'd
not more forcibly fors-sbadow the doom
OF the gambler and the harlot and Of
the murderer than he has foreshadowed
il in these incidents Of the past year
The wise and prudent consider these
things and take warning-the foolish
and forwa.d pass on and are punished.
That YOU may belong to the wise prays,
ALLIMAC.
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eQAR.FsP3lb A. O. -aemaa A u;
= ss4sddsS'S;jpI.Srs p -" oh,o f'y'' q
ncttYBl md frm-@We
quote Cow9Qn q S 70 Soc Fine S5s@G
oe s5S $sS f6Ae.ssa !. nesith3
Portd 6icS 11S9fB{c; FDenfaraTs e LIZ
ale; standard brands Of refined as
follows: crushed, powdered and graduated
q l3kc; A at Exc; at l2s<G ex. c at H4c;
common brands at k9hc leaE Chesapeake
TEAEaunpovder a 81 lseI O. Yoong
Tyson at 81 i60l so; Oolong at 709S9l 40.
{ WOOL-very little arriving. Clean. Well
Washed a oOc per pound
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09
For Sale.

A TwO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
a With eight or ten rooms situated on
Lot No. IA, northwest corner OF Centre and
Seventh streets. in Shriver's addition to the
city OF Wheeling 90 h.
Also a two-story Frame dwelling, with
ten rooms and good cellar hot and cold
water mp and down stairs with gas In All
the rooms. Situated on the east side Of
T|hspline street, in the sixth ward OF the
city OF Wheeling. For price and terms see
l.. q HUGHES,
pov1 Real Estate Agent
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FOR EEN

rCHE STORE ROOM FORMERLY OCCU-
pied by J.. steinteId, Nam street, centre
Wheeling as a Clothing Emporiu ., with
dwelling attached. The store Is complete,
with good Shelving, count. rs and gas. The
dwelling contqins six rooms With finished
auic. Possession given April J, 1873 En-
quire 81 +. b. fOuNS,
AT Young & Husemans Livery Stable.
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FOR SALE.

FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND
\ torty-two acres-sixiy acres cleared
60 nfortable two story honse, siabling, &C.
Jaw mill and dam in good repair, on Fish
creek, one and a half miles below Bolton
station, p & q. K r., VI 90 per acre, one
third cash. balancs in one and two years,
by W. V. hSsh nn,
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FOR RENT.

A STORE ROOM. WITH DWELLING
\ attached on Main street, Centre Wheel.
Ing. two doors above Mill alley, with m nd.
srn improvements. store has sood sheiv-
Ing, counters and gas. Possession gwen
February ], 1873. Enquire OF
T. r. YOUNG,
AtYoung & Huseman's Livery Stable.
ian5
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FOR REN +.

rCHAT DESIRABLE DWELLING ON
Webster street, two doors west OF the
Second Presbyterian Church. me mouse u
nrst class in every particular, W tn hot and
cold water and ali modern Improvements.
Enquire OF 4. lotNSi
AtYoung 4 Haseman's Livery stable.
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FOR RENT.

4 HOUSE ON WHEELING ISLAND.
a north west corner of Zane snd Locust
streets, containing four TO ms and Kitchen
with a good cellar and wei and pump In
ward. lhe house Is In good order. Posses
zion given Immediately.
For terms, apply 10 NJ hElLLl,
janS.a Main street.
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FOR SAFE.
FOR SALE.

uoRsEs, WAGONS AND HARNESS.
III one Jour-horse team aud one two
horse team, all complete, and all young,
large, heavy horses can be seen ~ any
hour at the stable on washington sueetS
North Wheeling. ,
an2-a y. w. r f1fSShhs
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FOR REM.

fJ>HF BRICK house OCCUPIED BY
lanes Mckee. as grocery and dwelling.
located on Cay street, Fast Wheeling, one
among the best grocery stands In the cny'
Possession given April |, Is ). Apply 70
dacI6 n A. VI. ADAM :.
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FOR SALE.

a., ACRES OF LAND ON THE BAL
,3Sl timnre & Ohio Railroad, near Clio
yer's Gap. Marion county, w. Va, by
W, v. HOGE & BRO,
dac2 los Market street.
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FOR RENE.
Three Elegant Store Rooms.

The three 81 re rooms, above Germsn
Rank. on Mark I = rect, Mrs. Seck's Block
are for rent; one o. the rooms has dwell
ing above. Possession given lmmedlstely.
Enquire OF A. hEfMaN.
NJ brewery or A G Egerieri corner Market
80 Iyrfop streets Jal.8
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View York Money market.

NEW YORK, January 3. b T. ID.
MoNEY-The msrket vas active
and close to-day at ! per cent to l-32
for call leans, but business wss done at
fal-l6 per diem and per cent god
FOREIGN EXCHa NGE--The mar.
ket was strong and higher. The actual
business IN prime bankers -eixtv Days
sterling vas at il0ei less lila, 70 io93,
less 1-32 commission. Commercial
bills are STEADY. O.. y 80. = D." '
.GOLD-Tbe market was higher
ranging from HlA to l12i. -s
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Msrket
has been more active and prices made
q further advance. Late in the after.
noon 1858 advanced 70 lis and the
dealings we're quite active. Currency
sizes at ll3. .. 49,. 81. --
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an MONROE STREET, Al JOINING
the house o. Ne srs. Thos. Hughes
20. Possession given iGmediateiy. FOR
terms apply 10 ,,,,v
iaDs-a NJ. hN Jill.
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FOR RENT.

DOssEssIoN GIVEN ON TIE FIST
of April, the desirable store room, WIN
cellar unSernea h, on the Eouii west corner
~ Monroe ami Fourth sire ets, Odd Eel o : q
Van, now occupied rs Drug store by Mt
r. Booking. A. ply 10 j NJ. Bicke!, at the
once OF the Board of Etucation, or 70
ds~s2-b WP MCKELVEY.
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For Sale.

"A A TWO STONY FRAME HOUSE
with seven or eight rooms. on jacob
.street; also small Frame House with
wo rooms on Jacob street; also new
Brick House on Eod street, containing
tour rooms. L. q. HU3HE,
angS Real Estate Agent.
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FRESH cows

HAVE TWO FRESH CnWs AND ONE
TWO year old Heifsr. will sell very loS
70 cash. Inquire OF e.,rs.~
West end Virginia street. W.,
or Davis 3. NJ. Gffice,
dsc2I-h 49, Market st., Wheeling.
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FOR r e Mt.
FOR RENT.
WareI,nuSe for Rent.

DpSlRABLr COuNTHY RESIDENCE
n Enquire Of ,.,ns
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FOR BENT.

THREE C9 ROOMS ON THE SET oND
foor in the building situa ed corner
Market and Quincy stress. Dies rable for
ONCE or sleeping rooms. Possession given
5ecn-h JAMES HAMILTON.
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hin q. Nsa Ysass Day.--With. tsuA
pluck, be has. gone 10 work tore-estAb-
fish himself, and I"hope be msysue.
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For Rent.

nELMONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
ID Room and Dwelling corner Market ana
Division streets. Possession given immedl-
ately. Inquire OF
jyl9 WV. ~ Bill w:
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a" adES.
FlOnF.

ElOuF. rs r. =
onn BARRELS OF. THE ABOVE onL1,
ZUU hsied kand Just reesiysd aAHy -.
SAIe ~ -. u = Il. 80. .~Ttist.sHt =
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l. geLeral BANKING, Exchange and Collec.
don business transacted with fidelity and
Jromptness.
Certificates Of Deposit issued and interest
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO suit.
New Fractional Currency and /, 2, and sc
,oin always on hand for the accommoda-
don Of the public.
Accounts OF Merchants, Msnutsoturers,
Bankers and others solicited
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The theatres have been doing o
pretty good business. Edwin Booth, -
Richard III, has been playing 70
croadsd hoasssa ell alast . ssek lEhe
sympathy OF the annsemsnt loylln .:
paLlic has 6sSn Skssudedtr M Az
'sp'sis psl1 'g b, " 'a:'si0: .tbY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

Prof Tyndall has gone 70 Brooklyn
to delight and iostfdct large audi snces
in the Academy of Music The opsn<
ing Ilecture last Saturday evening VAL
we'll attended - - ca
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Sla 90 Three Monshs. =. 81 90
One Yea. z 90 Single Copies..... 90
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CurcKMATEp.-The Arkansas Radical Leg.
islature endeavored to bring about social
equality in that State by passing stringent
so.called Civil Rights bill, but the measure has
failed, as matter Of course, and the millennium
OF negro equality and miscegenaticn appears
to be as far of as ever. The Memphis ana
Arkansas River Packet Company pursue
course that renders the law imperative On
their steamers. Rather than admit negroes g
the cabins of their steamers, they have closed
tho cabins and book none but deck passengers,
reseryinc the entire cabins for the nse OF the
officers Of their boats. AS there are no amend
ments to the Constitution, or enactments o.
Radical Legislatures. that can prevent them
inviting as guests, in the cabins, to share the
of;cers' quarters, such Of their deck passet,-
GERS az they choose. tho white passengers are
hooked as deck passengers along. with the ne
nroes and then invited BY the officers to par
fake of their hospitality IN the cabins ef the
steamers. This is .shrewd way Of getting
around the law, and the negroes and carpet
baurers Of Arkansas find themselves check
mated in their attempts to compel white peo-
ple to herd with negroes in the cabins Of the
river steamers. sts Ill. ss4sss As.ssA AIN
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Can't STAND IT.-Mrs Victoria Woodruff
lectured in Chicago short time ago on SNaasa
Truth,u and the people Of that sanity city g 60
tuslly say that her language was coarse; @ nlsny
and hlasphemous. We thought tnas CnlcakO
could stand almost anything, put y ,PPec.s ~.
that they can't endure .Nskea ,IIa.n. ~ s ~.
spirit of Demosthenes ihsa evlaengy.% 80 VI 49,
u.. nlacI 9 rrrcl. MI While Chicago csn tolerate
the Ma, latter. ! Il appears Nat 1he Woedh0l!. by
ser s ~ lanesaae, sarpaases, in .in1soeneg, axhihb
lions Of that character.
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ADV EisTfs1SG

GfgAEus SECRET stephen orard used 90 cay
In h3s old age have aigays considered adTertas~
ing lib.raly and long to hs tie great medium o sa.
cess IN buslness. and Tho prelude to wealth And
have made il au tnyaF4ahls rue 10 advertise IN the
ttlieas times well The busiest long experience
having taught that money thus spent - well lala
ou.. ~ b. continually keeping usy business before
the public 1t has securei many sales that otherwise
y nt.lf nsye .nat.''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-10

.yOyAS w. BROWN,

-ropxpy AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. AND
4 YN,,-r public, Idaho city. i. 4. VIII practice
: y = ~ roar,s Of the Territory officE on Com
u - -. s.-sst next door 10 ". +. Co. 3 Express
mefelA' s~''7 mar 10 '.ln.
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-10

FIVE Mortgages against tba property Of
Boss Tweed are now being fvreclosed ~ tne
New York courts.