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SrAIE WEST vIRGINIs, OHIO


In The MISTER .: the Petition OF Jsnney
II. Darts. 10. eign guardIa OF Maggie Nor
gan, Anna N. Morgan, and Ellie ". Nor
gan, minor heir 81 hbran Nc Morgan.
deceased. late OF Ohio county.
- The, Ou ~ COERCOF OHIOCO
, 10 al Whom Il 3f1D Concern Take notice
mat James Kobern., IorEisn guard an OF
Msggle AnTgan, Anna 81. Morgan, and
Enle ~. aor2an, VIII. on the nr.t day OF
the EOVsmber Term, 1913, NJ the County
onrt OF Ohio conn y, West Ylrgfnla peii.
i 10 ssld tJouTt or an order dlTec;! Ing Joseph
". Morgan, administrator OF the estate or
AuTsm 10. Morgan, deceased, late OF Ohio
county, 10 pay and deliver 10 me, a. sUrb
ioIelgn guardian. ail peJEoual property and
money In his hands belonging To- NV said
wards ami each Of them, and 10 authoyize
nae a. such foreign guardian, 20 she for. re-
cover, and receive al money or rerE1r1sI
property belonging 10 said Yards or either
OF mem, In like manner az II 1 WeTe an,
pointed guardian Ia this STATE. ana Ia
remove the same tOths County ard STATE IN
"nlch J. rs said foreign guardian, was ap-
pointed and qualified.
r,-,..- r.. JAMES ROBERT,
FOre On Guardian OF said Maggie MORAN.
by ~ q; '1o, S~A'
NS,I-IoaW His AitoTney.
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All persons having claims against me are
notified TO present them for settlement az
once and all knowing themselves indebt-
ed to me, will call at the old stand without
delay, and settle up.
n MI. j.. MChAlIF.
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STRAY COW.

an MONDAY LAST, OCTOBER 18TH
1873, from my premises, South Wheel
ing House, a white COW with red spots on
her neck there is no bush on her tail. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by return.
ing her to the undersigned.
octI8.r JOHN r. STENTZEL.
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NOTICE.

TAVlNg SOLD OUT MY ENTIRE
III stock of groceries to Thomas Farrell,
this 18th day of october, 1873, shall, from
this date, ACT as his agent, and will be pleas
ed to see all my aid customers, and all new
ones who will favor me with call.
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LIVERY STABLES.

Notice is hereby given, that hereafter all
bills for Livery will be presented monthly
for settlement.
BOOTH & UUSEMAN.
CHSlSTMAN & ANICK.
ROBERT LUKE.
GEO ROBINSON.
SMITH MCDONALD.
MICHAEL u ERB.
Ocul-a LEWIS & WOODMANSEF
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THAVE ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE
ten cals choice Lake Shore Potatoes
Varieties: Esrly Rose, Peach Blow, and
Chill. a. u EdhhiEh
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Opera Glasses Opera Classes !
pAkIICULAR ATTENTION Is CALL
Il Ed 70 the beautiful stock ofsDpsra
Sias,.s now On exhibition ~ LOUIS
DtESaEkT,s Jewelry store, Peek's Block,
Market street, the place for fne Wstches'
Iswsl,V, God Pens, ss., &c ssi7
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Wheeling, OCTOBER Q, 1873.

GrSTLEMEN:-In acknowledging the re-
ceipt OF your highly esteemed favor, allo"
ms Ito return YOU my heartfelt thanks, and
in reply -ay that although L had fully de-
termined never again 10 be candidate fol-
public Office, feel 70 grateful for the very
Gathering terms in which you have seen
proper 10 speak of my poor services, hold
In such high eGteem the persons who. tlrre-
spectiye OF party,) have made this request,
that can no longer Withhold my acceptance
o; your nomination.
Respectfully your,
A. J. PASSELJ..
WHEELING, October 8, 1873.
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NOTiCE.

MY WIFE, CATHARINE DONAVAN,
vi having lett my bed aud board with
out a lust Cause. thereby notify all whom
il may concern, that will pay no bills she
may contract i'll my name.
oStl4.s TIM. DOEAVAN.
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WANTED.

OK COAL DIGGERS AT TTONPSON'5
y Coal Works, on the HemTfield railroad.
Apply at once. octl4-s
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!. George Adams, Cashier OF the First Ma
tional Bank OF Wheeling, do sOlemnly
swear that the above statement is true, TO
the best OF my knowledge and belief.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
Correct. Attest:
JOIN L. VIII son,
J.S, RHODES,
u, w. ERANZHEIM,
Directors.
State Of West Virginia, county of Ohio:
sworn TO and subscribed before me, this
18th day Of October, 1873.
NJ. A. CHANDLER,
Notary Public.
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FOR SALE-MULES.

PAIR OF ELEGANT BLACK MULE5,
"A six years old, perfectly broken and
1Diet. C.. SEIBERT,
Octl5.s Three Mile Ice House.
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Fob RENT.
POTATOES. POTATOES.

TWO ROOMS ON CHAPLINE (FORM.
ERLY Ath St. For particulars enquire
al tfis office octl5-s
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FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Important Correspondence.

ImpOEthuk SOEEtEkioUottCt.
4. J. PANNELL, ESQ.
Deer SIR Privately and publicly ident-
| fed as you have been for so many years
with the interests OF our city and county,
| and as an expression OF our commendation
| OF the zeal and fidelity with which you
! have at all times discharged your official
duties, We, the undersigned citizens, IRE
! spective OF our party predictions, respect
| ru!ly request you 10 become our candidate
| for the house OF Delegates, nj the election
| TO ne held on the 10Th instant.
| Truly yours,
Simpson & Hoge, 81. Il J. Pollock,
| Nc, abe. KRAFT x Co, Vim. VI, List,
| w. +. Peterson, Alex. Rogers,
| =. j. Boyd, AlOpZo LOriug,
Jacob SnyGC-. i. {. Good.
Eug. List, sween ey. Mckinney
John Frew. CO..
EdW in tornuroOk, J. +. Miller,
| Henry X. List, VI. Rely.
| Daniel {. List, i. VI. Reilly,
| Metcsli & Burt, :. NJ. Hamilton,
Dewey, Vance 4 Co, LIS L elap.ain n Son,
Bosley & Feeny, NELL &Ellengham,
X. p. Hildreth, John CarliD,
| ". r. Hughes, n. w, List,
| 4. @. Eoft, John Bishop,
Us Saylor, C.OGleOav.
| Joseph SeyboId, John u. Wilson,
George Il. IiDgie, Matthew Aumeyer,
John Howell, IaugIiiD, Bros. * Co.
| Lewis BABcr & Co, w. II. II epHesen & Co
| ~. +. Miller, simpson Cots Sheid,
| c. u. Hubbard, J. W. Boring,
| Augustus Pollock, lanes Maxwell,
| Joseph BunoIs, J. h. Burns.
! Jas J.. Bedilion, OFT, HSIl < Co,
| John II Reynolds, Y. walker Peterson,
| Samuel Adams, J.S. Rhodes & co,
]. r. Rerrimun. j. IL. Ray,
! &. 81. Collier, Geo. X. Taylor Z Co,
| K. II. HIS zlelt, n. Ear;msM & 60,
| Louis HoeleSche, James VI Todd,
Christian SieDke, william Stamni,
| A. J. Long, Tho mas O'BIien,
| A. ~. Adams. ]. II. PenC Teton,
| Geo. z. CALDWELL, William H. Woods,
| Isaac Irwin, n. T.. Hubbard,
George Bard, II. NJ. Russell,
| NJ. Il. Brady, I. NJ. Dsrrah,
IF. Jones, J.V, L. Rodgers,
! Thos- Hughes Co, John Hindman.
| John L. Smith Z Co, William :. GOshorn,
List, Davenport n. Lotus.
Parks.
u'bSr,},,yy G-IaI.,r o lS2
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TObacc0s.
OUR STOCK EMBRACES THE FOL-
" lowing popular brands and styles:
u INCH TWISTS.
IS toxes Yellow Jessa niue,
- Prsirie Chicken,
10 Carrie Smith,
10 Gold Medal,
10 Crescent,
10 Walkers.
6.INCH TWIST.
20 Caddies Luscious Chew,
20 Prairie Chicken.
POUNDS.
5boxes Booker's Bright.
rs.
20 caddles Beverly Bright.
NAVY POUNDS.
10 boxes Virginia rare,1
10 Jingle & Isham's choice,
10 d" Monitor.
NAVY 1EDs.
"a caddies Rose Bud Bright,
10 caddies Perry's Victory,
"a A" Monitor,
is Virginia Dare, Double Thick,
70 Black Warrior, black,
10 Andrew Jackson, black,
SPUN ROLL AND TWIST.
Is caddies best spun roll,
10 kegs 6 twist,
In store and for sale.
TINGLE IsHAM.
, 1873-07-02

penalty with his lifo. Tho " "colo Of honor " Is
on tho doolno In tho South. In eovoral inatancos
Of lntc, challenged partios havo shown thoir matt
linoau and courage in rofubing challenges, and
publicly announcing thu. they woro roaly for
any attack, aud would tofend themselves IL at
tackled as bost tioy could. 1t will now go far to-
wards entirely supproaaing this rolic Of barbarHnl
II tho authorities of Now Orleans do ther duty
In the promises, arrest thls man Rhott, hold him
responsible for tho murder Of Judge Cooley, md
punish him for II. In this ngo Of progroas mud
civilization, It is unnocessary to entor into any
argument to show tho criminal character Of
duo1ling. Tho only nocoBsnry and proper course
is to stamp out tho brutal practice, Whenever tho
opportunity occurs, by shnrp and swift puntsh-
mont. Tho Now Orleans authoritioa now have
Huch an opportunity, and II they have tho cour-
ago to improve 1t, as they should, by troating
Rhott as thoy would any other murderer, thoy
will tahc IN important stop towards suppreseng
forever tho brutal practice.
, 1873-07-02
NOTES AND OPINION.

The Congressional !" "forward-pay" forcoB ttaolf
upon Congrosamcn-olect. 1t doea not need to
be drawn 1t Ia to be takan ~ it comos-e626
por month-to each man, in convenient Rhapo
for present ,,se. II their share in tho "salaEy-
Btoal' only lny accumulating In tho Treasury,
honest minded Oongressmou-oectm might imagine
that thoy would not draw It, and TINT by-and-by
1t would somehow turn itsolf buck without their
over touching it. But ohooka for 9625, like
81, 600 bankbills, arc pleasant surprise at onoa
broakfast-table. Besides, ready money is
handy to have; and, it this thing Ia
not exactly honest, tho well-iutontionod
gentleman can yistuouBly rosolyo to mako it all
right hereafter, IIo will 60 down to Washing
ton, next December, aud refund tho money.
But noxt December may find him '(antl most
likoly willy under bonds OF a5,026 money spc1st
TINT ho koop tho peace with Ben Dutlcr, lot peo-
pie say what they will. .....
-Ihoro Is not u day but some local paper OF
our exohapgo-llBt announces all investment by
Congressman In improved rosilenco-rroporty ut
homo. VIII Congressman thus tly III tho face OF
kind Providence, which, through Matt Car
pentor, inyites tllom TO live In Washington
.-gou,obody In the Third District OF Masea-
chupotts, who will bo nominated for Congress
tho middle Of October and elooted Nov. 4, will
find that Congressional baok-pay duo him from
Juno 2O-$y, ,225-ostonsibly for soryico ron-
deredI Thou his forward pay will DO $625 por
month.
lin ordos TINT ~ poor ~ nun may so to
, 1873-07-02
Is nnotlor ordnance which tho nuthorlt1os
should also ptrict1y onforoe.It roads 90 folowa:

No squil's, rockets, crackers, eorponte, or other
Aroworka containing powder other con,ussihlo. or
cxploslvo materials 4a be kept or stored within tllo
limits Of tho City Of Chicago, except tho sao in kept
Or atorel III are-proof vnuI4 Any porson, 1rn, or
corporation violating tho provisions Of this ordinance
ehall 10 ahoc TO no Of not losa tla1 fifty nor moro
than ono hundred dolnrs for each ofcnso, aud like
penalty for ovory twcntyfour 1oura TINT said rockets
squts, crackers, or other nroworka containing tho
aforesaid macrala shall ho kept or atorcd nfer The
hrst conviction for violation Of thia chapter.
ThoBe ordinances arc explicit In their inton-
ton, md constitute valuable nnfeguard to the
property Of tho city. Wo cannot afford, os-
pocially at this tmo. to tako any risks Of burn
ing up tho city ngain just for tho ankle Of mnll~
Ing noise Oh tho Fourth Of July, and mixing
tho Fourth of J11ly.a nuisance. To prevent any
possibility of fro OIL TINT day, tho Mayor should
issue His proclamation promptly, enforcing tho
ordinancoa NO havo quoted
, 1873-07-02

Tile Chicago produce markets wore moderate
" active yoatorday oh proaont deliveries, hut
quiet for future. Mess pork was in fair de-
mind and stoaay, at e14.2o@14.8o oash, and
s14.50@14.55 sellor August. Lard was quiet and
atoady, at 48.05@s.1o por 100 lbs. Moats wero
quiet md firm, nte9G@0>1o for shoulders, 8@s1So
for short ribs, e1l@s96o for short c1oar, and
10@111ko for swcet picked hams. Highwines
1oro quiet md unchanged, ct $50 por gallon.
Lake freights were rather moro aotiyc, md
armor, at 5@611o for corn to Buffalo. Flour
was dull and unchanged. Wheat WIS
moderately active, and 114@2c lower,
closing at s1.1e1z@1.lo96 caah, and s1.13s1
soller lAugust. Corn was in good domand, aud
10 higher, closing at ss3sc cash. anTa794o .aolcr
August Oats wore active ut tho eamo range,
closing at 291zo caah, and 400 aoller August. nyo
WAS quiet and unchanged ut 6oh@o1o. Barley
WAS inactive and nominal at 51111o for good No.
2. Tho stocks Of grain in this city on Saturday
evening last were G25, s55 bu wheat 1900, 600
bu corn ; 1,26e,7o4 bu oats !; o9,05o bu rye 49,
900 bu barley. Hogs woro moro activo md
stronger, advancing 10@15e, and closing Ut s4.2o
t04Go. Tho cattlo market was fairly active and
firm. Sheep were steady.
, 1873-07-02

Tho Fond du Lao (Wis.) Commonwealth, an
Administration papor, ID not ablo to stand tho
Salary-G Grab law, even II it be advocated by
senntor Carpenter. Previous to his spoooh ut
Janesvil1e, hIr. Carpenter wont up to Lacrosse,
whore thoro was MI Editorial Convention In
scasion aud made speech to that body, The
editor ct tho Commonwealth was present, and,
nftor he got homo, ho thua noticed tho apoech Of
tho sonntor:
That he uttered como truth when hc condemned tho
Warrington Press Association there ta doubt, but
when he declared thut my Of the Washington corre-
epondonts could be purchased for $50 to sand tho
meanest sort Of falHeh0od 10 hts paper he offered
insult that Mill not DO forgotten right awhy. somo Of
tho hcss newspaper men Of the country are Washington
there arc twanty Washington correspondents, either
ono Of whom It would 30 difficult to purchase for
$4,000 than 1t would to secure any ono OF twenty
Senators wo can name, Mr. Carpenter being Of Tho
number. Wo wcro surprised that Carpenter should
consent to attend tie editorial meeting, and a mora
tnt ho should palm of such speech. II will not add
to his reputation, nor to hia strength At Madison In
1878.
, 1873-07-02

Tho detaila of tho recent divorce Of Pauline
Lucca will bo Of intorost to her many admirers
In this city. Tho plaintiffs complaint SGT forth
that slo was married to Adolph Won Rhade, IN
Berlin, Nov. 25, 1865; that hor husband Bubse-
quontly lived q worry proiligato Gfo md squan-
dored lor earnings; that he WA N habitul
gambler, and tIat no had lived adultorously with
Two women In Berlin. On thcse grounds. she
aslsod for divorce nnd tho custody Of her child,
Maria Helena, born Nov. 15, 1870. There waa
but one witness introduced, who bud boon
brought from Berlin expressly to give Testimony
in tho cnso This witness testified both to tho
gambling md adultery charged against tho Bar
On. The witness also ayerred that tho intimacy
of the Baron and oertnin actress waa well
known in Berlin circles, and that thoy wore
shortly to bo married. Upon this showing an
absolute divorce WAS granted, with permission
to marry again, aud the child was awarded to hor
cuatolY.
, 1873-07-02

It is but fow weeka ago that 8-yoar
old Child killed q baby but fow months old bo-
Cause 1t didn't want to 800 1t around. This hap
ponod In Tennessee. We havo now another in
atanco OF prococity in the samo state. a few
days ago baby in Nashville, twenty-throo
months old. threw IN a1o-bottlo at itB colorod
nurno with auch forco that tho woman diod
day or two after from tho results
Of tho blow. II these arc samples Of
tho coming generation In Tonncssoe, whnt may
We not expect hereRfter' If such things hhppon
in tho groom tree, what will happen in tho dry ?
Tho avorago Tennessee baby iB evidently dan
gorous customer. People In that section I'd
dictcd to fondling babies or petting children
should DO careful to DO fully armod whom they
Indulge in TINT dangerous past1me.
, 1873-07-02

Several pnpora, both ut tho North and tho
South, ero calling attention to tho recent appoint
mont Of ono Maj. E1las GriBvold, Of tho South. oa
spooial Agent Of tho poat-o ol1ico Department.
Tho oaitor Of tho nools 1aland linton, who
had the misfortune to mako tho aoquaint-
enco Of this tnan during tho var. Is not
oVeTpleasod at tho appointment. Tho Unton
sayn: "Tho writer OF this had tho honor Of
serving undor hiu1-that is, tho Major was In
command Of tho prison camp at Columbia, 8. O.,
and wo voro ono Of tho unfortunate prisoners.
For about hvo months thore, wo royoled On d
pint Of cornmeal day, and lttlo Hour eor-
ghuu, and nothing else. Ho granted no favore,
and uevor used his influence to obtain any for
tie hungry prisoners" Lost this may be
charged ns exaggoration, coming from = North
orn aouroo, here ia o recommendation coming
from Bouthern source, the Savannah (Gh)
Advertiser:
Tho notorious Capt Wirz raa sergeant under
Grisuold, and carried out bin orders, aud wo know
from actual experience Of hs treatment Of Fodoral end
Union prisoners that II Firz destrptd hanging Capt
Gsfsteold should have beeu hung BY hts side, uia
brutnt orders, and It'll moro brutal treatment Of the
eck deBervc aoma othor reward than Fedcra appoint
mont to oi1lco.
Tho appointment Of such a man % this by the
President to Federal Office 10 sufaciont CON,
mont Of itself.
, 1873-07-02

Tho Spanish inhabitants OF Cuba hayo adlol
Quo mora crino against humanity to tho long
list which must, soonor or ator, arouso tho pro-:
teAts OF civilized natioun In substituting Chi
ncso for black labor, tloy hayo gradually 70
ducod tho condition Of tho Cinnamon to COM
pleto slavery. by tho original contracts mado at
Macao, md indoraod by tho Spanish Consul
there, tho Ohinaman was ontitlol to hla liberty
OH completing his torln Of soryitude, Tho slayo~
ownerH not satisfied with this, obtained tho
privilege Of establishing Junta, OF
which A1r. Julian Zuluota, q successful
slayc-trador, IL tho President. Valnasoda
allowed tho Junta privileges By which
tito Chinatnan WAS partially placed In ita power,
and Coballos, tho now Goyornor-dcnoral, Inns
completed tho work, and made tho power Of tho
Junta absolute. Tho new arrangement vosta
tho whole power and authority Of the Qoycrn-
, 1873-07-02

Dudon Frores l. Co., Now York Importers Of
laces. who arc charged vith frauds on tho roy-
onue, do not propose to fall 80 easy . prey to
the harpoa OF the Custom-HouHo as Pholpp,
Dodge g. Co. The detectives accuse them of
having cheated tho Government out Of
$2,600,000, and have aummarily soized their
bools without legal procoBn Of my kind, md
Of conree have thrown thoir business, into
uttor disorder. II thoy would compromise for
something handsome, the virtuous Jayno and
hin asaociatca would rclax their grip, but this tho
firm sturdlly refuse to do. They declare thom-
selyos innocent OF any intention OF dofrauding
tho Troaaury, and announce TINT they will fight
tho inforInor who Is dismissed clerk, mud the
whole crew Of Custom House detoottyos, In tho
cnurt1.
, 1873-07-02

Tho Legislature Of Michigan, "a long ago aa
1866, by law required the Rogonta Of tho State
University to appoint among tho medical pro-
fessors ono belonging to tho homeopathic school.
Tho Rogonts refused to comply with tho law.
and tho Supreme Court Of Michigan declined 10
issue o mandamua to compel tlcm to do so.
Tho Legislature Of 1873 passed. similar Inv,
and tho Regents hayo again resolved that they
will not execute it, Ginning to be tho exclusive
judges Of what ahall DO taught in tho Univeraity.
Thoy offered, howovor, that, II tho moana wore
furnished, they would take charge Of an indo-
pondent school OF homeopathy. Thoro WAS but
one Regent In favor Of complying with tho lam.
, 1873-07-02

tho superiority Of American manufacturers.
American hardware, thoy aay, ia not only driving
tholr English product out Of Amori-
can markets, but ls dlepossossing them
markots. Those faots aro tho highest possible
tribute to American induHtry and skill, which,
burdoucd with o ruinors syatom Of taxation, are
yot ablo to compete suocossfully with tho Eng
liah manufacturer, whose taxoB aro reduced to
tho minimum conHietont with rovonuo.
, 1873-07-02

The Cleveland Leader calls tho attention of
the country to tho publication Of tho nnnuhl tag
list Of Chicago and Cook County aa IN evidence
Of tho "hollowness Of Ohicago'a prospority,'
and proof TINT "Ohicago ia city Of prosonacs
rather than realities" Other pnpors in other
cities obvious Of Chicago are lkoly to mako Sim
liar comment. For tho information Of thoBe
who talse any interest In tho subject, NO state
that, under our rovonue 1awa, thoro Is ta1
loviod for State and county purposes overy
year, and also tax for municipal pur-
poses. Tho City of Chicago oontains about
$4,000 acres Of land, and tho county
outside tho city 100000 acros. AL the land in
tho city and largo portion Of that In tho coun-
ty is laid OF in lots OF at feet front, 80 that
IN enumeration Of this land by lots mikes liat
of enormous longth. Each lot is taxed separate-
". Undor our rovonuo laws, tho payment OF
taxes is not compulsory o1oept by salo Of such
lots upon which tho taxeB nre not paid by q day
hxod by decroo Of tho. Court consequently,
whom tho Tux Collector given notice Of his inton-
tion to apply to tho Court for an order Of salo
on dny named, his list practically includoa
ali tho roai estate in tho county do
seribed by lots. This is tho notice to
pay ta1os, and between the date Of
this notice and tho time fixed for Balo tho COM
nunity pays the tax. 1nstcnd Of being delin-
q1ent tax-lis, tho Collectors notice is detailed
enumeration of tho divisions and subdivisions OF
tho acres Of real estuto in Chicago and Cook Coun-
ty, with tho amount Of tax leviod thereon, md
nineteen out Of every twonty taxpayers got their
first information from this printed list Of tho
amount Of tho tax that is charged against their
property. The actual delinquent List OF prop
orty sold for taxes is very small oue,-both as
respects tho yaluo Of property sold and tho
| amount of taxes not paid.
, 1873-07-02

Tho New York Times, OF recent date, Btntea
TINT many OF tho Italan padroni OF that city,
who hold tho littlo strollng italian minstrela In
aoryitudo. having discovered tlat the New York
market s,gluttod, layo gone to Chicago to os-
tabllBh aaoncios, md that tho arrivals to como
during tho noxt two or three wooks aro destined
to tho West. Tho rapid tncroaso OF tLaso lttlo
Itallana on our BtroetB gives Is decided color Of
probability to tile atatoment Of tho Times.
State and Clara stroota, and some Of tho
gtroetB In tho West Division, literally
swarm with them after mghtfall, and
in almpat ovory saloon thoir harps and
ylolIns may bo heard until midnight. amid olink-
lux Of Rlaaaoa aud youoya, Of oatha and Elhalar1,
, 1873-07-02

Dospito tho unfnyorabla weather, Aeveral
thousand persons attended tho frat summer
meeting Of tho Dexter Park Club yestorday.
Tho prospects for good raees arc fno. It is
doubtful whether fastor track Ia to bo found in
the country, md the accommodations for those
who attend or participate arc nearly perfect,
nnd moro important still, the unusual list of
prizes haB brought out fuller md bottor eutrios
Of horses than ever before known in the West.
Many of tho horses, both trotting md running,
arc celebrated in tho annals Of lie turf.
, 1873-07-02

President Fl y Alargal ;yoBtorday proposed
Gordiau remedy for tho chronic Spanish crisis
by tho introduction Of bill comforting discretion
ary and extraordinary powors upon the Gov
ornmont. This WIS at once passed by tho
Cortos by vote Of 1870 to IS. IN tho midst Of
this hcplcssncsB to proseryo tho integrity Of
constitutional government even In its Capital,
tho Government teiteratos to the inhabitants Of
Cuba and Porto Rico ita determination to pro-
aeryc the integrity Of it's dominion.