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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE,
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE EN-
i tered by the Circuit Court Of Ohio Coun-
~, West Virginia, on the 18th day Of July,
1873, in the chancery case In said court
pending wherein. Thomas Mccormick is
complainant aud Catherine Mccormick is
defendant, shall as commissioner named
in said decree, offer at public sale on Friday,
August the Odd, 1873, beginning at 10 O'Clock
a. 81, AT the mont door OF the Court House
Ct Ohio County, the following described
property, viz: Lot No A., situated in Cald.
wells addition 10 the city of v heeling, to-
gether Nth all the privileges and appurt-
enances thereto be'oDgtn I. Said lot has
three 81 frame dwellings thereon, but will
be divided and sold as follows, viz: the
south half OF Eaid lot q feet front more or
less and 100 feet deep, with one story
frame dwelling situated thereon, will be
sold separate and apart from the north hall
Of said lot. Said north half beirg % feet
front more or less and 100 feet deep and
having twostory frame dwelling OF two
tenements situated thereon. The buildings
described above are all new and built for
service.
Terms Of sale-one.third cash and the re-.
maiuder in six and twelve months, the pur-
chaSers giving security for the deferred
payments and the title remaining in the
com missioner until all payments are made.
THOMAS MCCORMICK, Commss'nr.
j. Ii. MILLER, Aucttoneer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

ne squares inch space.
oneffune ....--.....S - One month:.--.$ 6 90
Two times.. ...-. Is Three months. y y ~ ~
One square changeable once week $50.
ayor sale.p "For Rent" wants
nRosriing, n.iL Los, ""round, ""Obituaries,"
aRslieious and Society Notices, no cents per
line for each Insertion, but no advertise
nierIt less than so cents.
special Notices Is per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy hxod places -
Der cent additional.
Cuts win be charged double for space &C.
Supied. We
LOCAL Notices Is cents per l.ne--b,a no
local notice UiI be Inserted for les, than ONE
dyert;ssments, except for established
business houses, must be paid for In sd'
vance. H.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
Yearly advertisers will be confined TO
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tlsemsnts not connected with 1t Will DC
charged for at ourregular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
FoR SALE.
RI. e. q r w N
NEW HAT AND CAP HOUSE

The newest styles in fashionable Hats and
Caps, Canes and Umbrellas at reasonable
prices.
H.. BROWN.
No. I2l Siarket street, opposite Me- nre
House. JULES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28

A DRAFT for $4,000 on the Bank Of
Huntington from q Cincinnati bank,
and payable to James Alexander, was
found by q fisherman hooked on trot.
line in the Ohio river. The draft is
pronounced good by the Huntington
Bank, and held by it until the owner
puts in his sppesraocs.-CdbsH County
Press. ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
MARIETTA Eta, COLLEGE, 3G[5

THE next term On College and Academy
begins Thursday, Sept Z. The town Is
gent and refined, and in full sympathy with
the college. Cabinets and apparatus are
large and excellent; the number of vol
umes $500. Candidates for the ministry
have tuition and room rent RENTED, ana
aid IL elyen to other worthy students need
ING n. The attendance the last two years
much larger than before. Address the
Prpsfepnr ". ANDREWS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
1KENN0OD: seaa2, *. BOYS,

Presents strong attractions to parents and
guardians. A pleasant home; thorough
Instruction: healthful discipline; excellent
logue. Liberal discount to clergymen.
CHARLES JACOBUs. A. NJ, Prin.,
New Brighton, Penn,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
Mothers, sEothers, Mothers.

Don't fail 10 procure MRS. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SIKUP f,J al diseases incident
lieyes The child from pain, cures wind ,oitc,
regulates the bowels. and by giving renef
apd heaihi3 tie child, gives r'st to the
mother.
Be sure sud call for 49, -
For sale by ali dTug gisls. devb
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Lindsey Institute.

T!NHIS SCHOOL HAS BEEN in CON.
tinuous and successful operation du.
ing the paIt sesr,. and Is, as was before
stated In these columns, peImanency.
During The summer vacation the building
will be thoroughly Iersired. The location
corner OF ifth and Center streets,) Is quiet
and pleasant, and the grounds ample for
exercises. The next term opens september
10th, 1873. For terms and other Information
apply TO the principals -, l..-..
JAS. WATSON,
iuIyI 30 JOHN N. HUTCHINSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
PURE CRAB CIDER.

rs BARRELS, STICTLY PURE, IN
I'D store ana Tor sale by 80 49,
jur]9 NJ. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs
Hle Northern Pacific le R. R..
FIRST MORTGAGE G0EDB0NDS,

rS.ven and Three.T entls Cent col Interest
sa Mle 1hS ToIioWIng elements OF security
Sre the obligation OF strong ceFPyRte
L.
company. ..~.~.oo NJ, tI,a ., cad ~ n ,yl,, ~ u,
Telegraph Line Equipments and Franrhses
II They are Hen ON the IrsHc or net earning. o. s
ad r.; its second year Of business were eann to nne
TSay are a and only mSrtsage on an the Lands
- AsSj tho Misunderstanding, the completion OF
grantea - oom $4,000 acres per milo of track Sold al
Inc nrice realized by other grants these lands will
more an times the total issue Of bonds
;ye he 8onds all times convertible at 10 Per
premium the Company's Lands IT marker prices.
Fiye.TWeny B0nds can now
~ item into NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN.FHIRTIES
reaI;zfng an Immediate handsome profit ana increasing
T",r yearly interest income nearly ONE-rHIRR.
Consfantiy On hand for delivery ~ ....-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04
A Plea for Printers.

A writer in "Our Monthly" has evidently been inside n composing room, if he has not "dug living out of a case" He thus sums up the result of his experience:
 "Wurking for forty editors and scores Of authors, every one of whom is as sensitive as a sore thumb, and as lively and interesting as hornet, no wonder that printers die young, and only pachydermatous grizzly, mulish specimens get their share of life:
 "llappy infants, early blest!
 Rest in peaceful slnmber rest;
 Rescued from the thuDps and jeers
 Which increase with growing years'
 "The writer wishes he could offer himself as an awful example of the 'perils which en- yiron the man who meddles with cold'-type. A thoroughly trained printer should have had a stepmOther and then a stepiather, and then have been bound out to a tanner. and then have married scolding wife and lived in a smoky house, and have had family oi babies who were afflicted with the collie. Ilt should have had his hearing damaged with the measels, and to have added to all this dicipline a thorough knowledge of science art, law, languages, theology, history and biography. lr, in addition, he has vicious l,oking cuuntenance and an amiable dispOsi ton, he may stand some chance with thos, authors ard editors; but the probabilities are, after all, that they will worry him t' death.n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04

AN RESPECTIVE ExPEBINEST.-The prin- ciples in the circulation of the waters of the sea were beautifully shown before the Royal geological society, recently, by a simple ex- pertinent A trough with plate glass sides, about six feet long aud foot deep but not more than an inch wide, was filled with wa ter. At one end piece of ice was wedged in between the sides to represent the polar cold, while the trOpic heat was represented at the other end by bar of metal laid across the surface of the water, the projecting end of which was heated with spirit lamp Red coloring matter was then put in at the warm end, and blue at the cold end, so that the currents could be traced. The blue water chilled by contact with the ice, immediately tell down to the bottom, crept slowly along, and gradually rose toward ihe surface at the equatorial end, after which it gradually re- turned along the surface to the starting point. The red water crept first along the surface to the polar end, then fell to the bot. tom just as the blue had done, and formed an. other stratum, creeping back along the bot. tom and coming to the surface. Each color made distinct circulation during the hall hour in which the audience viewed the ex. pertinent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04

PlrrsBuRG ENGINES. The most powerful pair of engines in the world are being con structed in that city. Reducing the capac- ity of some of the pumping engines to a uni form lift of one foot high in 24 hours, it is found that the one at the Lehigh zince mines will lift 3,456, gallons; the pair at the Chi cago water works 4,000, ,O00, 600 gallons; the pair at Harlem, Holland, 100000, 900 gallons. The new Pirtsburg engines will, 1t is presum- ed, lift l4250, ,0O0,O00 gallons. The pair will weigh l,5OO tens and cost $420, $50. The following dimensions will serve to give some idea of their magnitude crank, 9ton- shaft 24 tons; four sections of the two valve cham bers, l24 tons; fly wheel, 70 tons The four plungers will weigh upward of 400tons. Cyl inder, 94 inches in diameter, stroke l4 feet. This massive piece of machinery will be used to raise water into the highland avenue res- ervoir in Pittsburg, height of 365 feet. It is estimated that it will raise about seventy million pounds of water for each 100 pounds of coal consumed, the cost being at the rate of one cent for every 3,07O gallons.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04

HANDLING SWAPPING TURTLE BY THE
 WsoNG TAII~-A man named Gil>ey, who by
 strict economy and severe industry has sue. ceeded in getting his family little place, free of all incumbrancP, was fishing in Still River near the Beaver Brook Mills, on Sun day afternoon. After sitting on the bank for a couple hours without catching anything, he was gratiied to see. on q fiat stone in the water, snapping turtle stunning itself. The butt-end of the turtle was toward him, and he thought he would capture it; but while he WAS looking for place to step the turtle gravely turned around without his knowl- edge, and when he got in reaching distance, and bent down t0 take hold of what nature designed should be taken hold of while hand ling n snappng turtle, that sociable animal just reached out and took hold of Mir. Gill sey's hand with grasp that left no doubt of it's sincerity The shrieks of the unfortunate man aroused some of the neighbors, but when they arrived they were too late to be of any benefit to him, or even to themselves, foI they caught glimse of the bare-headed man tearing over the hill, swinging a small carpet bag in one hand, and they at once concluded that it was a morrow escape from highway robbery. However, 1t was not a carpet bag he was swinging; it was that turtle, and il clung to him until he reached the White street bridge, when it let go; but the fright ened man did not slacken his speed until he got home. When he reached the house the ludicrousness of the affair burst upon him and when his wife looked at his pale face anc bare head, and dust-begrimed clothes, anC asked what was the matter, he said !" Moth
 ing was the matter, only he was afraid h' would be too late for church," and appeared to be much relieved that lie wasn't Dan
 bury News. u.,,.- .. .. --.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD | Judicial District, YAvapai County Arizona Territory
 JAMES GRANT, Plaintiff vs VAS c. SAITH aod F. t. CHkisriR drfsndspts
 Action brought in the District Court Of the Third Jn dcia District In and for the aforesaid county oi havapa
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Co Van C' Smith aud r. G. Christie, Defendants.
 You hereby summoned and required to appear m an action brough. against you by the above named rn' in the District Court of the Third Judicial District m ana for the County Of Ya,apa Arizona Territory aud to ah' the complaint filed therein Ca copy oi when scc" tanss ihis snnmons) within tveuiy days (exclnsNe Of the day of seryce) after the service upon you o ths sum i served in this county; but if served out oi me county and within this district then within hry dhy in all other forty days Judgment by default VIII be taken against you according Co the prayer Of said com paint t.
 This action Is brought to recovertbe sum ot six hundred and sixteen and O6OO dollars fd6OjlOO) alleged Co Oe due and owing from you the defendants Co pau'n upn iunt and several prnmis-Ory note executed aud denver ed by you the defendants at Prescott In the aeshu county and Territory the 1th day uf November, A. D ls67 fUr the aforesaid sun, made payable to pMntn |" order day aer date with interest al, the rate o tw' per cent. per mouth. ... -
 And you are hereby notified that " you fall to appeal and the complaint above required the plnui will take judgment by default agans you Tor the sum six hundred and sixteen and OolO dollars and interest prayed for and tor his costs and disbursements in i l behalf expended. ,. l Given under my hand and the seal oi said Distnc Court this 2j day of February, 4. p: ls72 | IL.sl ED. ". WELLS Clerk. l auglGtg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04

How JOHNSON BEAT HIM.-ln Utah Terri. tory there were two rival stage lines, one run by a man named Smith, and another run by a man named Johnson. The competition was so great that at last both lines carried people for nothing, and gave them premiums be- sides. Smith offered free ride and a barlow knife to each passenger. Johnson offered boiled shirt. Smith saw that and went one better by giving pound of Bologna sausage with the shirt. Johnson then adopted the sausage and distributed gold-headed canes and copies of Watts hymns. Smith rallied, and offered ali of Johnsons premiums with litter of pups and bunch of tooth-picks to each man. But Johnson took all the travel by paying tue old debts of each passenger and deeding him cemetery lot. Smith turned the tide immediately in his favor by giving every fellow pair of mules, a church. pew, and fifteen hundred shares of stock in the Pacific railroad. Then Johnson deter mined upon bis master-stroke. He went to Brigham Young and got special dispensa- tion; and then he offered to marry all the women who rode in his stages, 10 take all the men into partnership and to give gum rings to all the babies. Smith was broken up anl had to sell out and abandon the business. Johnson now has fourteen hundred and twenty wives, fifteen hundred partners, and is indebted to an India rubber man for six barrels of gum.rngs. But he killed Smith, and he is now happy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04

A Keokuk, Iowa, lady while engaged in the pursuit of her domestic duties, encoun- tered a mouse in the flour barrel. Now, most ladies under similar circumstances would have uttered few feminine shreks and then sought safety iu the garret. But this one possesses more than the ordinary degree of feminine courage. She summoned the hired man and told him to get the shotgun, call ing The bull dog and stationing him at con. venieht distance. Then she climbed half way up stsiIs and commenced to punch the four barrel vigorously with pole. Present. ly the mouse made it's appearance and started across the floor. The hull dog at once went in pursuit. The man fired and the dog fell dead. The lady tainted and fell down stairs, and the hired man, thinking that she was killed, and fearing that he would be arrested for murder, lit out, and has not been seen since The mouse escaped.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL District. in the COuniy of Mohave Territory of ArIona PAUL BREoS Plaintiff against W. E. LEE and A. F. ApANs Partners under the hrm name and style of LEE and ADAMS Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court Of the Second Ju dicia District in and for the County of Mohaye in the Territory uf Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to W. B Lee and A. E. Adans partners under the firm name and style of Lee aud Adams
 You hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff In the District Court of the Second Judicial District in and iUr the county of Mohave in the Territory of ArIuna and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk Of this Court Cerba, tn said county Ca copy of which oom plaint accompanies this sumnOns within twenty days (exclusve of the day of servoe) aer The service upon you of this summ0ns if served In this county but if served cut Of the county and within this district then within thirty days in all other forty days
 And you hereby notified that if you fail 'o appear and the complaint above required the plaintiff will take judgment by dsult against you for the of 54s co dollars principal and l2s6 dollars interest due promssory note made March l2rh, 1871, and and disbursements iu this behalf eKpended. Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court at Cerbst this 23d day of July, 4. D. ls73.
 iLsI w. CALDWELL WRIGHT Clerk.
 aug2t9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04
Important Mining Enterprises.
From in. San p,,so tC.l, Uploul

From the San Diego Gal. Union
 We are advised that the Hon Frank Ganahl and Don F. F. Forster have arrived at Los Angeles frotn the Bradshaw mining district in Arizona. They brought back with them a number of sacks of ore taken from a mines in that district, which is known to be specially rich. This.ore will be shipped to England from the port of San Diego. II the tests made in that country prove satisfactory the trip to Arizona of these gentlemen will have tar.rcaching results.
 During the late visit to Europe of Don Forster and the Hon Frank Ganahl they were thrown largely into the company of English capitalists Their assured status gave Co the expression of their opinions on mining topics decided weight. We are reliably informed that any representations made by these gen tlemen will have the effect, if reinforced by a satisfactory test of the ores, to call to the l United States number uf representative English capitalists. Both the Messrs Ganahl and Forster have been very favorably i'm pressed with the excellence of the mines in the Bradshaw district, and we may shortly expect to herald the arrival of EBgishpen of means who can do much to develop the min eral wealth of Arizona.
 We regard ourselves perfectly justified in asserting that a large body of English capital will be introduced into Arizona as a conse. quence of the late trip of the Messrs Ganah and Forster. Arizona is wonderfully rich r the precious metals, and all that is needed
 there is capital. Experts in gold and silver
 mining anticipate from that Territory treas
 ure outcome before which that of Nevada
 and Utah will pale. The outrages of th' Apaches have hitherto repressed all syste
 matic and sustained effort at development but Gen Crook now has the Indians perlectl! in hand.
 We congratulate our Arizona friends npor
 the approaching development of their treas ure-ribbed buttes and canons. The compile , ton of the Texas and Pacific Railway vii z be signslized by an unparaled era of mining activity in Arizona with, as many of th
 most Experienced miners assert, an unsur passed yield of bullion. The many friends of the Messrs Ganahl ant Forster will be glad to be informed that thos
 gentlemen have returned from their trip il excellent health, and rather the better fo wear. . .t...#. r..'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04

HAIL CoLuMBIA!-The cotton-sin, without
 which the machine spinner and the power
 loom would be helpless, is American. The power-shuttle, which permits an unlimited enlargement of the breadth of the web, is American. The mower and reaper are Amer ican. The rotary printing presses are Amer icsn. The hot-ar engine is American. "bc sewing machine is American. The machine
 manufacture of wool cards is American. The
 whole india rubber industry is American. The hand-saw originated, we believe, in America. The machine manufacture of
 hOrseshoes is American. The sand-blast, of which the large capabilities are yet to be de- veloped, IS American. The gauge-lath is American. The only successful composing machine for printers is American. The grain elevator is an American invention. The arti- ficial manufacture of ice was originally in- vented by Professor A. $. Twining, an Amer ican. The electro-magpet was invented, and immediately after its invention was first practically applied in transmitting telegraph ic signals b, Professor Joseph Henry, an American. The telegraphic instrument in- trodueed few years later into public nse, which has since obtsined universal acceptance, was invented by Samuel F. B. Morse, an American. ...
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04
In Bankruptcy.

This s to give notices That the ceh day of July. A. D. 1875 In Bankruptcy issued against the estats.of Herbert Bowers and Nathan B, Bowers partners under the firm of Bowers Bro. of Pres in the county Of iavarai and Territory of Arizona who have been adjudged baukrur's their own petition that the pay of any debts and the delivery of any property belonging to such baukrp. to them Cor their and the transfer of any property by them forbidden by law that meeting of the cndor of said bankrup,s prove their debts and choose assiguees of their estate will be held the Court of the District Court at Prescott iavapai county, AnEnna Territory before Hon. Chas A. Tweed, Judge of said District Court. tho 27ih day of October A. D. 1873, a, lC o'clock A. M , l. e. DICKINSON.
 U. s. Marshal and Messenger.
 By w. McIsrosH Deputy Marshal and Messenger.
 Prescovl A. T., August $, le73. aug9tl0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04

An Ohio farmer who sent his daughter to . university where both sexes were admitted, says she was perfectly willing 10 stay there {; but he can't sec that she learned much, except to sigh about the house like a sick kitten. ,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04
Application for Patent.
US. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A. T., August lb, 1873.

T. $. LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT A. IT, August l6, lsI3, J
 Notice is hereby given that J. r. Hargrave and Com pany au unncorTornted association of persous by their authorized agent Joseph Hargrave, whose Iosi.oiice address is Prescott Ysvspa county AriEons Territory have made application for u Patent for sixteen hundred linear feet of the Benton lode, bearing silver known as the discovery location with surface ground two hundred (O feet in width situated in Bradshaw Mining District Yavapa county Arizona Territory. and described in the plat and field notes he in this office. vL as ollows
 Beginning at Monument No. l at the S w corner f this monument the corners to sections @ gJ 20 and 27 of Township To- x. R w. Gis and Salt River Base aud Meridian bears $, 3io AT East 1912 feet dsian, thence N goo East sixteen hundred Q6OO feet to MJnu' nent No thence so East two hundred feet to Monu' rnent No g. thence s. s0o West sixteen hundred Q60O) feet to Monument No. { From this monument the cor. ner to sections 22 23, 26 and g Township 10, N K w. Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian bears s. 0o East hundred and eighty (ls2) feet dis. thence N Sso West 2O0 feet 10 place of beginning containing 7.34. loo acres A
 Said location being recorded in Vol of mines folio 257 of the County Records of iayspa County, ArEona Territory.
 augl6tlo WILLIAM N KELLY Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-10-04
DISSOLUTION.

The Partnership heretofore existing between the under signed under the hTIn name oi Wm D. Hooper Co., do ing business iu San Francisco California and n the Ter rtory of Arizona is ths day dissolved by mutual Mir Jno. s. Carr retiring thersfrO The business will be continued by Wm. B. Hooper and James M. Barney under the same firm name who win collect all and pay all liabilities. VIM B. HOOPER
 JAMES A. BARNEY.
 JNO. $. CARR.
 San Francisco September Ia, 1873 sep21,5