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PHILADELPHIA.
Committed SuirIde.

PHIL'DFrPHn F-brIary 6-RicLsrl s
Jones McCaskv. a son OF Daniel Nc
C4-ky, drowned him-eif Yesterday al
Wesrhester. in the re-ervoir. He was
graigs'e OF the Phillips Academy at
Exeter. New Hamp-hire, and VISA about
- graduate ST Harvard College in
1865. when he mjaG became derapged
Centennial Celebration.
The City Counc J this afternoon voted
sjD1,op 10 al Of the centennial cele
brstlon.
TIE Ls.l.h o. .4e MlyoT = imyTov d.
irg
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ElGI SE.

h't 81.
Mr.. Chritcher, OF Virginia, intro~
iuced a bill to remove the political
disabilities OF Robert NJ. T. Hunter, o.
Virginia. Passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Young, o. Georgia,
the Senate amendment to the bill ap-
propria;ing $4,000 for Government
building at Atlanta, Georgia, Was taken
up and concurred in.
Mr.. Butler, OF Massachuse''s, from
he conference committee on the hI,
TO repeal the bankruptcy law, nate 3
report agreeing 10 the >ena'e hllI WIKI
a lew verbal amendments. The report
VAS adopted.
NJ. S,ofeld. of PENNSYLVANIA, from
the conference committee on the h'ii or
the construction Ct steam sloopS NJ war,
made report agreeing To the con-
.lrur.ion OF eight such vessels, ct co-t
no, exceeding - 3.20nl00 The report
was adopted
Mr. Hazelron. of Wisconsin, rom the
F ec,ion Committee, reported a reSo.r-
,ior 70 pav c. c. Bowen. the CONTESTANT
# he seat OF Mr.. De Large, from South
Ca-oli0a, both having been eXcInded
from tue seat, $500 in 'u'l for expenses
Mr.. RAiney, OF Sonth Caro''
moved to increase the amOu7ttoS}@,3
The resolution was opposed hy
Mr.--s. Stevenson and Amber, OF nhio
Mr.. Holman, Of Indiana, moved u
Iav the resolution on the table; ne a
tive,l-veas >3 NAYS 90.
Mr. Rainev withdrew his sme"d-
ment ard the resolution was adopted
On motion OF Mr.. Garfield, o. Oa1H,
the Senate bill srpropriating S3p,V1U
10 detray the expenses Of the lnves'lga'
ton IN reference 10 the elections m
Kansas Louisiana aud Arkansas, was
taken up and passed.
The bill tor a railroad bridge acr'>~
the Mississippi river al Memphis, cam"
NJ a. the bu-iness Of the morning
rour
sir Packer, Of Pennsylv.nia, who
had reported the bill from the Commit
tee on Roads and Canals, stated tha'
compromiSes were in discussion which
vouil remove all objections 10 the bllI,
and be moved its recommittal. Agreed
10.
Mr Packer, also from the same com
mirsee, reported bill authorizing the
balliin. Of the Wyoming ani MonIaHs
railway. The bill incorporates the
company and gives it the right OF way
through the public lands, hut no sub
sidv iu laud or money.
Nr. Hoar, OF Massachusetts s,remarked
that Congress had been in the past
GROSSLY remiss in this class Of leglsls-
lion. Bills were passed that were crude
and hastily framed aud incomplete ard
vet these acts were to be the orssnlc
laws .or these great routes OF business
and trstfic for al time 10 come. They
oucht TO be scrutinized with a care
almost equsl 10 that which should be
! given 10 the Constitution OF STATE
I He called upon the House not to pass
another act OF Incorporation until there
mad been prepared by the judiciary
Committee q carefully and strictly
guarded and secure system.
Mr. Potter, OF New York, coinclded
heartily with the remarks of Mr.. Hosl
and thought it healthy sign to see
the opposition of that gentleman 10 an!
further action OF Congress in creating
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Exclusively for the Register
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Oiace, IIU Main street.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February {
SENATE.

Mr.. Morton, OF Indiana, presented
a memorial from the President and
faculty. OF Wabash College, Indiana,
asking that the japanese indemnity
'und be devoted 10 educational pur
poses in japan.
Mr. Vickers. OF MARYLAND, pr sen''h
a memorial rom the Baltimore Bad
OF Trade against the repeal o: tie
ban krrpt law.
A bill was passed ransfer-in- c~r't''
powers in reference 10 the terriiAr -
rom the Department o: >:a'e - TIE !"
rerion Department.
Mr.. Stevenson. o. O.io, a. ked 10 ha
ex used rom further serv'c~ on ~"
-rec al Credit Mchil;ar investG'ron,
hnt the Senate refused to eNcn-e rIm.
Mr. stockton. of Nv York, @.so
=. krd 20 he excused from service o. The
same committee, AMI the >e:@te @.1'
refused 10 excuse him.
Mr.. Rice, OF Arkansas, moved to take
up his resolution ins,ructIrg the com
mi,tee on Election ar3 P,i.i'e-s- ID
inquire whether Ark9n-a- had a h~-
publican ,orm o. government
Mr. CLAYTON. OF Arkan-a-, sail :. ere
were grave doubts a. TO the corS"in
,iona, power ot Cprgrcss 10 make r-''':.
an irq1iry, aud If the resolution va
AKIN up. he II move to -c'e7 II :"
he COMMITTEE on Judiciary.
-
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RIVER NEWS.

CHClyyATI. February 6.-Rver 81
stand. 1t is expected to Dc raising
by morning; now IL feet s inches.
Weather cloudy and warm. No ar
rivals out-.de Of the regulsr packets
The Bril-! departed ior P.taturgh aad
Wheeling.
ZLSE-vlLLz, February 6.-The Nus
k;reun is still running very heavy ice.
Besides carrying away the main water
pipes leading TO that part OF the city
lying on the west side OF the river.
McLures warehouse, al Gsysport, and
the head gstes OF the TaylorsviIIe
canal have been carried away.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Qaeeass speech.

LONDON, February 6-Hef ajesty's
speech, delivered At the opening OF Par
lisment to-day, declares the existence
OF cordial relations with Prussia Par.
Lament is asked to make . grant for
the purpose OF enabling the govern
ment to pay the Geneva rewards. Her
majesty expresses pain At the numerous
trade strikes throughout the country
and their evil effects. The introduce
ton OF an Irish educational bill is sn-
nounced. Negotiations have been
opened 81 Zanzibar Tor the suppression
of slavery in Africa Ii is hoped that
the negotiations now pending in rels.
ton to the Eastern question may ter
inmate satisfactorily.
Disraeii Opposed 10 Allowing the
Ainbasaa Ciatsns.
During the debate on the Qieen.
speech in the House Of Com mons to day,
Right Honorable Benjamin Disrseli re-
viewed the various sul:jsc.s contained
in the speech ot Her Majesty. He
commented severely Nson the terms OF
the settlement OF the Alabama claims.
and attacked the action OF the Engllsh
Government in accepting the terms
The Russian and British boundary &.
Aivices from Madras and Bombay
state that the proposition recently
mooted, for the establishment OF neu-
tral zone between the Russian and
British possessions in The Esst, hnis
no 'svor iu Indian military circles, but
is strongly condemned. The idea alsp
meets with much opposition In lnalen.
tisl circles here
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st'hrtljnq A'satstw.

In the Supreme Court on last Mon
dav the case OF FERGUSON rs DONNALLY
was pending at the hour OF adjourn,
ment. The court was still engaged III
the consideration OF cases from Judge
BRowN's circuit We are glad TO no;e
that judge HOFFMAN aas 20 tsr recov-
cred from his recentillness a. TO be able
10 take his place upon the bench.
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A WESTERN publisher lately gave no.
tice that he intended to spend fifty dol
lsrs for "a new head for his paper.
The next day one Of his subscribers
dropped him the following note: Don't
do it. Better keep the money AID buy
q new head for the editor.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Heavy DefaieatioB.

EXETER, February Sit has been
ascertained that the total amount OF the
detalcation BY the missing Cashier
Shute, OF the two banks at this place,
will reach nearly s250OO0, OF which
the Granite State Institution loses
100000.
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ONT.ARIO.
Sir Jphn Macdonald SIek-Cabinet
Changes.

OTTAWA, February 6.-S.r John
Macdonald has been confined 10 his
room tor some DAYS with 40 attack Of
trrnchits.
II is rumo-ei that SIR Francis
H,nckes, the Minister Of Finsrce, will
shortly retire from the Cabinet and that
Mr.. TilIev will take his place. Mr
Tilleys presen: bareau will be supplied
by Nr. OConuor. 1t is also rumored
that Ar. 7. \. Gibbs will ester the
Cabinet as President OF the Council.
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IETESOES.
IastDar ola VIE Murderer.

PEORIA, February 6.-McNllty, the
condemned murderer, is to-day PTepar-
ing for his execution, which takes place
ct II o clock to,morrTw. He j. engaged
with his priests, Sisters Of Charity aad
irieads. He has made no confession
and will probably die protest ug his in-
pocence. He is re,iceqt with reporters
aud says very little. There is not
much sympathy expressed 70, him.
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Large Cargo.

The steamer Lord Clyde, OF the Do
miniou Line, cleared at this port TO day
for Liverpool. with a cargo valued Al
halt a million Of dollars. consisting OF
American produce, being the largest
cargo that ever cleared from the port oi
Bos .on for Liverpool.
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Rl'SSIA.
The khivan Expedition.

Sr PkrKRsBURG, February 6.-Gen-
eral Won Kaufman hss l<n the city tor
Fashkenl, in lndependen, Turkestsn,
on mi-slon CONNECTED with the pro.
posed Russian expedition TO Khrvan.
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BOSTON.
WRrutnK 20 HAYS.

BosroS, February 6 Allen Henson
OF Lincoln, was accidentally killed
while cossting at the grounds OF the
Newton Sem nary yesterday.
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West Virginia Legislature.

There is in them not much o. pablo
importance. Various resolutions were
offered and bills reported, and some had
their first Or second resiir., hut We fas
TO lind that any were finally lss-ei by
both houses A specia} comm ctee VA
appointed some time aLo 10 r. arrange
the several Con gre-sional 3,s:r,c's OF the
State in accordance y IN the ceusu- o.
1870. Oa Monday report wer" pre-
scented by bo.h tne majority a1d the
minority o. that committee. neither OF
which appears in full ia the report a.
hand. We irfer. however, from the
following letter acccmpanyimg the M
uo-i,y report that ,oa ,g.tv Of the
committee reported in favor o. allowing
the several districts 10 s,ani a they are
now constituted Later intelligence
from Charleston vii probably give u
ruller Information upon III point Tie
report o. the minority = aocomran'ei
tv the .o'lowi~g statement concerning
,..;,L ,., lo,. -.r.. ....,,....,...
"hen 'ur'hef '"'o''"@' NO" = iS'F ''.'
T. RE Hon. y. D J.t.soq. Praa' i,a' ~
n. SENATE.
S,r. Tho p,;s-.r,ral q rrrrn-..y ot
,ns Social C,mm:,iaa \ snn,inipl to r..
80, 20 ~. ! .r-;.-s sor ne p,-,,i,n o.
= =, ."-ssan,S,.vss in the Co,..r,-. 0, the
i,,s,ad safe feeling co,.traned to
ia.r,, on.rion win the majority 0,
.,.{ cnmmit,ea mo.t re-nac,.ully b,.
7s.ya 70 submit the following report.
,,.,, sc,ompaqviny bill. a. the re-ili ct
,,si- deliberations.
!, will be observed, hv reference to
the h.Y, that the only cnar - rhar the
N norltv propose ! by the t-auster o.
the county Of Brax,on rom the Third
10 the Firs; Congressional D.-iricr. ami.
~ doing thi-. the minority are c1n-ctous
0. no wrong. aui violate no rue O.
p-oprie;y, either constitutional or moral.
By reference to the map OF West
Nlrg'nlalt VIII be seen ths' 'Ae 9 u "
o. BraHton hrs contiguous 70 'he I ;. ''s,
D.s,rIct, and 10y rs snhvA'',ou '"ere:S
renters the interior ''he' 81 '"e s".'
district more uniform Hhl co,H''a''
And whlle II appears 10 U '"e ""'. -
the committee 10 u. Ne '5e HpP',", ,I,., ,.,s',,
accori!nG 10 me ! "''5u 80 'sue"S
OF l>'o lano IN '"'Si - " le4', =; ;'ie'H I'.'.'
the mlhor'E 90 Iy' ',,9S.-
vet the 9e"a,e D'.. ",''' az a. -. -"
"t-e'! II .H7t ~ ,,I,.'.. ~. -. oI,,
7''u. "a -.ia,;ya i.c,,re
P'Fa''e -!o"'' ,..:'.n o." o.I ,.Lor
'TsuI''"s .,J.'i ,I ,Lo -,.,as ..
GeI7e, '"' oa,,.l,ar'.,' - onJ .snsc,eIIv
diHerToce "'I,''.'s!' ,,,.3 =,
- "u.u ''.t ''S n;3 ,no-aafs (cow
III ''"'",H ~" -. n. I'o,3, I,
!'"lei } Hu'..7 -. W. ~ n',ar,.,. o-s
'i,7 c'a''h is q '"t'', Wv r,,. ;,bor.
o''! e'Cep-t9 -.
'0nc"I"s iHs ~ 'tI,- .,o D.-.~;o.s
onra3 VIZ 80 tho rpiclr;tv y. ,be
a ,r;I, o,n.o;y ,na ,orlovicy
'"'r", I.II.: r., D.,,r,c, l52fl-.
y 'PU'a''0: e.. f,,D21. Th;rl NJ.
Second D,[,.'''' oct ''''''' "''
tT,ct' l++'ooo' .,..: .,sx ,Io
Inc a'efAss '''". =, ~, !: ,.',. "';, ~
census ore7a'' 'o' e''''' '.''''.' : 49,
'>,, oo.oi nrIax
Inc dI9'f'c'- - ~ '''.e, "o'.. =,
-un Jaw, c'nr -" .''V ,,,-'-
n'a'ion rlFs, p'.',''', '., p, .
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, February 8
GRAIN-Wbeat qniec No. 2 red
winter asl 75t. Corn steady high
mixed At 3sic, old, 39c. Oats dull.
SEED--Clover at IS 40.
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Great Western Gun Works.

IL rel Shot Guns, Revolver, Ammuni-
ton, sporting Goods, Rins Barrels. Locks,
Mounting Gun Materials, 6c. Send for q
Price List Address ]. n. JOHNSTON, Great
Western Gun Works, I7s Smithneld street,
Pittsburgh, Pa N. BI-Army Csrbine., RI.
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Another EN.0incer.

E J. Smith. formerly connected with
the Geological Cabinet Of the Land
Office, testified tha; T. c. Hoover sold
a bond Of the Eastern Division OF the
Pacific Railroad for witness at slight
advance on the cost of il; received
about $1,000 worth OF these bonds from
a Mr.. Chever in payment OF debt {;
never stated to Hoover that be, the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-07
The River and Harbor Bill.

New YORK, February Ga Wash
ington special to the Eeening Post SAYS
the House Committee on Commerce
to-day disposed o. the river and hsrbor
bill, with the exception OF Mr.. Holman 9
amendment in reference 10 the Louis
vile and Portland canal, which is to
he settled al a meeting TO morrow. The
committee have made few changes in
the bill and these OF an unimportant
ri 1ran.er
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THE CREDIT MOBILIER.
Brooks Defense.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-HOn.
James Brooks submitted letter from
/. o H. Browning, late Secretary OF the
Interior, dated March p, lS6S, trans
mittirg to him a commission from the
President as g Government Director IN
the Union Pacific railroad. and also
stated that Il was on the 2Ith OF De-
csmher, 1867, that Mr. Nelson gos his
-La1es fron Nh Dlrant, prior to the
tine wines acted as a director OF the
road.
Profii. Of Railroad Building.
Horace + Clark, President OF the
Union Pacific railroad, was then SWORD
and examined BY Mr.. Brooks. He tes.
r.hsi that he never had auv kind OF in
,c,es, in the Creit Mot lier. He re-
sarle! tie Crelit MobiIier as con-
.,-uc.;1n comranv. He was invited 10
axe A. inte.es: in it in l>j1, but de.
c.ined 70 doso H G!i no, regard 100
. pe~ ce.t a. 2 large rrnG' O" the con-
-iruc.ion Of ra.lroa :. New YORK cap
it,i-;- whouli never 90 INTO railroads
10 n"-e't!et -rcuons"i the c"nh,': "n-
e ar . Prod-- we ~ : n t."'
Pv General Barks-It there Was any
r-t.u. ~ity in tae proceedings OF the
C""d't No''.Ie7, upon WAom las Inc
ir;ary fallen?
J - 49," .,.,. ~ :, II Il -''''''7 -
- Ra,,e, ,ban the Crnverrmen, Of
! tho United STATE?
7 !. T.e p'=llion OF the GCYernmen'
t''.'' @. = -'.'''' ''',.'
re-, u,rb.r.r,,,--,rlsi,b ,ba,-a,s.
81, C.ai,. ,fat;Is- a. Ln.i-
''g-.u..9 = .,H-..,.,.9 Wv
w. a,.. ,o,.ar -, sc.;oo
.,o ,..'.n,.;.c, T. +. or'Iy rrc.o,,v taa,
.,1r.,,.,,e,,.. ,,oi Laan made a. 10 the
lni-.--y ~. tfe concern and we have
v.;.ai . dey.lorm4nt Of the facts
winch ,n:-li establish the claims. Nv
Own opu.on i that -ome time or other
! ther~ mu-t he m account and | think
c''.' "' fin'E " III "S',7 - iI,N =. .i ~,
w., J"rHe have Ea.n reqs'rab,e or
nr-easo. able. I know O4kes Ame-
y"rv well. h!si met nm N
49, ga nave ""I ,, , .mS.
."-7 ''.,''-"h ",.' !" NJ ,,.t..oi -t i'n, ,'S
/ - = i..N''' ;'-' "0 ia f'''T ''>
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The Senate Committee

on testimony in the Credit MobIlier
case failed TO meet to-day as expected
and organize preparatory TO beginning
an investigation in regard 10 the con-
recron OF Senators with the great pub
lie scandal.
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n. d. Sugar and HOiasses.
0nO BBLs CHOICE AoLAssEs,
EUU Is bhd< prime sugar.
LIST, DAVEHfUnf q PARKS.
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Ex-Secretary Graham Relieved.

The bill to relieve the disabilities o.
Hon. A. Graham, OF North Carolina,
has now passed both houses Mr.
Graham will he remembered a.
Secretary OF the Navy unter President
Fillmore, and a. the Wig cani.iaie
for Vice President in 1852
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The Fisheries and Cotton.

The House to-day, will take up the
bill to carry into effect the f-l cry
claims OF the Washington treaty and
VII discuss it from day to day until
disposed or The southern members
are determined to have q hearing 90 the
cotton question and some nf theu pro-
pose 10 become chronic oUecto-s uutii
the House acceies TO their wishes
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A delegation OF officers OF the Army
Of the Potomac waited on Mayor
HavemeycT, to-day, and presented him
with an address on the subject OF solic.
ting rom the city authorities to AID in
the erection OF a monument to Major
General Meade.
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Punishment, for Couuterfrfting.

The Senate Judiciary Committee have
recommended the passage OF b;Il rEe,
scrlbing heavy fine and imprisonment
at harl labor not exceeding ten yesr-
for parties making or passing any ;oken
or device in imitation OF any coin o.
the L nited States.
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Simmons,the Murderer.

In consequence OF the opinion Of his
pby-ic al, that the removal of Sim
mons, the murderer, to the city prison
might possibly be attended with serious
results, Sher # Brennan has resolved
10 leave him in the hospital for the
present. II Simmons is left at Belle
yue he will be carefully guarded, not
only 10y deputy sherfts, but also by the
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WASHINGTON.
Approximation Wanted.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-Secretary
Boutwell, has informed the House
Committee on Appropriations that il
the discretionary appropriation for his
department, struck out Of the leglsla-
tive appropriation bill bv the Senate, is
no, restored, it will result in the depart
ment losing the services OF some OF iis
most efficient clerks,
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CaldWell's Case.

4 dlstlngulshed JurIsl N speaA hg OF
Senator Csldwelrs case, last evening,
said that according to al law and PEE
cedent the Senate should be bound 10
declare his seat vacant Although no
direct charge OF bribery can be proved
on him; that bribery was used 10 pro-
cure his election is not denied, and the
unvarying custom in Eoglsnd has beeu
TO order q new election under such cir
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-05-24
Hea'hfI Climate, Free Homes, GoodlNwhets (

Hea,Mf@ Climate, Free Homes, GoodlNaylets
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for sale its
LANDS CENTRAL WESTERN MINNESOTA ing: l. The
best Wheat Lan7; Excellent Timber NIL the Farm
and the Fire; 3 Rich Prairie Pastu Natural Meadow
watered by Lakes stretms-in heathfa
climate, =" here Fever and que j. unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake market ccaply
from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois run hro oh
these la uds ON Lake Superior Dakota close
to track $500 to S. 90 further away 81 80 S40o
YEARS CREDIT; Waranee DEEDS Northern Pacific 80
BoNps selling at received for land a S110 No
unoccupied auds present such advantages settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March 1922 get 100
FREE, near the railroad, by years dence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES furnished from
all principal points east purchasers railroad lands
settlers Government Homesteads Purchasers thoir wives
and children the them road Now
is the time f Settlers end Colonies ger Railroad Land and
Goye~Lmen Homesteads close o he track.
Send Tor PAMPHLET containing full information map copy
of New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC r. R.
ST. PAUL MINNESOTA
ct % FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK.
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.SPECTAL NOTICES.

AT HACKER'S-If you will just step in you
can always see the exact time Of day and he
will at any time be glad to show you variety
of goods, which be keeps constantly on hand for
sale, cheap for cash and any thing you want,
if YOU don't see it, ask for it.
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Personal NoTEs.-pr. V. Smith the worthy Mayor,
and j. }. Egan Esq. City Atty OF Dypth were in the
city on Wednesday, looking round and visiting friends
J. II. Sargent Esq of Cleveland arrived on Satur-
day and with Heman D. Walbridge Esq of N Y, is
still sojourning among
A. A Jackson ESQ. Of the Chicago and n P Air
Line R. r. returned to Superior, and left again this
week.
Gen. Sam. Hartman of Somerset, Wisconsin, spent
day two in town this week.
Col. John H. Knight, Register, Z. S Land Office at
Bayfield,, came through IRON that place by team in
two days arrived here on Thursday. The Col re-
ports large quantities of ice in Bayfield, harbor and
among the islands, and says he met over 100 men on
the road, bound for the Wis. Cen. r R. at Ashland
We learn that Gen. Geo. w Cass, Prest and W
Minor Roberts Esq, Engineer in Chief of the North
ern Pacific Railway, reached St. Paul on Thursday
eyenng-they viii spend few days there, then visit
Superior. accompanied by Gov. Washburn, of Wis,
and Ex-Governor Magofin of Ky. We shall be glad
them.
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MARTNE.-The propeller City of Montreal, tug Bob
Anderson, and the wreckng tug Niagara, which have
been ice-bound off Duluth for several days, in
safely this morning; also large steam barge.
THE Tug Fred aud Willie, is to day towing large
raft of logs for Murphy and Thompson, from Nemadii
boom to Peyton and Kimbail's mill-three more rails
to so up
The Minnie V. and other small steam craft. were
yesterday and to-day passing through the dyke
the Riee's Point end we hear larger opening will
probably be made in few DAYS.
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THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA!

l79 West Fonrth ST. Cincinnati O., York Cit hic
may be nearest yoRr place Of residence. apl26
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: rArE or WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF DouGLAs-In oiren

= TATE or WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF D0UGLAs-In Circuit
- Court.
Charlotte W. Coburn paiu against Elizabeth c. Tennis and
:. c. faul.as Il lend shfs,
The State OF Wisconsin the above named defendants:
You sud each OF hersty ed and required
The complaint this Pcon, which flied
Of the Clerk Circuit Douglas County superior
II said County aHd to said
pant the subscriber his Office Ia Superior Douglas
Wisconsin twenty days after Ae service
exclusive Of the sueh service: and You f
the said complaint vi hin tue time above specified.
plaintiff will apply the G the relief demanded in
compliant. GE9 ". PERRY, Pits. Atty.
Dated Superior May I2i'i, 1873 may24jul5