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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-27
HOW TO SAVE MONEY!
Moving Buildings.

TNHE undersigned, having the only complete
Il set of tools for moving buildings. within
teen years experience in the business, will take
contracts for moving buildings of any dimen-
siOns with promptness, without damage and
for reasonable charges Apply in person ad-
dress WIN. CLINE. Ravenna o.
P. s. wish the public to understand that
while 1 to not propose to work for less prices.
or in unfair competition with honorable and
competent workBlen in my line, do wish to
say that 1 will move buildings cheaper than
BILL SMITH, either by the day or job. / c;In do
work better and cheaper than the aforesaid
Smith, let his figures be as low as he dare come
down. VIM CLINE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-27
VANCE 81 WELLS

have this day received their Spring Goods, con-
sisting in part OF Window Shades, Shade fix
lures. Shade cord, Chromos, Picture Frames,
Nails, Picture Cord. Table Cutlery, Glassware,
Creckery, Looking Glasses, Window Cornice
Our Window Nades are all this Jpring styles,
and not old patterns out of use for years.
We are selling a good extension Table of our
own manufacture for 81 rs per foot.
Have just received u line and large assortment
of Lounges, all new and desirable goods, which
we shall sell very low.
We are agents for, and keep on hand, the ccle-
'brated Woven Wire Mattress-the best bed in
use. Every one guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
VANCE & WELLS,
Ravenna, Ohio, April 9th, 1879.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-27

All do not know that lemons sprin-
killed. with loaf sugar almost complete
ly allay feverish thirst. They are
invaInable in the sick room. Invalids
affected with teverishuess can safely
consume two or three lemons day.
Al lemon OF two thus taken at tea time
is RECOMMENDED as an entire substi-
tute for the orninary supper of sum-
mer, and will often induce, comfort
able sleep through the night, and give
O good appetite for breakfast.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-27

DARsoN's RESTAURANT,
MARvIN's BUILDING,
West Main Street. RAvHNNA, o.
Warm Meals, Hot Tea and Coffee Oysters in
any desired style, at all seasonable hours
NOSES PARSONS.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Trains leave

IA
EerYSrk roI tool Of DesbSo and CothndisA A folio
Erresf r HArsurg Pittsburgh the West and South VIVA Pull
mar PalIoe attached a3s T. and So p n Sun0a'
~ R,ir. Washington and sonth via "Pennsylvhn Air
Line AZ ESQ and $40 SUNDAY ~ p n wa r., w. aud
r ii asa NJ. u 30 and n. sundAT, 3 p N -.
BIuresI or Philadelphia $3.50 $50 9'9 n iEV = " Wv
and } D n SuDdiT, 3:g1. Gl0, T. s:@ sn0 n ., -,
For PhisdslphI Kensugon, al m and el' m suDdiJ
6:le 10.
IN S,wsTt ~. % $50 T. $50 $40. g. 10, u, a. m
- 40 4.I0 4 O $40 sos. SO 7, 50 T. TO- lES
- 20 h pight suDdsy 30 $50. Gle. q, p n
~, Kts,heh 3.3n O. 80. eG. =, 10 H. NJ ~ n
d, III - 3:S S.I0 $50 52o, SEQ O. $50, 7:o' TO- LIN
y M ssi u night SUNDAY. $50 5;1 6;lo A0d n ~
~, 9ss.s, 80 g. eO T. s:lo 30, 10 IL seOn ~
10 4fOA1U $40 SO o, tloi oSi ' o. ~ p ~ s"' - NA-
suoaay. $50 and 10 p r. e.t. M IAN an
'ne m. Hrvss.ief $50 u n. 2 4iIe $40 sac
= \, sDd II night Sunday, 30 40 and m. ....
-. R-st n Hinsaus "a M u nOeB, lilO ana 20 . N
-, T.subeTtyilIe aud FleuangtO1. . a. N Ans y m
-, PbTbp,burg Belvidefe. 2 and y n - nm -
Accom-. foF BoTdeutoSn barhngio1 As- N>'D'
I2.30 q :. 8. and ,.
~ i,,seburr Psmbsrt0B CsudeI and wa eos' Ho~ TN
No J. ~ ,s =, ssv, Prom pttsburgh ESQ lcI9 n % IA,
- 80 feIss "A and 3a5 daily e1otp1
.i,g,,, and baltimore $50 and o. n W al, ~ an.
Iias sgnday go and t.se N .'S tna w. ~ 70 a 1
w I'd ri ii II Sunday $50 Prom " - f,u
sso ,eIs p.Ss Il.D Ii.ss zls, &Ss 4Ss eeS ~ ''
5st,t oaes1 s2s M and sN Bosdvsy Nc o. 10
sad s q Dssbsosss Cortland s ssrspt % H.s.ssr
D hi BoYD Il, Gen Psst Agent -
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
HORSE land dCARRIAGfMARKET
NEH.YoRK. Monday, June 30, 1873.

NEW YORK, Monday, June 20, 1919
There is nothing new to say of the condition
Of the local horse trade at opening this week The
supply IL In Of the demand and there is no eH
pecston Of any Improvement until after the summer
vacations, when the early FAN trade shall have begun
Sales by auction tomorrow cruesday), the LIST OF Jny
At 1880 a. M, at the Horse Mart OF MI. @ AIen
Johnston East Thirteenth ST. near University piste
Al u o'clock at Mr. VIM Van Tassehs Horse anu
Carriage Auction Mart in East Tbirteenth-eI neai
Fourthave. 80.
The carnage trade opened with fair degree OF ae
tiVity.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
Bee Cream.

Bee Greum.
nIXONs CELEBRATED ICE CREAM, - 6O
p,r saI liberal dscourt allowed hoeh rrsiaGIsna
GoeuebsrG Cream 5sVsIr % al piris ~ Tt
IS9 Bieceser-st
ICE CREAM FREEZERS and REFRlGER-
ATORs al Il J. BOwBRAYs 81 Yrsey-st, opposite Waning
Packing This and Cana hfira0rA
Upngsi ,hsEs for LAgrrteeI, All GFotsTR IlnEtrs,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
6elp manteo-- Mlales.

A LII WANTING EMPLOYMENT can realize
IA 40 prod eauvashg uhscnbers
valuable
Ass q good sdess Eod eAHet heed apply Address for m
PaseuAs U D. Of "a AVPle'ea o0. 80 BvsdvsJ Ets
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
NEW- JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILR
NTFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Commensang hObDAl. 'une -, ASf'
ftrorct train will Grsnd Central Depot
s.Ji "a Chicago 8oue-l kIprest a m oattoga SFeS,i
SPECIAL ChicAeo Efpfets VIII craving fOs 60 " I'VE
ss1er Buffalo, all NisgAra FallE
IO:e5 q. H. Northern sR1 NetieTr hrpTeth
80 4 n suecsI Expres for AbAlS IT0F and hsrttoFA
Lr1rcss WITH sleep 70 81 AlDAn1
7U m Erpra Dtir with ssepHg ears ioI "t1toHn ano Csh
abdaE4[ IN, .t..-s,r 49,, ~, Poehe,t,r
H.go ad agara Pals; for Chicago wa both l. D ADO n y
IIeS m E1p-ess With asepiugean Or Troy and Albany
D. Hud.DH uain
a. o. and SGT % ~, Fole-Aftlt,t -.
IL az D ~. aDc q p n feekhiA utihA
T.r.r rs IRON Thrfets Depot stopping Al All staLona
,..y, Al Is IS and O.2C 100 500 400 4s7 'is AZ @V'
s1sy "a rrsnsPor TsrfoNh rom Tairnsh Al ~ n
Dor from Fcurbs ssa RI77~eOnd'i s0' i0
c,H KESDRrCE General Passenger Agest
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01

DAND. NcNALLY g. Co.'s RAlLWAi
II GUIDE AND HANDBOOK sSs l.'s,s ne sa s s
49, r,ii,s.c srs n he D. s. aAs csssaA PEI ~s AZ
asvsasskn PDss
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
Goal, Ct.

GOAL. SO 30; WOOD SlS Der cord, put IN
- he CELLAR pr allowed purchaser Ots
ss srhave lard B.eveuibsy, between Foryahh AHa toHT
nIih-sts
CIMONSON & ECCLESTON. dealers in Le
y high Locust Red Coal PuruAc Craze ana
stove u ZOO pounds cr-eurl nd delivered
Ofce Brsuoh O@e M W Twenty hrdfL
Yard 2s 2t2 between BrnadEsY ud b ltitfe
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
Summer RelreaI5.

Summer Relreals.
A -JENKINSON's HOTEL. HIGHLANDS,
j M spy15 q J5s, e. g. % r ~ o 1sy = yps.s ., Z
JAS JkSKRsoS,
A FARM BOARDING HOUSE, pleasantly 10
sner. thers - suspa ins aps asssue sport. R
Ch,rles Or,-a fer-s f. Adlfe HIRAE HOWELL. Eat
Goneles ss1o.k ca L :.
AT HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Claver-
ish s6sasg B61RD ..a S ootsasd EXTENSIVE sroga
ire.s vegetable. esrrspL il 1ng board Ios s'
raR METHODIST. Is Slgsa..t. Y Y Z
A WIDOW LADY and daughter would ike
to snse SisJEs & soAEb % es4rF ps,,,F, hsS,s y Fn ~
second soa soes move sSrs gong y The oSsJ Bo.1 . o
Reiersnee sIehArd Address suag 'srls B. Boz a Posot
GTeenvleh, Com !.
RELMONT HALL, schooleys Mountain
RIsHoPTMQRPE, near Bethlehem, Penn
isrs .iih zen a.. s.s h -, o'a arg sseII ssrs ; w.
sos, a PssSsylS.a Por us.r psIou., sgp sI sToSB
BsbopthOrpe, bethlehem Penn
PLAIR HALL, Blairstown, \. IA delight
II nj sunoer Rssor 1h spseas eStet ~ o opn o sun
board plssans Terms nOdsrate RefSrro BAGLH'
CSC 4 STAEkNS ProPns'or.
NARSWELL HOUSE, Cornwall on Hudson,
- Pleasantly located large 'o"@' hns '1sdss
CHATEAUGAY LAKE-A delightful resort
" for sumner bOlrisH eesHtfu beri Of w,isf surrounded By
y sSrSdaase Yor psessn address J. MERRILL chss.a
Lake, PrAnkbp CouHtJ y 4. -
COUNTRY BOARDERS WANTED at first
~ Farms al PsetsEli terms 81 reek good
he. carriage Of bosrdsfL particulars
sppY 70 MITCHELL, = Ceasr-H
COUNTRY BOARD.-One of the pleasantest
~ BOARDING pI,os bs feusa BY Appyng 70 HAMILTON
as sanT fishing guhHihs The South BT a
Ocean. .. .. ... -.. .
NOJNTRY BOARD-Near BrattlebOro. Vt
~ Persons srOas obtahuy BOARD N On. oftb. ps
sates. nlass seS RnglaDs saA Do 30 b addressing STONE
HOUNTRY BOARD AZ Englewood, N. j.
y GOOD EooaS s shss pAs., g nr tsss, srssi I..ss.
1ss % z sS pr week Address sPI Al ts PALIsADk
COUNTRY BOARD.-Adrian Institute, Union
~ tsub H. IRON ss--Fgrt Ph.ss4psis e. r
| = R IL .is s sss. 9ss. s n .. ss & = S ~
g, S1.s 3 q, "a: s , ss, s. % =. E M. ~ ~. % $ . s.s,
taAs and ffa'n esAg nae aseHg FOR bsrss ateisls
n. s .vpJ sS, D b. % o % y q. .. asop ~
NJ X BAKBLBR. G soah gl,engios ,psAr,, Ess foIl
hELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, s.,Is. be-n rnaa.d and .ul.rr.s
v BE- opea gOsss VE JSnea Terms sie SIS per
81 peI e.I Ihs9 hAoskkl rrepntier-
nR. STRONG's Institute. Saratoga Springs,
~ open ~ The year sumner AM
m SsI..aEa IN ssssoe aH eanpssse Apsiutusn
y se" fSt a., s.t.esd . u. bous. rOoa srs IA u
DrS S = 8 \ sTBosd -
COUR B0ARDERS WANTED IN the Country.
R.ro.1 So a.. ss.s's ''-. s~ra hOr'e and
''fr''s' s' P'' ''s ssokGs CLARK os~-. y.n. z..
H00D COUNTRY BOARD may be had for
I s,. s.. 40 z us. s.,.i; q ai- ss.A .ss s' "' 50 '"
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
]!

n, BBST sni MOST AGREEABLE TONIC uroano-d Tor
- shs II lntira0p Gebers DehhtF Los o Appetite
xafuase ecoeaed for H. panty by ths Fod Journal Arthur m
haSau. n II. Wentworth T. Scott, p 4. s. p A. H l.
y A., kc Soh by Grooers Chemists large
bstles, a. p eAcA Beware of mutations Prepared by
GOODALI. BACKHOUSB Co.
Leeos
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
3OO trus
..ul Am n Inna

DAY BOAT, July 2 Pier foot
tlir Ss,i River .o n GA except sunday lsndrg
paS-cBgtrs session abeug RdnighL
steamer SYLVAN DILL, roa Peeklp At With the
lsaud The Dock from House The Avenue
Ias IRON iso Chanbersst Sou Belt Ihel arecsy
above Pier, hdt LBe crossing every ne Of lie
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
NEW DAY LINE TO NEWPORT,
~ VIA. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

The NeEpor 4 L. vii be opened MONDAY Juns
leaving Hunters Point a. llO and srrT1g a. AcFpo q
newport at 1870 q arriving ID New
Y0rk as . D. avsaing AL Hlgni travel sno fogs.
take Jsnep " O'clock noon T ~ not
Of Ra Ihrty l7i5 aud reach lie LOug Island
Rsllrosd Depot for the ll:31 tram.
rtets = and 5aggae checked Jsnfssp and Thirty
fuurth-~ frrrIes OLIVER CHARGICK. President
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01

NORTH RIVER aud NEW-YORK STEAM
IN BOAT co -OHes Pier. S CHRYsTENAH. daily
$50 D n sroepg or To1Esls rytowo Eysek Lake
EsverrrE o. YerblNokt PeeksEil ADELPHI
Scr R1-erOod HasingE, r. Town Sing,
srertrav $500 f0r Bbge~osa Toaker HSsthg D.
Fe1 Irrlgoz, Tovn, NyeL kyeE and T. Town EeTy
49, v-th Ii RI rrs-aa 2 LANE Agt
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
600 PIANOS, ORGANS Z MELODEONl

secouahsndo FIRsTCLAss MAKERS Will D. .oa a,
LOWER PRICES ior cash MsTALLMASrs laI roH
CITY or COUNTRY. BY HORACE WATERS son
THAN ~ KR BAfORE OFPERED IN \. Y Agents. wANTKD
GRRAr IEDUCgMBNrS 10 THR TRADB
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01


4 BEAUTIFUL and Substantial SET of
TEETH ts aod upssr Dr. RBED g7l 6A-ars Aud aOos
above lIbst, he Ast 10 Iesr-
A BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.-TEETH en-
n hsed hesh Gas fAy sxuemsJ ight
durable Rseb~r Ssts s0 s sh-sse Stbs
ksiAbntbed - yeAs Dr. L. BERNARD
SETS, $40; SINGLE TEETH, 81. Gold and
~ silver anBgs upsaras Lspghiss.s
tersd n, gARsff
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN IL
fkARA-BsnDmbig AppheanoA Bsa.ufal .iassis>S ~
sOdsfss rssa; pIsnpsrs ior IoAo. sAsshs spseaas
J. JAT YlLLkhA - GrssA bs~ssst
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01

Eectures 1no Meenuas.
4 MERICAN LITERARY BUREAU, Cooper
n Iustute Continued success Pa1nY People Meek
Dr. J. JAY vILLBRS lGunpiosn POdgas tstel
Por terms. IL. ADDRESS "A above
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01

KEYPORT DAILY BOAT.
N The steamer AATTEAWAE vii esve dsly for KKYPORT Al
foot o. Barclays n e. returning VII
ieare SeW-TorE st o'clock 4 H.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
amusemenIs.

CINCINNATI
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
yHz LEADING nypUsTRlAL
FAIR OF AMERICA.
rBs FOURTH EXHIBITION WILL oPzS WEDNESDAY 'EPL
D. AND CONTINUE UsTr SATURDAY, OCT. 4 ls7a GOODS
RECEIVED PROM AUG. 'Ta TO 9TH. EXHIBITORS SHOULD
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01


II SHADY NIDK stesme daily SpugsL, a. 10
and iAnllF IVeu tll1s uales star Sun-
EpT1ngt go 10, Il p Eud 20 anding
Al Yuenf hrl Pare
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
6irmboats an0 Railroads.

A FTERNO0N BOAT for NEWBURGH,
pouzhkeepis Rondout and Kingston landing Comm Nes
Point Cornsa New Hamburg and htoH The MARf POWELL
RON Festry-s, Pier g. every afternoon a. 93O o'clock
A l4BANY and TROY, $2; SARATOGA, SO 80,
IA BY DAY LINZ BOATS G. YIBBARD ard DANIEL DRkN.
Leave FeYt Per Twenty tu north Of hle
ferry s;45 landing YOEKERS TAHRl TOWN lpd FYACK
(by eTrybOa MILTON. POUGHKERPSB, Ri NEBBUK Two
u CATSkILL aBc HUDSON Connecting fo ~ points sl snd
NORTH. Tnp Hcf q WEST POINT CORNWALL and kkN-
BUR6H 81 Tickets bY special and baggage
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01

CARATOGA-DIRECT R0UTE-Fare $2 70
~ tto..u W lnenF LBe BeEHst daily sAiuTdHTs
s1esptel a m Per -. soh River foot Of LsrOJsL az
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01

NEW-YORK. NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAlLRoAD.--Nsw. YORK sl1 HeE-HHye Diynon-
SUNNI r ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING MAY 70 1911
PAEsengs Station Aei k Sfsna CsHtr1 Depot Ksbes
Fsrtr-sscnud-st
TRAINA YORK.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01

ACT J.
The groun.s attached % the b. - of Duros.-
ACT n.
TIE adjacent gsrrets of Maunce and Rgoets-
ACT III
The Arrs's Lodgings.
ACT "
The ballroom of Nine. Dsrbay.
ACT v.
The ATE Of MINI
The pee vii 5e p-ol1c-d With By NJ baloi beT
scenery appointments.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-01

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER
Al 5fOO O. n. non Pier - n. & loot of RONSsoB-s
S.sH Az S s0ST0S st T. PR0yB PR0yBksSk ssSs 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

Defeat OF the Csrltsfs.


MADRID, January 3l.-Genersl Muir
code, commanding the Government
troops, Yesterday defeated a large force
of Carlists at Perdea Heights. Several
of the insurgents were killed ana q
number taken prisoners.
R.taic,ug over the Birth or Prince
There is great rejoicing in this city
over the birth Of Royal prince and
flags and Examinations are displayed on
all the public buildings and on many
nr;vate residences. The city Is alive
oday, and the great event is every,
where the subject of conversation AMI
Generalization Salutes from the
Roysl Navy and the shipping in the
barbor have been fired almost nnceas-
;noly since the advent OF the Prince
Tbe demonstrations OF JOY by the ciu'
zsns have been most sincere and gave
ara,;fvinp evidesce Of their loyalty
congratuiatory kilograms have been
rsceiyed from the Italian Court The
name Of Louis Amido Fernando mas
been selected - the baptismal name Of
the Prince
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Orr,os OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, February l, | A. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the New En- gland States, falling
barom eter, southerly to southeasterly
winds, increased pressure and probably
rain.
For the Middle and South Atlantic
States, southerly to southesstsrly Winds'
falling barometer, with even tempera-
ture, modersting and cloudy weather
and probably rain in the evening;
For the Gulf and Southwestern States
clear weather, increasing temperature
with light southerly and southwssterly
winds.
For the Northwest, cloudy weather
falling barometer and light snow
There is a general decrease in the TEN
oerature over the Northern and North ,
western States, which will be followed
by rain Saturday night or SUNDAY
morning, but no general tha~ VIII take
place for some days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
INDIANA.
An Untimely Death.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 3l.-Last
Monday evening a party Of wealthy
gentlemen lett this city for Florida.
Yesterday a dispatch was received from
Dalton, Georgia, announcing that the
dead body OF one OF their number, Cap
tain VIM. 2 Wylie, had been found
beside the railroad track, near that
place. 1t is conjectured that he was
passing from . smoking to the sleeping
car and fell between the cars. He was
one of the Oldest and most respected
citizens of this city.
Suit for SIander.
Nelson Kingnan, former clerk and
collector for Deloss Root, prominent
merchant here. brought suit against
him to-day for slander placing the
damages at $4,000 1t seems that
Root had charged Kingmsn with EN-
bezzlement while in his employ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

Lost, strsyed or stolen" won't do in
this instance. Such announcement ID
usually applied to an animal lost, and
this time it is an animal found-a wee
little animal, with tiny hands, pink ears,
and (possibly) blue eyes at any rate
the usual description will spply-snd
it is about FIVE weeks old, helpless
little morsel, without no father and
no mother" On Monday night las,
some woman left this little mite
on Mrs. Copwsy's door STEP
left It there, Of course, subjec'
TO Mrs. Conway's benevolence. Hear
ing q noise about two o'clock in the
morning, Mrs. c. vent to the door, and
finding bundle lying on the steps, she
carried it in to the fire, and it was a.
baby of course! The person who had
placed it there-the childs mother
perbaps-left it unprotected from the
stinging cold, excepting that afforded by
the scanty clothing in which it wat
wrapped. No Information leading te
the detection Of the wicked PARENTS
has been yet produced.-Farm0nt Wss'
Tiyoinidn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

The Northhaes Disaster-Arrtvai OF
the COIlidIuE Steamer az C"diz.
LONDON, January 3l.-A telegraphic
dispa, ch to the Lloyds from their agent
at Csdiz confirms the report that 1t was
the Spanish steamer Murrillo which ran
into and sunk the emigrant ship North
fleet of Dungenes lighthouse, on the
night OF the 22d inst. The steamer
however, was not sunk, as was believed
but has arrived at Cadiz in safety. Her
destination was Lisbon, tor which port
she had q cargo. but upon entering that
hsrbor she was signslled not to land, as
there is an extradition treaty between
Portugal and Great Britain, under
which the officers of the steamer wou' d
have been surrendered to the British
authorities 10 answer tue charges
brought against them sne suose,
ouently put to sea again, anu proceeded
for Csdiz. The Murrillo sustained no
damage by the collision. Her otfcers
aud crew will soon be examined IN
Csdiz in relation to the disaster
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
CALIFORNIA.
The Modoc War.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 3l.-The
news from the camp Of Captain Jack Ia
to the effect that he is anxious to have
q" big talk" looking to peace negoIia-
tons. A squaw reported that in the
recent fight many Of the Modocs were
killed and wounded in the lava beds.
After the fight the Indians quarreled
because Captain Jack Gid not Fl ght and
the Indians shot him through the arm.
Captain Jack has invited Davis al and
Childs to come to him for talk. The
Indians have hundreds of beef cattle in
the camp and along the lake shore.
where there is plenty of grass to feed
them, and could not be starved out for
months Davis and Childs 60 to-day
to the place designated by Captain Jack
for q conferepc ce.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
CHICAGO.
Mayor Mesiil sustained.

CHICAGO. January 3l.-The Mayor
this morning removed two Of the polics
captains and will appoint sergeants in
their places the third captain agreed
to accept the Mayors orders. The
Mayor will also appoint new Police
Commissioners. The old Board still
claim to be in the Office, and there is
apprehension that there may be open
revolt and perhaps riot among the po-
licsmen. The Board of Trade this
noon passed q resolution sustaining the
Mayor and the Board of Underwriters
have called q meeting this afternoon for
the same purpose.
Death OF an Ex-GOverBor.
Hon. Joel A. Madison. Ex-Governor
of Illinois, died at twelve o'clock to-
day at the residence of his son-in.law,
R. g Goodell, of this city. Mr.. Matte
son was Governor from 1858 to 1857.
He was sixty-seven years old. His
splendid residence at Springfield, cost
ing 100000, was burned q few days
apO
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NEW JERSEY.
Another Murder.

JERSEY CITY, January 3l.-About
dark last evening, on the boundary line
between Hoboken and Wehswken,
the corpse Of some poor traveller was
found, with q bloody skull and stiffsned
limbs. Over the right eye of the victim
bullet or dagger had pierced the head,
leaving . hole an inch in diameter,
through which could be seen the inte
r,or Of his head. Two inche. higher
up on the forehead another bullet or
pointed weapon had been buried 10 the
skull. A portion OF the brain was
oozing through the apersture. The
upper portion Of tbs chin was torn BY
/. knife. The victim is supposed to be
n. Brooks.
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BALTIMORE.
Arrest OF Supposed Murderers.

Arrest OF Supposed Murderer.
BALTIMORE, January &l.-Three men,
Thos. R. Wallen, alias Hulahan. Elias
Richards, Josiah and Albert Tucker,
were arrested last night in this city as
the supposed murderers of Mrs. Lamp
ley, who was murdered at her residence,
No. l02 Wilkin street, on the night Of
the Goth iust. They were committed to
Jail. Whalen and Tucker have each
previously served term in the peniten-
tiary. Richards is the husband OF
the grand daughter Of the murdered
woman.
The filibustering steamer Edgar
Stewart arrived here this morning.
n. Z. Conference.
The anuual session OF the Baltimore
Conference of the NJ. E.. Church South
will commence here March 5th. There
will be large number OF ministers and
delegates in attendance.
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RIVER NEWS.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. January 81
River stationary, with feet o inches.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
Iloxrox, O., January 3l.-Heavy ice
running. Weather clear and pleasant
MnrH1s, Jsnusr, Sl.-Nsvigstion
10 resumed to-day. EF =
CrxorxxAn, January 3l.-The river
Il falling. with Is feet 8 inches lncle'
msnt clear and pleasant EsathG.
Navigation will probably b resumed on
sunday o. Monday.
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MILWAUKEE.


WILwAUxEs, January 3l.-The pro-
peller City of Fremont, which left this
port for Grand Haven, on Monday, re-
turned yesterday afternoon out Of fuel.
She got stuck in the ice twenty-five
miles off our harbor, and after having
used all her fuel burned twelve boxes
OF bacon to make steam. The amount
of ice in the lake is unprecedented.
The propeller Messenger left Grand
Haven for this port Tuesday evening,
but has not yet arrived. She is un'
doubtsdly stuck in the ice either on this
or the other shore.
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Az adjourned term Of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the Dis
trict Of West Virginia, is in session si
thu Wood county Court House, before
Jude. jackson. 1t is engaged in an
IMMIGRANT land oase from HamPshire
county, SOME particulars Of which will
appear in or aaxt-oFtlqoGs~S
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NEW ORLEANS.


New ORLEANS, January SIN tht
Supreme Court tie rehearing applied
for by Mr.. voorhees, in the case OF the
State OF Louisiana, er rel, Attorney
General. on Information OF the Return.
ing Officers Of Election, ". Jack Whar'
ton. was refused.
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ILLINOIS.
Dying.

QUINCY, January 3l.-HoO. Nene-
mish Bushnell, Of this city, Chairman
of the Judiciary Committee OF the
Illinois House Of Representatives,. -
r.ported to bs dying st his residence
in hi. place 1t is shs.shs he will not
I'VE a hozI, ~