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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

Som Eooe ermabt.- 2o6 n@trlls
her Sremcenblott" erjablt: yGor etOa u
Gogcn crtrnntte oa5 II 2&ohen aItc 9tHo Der
18=ld6riaeu uuucrcbrlihten Is, q. i'll Der y
StraBe, Uabridunlit ju8O!3e bon Grl0ttuua
bel Der turs Uorbcr itattgeirnoalen 2NuIe an
9iarrh0e mo b6ien aWgcn. IS moro in ele
8chanoIung Oe8 Or. %. gcgcben, itorb Gbtr
mad nht 3Qgeu unb 3par anl utrganAcneH
SamitGqc. Jiad 8ettltigun9 or Ecttc
itelte ST.. 8. cineu 3oocnihein aus; Die
iurge Wutter beiorgte bic Yetfe, legte lie IN
einen Gary, Der oil oa5 Oiiene SiitenisnIter
9eiteut muroe; am 0isuItagc b0tte0le WtuttCr
aus Der Slide plUelldl Slnoerg!i6rel - Ne
eiIt biu3u uno Ii1be oa c8 III lbr RlnO i'm
Cargo, uclde5 ldjrcit. Soicrt III siH WoG-
mc5 8ett getraht, ihidt man gum 4rjt nab
ftupet rnrlid bet Or. 81. Silie, Der ldncll
Ar3netmittel UerorOnet, ob9lclh sr %ertloIt,
baB oQS Sinh otu Sag nift Crleben Dcroc.
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mittn8, nod unO bercdtigt Al Der &uuabme,
Dap e5 iiberbaupt leben bleIbt, obitOn mad
4u8iase oc5 Qr3tCs, oa8 allgentidt fltr tm-
mel UerlOreH iei, unO StUmpiiinniJI eit 5us
rlidblClbs,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
NcrmijMte 8erihte,

Der SeQCu Der GinDQuOerUuQ.
- 9rr StoGt 9}em Sompibjre. Der burdlau9
uidlt iibcrp0lfert if, hat m1hrcuO DIR lcrtcu
;ebu Geniusinhre 6eogrteroe 9fididlyittc Qc-
mQtt. Gene Rtp0tf,rauJ iii I'M ;thu J Qls
i,p0 SIpfs npriuarr. 100000 Ndcr Pan6 fuo
5oe oemorDeu. 10000 GlQrrarb,rt,r bobeu
lbre 8eitditiaIrnu Quioearbsu II. 1000 2Gotn.
bSuItr mo uerlQliur. QrliCs 0eruitutoW.
men o,S f!elnes gyau!et- StaQtt8 III hauot-
IItlld Dem llmlapDe ;u;uItrtibsu, bar inn
Die glnwanoerungiebItc. SOn bin SuCme
Der europdiitcn &~iHwauoerEn3, DER iidl iaIt
ununttrbrohen IN btes gtidltts 1an0 Cr9i2Bt,
hat JtCDspaGlp hire menlg ODER ialt nItts Ge'
tomner. 2H olten Ylntce- AHleolCr ltno 81
oerfH6htrtea SpttulaHteH uuo 3ah!cIneHs
lden 9ep0Ieen, be teIne Elt 91b2i, Ng
nit E0rmarbeIten III bc)haftI9en. % 1ebit
bort oGS tIilteSllt otr r~itlrtatu eurOp1Utea
gtmUanocrer, one IN 6oiae Ibrt5 6ItIBt5 uto
lhrcr @enliglamttlt )hlleBllh aul tlIIGn
Slid Eau0 moblA1beuo meIoeH, aHr utlttnl
Der Dantee pelDuI9em pIIE0e. DIE lNlt9en
Eeute ron gtemzpalnpllUe mluoeW ia5lrelA
nab Dem gSeltcN, I'M 4lcr ais >dIimelisr,
ScriiherIn8ss A9entsn, NouotateIl, Spctu:
lanttn ODER BOllttter lbr Slid lu MADDEN ulo
it0erlailell tbren Qetmath8raot hem Ssriale.
3encr 9lntee' St0at 5sl9t ms tTI <uNeu,
wa3 AmGrrta ohnc Die Snranoe1nH9 per0eH
wiiroe: Gin TauO, no 9tlenano mtAr otbet'
ten, lonoerr ourd lelnc1 vtSte," o4s PetBt
Ourd Sdltde uuo &nllIc, AM DE IelAtslt
1iIo ldlnellle Nrostt re;d] nerrel mo1It. 0tc
AnlerEtoner lpstnltrsn III E1no ao5r oe Gih'
loanoerer bcbGUtIl o~2lltl0t; oe Ii1CIIt1atT
bercldleril llA oIru oa0 GNEAoaQn- 4topoP9',
aber Gle GiIuanoeTsr b1lIen Qe 9iIeHoa9-
men,
Cine ihreflihe 8CrQlituHg8.
Qeidtdtc. - 0U taucaitsrer (@a.) ST.
pres" tbeilt ~iOlgeu0e QrauenhOite 0tihidte
nit: ,Sn SQlt5bGIp. SouNIalp, youcaittr.
@0uu!u, le5te EN- UliIcr, gtQmeu5 6Crrg
Gabu, nelter ietnc3 Chrerbqftea &bQrotttr5
m5Qen QltQemeiu Qcqdttt mlIrce. ST Qeb0lte
Der Scrtt Der Dtcnnouitan an, Ueld]e III Der
| gauaHuten GtGeuo cine h2rG htIlb2 Uicu32
dubinger 3Gblt. YOr etlUl SIuel JaArtn crs
t~rantten ltine Trou in0 iciue beiotn &iH0Gr
Al QltldCr Bit uuo italbcu tres Qlu an3es
paUoten 0iilie ibou nod ueulgtu 3a9tE.
De 4erjte, luel1e Die crei 8lrionen uQbrGn0
ibrsr NraDtbeit bcbanceltct, ect!Grteu, oaB
eiue SCrqIiuyrg ltaitleiunttH babe, rIe oao
SIT abcr III 0eu&0rpT 1eu&rtranttel gClan9t
mar, blleb cirG ebelmulB, oa5 bsute non nrdlt
Qel0t 1T. 8le 4grJte beiidtlQten o05 6aI5
lrno bi~ellmgebung O~eitlben uno tamcu ibl'cB.
LID III Der 4ufat. olB oa8 @aiier oGS Bun.
mems, III 0eieu Nabe it'd Cia iibelrietenOer
Sumpf ttfcno, ore StuIO all Dem &Oliaut
tra9en mD8e. pr. gabg ticB, nutcem Die
ertraUtteu YijtqlItoer lemer 6anllIe aus Die
ierQ8eIt geidleOel maren Oeu8rHnnen 9ritnoz
lid "reini9eu uHO DEN Sumpi nit Sdutt Uno
Nide aufiiIGn. Die gebeimnIBOoue Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

8ie Die ugt. g." bort, iii BON Seltsn Se5
gei6Gitiitbrtnoer Gomite5 sur @rridtung e.
res % oltte 3 entmalsi Il = q I d. III,
6err YrofeIIor gucae IN SerIIn eriuht, an
Steae Res ueritorbeuen FroiciOr @ggerS ais
Observation-Disclosures Mlt9lleo i'll Oas&Omlte
ein3utreten uno bat berielbe sur beiOnOeren
6reuoe Der 8stheIligten otelem 9giuhcn eut=
iprofen. SIS fno bieber l4,400 5ttblr. fir
0aS 0enfulal ein9c9au9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

IL ~w' TV~~ w. 1879
Scraencr &ebertDrdn Wiro bon Ner3ten
empfohleu in 6GueR Don 8beum0ti8ml5,
StrOpbeln, @tht, N6magerang, &u83ehrIng
unO allen 9aut9eitluttl1cn. 3n ~ocrtauien
q 81 ole 6loIhc, 6 fir 50, in alien Apotbe'
fen ltn0 bel Oeu aleinigeuugeateH lnAmerlta,
u. YOQeIer & Comp. (39-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

Sort 0epOiit, IS. Mar3. - gno!iA
f0nneu mir nit Siderbeit ia9en, oaB Die &C.
faht ooritbtr tit. Ga8 auibrefen un0 Ne9s
idlmel;eu hes Gjie8 Eimult etEcu 10 gitnlttaer
Gerlauf, ala man NM winiheH fam. I'm
terhaIb Der Staot lit nod cine bettdatIlte
@tsmQiie porbaEoeu, a5sr bIeieibe lit 10 nlllrs
be unO 5stbredlid,, bag ie Dem 8afcr talI
gar fcinen @tocrttanO ent~gegsnSultB2N Der.
mag. Su Columbia il Der 6luB ulebrere 6uB
geiGlen uuo Die IuwObuer t0unsn enolldl
uie6tc rnbig idlaien, Obne ieoe Naht oaS
giHtreteu elmer 8atairopbs beiiilftsH ;u Mill
ia1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

On Gb illicotbe, O., itarb lebte
ISOLDE elm Ns9ermdoten, ou8 i'm Sabre 1865
cine SbuWlnaOcI pOn Stabt ogritludt bate.
Stide BON Der JtQoel wuroen iejt0cm DON
i3sit gu 3eit aus tbrem 8Grper eenommen.
3sst iou lhr GOo baoura berbuqeiibrt nor
ben ietn, ooB Elm 0teit Der 9ta0el iciaeu Nea
IN OaS 9ehtrn gcnommeu, iiA bort islgeitgt
nHO ldlteBlIb @cbtrnsnt6 inOun3 b;rUorJgrIz
len babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

Aus Erog mlrp gsiAIIcDen: r0a5 Seitn'
ben 6cS &urf itr it ell uou 9eiier, Der
ou[ ietner 8eieung 9or3omis III S69men
loetlt, ut SeiorguiB erre8euo. 5u eiueH Ee'
ftamsute madlt eS Der Sitrit iciuem 9tadfot.
Ger eur Bflidt, nieHlalS ciucH Ssr8leit mt
BreuRpn pIn,unshru d"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

8rofsTor SbeOoor 81 0 nj Ell 1T III
0fom nn9etommeu. ST wrO f1 Oor8ugS'
merle in 8om ruO Den YrOoin3en uoH g!sG'
Def uuo Sicilien aufbalteu, nm tiir iein Cor
pus Inscriptionum" epigrapbIide StuOieH
al MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

Su ct. 2out8 inO Iallpe $5O.gtOteu in
9roBer 3abl i'm llmtuuie. 0ieielbeu iino nm
10 mebr geiibrli4, ais lie NIT tiuiaenOsr
2tcbali6telt nat9cmadt unr uur fir Elm gez
iibtes AuSe gu e~rfeuneu iinb. Ser etn5!se
~erttunbare 5ebler tnbet fid i'll Der 3"ihnuil8
OR G0ttiu Der 6letbclt, inter oereH 4ugen
unmuttelbar Elm ouutlerer &rud ais oil cen
ddten 8lu5 crIiatIid III. Die Sreu5ungs-
IGocn tt8 gtebmcrtcs, melhe bel Der Au8fib>
rung Die 9r0Btcu Granddaughter bcrtlteH IOI'
len. finn mellerhnft hQraeltelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

9as beuti6e 9 e auaOer, wslhe8
unIau9ft Dor Sopanua lag, ioa iih Rab NeW'
Snort unterneas bsiiu0eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

Der reranittaste 8srtb DeS5 feuers
pfliHttgeu @tgentbu 8 IN PenH'
ipIpau n III 81 1919, 285 ,942,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-03

other" Underneath, aud occupy
ing the lower half of the card. are
ru!rd lines nn ul,ic!. Ia write the adj
dress. the top line being pretixed
with the word To" The back "f
the card. intended for the conmnni
cation. Is entirely plain. being devoid
even of ruled lines. The cards will
be sold for one cent each. neither
more n,r less. whether in large
quantities or small The object Of
the postal card is to facilitate letter
and provide for the
transmission through the M lis at a
reduced rate of postage. of short
commune ,tions. either printed or
written in pencil or ink. In their
ns mail ma ter. they are to
I've regarded by p"stmaSters the same
as ~eule'l letters. and not as printed
matter. except in no cases will un
.i,imed cards be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-03
POSTAL CARDS.
Their Appearance, Price. and Uses.


WASHINGTON. April is. The
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
E. W. Barber. has given notice that
the necessary appropriation having
ssaen made for the purpose. the De-
partmenf will. on the lat Of Nav
next. commence the issue to no t.
masters "f the p''stal cards auihnr
jze.l hv the act IF Jnne s. 1872. The
card adopted il 81. inches in length
and 3 inches in With, and Is made
of good. stiff t.'irr. water nnnrk~.l
with the initials u. =. p. o. u in
monogram. The face of the card liz
engraved, surrounded bv "a border.
in scrbil v.ork. ore eight, If an inch
in width. The one cent stamp.
printed IN the upper right hand rr.r-
l.er il from q profile bnst Of the
G "lAess of Liberty. looking to the
left. and surrounded bv q lathe work
border. with the words Il. s. Post
aS,." Inscribed above, and the words
Zone Cent" below. On the upper
Jeff hand corner are the words.
United Safes Postal Card with
directions IL Write the a.l,lre>s or,
/, Oh this side; the message on the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-03
4 Erav- Tosnaa-s E.cape.

The Montreal r.pe,s give the follow:
ias spirited account of the Hi,rvtlior.
escap- from the. St James H tel whit
bur,Ied last week. A WoiiI,n appear, ,
at ih- iiiti, DRY window, calling III til,
most frantic and iie;,st-ren,:iiig terms fol
;tssIs,aI!;,- The room She occupied WI.
:uil al smoke, and I'll rrtreat from ii
save ~ the wini.sw, WAS cut of. tIre-
men and Spectators hurried away 10
fetch ladders, but !. was nu easy thing T.
find such as would reach that window
Meanwhile TO escape sutf .tion sh
csspt bravelv ont and hung by her hands
from the window sill, the whole suppolt t
for Ter naked feet being small ledge OF
stone above the window below project
in; from tine wall little over an iuch
Bedding a.ni all sorts of material were
piled by the spectaio.s upon the pave
ment below t. bre * the fall which was
momen,ariiy expected. Peori,. sto Il in
breaihisss su>i- ns- rs she hung III this
periious position for full twenty minutes
whIir the pitchy smoke rolled ,rllt oi the
little room she mad left, and the To-. -Iii,,
LANES wer. steadily eating their way To-
ward her hands, At tue very frs, itSii
y. -'-4INEAt- tiii l. wis tN-
iIent that her wonderful endurance
wouid avail her 10 longer; sh.- nii.si i.t.
At ihss the E.tij,rs came and were ,un
UP. Aalnvoiuntary groau escaped frnl:!
the anSlU1. nltiitluue us IL WIS found
THAT they We III hot reacu her by tilI.:y
let. Another ladder however. MS
bt"Blit aud splired. and the pnpui,,c-
Ii, 10; their BREATH i'll she WAS >een t.
in h5.r te--t upon the run wht.i, in, ir
ps.t-ap feelings found vcut IN ioui sad
prolonged Gle, ring AsJonan,ia . Cod
He'll C,t.i- ,fe clown the lad Ter he dam -
Poured Though tn. dlZzie perch she had
ilst lett. and, as SOON 1t, She re,ci ri The
;,it't.ii.i ulii..iTmes!, the wonderful Nerve
tuat ili.d sivs,. her life gave WY. AID
she tainted. The following touching ,.e-
tails ot her escape are taken from her
Owl statement:
l Wis awak, ned by hearing the loud
shouts OF the Ga,clmai. who yelled at
the top of hrs voice: "Glris re; up: tie
hU,.se is On fire. Another .;i,i slept
with n,e, and she screamed out for me to
get up. thinking ME still asleep. l got
out Of bed ana went outside my room
door, but could not see any light, and |
WIS nearly ciioxed with the smoke Oh
it ~,s sSiii a.: 1 then run hacs su,l pat !
on the ms, clothes / could .et hood Of !
bu, ed not ,asten them or mt ON INV
s:..ck,uss. 1 ran ont ar,,i,, 10 trv ana |
1hI the sta.:S, but could not, and every
tune l tonk a breath Thought ! should
eh,,n.. Then heurd ,,,,,,e ;s,,u-,o,,rd.
ers. ] .h,nk-shout out. :. Where's the
st.ir,." then ran toward tn, voice and
bv enauc~ happ-n.d Ia catch b,U of ,
1,,,.ns coat. ~. .,id .Wnn,s ON, :,
In,t,.i,a' KEN hoid ,,f ms co,t Fiji Va
r,I 10, M. md !; anJ 49,
a. ws.; i. NJ. ~, ... 49,. -
md ,.,.. ri the mn sn,,sbe5 !, nj
lii ,.nt for helm 10 TN. n-o,,i- b,l,w
I,.r ;I,.p rim, Ill M, IT., H., ~
M man ina ned ON, ami then ..nn,har
49, 800 -. ''No |
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-03

Umpire CITY MINING COMPANY,
T. Location Of works Hot spring District,
Doucias county. State II NevaAs.-Notice il
herr by given that at . meeting Of thu Board of
'f-uEtses Of said Company held on the twenty
frst day Of April. A. ID. 1871. an assessment If
five cents pershsre WIS levied upon the capital
stock of ssid Company. PAYABLE Immediately in
Tnit'd States gold coin. n thr secretary. II En-
pirs. CITY. Ormsby county. State Of Nevada
ANY stock upon which said amount shall remain
unpaid on the 2Grh day of May. AID. 1873, shall
be deemed delinquent and will b. duly adver-
tised fer a,le 1t public auction, and unless pay
msnt shr1l be made b+fcre. viii bc cold on
MONDAY. e6th day of June. A. D. 1878. to pay
tn. linluent assessment together with costs Of
and expenses OF sale.
apo5-!m JOSEPH WALTER, Secretary
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-03
Tickets 81 Each. or Six for q.

Sl65 Prizes Total Cash Gifts $3.50, sos
$1,000 Additional Prizes Tickets,
N. PATTEE. Manager
Omaha, Nebra0ka.
RSON AGENT:
A. Dc NEUR,
At John G. FOxis JeWelry Store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19
TRASsrzRs OF Real E-rArR-Durir

TRASeFRRs OF Real E-rArR-Duripg
the week ending yesterday the following
transfers OF real estate were lett Tor re-
cord with the County clerk:
John Boeehar snd wife to John Harp
Ter, Oct. l, 1872, lot No Is. n Sprieg''
row, (South Wheeling tor sllS2 bO.
Thomas Muldoon and wife, TO Ort'
Hess, Feb IL, lot No l0S. corner O.
Claw and Sixth streets, East WeeeliDe, }
$450O.
Henry Ramp. jr., to William Ramp,
April Is, all his right. title and interest
in aud to part Of lot No. l54 Zane street,
(East Wbeeling,) for S.
J. C Pierce and others. to n. c. d
A. ! Cald we'll. March 8 lots No. u
and l2, in square No l6, Bolton street,
Centre Wheeling Tor *l4O0.
John Pairsou and wife to Jane
Grow, D, C III, 5 acres oil land adjoining
Isaac Davis, for 500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19

PAID FOR BIS " HI TIE Young men
are some times compelled TO pay pref
ty big price Tor ool'sh freak, as wa
evidenced by . case before Squire Laun
der. A German girl, living 10 East
Wheeling, Mics Kusbe. WAS, some six
months aimee, presented by her COUSIN
with a ring which SIZE valued At $l5. A
young man who called occasionally to
see her shortly slIerward, dreH the ring
rom her finger and plsy'ully carried ii
off Some months afterwards when che
demanded the riog from him he said be
had loat it. 1t came to Mics
Kusb's ears that another girl was
sporting that piece Of jewelry, 90 che
had a summons issued for him, and on
yesterday the matter was up before
Justice Lsunder TOR adjudication. The
girl proved that the young man (whose
name we did net lesrp) had took the
ring, and that til. ring was worth eight
dollars. The Justice give judgment IL
the girls favor Tor IS and COSTS That
Job ofskylarking just cost that young
man $2l tor ring, lawyers fees, cosls
and all Tie other stceteras. He paid q
big price for his whistle
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19

To CARPENTERS, BUILDERS AND LUN-
BsRxEN.-H. 8. White, of Bellton
West Va, 36 miles east OF Wheeling
has DOW in successful operation three
Saw Mills, in the hnest Oak, Popular
and Walnut forests in West Virginia,
has seven miles Of Tram road, which
gives him the finest facilities for filling
riders promptly for any and all kinds
Of timber, sawed, rift, or in the log for
any lumberman in the State. His ex
perience of several years teaches that
prom ptness is the sure road to success
He can all la-ge orders for heavy
timber on short notice. has ALWAYS on
naud large stocks Of best Yellow Pop
lar OF d ffereut sizes, and will have q
large Planning Mill 10 operation 10
thirty days that will add to the fscili-
lies for furnishing anything connected
with wooden buildings.
He would respectfully ask attention
Of those interested before purchasing.
W&s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19

FoaxrAueH, With his gigantic e1hibi-
tons. five in number. under Ave NAM
moth tents, 10 to exhibit at Wheeling
on Friday, May 2nd, afternoon and
evening. Since be last visited rs he
has added . host Of attractions to his
great aggregation. 20 that he absolutely
requires Ave great tents to canopy his
vast collections Of animals. curiosities.
DC. Among the rare animals added, is
q monster Unicorn, Rbinoceros, Aard
vlarcke, young lions. 1900 birds, aud
q host Of curiosities in the Museum.
One ticket for Atty cents admits to all.
Children half price. An immense turn
out will greet Forepaugh on his arrival.
Don't forget the day, Ma, Fad.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19

Postal MArrERs "A new postofhce
has been established st Hereford, Jack
con county. West Va, on the route
from Jackson c. q. to Spencer, With
B. R. Bords postmaster. The site o.
the postofice at RolIinsburg, Summer
county, West Va, 10 changed TO the
opposite side Of the river to Talcot'
Station, C l. O. r. R., with II. A.
Manning as postmaster. The postofhc.
at Griggsvills, this county has been
discontinued. George L Smith u sp-
pointed route agent between Richmond
We. and White Sulphur SpriDgs, West
Va, vice C. c. Taylor, resigned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19

u !
q. 8. DlsrkIor CouEr.-rhis Court
met yesterday morning. Judge ]. J..
jackson. j., presiding.
The case OF VIM. v. Martin against
8. Nay. N. P. Marsh. VIM. q. Wiley,
Elijah J. Freelsud and Adam B. Ice
were all dismissed at Martins cost, he
failing to prosecute
The application OF the Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, OF Wheeling.
to have the verdict Get aside 10 the case
Of Barnum & Van Amburss Museum
and Mensgerie Co.. against said insur.
suce company was ove'ruled, and the
Court ordered the verdict for 36462 50,
principal and interest, ar ID the costs to be
entered against the insurance company.
In the case OF Hoffman. Curtis b Co.
against the Citizens Fire. Marine and
Life insurance company, the motion
made by said Insursncy Company to
qussh the bond taken by the Marshal,
was sustained and the bond ordered to
be quashed.
10 the case Of Edward B. Cooper
against the Steamer Matte Roberts and
George Cooper, the Judge referred the
matter to q com missioner Of ssid court.
10 the case Of Bsrnum Il Van AM
burgh's Museum and Msnsgeris com.
papy sgaiust the National 1nsursnce
company Of this city, judmsns vas
asked Tor by the plaiutiffs on the YER
dict heretofore rendered. To this re-
quest the court declined to accsde, and
the cause was continued until May 18th.
In the case OF Lemuel N Stone
against the steam ost J. N. McCollocb
judment was rendered in fxvo. OF the
defendant
In the case Of the United States
against Samuel Rollins, the judge de.
cid.d to hold . special term OF the
Court in this city on MAY 18Th for the
pur pose OF hear ng the evidence.
The Court adjourned 10 meet on May,
18th, at 10 o'clock 4 Il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19

A FoRruStPoR TEN DoLLARs.-Siuce
it has been determined to pay all gifts
in full, the demand for tickets in the
Grand Gift Corcer for the benz Ct Of the
Public Library Of KY. has been 80
great tbs. the manager will allow only
limited number to agents, and then
only Oh condition that all unsold are
subject to be ordered hack for sale at
the home Office, J. V. L Rodgers, agent
tor this city informs Us that be has re.
ceived q small supply, and can now
'urulsb them to parties Wishing to try
heir luck. FIRST come, frst served. At
lO6 Market street is the place to get
hem.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19
GurpuRp Laces at Ailers.

HARPER & BIZ TIER are daily re-
ceiving from the East supplies of the
latest styles Of Hsts and Caps. Their
stock il kept conH ,ntly up to the de-
mands OF the market and embraces the
very best OF all goods 10 their line.
Customers cannot fail Of finding at
Harpers the most fashionable hats and
their long experience in the trade ena'
bles them to furnish their goods at the
most reasonable prices. Call and see
the new styles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19

RIVER News - The disagreesbls wea'
ther Of yesterday prevented any very
great amount OF business on the leves.
The river 10 rising at Pittsburgh with
eight ieet eight inches in the cbsnnel.
Here there is eleven feet ten inches.
with the river nearly on q stand. amply
sufficient Tor all practical purposes.
The Ed. Hobbs and barges bsve ar
rived. She brings q big lot OF iron for
our mills. The Hobbs hssjus compile
tad one oil the moet successful trips be-
between this port and St. Louis, having
occupied but about months time and
not having q damaged article or one
short to pay for. She leaves on Tues
day next with her barges for Louisville.
The Hudson will leave at three
o'clock this afternoon Tor Cincinnati.
We recommend her to passengers as q
most pleasant and commodious boat
whose officers are noted Tor the gentle
manly slteuliou they bestow upon pss-
sengers. Charley List has charge OF
the office.
The Courier, Captain Jack Harrison.
will leave for Psrkersburg at halt past
10 o'clock this morning. Mart Noll is
in the office.
The person who picked up Captain
Charley Booths collection book is re-
ouested to leave it at the Boat Store
and ask no questions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19

WAR IN AFRICA war broke out IN
A RIGA, the negro hive on Union street,
above Market, yesterday afternoon be-
tween those two we'll known "Japs,"
Dave Grant and Tom Kinney. They
cot TO quarrellipg over game Of cards,
and the way they made the wool and
curses fly was a caution to the balance
OF the colored population. They were
both arrested and locked up for hear
ing this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19
STRAW hats at AdIer's.

]. T. LAKIS Il Co., Merchant Tailors
and dealers in Mems Furnishing G oods
No. 81 Monroe street. are now in re-
ceipt OF their Stock OF Goods suitable
for Spring and Summer Wear, embrace
log oil styles Of goods kept by frst
class merchant tsilors, including all the
latest novelties oil Foreign and Dsmes-
tic which they are prepared to make to
order at short notice and in the very
best manner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19

DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIZEN
We have to record the death OF one o
Marshall county's best and most promi
nept citizens. Samuel Hood. Eco died
At his residence IN Union township, on
Saturday last. Mr.. Hood WAS a promi-
nent member OF the Board OF Snpervis-
ors for several years. He was true
trend, a good citizen, useful man and
a man whose loss, not only he near
neigh bors, hut the entire county will
eel.-INounGsvii!e Reporter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-19

PeNIrESrIAEY BOARD MsFrINa-Tbe
Board OF Directors OF the Penitentiarv
met a, Mouudsville, YESTERDAY. and or
ganized by electing j. o. Watson, o.
Marion county, President and Frank
Brown, Secretary of the Board. The
nrher officers will be selected at the
meeting to-day.