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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-17
SrATE up WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

> COUNTY, sS; UNI"
In the matter o: the Petition OF Jarnes
Roberts, toreign guardia OF Maggie Nor
gan, Anna ". Morgan, and Efie VI. Nor
gan, minor heirs OF Ahram Nc. Morgan.
Qeceased, late Of Ohio county.
IN THBCOUsTY COURT OFOHIOCO
TO al WhoH N1y CDnce7n Take notice
mat !, James Roberts, foreign guardian OF
Asggle Morgan, Anna N. Morgan, and
Emle d.. Morgan, will, on the nrft dsy OF
the November Term, 1913, Of the Comfy
tourt OF Ohio county, West Virginia. petE
uon raid Court Tor an order directing Jn.enb
". Morgan, administrator OF the estate or
AbraIn Nc. Morgan, deceased, Ia te OF ohio
county, 10 pay and deliver To me, a. Snch
foreign guardian. all personal property and
money IN his hands belonging TO INV said
wsrds and each Of them, and 10 authoTIze
me a. such foreign guardiaB, 10 sue Tor. re
cover, and receive al money or personsI
properly belonging 20 said wards or efrbsr
OF theIn, IN IKE manner as II / were an.
pointed guardian in this Stafe and 70
remove the same 10 the CouAty aid state in
when a. said foreign guardian. was an
POINTED and qualified.
JAMES RORFRTg
roIeign Guardian Of said Maybe Gor1an
Annie N. Morgan, aud Erds N Nor5aT''
by - Dhol sa"'
49, 80 " HIS AtfOrnPy-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-17

In Iowa the Democrats abandoned
their organization and joined with the
Farmers Oranges. They were beaten
by IS, 900 or 10000 votes. In Ohio,
where the Democrats made the fight
under their own name and in their
proper character, they were in large
manner successful. There ia in this o
lesson for the future which can rot be
overlooked
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-17
Patent Shipping Tags.

Over two hundred millions have been
used within the past ten years, without
com plant ofloss by tag becoming detached
All Express companies use them. Gold by
Printers and stationerS everywhere.
octl4-sb.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-17
CorreCt--AttcSt
THoS, HUGHES
NJ. REILLY,
J, Z. HUBBARD,
"a -,

State OF West Virginia, county OF Ohio;
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
26th day Of June, 1878. {. II. WATKINs,
octI7.u Notary Public.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-17

OF THE CONDITION OF
Il, the National Bank OF West Virginia, at
Wheeling, in the State OF West Virginia, at
the close Of business September 18th, 1915.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-17

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL the Merchants National Bank OF West
Virginia, at Wheeling, at the close OF bust
ness OH the 18th day OF September, 1875.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-17
RATES OF ADVERTISING
TN
THE DAILY REGISTER
ne squares inch space.
Ons time 70 One month.......s 90
Two times......... / % Three months. IL ~
one week ........... 2 so One year........- % W

Two times. % Three months. ~ w
one week ......... 2 so One year.........- 70 w
One square changeable once a week soV'
Special Notices Is per cent aSdltional. ~
Advertisements to occupy fixed places .
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space oc-
eupied. .,.. IN Nor
cent additional. H., ~
Local Notices Is cents per ltne--om no
local notice 1p1H be Inserted for less man ONE
All Adyertisements,ex for esta5llshe'a
business houses, must De paio iof III @u'
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers win be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adVer-
rtsements not connected with 1t Will be
charged for at ourregular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-17

l, John Wagner. Cashier OF The National
Bank of West Virginia. do solcmnly swear
that the above statement Is true TO the best
OF my knowledge and belief:
Signed JOHN "AdNE E.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
LOCAL LACONICS.

The Columbia Phoenix says that Mr.. Rob't.
Hamilton, repre- sentative from Beaufort was
expelled from the House on Tuesday for the
balance of this session.
Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour, OF New
York, is now in the city en- route Tor Florida
He is accompanied by Mrs. Seymour, and is
staying at the Charleston Hotel.
-Ihe Board of Trade Building, with the
whole of the furniture and fittings, Will be
sold at auction, at the Board OF Trade Rooms,
in Meeting street, at eleven o'clock this
morning. Messrs. W. Y. Leitch d B. 8. Bruns
are the auctioheers.
A mule walked leisurely into Forreston's
variety store, on King street, yesterday alter
noon, and after calmly surveying himself IN
the mirror gave bray OF satisfaction at tue
image therein reflected, and left Without emu
laling the fame of the proverblal "buli 10
China shop"
AT meeting of the Merrymakers Social
Club, held on Monday evening, the following
officers were elected: President, W. j. Burns;
vice-presldent, R. c. Dallas; treasurer, W. u
Fleming; secretary, F. P. Burns; steward E.
E. Prior. Committee on finance. j. Carey
F. J. Miller, a. v. Green; on letters yh' 3.
Harris. w. A. Green, J. B. Bradley.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13

Tho sol,c,tor then went Into lengthy,
thoronoh and exhaustive review OF the tacls
0I fbe case and the law bearing, upon tnem,
and ended In an eloquent appear " .ne ,,s Sa,1
to do their duty fearlessly. lt was ~. ,I.ar, sI
to say whether the life .of tner ielaom , strsnger
cnoid come in their midst without being shot
down In cold blood as Harry Perrin tne re-
suit OF their decision would oec'ue'
THE JUDGES CHARGE.
His honor Impressed upon the jury the IN
nortenca of the case before them. ine oe-
fandant was indicted for the crime Oh nurues.
and has pleaded not guilty. The jury must
form their conclusions from the lacIs as ue.
welcomed upon the stand, whicn 1acts Ine Cout
had no right to comment upon. ouS sinpiy W
state ihe law and let the jury reconcile tbe one
with the other. 1t Is principle OF law that
rh essence of all crime Ia Intention, ana lnat
Intention Ia to be inferred from the evidence
The court then explained the diffsrent DE-
grees of homicide, such as murder, mao'
slaughter, jusuifable homicide aud excusaole
homicide. Explained that to constitute tne
nrst offence there must be nance eatnet u,
expressed or implied. That In case o.
homicide. the State has only to
prove that the act was done. lt ae.
yoived upon the prisoner TO show qnaea
| what circumstance IL was commlttea. IL tus
| inry decided that the prisoner olo tn's useo ,.
with malice. then they must nuo nih eulltS
of murder; if they thought there were any e. eA,
tenuating circumstances they might 0rihg 10
verdict ct manslaugnter.- and II they tnougn'
he acted In self-detence-that 1t was an e4cus
able homicide find him not guilty.
| Several points tor i0strncUon were o1ereC
| nv counsel on both sides, which the. conr
commented upon, and the record was nandeo
to the Jury, VINO retired to their room aoou'
half past'n niue O'Clock. ,s,o
The jury nothaqing agreed upon verdle
at half:past ten O'Clock, the court adjourned
and the jury we're ordered TO. return seaie'
| verdict.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

European papers give large and frequent
spsoe to the accounts of the Vienna Exposl-
tlon, and the progress of the works toward
comple,Ion. These works are much more eX-
teusiye and costly than had at first been con-
templated. The demands for covered space
from all quarters OF the globe (save from
America only are more than double The frst
expectations, based on the great Paris Exhl-
bilion; and for the building and covering Of
this extended area, the Vienna commission
ers have applied for seven millions OF forms,
or s., 500, 600 in addition to the six millions
previously granted, and which have already
been expended. The additional seven mil
lions Is asked for only as loan, to be repaid
from the prices of admission and sale OF the
buildings after the close of the exhibition In
October, ,lS7s.
The calculation is that fifteen millions of
visitors are expected TO come to see the dis
play, and that as each will pay from fifty
cents TO twenty-five cents. the whole add.
tional sum will br returned fsom that revenue
ouly. The commissioners have already had
an Offer of 1900 900 forms, or $500, 500 lor The
building erected tor the machinery annexed,
WHICH ii lUlGuuCu W uO Sob'S'sSo Ae'o ~
gigantic railroad depot, as IL fronts on the
river Danube, and will be connected oy net
work of railways. Season tickets are also
estimated as likely to produce cne million OF
dollars additional. The commissioners show
that since their first estimates, made in 1869,
the cost of iron, brick, glass. &c, have ad.
vanced fifty per cent, and wages have lncreas-
ed thirty per cent. But the demand for In.
crease of space by every nation over aud
above the first allotmenLs, show how enthu-
saslic are all continental people 10 take ad-
vantage of the display. 1t is going 10 be the
most magnificent exposition the world has
ever known. Even compared with the Paris
Exhibition Of 1867, all foreign States will
occupy q greatly Increased area. Thus, Italy
had in Paris 1900 square melres-something
about an Engllsn yard and q, ,quarter-she now
demands 4788 square metres. Russia mad ID
Paris 22s7 square metres; she nov requires
$1,000 Germany, with only 1850 10 Paris. Will
have In Vienna 2l,l36. The East, which In
Paris had 25A7 square metres, now has 6672
France OF herself occupied In Paris 48,s73
square metres. Auslrlan-Hungary is TO have
65,2l2. The contemplation OF covered space
was for 10000 square metres; the commits
siopers now inteno to cover 1900 square
metres, or filty per cent. more.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
TIE ILLUSTRATED DAILY.
An Iden OF the Object and Prospects Of
tho New Journalistic Venture.

1ChicaR0 Srl0uQe-NeW 1Ork LetIeTl
The Daily Graphic, the name of the new
eightpage, fve-cent evening illustrated paper,
will make Its appearance, II IS said, soon alter
the first proximo. tbs TO be published by a
company OF capitalists, most of them from
Montreal, Canada, who have already paid In
$500, 900 gold 10 sustain their enterprise. One
side OF Inc paper Is to be autographed by a
new process-a purely Canadian Invention.
It seems the Jesuits' College at Quebec, wish
ing 10 repI pIoduce an old book oil Champ
lain. containing many autographs, diagrams,
and pictures, applied to the Queens print
ing Office 10 have the job done. Four
brothers named Leggo, all excellent work
men, undertook the task, and after long labor
and countless experiments, occupying four
wears, got out volume. The Leggos Cied
some time since, and G. E. Desoarats. who
was Queens printer, succeeded with his son
to their business, and removed to Montreal.
The process-it Is called the graphic-was
perfected about Two years ago, and promised
so well that they determined to establish It
here. The result is the Graphic, The ilnslra.
tious of which can be made by the artist, he
being his own engraver, as quickly as re-
porter can write up an account OF any notable
occurrence. Supposing tnat whole family
should be murdered In ForLieth street, or that
North River terry boat should be run down by
passing steamer at eleven o'clock this morning,
the first edition OF the Graphic this afternoon
would contain pictorial as well as written des-
crptions of the terrible scenes, thus anticlpa-
llpg the illustrated weeklles, and revolution
lzing, as 1t is claimed, the whole business.
TIE Graphic Company has leased large
marble aud iron building In Park Place, ana
is possessed, 1t Ia understood, Of ample iscill-
Ties for all sorts of photographing. engraving,
lithographing,. electrotypiug and printing.
They cay they can make their Journal pay with
daily circulation OF ten thousand, though
they expect one much larger. Newspaper
publishers are Watching with interest the
coming revolution In typography and photo
grapny, aud have tried TO give you crude
but early outline CT what 1t Ia proposed to do
In This way.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
HOi FOR TIE VEST.

Sale of the SpnrIanburE and ohho"
RatIroad-Its Expected Extension 7"
AshevilIe-A Continuous Line from
Charleston to the West. -
rFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
COLUMBIA, 8. c., February4.
The spartanburg and Union Railroad was
sold Monday at Union, Courthouse for the sam
OF three hundred and eight thousand dollars.
The purchasers were the Airline Railroad
Company, or in other words, the Pennsylvania
Central Company. The people OF the up
country, and especially me sPsrtaapus gspres pre
pie, are very much elated at this, as ~ lnsG,es
the extension of the road 10 AsheVille. Inc
Pennsylvania Central Company M own doIt Inc roaa
from Morristown, Tenn., to Wolf creek,
distance or forty-eight miles from AsneVlle'
and learn from a prominent gentteman SL SUn-
nected with the road that their ooJect III guy
inc the Spsrtanburg and Union Railroad was
to oompete the gap from Spartanourg 10
| Wolf Creek, and thus have CONTINUOUS iine
from Charleston to the west. .,o no,,
The Southern Security Company, alas TOM
scotr. alias the Pennsylvania Central, iI0m
the great success of the Chesapeake ana Oalo
Railroad, and other east and west roaos, nnve NAV
n.ternined to complete this short gap. WIN
their capltal of fity millions 1t will be but q
Gron in the bucket. Thus will the sagacily Oh
RSbf. 7. Hayne be vindlcated, and the LABOR 40, r
ot John G. Fremont be not. in vain rms
new enterprise is grand one It coItem, con EN-
plates not only road TO tne west, o1s Ii1ar, eso
a line ofsteamers from Charleston 10 LIVER
pooi. learn this from General Ansell, vice,
pprosiasnt Of the Airline Railroad. Two corps
Of engineers VIII be put Immediately s,1nIs on me
road; one to survey route from ~ snsaIUn GoiOn,
Ferry. or some point In that vicinity. 10 Coium.
hia. another to 20 over Fremonts route from
# these plans are carried out they Will
greatly benefit the whole State, but especially
spartanburg. That place mas grown Wonoel,
fuly in the last lew months, and promises 10
become considerable railroad centre. The
fact that the same company owns the All
Line and the Spartanburg and Union Rail-
road insures to 1t the location OF the eompa'
ny's workshops, and from the many clrcun'
siances in her layor, no wonder she begins al
ready 10 put on airs and presumes to De
| city. ,'>-N,"' e.. moA'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.


The CHRISTIAN. UNION, -edltsd by the Rev.
Henry Ward Beeeher, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
one of the best family papers of the period.
Its columns are filed with varied fund Of
information, religious and secular, and fur
nished by q talented corps of writer's. To
render the Union more popular the. publishers
will this year present TO each subscriber
two chromos, representing asleep" and
awake" or larger sized telegraph. The
price of the Union is 50 rs per annum with
the chromos,o or 50, 40 With the oleograph' Mr.
C. J. Colcock, Jr., of this city, Is the agent
for The Uniop, and the chromos and oeograph
can be seen at c. G. Fighters Bazaar, Hasel
street, opposite the Express Office Aside from
the literary excellence of the Union, the pic
lures are fully worth the price of subscription
feb1l-6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
RAlDING ON THE BOOSTS.

Mr.. 8. W. Fisher, residing at the west end
of Broad street, was robbed on the morning OF
the 18th instant of number of fine lowls and
Muscovy ducks. We notice the occurrence
chiefly to- put others on their guard who In
dulge in the fancy of raising choice poultry.
The darkey's weakness for the feathered tribe,
from turkey 10 o bantam, is pretty well
known, aud The only way 10 check his demon
strstions In that particular is 10 present him,
when found depredating, with All ounce or
so of lead. There is evidently gang of plum
derers on the war path, and could few OF
them be brought 10 grief, our community
might rest In peace, so far as this species OF
robbery is concerned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
OUR SOUTH ATLANTIC HEIGHBoRs
North Carolina,


Several ladies of Lake City baye perfected
themselves in telegr ,phing, and have been as
signed to different Offices.
WIN. h. LeCain has been appointed and
confirmed as clerk of the court 1or Marion
County.
Mr.. Joseph A. Collier, of Campbellton,
Jackson County, Fla, suddenly iell dead in
his house on the 10th ut. He was an old clt-
izen and highly respected.
Captain B. g. Bryan, the conductor on the
Wilmington, Charlotte and Augusta Railway,
who was struck by missile thrown at the
train while In motion, is seriously Injured,
the blow having destroyed the sight of his left
The interest of the lite Colonel R. q.
Cowan in the Wilmington Street Railway was
sold on Monday last at auction under mort
gage, and was purchased by Captain J. B.
Granger at $500. 1t being a majority Of the
stock 1850 shares) the owner Ia entitled to q
controlling interest in the road.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
TIE GERMAN STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.

At the thlrty.alth anniversary meeting o.
the German Steam Fire Engine Company, held
yesterday, the following officers we're elected
to serve Tor the ensuing year: President. Ger
hard kiecke; frat vloe-presldent, H. Hoonrit-
zen, In place of n. WOltken, who declined O
reelection; second vlce-president, Geo. Mar
jenhoff; treasurer, Wm. Brunjes; secretary, J,
H. Ostendorf; first director, E. q. Sturckeu
second director, John Ahrens; third director,
a. D. Graver; fourth director, F. G. streck'
fuss; ath director, H. Puckhaber; axmen, g.
0. Adicks, s. d. MehrteDs, ]. h. Doscher. L.
RuShelmer. In the evening the company
gave very pleasant dance In their hall.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

The Rev. C. G. Plnckney is expected to con-
duct tbls Thursday afternoons services at
haf-past four o'clock at Zion Church, Glebe
street.
The exercises at the lecture room OF the
Circular Church, this evening, at half-past
seven o'clock, will be conducted by Rev. W.
O. Prentisa. The public are earnestly Invited
to attend these meetings for prayer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
THE ESOUTRERN AND A7LANTTCTEEE
GRAPH COMPANY.

Mr.. William q. Hall, of the Cuba cables, ar
rived in Charleston on Tuesday 10 the Cham
plou, and has taken charge OF the office of the
southern and Atlantic Telegraph Company In
this city. Mr.. Hall iB an expert teegrapher,
az well as good executive officer, and under
his management the active 8. and A. will
doubtless become more popular and efficient
than ever before.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
THE MINsTRELS TONIGHT.

From the favorable manner In which the
concerts OF Duprez & Benedicts Mlnstrels
have been received throughout the South, we
Judge that the troupe Is one OF exceptional
excellence. They appear for three nights al
the Academy, commencing with this evening,
and on Saturday they give matinee at popu'
lar prices. For further particulars, see their
modest posters on the nearest dead-wall.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

JeGords & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at Mills
House Stables, ponies and mules.
Lpich d Bruins will sell at-ll O'CLOCK, at tne
rooms of the Board of Trade, furniture ana
real estate.
B. III. Marshall & Bro. Will sell at IL O'CLOCK,
near the Postofiee, real estate.
T. NJ. Cater will cell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, tWo-horse coach.
William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at nls
store showcases, iron safe, &c; and at II
o'clock, at stables, No: SOC King street, horses
and mllie5.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
Receipts per Railroad, February u.
soI,rH CAROLINA RAILROAD. yta,-a

12s! bales cotton, as bales goods, $50 bbls noqr,
l car stock, rs boxes tobacco TO Raileead
Agent Fellin Son, Fleming % i Soss,t sSrt
ensy ssSs CO, AqsSs Williams Co. Y oDaiss
JefTords & co, q Grsveley. B Feldmsn d 60, WI
webb, e Frost q CO, Pel2er. Rodgers d CO.
IanIoue 4 co. G Walter i co. wiss &.co.J N
Robson, W Bee d co, Williams 60; 0ald.
well d Son, Counts d Wroton. A b. Mulligan,'
Ktnsman h, Bowel. Crawley Deh9n, Roach d
MoRelt, W r Bowling, A Smith, ~ 1sSaIst
' NoRTHRAsrERH RAIlRoAD, ag 10 aais
247 bales cotton. bbs rosin, ,bols splits tulpen-
rough rice. IS bags cotton seed, 1850 bags peas
car furniture, lumber, md e, DC. TO e q Frost
& CO, Mowry 4 Son, W Courtney q co, Prng!e
4 son, Bsrdin Parker, Wnflden d Jones, W &
Ryan: T Chapeau 4 90, O F Levy, Twp Dowiing,
Kinsmsn Il Howell. A 8 Smith, A. salinas, Pei.
zer, Rodgers co, ,Reeder Davis, L Howard
d co, W u See & CO. caldwell Son, T + smith,
CIV Williams co, Rsyele go q CO. Eis.s % alSS. nS,i.
mann Bios W q Chsfee q co, L Cnapln. g
co. W 81 Jones q co, T Tupper & Son. & OF 3
Agent, N r Agent, Gaillard q Mnots, ana sa
others. i. '..''. -, .,,...5a7
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RArLKoAD. ,,,n.
es bales upland and 20 bags sea island cotton.
sb fbis rosin. bbls spirits turpentihe 1s9 bushels
grain, cars lumber. mdse DC. TO ,Wnnden e
Jones' B Boyd, J CcsRrOve, Utsey stokes, -
Enelow G co. Pelzer, Rodgers 60. Murosugn
& Weesey, Counts q Wroton, W Dukes GO,
II Klatte i co, @ A Trenholm b Son. Wheeer'&
Storm. JR Pringle & son. Urswley T. Demon, R
Boper, Jno Livingston. Reeder 4 Davis. .Witte
Bros, W A Boyle, D McPherson, "; P Dowling,J J
E Adger & CO. Peter Tecklenherg, Williams
| & CO. Wardlaw IL Oarew. q Anderson, u
Reeves. W Kressel, A Mulligan, L D Aowry y
Son, T Smith, Jno Hanokel, Ravenel 4 %, %
| q Ciaussen, NJ Caldwell & Son. W King, Brlg
| Hassel N d Nathan, Forwarding Agent Rali-
roai Agent, and Others. ",'' ''r.Ii
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
FOR PHIL LADELP8IA FRIDAY AFTER
NOON.

The steamship Equator arrived on Tuesday
morning at an early hour, with the largest car
90 ever brought from Philadelphia, Indicating
the great Increase In the movement of manu-
factured goods from this great centre OF home
Industry. The Equator is appointed to sail on
Friday afternoon at five o'clock, and will load
fnll outward
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Daniel Henderson and VIM. Warlng, COL
ered, runaways from the House OF Correction,
twenty days In The House of Correction.
Olmsby Jones, white, lying drunk, fifty cents.
Jas. Cambridge, selling fowls without a
license. one dollar and ordered 10 take out q
license or twenty days In the House OF Cor
rection.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-13
MASQUERADE OF THE TURNVERELN;

This organization had very successful ball
last evening In the upper hall OF tine Academy
of Music. The variety Of masks was ludlc-
rous and perplexlng, the most conspicuous,
perhaps, being 'sambo," arrayed in garb
composed of patches representing every hue
in the rainbow. The dancing was entered
into with zest by the oddly.matched couples,
and the gallery was filed with spectators,
who hugely enjoyed the gay and bizarre
scene