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River News.

The marks at the wharf last evenin z
indicated Is feet 2 inches in the channel
and falling.
The Express departed for Psrkers.
burg at l04 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Mary Ann passed up yesterday
morning with a large tow of empty
barges.
The J. n. Camden and Allegheny
Belle passed down.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
last evening with good TRIP.
The Courier is the Parkersburg pack
ct this morning at the usual hour.
The Andes will leave for Cincin-
natl this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Business about the landing was very
slow yesterday.
by Telegraph
PrrraBURGH, May 4.-River 9 feet G
inches and falling. Raining.
CAIRO, Nav 4.-Arrived-City Of
Vickaburg, Vicksburg. Departed
Dick Fulton, Louisville; Alice Brown,
New Orleans; City Of Vloksburg, st.
Louis. River Is feet and about station,
ary. Weather cloudy; mercury 60
degrees.
ST.. Louie, May 4-Arrived-Nsw
Boston, Mary Alice, New Orleans
Chas. Brown, Bigley, Cairo; Kinney,
Missouri river. Departed-Chester
Memphis; Tom Means, Ashland
Baker, Quincy; johnson, Keokuk
The river is rising again but the swell
will only be temporary. Weather clear
and cooler with rain nearly all last
night
LOUISVILLE. May 4.-River falling
with q feet in the canal and 10 feet
in the chute over the tails weather
cloudy with light rain; business dull.
Boats down-Tom. Reese and four
bsrges; Charmer; Messenger and
barges; J. D. Parker, due; Smoky
City, With Is boats and 2 barges,
leaves for New Orleans, tonight,
EVANSVILLE, May 4.-Rained Till
midnight. Cloudy and cooler to-day ;
mercury SO to GA degrees The river
has risen 5 inches, with SS4 feet on the
gauge, but now stationary. Down
Ben Franklin, Kittie Hegler. Fred.
Wilson, Wild Duck, Mary Ament,
Idlevilde, Nashville. F. U. Miller,
Thomas Sherlock. Up-Arkansas
Belle, George Roberts, Morning Star,
keystone, Liberty No. 8, Red Cloud,
Bowling Green and Bermuda. Business
very good. fs
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TIE Llou0s Lrcrssrs AND TIE Ac-,

The LIQUOR IlcENsEs AND TIE Ac-
rroN OF CoUNofL.-As there seems to be
some uncertainty or lack Of information
in: the pablo mind in relation to the
action Of the CITY Council upon the
subject Of licenses for the SAFE Of liquor,
q brief statement of "the situation"
may net be uninterssting.
In the annual ordinance in relation
to licenses the Council has 61ed the
fee to be paid by saloon keepers at
$500, instead Of $50. which was the
rate last year. They have also abol-
isbed the issuance OF license
to "retsil liquor dealers" under
which retail grocers or others keeping
stores for the sale Of general mersbsn-
disc could sell liquor BY the quart or
pint or less when it was not to be
drank on the premises. Many Of the
abuses of the liquor trade came
from this class OF dealers. A
mere child could purchase pint OF
whisky FURNISHED with the money
and the usual Changing bummers, no
one Of whom could get q drink at any
bar in the city, usually drew their sup
plies, when out Of Jail, from some Of the
retail dealere, and having purchased,
by proxy or in person, a pint or more
OF liquor, were soon in condition to
enter upon another term OF thirty days
boarding at public expense. -
GNow, however, these retail licenses
are abolished and the only persons
licensed to sell liquor are the keepers OF
"ordinaries," that is, the, regular sa-
looms, and the wholesale dealers.
Druggists are classed with wholesale
dealers, and are required to pay the
same rate OF license.
At the same time, greater care than
heretofore has been exercised in re-
gard to the character OF the sev-
ersl applicants for license, and there
is a stronger disposition than ever to
enforce all the restrictions OF the law.
The sale OF liquor to minors, or to
intoxicated persons, or to those
habitually incorporate, or on
Sunday, or on election days, will
certainly be followed not only by heavy
fines but also by the revocation OF Il
cense, and the sum invested in secur.
ing the privilege OF selling is SO large
az to constitute very etitctual guarsn'
tee OF compliance with the law on the
part OF those engaged in the business.
The action OF the Council as narrated
above embodies some of the features
asked Tor in the Women's petition.
The resolution requiring saloons to
close at 10 o'clock was passed by the
second branch, but laid on the table in
the first, and it was deemed inexpedi-
ent to hold a special election to deter
mine the will of the people on the IL
cense question, as requested by some o
the citizens.
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The petition OF Fritz Heller, for Ii
ceuse to keep house OF private enter-
tainment, was laid on the table. :
The report Of the Committee on
Roads and Bridges, recommending that
a temporary road be built
around the bridge across Md
die Wheeling creek, on the
West Union and Roney's Point turn
pike, until such time as said bridge
be repaired or rebuilt, and kept open
until July lst or sdch time as the
bridge can be put in proper condition,
was adopted. -
Mr.. Whitman offered the following
which was adopted.
RESOLVED, That J. C. Porter be ap-
pointed road surveyor OF that portion OF
Liberty district lying south and east Of
the National road, to be termed road
precinct No 5.
That William Moore be appointed
road surveyor in district No. 2
That the clerk OF this Board be
ordered to notify the above persons
to appear and be qualified according to
law.
That road surveyors now in office be
ordered to make report to this Board
before July let, 1874, OF the labor per-
formed, money expended, and labor or
money due up to April ], 1874, accord
ing to section 9th.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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PIANOS AND ORGANs-
DIonno

PIANOS AND ORGANs-
Steinway Pianos.
Chickering
Knsbe
Emerson
Mason 4 Hamlin Organs,
Smith American az" Eft
Estey
Wood
The above comprise the very best
instruments ofthe class, and in fact the
only standard Pianos and Organs OF
the country. Messrs. Adsms d Lucas,
1927 Market street, are the sole agents
Tor them, and dispose OF them on far
more liberal terms than they can
be procured in any other market, and
offer much better bargains than can
be had in the 80 called cheap instru-
ments OF questionable character offered
by other dealers. Remember the place,
! ,227 Market street.
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A GRAND TNB.-A grand comPll'
mentary benefit will be rendered to
Happy Dave Mccoy" and Minnie
Hassan by the citizensot Wheeling, at
Washington Hall. on W ednesdsy even
ing. Allof Wheeling's talent will join
IN the benefit, including Kit Carson,
Lew Hussnan, Frank Coyle and others,
and a splendid bill will be offered. All
should 20 and see it. i. -
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Philadelphia Market.

, PHILADELPHIA. May 4.-Flour-
Improved demand superfne "a 800
5 so; Wisconsin ard Minnesota extra
and fancy Sc s73@7 25; State, Indiana
and Ohio 81 SOFAS IS. Whest-Quiet.
Rye-Steadv at 81 90. Corn--ln fair
demand; yellow SEC; western mixed Is
dS5!c; white S4@s5c. Oats--Stesdy
PetroIeum-Crude lltc; re6red l5a@
l5a. Whisky--Firm at 90.
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To TIE PUBLIc.-Having been SUI
ficiently long established, (nearly two
yesrs) and taking the popularity OF our
establishment, as we'll as the grand
success attending our enterprise from
the start, we have reason to boast Of
the universal and enviable reputation
we have attained as square and fair
dealers. We refer TO our record Of the
past, having never represented goods
otherwise than they really we're, always
treating all men alike, and thus gained
the goodwill and confidence OF our
patrons to the utmost extent We
never believed in advertising things
that we never had, nor calculated 10
have, but whenever we announce extra
bargains, they can always be had at cur
counters. We this day offer 100
blouses at s1.00 each; so gents suits
complete at $500; 100 dozen socks
at IS cents per Dozen 100 calico shirts
at 40 cents each, and 10 short all other
goods in proportion. All We AK is Q
trial. Soliciting at least Q share Of
YOUR patronage I remain as ever, the
peoples square dealing one price cloth.
Ter, d, Frank, 40, 10Th st.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, May 4.-FIour-ln fair
demand and firm. Wheat-In tsir
demand and firm; white Michigan
81 6s@1 6S3; amber Michigan | 49!
June SO; No. l red SCI; No. 2 do
/ 4S. Corn-In fair demand and firm;
high mixed 75c May; June 73c; July
73sc; low mixed 734c May Michigan
7Sicc;no grade 724.. Oats-Steady; No
/ SIS; No 2 551c; Michigan sec.
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Nav York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, May 4-Basiness wSs
quiet With importers and domestic com.
mission houses, but moderately active
in jobbing; the clothing trade are COM
meuciug operations in heavy CASH
meres. The market for cotton goods 10
quiet, but agents prices are steady and
auch snged. Prints aud shirting stripss
more active. Percales and lawns doing
well.
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OPERA HoUsE.-A large audience as
sembled at the Opera House last even.
ing to see Delehanty & Heuglers Nov
city troupe. We were not very much
pleased with most OF the performance,
but someof it was very good, especi'
ally Mr.. John Morrs, in his character
scenes. 49,,
The troupe will occupy the Opera
House this evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-05

TIE Delta Tau Delta fraternity, an
inter collegiate society, will hold con-
veption in Pittsburgh, commencing on
Wednesday, May 9Th. The majority
Of the Eastern and Western colleges
will be Represented. The Central Ho,
tel will be the headquarters of the con-
yenfiop.
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Corner OF Mair and Goth SITS.

J. T. LAKrN d Co., merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No. 80 Twelfth street have received
their stock of spring and summer
goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar.
anteed. ... ia (.
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, TO the public who are posted and
appreciate cheap goods and carpets.
have just received another large lot
OF greater variety and fully as cheap,
if not cheaper than last weeks. The
prices will surprise any judge Of them.
J. W. FERREL,
Corner OF Mair and Goth SITS.
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THE Street Commissioner had his
scrspers at work on Market street, yes
,erday. a g
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THERE is letter addressed to J. H.
Hobbs. Brockunier & 60, Of this city
held in the Pittsburgh Postoffice for
pnstQce
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ExoIrEMENT.-Unem more lot OF ] 900
Bed Spreads at SO CITE, and some more
goods just as cheap. Call soon to se-
cure them, as tina, first lot OF 500 was
sold in two days. J. w. FRREEL,
Centre Wheeling.
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Two GooD SECOND HAND PrAxos
fer sale cheap on easy terms at Sheib's
Music Store, lila Main street. a.,E
Emerson Z octave Piano, $3.50.
! Stoddard Ct =" Of $780,
Apply early for these bargains.
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SEVERAL nail mills in Pittsburgh are
running on hall time, owing to the
scarcity Of orders. :
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YESTERDAY would have been nice
dsy to have been crowned Queen OF
MAY" g..
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FINE LIQuoRs.--Persons desiring
fine and pure wines, WHISTLES, brandies,
or liquors OF any kind, are invited 10
call at the Wholesale liquor store Of
Messrs. 8. Keim & Bro. in their new
building adjoining Wickham's Auction
rooms. These gentlemen CAP supply
you With just what you want in its
pure state ss-..t-ta &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-05

We advise all who want first class
Photographs TO see the specimens at
Robinsor's Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect Of tight blended on
shadow which cbaracterizes their work,
cannot be surpassed.
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THs county supported "a inmates at
the poor house during last month.
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CIRcUlr CoURr.-This court met yes
terday morning at the usual hour.
The case OF A. Yoke vs.. the Board
Of Public Works, occupied the attend
ance of the court all day yesterday. On
account Of Judge Melvin's connection
with the case when Attorney General,
by consent OF the parties, Hon. Daniel
Lamb was elected to preside.
The case of NJ Arthur Us. the
Franklin Insurance Company was set
for May 18th.
The case of George Crumbacker vs..
the city Of Wheeling, and Mary q
johnson Us. Kelley and Jacob, was set
for to-day. ,.o+, ... ..-
The court adjourned until this morn
ing Az o ciocK"H { GOO.
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TOb8ccOs.

TObaccOs. VI
.SC\Uk STOCK Is COMPOSED OF THE
" following standard d popular brands:
-l,.r-.v'L5 II INCH TWISTS.
10 Boxes Millner's,
20 Prairie Chicken,
- ~ Is boxes Yellow Jessa mine,
.. 10 I" Gold Medal:
10 Walkers.
8 Gold Leaf,
10 Penotscot:L * q.
Miller's. ?:
- 6hNoH TWIST, ( .
{, 26Caddies Luscious Chew,
~. ~ POUNDS. ~
- l0bexes Bookers l-" ..,.
IS Eda Ashby, 81 A"
IS Common,
.7y Virginia Dare Navy u.s.
Tfngle q Ishams choice navy3
Monstor g and pounds, +,
Rose Bud Bright navy Sc, e. | .
Andrew Jackson Black navySt
Spun Roll in caddies, ar'neS
6TWist In kegs, 800 'N POI
Al In store and for sale cheap ---'L
TINGLE d ISHAM. -
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Lime and Cement.

Lime ana ComenC.
r AM OFFERING HOME MADE LIME
and Cement for sale that Is unexcelled
6y any Imported article which comes to
the city. The article has been tested by
builders and manufacturers, 10 who N par
ties will be referred upon wishing to inves.
tigate. Patronize home manufacture and
save I, eight, Al. LONG,
nnar28 so Cor. Woods and nth SITS.
CUGAR CURED SHOULDERS.
One Cask Evans Bros sugar Cured
Shoulders for sale by. r J. sMYTHc =
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Police CoURr. There were only two
cases before the Police Court yesterday
morning. " Oh. ~
= David Oliver behaved in . very dis
orderly manner on Saturday night, and
for which outraged justice demanded
twenty dollars and costs. 1t was paid.
Charles Schnapp for 9 complicated
drunk, was fined twenty dollars and
coats. In default of settling the bill
he was committed to the castle for
thirty days.
In the afternoon . session was held
for. the especial benefit Of Owen Con-
merry and Joshua Miller. The first
named was charged with disordsrly
conduct and in default Of paying . fine
OF ten dollars and costs was sent up
thirty days. Miller was charged with
being drunk on the streets and was
fiaed twenty dollars and costs. Being
short of just that amount Of money, be
will linger at Csstle Kennedy, forthe
next thirty days. "
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Rock Candy Drips.
q BARRELS WHITE ROCK CANDY
O. q Drips, in store and for sale BY
r. j. SMYTH,
mrl7 Corner Market and l4th streets
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THs CrY's DEATHS We are usder
obligations to Dr.. Jepson, Health Of
fcer, for the following report:
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7, W. I BRREL,
Centre Wheeling

Centre Wheeling.
New SPRING GooDs.-For the greatest
variety aud most beautiful styles Of
dress goods, silks and mohaires, Of all
descriptions, at prices go cheap that
they viii astonish any Judge of them,
90 now to 30 j. w. FERREL's,
Centre Wheeling.
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CHEAP! cheap! cheap! another new
arrival Of =, dry goods, carpets aud oil
cloths, cheaper than ever. 40 * ..
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THE Board of Commissioners granted
ivs ordinary liceu ses yesterday.
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LOCAL, INTELLIGENCE.

ASS4S 49, = ~A~A~S>
Index 10 New Advertisements.
Mats and Matting-G. Mendel
Booth K Co.
Public Sale OF High School Lots.
Nail City Brewery.
Rugs and Mats--Hsrbour IL Dit
man. -.
Casters-F. C. Winship & Co.
For Sale-Spripg Wagon. 7
Lost-Pocket Book.
Temperance Meeting.
Grand Complimentary Benefit
Washington Hall. E.
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the Board was directed to certify the
xame to the Auditor of the State. :.
The petition Of j. 81. Cox, for the
removal OF B. T. Yates, Justice Of the
peace of Liberty district, was referred
to the committee on Court House and
Jail. .,...-. t.. =
The following resolution was referred
to the committee on Finance and Ac-
counts
Resolved, That the sum of SIC, 900 be
and 10 hereby appropriated to the fol-
lowing wards. to be paid out of the
levy of 1874. and expended under the
direction of the committee on Roads
and Bridges, viz:
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postage.
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DEATHS IN WHEELING DURING APRIL, 1874,
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bills amounting to $5S4.3O, was adopt
ed the bills ordered paid.
The report OF the committee on Roads
and Bridges, recommending the pay
ment OF bills amounting to $7l.5O, was
adopted and the bills ordered paid.
A delegation OF four ladies from
Triadelphis township appeared before
the Board with a petition signed BY
about two hundred persons. praying that
the Board OF Comm issioners refuse to
grant any licenses for the sale OF intox-
icsting liquors in the county for the en-
suing year. No disposition whatever
was madeby the petition presented by
the ladies.
Rev. Mrs. Ball, enc OF the delegates
was granted permission to offer prayer.
The lady then offered q fervent prayer
in behalf of the cause OF temperance,
after which the delegation retired
The resignation of Lawrence Clark
as constable OF Webster township was
read aud accepted.
The petition OF large number Of
citizens OF Brooke and Ohio counties,
asking that the sum Of $1,000 be sps
proprlated for the purpose OF macad-
amizing the east division, from Clinton
to the Brooke county line, Of the
Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany
turnpike road, and also to
appoint . suitable person
in the vicinity to superinteud the same,
was referred to the.committee on Roads
and Bridges.
The petition of Thos. Steele and 9th
ers for q review Of q road, was referred
to the same committee.
Petition from Liberty district. asking
the opposition OF the Board to the le-
ga!ization OF the sale OF liquor. No
action Was taken. ... s..
The petition OF Aug. Roediger, to
keep an ordinary in Fulton, was
granted. ,
q The petitions Of August Heimberger,
William Stamm, Frank Walters. and
August Roettger,::for ordinary icersts
for the sale OF liquors, wines, beer, @c.,
were granted.
On motion the Board adjourned until
II o'clock Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met at II o'clock, all The
members being present.
The committee on Finance and Ac-
counts having examined the deliqueLt
list of the Sheriff for 1878, the clerk Of
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-09-24
TA,evins I'm she Country.

There seems to be regular system of
thieving among the farmers in the
country this week during Fair time
on Monday or Tuesday the house Of
J. T. Smith on tho west side OF the
river was entered in the absence OF
the family and property the value Of,
say $40, taken.among which was new
suit OF clothes belonging to Mr.. Smith.
Capt. Wm.H.Kitterman, of Dahlonegs
township, gives the following account
Of . raid on his house:
ION returning from the Fair yester
day, we found that our house had been
visated ny some person in mead az
money, clothing, jewelry, &C.. a. goods
70 the amount of from $50 10 37R lad
been taken. Two coats, one pa;r n.nts
shirts, &C., to the amount 81 S9k IA,
longing to Mr.. G. w. Buckner' ws. ~
ken, which leaves him In rather : nre-
cartous condition 10 be wintered. INT
l don't pity him much - he has mo
business to hsve two coats and so
many shirts; % for me I was at the
Fair; and had al my good clothes on !:
he had examined my old coat and
brown overalls for nickels, but with
poor snccess. He got money and post
age stamps TO the amount of about
Y 10. which was the property Of
MI. Buckner, which leaves him nearly
strapped. All the love letters ana
pictures Of young ladies that he had
In the pocket Of that new coat -
gone. He sampled most ali of Mr.. K,s
jclliee, ate . hearty meal, put whaf
things he wanted In carpet seck
(which belonged to Buckner) ma
moved on, % | suppose, hoping Tor
bttter luck next time.
" II. KITTEaNAN."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-09-24
Wapelle Coansy Agricultural Fair
AAj0urned.

The extremely bad weather of this
week has absolutely forced the man
agement to adjourn the Fair. 1t open
ed, 90 far as entries were concerned,
with bright hopes, and for this, the
management return their most sincere
thanks to exhibitors. It has been ut.
terly impossible, however, to with.
stand day after day OF constant rain,
and this a. N, Friday, 18th inst, the
directors decided to adjourn the Fair
to September Goth. Commencing on
that day, it will continue on the 3Oth
inst, and on October 1st and End. pss !
All exhibitors are hereby notified
that they can let their entrances stand,
or they can withdraw their entrance,
and their entrance money will be re-
paid to them. Call on Secretary w.
H. Caldwell in reference to this mat
ter. The management desire to say
that they had on exhibition the largest
and best show Of cattle by far that was
ever seen in Wapello county, and these
cattle exhibitors have all promised to
return. They further state that they
werc exceedingly well pleased with the
bright promise OF success before
them, until the windows Of Heaven
seemed to open without stint or ces-
satiOn, and drove them from the field.
All the county papers are. requested
to give as great publicity AZ they
can to this adjournment The man.
egement feel that with fair weather
the adjourned Fair.will prove grssi-
flying success.
At all events, one thing Il certain,
they will labor to that end, to the best
Of their ability.
L. r. NEWELL, Pres'k