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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-15
Foo Id.

We endcavor to adapt the food to the con-
diiion of the patient We do not stDrve oar
patieats, bat DO recommend plenty Of whole
some, nOur,shing food, but no stimnlauts
with which to waste the Vitality OF the pa
tient. what is eaten should favor the pro-
cases of publication which are essential to
recovery.
Suppose n patient comes to us with con-
gested liver. Could we ever hope to cure
him if he should continue TO clog that organ
daily with improper iood2 By attention to
thosc common sense matters wo make our
cures rapid and thorough.
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HOUSE.

Under the call OF States several bills
were introduced aud referred, and
among them the following
By Mr.. Wood, to regulate the s.r'
vice in the collection OF customs q! the
various ports o. entry in the United
States and the disposition OF the fiGes,
peualties and forfeitures incurred under
the laws relating to customs. Referred.
By Mr.. Fort, resolutions OF the lli'
nois legislature, asking for Legislation
TO secure to the people Of the United
States equal advantages AID facilities
as to the rates OF time and tCausporta-
ton on the Union Pacific Railroad am
its several branches.
By Mr.. Wells, a bill in relation to
rates of freight and passenger on Paci>
tic railroads.
EBy Mr.. Rusb, q bill for the consiruc-
ton q ship canal from the Mississippi
river TO the 6ulf OF Mexico.
By Mr.. Butler, Of Massachusetts 8
bill for improving navigation at the
mouth OF toe Mississippi river.
Mr.. Packer, chairman OF the Pos.
Office Committee, moved to suspend
the rules and pass the bill for the free
exchange OF newspapers between pub
lishers, aud the free transmission OF
newspapers by mail within the county
of their publication. The motion was
agreed to and the bill was pessed. Yeas
l7S; nays Al.
The text OF the bill is as follows
That from and after the passage ot
this act the following mail matter sba,!
be allowed to pass Tree in mails: lst
Newspapers, periodicals aud usgsz,0e.
reciprocally interchanged between pub
fishers aud not exceeding ten ounces ir
weight, to be confined TO G sipgle COPY
OF each publication. ID, Newspapers
ore copy to each actual subscriber
residing or receiving the same withil
the county vnere The same is publish
ed, but carriers shall rot be required L
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Mississippi Crevassc.

New ORLEANS, April IA crevassc
800 feet wide is reported at McCollom's,
two miles below Baton Rough. on the
left bank. The State engineer who was
dispatched to The mouth Of the bayou
Plaquemine, to cut the dyke which
keeps the waters OF the Mississippi out
OF the said bayou, nas returned without
executing his mission. The citizens oi
Iberville parish and the town OF fiai
ouemiDe, in public meeting proclaimed
against cutting dyke, aud resolved TO
pTeyent it bv force. They have detail
I'd armed men TO guard the levee. 1t
is now positively asserted, by those
best informed, that the opening Of
bayou PIaquimine would overflow the
town OF Plse uimine and tue greater
portion OF lbervllle parish, hence the
opposition OF citizens.
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New york live StoeIt Market.

NEW York. April l3.-Beeves-Fresh
receipts 1850, making 1920 for the
week, against 9,37O last week quality
scarcely fair; trade only moderate at
Fridays quotations, showing decline
for the week OF ic. Texsn's ranged at
81 10 IOlc; natives from .! to iZIc WIN
a few re.ail sales at l3c S6eeP-AI-
rivals 1880, making 1920 foT the
week against l9,080 lsst week; demand
weak and trade Glow g! a5,9'c :oI
ordinary TO extra clipped sheep aud
CAGS3c ior common TO strcty PRIME
uoshorp. Swiue-Receip;s Yesterday
aud to-day 1920. making @.73O Tor
the week, against 1850 last week.
Nothing OF consequences doing in live
hogs. City dressed shade frmeE q,
Tic !or medium and light weights.
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ISDEA Ma.
Serious C&RrSs Against The CrusR'
ders.

Serious CaRrSs Against thc CrusR'
ders.
JErrERaoyvrLLE, April l5.-For the
last month a report has been circulated
on the streets 10 the effect that the wo-
men composing the temperance hoard
were being paid one dollar and hall
per diem for their prayers. In an edl-
torial in the New Albany Ledge, the
report, coming as reliable, is severely
criticised, and at temperance meeting
at Mozart Hall. Saturday evening, the
editors informant was denounced, by
Jas. Ferrier, in an excited manner, most
harsh auG bitter, as liar, scoundreI,
and villain. The editors informant
proves 10 be q newspaper reporter, who
SAYS hiz informant is an honorable gen
t!eman, and has no objection TO giving
his name, and suggests TO the temper
arce union to clear away the charges,
and not deDounce men az liars, scound-
re!s, and villains in public because they
discuss street talk.
The situation between temperance
and au;i-temperance seems TO be OF an
irritable political n@iu:c.
Urntn uf AN Editor.
TnREE HArrr, April l3.-James
SchouN, editor Of tac Paris, ILL.,, Gazette
5;.i ys,,.-iav from the effects OF Nor
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Npw York Market.

New YORK, April I3.-Cotton-
Dull middliog uplands l1!c. Flour
Firm and more doing; supertiDe western
aud state s. 50, common TO good
sc 3j@6 Is; good to choice 20 QUO
6 so; white wheat extra sc SO97 % /,
extra Ohio Sc 3jGG 10. Wheat
Moderate demand aud eighty higher;
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 559l 81 Nc.
2 Milwaukee ! 62@l G3 winter red
western | 70. Rye-Frm at Il OjN9
ll2. Barley-Dull; Canada 81 AZ.
COMM fair demand and closing quiet,
new western mixed S6a 90c; old do
9O(a9l: white western S7@Ss8c; dam
aged Csc. Oats-Firm; mixed 90 q
64lc; while wsstern Gj@GSc. Coffee
Dull. S1gar-Essier and in good de-
maud. Petroleum-Crude 7t9Tc
refined 1890. Pork-Heayy; new mes'
Is Is on spot and May; II 90 June
Beer-Quiep middirgs dull; long clear
&c; short do 9l:. Lsr1-Heavy
prime steam 10 Il-l6c on spot; 10 lie
GIOtc April lO4@l0 3-l6c Msy
Butler-Hesyy; western 2492Ic
Whisky-Firm at 95tG96c
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SAN FRANCISCO.
HHrdp


San FRAxCtc1, Apri! lG.-Another
murder was committed last night in
the private residence Q! man named
Fitzpatrick, in Howard street. james
II. Fleming entered the house at late
hour intoxicated. and commenced
abusing Fitzpatrick who tried to put
him Out but could not 90 50, Fleming
broke loose and attacked q young man
named John G. Corbett and knocked
hlm down, Corbatt regainei his feet and
rot Fleming down aud stabbed him
tour times with a dirk. Fleming died
in 4 few miautes. Corbett is in custody.
In tue shooting affray at Nirglnis
City between Matt Rsdding, gambler,
and Barney kenuey five or six shots
were exchanged, Kenney hitting Red
ding four times. He is believed to be
fatally wounded. Kenney escaped.
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u
Europe in ofthe Greece's boats. The
Greece stood by until II m, to see If
she could render any assistance and
after seeing sail made on the Europe
left her in latitude 47', So; longitude
3O0, 4O', with her head pointed south
eaat and a strong westerly wind blowing
s. F. T. Read, a passenger on the
Europe, states that q leak occurred on
the last voyage. The ship was then
put in a dry dock in the harbor and
she made little water. The day after
she left Brpst che made little more
and on the I'd OF April water got into
the ships cabin. About 1880 a m.'
on the ID of April they sighted the
Greece. The passengers then had the
first alarm that the ship Was sinking
and at 1880 they were told to save
themselves.
Every verson on board was removed
10 the Greece and nothing whatever was
allowed to be transferred from the
Europe, not even her hand bags. The
Europe's boats were scarcely lowered
before those from the Greece were
alongside. There were eight boats OF
the Europe and three OF the Greece.
The ladies were first removed and they
were not even allowed TO carry their
necessary baggage, The French
captain, Lamarie, really declared the
ship in danger of sinking, and thar
there was no time to save the valuable
baggage. This gentleman says the
leak occurred in the central compart-
meuts under the machinery, as the
Captain stated. Three boats were
swamped before the labor was finished.
Everything possible was done by the
captain and crew OF the Greece to make
the captain. crew aud passengers OF the
Europe comfortable.
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ST. LOUIS.
a Novel Crusade,

Sr. LOUIE, April l3.-The Glo55 ""S
a letter from Nj. Vernon, ILL.,, WI b
gives gu account OF new kit "i
c.u ,ading practised 10 that toNn last
Friday. Mrs. S. S. Wilson, accompan cd
by her sister-iu.iaw, Mrs, Thomas
Wilson, went to the drug store OF L.
NJ. Sheppard aud demanded a pres
cyiption upon which her husband pro-
cured liquor. Mr.. Sheppard being
absent lis clerk told her she would
have to see Dr.. Porter and get him to
revoke the prescription. Nrs. Wilson
REGARDING l.ra u 49, evasion, drew q
reyo.y,. lrru .,r mIN and ;o'd the
cleti. 81, .c p..... sc Np mat pEcscrlp-
ton She would blow L!s brains out
and presented the revolver at bis head
in state o. great excitement. A psrley
vas had however, and Mrs. Wilson
finally induced to call on DR.. Porter,
which she did with drawn weapon, and
obtained speedy revocation OF the
pre scription. The ladies then marched
to Sbeppsrds and DR.. Johnson'e drug
store and with presented arms gave
them their orders, after which they
went home much to the relief Of the
Doctors ard saloonists OF the town,
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Toledo market.

ToLEDo, April l3-Flour-ln fair
demand and firm. Wbeat-Fsir de-
msnd aud firm; No. white Michigan
81 IS; No. , do 81 &c, extra do 81 Gs;
amber Michigan 81 499l 49!; May
81 53!; 10. . red 81 48. Corn-Stesdy
and higher; mixed 69!e; May G9}S
June 7Olc; old 73r low mixed 69!c;
no grade 633G damaged 66c. Oats
Fair demand and frm; No. / 5i.c1 No.
9 5OiG5lc. Clover Seed-s6 80
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RRliimnrc MAflXeI.

BALTIMORE, April lS.-Flour-Very
firm; Howard street aud western su-
perfne S4 7565 50; extra 6 00@6 so;
family I 25@S %. Wheat-Firm and
unchanged. Corn-Active and frm;
new western mixed SAC; old do SSc.
Oats-Srong and higher; western 64
@67c. Rye-Firmer; 81 0O@l o..
Provisions-Quiet and firm. Mess
Pork SlT 25. Bulk Shoulders GO
Csc; clear rib sides s}@9c. Bacon
shoulders 73c; clear rib sides &c; sugar
cured hams lialjc. Lard l0@l0tc.
Butter-In fair demand; new north
western tub 30@3Ic; old do 24Ca30c
Cofree-Dull ard nominal. Whisky
Firm Rt 97IGqSc.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April l3.-Flour-Quiet
aud unchanged. Whest-In lair de-
maud aud advanced; No. spring | 26!;
No. , Chicago spring ! 2Sl; spot apc
April ! 26s; May l 2S; June No. 8 do.
i 1901 ~; rejected IL. Corn-In
fair demand and firm; No 2 mixed 62lc;
cash 65ic; May 66tc; June new No .
mixed 6l@6l&c; rejected old 6lsc; new
591 960c. oats-Siesdy; No. 2 43lc
spo; 46ic Nav; rejected 43c. Rye
S;esdy; No. . 9O9?2c. Bsrley-In fair
demand and firm; No. 2 spriug l 65@
rs. Po,k-S;eady; IL % cash; l6 0O
@l6 05 MAY: l6 - June. Lard
Steady st 9 IS cash or May; 9 Is June.
Bulk Mests-Stesdy and no sales
Whisky-Steady st 93c.
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I.oufayIIIc market.

LOUISVILLE, March l3.-Cotton-
Quiet at l6Lc. Flour-Qniet and un
changed. Wheat-Quiet aud un-
changed. Corn-Quiet and uuchapG
ed at 7O9I2c. Oats-Quiet and un,
changed at 5S@62c. Hay-Quiet
Proyisions---Quicu; mess pork enc 90,
bulk shoulders &C; clear rib sides SEC;
clear sides SIC; loose bacon shoulders
&c; clear 81 22l@9 75 packed; sugar
cured hams l2t,al22c. Lsrd-Tierce
lOc; kcrs l0ic. Wmsky-93c. Bag
ging-l23@l4c.
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New York Dry Goods Marhet.

New YoHE, April l3.-There is IL
better feeling in trade and slightly in-
creased activity noticed in the market
for staple cotton goods, prints, percalss
and dress goods. Cotton goods are
nomiDalIy steady aud unchanged in
prices 10 first hand, but jobbing rstes
are irregular on some Of the popular
make Amoskcag dcHlms and tick
lrg5 sold up % receip's abd firm.
Prints, fancy shiTtIngs aud percales are
in good request Woolsu goods are
dull and uaecttlcd.
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CASADA.
Intal Accident.

SrARTA, April lG.-WBile some men
were repairing an old well at Dexter
Village, Saturday, the curb gave way
letting the earth fall and burylng three
men, two brothers named Black and a
man named Williams. All were killed.
ST. GATHERINGS, April l3-The pro-
peller Milwaukee arrived at Port Dal.
housie this morning, bringing the crew
and yawl OF the Schooner Meteor. The
Meteor was found in sinking condi'
ton. The Milwaukee towed her three
hours, when she sunk, five miles from
Osypr
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KANSAS.
Fire.

JUNCTION CIrr, April ia FIRE
esriy this morning destroyed seven
buildings in the business part OF the
town, inclu ing Wither's Wholesale
liqusr store, Kent drug store, the Hsle
House, Mulgsrd's restaurant, aud heavy
damage to the stock OF Schulz j. Monroe,
grocers. Loss $4,000; insured for
$4,000. The fire is supposed TO be
the work OF sn incepdisry. There is
no fire engine in the town A shower
of rain prevented the flames from
spresding.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April l3, ST. NJ J
PROBABILITIES,
On Tuesday over New England, ln>
creasing coudiness, east to south winds
and rising temperature will prevail
with rain during the night. For the
Middle States and Lower Lake Region,
rising temperature, southeast to south
west winds increasing to trlsk with
cloudy and raining weather. For the
South Atlantic States, fresh and orlsK
east to south winds, generally cloudy
weather, rising temperature and hga1
rain. For the Gull States east OF the
Mississippi and northwsrd over the
Ohio Valley, cloudy and rainy wealth
er with south to west winds increasing
to brisk and high. From Missouri and
Kansas northward over Minnesota and
Dakota, north to west winds, iallins
temperature and clear and clearing
weather, which conditions extend esst-
wari over the Upper Lake region
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CInciuuati Market.

CINCINNATI, April lS-Cotton-Quist
81 l6fc. Flour-Steady and uuch.ug-
ed. Whest-Quiet at 81 IS. Corn
Firm at 65@67c. 0sts-Steady at As
@66c. Rye--Dull and unchanged.
Barley-Steady at 81 60@l 20. Oils
Unchanged. Egcs-Steady At l2!c.
Butter Dull and lower choice $40
S5c. Cheese-Firm. Pork-Quiel
held at SO IS. Lsrd-Quiet and
steady; steam 9SS9 S.l6c; kettle 9Ic9
lOc. Bulk meats-ln good demand
and firm; shoulders 6sc; clear rib sides
Sc; clear SS@SSc. Bacon-Quiet and
steady; shoulders 6ic; clear rib sides
50 90; clear 9s@9ic. Whisky-ln
good demaud and firm At 9ic.
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CLEVELAND.
Fire.

CLEVELAND, April ia fire this
morning destroyed the large drying
sheds Of the Lake Shore & Michigan
Railroad Company, situated about
miles east oi Union Pass depot. Inc
sheds were filled with seasoned lumber
a large quantity of which was destroy
e5. Loss from $4,000 to $4,000. The
fire was kiudled BY sparks from a pasa-
ing locomotive.
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CENCINNATT,
drowned.

CINCINNATI, April lS.-TwO em-
ployes Of Robinson's circus, Hamilton
and Parks, while loading cages on
board barge boat at Fifth street yes
terday, fell into the river and were
drowned.
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THE PAVING ORDINANCE.

We presume that at the meeting OF
Council this evening the consideration
OF the street paving ordinance will be
resumed. 1t will certainly be found
necessary to specify distinctly in the or-
dinauce the several streets or parts OF
streets 10 be improved at this time, for
il is by no means likely that the peo.
ple will authorize the issue Of bonds for
paving purposes generally, leaving the
determination of the locality to be
souabbled over in council hereafter, II
the paving fund is created without sO
express designation o. the particular
streets to be first paved, IT
is likely to become ;ae prey
OF rival Interests and to be iEittered
sway in patching the streets here ard
there, or 10 paving around scattered
souares. But If the streets be desig-
mated, the people will know what they
are voting for when the question as to
the creation OF the debt is submitted 10
popular vote.
1t was first proposed to pave Zane
street, the upper part OF Main, Six
teenth, and the lower part Of Chapline.
1t seems to US that the proposition
made by Mr.. PANNELL to amend the
ordinance by substituting Virginia and
Huron streets for Zane, is an eXcellea
one AMI worthy Of adoption. |,
would give us two good thorough
fares across the Island at bI; little il
anv more expense than the cost OF one
1t will be almost impossible 10 pave
Zane street 20 as to satisfactorily endure
the neayy hauling that passes owe: II,
so long as The street railway tracA re
mains npou K; bat ty d:rer.inE the
heavy traffic 10 Virginia street, Zane
may be kept in excellent order in its
present maCadamized state. At the
same time the cost Of gra ling Nirg, MA
street and preparing bed for the
boalders will be but little If any more
than the cost of similarly preparing
Zane; the cost OF paving oae
will he about the same
as would tha, OF the other; hut j; the
the bordering be done upoa Virginia
street leaving Zane well macadamizsd ID
it is easy to see that two good streets
leading across the Island will thus
have been secured, ins,eai Of only one
which, at its best, must continuc to be
obsrruc;ed by the street railway
The advantage to he gained 10y thi:
departure from the original plan seem,
10 as so obvious that We can scarcely
believe il will meet with much opPosi
ton Citizens residing on Zaue stree
will certainly have no good cause 70
objection, Tor il the heavy traffic be
tween Bridgeport and Wheeling, th'
coa' wagons, and the freight received
OF shipped over the Cleveland an
t'''S'''sn road lie diverted to Virgin
l" street. Zane nav he easily kept il
good order instead Of bo;,. . -.
continuous b-i OF mud in the win,s
ana o. GUS IN tie summer. 1t is no
the people VINO reside upon the Islam,
who make tIe mosiuse OF the thorough
fare; it is those who haul goods Re
tween this eide OF the river and IN
Ohio shore.
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BOSTON.
In. oriaI Contest.

Bo.coy, April 10. The 22i ballot
s5r United Stales Senator resulted as
Gollows. Whole number Of votes 2Ig,
receetsarv 10 a choice 10. Dawes,
63 Hear 81, Curtis g. Adams II,
Pnllock I3, Banks :, Sanford ), Wash
Lurn 5, Whittier, Leonsrd and Pitmsn,
each.
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pntIHd,IDhia Market.

PnILspyLrmt, April l3--FIour-
In good demRud and firm; superGns
5O0dj 37i; Wisconsin and Minnesota
extra family 7OO(97 By; State Indiana
and Ohio 7 506S 25. Wheat-Firm;
red | GO@I g.; amber 749l so; No
apring 50 Rye-Steady At 9Sc
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE

PARIS, April l3.-The Government
has issued a circular prohibiting al
tseks by papers aud declaring President
MacMahon's powers inconiesuble.
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NEW 1UKA MATE

OswEG,, April l3-The schooner
Cheyne Ames, with wheat from Toledo
arrived tonight. This is the first ar.
rival through the Wellsud csnal this
season.
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The CruaRherH.

TIE ladies turned cut 10 full ioGce
to-day, their forces being divided into
two divisions, and visited some ofthe
leading hotels and number OF the
principal saloons, where they were al
lowed to eater and conduct their GER
vices. John A. Wool, the proprietor Of
leading saloon on Wood street, eur
rendered, having disposed o. mis- lease
y a member Of the crusading party.
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GOvERNMESTs-Qulet aud hrm.

SToCKs--0pened weak and prlcea de
clined ! to ! per cent, but rallied later
aud closed strong at the highest point
OF the day, having advanced form to
II per cent. The leading features were
Erie, Pacific Mail, Lake Shore, West
eru Uuion, Union Pacific, Wabash,
New York Central, Northwestern com
mon aud Hannibal & S. Joseph. The
sales between 10 aud = o'clock were
l750OO, OF which $500 were Western
Uulou, 1000 Ueion Pacific, 400
Wabash, 10000 Pacific NAL, 5000
New York Ceutrsl, 5000 st. Paul,
10000 Lake Shore, $500 Northwestern
common, IS, 500 Ere and $500 Hsnnl'
bal 4 81. Joseph.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Scw YORK money aud Siocr Marie,

New YOrn noneY ana siOth MaThc'
New York, April l3.-MoNEY-
Closed essy at 4@5 per cent. Sterling
lower at 4S4! for 90 dsye, and 4os tor
sight. Customs receipts $4,000.
GoLD-Advanced ia ll3, just preyl-
ous to the close, and the final sales
were at 1882, the extremes OF the day
having been at ll3.@ll3Jc. Carry
ing rates > and 3 per cent. The AS
.istaut Treasurer dlsbursed $4,000.
CIearings SIS 900.
GovERNMENTs-Quiet aud firm.
Sr,rp RoyDs-Dull and nominal
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April l3.-The Carlist force
before Gcroua have retired, the mu-
uicipal authorities having paid them
100000 reals
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ANUS z M & NTS.
RMUSE M e ENTS.
W0 NIGHTS ONLY
BY THE JENNY HUsE
Grand Operate Concert Troupe
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
Wednesday & Thursday Evenings,
APRIL 10Th and 10Th.
me Great American Prima Donns
JENNY BUSK.

Assisted by tho following Celebrated Ar.
a1 MARIE IN CROSSE, the eminent
Hr.siDwpY LhNTER, the r,sates, IIv-
ing performer on tho Flute, Of the Peabody
HERN sCHONANE. the Ce!ebratsd
MILK. DAVIES, BsItimores ysvorite
Baritone.
Mr. LOUIS BLUHESsHALL, ylollnb,l,
also Of the Peabody Institute.
All Of the above hTiistss appearing In
two Of Their Fashionable Grand Concerts
SubscTip ION tickets admittIDg one per.
son 20 the two Concerts 81. tinglc COrcrr
Ticket with RsseT ged Beat In Orchestra or
Or. 81 ,'Ircle, 81. General Admission Tick.
cts at BC1 ONCE, nights Of IonfeEis. 10
Dress Circle or OTchestTn, 81. Reserved
5eat, Family Circle, ono Concert VI. Gen.
ersl adnl lsslOn tickets, Family Circle, -
cents, Sale Of Subscription Tickets only
commences at Adams LucaS N usic btoTs
Monday, ApTii I3tb, amer l0h. NJ. Junsday,
gaIe ( nGferyed Peats only, at same DlscD,
same hour. wednesday, at Box Uffics Di
OueTa House, sale Of Resery'd heats con-
tinusd same hour, and st night Oi Concerts
lie general admission Tickets
The two Concerts as aLoye at
HamiItOh's Opera House,
James FizdmmonS, L1ee and Manager.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-14
PITTSBURGH.
Discharged.

PTr.BURCH, April l3.-The con-
spiracy case against Ross, GT:er and
Dickson has at last been brought to q
close, and resulted in the discharge Of
al the lp'prlspts.