davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-04-12

ieir tn COOL gunpovlor. 4AaGso; e1trn tfnynuc.
tl.lAh1.ss rnasley. common to 9ood, % *oc: good
yo; cotnn1o,, ID COOL ir, to37oc fair 10 eoe old,
~ 43sc; common do. iutatic: common tn 9ne ooIonet
alt4'r: Eood, 81 soc; cEoico 10 extra, o. SIC
=. 81 o for map T. and SID Tor bee h.-eliscrt1
VrAI.~l.nnco irssl trcAasas y. intad At .GaS:.
Tour veal TAT net In arss-caxs eouaslon, SOLD at
3i:aar. .......
w,oi-was 1uls.. sn,s ordsrs arc received and
ny :: the n.a Es'ee, Ihe s'oss M 't yssy :s
.oat ID prime tntwashta ssaIse: poor 10 Good sat'
wA.lcsl, l.Gaico; hna and hlsuul washsd ictce y
al q: fancr d. hJs: rolrhA washtd fo,te, 4i8{ac;
medium and eoarao unw4shed, aC837n; fae un-
walhel, T6sJ3c; pulled wool. 42qst7c.
, 1875-04-12
NIAleINE e.
LAKE MICHIGAN NEWS.
ctt10kf1n.

Ths sehr Emma {. Mays was chartered Saturday for
load OF coru 10 aatniA At q through rats.
Three ve44s!s, uaaes unknown. sn9agcd 10 losd On
tha sas eass a tho aunrtxe aud aolIan WsAt-stor-
sge or trapkfsF.
The baayy rain Of yestorday hAz caused tho rvss to
rise seyss.l|Inches, and hurs u prospect that tbs
yesssls now rasAug on the bottom viii 81 snoAt-
It stated that part Of t,s mosquito est will lss1e
thIs weak fos tbs Afebtgaa lumbar re9ion. Ths1s "
u ImIuouss amount Of iunlher 1t 0E4ud Haven AID
otAsr Mlchi1su ports awaiting shipment 10 this ely.
of It. Uudet bas sunt III following c.rcu!xr
to tbs nsnbss II th< Chicago Noasd Of IA&s undss.
writer's; ...-.. ..
, 1875-04-12
PROVISIONS.

PROVISIONS.
1o1 rnOpNCTs-Wcro rather dull except IN rnrk,
anl lower iii rcual, though hogs wera In Email supply
and Grmer. Liverpool was ID per 1t2 ItA 1owcr TN
Iar and New York xas weak bu. The chief for
ihe iecliua here seemed 10 DO sympathy with grain.
/. wss foarod that, tbs recent excitement IN bFcal
atuna was too much for performance, tho fanc r'ite
would hotd good III provisions which naye Iocn force
up much Ii iher than grain by speculative bnylng
1fcnco weak tono, ius ~ widespread dcsire 10 sell
for future delivery, and s1ackcne,l demand.
En1rMENrs-The Commercial Report gives Tho FOL-
lowing ~ Tho shipments Of pruvtsonA from this point
s1r the week cnltns April g. 1875. and sipes Nov.
lB7t together with cun1parisuus:
, 1875-04-12
IIso tho following, w1thons comparisons:
Kind az produce. Rfte'ftf'

Withdrawn from Rtora on Friday for city con-
surton GO bu wheat, 1901 bu corn. 1231 BIT oats
8l3 hu barley.
Tho following grain wns Inspected Into store satnr'
day morning: car No. spEius, - cars No. do.
cars No: do, cars rclecsol do ~ 9hcst); cars
No. corn, cars rejected do; carr white OTIS
cars No. do, cars reIeoted do; car No. barley;
4ears No. DO. Total ot cars, Or 5000 en' n,
apected out: 63.657 bn wheat, 2l,oa7 bu corn 4lla
III cats, ,99a hu rye, 1897 bu barley.
Tho following vera Tho receipts and shipments o.
breadus nnst liss stor At this point dntnR the past
week. and for tile corresponding wesks ondang !"
NnteJ.
, 1875-04-12


MESS ponx-Was acAvo md wcak, declining 100 pr
br from tho closing psi:ns m Friday, uudcr the fact
Of hrns offerings. chIey for june delivery, pevcrzl
rartss xhb hs carried Tor weeks be1ug anxious TO u-
sloit tins, rallied for wills, md ag,!n turned
downward. HA1es reported Of t.25o trB csh and
Keller April at 81. .7ha ~ 36 urls areF My u
s.! .Gja a. 10 40 Grls roller JUNG Ut $!i6Gs135
Ct August 1t fa..Tp. Total s9so bril-. Tue market
closed At &1 20 cas seller tho month 81 .EoQa21.51
for May; t2..73 u 20 1ok 1una; ana nou!nAly as
$21.o159 92.u5 for july.
clelr pork wss quoted At $40 pflns ues1 Al slpo1
aud sxtra prime at $3.50 16.00.
LAnp-Has 1uet and a!aloc PET 100 lbs lower, with
css disposition to press sales It tho dociino than wst
ANAL, whicl. naatlo holders comparatively lrm. Sales
reports Of 1,7so tca seller say u SIS 20
$3.50 tcs Eeer 1une at slj.4gI Is *ul 2S,0 tcs
selct JulY tt 5.(4ai6.In. Total. l1,tool!ef. Tho
s5..aSaio.2ix for aay; $ls.+3sl5s7h for Juno; md
$lt.'b ais 10 Tor July.
MsA1s.Wpre dull and easiar. The only salo report
o VIA 1IO, 900 IL shoulders at 7i5r cat There was
seldom that much can ba dono Saturday aud they
prufeszed TO walt ti moro orders to buy should
cone III. The a,nrket closed at no for slouders
cash or te!ier Aprl ec do sccr May a,c do seller
3nne leas CIR HIS sas e seller Az, Ap, H., % ee
ca.h Or roller April; do se!er May, 1l.io; do
eeler June, 1lytci short c!sara. cash seller
| April, 11!<o do seller MAY, 11tso !; do te|!rr
swect.reklcl hams. u Il. everrec,. ll1tal?c. p.
con meats quolsl it 13R0l.ho tor hams. n,pc for
shoulders. l2sn for short ris, anl 1s}so for shn
| clear1-all paeked.
0nFAsg-WsN a,Ett at sG7l9c. ......
changed, It $92 for ,c.s, I225 for sztza mess, and
TAtLow-Quotal at 84@aHc.
, 1875-04-12

ah1ng'ea on track tAi....r......,....... .dAs !so
01L8-The continued pleasant ueather 1s witness
Ing asaay increase In lhs sa!es ct llnses aud sus-
leucy TO kAYanca, MoRt othes oils are at!l quoted
u!ot Lard oil waa lsss smly held than on Tbs earlier
d,yu ot ths week. We quota Carbon (antArl wllts|.
is as to-: ~ sssi ..s
, wiaser lisa OIL si,aSS'.:s; No. siM@ i.oai n.
q, AUaS3u; liuass1 raw, IL do bued. Btc; ~lsie.
susasle; spsrtn ta.a59a4o; neaafoot oil, ssftetiy
pure, si.os; do extts. p5etS Il .ool do No. aksoc:
tusgentue, 43alta nsphtis, O. Gsivl1y. 1sN9i5e;
nallhtba. rolnMon. 14kts TIC,
PLyrATOEa-Ware lu actlyn demanf. rcAchblowa
soid at slsds easier reu# ths offerings leIng far.
Early Hose wore wsntod to pRnl, md brnught full
lylTos. Qao.ationa remain tile aame though II was
difficult to. gsl outside n9ustz fur peachbows
EASTERN poaehIlowa. $lfoel.l5: Wosttru,, 3i.0it3
Ids: Early la4s, E.starn, Si.o!@l.lo % Mes!ern.
g5a ss9 ,esSht1ows a1t91 from store 1t s'oso;
pOULTAf-Uontnues scArca aud oousequent!y urn.
TAs local dsu,sal wsa sutc1sutJ good 70 absosb sIl
tic offerings Turkeys. I've, 1atslio elirkons live.
4asoet.oo pef ao.; gso.o. lse, tioofa39o PER d14
SEEDs-Ttsnplby was 4alst aud steady at s1.Sk4
9t7K for good cholue. Clover tu fair request
Ind drnert medium selling II $59o9sai, aud 1nsn-
moth 1t 1.9:9I.1O. Alllst wss sslA1ls at N.9al15
sait0l for plius to chalss. dooa csu4hiug LAX ~As
BALT-rtsds u Improving, and tho market II telcs-
| 1slv arm. Quotations; Onnnd&8a and Saginaw, dus,
ilzmoud. SAi7K; dairy. without hsRs, el7o: d!tEy,
xith b4gs, tLe1t Aahton dairy, par s4et, $tOu2
| TEAs-lrtcos hhax no ttnkott4nt Variation from
tho4s heretotoEs Fuiiuy. There Wa free a1sstsa
lions u ths rangs Of prices following: Young Ay.on
common 10 good, Is SA3o choice TO sxrA ne, 1860
| SlQQ; ooaasn "a 1ue old hysont A30no; conasn to
nus tntssia. sa4aas good u eaoles %, 7sl3soo
, 1875-04-12
LOWER LAKE NEWS.
At ETstr RA

~ kHlEf YAs
Spse,al cbrr*tpsndsnes ~ Tia Eaiedqo Ttisuas
En1r, IA, April lo.--Rcpatra on tie United s...,
revonuo steamer Port, lying 1t this po,i ars no.
gressing AueIy. An entife nav deck, taillngs boe1
etc., have been put Ia, and tho vease will probably b
ready fur service BY the lat Of 5uho.
Mesarf. oaayle sons, shipbuilders at cltyellna.
Will build d largo steam bargU for Jaroct1 Co.. I
tlis port, this summer.
Tbs lighthouses y tins poH ware Lighted up for ths
iaser than shoy sero lit up last year.
TAe Anchor Lns eompany st this port ar. rea..1ps
atls opportunity. Other 9sssols hass ars bs.ag ~
paired. Eocalkea, and Fsittod.
Tbs prop MENDOZA. with Two barqes, arc Ting
en- the wesi s's Of tho PUBLIC dock. Thy bar. tua
lumber from Day oltY 10 thla port.
Tic eahr Monitor and brig Waoomo viii, ~
a. navigation Is fairly open. proceed 10 Toeia
where s ssy will sas'Fe Il tas r. S'!ns. s
yssscs laid up bore.
The harbor as this port has tcen entroly free f,n
leo tho past wock. L.rga quanaaa Of los srs atlu h
sonz Ss as nh Il s
that IN two weeks more uns 1aks Ests Will bo sauss1
free ffora lce.
The rrops1lera Mary Ja1eck, Fred Kelisy, and II II.
eooi q To:ode u ha asrIsst opportunity. whs,s sr
osn,a!aa sahoen.. or:nskse, .so ytns Il d, rt:..
tisn poTt On L.ke optatio. - ~-' 40 -''t''
y. &. 9. NrcH1aAN.
Tne United states sttnr Mich!g.n, n winter 47st.
spring rspaiss. Tha deck has bten nswly recalled,
her chin. 5satssd, and The Interior natnsa III
paired She Ti'l Leave here A!a saas2n s.tlitF nm
tatt vnars ~ III ~ - int9 ~ - IT.
tom elssnsd And repslrta. Tho vesssl IL tufsa
AZ 81 an aspasH1sa .n IT, ~ esSspoo !" III
Knols' b4u Of th.s city vi enlisted, ani nav pr.o
tics ehs shIp ersry dry. Tha lnd s now petm1
nent n9,ro on w Vessel !no HaSy M ~ II
Iii .tnrr, mnnit!ons. md material 10 bs usssd upas
| tho alehigku.
| NA9Y rKnsoXAkH.
D'u!sl 4 panny assser-1t.Arns Of ths Alshin% Yaa y
Capt ollls aa. s.ee,,ed ,args isn't and .ens from
parties ia AIsxlndrb, Va uMr. dls s1p.cls 70 hlrs
sv'A Au'. A..'ss w. Ae.. 49,. a'p'' ..,- m
Iee family o. VArtain M ul!s 81 tne M.sa,S'pf M M
dsrsssnd tt.t hs hss rented hou.s III ill eit,.
Master william rustt tho druu,msrboy, /, ony u.
Washington HsTy-f.ra' 70 duty on ths Alaa1san.
sa Honst Ms4ds q ts Ma5s s1asea e
a ths MaTine DarracEs In Naw York. IL u satcatd1
by Eeu. 0oodioo. '
r,,.,. @v.,,,. n..,,,, -. ..., a.,,rb.a fron tss
| tnHSts -. - ~ a. 80 - stcnasS TJast ~ 8 ".
n.nnsaIo' wlo H. bsen ro]lsyel from du,y On ,as
Michigan aud granted loaya Of ab.auca from As3
Ar nuY7ALo,
Ss.eta, cerr,vsna.nse " IA. cattaas T7s"., H.,
uprFALo n. T, April 2,--Ths hatbdt II olsaf o. ~
md punslo Air&r, IL far I. Tonawanda. b u.re'hle
Tins sehr a.seo vsa tho rst yessel to bend hst sin
At 1u.,s,o this s.asou. Al hsr canvas was ,ptsad -
to,a,v u,orn,nu.
NJ, ,,., n+v,rt md 1ona, a,r4vad from TonaxtnaA
rh,r.dss hsyius in low tic psv schoon.r pursa,,sl
, 1875-04-12
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following woss tho receipts aud shipments OF
tho leading articles OF produces In this city during the
twtnsy-four hours ending NJ o'clock On aaturday
morp,ng. and for tbs corresponding dAts ous year
gRa&
, 1875-04-12

:
NNOuN. .CukN-Ths aresass drtAsud vss sspsft&a
1t unchanged pric*s. Following IL the full raAgs OF
p.icsa ths outside bsnk tbs hgbsa g'sa for sas tsst
au.utlcs Of tha g1adsa named: Good to choice
huxl l2A21ts; bruah that viii work ttsat mo =
, 1875-04-12


ctnaaa IN bond, and siGs for slae. barley dull aud
declining; saea 11,oW bt Of trewing California At
Silly In aors. Corn 10 better, With artlso otrort
and hume trdo demand sales OF 1885, roo III at o1Ma
slN, for Western mixed aaoat; 013,2o for do III |
ssore p1o for old Weaeern mixed aoat: PIC for old
and Southern yellow. Oats r1ner, With eae1 of aS00o
by at ;ta1b, for miaad Western. sud 7s37eS' fos
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES srs Arm At ~, ,ior e!ty.
rck sdpullots, and l3u for do hams. Mddies nlm
II ,3t for ,org ocar Lard Arm; saloa, 100 tcs
~ l3ti8,S 11-tce for prime asear. -.
Wni;kr--Markoe acady; sales, 80 brla st sf.i3S
aaocxnits-ausar. nnsrtes steady. with moderate
sss q VII ss4n, s9isa s5ss
sts @ as xs nj rs M,s.s.Se s%:HS r e IT,
,.s.,. sss s;Ss ] %s.s;5 i. sss: s:: s',9 ]
sssia s g?sa :s5s 81
;s ~ Sss .: El,s a,t l,ti oad Il sloa' Corn
b. IS. spF'na. s!;ss siso No. ! a.. si.icai:is;
Ne: Guiease sl::oesal. ~; "; u Eosshws, ti;3lG.
.s .ras ssfssHsS fss
:l:a7al. ~ amber %. sl;sh.7sla3 white Do. M.;s8
ss ds} 3: IN M ssv. fseaps, aa :,Sx
bu mi1ed Western, ~ &9Ac In Etorc: yellow do,
sts TO- 5 r. e. o1ti 1aa ns .ae ness ~
HAr-Unellanecl.
ata fr to saa roane nut ps
sIe; rcsned nrm At lVsaio,.o, eentrifusai, eNsye;
MnssoSaIo: 7!itMsko; Mulasaes hsnas With fAir de-
! Mt"N. Mcs 9"sSs .sas ~! MaSaan8ea; ~.
ena01z3T'ei ren1ea Y As; crude ea''
srlRrEs srunpKa11Ne-firm Ut 3JHc,
Enos-lIsayy; WsAtern, a'Ga9ic.
LEArHEn ,. -s!eady: hea!ioek sole unenoa, ana RIO
as: a as!ass,'s S H. :ssSs; ;' sssss,
ca .,, ay mass sa aa pssa
s1sHs sI .ttS iXS13se B 5ic 'A'Fs do ia Lard atm'r
INTERMEDIARY: ] Western, 'aaa'0.
cuaxrn srrnM1'sa; .,a e-r, tvo.,.r, st, M,
A'Sg %m,,ey-As.eady 4. s,1a,<>
s aaof Iass z sr 's, saa
T Tpis.son la md haavy 1t s,1s&s 800 W hm.riesa ]
! S1'Ia-oh0AAnssas Nsv nn,r,na
NSw ocEE1xB Alsl l2FIousssssee snrsta,ne
atx; y ~ st so'eo; A1A At $1.12ess''o: cholee
IT. r. ssea .agp@y @ I'D !. {.!r a.! asm.qs
Wls m!.ea at v4o; Wh!ts anu y9low st w m1sd q
htm at 7S. -, ~, -,
~, ~ a. n ,.th - h,var mr1 Iii
ws,seE 3s9,aa!c q S' I'M a2o Aan''-'ooo'0a sa''
Lanngsu,st: t1sro,, p.cko,,.. ns x1txal,o: r..
1s asf: l s,,v, and a..na ,re.
10 fsIr. -0'" ~ "A0SSA' - ''s7''S1~A >~A'o1'
| lis As~ ~ T'N'' @-''-' "s''sAA - '''A'S
! A'A'' ,,>.,,,,v..
c1NousssE1. O., Aprt 1g.@F1oun-Dsnaand fair ot
'ua ptlces taHlly ~ ssa:a!. s
GaAA1"hSss tssaay witt ., noderao demana: fea
sa III, oGrm saof ~a,5 @ ae deesna
nyo qnie snd unca.nesa It sis n4rsy qniss md
unSuuEy99. 9r.u.a on ,,,., ,a ,.,..,r.s 1.., IN
, 1875-04-12

nosToN. Apn! lo.-No material ehaugs in wool
since laat week. Tho denlAnl has bosn feir, md
prices ssoady with great pressure buyera- Neil.
um and combng aud delnus acscos aearcs and want
ed at Ill available lots arc readily taken 1t full tg
urps, Sales of fasces have lsen ezthsr limited. A
choice lot Of Nc. Ohio aolds Il II supposed, high
&C., but for chocs TX tis difficult to reali.s so1kc,
and low T. II In good condition, ~ now about rala-
abls - good X, CT even p!ck-loek. Ths raugs of
prices haA been from 81 10 Coo; ANAL lots Of Aichi-
gsn, A9Hts59o good domestic combing and 0elAnes,
and chocs lots tcady tell At the latter price
md upward. New Kentucky clip Ia near Il hand, sad
soma oontracts have alrcady toen mads, but prices
lave uot 1een n1ed, Tho principal movement In do.
meao wool has besn eonhuba to pulled peasly haf OF
the sales bo.ng Of that description. Coed aupssa md
combng pullol command full prices. Combing pull.
eu frlu md Nanted u 6246Qo.
, 1875-04-12

P1TT9auRo OIL MARKET.
P1rTtuuno. April lo.--Ptsroleum-crudd quiet and
hEn 1t u. 80 Il paskesb rctnsat lsk0itc. Phadsl-
phia delivery.
, 1875-04-12

NEW YORK DRY T'uD00S MAHRET.
New YoaK, Apri! 1o.'-Duslness waa fairly setivs
with commission houses, aad improved jobttne dts
trlhuilon was effected. Cotton goola Ia strong de-
nand II unchanged prices. E!na brown cottons
active. Outside akes Of baaehsd shiriags dull but
popular brands arc In good demand aud nfm. rEn.s
mora active, md shtrtinss u tacrsAae1 rsqusat
Woolsn goods rau1sin Inactive.
, 1875-04-12

THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
Spssla[ AisosisA t. TAs CAfetlae rr,Ssas.
New YoaH, Apsi1 o.-ORAtN-Whsat-Hastsk du1,
and l02a louszy ssles ~ 100 bu At LIS fos No
, 1875-04-12

vnnceA shilling pr quarter. with 1rors b"yr'" t'sn
aeltsf1 At tue advance. -s..,.,. .,.
Ths crops Of tbs ils two gears approximately "st'-
mated. c0nIaatA Il E,1oWa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-22

H.. C,,,,,>.,, paw S.rrrNw,y IN
n,i : -" NJ AJnms A. Linen. 122-
' W"rin, .troc, bayn recently succeeded
~ ~ a. i% ~ thr St.ipway Upright
p;om". in Wheeling by the sale of
'.,'oraI nf those .unerior instrument. To
, ,'.,,,a ,c a,r .i,iy,n.
S'i MI r.~r;,,Lt PAN, +. from #. small
.n.,t f,r2n and handsome exterior.
oo.',l;,I gnitoJ - the boyJoir rhr re-
: ,,;, ,a''I ronrn and the n,rIor. of man,
E|T.. where a Grand or Square Piano
Ill, 49,. cnrvori.r.ly he placed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-22
VECETINE
purcIirs the Blood. ReuONatcs and
InNigOrateS the Whole ~ stem. It's
Medical Properties are Alter
raIiNc. Tonic. solvent and
Dimrptir

Nrgctiuc is made exclusively from TIA"
Juices OF carefully selected barkS, roots ara
herbs. and 50 strongly concentrated, lhHt
will rnrrtuaIly eradicate from ia" SyN-
tenn every tint of Scroiula, ScroiulouS liu-
NOR. TumOrS. Cancer. tHuCcrOuS liumor,
ErySiprlaS. salt Rhcum, SNphilitic DIS
eases, CHuRcr, FniulnrSsS al IN" stomach
aud all diseases that arise nom impure
blood. Scialica, lmflammutOry and thIUn-
ir rheumatism. Neuralgia, Guut and
Spinal Complaints, can only hr"iIr'iuiiIN
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and EruptiNc Diseases OF The
skin PuSlulr>. Pimpl,S, BlutChcS, BoilS,
T.trrr. SculdhraI and Rugwurm, N"g"-
tine has never failed to effect permanent
cure.
For Pains I'M the Back, Kidney com.
pIafnf>, prOp~y, Female Weakness, Leu
rurrhu,a. arising from internal liberation,
and uterine IS.H>r> and General DrblIltN,
N,grtiur acts directly upon tn" causes ~
these complaints. II ny.goai"S ana
Strengthens the whole system, acts upon
the Srcrrtiyc organs, allayS inflammation,
cures liberation ana regulates IA" bowels.
FortaiaTTh, Dyspepsia, IlHhltUal tuNllN"-
moss Plantation of IN" Heart, Headache,
Piles, Nervousness ana General PrpNtrn-
lion O!thr Nervous system, no Urulclh"
mas ever given such perfect satisfaction aS
tb. N,gp'iur. II puriii"s ih" blood, clean
s,.> all OF Ia" organs, and possesses con-
trolling power over the nervous system.
The r,mnTkabl" cures Effected by ' rge-
tine have induced many physicians ana
apot hrcarir> whom We know Ia prescribe
and MS. il in their own families.
In fact, Nrg"tiuc j. the best remedy yet
discovered tor the above diseases, ana is
the only reliable Blood Purifier yet placed
before th, public. Prepared by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-22

WASHISGTON's BIRTHDAY. - This
being Washingtons birthday the Wa
verify Literary Society, will give an en-
tertainment at their hall, on Main street
The programme as arranged is good and
consists of poems, orations, and declama-
tons, original and select, essays and de-
bates, No special invitations
have been issued but a
general invitation is given to the pub
lie, and all who attend will be welcome
Kramers Orchestra will furnish the
music, and after the literary exercises
are concluded the hall will be cleared,
and all who desire can enjoy themselves
tripping the light fantastic. Taking it
all together, it will no doubt be an en-
ioyable affair.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-22
RIVER NEWS.
by Telegraph


CINcIHNArI February 2l.-River sta-
tlonary with 9 feet : niche, in the chan
mel. Light snow; clearing tonight;
very little soft shore ice running
CAIRO, February 2l.-Arrivcd-Sus
Silver, New Orleans; Idlewild, Evans
villr Nick Longworth, New A lhany; j.
y. Macomb, south Dcpartcd-Jam"s
Howard Evansville; City Of Nick>burg,
Virksburg; Longworth, Cincinnati;
Susie Silver, Cincinnati; Idlcwlld, Evans
Vile: Macomb Mound City. River -
feet and falling. Weather clear mcr-
curry A degrees.
EVANSVILLE, IND, February IL
Port List-Pcytonia and Mt. Vernon,
to Newburg; Arkansas Belle, from Pa
dgcah; Silvcrshore. from Nashville. Bus
mess prospcctively good Kittie llcgicr
is repaired and will leave Monday even
ING. Pcytonia has !, 200 ton, engaged ut
Mt. Vernon chiefly. Weather clear;
marcury 81 to A. degrees; river falling
slowly, with 3 feet 10 inches on the
gauge; ice rapidly disappearing; there j.
no impcdimcnt to navigation.
MEMPHIS, February 2l--Rivcr de-
clining slowly. Weather clear and
pleasant. Dcparted---CapitaL City and
John Kyle, Cairo.
LOUISVILLE. February 2l.-Thr
Charles Bodmnn and barge got in from
Cincinnati to-day and was to leave dur
ing the night. The j. W. Garrett and
tow arrived from below Nodcparturc,.
The Andy Baum from Cincinnati had
not arrived ut & =. VI. River still ON q
stand with feet in the canal lee run
ming very heavy
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ORR STREETS AND ALLEYS.


Whether the author Of the article
headed "Our Streets, in the !SulGGy News
maliciously mistated the facts Of the case
or whether he was misinformed by per-
sons evily disposed, We do not know, but
that some of the statements therein are
false, we are prepared to prove. In the
first place the accusation against the
Street Commissioner for spending
money wantonly and lavishly is without
foundation, and is a serious accusation
against the committee on Streets and
Alleys, before whom all the bills are au-
dited and without whose sanction and APP
proval no bills of the 5. &, are paid In
the case Of each and every expenditure
a "bill of particulars has been furnished
and if their expenditures were unwar-
ranted and there was nothing to show
for them, the Committee on Streets and
Alleys should not have authorized them.
The statement concerning the Twenty
fourth street sewer are for the most part,
entirely false and without foundation.
The object Of the sewer was to
help the surface drainage from the hill
and not to drain cellars sunk in marsh;
that the whole Of that nelghborhood is
marshy was proved by the frequent leaks
encountered in the excavation, and 10
have helped that difficulty it would have
required Il much more elaborate and cX-
pensiye structure The top of the sewer
Is near the surface at Market street, but
being two brick cement arch with stone
foundations and coping it would carry a
railway train with safety. Judging from
what saw of its construction / would
say that at Main street the sewer was
about two feet lower there than at Mar
kct, for the ground raises about two and
Il half feet in that distance, and | noticed
the ditch there was about ten feet deep,
allowing five and one-half feet for out
side thickness of sewer, this would give
the above mentioned fall.
The charge of the Street Commits
sioncr being "in cahoots' with the con-
tractor is, l believe false, for from the
differences which occurred between the
two before the public down there, were
well known, and in every case the con-
tractor yielded to the :. C.'s demands,
which held him to the specifications.
am not about the city as much as this
Contemplating editor but l saw alley b
paved between DIST and I'D streets.
What other paving was done l am not
prepared to state, but this is sufficient to
prove the falsitv of the statements It's re
CARDS paving.
The author proposed todclve farther in
this mine ofcxpcndItures, and this is the
only laudublc statement in the whole ar
ticlc, and nobody would be more willing
TO help him ferret out any municipal
frauds, than the undersigned, but ! like
to give the devil his due and | hate to
see stories cut out of whole cloth to "till
up a paper. Blank space would be
more preferable than sensational cxag-
gertionS to the public, and to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-22

PERsoNAL.-Gcorge X. Tinglc, ESD
GencraliSsimo Of the rcmovalist forces,
and Captain Andy Wilson returned
from Ceharleston, yesterday. They re-
port things ali quiet on the Kanawha.
Both gentlemen have our thanks for
documents for the REGISTER, entrusted to
their care.
Governor Jacob will put in an appear
ancc rs soon as the Legislature adjoutns.
and prospect fora place TO put up in, in
this city during the remainder Of his term
Of Office.
Our young friend John Pendleton, Is
put down on the programme of the
Wuvcrley Literary Society, for an orig
inul Grafton on George Washington. If
John can say anything new Of &. w, he
can do more than most people, and will
deserve the thanks and plsudits of the
American people.
Ia seems to be- in the ascendant,
for though Carpenter goc, down, Capcr-
ton Games up. and the supremacy of the
alphabet is restored.
General George o. Davenport display
ed hi, chirography on the register of the
st. james Hotel Saturday The General
has been rusticating in Charleston for
the past five weeks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-22
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