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Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

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tel9U
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mine Bsnss, btnpenor iss mig til Sess Sntel. oer'om
Ssntlsmsn life tunne bstale bOao DC tnbe. loa Dor os He
forIsos andre Gentlemen til at peoot mto Dem.
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s. Yarfer, Ga"
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oreo Irsm paa bans Yanoe.
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Lao" bpiteos Sarrp, meoeus ban ponoreoe rem % lNo'9e
% %Opsrpsisbe, bporlsbes ban bepit ifnlee rslle Den neooeH'
ol8e Gum.
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Lao piloe bet itiIe BAN tifreos - loetm'nope lor SNV"
ta - men b~pOrlsoss Nal is faa 8nsrs benz
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Sermsb ioltc ban hs bcrOIiset, mfn Oct par III" '0F
ct Sisblif.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

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ina9. % benpe maa if9 obOlut irGfe Spor ls DOG or
pint % plaset," % ban b~sspnrts in uroise S%anbtius
lDlen.
"9oo Dem blot lite prone al brine mig I'll oct Soerlte,
iaa ifal De iaa mine Gambler at isle - i9 fan oeiaa bibe
ira mig"
3an beo Sruoerne lammeu. itat @Guoerne 9omnsn,
traante inc quiet % berte i'm Sn'el HleIps % lmelos
0a9li9liuer.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

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6tbtuar 81 III sr iielse &eIs9ram
I'll 8iBaus 8Hreau BEN GamIe. al.
itie 8otauiir TrOiGsior Glias 6rits.
aiaaaGt Dto 0eosn / upiala. @an
par iect Sen l5Ne au8uit 1874 os
uaaeoe altiaa sn AIoeT al - Mar.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
JOHN II. NLACk
Nc9nIfabsfurcr,

DEBORAH, iowa,
I'll dltne, creme ca %aiiluit, Aeanifatss
he9tr llmt rene pa rfililti3e Nslnitlter.
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ete o. 9lmlt. cgiJerc apmani '5ic9nitissr
~ { ctt Ntit tiAt inrfere @Mtclotr Ars
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Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

@ammcit 6irrna. Sen 2osu Sun
1929 bIso 6arDsripeno Gbtiitian gc
ter 2onlcn 8!bro GIT mto Gnfcr
Warren &rcsrsoalier Il oeres Sn6
SIpens8aoe" / NaIborg. Son por
'sot / ITO o. oebe / 1871, gnftu
'srlt 1873, II Nar 8ommeI. Neres
Ssn Nnorcas &itrc Oucttog Sor.
rtinln9er "a oeoe / 1904 / eu ql.
Der al - Mar; ban eiittoe / 1866
Gn8sl SOp5ie Brod al 9ausrsleu
YrGhegaaro, iom oeoe / 1899. SRI.
len al 0aEuerjst iortiattss al osrcs
sne'ir gen Gbriitiau @ibrO, feot /
1861 Gilt meo Wetts Wareretbc
&eocgc, eco / 1857 50 Nar qam.
mel. Giter 6aoerens Deb 0if Sir.
moet ober I'll ben mlugrenoe 5uoe.
bauer. ZEN Gi0ite Son Mnbrsas 8e.
ter Wlbro. Der flcbte Ct beO Chen
al otn 9amIe @aoro li9eenoe 9us
% opIerlc en- tier % anieli9 8vQ.
ming. buori Der MI / IN Reffc al
Oar bar ogret orspct en- bctpoeli0
6orrstnins % JON / De icuere Nar
tlligc pto SirIp al i~iesloattnoe gfa.
finer bIiosr et boDotligt BOmulos.
ipinosri. 81 foite Nar ocn 2otn
SUM oil 6amilim @bro ilalsoes
tinns boIoe 1T $50 Nars Subi!Gum.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

@%nl0brBllnp Gen 1896 l. ~ al.
boloi@ On imuf 9ellio / Suooltrup
5c9n ioet SuoNobsr Nisle Bsrerien
"a Wavle S~tius0aIitr icircpc here's
@u.obTpIlup. @nosiisreIieu ianot
1tto / Suobitrup 9Gatsuarrct 90
octs Sern pure on arteuer inc.
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Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

Zen zoe T. " ON Nittuen CT CT
Wano ira WoIo. 5~sgl5tppocr ganre
Gbriiicnien ION Oi!Os beige line
SlGaluinae paa @pirup Wori / Sau
5ogn oso 9ammd, Mertei ialom
nso / IN npb @rsit peo en- Steuflitr.
bpor ban q omfommeu.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
Sprina Mater W0ae.

ScfnnTpnts Wglt iepersr MI oet teoiis
MVd, q aauoer fan the rdd At iaa btol,s
cert Yartr ~ burti1 Grpteiticn. Welei
males linims Oag Nreptn tringcs inc, ca
'Sseo" males on g~sroalrns.
AIN. ". Y. 6llbpun.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

TN Staten til Scu Toe / VI. af
bolot 6eli hos @%aarotler Gbriitoner
ebrlltcnim / Gnb bIeu aibrnot vao
en- iergclia WuaOe. Sneoisr Ears
Bcoer SEMEN. Der belto0 / 0auOisn.
HoG norn at operaaiirrn9e zig ia9oe
til csn Bige. ban oanoisce msc, OF
BON bItU trGt. San foyIoo bsnos %
olloe gaa no al 0eren, men Itprlebe
plncieIl9 liples ON q iterite Sipno.
Iombto buai,os man yeasn ira 8rsn.
osrsIeO men irQsu 9jrlp par muIiQ.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
DecOrah Radical

Teen bili9fe ameriianite @ois gpin,
nelbett Sc. Bris Si.00fct A~dr9augen.
@eot Bldo at apertere t.. Gee. 20.
Haislet, &eoattsr ca 6isr.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

ylaoet SarOnngercu % Ocn nor.
lie Staggering. Gen fsI. norlfe Die.
Gltrius bar / eisis Sage aurragct
iOr Sans Mniefgt &oussn ON al
iaa beisite 5iuaoelie til at anlr9gi
en- &etsioe Of iifIom Tor % piltnot
mssst mOsribsube 8%stpouiu9. Oct
par nemIis bro9t Ill 8taicTinsens
iPtcitle &unbitab, at Der / icnorc
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
Ayers
Cathartic Pills.

AAtltlllaF 0AAAtAlifMy
bee, Spercnre. Bliitriot zturp. GtpGrtgr
q Saii 3btmm. Gene. Bcea,ra. Nsurdl.
gid lem en- Ribo2gsr.le "a Slpnrcnier ere
Re eti teEl3ellaue AtnNlicsmieeel fem fms
ees. Qtrts 8irtniul rtitr tliraffelat
bpcr Idnli oe cutrtrafe ale duort giaer.
&c Ue itrs a bIhl3djat al ille. mtn mes
Get cirficmme. Qe uocrire &lceets lette
W9eiter, oe epRlle ee ireOne tlltr uorene
Srlaner III lernpst yeb, % &c bttriuptr
btle Selentt >unebee "a lro feltlie. Se
belbreot lite tlrt Aqes &,peteaasrnoer. men
tiut8e iaTliae "a irNleot znocmnt. TN.
tt8s Ssler. bersmte @eiitlile ~ scre bsclie
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ere ucigrte a I'M &c alpnlige Serpsle &c
bare npet ceo oeree GrltN.
Ie ere bf plalireligiie a teriie Ter 9srh
n ef ere miloe a pirfirmmt. q ere luts
iertceF.ftee "a eerirr ltlte At ta1e N. al.
ptlilblljte osrts zlmmtni1innh
ett e uffactti3iit.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
6crretningslcfale iammen mse
FIRST NATIONAL ZANE / 0eccrob.

WranoIGgt al eapiiaiiitsr / 9ec0.
rob for al otipe en- orecntlie Spa.
reliant 50rreuiua. saifuh ira en-
0Jllar % 0pao mcollQts, Atntr
bttolss, o. hcntes Reute iOr bUer
q WadHcn, iall0uae Ysn9cne biips
ltaaen0e / 5anfer. I}an fan life
erboLce Meuter paa eli ilfrsre eller
beNre Waaos, bperttu al iulaa eIler
tore GUNNER, enp peo al innirtis
Dem / oenue Sparcbonf. vi bar
en- uorlf 8etient. Der iUl0cr ior os
Rlsiagcr &iIlcttrr ior WHITE STAR
yinicu % aile auore uomprfene Sarip
o. Sei!itibslinicr til og ira ollie
l%taubluoullfe Same, o9laa Scrlcr
paa ale be beolte Sanfer / oe ltan.
olnaullfe Nanot.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
(csmiu &lume, "S1utarius

~ Bublicus." ueiarei1er Sfiseer
~0eebs"), Bantecbli9aticner ("Mcris
jd9es), Seteientrafter o. Scntrafter, ca
beoioner iammf. Rcntcr 1puntp Srea.
'arens CfHee, 0eccrab, Soma. 9
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
(Opllnbsuss @pis

! Srammcns GlUcn launtcs for.
ltom Gag omtreut paa ct Geo Vi.
get al 10 Pstiouer. Der / Seh falot
/ Chen. gisst al bsl enc, en- 8lert.
leriosnc bar aIntIts inotirosiu Slen.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
yioraes Scltaaclic i FariicrnOitil

N0rgfs StIIagtIlr FaTIltTllOlIII
liuacu. NarlnastOmmitt,su No. /
bar oniitmmi9 bdlultst at lneiliIlc
paa Den iorIaugte SuppIcriugsbs.
OIlsuiue ct BeIe5 al - 900 ar..
huOrpso bort gauo iritts Iltouo nj
al isnes De for,lsbI9t anlagne Of.
fsniliec 8eportere III &croensuolhI.
linetn Yaris III SOmmsrCW.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

t%iicrt. rrt5lnst / Ierchfrcus 4iermaa BE-
gene N,nltbN ~. AS
"Qoa'' titp %inoisrt ia TrirIrilt al
Mari g. 0ant3m / aaluil 1876 ~ alet
{ Orleans. 80 W}ile I Spo Ter NIris.
1cnne uom9rtcot Ninllt iillr Ill Aibcu9ts
tlit / ,Spbn @. Stilfe Stalo Cttcrab.
Seul. ira lie @lprll til LIE Suli.
@ctatino $1,000 ior trfr Gcrp
10lfs 6Urptn. Tpr Gen trmnltr mte Bel.
MI oeu b5trllttS lem MO Scl.
Pile G:rientr, rtr inttrtsisrtr M fer
imutt5 9,lle, or dnur0tns cut II femme q
tts Ter; Nt fan "a teoit ie. hp0o &eli
et Ct.
%. 3m. John w. Stiles.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
Sen 23oc 6rbrnar ianoleS / SeIp
irousltOUfn pto portsn irtit Blaau,is

SelpmOro. 6orIsom Gag brnoit
/ Hrsoerl'sbaIo BET b~etIagelige 81
inlbs. at en- ca 10 aar Qamm,
8Uiuoe toa ng aiola, pco 6rnanina.
pun u gift. % beuoss Wluo. iom
u en- CANNED SemauN. Ct for 81.
ben iruuUrcnos. SUN l'aI / ban f..
mere {io bope pord b,niolom til
Ouerotsu,u @9btIit al trrfe 0uffs
o. bar otter al SouoiDuligbeo / Ct
anfaIo az 6otlOioIdit bsroutr bcrc.
Ust f9 isIu SIpel 6ori'Flliae On.
itanbigh,ou ipbsr b;n paa. at Sdu.
morost he cgtrilg II iortia9d nm
Der umihbslbaye 6eIgp al eli Bern
itIle.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

yrano SaaniuGsHuiens % Il Yor
andre Bpaniuatr pna @anrosn @un.
bllcsrno ueo Gtern.& 0nbtt iial liel0f
aouGtb @or. uGre nsrbrrnet Ral
nj SOrsoae
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

6ra SUemiHgOdIcus @rubc bar
man lielge 9elRd, Slo. bs8puot al
iisre Walm neo til MOiie,n, boor.
fra beu nsles nbliibet til 9ambum
buor Der siisr Slatnoe PAL pare be
tin9ei "a. 907 ar. pr. Con 5not.
uu or Der uoor,pei ca. 90 Sons
uoIgttrne ilaes al uGre %IoDsnoc. mtr
ea Sertt / 8tetlp bar prrti llti
bar oct aaad inaat msp Ntoflet
itleu.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27
Sruitccs on NcicreuceS:

IS. Is. 0ttermdu. 3. y. Sbcmpion.
u. Yraeiib. .. @eeifeu. o.. rs.
Watte'on. - Spn. u. 9. 9ommtn, or.
Sc. Sasiersr. -. .. Gclber9 es allie
andre Staeutraper 0eeorab.
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

gOrs Stauan9cr. Den 'ons,lig,
Bropoittlou nj gJp ON Sprsttdjs al
tn Brrs >'5o5r8fr sr at RrriHgs.
'Ommiittm Ao uoiullet til at bi
Ialoes
GIrnopmsialg. Gitu 6oylporbs
Ssoem, Amltl bar Warlut Stor.
moon al SoaIsn III @roeitrr &situ,
essbsrs / arlhlauIo ioIgt to SiOg.
surttr. btIigsmos inot lmeIIem iioii.
n1pnies Gieneomme, etu enc uuOsr
Stotmotn. DEN anoen uueer San.
nes, for en- &lebtium al l04 00C
Rr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-10
L.An CAsn OF DEsrIrUrIoN.
Family Suffering for the Necessar-
les of Life.

Yesterday, about three o'clock, one
horse wagon drove up IN front OF the
City Building and stopped. AS the
wagon presented dilapidsted aspect,
we thought short conversation with us
occupants,-for there were three women
and one sick man in it,-would probably
be interesting to Us, If not newsy to the
public. In the course of the CONVERSATION,
we asked the man from whence be came
and whittier his destination, and was To-
formed that tor the past two years he
had resided at Evansville, Ind and had
been 8 constant sufferer with the sgue
and chllls, and had concluded 10 return
to Willismsport, Pa, from whence he
moved TO Evansville. We asked him
whY he had journeyed so far in wagon
drawn by one horse, and received tor our
answer, that he was unable TO
paw the railroad fare. He also
Told US, that at Cambridge his Oldest son,
about eighteen yesrs Of age, had ran
away from him and taken two smaller
brothers, one of whom was a cripple. lie
desired that Chief-of- Police Ripley should
aid in finding his three boys, If possible,
.
but was informed by that gentleman that
it would be impossible, IN all probability
| to ascertain their whereabouts.
In leaving the city, the man, whose
name is Fred Zlnk, was met by gen
| tlemau at the Second ward market house
| who interviewed him, and learned thai
| the family were without provisions and
| mad spent all but q very small sum Of
money in paying toll. The gentleman
started around and soon collected quite
snug sum OF money, which ws.
turned over TO the traveller, who ex
pressed many thanks for the pecuniary
assistance. The case was truly one o.
distress. The father was sick, and tht
mother and children appeared as though
they had not psrtsken Of q good meal o
ylciuals for several days. The last heart
of the family they were travelling GU
the pike.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-10
Personalities.

Rev. j. q. Armstrong will remain IN
Wheeling until the conservation of the
bishop, elect, and will have the usual
services on Sunday next. at st. Matthews
Church,
President Thompson will attend the
Nj. Z. Conference at TrIadelphis next
week, and is expected to preach in this
city on Sunday week.
George Baker, Of Fulton, who has been
confined to mis- room with sickness for
several days, is now much improved, and
Will soon be out again.
Mr.. Sentz, one of the managers of the
Society of Economists of Economy, Pa
WAS in the city yesterday. This society
is composed of about two thousand peo-
pie and Is very wealthy.
Walter Sands, an attorney of Psrkers-
burg, was in the city yesterday.
George Goekler, will leave some time
during the month, for visit to the
Fatherland.
Mrs. T. NJ. Clayton, of Newburg, is q
guest OF Mrs. Rev. Wilson.
Col. Dan johnson, Of Long Resch, is
st the st. james.
Col. Tom o Brien has so far recovered
from his recent attack Of sickness, as 10
be able 10 attend to business.
Thomas K. Work, travelling freight
agent of the b. & o. r. r., is IN the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-10
Mime. KenIz,s MinsfreIs.

MADAME Rentz's MINISTRIES appeared
at Music Hall last evening to packed
house, aud well they deserved it, tor a
more meritorious performance was never
given in this city. The singing in the
Minstrel Scene was enjoyable, and the
Jokes new and lsughsble. The Clio
was ore of merit; the speclahties being
received with much favor; the BurIesque
displayed the ladies of the company il
msgalcent costumes and much delightful
music, singing and dancing were IGtro-
duced in all respects of superior char
acter, fully justityinG auticipatlons; and
seldom was an audience more satisfied
than on this occasion. They appear
again this evening and the sale Of seats
already gives evideGCe of another crowded
house. "-Ne,o HaUen Register.
The above well-known combination
appear in Washington Hall Tuesday
night. Seats secured without extra
charge at Sheib's music store, commenc-
ing this Friday morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-10
BELLAsEsE LOCALS.

It will be remembered that sometime
ago. while Al sttempt was being made
bv several persons TO enter the house Of
Mrs. Kste Hall, on Gravel Hill, IN the
night season, John Poormsn wss shot by
Nightwstchman Criswell. The natural
supposition was thst the attempt 10 enter
the house at that time of night was for
the purpose of robbIng, but - avoid this
impression, Poormsn gave - an Of Jet
one that was not complimentary TO The
lsdy or her house. Her brother, one
Blstner, from Wheeling, induced Poor
man to accompany him, ostensIbly to the
wine garden Of Mr.. SchicE, west ct town
on Wednesday. bat when they were As
far out rs the B. * .. stock yard, he
pulled Poormsn from the horse and ad-
ministered severe punishment
Mr.. Waymsn is erecting sneSt build
ing on the suthesst corner OF Guernsey
street and Central Avenue, opposite the
Public Square.
About forty citizens went out TO the
county seat yesterday to act as witnesses
IN the case of Crozier Bros. vs.. the City
of Bellaire, growing out Of the Market
| House difficulties.
Cucumbers yesterday cramps to-day.
The cutters about town are receiving
needed attention st the hands of the city
| Commissioners gang.
1t is now rumored that the Bellsire
correspondent of the Pittsburgh TEE
graph IS none other than y. +. d." who
has been excessively rejected by the
Wheeling MteLiigsncer and Columbus
Journal. Whether the general unrclis-
bility of spectators" news is the only
ground for the rumor or not, we cannot
say.
The firm of Butte & Dunlap, ofthis city,
rroprietors Of the Riverside flour mill,
and holders Of extensive real estate IN
terests, has been compelled by the
stringency Of the times, the low price OF
real estate, and their inability to realize
on their investments, to make an assign
ment. Mr.. Isaac Booth was chosen
assignee The assets and liabilities have
net vet been definitely sssertained. 1t Is
estimated that the liabilities viii not eI-
coed $4,000, nor will they be less than
half that sum. The principsl property
ls the mill, WlICu Will DC lthstG VI NPu
rated by the assignee "a judged best ioi
the interests OF toe creditors.
Mr.. j. T. Duh, Superintendent OF the
Public Schools OF the city, has concluded
to remain the additional two years tol
which he has been elected. The WARD
principals and other teachers will bt
elected one week from next Monday
night, at the regular meeting of The
Board.
The street railroad is doing q GOOD
business nowadays. 1t is one of thos,
conveniences that The public does no
office until i. has to do without it awhile
The track and cars arc both in an i'm
proved condition.
Burglars visited the residence Of A. j
Myers, adjoining his shoe store, on Bel
mont street, Wednesday night. They
succeeded in forcing an entrance at tn,
front door, but Mr.. Myers heard them be
fore they got further, and coming down
stairs, frightened them away.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-10
River News.

The marks last evening indicated s
feet 2 Inches and still falling slowly.
The Raglan will be the Psrkersburg
packet this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Thanhauser will be the Msts-
moras boat to-day.
The Granite State passed up yester-
day morning at 5 o'clock.
The Emma Graham passed down yes
terday morning, en- route to Cincinnati.
The Michigan passed up yesterday
morning with tow of cooper stuff.
The Ed. Hobbs will get away for st.
Louis to-day.
The Il. NJ. Norton will leave to-mor.
row.
The Hudson Is due up to-day, and will
return with an excursion party to-mor-
row.
The Telephone, the Wheeling and
Chsrleston packet, Is ~ Portsmouth re-
ceivlng her machinery. She is said to be
very handsome boat.
All local packets are arriving and de-
parting on time.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May 9-River six feet
and rising Weather cloudy and cool.
VICKsBURG, May 8-Weather fair
and pleasant. River stationary, Down
Church.
NASHVILLE May River falling,
with feet on the shoals. Departed
Hnlman and EddyvlIIe, Cairo.
LITTLE Rock, May 9.-Rlver rising
slowly. Arrived-Rose, City Port, Hat
tie Rowland. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
SHREVEPORT, May 9.--Arrived- Ben
mic Lee, New Orleans. Departed-Joe
Bryarly, jefferson. Weather clear and
pleasant River rose 4 inches.
EVANSVILLE, May g. Weather clear;
wind from the west and northwest; mer.
curry 81 to ~. River l lilo fee! and fall
ing. UP-Andy Baum and Arkansas
Belle.
LOUISVILLE, May g. Weather clear
and cool. Departed-J. w. Golf, Mary
Miller, new Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
River falling with feet 10 inches on the
canal.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY 9.-Arrved-
John a. Scudder, st. Louis; Burt Able,
Red river. Depsrted-Frank Pargond,
Geenvile, John Wilson, Ouschieta river.
Weather cloudy and warm.
CAIRO, May 9.-Arrived-Thos Sher-
lock, New Orleans; Standard, st. Louis;
J. b. Williams, Pittsburgh. Departed
Walton, ST. Louis; Sherlock, Cincinnati;
Williams, New Orleans. River 81 feet z
inches and falling. Weather clear.
ST. Louis, May 9.-Arrived-Rob
Roy, Keokuk; Ironsides, Pittsburgh;
Northwestern, st. Paul; Means, Kansas
City. Departed-Rob Roy, Keokuk;
Cherokee, Pittsburgh; Northwestern, St.
Paul; Lewis, Kansas City; Msude, VIcks-
burg River 81 feet and inch above low
water mark. Westher clear and cool.
CINCINNATI May 9.-River % feet
8 inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool Arrived-Andes, Wheeling; CAT,
Memphis; Golden City, New Orleans;
Barnard and tow, Pittsburgh. Departed
Barnard and tow, St. Louis; Ben
Franklin, Memphis; Golden Rule, New
Orleans. The Mary Miller is overdue
from St. Louis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-10
An Al1empied Robbery.

The residence of MIR. Thomas V.
Weitzel, corner of Twenty-iourth and
Market streets, was entered by would
be thief about two o'clock yesterday
morning, but fortunately was not robbed
of anything, the man being compelled to
beat hastY retreat by one of Mr..
Weltzels bosrders. Entrance was e!-
fected by means Of a jimmy which was
lett behind, bar Of steel about three feet
long and one inch square, one end Of
which was finished to resemble crow
bar, through a window in the
rear. In order TO make sure
his retreat the rogue opened
both the front and resr doors of the
house, and then proceeded with cst-like
step up stairs. He was heard, however,
by Mr.. John Kuhl, who, like the true
soldier is, being member of Company
B, First West Virginia Battalion, de-
msnded, "Who comes there2' Receiving
no reply, be repeated the challenge, and
again received no answer. By this time
his patience had become exhausted, and
Selling his rife, which was handy, he
loaded it, adjusted the bsyonet, and
charged on the foe. The enemy was too
fleet, however, and Mr.. Ruhl was unable
to do more than to give the fellow a
parting salute from his rife.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-10
Mill IIPnS-

Three loaded coal cars came down the
incline at the Belmont mill into Main
street with rush, yesterday afternoon.
TIE accident was caused by the breaking
Of the chain used to draw them up to the
level. All were thrown from the track.
DR.. Cherry removed quite a large
piece of iron from Mr.. John Donnelly S
eye yesterday afternoon. Mr.. d. is an
employee at the Belmont and the acct
dent occurred while at work several days
since. He will be able to T esume his
duties in dAY or so.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-10
Trustoa,s Sale of Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
Is made to me by Richard Nolan ana
Margaret Nolan lis wife, dated May O.
iS-I and recorded in the office OF the CLERK
OF the County Court of ohio county, West
Virginia, in deed OF trust hook NO. !, pages
Is and 10, will sell at public auctloh' OH
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1873,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court house, IAS CItS
ot Wheeling. the following described real
estate, that is To say: The ives, or alley
mari OF tine south half of lot 1856, ST. uate on
the west side OF old Fourth street, ana
north of old Union street, that rs 10 say 80
much of said halt lot as fronts on the alley
running eaStwardly toward! old fourth
street, about 46 feet, more or less, together
with the buildings thereon.
The title TO the above property is belieV-
ed TO be unQueStionable, but selling as
trnstee l SHAH only convey such title as Is
trnSt THOS. O'B~lEN,
an2aI Trustee.