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They Wheel In.

Since the commencement Of the can>
vass the Radicals have taken great
pains to create the impression that they
did not intend to run candidates Of their
party for office. Their purpose to put
the Democrats off their guard and then
surprise them has, however, been "toO
thin" not to be seen through. Daily
their design is developed. A few days
ago Judge Harrison announced himself
as a candidate for reelection. Now
Judge Loomis, of the Wood county
circuit (the most Radical political Judge
in the State, who went to Wheeling
and had the law requiring the lawyers g
test oath passed to sustaia his own de-
cision), is announced not as Radical,
but as an Independent candidate for re,
election. In all parts OF the State wher-
ever the Radicals think Democratic dis
senuon or any other weakness, general
or local, occasions the slightest hope Of
their success, they follow the example
OF Jacob and thus announce their can
didacy. One by one they wheel into
line as if under the immediate direction
of the commander of the Grand Army
OF the Repuplic.-Clarksburg Sun.
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A Scotch Prayer.

God bless this house and all within
twa miles ilka side this house. o bless
the COW and the meal, and the kali
yard, and the muckle toun o Dunbar
ton. . Godi bless the Scotch Greys
that are in lien in Hamilton barracks.
They are the brave chiefs-they are not
the English whelps that dash their foot
against q stone, and damn the soul o
the stone-as if stone had soul to be
saved. put strong dyke between Us
and the wild Irish. o, Lord, preserve
us frae a witches and warlocks, aud a
lang nebbet beasties that gang through
the leather. o Lord! put a sair oi
branks about the king o France e
neck-give me the halter in my ain
hand. that may lead him about when
l like, for thy names sake-Amen p
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IRGoyernor Jacob is a man OF 80
much notorious political integrity and
naturally carries as an inseparable con-
tingency the purity and immaculate
virtues ascribed TO him by his partisan
friends, why is it that such an amount
Of astonishment is made by way OF
letters addressed to him2 What should
suggest turpuiency if all things are
rite acta-well may We say here, If
there is peace at home why should We
need arms abroad? Arrows are not
used by those Of integrity, as will be
seen by a passage quoted from the
odes OF Horace, and which we recog-
nize as being OF the best Of doctrines.
Intigr rita scelerisque pvrvs non egt
Mauris jac,iAS ,eqn arcA-Nea0 CreeE
Tribune.
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WASHINGTON.
Henry Wilson.

WASHINGTON, July lj.-Senator
Henry Wilson arrived here this morn
.ag, and in conversation with some
rends expressed entire satisfaction al
tie prospects OF the Republican party.
The United states Navy
q. present, consists of sixty-nine steam.
-r-, twenty.nine wooden sailing-vessels,
a,e monitors, and twenty eight tugs.
Demand for Increase OF Pay.
A committee OF the Journeymen Brick
ayers Association waited on the boss
L,icklayers, to>day, and notified them
Tat on and after Monday they will
not work for less than five dollars per
iav. Some bosses have already com,
m.nced to prepare for the strike and
AZ they will not concede to the demand.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
y ny the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Office, no Main Street.
NEW YORK CITY.
Gratz Browns Condition.

New YORK, July l5.-Governor Gratz
Brown still complains Of physical weak.
ness but it is expected he will be able to
be out to-day or tomorrow. Large
numbers of intimate friends called at
Dr.. Steele's to see him during yesterday,
but absolute quiet being necessary a
great many were refused admittance to
his room. During last evening he was
sufficiently strong to receive Col. Burch,
Of Tennessee, who had been instructed
bv the Democratic Committee to wait
upon him and inform him OF his nomi-
nation at Baltimore. Governor Brown
was not able, however, to make for
NAL reply but stated he would do so as
soon as he could.
The French Demonstration.
The demonstration which has been in
preparation by the Alsace and Lorraine,
residents of this city, and which is in
,auded to manifest their loyalty to the
French Republic, will come off this
morning. The procession Will be
formed at Irving Hall and march down
Broadway to the French General Con-
sulate, where the members will enroll
themselves a. French citizens. After
passing through the necessary formali-
lies, the line will be formed again and
the procession will pass up Broadway
10 the Army of the Republic on
Houston street, where it will dlsperse.
Ii is intimated there are between three
and tour thousand natives OF the annexed
provinces in this city, their numbers
having been largely increased OF late
by immigration.
has been removed to his cell. 1t Is
-ai that motion Will be made to ad-
mi, Stokes 10 bail.
Mayor Hail
sent his report to the Common Council,
tins afternoon.
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Tricks Not all Vain-The Trout that
John Catches In Lake Tahoe--IrOn.
ical Cheating.

From San Francisco Paper.l
A company of Chinese have been
engaged the present season in catching
mountain trout from Lake Tahoe, and
have supplied large proportion OF the
dainty fish brought to this market.
Lately, however, the profits of second
dealers have been rendered precarlous
in consequence Of the tendency OF
mountain trout to feed on such innu-
tritious substances as scrap iron. The
railroad spikes, rail-clamps, etc, found
in tine stomachs OF these fish are OF
modern pattern, precisely similar to
those used on the Central Pacific rail-
read, and as the trout do not come
ashore in pursuit of such diet it is
presumed that the Chinese engaged in
their capture know some explanation
Of the mystery. The fish sell at thirty
five cents per pound, and it is not
uncommon to find in some OF the
specimens pieces OF iron weighing as
much as the fish itself Dealers in the
city are now compelled to make
careful inspection OF shipments from
Lake Tahoe before crediting them at
current rates.
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Lightning.

A very sad accident occurred on the
Fourth of July, at the residence Of Mr..
Shauber, nearly opposite St. Albans'
on the Kanswha river. During hard
shower he passed out of the house into
the front yard, leaving his family OF
three children and wife within. When
a short distance away he looked back
and beheld his home in flames. Rush
ing back into the house he found his
wife sitting dead in the chair, one OF the
children dead, resting against its
mother, another upon the floor, bruised
and torn by the lightnings stroke
The babe in the cradle escaped unhurt.
The house was almost destroyed. The
misfortune was a painful one, and fell
as suddenly as the thunderbolt that
effected it.-CharleSton Journal.
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The work OF destroying the gre,

The work Of destroying the grea'
newspapers that helped to build up
the Republican party, but are now
inclined to kick against the dynasty
of Grant, goes bravely on. The New
York Tribune, Of a recent date, says:
"The administration organs are in
so bad a way that they cling wildly to
the smallest and most uutrustworthy
straws Of consolation. Among these
is the declaration, made with sgonizIng
gravity, that the Tribune is pining
away by inches for reason OF seeding
subscribers. 1t seems sad to withdraw
the comfort and support which our suf:
fering critics find in this statement, but
it must be done. The Tribune happens
to be in the most robust and contented
condition imaginable. 1t dosen't pine
in the least, and is likely to be an
unconscionable time dying. Indeed,
it has the most reasonable and proper
expectation of publishing slight funeral
notices OF all the poor little gaspipg
journals that are predicting its decline.
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CINCINNATI.
Fatal Aecident-Fire. A

ClxcIxxArI, July l5.-This forenoon
John Banks, driver OF one Of G. W. C.
Johnstons coal carts, met with an
accident which caused his death. While
walking by his team, he stepped, upon a
hoop, fell down and his horse tramped
upon him, inficting such injuries that
he died in half an hour.
A fire broke out in J. L. Miller
tobacco establishment, No. III Pearl
street. this evening. Loss on building
and stock 10000; covered by insurance
IN local companies.
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WISCONSIN,.
accident-rhe Weather.

Last Friday night asJ. w. Grittiths,
of Bradford, Rock county, was riding
home from Clinton, Wis, with his wife
and child, his horse became unmsn-
ageah'e and ran away, throwing them
al out Mrs Gritfiths dress caught on
the wheel and she was dragged some
distance, fracturing her skull and csus-
ing her death four hours after.
The weather is intensely hot. The
tobacco crop in this section will be
almost total failure unless rain falls
within week.
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BROOKLYN.
LIQUOR Store Burned-Fatal ARRAY
Between Brothers.

BROOKLYN, July 15.-The liquor
store of Lawrence Ryan, in Thirteenth
street, took fire last Saturday night
from the explosion of lamp in the
hands of the proprietor, who narrowly
escaped being burned to death. The
house, a two story frame, and the
stock, together with the furniture of
the proprietor and that owned by other
parties living on the premises, was
totally destroyed. The damage
amounted to about $500.
Yesterday afternoon two brothers,
John and Patrick McLauglin, beca me
engaged in a quarrel, resulting from
the former abusing his mother, when
Patrick seized a heavy hickory club
and dealt John a murderous blow on
the head, infictiug a fatal wound, the
skull being fractured. The assallant
was arrested.
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ALABAMA.
Heavy Rains.

HUNTsvILLE, July l5.--lt has been
raining here steady and tremendously
ior the past four days and there seems
10 be no appearance of cessation. From
every direction there are reports Of tre-
mendous floods doing great damage to
the growing crops, tearing up miles OF
railroad and sweeping away improve
ments. There has been no such flood
IN Central Alabama for great number
of wears. The Alabama river is at
hood hight at many points and its
waters are carrying devastation over a
wide district OF tributary country.
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FIGHTING THE TIGER.
A"YeIIoW'' Dogs Experience.
From the Evansville Ind.1 Courier.

"Yell0Wo Dogs Experience.
From the Evansville Qnd) Courier.l
A royal Bengal tiger, captured in the
wilds of Africa, by the greatest explorer
ofmodern times, was purchased by A. H.
Weber & Co., OF this city, at fabulous
price. or course the gentlemen had no
particular use for the tiger, 30 they re.
moved his hide, and after drying it, had
it stuffed. They did this because a
tigers hide, stuffed with hay, does not
eat near as much as one stuffed with
animate flesh, which constantly re-
auires nutritious fxings to allay the
cravings of hunger. The "tiger" that
is represented by green cloth, deck OF
cards, ivory chips (and revolver in
the money drawer) is also an expensive
luxury, and therefore it was but natural
that Messrs Weber & Co. should decide
upon hay and hide tiger.
They have had their animal in front
of their store on Main street for some
time, as a warning to people not to buy
hats without the cut OF Weber's tiger
in the crown. Yesterday a "yaller
dog of immense proportions and back
woods verdancy was passing the store
and took offense at the tone Of voice IN
which the tiger looked at him. II
there is any one thing country dog
dislikes more than another it is sarcasm,
and therefore it was perfectly natural
for that "yaller" dog to take offense at
Webers tiger, for it has its lip curled
up all the time. The dog stopped as
soon as it understood the tigers re-
mark, and waited about three-quarters
of a second to give the wild beast an
opportunity OF apologizing. The wild
beast didn't change its tone, however,
and the dog went for it." 1t was not
one of those timid went fors" that 80
plainly imply, 81 won't, if you are 60
ing to object" but regular old-fash-
ioned dog eat dog went for"
Tiger, dog, hats and boxes tumbled
out in the street, and formed sort OF
moving panorama. The dog was finally
fshed out of the pile, and pacifed with
assurances that the tiger didn't mean
anything-it was only "his way Of
speaking"
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"Hov can you support Horace Gree

"How can you support Horace Gree
ley, the lifelong opponent of the Demo
cratic partyr' was the question pro-
pounded to q Democratic voter BY a
supporter OF the great nepotist. The
Democrat replied: do you consider
Greeley honestT "Oh, yes" answered
the other. do you regard him as
capableH' Certainly" answered the
Grant man. well, then" said the
Democratic supporter Of Horace, "if you
could vote in 1868 for drunken and
incompetent Democrat, I think l can
vote in 1872 for q sober honest and
capable Republican" The Grant maa
subsided.
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IOWA.

Escape OF q Prisonsr-Killed by
Lightning-Railro Accident
The Weather.
DUBUQUE, July l5.-On Saturday
night, Ed Shaw, a notorious thief, es-
capped from his guard while on the way
to Webster City, to be placed in Jail.
As the man was shackled, it is pre-
sumed the guard connived at his es-
cape.
Mr.. Holbrook, an old and respected
citizen Of Cherokee county, was struck
and instantly killed by lightning. on
Saturday night, while on his way home
with q team.
A lady named Mrs. Fuller was found
at Independence, Iowa, this morning,
lying across the railroad track, with her
head cut off.
Last Sunday was the warmest day Of
the season. The mercury indicated
one hundred in the shade.
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sick Radicals of the town and surround.
ing country. .,
On motion the Convention adjourned
to meet at the polls.
R. s. BLAIR President,
THOMAS W. IRELAND Secretary.
July 18th, 1872.
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SAYS the Chicago Tribune: "The
people OF the Southern States would
like to enjoy something like that reas.
suring assurance, 90 often heard Of late,
to the effect that General Grant will
not interfere in the pending guberna.
torial election of Pennsylvania"
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TIE late Senator Grimes was one OF
Grants ablest advocates four years ago (;
but he lived to see his error, and de-
clared that "in ability this Administra.
ton in the most pusIl animous and con-
temptible, and in morals the most
corrupt and rotten, which has ever
disgraced the American people
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Dr.. a. >, TOdd'S Liver PIIIs,
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Beware Of COunterfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,

PAIN COLIC AND WAkEFULNESS.
Such is the popularity OF our remedy that
II has induced some unprincipled persons
in our city to counterfeit II, copying our
labels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word, using the same colors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking TO dis
cover the difference. An Intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
tempts at deception and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, TO
the full extent of the law, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such imita-
tions a. shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article OF The Child's
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cor
dial, is prepared by LAUGHLIN BROTH:
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according TO act Of Congress.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29
r,I[EJn.

the morning q te ss,s II gans; s seuess
tst dsmaftef OF Michael and Bridget QufgnP aRes
one year months and eleven I, 60 AZ.
o'clock nj her fathers d se-
heal or seventeenth street The f, n sn,isn.
ho -, Jne a7tt, Mrs am
r. .t;RkNEERsff the thirsy-Cifnhh yea yen cs,,,rrn
age she leaves devoted husband anu i00r
10 mourn t,kis Toas.
!. Il, Werewolf alas our Hcther M3r, 81 &.
s.. thy form lies cold andstili; 80
'fr -rt,r death has caused . vacant place
az Ibts world CHI never 6i. ats..sse .f'z'9.
VOW sad the housc and lone the hour
since tIry sweet smile r. gorc; . s.
Rutob: a brighter home than ours
III heaven So now thine own. i ss.s5
Fer funeral will take place from her hnsoana .
resii.nce. No. 10 Luuret street, Tc-l1a zh a.
o'clock 4. n. ls34i t'dti@F 4 t..'. y
.yex.c,cay. NJ 10 r.! d.. at his residence, In
Hcnrico, H. j. SMITH, sheriff Of The county: ,e....
His funeral Will take place TO-MoRRo" fo""-
day. MORNING ut 10 O'clock .....,a 4.
Friends and acquaintanccs are invited 10 aI'eno'